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

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SE Q-uv' First Row: Edwnrd Hawkins, VVard Derl-cs. Bob Hall, Orval Veltman, Presidentg Wilma Nyenhuisi ' - ' - - K bl Ad ' . S ond Row Jim Levandoskl, Wilfred Secretary, Mnrcelino Smee. Vice President. Mr. rem e, viser ec 1 1 I l Martindale, Edward Meyers, Earl Kittie, Jack Ringleberg, Bob Van Ess, Rita Dean, Morris Kleiman. Third Row: Jack Ryharsyk, James Banta, Richard Talbot, John Jasperse, Arthur VanderMey, Dorothy Davis, Howard Face. Curtis NV. Johns, Jr. Business Administration To acquaint members with today's complex business world through perf sonal contacts with professional men has been the purpose of the Business Administration club. Speakers have included Mr. F. W. Mara, manager of the Alabastine company who has been affiliated with the Grand Rapids Association of Credit Men: Mr. Ralph Merrill, works manager of the American Seating companyg Mr. Steed of Station 'NVLAVg and Mr. Muggs, sales promotion manager of the International Harvester company. Preparation for Business was the topic discussed by Dean Clarg E, Griffin of the University of Michigan Business Administration school at the May 5 banquet given by the club. Club BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION President . . . Orval Veltman Vice-President . Marceline Smee Secretary . . . Barbara Dunn Treasurer . . Stephanie Barecki Sponsor . . Mr. George Kremble MEF Pldllllen litk-Pm Rfcorflil Treusuf, SP0ni0p

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M4 Mail MGH' km SEE mini li fn Cinii AES President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor . Mis CULAPIAN . . Walter Jaracz . . Richard Cillett . . Betty Hersman . Richard Bethune s Marie Belle McCabe First Row: Robert Burns, Ramon Lang, Robert Etheridge, Murray Dewar, Arthor Doering, Henry Olejniczek. Second Row: Wayne Johnson, Catherine Ferguson, Perry Middleton, George Ziton, Walter Jaracz, President: Betty Hersman, Secretary: Dorothy DeVries, Florence Thwaites, Miss McCabe, Adviser. Third Row: Howard Caukin, Clarence Webb, Eugene Plous, Elizabeth Goodson, Elaine Giddings, Gerry Wygant, Tom Smith, Lloyd Berry. Fourth Row: Gerald Barofshy, Harold Brondyk, Philip Seven, Lila Lee Johnson, Bob Gosling, Russell Worobec, Ernest Raab, Ward Marlatt, Harlow Marlett, Walter Wood. Aesculapian Society Cpening their season with the Medic CutfUp, Aesculapians number x among their activities sundry social and business gatherings. Following the dance came a Christmas party, a games party, and spring banquet. Guest speaker was Dean H. C. Furstenburg of the University of Michigan Medi' cal school. Composed of students studying for careers in medicine, dentistry, arts and nursing, and laboratory technic, the club has brought to luncheon and dinner meetings prominent practicing physicians, among Whom are Dr. J. A. Ferguson and Dr. Kenneth Fellows. 37

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liltlld mil Bn' '!f'Pl!31' lr 'fn ,l 45, 4 +S. -pet' 'CV' First Row: Jeannette Campbell, Librarian: Mercia Lockyer, Recording Secretary: King Doyle, President: Peggy Soper, Corres ond'n S ' ' p I g ecretary, Floyd Barber, Treasurer: Miss Vander Velde, Adviser Second Row' George Bahns Marcia Saur R th V . . , , u anweelden, Vice-President: Mary Jane Grady, Marijane Bird. Tlnrd Row: Roberta Wright, Sue Meyer, Arlene Caster, Julia Greenhalgh, Jack King, International Relations Club INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS President .... King Doyle Vice-President . Ruth VanWeelden Recording Sec'y . Mercia Lockyear Treasurer . . Floyd Barber, Jr. Sponsors . 'Miss Alice Vander Velde Mr. Austin Etter With the attention of all focused on worldfvvide events, the International Relations club has proved invaluable to its members as a forum for disf cussion and interpretation. Speakers who have aided their study include Dr. B. H. Masselink, Rabbi Jerome D. Folkrnan, Mr. Frank T. Jenson, and Miss Mildred Hinsf dale, former faculty member. In addition, student programs have been pref sented and recent books from the collection given each year by the Carnegie Endowment have been reviewed. To the midfwest conference of International Relations clubs in Muncie, Indiana, went King Doyle, jack King, and Floyd Barber. Here, as Junior colleges delegation, they participated in round tables and speeches on various world problems. fi 39