Morgan Park Junior College - Oracle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Seated: Ryan, Huber, murray, Ferguson, Lumpkin, Bell, Flnderson, lones, Buell, malatt, Ruhl, Sokol, Richards, f -7 IT Fritch, mr. Stevens. V i- ' Standing: lllatlinq, fllusser, Beste, Graver, Soyster, LU. Iones, Stenstrom, Deiters, Barbour, Lucas, Garness, 1 jf K Cox, D Harkness, Pacynski, Davis, Carlson Z !,-1, 1, ' -- ,Z4 fl' fag iff 1 if S' -- , ,gr A Y,-1 V ! . -i F 5- J fr 4 -I f y o - .Tip ff ' a f ,. - Y ' ' 1 I 44445, 45 X-5 ' 'l T ' -....-...g.4--- av' 4 4 engineers club This organization draws its membership from the men in the engineering curriculum. The Engineers promote both educational and social activities. Heading their social activities for the past year, was the annual Engineers Dance held at Qlumni Hall, on fllarch 15. Fl good proportion of the proceeds was given to the Student Ulelfare Fund, a practice followed by few other organizations. This group also takes charge of the program for Open House every spring. Frequent field trips constitute one of the educational features of the club. This year they visited the Carnegie Illinois Steel Company and the Commonwealth Edison Drafting Rooms. The officers of the Engineers for the fall semester were lack C-arness, presidentg Lawrence Ryan, vice-president: Bill Iones, secretary, and lack Hlalatt, treasurer. For the spring semester they elected Lawrence Ryan, president: Steve Zelaboski, vice-presidentp Phil Fow- ler, treasurerg and Bill Deiters, secretary.

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Perhaps one of the most active clubs in the school is the Commerce Club, which is sponsored by fllr. Ieff Hnderson. The object of this group, whose membership totals approximately fifty, is to interest students in business organization. Outside speakers are procured for the meetings and many tours are taken by the club. Hmong the guest speakers presented by the Commerce Club was filr. F. Scott, of the Illinois State Gmployment Service, who spoke on the use of the Cmployment Service in obtaining jobs, and discussed the fields which showed the greatest possibility of openings for ern- ployment. fllr. Clifford Strand, a Certified Public Plccountant, pre- sented the history of acountancy, and discussed his experiences as an auditor. Various educational trips were taken by the club. Tours were made through the Chicago clearing-house, Continental Illinois Bank, a newspaper plant, the Board of Trade, and the Palmer House 'tYeS, they saw Bonnie Bakerl. Hfter most of the events of the past year are forgotten there is one which will linger-the student-faculty show produced by this group. ln addition, the Commerce Club sponsored a roller skating party dur- ing the spring vacation. Hnother of their noteworthy achievements is the publication of the Qlurnni l'lews. This year an Pllumni Banquet was given by the club as ct means of renewing old acquaintances. The officers for the fall semester were lack UJentsel, presidentg Qlice Shannon, vice-president: and lean Baldwin, secretary-treasurer. In the spring semester, .Fllice Shannon became president, while Edward Loseff was vice-president, and lean Baldwin retained her position as secretary-treasurer. commerce club Ftrs! Row: Royce, Reinhold, Zelaboslci, Donop, Baldwin, Knight, Buell, Loseff. fl'lr. Flnderson Second Row: lllelin, Richmond, l-leinzelman, Grebing, lllarson, O. Ptnderson, Coyner, Small, Cavanaugh, Lenz, l.Uales, Shannon. Third Row: Fisher, Reker, Franzen, Reade, Hoefle, ITlcCormuck, Hnderson, Carstens, fllalleris Hill, Briggs, ITlcCannn, Schaeder, Shannon.

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