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

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Row 1: H. Flipse, M. Agrafeotis, Miss Powers , M. Munshaw, D. Hubbard, P, Casey, Row 2: M, Moon, C. Hanson, G. Prey G. Gravelyn, B. Smith, R. Patterson, A. Schalier, SECRETARIAL CLUB Ill five fzrizzklilzg of ,111 eye. - lMFI't'Z7r7lIf of Veuife. President. . .Meriem Munshaw Vice-President.Margaret Pease Sec.-Treas.. . .Dolores Hubbard The every Mary their ings have Secretarial Club meets three weeks with Miss Louise Powers who is adviser. At their meet- the members usually an outside speaker, such as an office manager, or some- one who has gone into the business World after study at Junior College. In the spring the club left their studies and had a luncheon and a games party. if N' an f B, Jarkowski, M. Smith. Miss Powers, Meriem Munshaw, president, Peggy Pease, vice- president, Dolores Hubbard, secretary-treasurer. 45

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J CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP flip' ll'Ul'dJ fly Hp, Ill-1' flmngblr remain belouz' lI 0nl,r Ilffblilll fbozzglvfr l16l'?l' to betzren go. - H.w1lel. Under the advisership of Mr. De Kraker, the Christian Fellowship was newly organized this year. The club meets once every two weeks, and at Easter time the club had a meeting with Rev. E. H. Heithly, who spoke on Tne Significance of Easter . Row 1: B. Stevens, Mr. De Hraker, R. Peterson, V. Terpstra, E. Moens, C. Wikstrom. Row 2: R. Verlee, B. Beelby, J. De Graff, O. Hamstra, E. Brown, C. Snieder, P. Adams, L, Efting. Row 3: M. Moxon, R. Lundberg, D. Anderson, G. Robinson, R. Gordon, J. Underwood, F. Wolz. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB He Zmflr mfwz Ille wx! of lwimre .md imma. i HEIII'-1' IV. P.1rl I. The Home Economics Club is for all those who are interested in home economics. The club is small, but active. The officers of the club are: President, Gertrude Bos- scher, Vice-President, Mary Ann Fleisher, Secre- tary, Joan Schoen, and Treasurer, Marjorie Too- good. Miss Marlowe is the faculty adviser. 'TI-I' Row 1: J. Schoen, G. Bosscher, M. Toogood, B. Beelhy, Row 2: B. Stevens, Miss Marlowe, A. Fleisher, J. De Graff. 44

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Row 1: J. Barnaby, S, Anderson, M. Beed, B. Barnaby, B. Beelby. Row 2: G, Face, G, Velders, J, Braley, A. Brown, J. Ripstra, D. Palmatier, B. Miedema, S. Blake. STUDENT COUNCIL The lve.11'e11.f lllenzrelrer, the ,tilrmlr .md lbif fenfre Ob.rerz'e degree. f7I'ff1l'ff.1' .wtf plane, I11.fi.rfln'e. mznxfe. prnllmrfiozz, rearozz. form Ojfire.z11J Flltffllll, in .zll line of nfder. - T7'0illlJ' and C refridrz. President ...... .,........ S usan Anderson Vice-President . . .... Maurice Reed Secretary ..... . . . Betty Barnaby Treasurer ........................ Barbara Beelby Deep in the hearts of all of the members of the Student Council is their hope and plan for the new Memorial Campus, where the students and faculty can spend their lunch hours and those few precious minutes between classes. Because of the time and effort spent by Mr. Andrews and several other members of the faculty and student body much of the money has been raised for the campus and the lot on which we will place our dream of the future has been obtained. Many of the organizations of the school have joined in the effort to raise the needed funds. On December 6 and 7 the Student Council and the campus committee put on the Holiday Whirl, which was an evening of fun and entertainment. An evening of songs and skits was presented, and an enjoyable evening was had by all. All the returns from the cost of the tickets were turned over to the campus fund. Blueprints for the Memorial Campus were dis- played in the showcase on the second floor where all students were able to look at them. In the spring the Student Council gave their annual formal dance. The council has also been looking over a new constitution for themselves and they hope to have a new and better one laid out for next year's council.