Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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CHEMISTRY CLUB l There are some organizations on this campus with only a few letters in their name, some with a dozen or so, and one, so help me, count 'em, with fifty letters of the alphabet dignifiedly arranged to spell Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society. Real imposing, ain't it, Hiram? If they ever decide to disband we could have alphabet soup at the Commons for days. This able organization also has a purpose no less elongated than their name. which we give you verbatim and are you getting something! The objects of this Chapter shall be to afford an opportunity for the Students of Chemisty and Chemical Engineering in Jamestown College to become better ac- quainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to secure experience in preparing and presenting technical material before chemical audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, and to instill a professional pride in chemistry. We don't see how they found time to elect officers, but they did and they are: Roy Hammond, president: Roy Holmes, vice president: Irvin F. Wagner, secretary- treasurer. Also we might say that they're not nearly as stuffy as we've made them sound. but gee, we've got to poke fun at somebody because if we make acid remarks at them they want us to name and describe the acid, which throws H20 on any old pun-especially as we haven't taken our science yet. Oh well, they've got fifty letters in their name, which is more than I Club has in its organization! K. Meier, W. Helmsworth, B. l-laherstroh, H. Snieqocki, C. Estee. C. Klein, A. Dahl, L. Shook, O, Onqstad. I. Reeves, F. Wagner, H. Olson. S. Hughes, W.Fal1gatter. R. Guenther. E. Doherty, T. Grande. R. Holmes. Dean Burr. Dr, Hart. B. Sparks, R. Hammond, C. Lawler. .-if-se'il1...g-'-s?:54?

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If we dared we'd say Knock, Knock! Then you'd say Who's there? Then TC! A. Becker, A. Phelps, A. Buchholtz, I. Pavlak, E. Sage-horn, B. Valent, S. Hughes. I. Brandenburg G. Robinson, K. McClelland, W. Helmsworth, H. Taylor, C. Klein, I. Gardner, M. Clark, V. Stasney L. Briggle, E. McCrae. H. Anne. L. Paul, Mr. Knight, I. Brandenburg, C. Estee, D. Davy R. LaGrave, L. Gross. MEDICAL CLUB we'd say, Sarah, then you'd say Sarah Who?' Then we'd say, Sarah doctor in the house? Then we'd have a way to introduce the Medical Club. But we don't dare-there might not be a doctor in the house, the knock, knock craze was too many years back, and who wants to knock such a fine organization as the Medical Club? Oi! Medical Club members comprise that group of students interested in the Biological Sciences and those who plan to establish careers in the field ot medicine. The Medios meet once each month and invite speakers to participate in the program. They gad about to the strangest places-hospitals, clinics, mortuaries, and enjoy it yet. Their initiation is one of the more hair-raising episodes on the campus. They also have a Spring Banquet in the Commons as well as a stunt for Stunt Night. Leland Briggle was chief cook and cat-murderer tpresident, to youl, Helen Aune was vice-president in charge of dissection and Martha Clark, as secretary-treas- urer, recorded all the gruesome details and tried to collect tive scents for lunch. What's more-they've got a skeleton in their closet and they call him Oscar and pass him off as their mascot, which is one way of doing it which even Hollywood hasn't thought ot. Second semester these tollowers-in-the-footsteppers did the same things: Iames Hood Gardner, prexyg William Helmsworth, vice-prexy: and Helen Aune, secre- tary. They did a gory job, too.

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COMMERCE CLUB Queen Elizabeth encouraged commerce in her time, and jolly old England prospered because of it. Queen Bess was one smart girl but little did she know who was to carry on her work. For on the campus of IC we have a group of students who are interested in doing much the same thing. Of course they haven't the powers of a queen, but they do all right in promoting current trends and dis- cussing new ideas in modern business and commerce. Officers for the year were Alan Graves, president: Douglas Oyan, vice-president: lean Smith, secretary-treasurer. Like all the other good organizations on the campus, Commerce Club lists among its activities cr Homecoming float, stunt for Stunt Night. and exceedingly peppy monthly meetings with each person bringing five cents tor lunch. The most looked-forward-to event of the year is the annual dinner at the home of Professor and Mrs. Stuckenbruck. Incidently, this select group never has to talk about the weather-they've got business-and how. B. Krivobok, C. Fallgatter. C. Thacker. L. Flesjer, E. Hasse. L. Sheldon, A. Swenson, L. Pantleon, 1. Smith. M. Luikens, E. Rothstein, Professor Stuckenbruck, A. Graves. M. Scherhenske. M. McKenna H. Iensen, G. Smith, D. Oyan, H. Hendrickson, L. Meier, P. King. . I f' . A 4. t 'f f '- fftl '