George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Once upon a time, in a somber laboratory, a woeful white rat was held prisoner in a strong, wire cage. The rat had been named for a famous Indian chieftain, a courageous mascot of George Williams College in the good old days, and on his head he wore the bon¬ net of the Al I-Col lege Tri be. Heap-Big-Cheese-Hunter’s adventurous spirit fretted at his narrow confines and deplored the limited range of hi s vi sion. His only excitement came with the chattering stud¬ ents and the ringing of bells. All too soon the bells ran g and the noisy stu dents I eft him alone in his wiry cage. Where did they go ' ? If he could only follow those animated people! Then, one day Heap-Big-Cheese-Hunter noticed that his cage was unlatched. This was his big chance! He threw himself against the door, dropped to the floor, and scur¬ ried from the lab, into a tiny room nearby.

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IN MEMORIUM GUY L. SCHUYTEMA, Dean of Students Friend, advisor, fellow faculty member, loyol worker, ond true Christian. His kind¬ ness, humility, sincerity, ond devotion to task will ever be remembered. His loyol ond sacrificial service to George Williams Col¬ lege and the things it stands for will live in the hearts of those who knew him and loved him.

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Arthur H Steinhaus, Professor of Physiology, Dean of the College, and Director of the Division of Health and Physical Education; John R. McCurdy, President; Channing M. Briggs, Associate Professor of Sociol¬ ogy and Group Work, and Director of the Division of Group Work and Recreation. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Heap-Big-Cheese-Hunter climbed up on a desk, looked around and right in front of him were some very distinguished persons! He turned and ran down a flight of stairs. At every turn he met other notable persons. 5