George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Top Left: Lou Walker of the Phi Zetes sets himself to pass to a teammate as the Sig Delt’s Joe Casey crashes through the line toward him. Lower Left: Lou fires the pass as Joe narrowly misses blocking it. Top Right: Jack Bernhardt and Tom Harris play to win in an intramural handball match. Bottom Right: Caught in a quiet moment is the Big Red team, a powerful inde¬ pendent aggregation that gave plenty of trouble to the fraternity teams. The Big Reds made a serious bid for the championship, losing out to the Sig Delts in their final game. They include: Gordon Boys, Tom O’Hara, Jim Buys, Cyril Myers, Walter Barber, Don Dyrda, Jerry Smoker, Bob Ballentyne. Carl Fawcett, Carl Gaites, Jack Rankine, Phil Phillips, Jack Walker, Rich Holden, Ed Langbein, Curt Meschke. 1948 George Williams students on nation-wide hook-up on Station WBBM with Dr. Sylvanius Duvall 1040 TU u t i° plC Should America Accept More Immigrants?” as et kall team won 11 games and lost only five. Leading scorers were Dick Yawyer. TU r° ints an 9 eorge Georgandus, 180 markers. e mbers dedicated to Dr. Arthur H. Steinhaus on completion of 30 years of inspirational teaching service to the College. ' 35

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Front Row: Rodd Gleeson, Louis Vulliez, Bill McKinley, Wayne Dodson. Second Row: Dick Marinelli, chairman; Lyman Curtis, Don Klein, Bob Turner. Back Row: Faulds Orchard, Bob Bratton, Andy Cable, Walter Barber, Jack 0. Claypoole, advisor. Practically every Wednesday noon the cafeteria staff braces itself for the last minute dash as the hungry athletes come for lunch after a gruelling intramural game. The Athletic Committee of the College Association oper¬ ates the intramural program which includes both fraternity and independent teams. A winner among the fraternity teams is acknowledged each year based on an extensive point system. Competition is in touch football, and basketball as well as wrestling, volleyball, swimming, handball and table tennis. The function of the committee chaired by Dick Marinelli is to plan, operate and provide referees for the intramural program. Rodd Gleeson is the secretary, Jack Claypoole, the faculty advisor. Renovo, Pa. . . . came to GW from Drexel Tech in Philadelphia . . . worked for Woodlawn Boys’ Club . . . Hyde Park Neighborhood Club . . . looking toward YMCA Business Administration . . . Embers . . . Collegian Editor . . . Men’s Chorale . . . Pep Band . . . Lemayne and his camera cover every College event. Chicago . . . attended Wilson Junior College . . . Gym Club . . . WA . . . circulation manager of Collegian . . . Chicago Park District . . . Neurology whiz . . . humorous . . . the future Mrs. Shank.

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. . sound, form, and movement Left: Mrs. Garrison, choral director and two of her assistants: Barbara Roth, accompanist, and Tom Moore, student director. Right: The Rhythmic Choir adds another medium to the Chapel As¬ semblies as it demonstrates the art of worship through symbolic movement. Members are: Judy Jones, Mrs. Garri¬ son, director; Donna Carlson and Thelma Samples. Bottom Left: College Chorale members: Mrs. Garrison, direc¬ tor: Ronald Temple. Rita Gang. Barbara Roth, Faye LaRue. Larry Sehy and Tom Moore. Second Row: Phil Phillips, Wade Parker, Faye Hebert. Nannie Lazenby. Mary Roeder, A1 Cook, Charles Dudley. Back Row: Dave Wetcher, Bob Gee, Dave Wittkop, Don Huebner and Merrill Oleson. Bottom Right: Mary Lick- erman and the “Madonna and Child” she sculpted which was part of the College’s Christmas decor. BURTON S. FETTIG-GWE Bay City, Michigan . . . attended Bay City Junior College . . . worked at Marcy Center, Mandel Brothers, B O Railroad . . . YMCA bound . active in Phi Zeta Tau and intramurals . . . Dorm Council representative. LOUIS VULLIEZ—HPE Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada . . . attended United College . . . field work at Lincoln-Belmont and Duncan YMCAs . . . Louie was president of the life¬ guard corps . . . athletic committee . . . PZT . . . PE Club . . . has that sleepy look ... a whiz-bang at gymnastics.