Northwestern Michigan College - Campus Yearbook (Traverse City, MI)
- Class of 1958
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Campus Day ............,......,..., Halloween Masquerade Sadie Hawkins Dance ....... Homecoming .. ...... .... . .. Winter Formal ,...,.. Snow Brawl ......, SPORTS Cross Country ....,.. Intramurals ......... Basketball ....... Cheerleaders ....... Ski Team .,.. Golf .,........... Tennis ............................ SPECIAL FEATURES ADVERTISING ...,....... 2 .......6-8 ........l0 ...,..,12-25 ..........26-34 ........37 ........40 .....,..41 ,.....,,42 ........44 ........45 ........46 ...,....47 ........48 .....,,.49 .,......50 ...,..,.52 .....54 .....55 56-57 .....58 .....59 60-61 .....62 ....,66 ,....67 68-70 .....7l ..,..72 .....74 76-85 86-93 ' A f ' ss 111 ' f' 45 , f 1-x X ff' f ff f ax A as D.H.5J.L Board of George Altenburg Les Biederman James E. Clune Amell G. Engstrom Evelyn Heim Ro bert McNutt William Milliken Mark F. Osterlin Harry T. Running Julius Sleder ' V .. 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GAUNT Business, B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers Collegeg Advanced Study, Indiana University, Butler University, Michigan State Uni- versity Faculty PAULINE BAVER Business, B.S., Central Michigan Collegeg M.A., University of Mich- igan, Advanced Study, Michigan State University VELMA BRAND Biological Science, B.S., M.S., Purdue Universityg Advanced Study, Purdue University, The International Academy of Span- ish, Mexico, Michigan State Uni- versity WALTER HOLLAND Language Communications, Psy- chology, B.A., M.A., Michigan State Universityg Advanced Study, Michigan State University 6 HELEN E. CORE Mathematics B,A., Michigan State Normal Colleeg M.S., Michigan State University :-- sf M if :ra 'a' amass' scan., 3-tE?si59N:55!s W ii?-. -Bri: :L , E V W 'sv Bc. , 'iwiiaf rsefiagie H B Ea W ffm :X sg ROBERT JOHNSTON Basketball, Tennis, B.S., Bowling Green University, M.S., Univer- sity of Michigan. H5525 - . JAMES LEONARD Music Appreciation, Choir, B.S., Central Michigan Collegeg M.M., Michigan State University JOHN E. McCHRYSTAL Language Communications, Liter ature, B.A., Marquette University M.A., Duquesne University, Ad vanced Study, University of Min nesota WILBUR McMATH Agriculture, B.S., M.S., Marquette University: Smith-Hughes Certih. cate BARBARA ORT Society Science, French, B.A., M.A., Ball State Teachers College, Advanced Study, University of Paris ARTHUR MOENKHAUS College Algebra, Mechanical Drawing, Trigonometry, B.S., C.E., University of Illinois, Ad- vanced Study, Michigan State Uni- versity NICK J. RAJKOVICH Economics, Political Science B.A., M.A., Michigan State Universityg Advanced Study, University of Michigan, Michigan State Uni- versity 7 FLORENCE M. OAKES Language Communications, Li- brary, B.A., University of Ne- braskag Advanced Study, Univer- sity of Nebraska, Michigan State University BERNARD C. RINK Librarian B.A., john Carroll University: M.S. in L.S,, Western Reserve University JOSEPH H. ROGERS Biological Science, Conservation B.S., M.S., Michigan State Uni- versity ALLISON D. SHUMSKY Language Communication B.A., University of Michigang M.A., University of Floridag Advanced Study, University of Lyon 1 ROGER F. SKINNER Physics, Mathematics, B.S., Ferris Instituteg M.E., Wayne University, Advanced Study, Wayne Univer- sity, University of Wisconsin HELMUT W- TREPTE LILA G. WILKINSON Humanities, German, B.A., M.A., Language Communications, B.S., University of D1'CSdCIlS PhD-, Uni' Central Michigan Collegeg M.A., VC1'SilY of Leipzig, GCUTIHUY University of Michigang Advanced JACQUELINE TOMPKINS Business, B.S., Western Michigan College, Advanced Study, Michi- gan State University ELLIS WUNSCH Language Communications, Liter- ature, B.A., M.A., University of Michigan, Advanced Study, Uni- versity of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Fulbright Scholar fUniversity of Parisj ffice Staff Our office staff keeps the records straight, handles school forms, and serves as an informa- tion booth for the N.M.C. students, besides their other numerous ofhce tasks. They are a great help to the faculty as well as the students and are certainly appreciated by everyone. Ml Afifsmiia' 9 Front-jim Lelfew. Row l-Darrow l'Vright, Judy l'Valton, Shari 'Wardell. Row 2-Steph Fiehing, Bill Springer, Steve Adler, Mr. Holland. Absent- Bob Ort. College Council President: Bob Ort Vice President: Jim Leffew Secretary: Shari Mfardell Treasurer: Steph Fiebing As the governing body of N.M.C., the College Council appropriates the Activity Fee each term to the Nor'lfVester, the Campus, the Cultural Fund and the Athletic Board. Mfith co-operation from various clubs the Council sponsors the fall Mixer Picnic, the winter Snow Brawl, and the spring Mixer Picnic. Both the winter and spring formals and Campus Day are also sponsored by the Council. This year a Cultural Fund was developed for the first time. Mfin Stracke, a folksinger, was enjoyed by the student body during the fall term, with Studs Terkel and Guy Carawan being considered for programs during the winter and spring terms. The five sophomore representatives and three freshman representatives of the Council were busy throughout the year conducting business concerning parking lot regulations, music for the new cafeteria, and revisions to the Council Constitution. 