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

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2. .gm , Brill pn ML 3-mid Hr ' I fgil lr, llrff' DEBATE President . . . Fred Wentworth Manager . . . Cordon Boozer Sponsor . Mr. Robert Cunningham ow: Gaylene rieve, Mr. Cunningham, Adviser: Loraine Naum. Second Row: Gordon Boozer. I' t R G Morris Kleiman, Fred Wentworth. Debate Team A good part of the country, as well as the labor question, was covered in the fall debate season by J.C.'s oratorsg the net result was three champion' ships - and sugar cubes from every restaurant along the way. At the Toledo midfwestern direct clash debate tournament they took junior college honors and special superiority ratings, at Chicago's North Park college Phi Rho Pi meet they were declared champions, winning seven out of eight clashes, and after the two rounds of the state tourna' ment, they emerged second. Twelve out of twelve wins was their score at the close of the North Manchester, largest in the world tourney, and fortyfseven fourfyear colleges stepped back while the only junior college present took top honors. 35

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'T' Mr. Storr. Adviser: Glen Nelson, Kim: Doyle. Robert MacMillan. Vice-President: Hugh Lillie, President: I-Burl Kitllc, Treasurer. Standing: Paul Dupler. Walter Jaracz, George Walhck, Kenneth Bullock, Eugene Miller. Hoyt Kremer, Carroll Vanlrlartesveldt, Wayne Stone. 1VIen's Union Good times - and free ones, too - have resulted from the energetic plans of the Men's Union board. Starting with the Flag Rush, first sophomore victory of the year, and winding up with a tugfoffwar, as a means of recon' ditioning members before their final exams, Union members have enjoyed a rkmumus seascna. Along with the pancake supper came Milo Sukup of University of Michigan gridiron fame who showed football movies. Then came the dance, and finally a chop suey dinner, featuring, in addition to food, movies and cartoons. The Father and Son banquet, biggest yet, came in May, and presented, as speaker, Dr. Arthur Secord of the University of Michigan speech department. MEN'S UNION President .... Hugh Lillie Vice-President . Robert MacMillan Secretary . . Donald Howick Treasurer . . . Earl Kittle Sponsor . . Mr. Merle Storr

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First Row: Barbara Herrinton, Doris Andrews, Dorothy Newcomer, Phyllis Huntley, Jean Nicholson, Treasurer: Elizabeth Ramsey, .lean Browning, Gordon Boozer. Second Row: Wanda Cochrane, Peggy Soper, Ruth Vanweelden, Florence Eckberg, David Lipner, Seymour Leven, Jack Crawford, Mr. Qunmng- ham. Adviser. Third Row: Dick Evans, Jerry Lucas, Elizabeth Wilson, Dick Snook, Joe Cassis, Mary Elizabeth Goozen, Gordon Dnrrah. Howard Face, Morris Kleiman. Delta Sigma Delta Sigma ranked mention in First Nights and Passing Judgments with its professional production of Sidney Howard's The Late Christopher Bean. Directed by Mr. Cunningham, assisted by Doris Andrews, the Delts reached a new high in junior college histrionics with their presentation of this New England comedy. ln addition, Elizabeth Wilson gave Alice Dugf Millers White Cliffs for the group's radio program. Cn the Sggial Side were the banquet at which awards were presented and the most unique of all dances - and also one of the most successful - Ah Menli' President Secretary Treasurer Librarian DELTA SIGMA . . . Gordon Boozer . . Doris Chapman . . Jean Nicholson . . . Phyllis Huntlel' Sponsor . Mr. Robert Cunningham ,Q 36 D MM llfsim 1 --I. is