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

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i Miss McCabe, our adviser, who has done t. 1+ 1' K, v a the utmost for us. if it ie' r F X gil--I Sally, our president, a maid of grace and complete majesty , WOMEN'S LEAGUE GROUP LEADERS: Row 1: M. Tihbett, P. Gaeler, M. Poelstra, J. Barnaby, J. Gildersleeve. Row 2: M. Ver Hulst, S. Blake, B. Castor, N. Gilder, V. Vander Leest, Miss McCabe. Row 3: B. Barnaby, L. Anderson, D. Van Daalen, and B. Miedema. ii l' --u-in 5: x. 1 35

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WOMEN'S LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD: Row 1: M. Munsliaw, D. Palmatier, V, Kling. Row 2: E. Hook, S. Anderson, B. Kremble, 5. Sliera, S. Rogers, Miss McCabe, J. Viergiver, Row 3: H. Bradley, B. Miedema. . WOMEN'S She if L1 IZYINIJII, flvereffvre 111.111 be u'00'J.' She if tz zrnwml. llverefnre 111.1-1' be zmu. - Romeo .md fnliel. President ....... ...,.. S ally Rogers Vice-President ........ . . .Barbara Miedema Recording Secretary ....... ..... J ean White Corresponding Secretary ............ Velma Hling Treasurer ................... Dona-Jean Palmatier The Women's League is also doing something to better Grand Rapids Junior College. Its activities are watched by men and women throughout the city. Throughout each month of the year the club has given teas, which are planned by the various groups. On December 13, the League held its Christmas Banquet at East Congregational Church. The tables were gayly decorated by the leaders and members of the twelve groups. In February the Dogpatch Party was held in the gymnasium of the Junior College building. A bridge for the girls of the school was the topic LEAGUE for the social field in March, and in May the League was host to Rudolph Ganz, the pianist, at a coffee. This spring the League put on its annual tea for all the high school senior girls who are inter- ested in Junior College. This year the League gave a Mother-Daughter Banquet in the latter part of May. On May 16, the League presented its annual spring formal. The groups of the League held their meetings on the second Tuesday of every month in the home of either the group leader or her assistant, or of one of the girls. Through her group, each girl of the League helped to raise money in sev- eral different ways. Some groups sold J.C. stickers, others gave noon dances, while still others had baked goods sales and paddle-pop sales. The groups working together with their officers, and with the advice of Miss McCabe really added a year of history to the story of the Women's League of the Grand Rapids Junior College.

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ATTIC ARTISTS llqe ruff dlllll' five L'llI'ltZl1I .wtf ilvrvu' V1 H!! ffuf ,Z7fc'f!fI'e. - Tzreffflv Night. President ....... .... W illiam Hanrahan Vice-President .... .... W illiam Gardeski Secretary ...... . . . Patricia De Boer Treasurer .........,...,,..,.......... John Quay The Attic Artists are those people that are responsible for all those posters and signs that are around our two buildings all the time. We cer- tainly owe them a lot for they really keep us tabbed on all that is going on. On Friday, March 28 the club had a combined party and tour of inspection through the Public Museum. The club has also had quite a few social ...M functions throughout the year. Miss Frieda Wor- delman is the head of the art department and also acts as the club's adviser. Left: The officers of the Attic Artists: W. Gardeski, vice-presi- dent, P. De Boer, secretary, W. Hanrahan, president, and Miss Wordelman. Row 1: J, Miersma, C Berman, E. Kaulman, S. Deshaw, B. Karolkiewicz, W. Hanrahan, P. De Boer, W. Gardeski, L. Cane, Miss Wordelman. Row 2: J. Sebien, B. Stevens, B. Beebly, J. De Graff, B. Richards, A. Deliyanne, .l. Veendaal, P. Dixon, M. Reed, C. Evits. Row 3: A. Fitzgerald, M. Losgar, G. Meyer, O. Lancaster, C. Henaga, R. O'Brien, J. Crawford, B. Smith, A, Fleisher. 36