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Society 1, 2 Sec.-Treas. 2 Campus Staff 1, 2 Editor 2 Choir 1, 2 NED DEATER Rapid City, Mich Liberal Arts Choir 1 Intramurals EDWIN W. EARL Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Cross Country EMILY ANN EGGLI Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts A.W.S. 1, 2 Choir 2 Cheerleader 1 Psychological Society 2 JANET FAYE GABIER Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts A.W.S. l, 2 French Club l, 2 Ski Club l. 2 Sec. Treas. 2 BURL GHASTIN Traverse City, Mich. SHIRLEY ANN ENDRES Traverse City, Mich. , Liberal Arts Ski Club 1 French Club 1 Pep Club 1 A.W.S. 2 HELEN KATHRYN GANCA Fountain, Mich. Liberal Arts Pep Club l Spanish Club 2 Sec. 2 A.W.S. 1, 2 Psychology Society 2 Scholarship 2 JOHN ELWOOD GILMORE Williamsburg, Mich. Associate of Arts Conservation Club 1, 2 Ski Club 2 Scholarship SHIRLEY ANN HICKS Traverse City, Mich. Liberal Arts Psychology Club 2 Future Teachers l Christian Student Club 1 Ski Club 1 A.W.S. 1, 2 Vice-Pres. 2 ROY HARRISON I-IOUGHTON averse City, Mich. ociate of Science J. M. INGALLS II East jordan, Michigan Associate of Science Technical Society 1 Scholarship 1, 2 sir as veggies at MJF- fi- ease CHARLES C. HOLLYDAY Dayton, Ohio Vets Club 2 CAROL JEAN HUNT Traverse City, Mich. Medical Secretarial Future Business Leaders 1 DEAN EDWARD JOHN Petoskey, Mich. Associate of Science Vets Club 1, 2 Ski Club 1, 2 M. JUDITH JONES Traverse City, Mich. BARBARA MARY KINNAIRD Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts A.W.S. 1, 2 Pres. 2 Choir 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Campus Staff 1, 2 Psychological Society 2 Nor'Wester Staff 2 RICHARD LEE KONIECZKA Glen Arbor, Mich. Associate of Science Technical Society 1 Ski Club 2 Nor'Wester Editor 1, 2 Varsity Club 1, 2 Cross Country I, 2 Tennis 1, 2 Scholarship ROBERT CHARLES KESSELE Traverse City, Michigan Associate of Commerce I LARRY WM. KIRSCH Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Science Ski Club 1, 2 Golf 1, 2 PAT KOZLOWSKI Acme, Mich. Associate of Arts Transfer from Acquinas A.W.S. 2 Pep Club 2 Ski Club 2 Psychological Society 2 PHYLLIS JOAN KRESS Traverse City, Mich. Liberal Arts Ski Club 1 A.W.S. 2 Psychology Club 1 Nor'Wester 1 CAROL ELAINE I Traverse City, Mich. 'TX ' Associate of Commerce F.B.L. 1 A.W.S. 1, 2 Activity Chair. 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Vice Pres. 2 LYLA JEAN MILLER Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts A.W.S. 1, 2 Choir 1 Spanish Club 2 Scholarship 1, 2 525 JAMES LEFFEW Bear Lake, Michigan Associate of Arts Vets Club 1, 2 Pres. 2 Art Club 2 College Council Jesters DUANE A. MATHEWS Manton, Mich. Business Administration JAMES C. MOREY Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Science CHARLES W. OAKES Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Transfer from U. of M. Psychological Society 2 MARGERY PENROSE Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts French Club 2 Pep Club 1, 2 A.W.S. 1, 2 MICHAEL A. POWELL Traverse City, Mich. Pre-Electronics Technical Society l .sr as aa a K. 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Associate of .Arts Varsity Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1 Golf 1, 2 Nor'Wester Staff l SARRIS RONALD DALE SCHUMACHER Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Spanish Club 2 Vets Club 2 Psychological Society 2 VIRGINIA ANN SNOW Traverse City, Mich. Commercial A.W.S. 1, 2 Sec. 2 Pep Club 1 Scholarship 1, 2 RONALD STEPHAN Lake City, Mich. Xi. -it I. M fa ufiifxs -3 225255- 'ZYHEH f-EES: Esc Q mv: gsgqsfgix- eggs is -w me sms: WW EEE E VIRGINIA SEVERANCE Traverse City, Mich. ROBERT J. SOMMERVILLE Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Science CHARLES DUANE STATON Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Spanish Club Vice Pres. 2 Ski Club l B. EUGENE STRANG Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Commerce Ski Club 1, 2 Pres. 1 RONALD M. WEISS Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Science Pep Club 1, 2 Ski Club 1, 2 Intramural Softball . .-... ..,. .. Ci.-,,f, ,:-: .1 I .:. 2- - , 'Kg M ' ' ' ,,,, ' W -W W : - . . Q s s F?ii5'?g15E E 1 was E V 1 , . Q M , H .. H H .. ::: -:-:age-afgs:ss-Q-1-.,. 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Liberal Arts Vets Club 2 KENNETH DALE BURGE Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Varsity Club l, 2 BERNARD W. COOK Beulah, Mich. Liberal Arts Basketball l JAN GRISXVOLD EDICK Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Transfer from U. of M. STEPHANIE J. FIEBING Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Spanish Club Pres. 2 Nor'wester l Ass. Editor 2 Girls Basketball Scholarship College Council Treas. 