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

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First Row, L. to R. - B. Landers, J. Hart, R. Polakovich, D. Johnson, B. Shriber, C. Streeter, R. Sh'd E.I-I lB.B'd. c nel er, erte , air Second Row, L. to R. -- C. Hitchcock, F. Burns, J. Sutherlin, D. Mol, J. Cassis, B. Dare, D. Dilley, JBtaBT MG1b' k'WSt ChSt1 . an , . ornga, . o em lews 1, . one, oac ee e. A Third Row, L. to R. - W. Montgomery, P. Saurman, S. Boyd, R. Oleszkiewicz, J. Tunis, E..Raab, C. Bunt- ing, J. Crell, J. Rymar, F. Wiersum, C. Van Haltesveldt. ' Varsity lub The Junior College Varsity Club proved itself one of the most enterprising groups in J.C. again this year. The Varsity Homecoming celebration, held November 2, was the most successful event listed on the social calendar. A huge parade, elec- tion of a queen and the season s biggest dance comprised the day's program. Committeemen were Frank Burns, Fred Wiersum, and Jack Hart. Besides this one special event, the Varsity Club had a fall hayride, and a spring beach party, at. which the next year's officers were elected.' 'Ath- letically, they sponsor the Annual J.C. Relays, at which the Grand Valley and Ken-O-Wa confer- ences decide their championships. Far from be- ing only physically superior, the Varsity Club through its continued activities and enthusiastic support of the College, have proved that brains 'can and do go with brawn. A I 1 1 President . . . Bill Schriber Vice-President . . . Dale Johnson Secretary-Treasurer . Carroll Streeter And mighty men. are we! !

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Firstgvliofw, to - Letty Hornbach, Jeanette Joling, Jean C. Browning, Lorraine Willer, Allaine Mae 1 l d o e, e en g en. Second Row, L. to R. - Isla Spring, Doris Reynders, Virginia Bechtold, Dorothy Barendse, Dorothy Dickie, Betty Plant, Miss Krumheuer. Physical Education Club The Statement that it's a MAN'S world is violently opposed by the members of the Physical Education Club of J.C. as shown by their undying efforts in the sporting world. Chief advisor, gym- nast, and enthusiast Miss Krumheuer who inci- dentally is a grand sport lists on her schedule of sports - badminton, ping-pong, basketball, shuffleboard, bowling, and other outdoor and in- door sports. On the night of February 28, back of J.C.'s gym swarmed high school girls who were the guests of the Physical Ed. Club at a PLAY NIGHT, which took in individual sports and volleyball. President . . Lorraine Willer Secretary . . Jean Browning Come on Boys, how about u little game? ? ? This successful night was sponsored entirely by the Club and was their major project of the year. The social life was adequately taken care of by the frequently held spreads. A serious note of the year was struck when physical theraphy was brought to mind after the club gave a tea for Miss Mitts of Blodgett Hospital who is considered one of the leading physical therapicts in the state. On looking at both sides of the question we come to the conclusion that maybe it isn,t entirely a '4MAN'S worldw after all.

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sid- Firs1bRow,CL. to R. - Jack Doyle, Richard Squires, LaVerne Prentice, Toby Swiecicki, William Kaechele, avid oons. Second Row, L. to R. - Verna Ogden, Jeanette Buist, Shirley DeNeut, Bob Meech, Bernard AuFrance, M. A. Storr, advisor. Camera Club Hold it! Smile! The click of the camera and another film goes into the darkroom of the Camera Club. From still shots to perfectly timed action flashes the Club has done an exceptionally fine job this year with their advisor, Mr. Storr, strating to all members how to produce perfect celluloids. During the year the noon luncheon meetings were given over to a series of illustrated lectures portraying the practical application of the various phases of photography. The acquisition of a new miniature Graflex camera and extensive photoflood equipment this President . . . . Robert Young Secretary-Treasurer . Laverne Prentice We preserve for posterity -- in black and white. year enabled the Club to carry on a much more complete program depicting the social and ath- letic life of the college, and the Olympian wishes to express its gratitude to the members of the Club and to Mr. Stoerr for the fine cooperation and help which we have received from them throughout the year. During the year at the Club's several evening meetings, outstanding downtown photographers were guest speakers. What constitutes good pho- tography was the subject matter of these discus- sions.