George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Herman Hertog. Director of Part-time Placement shows Ed Steele and Don Clock how to get to an agency, in which they are interested. OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Jerry Lloyd, Jack Rankine, Ed Langbein are shown at the dedication of the new General Robert E. Wood Boys’ Club where they work. General Wood is shown in the doorway with Richard Daly, Mayor of Chicago, third from the left. Former President Herbert Hoover was also present for this occasion. Left: Faulds Orchard gives individual instruction to a member of a gym group at the Hyde Park YMCA. Center: Joyce Augustine, Harold Runyan, Larry Sehy and Jerry Woolley are shown boarding the bus at 53 and Cottage Grove. This is a familiar scene as students leave school for their jobs all over the city. Bottom: Karl Hallsten conducts a class in ceramics at the Max Straus Center of the Jewish Community Centers of Chicago. Part of the whole business of getting started in the school year is getting a part-time job. Mr. Hertog, Director of Part-time Placement, and Curtis Mullins, his assistant, are pushed pretty hard to match students and employers satisfactorily. About ninety-five per cent of the student body are employed, most of them in one of the hundred leisure-time agencies and schools in Chicagoland which employ George Williams students. These jobs give us opportunity to put some of the theories and ideas presented in the classroom to work in a real-life situation. Malta, Israel . . . Attended Teachers’ College, Tel Aviv, Israel . . . was em ployed by the Bethel Congregation, Highland Park . . . Phi Zeta Tau . . Mike plans to study physical therapy at Northwestern ... is married t.o girl from the home-land. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada . . . Graduate of University of Manitoba employed by Chatham and Belmont YMCAs . . . Phi Zeta Tau . . . National Honor Fraternity ’56 . . . Intramural Chairman . . . Bill plans to return tc Winnipeg and the YMCA . . . Eventually a Doctor’s Degree.

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College Association Working behind the scenes as long ago as last spring quarter, the College Association or CA was planning and preparing for the co-curricular life of the College. The CA is a kind of big-little enterprise doing over 5,000 dollars worth of business annually. It sponsors all-school activities as well as subsidizing school organizations. Elected to lead the CA this last year was George Kill- ingsworth. Neil Allen was chosen vice president, Hester Hursh, secretary and Judy Jones, treasurer. Right: Man-about-campus, George Killingsworth, College As¬ sociation President, leaves school books in hand for his part-time job—he too must eat. Below: With eating out of the way, Gun- nar Peterson. George Killingsworth. Neil Allen. Judy Jones and Hester Hursh get down to business as the executive committee of the CA.