2 Choir l, 2 Pep Club l Future Teachers l Psychology Club 2 A.W.S. MERRA LEE FOUTS Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Transfer from U. of M. A.W.S. 2 l l ALAN H. GRAY Traverse City, Mich. Business Ski Club 2 BURTON JAY GRINER Copemish, Mich. Associate of Science Technological Society l DONALD GENE HATFIELD Traverse City, Mich. .Associate of Arts Vets Club 1, 2 Vice Pres. Art Club 1 Ski Club 1 Jesters 1 RICHARD L. HELFRICH Traverse City, Mich. Liberal Arts Vets Club 2 Conservation Club Pres. 2 Cross Country l Nor'Westcr Staff JAMES J. HINDS Traverse City, Mich. Pre-Law, Associate of Arts ERNEST LEE HOPKINS Traverse City, Mich. Commercial Intramural NORMA L. KELLOGG Buckley, Mich. Business A.W.S. 1, 2 TERRY J. KOZANECKI Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball FLOYD LATHER Bellaire, Mich. Associate of Arts NORMA JEAN LAWRENCE Rapid City, Mich. Secretarial Pep Club 1 A.W.S. l, 2 Choir 1, 2 GARY RALPH LONGCORE Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Varsity Club 1, 2 Pres. 2 Basketball l, 2 Inrtamural Football 1 EDININ R. MERCHANT Traverse City. Mich. Associate of Science Technological Society 1, 2 Intramural Basketball 1 EUGENE ROBERT SWITZER Petoskey, Mich. Liberal Arts CLAYTON JOSEPH Mncowsicr EDWIN GORDON THIRI-BY Traverse City, Mich. Business Ski Club 1, 2 JOE NEIMAN Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts ROBERT JAMES ORT Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts College Council Pres. 2 Spanish Club 2 Discussion Group 1 Vets Club 1, 2 VVILLARD JOSEPH ROUBAL Suttons Bay, Mich. Agricultural Education Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Traverse City, Mich. Liberal Arts DAVID LOUIS WALKER Alba, Mich. Associate of Science Varsity Club 1, 2 Technological Society 2 Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Golf JOHN P. WALKLEY Frankfort, Mich. Social Science Psychological Society 2 Conservation Club 2 CARL J. WEBER Traverse City, Mich. Associate of Arts Vets Club 1, 2 Graduation The graduation ceremonies at N,M.C. are held out-of-doors in the beautiful natural amphi- theatre on campus, referred to by some as West Campus . Each person graduating will always remember his years at N.M.C. and this linal im- pressive service. 25 in f-r v . ' iigispgflasrf. 'N - '03 V'W23?3'13i1 f 'f' ' sy.. .mf ww -V 5 W, g '. L f gms... f N41 -a , :fy '- -f 2, 7 .' , -15. . . fy : 3Tf,aEgi,,., g ,al W i' 2 f . , fit, . QWMJX .. . L ., ,, K 1 R 1 f Q51 X ', we W Q a a is , N mf f is - W .. .. ' M Q fr 3 K N ia.. fa ' Q , 1- 1, as K s , , 4. w 1... 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'27 Balentine, Ervin Bartholomew, Lynn Bauer, Roniona Bergstrom, Ronald Birgy, Larry Boehm, Jack Boss, Richard Brovont, Richard Burdinie, Robert Crain, Ivan Cram, Howard Doran, Gerald Endres, Dora Mae Garthe, Gordon Ghastin, James Hickey, Blake Hogerheide, Loretta Johnson, Lewis Kesner, Charles Kiersey, Hugh Kinch, Catherine Korson, Philomena Lauer, Donald Liehty, Caroll Marsh, Bruce Minor, Don Molby, Lloyd Morris, Herbert Murphy, Bernard Nielsen, Annette Norman, Sally O'Brien, James Paupore, Carol Rasmussen, Robert Ray, Clare Rice, Vincent Sears, Judith Seeburger, Dexter Shumsky, Stan Smith, Ted Somer, John Springer, VVil1iam Stewart, Jill Stout, Marda Thomas, Fred Thomas, Harriet VVare, Lois Mlarner, Keith Mfeathers, Jessie Mfilliains, Vance X'Vood, Gary Yelcho, Bernard Mfright Dari ow Johnson Carol Kimblei Russell O 1 'Fw f m X. ,K ,F 61 . V45 .. g jig, i byjffr , FEL S p-,W FM i 1, f Edd? A 460 dw '33 XXITECH. 'mga 11 f aiming QV? 1 ' S 1 0 5 0004 z 95 YD A X nj Q XXIKIEQJ f if Qfj fp 'aww in Q L-yu ' AV 'W65 N Qffff Q fn Q N fi x Q fb LQ fl ' 9 fax DH,?J'L Campus Staff Editor: Cathy Cowie Business Manager: Marda Advertising: Lynn Parker Marda Stout Circulation: Bev Johnson Advisor: Mrs. Oakes Stout Art: Jim Leffew Dick Hatfield Classes: Jenni Drew Organization: Mickey Freeman Activities: Barb Kinnaird Sports: Bob McCall The CAMPUS is N.M.C.'s sixth annual. This year, as every other year, a special effort was made to improve the quality, originality and coverage ol the students and their activities. The stall wishes to thank our sponsors, Mr. Moyer and Dave 1-Ioard, for their time and effort in photography, to Mrs. Oakes for her aclvisorship, and to the students for their cooperation. Row l-Phyllis Kress, Pat Robinson, Dick Konieczka, Steph Fiebing, june Scharmen. Row 2-Dick Helfrich, Mrs. jack Mcflhrystal, Steve Adler. Nor'Wester Staff Editor: Dick Konieczka Features: Carol Knaggs Associate Editor: Steph Fiebing Exchange: Steph Fiebing Business: Phyllis Kress Advertising: Steve Adler Advisor: Jack McChrystal Dick Helfrich The N.M.C.'s newspaper, the Nor'XfVester, has continued to rise in popularity and prestige during the 1957-1958 school year. The readers of the Nor'VVester enjoyed nine issues in the past year with each issue having a circulation of over two thousand. The paper publishes The Smoke Signal , Wigwarii Club News, as part of its publication. Every year the Nor'X'Vcster also sponsors the Snow Sculpture Contest which the clubs participate in. Sophomores on this year's staff earned letters for their service. 