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

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C57 Z7 62' 4 if 1 Tri QQ' NRA First Row: Patricia Baylis. Myrtle Schuitema, Marian Reidsma, Frances Johnson: Patricia Wilcox Marjorie Willett. Second Row: Jeanne Hamilton, Eleanor Walendzak, Alice Gorter, Delia Schuitema Mary Ellen Gill. Beverly Hamilton, Misa White, Sponsor. Third Row: Elizabeth Van Popering, Margaret Lang' Joanne Schilling, Elizabeth Andrews, Barbara Jennings, Isabel Edson. Future Registered Nurses Holding exchange meetings with the PrefMeds, Future Registered Nurses club has brought to its members firstfhand information about the medical profession from local authorities, in addition to numerous social gatherings. Miss Graff, directress of nurses at Blodgett hospitalg Miss Monaweck, who spoke on ethics in nursingg Dr. Donald Schuitema, and Dr. Kenneth Fellows, are among speakers featured. Rounding out their programs was a Christmas party, a spread in honor of Miss Louise Schmidtt, adviser who left to do graduate Work at Columbia, and a games party.

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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.

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A q-1 CHOIR Pianist . . . Marijane Bird Director . . Mr. Robert Wing I , , Q 17 First Row: Wanda Cochrane, Elizabeth W'l , M - B' d J Bl - wing Director Second Row. Nellamae Lolgon JarlJalg1'ch 1rSh'elaneNlandford. Dazmar Carter. Mr. ' ' - I1 On, CHD IS OD. lr ey eson, Stepha i B k', M Macdonald, Helen Norton, Barbara Morgan. Third Row: Lorraine Yowaish, Richardn ieiethilrrfz. 'Ge-liz Romeyn, Joseph Lodden, Robert DeYoung, Richard Boes, Harry Venema. 4 1 n Choir To hear them rehearse is a pleasure - to hear them perform is a privilege. With Mr. Robert Wing on the podium and Marijane Bird at the piano, the choir has proved its worth in varied programs. Two radio programs, a musical assembly, plus participation in various school programs, com' prised their schedule. Qutstanding solo performances have been given by Wanda Cochrane, Jeane Blandford, and Marijane. At the choir's assembly Gordon Van Rye, faculty member, was featured. Providing music for every type of f I gathering, the group climaxed its season by singing, quite appropriately, 5 Morning at the sophomore breakfast. Z I I ! 1 l 49