Grand Rapids Community College - Olympian Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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What makes it tick? Step right up, Pete! The halls, filled with a seething mass be- tween classes, everyone tired, without their work done - but making no effort to do it, laughter, dates, work and more work. The hectic day from eight to four - lectures, a lunch at the Ritzie and back to English Lit. College Life - Campus Life - What a Life! Why don't I work in the office The hour of reckoning! ! EIIIIPUS Peg, Betty, Breeze

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Homecomln gp on p McMahon's Wreck Plans-Preparations-Work and more Work - and on a brisk, sunny, Autumn day all of Junior College turned out to play hosts at J.C.'s Homecoming - the biggest event of the year. Ringling Brothers had nothing on the gigantic parade that wound its way through town and to the football field. The parade had everything - and the beautiful, blond Homecoming Queen, Winifred Slack, ruled over all her subjects with regal splendor. The Parade and GBIIIC were topped off with a dance and after tripping the light fantastic, everyone echoed the phrase, ults been a grand day! Laugh, Winnie, Laugh! Sawbones 'N YS I. Palettes and Painters .9 1 3 . I I Monks Q I l l-lcr I-Iiglmcss und Court X V , A .Qc . b c 5 .S 3 X X r

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I F f The Queen and Jack Tea-dancing! 1 x ! A , 1 3 A I ia fn I 1 f Y 1 1 1 ! Q I Mistletoe I Q 1 Could be love . . . Intermission Be it tea-dances, noon-dances, or those given in the evening, all ,I.C. turns out to waltz, rumba, conga, or just plain get 6'hep. As the solid jive rolls forth, the stag line begins to creep forward and the lucky fellows with partners dance steadily in the other direction - but all to no avail - sooner or later the tap on the shoulder, or should I say shove on the chest, providing whether it's a football player or not, makes itself known, and the wolf has caught up - the familiar phrase U rings forth '4Cut, please? Dances