37 Row l-jean johnson, Katy Longcore, Bonnie Reid, Em Lichty, lliarlaine Hanrath, Barb Reid, Carol Lehnhardt. Row 2-Donna Burt, Marilyn Kroupa, Sondra Staton, Kathy Sink, Shari Wardell, Pat Ohrenberger, Toni Dolan, Cathy Cowie. Row 3-Barb Kinnaird, Marda Stout, Em Eggli, Em Howell. Ev McManerny, joan Tyler, Bev johnson, Jenni Drew. Row 4-Mickey Freeman, Judy Kiblinger, Jean Bergman. Pep Club The Pep Club is composed of students interested in promoting school spirit in all school sports. Projects undertaken this year by both the Pep and Varsity Clubs consisted of the annual Homecoming Dance, new sweaters and skirts for the cheerleaders, new pep songs and cheers, promotion of the animal Pep Rally and also provided buses to out-of-town basketball games. The annual Athletic Banquet and a booth at the Home Show were also under the sponsorship of the Pep Club and the Varsity Club. President: Emily Lichty Vice President: Carol Lehnhardt Secretary: Marlaine Hanrath Treasurer: Barbara Reid Faculty Advisor: Mr. Rajkovich 38 Seated-Mr. Rajkovich, jim Longcore, Dick Konieczka, Meredith Schoonovcr, Dale Burge, Bob McCall. Standing-jim Feiker, Glenn Gerard, Bill Springer. Dave lValker, Steve .Xrnolcl, George Olman, Skip Bourdo, Butch Longcore, Don Lauer. Varsity Club President: Gary Loneore Vice-President: Dave Mfalker Secretary-Treasurer: George Bourdo Faculty Advisor: Mr. Rajkovich All Varsity lettermen are members of the Varsity Club, which was organized in 1952 to create student and community interest in athletics, promote good sportsmanship and develop a good athletic program at N.M.C. This year, as in the past, the club sold jackets, sweat shirts, and N.M.C. decals to the student body to raise money for the purchase of awards for the teams and to help pay lor the basketball equipment. The Varsity Club members helped in the selling of the Booster tickets and also did a great deal of work with the Pep Club building a prize-winning Pinocchio in the Snow Sculpture Contest. They are continuing the series ol sports team pictures in the hall and also helped sponsor the annual spring Athletic Banquet. 39 Row 1-Joe Novak, john Gilmore, Terry Stuck, Steve Arnold, Ernest Mason, Darrow Xvflglll. Row 2ACalhy Cowie, jenni Drew. l'at Olirenlierger, Mar- laine Hanratli, Katy Longcore, Ann Lapham, Gary Beck. Row 3-Joe Rogers, Gene Strang, Edward Rothgarher, Pat Kozlowski, janet Gabier, Evelyn McManeiny, Barb Kasben, Bolm McCall, Marshall Carr. Row 4-Ron I-little, Rex Root, Bill Gravlin, Bill Gray, Larry Kirsch, jim Feiker, Clayton Mikowski. Roy Arnoldt, Ron YVeiss, Keith Vlarner, Dick Xllillianis, Bill Baker. Ski Club President: Bob McCall Council Members: Barb Swan Secretary-Treasurer: Janet Gabier Dick Zue Faculty Advisor: Mr. Rogers Gene Strang The Ski Club is one ol N.M.C.'s largest and most active organizations. During the skiing season many N.lXI.C. skiers were seen on the hills ol our local ski areas, and trips were made to Briar Hill at Mesick lor the ski-jumping contest and to Udell Hills at Manistee for a day of skiing. Since N.M.C. is located in the heart of a ski area, student interest is very high. The Ski Club's aims are to help the students interested in skiing to improve that skill, to aid the new skier with techniques of the skill, and to promote skiing as a sport on campus. During the year the club sponsors, with the help of the College Council, the Snow Brawl. College students from Flint and Alina colleges took part in the Ski Out and races were held at Hickory Hills. 40 'xl Row l-Bev johnson, judy Kiblinger. Gerri Copeland, Shirley Hicks, Barb Kinnaird, .lean Richards, Carol Lelmhardt, Shari Wardell, Mrs. Oakes. Row 2-Eleanor Riehl, Cathy Cowie, Estella Looze, Sharon Skibbe, Carol Williams, Carol Goodland, Emily Howell, Toni Dolan, joan Tyler. Row 3-june Scharmen, Caren Colby, Jenni Drew. Marda Stout, Emily Eggli. Devonna Robinson, Kathy Sink, Marilyn Kroupa, Sandra Staton, Marjory Juniles, Lyla Miller, Romona Bauer, Bonnie Reid. Row 4-Steph Fiebing, Mary Houghton, Mcrra Lee Fouls, Carol Kloostcr, Mary Hall, Ev McManemy, jean johnson, Katy Longcore, Maxine Rhodes. Willow Ealy. Row 5-Helen Gancarz, Mary Shutt, jean Bergman, Mickey Freeman, Barb Reid, Pat Ohrenberger, Donna Burt, Lloy Battenneltl, Lois Jahr. Row 6-JoAnn l'Vl1lkCl', Marlaine Hanrath, Shirley lindres, Marilyn Fudge, Ann Reincke, Gertrude Ardema, Em Lichty. Row '7-Judy jones, Phyllis Kress, Pat Kozlowski, Dora Mae Endres, Alice Kalchik, Mary Theodore, Realpha Hagen, Ruby Lee. I O I President: Barb Kinnaird Social Chairmen: Jean Richards Vice President: Shirley Hicks Bev 1011115011 Secretary: Vriginia Snow Big Sister Chairmen: Shari Wardell Treasurer: Pat Bergendorf Jerri Copeland Faculty Advisor: Mrs, Oakes Activities Chairmen: Carol Lehnhardt Judy Kiblinger All women students, upon payment ol registration fees, are automatically members of Associated 'Women Students. This organization meets monthly, while the governing board meets bi-monthly. This year A.VV.S. sponsored the animal Big Sister Tea and Big Sister program, a fall banquet, several dances, includin gthe Sadie Hawkins Dance, and various projects, such as bake sales. Our monthly programs consisted of such things as talent, speakers, and a fashion show. 41 M ix... is rem Baa sin I is . . .,-fp' S Qi m - ' :fztres .W mt 51 74 Row 1-Dennis Babcock, Chuck Staton, Steph Fiebing, Helen Gancarz, Lyla Miller, Mrs. Brand, Row 2-jim jackson, Ray Waslawski, Bob Ort, Bill Baker, David Stormcr, Ron Schumacher, jill Stewart. Spanish Club President: Stephanie Fiebing Vice President: Charles Station Secretary: Helen Gancarz Treasurer: Dennis Babcock Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Brand The Spanish Club, newly organized this year with the teaching of Spanish, has had a great beginning. Its purpose is to have the members become familiar with the culture of the Spanish speak- ing people and also to learn more about the countries in which they live. The club took part in the Snow Sculpture Contest with their sculpture of the Vision of Guadalupe which won third place. 