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

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' J xl We play at assemblies!! And at football games!! THE BAND EI'L'l'iHZ7IlIg flu! lmzrif Z7IIll ,l'1I.1'1'. Ewell llw Iieffrxzw' of Ilia tea, Hung llwir lve.zrfr, .mil flven I.:-1' by: 111 .tzreel wlziir it .fnrlv Jflf Killing iuzre um! grief Of lveizrt FJ!! izyfeeji, or. be.11'i11g, diff. fHKIII'J' VIII. This 'year the band really underwent a change, and as a result it was brought into the limelight most of the year. In the spring, on March 27, to be exact, the band and choir joined forces to present the best musical concert that has been presented in the past several years. The choir sang four numbers, and the band took care of the rest of the program. The soloist, Dona-Jean Pal- matier, also sang with the band. The band Was under the very able direction of Mr. George Davis, who made the successful year 'Ji the band possible. To him, a great share of the credit is due and we are proud to have had him with us. Another famous part of the band is the Trumpet Trio, which is also pictured. Row 1: B. Vander Heide, C. White, J. Meulenberg, L. Worbel, P. Stewart, V. Van Popering, E. Smith, J. Yeakey, R. La l-laine, B. Hettler, W. Tooley, J, Chapman, J. Huffard, B. Walsh. Row 2: R. Van Allsberg, C. Mclnnis, M. Viergever, C, Knapp, E. Parker. Row 3: D. Kauskas, E. Kalinski, R. Bied, R. La Huis, R. Doane, M. Ver Hulst, R. Ludwig, R. Cumberworth, M. Doering, W. Buck, T, Schopps, D. Walsh, J. Braley, M. Bonney, R. Simmons, E. D'Ange1o. Row 4: R. Woolridge, J. Bradley, G. Haaclsma, D. Hose, J. Webber, R. Small, E. Dykhouse, R. Adamat, S. Peterson, A, Doering, R. Hoops, J. Early, B. Stoddard, A. Schwartz, D. J. Palmatier. as .. y err' ' is-U.. . . 3 C924 ' . fs, .. -S is ' .. . omg .tl B251 E-.-ski.

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r ENGINEERS' CLUB They lhur Jltzflu' high hare 1271171 hhzity in Jhuhe lhefff. - Rifhrzrd 111. President ..... . . . Morris Caminer Vice-President. . . .... Gordon Face Secretary ..... . . . Roger Hilarides Treasurer . . , .... Shirley Blake The Engineers' Club has been on the go this past year, and they have increased their member- ship to become one of the largest clubs of the school. The biggest event of the year was the Engineers' Ball which was held on March 14. The dance was under the chairmanship of Shirley Blake, treasurer of the club. Special lighting and decorations added to the effectiveness of the Shirley Blake, an engineer, shows Gerald Dykema just how to dance and helped to make It one of the most figure out that drawing - or is it vice-versa? Successful dances of the year' Shown below are the officers of the Engineers' Club. They are Mr. Shew, adviser, Shirley Blake, treasurer, Morris Caminer, president, and Roger Hilarides, secretary. Missing from the picture is Gordon Face, vice-president. 28