George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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« ROBERT WAYNE DEYOUNG-GWE Chicago . . . field work experience at 111th Street YMCA ... a loyal member of Sigma Delta Alpha, Vice-President . . . intramurals . . . Bob is married . . . looking forward to service in the YMCA . . . after a learning experience with our Armed Forces. FRANCIS E. THOME-GWE San Jose, California . . . attended San Jose State Teachers College . . . field work at South Chicago YMCA . . . Collegian Editor . . . member of the YMCA student committee . . . may serve Uncle Sam before a YMCA career . . . has background of YMCA experience . . . methodical . . . and purposeful.

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Right : Graduate students Jesse Alexander, Reuben Huff, Bill Okrafosmart and Curt Mullins gather round a table in the Social Corridor to discuss one of their classes. Below: Miss Helen Westerherg, Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education, points out the various parts of the spinal column to a section of the Anatomy lab group. Students include: Walter Barber, Hester Hursh, Dick Marinelli, Lee Roy Umbles, Walter Jonas, Rita Gang, Faulds Orchard, Barbara Goodwin and Lois Frederiksen. TWO PRESIDENTS AND CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL 1903 John A. Hansen made President of the College. He had served since 1890 with the title of Gen¬ eral Secretary. 1905 Frank H. Burt elected President. 1921 The “Y College” . . . turned out a record football team . . . Tnexcelled spirit in the student body, and unselfish, loyal opposition from the second team in scrimmage, together with a lot of fine football material are responsible factors.—A. H. Steinhaus. Y College 7 Y College 7 Y College 60 Y College 14 Y College 20 Y College 50 Lake Forest 0 Kalamazoo 3 Wheaton 0 Butler 7 Northwestern 20 De Paul 0 17

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V Opposite Page—Top: An involved finance problem is explained to a group of graduate students staying “over-time” by Mr. Harold A. Mullen, Associate Professor of Administration. Ed Krull, Bob Lyle, Dick Mueller and Mary Jane Williams seem a little confused by the figures. Bottom: Dr. William Couch, Jr., Assistant Pro¬ fessor of English and Humanities, conducts an informal class discussion in the Geneva Room. Students include: Margaret Lacy, Grant Sheffer, Don Glaze, Bob Hansen. This Page—Right: Physical activities classes, too require written work. This fact is verified by Elaine Simos and Marilynn Bishop. Below: Mr. John W. Fuhrer extends the famous right hand of fellowship to Don Pelegrino. Mr. Fuhrer is Associate Profes¬ sor of Administration and Acting Director of Public Relations. JILL TICKNER—HPE Chicago . . . WA volleyball chairman . . . natural comedienne . . . enthusiastic . . . has interest in group work . . . plans to teach HPE in schools. ALAN JOHNSON-GWE Omaha, Nebraska . . . attended University of Nebraska . . . graduated from GW in December ’56 with a B.S. in Group Work Education . . . employed at Lathr op Boys Club . . . A1 was the editor of the College Handbook . . . member of the Publications Committee . . . friendly . . . likeable. 19