42 sm var Row l-Shirley Endres, Toni Dolan, Judy jones, Marilyn Kroupa, Sandra Sherry. Row 2-Herb Steed, Bill Russell, Mrs. Ort, Burl Ghastin, Steve Mikowski. French Club President: Steve Mikowski Vice President: Herv Steed Secretary: Toni Dolan Treasurer: Jean Richards The French Club has been one of the most active clubs on campus since its organization in 1951. This year has been no exception. They have continued to support a young French boy through funds raised by several dances, one of which was the annual Halloween Mas- querade Dance. Also funds were raised through selling concessions at every other basketball game, alternating with the Pep Club. One of the highlights of the year for the club was the French dinner cooked by Barre Hill, featuring authentic French dishes. 43 PEAKER Among the many -outstanding people to appear at N.M.C. this year were James M. Hare, Philip A. Hart, and John Minnema. James M. Hare, Secretary of State, met with the N.M.C. students and staff as the Hrst of a series of seminars. Mr. Hare discussed general problems of state government and answered specihc questions concerning gasoline and busi- ness taxes, licensing, highway construction and allocation of state funds. Philip A. Hart, lieutenant governor of Mich- igan, when speaking, stressed the need for young people to align themselves actively with a political party. Mr. Hart was sponsored by a Democratic study club. Pictured above is Senator john Minnema of Traverse City who spoke to many groups about the many processes of legislation and how young adults can take part in the government of their city, state, and nation. 44 49 'Fw iv Row 1--Phyllis Kress, Pat Kozlowski, Emily Eggli, Cathy Cowie, Steph Fiebing, june Schzirmen. Row 2-Bernie Cook, Eleanor Richl, Jill Stewart, Spenc McAllister, Lynn Parker. Row 3-Mr. Holland, Ed Thirlhy, John Walkley, Floyd Lather, Fred Plamondon. Psychological Society President: Fred Plamondon Vice President: Spencer McCa11ister Secretary-Treasurer: Cathy Cowie Advisor: Mr. Holland The Psychological Society is a new organization at N.M.C. The purpose of this society is to further the understanding of the methods, current techniques, research, and application of psy- chology of interest to the members of the society. The Society has sponsored some movies during free hours, dances on Weekend nights and has had some renowned speakers on the different phases of psychology. 45 51 elf, Row 1-Bill Baker, jim Leffew, Don Hatheld, Spencer McAllister, Alice Kalchik, Russ Kimbler, Jack McGregor, John Shearer, Dave Hoard. Row 2- joe Rogers, Gerry Duhin, Andy Tallman, jim Longcore, Chuck Barton, Dick Shearer, jerry Lyons, Dean john, Dick Helfrich, Vince Rice, Carl Mfeber. Row 3-Chuck Hollyday, LeRoy Schl'el, Ron Bergstrom, Wendell Boone, Robert Hadek, Bob Gangarz. Ron Schumacher, Paul Shereda, George Brownell, Howard Cram. Vets Club President: Spencer McAllister Vice President: Donald Hatfield Secretary-Treasurer: Alice Kalchick Faculty Advisor: Mr. Rogers The Veterans Club of N.M.C. was founded by james Leffew in the fall term of 1956. All veterans of N.M.C. are members of the club. At the present time there are 52 members. The club has been active in college functions, especially in raising funds for the benefit of the college. Since its inception it has contributed approximately 351000 to the College Building Fund. This was done primarily by selling chances on a Model A Ford which is scheduled to be an annual function of the club. Besides raising money, the club has sponsored the Spring Picnic, college dances, and this year is having a Beard-Growing Contest. 46 Row 1-john Gilmore, Lee Smith, Bill Sipple, john Walkley. Row 2-Rex Root, Mr. Rogers, Dick Helfrich. Conservation Club President: Dick Helfrich Secretary-Treasurer: John lflfalkley Advisor: Mr, Rogers The local chapter of the Conservation Club, under the advisorship of Mr. Rogers, was organized in 1955 as a chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America. Its main program is to carry out projects in general conservation and to stimulate student activities on campus. As a part of this club's projects, some ecology trails on the campus have been marked and last year the trees and plants on the N.M.C. campus were labeled. 