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

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Row 1: C, Gardelle, Mr. Thomas, J. Osgood, R. De Bruyn, J. Gabourie, J, McClary, D, Le Mire, W. Schotten, R. Anderson, B. Gaca. Row 2: E. Gottfried, A, Brown, M. Honto, T. Palaszek, M. Inman, A. Fitzgerald, I. Beardsley, R. Gregorious, J. Markham, B. Hart. Row 3: B. Warn, T. Gelwich, G, Slykhouse, L. Johnson, E. L. Walton, T. Boldenweck, D. Post, L, Van I-lust, R. Lawrence. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Tim! it ,fluff bolt! t'ff111p.1112fv1,flUp in pane lluiflr lvozmlrr. .11 111 zzuzr. - C0r!0I.z11115. Under the very capable leadership of Jack Mc:Clary, its president, the International Relations Club has finished a successful year. Throughout the 'year the club has been having radio programs, with discussions of major and minor importance to the members of the club, both as students and as citizens of a free country. From Thursday, April 3 to Saturday, April 5, the officers of the club, along with Mr. Thomas, their adviser, attended an International Relations Club Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana. The other officers of the club are: Vice-Presi- dent, Jacquelyne Gabourie, Corresponding Secre- tary, Ruth De Bruyn, Recording Secretary, Denise Le Mire, Treasurer, Walter Schotten, and the Librarian, Jo Ann Osgood. The controlling power of the International Relations Club pause on the stairs. Row 1: Jackie Gabourie, vice-president, Ruth De Bruyn, corresponding secretary, Jo Ann Osgood, librarian, Denise Le Mire, recording secretary, and Jack McClary, president. Row 2: Walter Schotten, treasurer, and Mr. Thomas, the club's adviser. ' .. vnu. .r .z ...

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Rav: 1: B. Du Mond, C. Runnells, B. Richards, B. Landstra, B. Row 2: I. Howell, R. Hansen, L. Nelson, B. Pinder, J. Tobin, S. Beebe, W. Johnson, R. Vander Weide, M. A. Baltusis, W. R During the basketball season the club took charge of two of the dances after the games, which was one of their ways to earn their money. In the fall the club made a trip to the new Diesel Equipment Division, which is part of the General Motors Corporation. These engineering students meet together to study all the practical applications of the subjects which they are studying. The club is under the advisership of Mr.iJames Shew, who is also the instructor that sees the engineers through their courses of calculus. These engineers have set a very high goal before them, and there are still years of study before them when they have com- pleted their worlc at Junior College. But that goal will be attained some day, and these students will then remember the start they got here at Junior College. Hilarides, S. Bfake, Mr. Shew, M. Caminer, R. Bullock, J. Huftard. D. Simms, A. Brown, N. Slagter, V. Puzar, B. Lawrence. Row 3: . Miller, C. Ladd, G. Devendori, R. Scripsrna. The chaperones are sitting here at one ot the Engineers' dances. And how those engineers seem to be attracting their interest.

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measuring trees. ,gm sf:-4 .fl Deep plans for something big are being planned by Mr, Chase, Robert Wilkinson, president, and Stanley Hula, treasurer. FORESTRY CLUB One 1011117 of aztzmre makes five zrlvble world km. The Forestry Club is for all ,hose who are inter, aTff'fff'1 Lfffff Cfffaffffd- ested in nature and the out-of-doors. The club president .-4...,, .. Robert Wilkinson meets twice a month either to have a speaker, or Vicepresidem ...Bernard Wrona in the spring months to take field trips to be out- Secretary ...... ,,,, G grald Wisse of-doors. The fellows in this club have a lot of Treasurer .,,,.,.,.. ,,,St3n1ey Hula fun being together, and with their adviser, Mr. Business Manager. . . . . .Robert Hanes Chase. Row 1: H. Timrner, S. Hula, R. Wilkinson, Mr. Chase. Row 2: B. Yackels, E. Johnson, R, Van Arsten, K. Ullberg, M. Viergever, The members of the Forestry Club are out in Fulton Street Park 1