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

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'Xi X' 'WY C7 , N 'NN i gr Seated: lnln Spring. Jenn Browning, Virginia Bechtold, Dorthy Dickie. Standing: Mary Louise Parker, Bernice Sorenson. Mary Macdonald, Nellnmae London, Miss Krumheller, SPOIISUF- Physical Education Club If it's a strike - if the game is fifteenflove - if the ball comes with star' tling speed - the hand behind the masterfplay is probably that of a Phi Ed, and you need think only of escaping, never of victory. But even these physical education majors have indulged in something besides games. ln February, the girls gave a tea for their mothers, proving their skill on the social side and adding demonstrations of their gym work. Intramurals were sponsored by them for both men and women, special succex being attributed to Virginia Bechtold's badminton tournament. One hundred and fifty high school and JC. girls had many a vigorous contest at the annually successful Playnight, given in February by the Phi Eds. PHYS EDS President . . . Dorthy Dickie Sec'y-Treas. . . Nellamae London Sponsor . . Miss lla Krumheuer Pfailwn llolrei, lftrklary lrmum illllor

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ATTIC ARTISTS President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Sponsor . . Roberta Teele Richard Schopmeyer . . Doris Andrews . . . Lois Zillmer Miss Eugenia Babcock B 13 E: gm: H1253 Denis: Dlgris .Andrews, Roberta Teele, Lois Zillmer, Helen Norton, Theo Oxford Standing. Barham Monza. Y Ulnlik, Robert HMI, Jerry Lucas, Marvin Fleckner, Gordon Gibbs, Cntllleen Meyerl Attic A t ' li Every two weeks students specializing in art gather in the club corner of the fourth floor studio to plan their activities. These intellectual sessions resulted this year in Modern Design. Dancers were effectively mystified by the wall murals carrying out the theme. The toboggan party and spring picnic at Johnson park should be added. In more serious moments, the group attended art gallery exhibits to study the work and techniques of others. Financially, they donated twentyfhve dollars to the Red Cross.

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President Vice-Pres. . Secretary Treasurer Sponsor VARSITY Carroll Vanl-Iartesveldt Marion Columbiewski . . . . Joe Cassis . . James Banta . Harold O. Steele fx 'ni' First Row: James Levandoski, Fred R R b t O'B ' ' Banta Joe Cassis Marion Golembiewsagceiragkeiee glen, gllglald lgoivlclli, Carroll Vanllartesveldt, James - ' ' . I - 90011 I , P M'ddl , 'll' Il?l'i3'f14iJE:5lE,Kltfsllrariijaliggstggiisseg Yoioliec, :Ernest Razz, Flgyil Boxiiligr, .Fx:?yMr.l Stgilg ggclnifimgl , , , 0 . . . Charles Sam., Arthur VanderMey, ward Del-kg: sse ager, Gerald Ritzema, Tom Rosema, William Upton. Varsity Club With capable officers and enterprising members, the Varsity club has earned recognition for outstanding activity. Capturing the fall social lime' light were homecoming festivities, complete with the FerrisfI.C. game, an allfschool parade, and a dance. Queen Barbara Dunn and her court - Minerva Guerin, Shirley Johnson, Betty Wilhams, and Genevieve Kwiatf kowski - reigned over the largestfoffallftirnes event. Initiations and a banquet for new members, with Coach Alvin Vander' Bush of South High school as principal speaker, followed the football season. Bringing together Grand Valley and KenfOwa league schools, the Varsity club again sponsored the spring relays. Queen for the day was Arva Voss. At the final meeting of the year, a picnic, spring varsity team members were initiated and received their letters.