47 Row 1-Shari Wartlell, Cathy Cowie, Emily Eggli, Jenni Drew, Judy Kilmlinger, Carol Kloosler jean Johnson, Sandra Sherry, Estella Looze. Row 2-jutly jones, Ann Reincke, Carol Williams Barb Kinnairtl, Phyllis Kress, Marlaine Hanralh, Marilyn Kroupa, Kathy Sink, Connie Boone Norma Lawrence, Mr. Leonard. Row 3-Bill Sipple, Steve Arnoltl, Ray Emerick, Phil Feigcr Les Sutter, Lynn Parker, Jim Thompson, Steph Fiehing. Choir The Choir, under the direction of James Leonard, reached its highest number of students this year and is proving to be an important phase of college life at N.M.C. The Choir sang for service clubs and on the N.M.C. television program once each term. Fall and winter terms were spent pre- paring for their annual spring tour to surrounding communities Selections by Randall Thompson and scores from The King and I were among the many sung. 48 55 Scholarship Students This year the following scholarships were awarded: MIDVVESTERN BROADCASTING COMPANY: Steve Adler: KIIMANIS CLUB: Dennis Babcock, Nadean Guy, Mary Houghton: NORTHERN MICH- IGAN JOBBER GROUP: Richard Boss, Mary Bunker, James Feiker, Robert Gray, M. Ingalls, Dave Milks, Lynn Parker, jean Rudy, Joanne Tyler, Mary I'Varner: CARRIE E. SMITH SCHUYLER: Donna Burt, Kay Chappel, Sharon Gravlin, Sue Haase, Carol Klooster, Frances Lather, Judith Sears, Nancy VVilson, Helen Gancarz, June Scharmen, Lillian Bates, Eleanor Riehl, Mary Theodore: KARL FISHER MEMORIAL ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP: Robert Kesseler, Gary VVoodg RED MILL LUMBER COMPANY: Ronald Hittle, VVillian1 Springer: GRAND TRAVERSE AUTO COMPANY: Mickel Freeman, Glen Gerard: RENNIE OIL COMPANY: Jack Ingalls, Ruby Lee: LAURA OLM- STEAD MEMORIAL FUND: James Ghartin, John Gilmore: BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL VVOMAN'S CLUB: Carol Fehleyg DAISY CHAIN LODGE: Catherine Kinchg ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE: Robert Ort: BETA SIGMA PI-II: Marilyn Posteinag DELTA KAPPA GAMMA: Sharon Skibbeg LES AND ANNE BIEDERMAN: Dave SIOITIICTQ PERRY HANNAH MEMORIAL: George VValesg ELK'S CLUB: Dean Smith: D.A.R. GRANT: Mary Theodore: BELLAIRE LION'S CLUB: Devonna Robinson. Other scholarships and awards were received by the following people: Rich- ard Brovant, Lyla Miller, Virginia Snow, Meredith Schoonover, George Olman, Barbara Stults, George Bourdo, Dale Burge, Lonnie Campbell, Don Lauer, and Dave Walker. 49 Future Business Leaders The Future Business Leaders organization provides fellowship and develops responsibility and leadership among the students interested in the field of business. Although the Future Business Leaders have not been too active this year, they did have a Christmas Party at the new girl's dorm and exchanged gifts. All in attendance had a good time. - 50 1 , 4 Xi 3:5 E kQ 'Thm,4 'QM ,Lx The Nor'lVester staff sponsored the annual Snow Sculpture Contest in January. Entries were Pinocchio , done by the Pep Club and Varsity Club, which won the 32515 for Hrst prize. The Vet's C1ub's contribution, a statue of Mr. Les Beiderinan, won second place, while The Vision of Guadalupe , by the Spanish S Club won third place. judges of the contest were Mr. Holland, 1. Pinocchio 2. Les Beiderman 3. The Vision of Guadalupe , J , . 4 . N V , . -L . V V , A 4 is., . , A. ' , ,,,i,5g, ' 4 1 A A A zu . - 1 M n M, L F.. W- 52 Mr. Parton and Mr. Ken Haven. n O W .QQWWM Q fl :QTEB KES ff N -X If KOW ,gf i: WWW - r- f Or ' fr U -7:-lr.. 4 'Ai ' gf F w i f' 1' ,ig NH t v '5 ,J fl i IH! I ! ff i Y.- K ' .:Q1Tf:M fs N is -- , ligiiii fi 'i:i'ff' ,f5T 4:0 iii ,, fkiiif? E 9... yd , , ff' ' A f1.'l'. f .1 k-2 . If- 5-'Q Fax.. - - 5 ,sv 2 -i:'- x 147,15 ,,ff'f, fg ,gi 0 5 42' 5 145. ,f Q GQQY ! Hwwm mWWff7u C :T Q y'Z'ff,,f.!f f '1, l .i, gg -37 . E' Hfitxgf ,TL 1 f +fQ---5, if 9 'S' ' 11 I' 5 ' in 1L 2if 2 ' ii QS 'N ' ,Q T .f'!' 1 Mig! QQ f ,,',,i,- ' .ff fly T ' 9,-7 I !! X x I .if - s, ' ftg .Q-F Y V T521 I If E V A fm 1-1+ If -x , H- Q -f54 iw W x 721' J , .,5 : ffw ?2 4' ' F9555--If:51 '3 E2'223-L3' ' W- A y- ' DHfJL The traditional Fall Mixer, put on by the College Council, was held at the Shuffleboard Courts, on Septem- ber 26. This picnic gives the students an opportunity to get better acquainted with each other. The afternoon began with a picnic lunch after which students enjoyed participating in many activities, including croquette, volleyball, tennis, dancing, shuflileboard and football. N-a. N, x-5 missin :Q,,-mpg W' X A ima ski f' 54 l ty: a 3 'x 1 - ' l ' yv ii I AWS Tec: The Associated X'Vomen Students' Big Sister Tea was held at the Traverse City Golf and Country Club on Wfednesday, September 25. This annual event is sponsored by the Traverse City XVon1en's Club, and its purpose is to acquaint each freshman Little Sister with her sophomore Big Sister . Bartling's pro- vided the style show, with A.X'V.S. members as models. Shari Wfardell was chairman of the event. 55 mmm' be . M ' si is 3,37 0 - . 7 3 5 num 3: , as . Q yzpe t gllll t 1, t to i itft A comment by a faculty member . . . These kids will do anything to get out of class work and classes. This will be a sunken garden??? Time will tell ...... TW 54' YR-59-qvi -'fn f-1 Y 2 gw ,-4? . g --1 32327213-8 'sri , ri 2-g 2 1 girl. 'L' E535 .7 Effli, 'lhfff 'f i?1 '- W Ebb. git-aiitfe:f,'47,'i H1772 mitfl' - s 1 1-'nw . tm- ff -,a ' 33w.1,!l-qu 'i light ii i4, l A. I .ggi ,faizjxfgt 3 xg , V - -, K sw. . -,.., .3 -'lg . qv,-e. Q- gay ,,- 1: l 'v .- 4 1 'ml X 9 f' 1 ' 4-rg - S .i f -ii- 'f 1g'l,:3 ' fi A 52.3 .3 ij! . sb. :jf . il. f- ,, ..:5, , . ' .A , f- 1' ,ff 1 ':.:gm,. 