Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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i I f I i i 1 , . L'Aiiiiiia1U1ee Francaise Olflf ICERS NYa1lace Neanlt . . .... Presiclent .Ernest Drown . ..... Vice-I'resiclent Zyra Mnrplfy . . Secrctary-'lfreasurcr Advisor . .. Mile. .Xrchambeault Due to the inspiring inthienee of Mile. .Xrchambezuilt and the splendid co- operation of its members, I.'Alliance Francaise has again, during' the past year, reached the top notch in the stick of organizations. The purposes for which the club was organizecl-the promotion of a knowleclge anrl appreciation of French art, literature, and language, and the increase of social intercourse among' is members-have been successfully carried out. Business meetings have been hclcl every two weeks, at which the speaking' of French has been cneouragecl. Once each term a social tea party has been enjoyed, at which clelightful programs have been presented by the members of the club. Page One Hundred Fifty

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i Commercial Cliulb OFFICERS Fall Term Wi flier Term l-'rank Kosovy Pearl Ostrander Morris Lewinstein Verenell Margison Pres. ...... . .... Carl Kanney Vice-Pres. .Elaine Kielinen Sec. ...... Ethel Rosemurgy Treas. .... Stewart McDonald , Spring Term Percy Chubb Mary Orella Marcella Johnson Morris Lewinstein limumcrzilmle ziclvziiitzigcs zlccruc to thc slumlcnl who is :L mcmlmcr of the l,'ummc1'ci:ll lflulm. This year, in zulrlitiim to social ziclivitics, stunts, slcigllt-OL lizmcl, clclazitcs. pcrsoiial cxpcricnccs, iliscussioii of mmlcrn social problems. zmcl trips to vzirimis points of intcrcst. thc mcmlmcrs have marie many business world contacts. Scvcrzil of the stuclcnts hzivc lmccn c-mployccl as part-time apprentices in thc various lrusincss eiiterpriscs of thc city, This infliczitcs thc clccirlccl zul- vantzigc of zi cfmimcrcial cclucatimi. It prcpzlrcs thc stuclcnt to take El place in both thc pmfcssioiizil and lmsincss activitics of lifc. .f-71-C.: -M -.. - ,,,, .,,...... Page One Hundred Forty-nine

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l ru M' . 1 Mathematics Clluh , Northern has many organizations for promoting' erlnealion in its respective 7 clepartnients---not least among' these was the Xlatheniaties tlluh. Here. uncler the gnirlance of Klr. Nlattson and Klr. Spooner, nineh was learnecl concerning' the proper presentation ol' suhjeet matter to the grade anrl high school stnclents. lior diversion nnnierons matliematieal eonnnilrtnns were presented nncler the clever supervision of ambitions leaclers. We look forwarrl with great antici- ation to next year, when further investigation will he macle into the realm of 'hales ancl Aristotle. .'llIl'2'I-.YU1'.?-'-C. C. Spooner and U. lf. Mattson. CJl l+'lfL,'lCRS Clarence 'l'rebilcock . .. ......... . .... . l.ll'L5SlflCllt Mary Messner l-Iuth Roeplce . Sherman McNamara 'lhcoclore 'lfhorcn liclxyarcl Hokans tilen Morey XVil1ne1' Savela llarolrl lYooster ...........,. MEM l ZERS Henry Ruusi Mary Messner lilizalmeth llice lilna Nelson livelyn Short Ruth Roeplce l.auri ',l'uomela . . . . .. Vice-'l.'resiclent Secretary-'l'reasurer .-Xrnolml .leanson Clarence 'l,'1'ehileoclc tilen ll larrie .Xlhcrt lloycl Charles tioetz VVil1iam Qllartsch W Page One Hundred Fifty-one