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

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CHEMISTRY M Gm President . . . Robert 'Eastway 'Hamm Vice-President . Dwayne 'Huebner min fm Secretary .... Ardis Brown Treasurer . . Charles Winchester Sponsor . . Mr. William Dow 4 J First Row: Gerald Ritzema, Charlie Winchester, Treasurer: Ardis Brown, Secretary: Robert Enstway. President: Art Brower, Corresponding Secretary: Dwayne Huebner, Vice-President: Carl Frans, Leon A. Nowackl. Second Row: Mr. Dow, Adviser: Joe Cassis, Joe Hankiewicz, Ed Benjamins, Dick Boes, Gerald Schafer, George Bailey, Mae Lee Dow, Miss Marlowe, Adviser: Mr. Cowin, Adviser. Third Row: Mr. Gregory, Adviser: Richard Senseman, Arlo DeWinter, Bill Shane, Fred Boshoven, Jack Knol, Dick Koorstra. Robert TenI-Ioor, Joseph Lodden, Mary Jeanne Helm. Chemistry Club The laboratory lads once again concocted the right formula for a successful season, climaxed by a spring banquet with Dr. Willard of the University of Michigan chemistry department as guest speaker. Previously they held numerous social meetings and heard a variety of informative lectures, including one by the fire department on incendiary bombs. Incidentally, the club claimed prestige for their championship basketball team which took top honors in the intramural league.

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'Ds flqxl' We .Q-y First Row: Lloyd Vnnderwerf. Chester I-Iornheck, SCCYQUIYD'-Treisurer: Robert Steenhagen, Stellhen Ruhv Dave Locks. Second Row: Lloyd Frost, Jack Gray, President: Mr. Etter, Adviser. i Forestry Club FORESTRY President ..... J ack Gray In spite of the fact that Dr. Bailey, adviser, left early in the spring to accept a position at the University of Kentucky, the woodsmen have Sec?-Treas. . Chesterflornbeck carried on their usual activities under Mr. Etter. Besides fall and spring Sponso' ' ' M A 5'in Em' outings, and movies and lectures on various phases of forestry, the group has popularized summer forest work, so that about fifty were accepted for positions in the western forest camps of Montana and Washington. The youthlings planted several hundred seedlings which acted fthe seedlings, we meanl as a preventative for soil erosion in the northfeast part of the city. Timber! - well, anyway, eventually. i 40 Pmidem Vice-Pie: Secremry Tlelllllldl tllllllllor

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First Row: Jenn Zie 'lt-r. Anita Gillco. Rc 'nold Jeltemu, Gaylene Grieve, Betty Boudier. RCX Blgnall. Bette Williumn, Dorothy Flowers, Winnifred Slozk. Second Row: Mary Ulrich, Mary Bechtold, Elaine DeRulter, Elizabeth Ramsey. Virzinin Schnell, Dorothy DeVries, Marion Maichele, Alyee Fisher, Dagmar Qarlief, Jacqueline Ynrringzton. Third Row: Wanda Cochrane, Elizabeth Goodson,-Phyllis Huntley, Rflbeft 0 Brien Fred Wentworth. William Gnrbrect. Sarah Steele, Stephanie Barecki, Maxine Takens, Lois Burns. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle has greatly widened the scope of its activities this year, particuf larly in such projects as bringing Professor Andre Morize of Harvard to lecture before a general assembly on contemporary French conditions. Members made a brief study of the art of the French republic at an exhibit recently held at the gallery, and, at their last meeting, enjoyed an informal talk by Madame Ray Spencer. ln accordance with the Cercle's policy to promote interest in the French language and culture, they gave their funds remaining at the end of the season to relief for French children. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President . . . Gaylene Grieve Vice-President . Reynold Jeltema Secretary . . Anita Cilleo Treasurer .... Rex Bignall Sponsor . . Miss Amy Broome SP Pfffidem , iiwlrezidm lf!-Trem. lfvmur