'Q f a s-'Q ., ' ' -z-'il Q'-345 Q . , , -1 24- ' ' fi. i ff ,WT- Q. fi. .gig . ,. - ,K - , L 5 1-:rg ' ' rf-31.4 'W ' ' 2 . I .. . , . ., ,. , . .,.H,.p3,Y,.,ftg,,MNM:g,., f x: 'W' M M gr, , -- frm. . . ,C-H1 ' sz , . - -1' 1 as - V R ' ' s....aL 1 ' - 'kv V' fi Campus Day at Northwestern Michigan College, an annual event, was enjoyed by all again this year. In spite of the drizzle that lasted all day, it proved to be a very successful clean-up day. Over 300 students, free from classes for the day, and all of the faculty members turned out in their oldest work clothes to carry out the many tasks set up by various committees. Among the many odd jobs, there are raking, shoveling, painting, cutting of trees and hauling of brush. A new parking lot was created by some hardy boys and our new bulldozer, under the management of whoever could Ggure out how to run it. Trees were also planted on the patios and spreading of gravel and dirt, done mostly by some ambitious girls, helped to make the basis for our future sunken gardens. A hearty meal was served by the College Council in the new cafeteria and after a soaking afternoon of work, everyone turned out in full for a dance, also in the cafeteria. 57 N.M.C. students turned out in full costume for the French Club's annual lllasquerade dance which was held in the college cafeteria on No- vember l. Five dollars in cash was to be given to the person who guessed the identity of the Mystery Person, but no one could Hgure out who it was and everyone was surprised when Al Gray was unmasked at the end of the evening. WF 9 9 I' C1 58 9 Dance Sadie Hawkins In traditional dog-patch style, N. M. C. girls dragged the boys to the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by A.YV.S. and footed the bill for the evening. The dance was held November 22, in the college cafeteria. The college dance band pro- vided music for slow dancing, with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenks on hand to call and supervise square dancing. Dance Homecoming Queen N.M.C. students and guests danced in a semi-formal atmosphere to the music of jim Martin's Orchestra at the sixth annual Homecoming Dance. Sponsored by the Pep and Varsity Clubs, the dance was held in the college cafeteria following the Homecoming game with Bay City on Saturday, November 30. . Queen Shari YVardell reigned over the occasion and was crowned by Coach Johnson at intermission. Her court was composed of Mickey Freeman, Barb Reid, Judy Kiblinger and Sue Haase. Decorations carried out the theme of Harvest Fest . Committee chairmen for the decorations were Marlaine I-Ianrath and Jo Peck. Court fy at 4-we 60 Homecoming This year two new events were added to Northwestern's annual Homecoming festivities: a car parade and a pep rally. The pep rally was held Thursday, November 27, in the evening. All the trees and brush that were chopped down on Campus Day was piled up out behind the school and was used for a huge bonhre which burned for nearly three hours. A skit was put on by the Pep Club and the members of the basketball team were introduced to the student body. The cheerleaders led the crowd in many cheers and a good time was had by all. A car parade, held Saturday, November 30, in the afternoon gathered cars of all sizes and shapes which were decorated in many different ways. The Homecoming Queen and her court rode in specially decorated cars and the different clubs each had a car, usually a convertible, and students sitting in them with signs. The parade originated at the college and proceeded down Front Street to the end. These two events did a lot to add to the school spirit and enthusiasm of the student body and at the same time added to the tradition of the school. . J:- -U t .,,.,,,,fri .' .,., ...4..a.gs..5 61 if Winter Formal The social event of the Christmas season, our Christmas formal was held December 28 in the college cafeteria, which was decorated to the theme of Holiday Inn . Art Devaney and his band provided the musical setting. College Council members were chairmen of the formal. Holiday Inn Seasaxfs Greetings N'l5wv': .fav 62 The Snow Brawl Skating, tobogganing, chile, dancing, and talent composed our fourth Snow Brawl, spon- sored annually by the Ski Club. Held at Gilbert Lodge, the Snow Brawl drew N.M.C. students out in the afternoon for winter sports, followed by a chile supper. Entertainment was in the form of monologues and songs provided by Katy Longcore, Em Lichty, Bev Johnson, Barb Reid, Judy Kiblinger, Toni Dolan and ,Ian Ediek. Jan also emceed the program. Dancing concluded the evening. 63 Mrs. Donald Pike elaborates on spring styles modeled by Sue Haase at an AMKS. fashion program. Area Supervisor's Meeting 64 ,. W X I X ,.f1 ,4, I ll X IJ. Jn.: f Q 11 pg ' . , XX V, V so 1, 1 V fix. ' X '- -f' ff XXM N l' - '-.NX xx f,TEQfWxNX K XX J Nb, . . u QW Jjufk, 'A 5. xmxs If 1 rw Q mx X? 'xx I - f t I 4 f . f I 'ii- x ,f . X W -.J M593 f ll ':: MW: he 1 f N P f UH, -fu fl ' ' i H, , - .4 rf f 5- ' ,. xs4WL:sr 'jeg My 9 ghllfw xl ,V w ,mr . ,bv ...Lv 1 , H 'J - xt 4 S r '- wr- :Au , ' ,I W ' me av . .f ' ,g Q MES 9,411-u - ,1HWf-W2 ,V 4 'ui -rr' RWE by emwwsy,-4. I 3:11-H1f:.a if ' S341 HWESM-Q 'Uv 1-uttzut rur-mum CDL!-San lim- I-El-15 I m Qs 3 , in x MICHIMAN A mtugzse r4xc'H1uAN Cross Country Under the guidance of Coach VValter Beardslee the NMC crosscountry team had a very impressive season. They did very Well against all competition and placed third in the State Meet, held at Bay City. The team will lose to graduation Captain Richard Konieczka and Meredith Schoonover. Returning next year will be Bill Springer, Glen Gerard, Bob McCall, Don Lauer, Jim Longacre, Jim Feiker, and Dean Srnith. 66 1 A' gi V A M. e ,,,f ff. . ROW 12 DZWC MilkS, Bernie lVhiPPle1 Ned Dfater' Row 1: Eugene Elsinheimer, Jack Ingalls, Alfred Hummel RUW 21 JHY Gfineff Bob Leckmne' Tom Guy' Bernie Cook' Row 2: Jim Longcore, Roger Burks, Ronald Bergstrom. Basketball Intramural The Intramural Basketball teams had a very exciting year. The group of boys were split into four teams and played nine games during the season and were under the direction of the athletic board. The four captains were Ned Deatcr, Team 7951, George Wales, team 9562, Jim Longcore, team 9563, Bob Loveland, team 9664. Deater's team 94751 was the winner of the Intramural League. Team Won Lost 9641 Deater 8 1 5652 Wales 4- 5 9553 Longcore 2 7 QM Loveland 4- 5 Row 1: Gary Kucera, jack Kraus. 67 Row 12 Ted Hnrdley, George Walesg Row 2: Gary Keene, Jack Dean, jack Boehm, Bob Loveland. ROW 2: Conan Craker, Leon Chilsoni David Stol-mer. Back row left to right, Coach Robert Johnston, Bill Springer, Glen Gerard, Lonnie Campbell Don Lauer, George Olman, Dick Brovont, Front row, left to right, George Bourclo, Meredith NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGES TOMA- HAIMKS HAVE NOYV BEEN PLAYING FIVE YEARS IN THE MICHIGAN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC CON- FERENCE AND HAD BY FAR THEIR BEST SEASON THIS YEAR. IN THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON THE TOMAHAFVKS STARTED VVITH A BANG AND AT ONE POINT VVERE RATED 13th IN THE NATION IN JUNIOR COLLEGES. THEY VVERE ALSO THE TOP TEAM IN THE STATE FOR BETTER THAN HALF THE SEASON, BUT RAN INTO BAD LUCK AND LOST SIX IN A ROVV BEFORE THEY COULD GAIN ANOTHER VICTORY. THE SEASON ENDED YVITH A RECORD OF 14 WINS AND 8 LOSSES AND LOSING THEIR FIRST GAME IN THE REGIONALS TO DEARBORN. NEXT YEAR THE TOMAI-IAVVKS VVILL HAVE THEIR STARTING LINE-UP BACK, PLUS INCOMING FRESH- MEN. THIS WILL MAKE THEM A BIG POWERHOUSE IN THE JUNIOR CONFERENCE NEXT SEASON. THE TEAM XVAS COACI-IED BY ROBERT JOHN- STON IVITH THE HELP OF ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NICK RAJKOVICH. STEVE ARNOLD XMAS THE STU- DENT MANAGER IN CHARGE OF THE UNIFORMS AND MAKING SURE EVERYBODY GOT TO PRACTICE ON TIME. Schoonover, Dave Walker, Dale Burge, Gary Longcore, Manager Steve Aronlcl. Coach Robert Johnston and Manager Steve Aronlcl checking b 21 s k e t b all equipment s Dick Brovout making Z1 set shot Dave Alba Mfalker and that wild look. 69 , Glen Gerard Meredlql making a one Schognover handed jump shot. .making a Jump shot. ,Jia , X ?iY. W. ln ' is x Cheerleaders an Katy Longgore, Bonnie Reid, jean johnson, Sue Haase. This year the student body, by vote, chose from fourteen girls, the four they wanted to be N,M.C.'s cheerleaders. They were not only chosen for their ability to cheerlead, but also on the basis that they would be representing N.M.C. A series of events, sponsored by the Pep Club, made enough money to buy new wool pleated skirts and new sweaters for the cheerleaders. Katy Longcore, Sue Haase, Bonnie Reid and Jean johnson did much to bolster Northwestern's school spirit and aided the enthusiasm of the student body. For the Hrst time the cheerleaders were able to attend and cheer at the out-of-town games. Row 1-Bonnie Reid, jo Tyler, Sondra Staton, Mickey Freeman, Jean John- son, Mary Ann Ularner. Row 2-jo Peck, Ev McManemy, Jenni Drew, Katy Longcore, Sue Haase, Em Howell, Barb Reid, Norma Lawrence, 71 Back row, left to right, Coach joe Rodgers, Roy Aronldt, Gary Beck, Front row, left to right, Terry Stuck, Marshall Carr, Bob McCall, Missing Dick Zue. Ski Team The Ski Tea mis NMC newest sport activity and has its regu- lar tryouts during the winter term. Although not many meets were scheduled this year it was considered a success by all the team members. It is sponsored by the NMC Ski Club. The Hrst meet was held at Hickory I-Iills with NMC as host to a group of colleges from all over the state. Michigan State Uni- versity, Flint J.C., Alma and Central Michigan Colleges were represented, Bob McCall of NMC was the individual winner of all events, winning in downhill, slalom, and combined times, The Michigan Intercollegiate Ski Meet at Boyne Mountain are to be held March 7-8 and NMC has a very good chance in placing high in this event. All team members will return next year insuring a success! ful season. They are Bob McCall, Dick Zue, Roy Aronldt, Gary Beck, Marshall Carr, and Terry Stuck. The team is coached by Mr. Joe Rogers. 72 Left to right: George Sarris, jerry Ly0I1S, LHITY KUSC11, Dave W211kC1', Clyde Claycomb, Coach Arthur Moenkhaus. 1957 Golf Team The NMC golf squad completed the seasonal play following a trip to Mid- land for the Junior College State Golf Tournament, May 20, 1957. Although the season was short due to cold weather and snow they competed in four regular meets and the state tournament. The squad managed to place llth in the state meet ending a very exciting season. Credit is due to Coach Moenkhaus for his fine assistance in a somewhat unsuccessful season. His concern and interest was a great asset to the team when the chips were down. Bay City ....... .....,.. L ost Bay City ....... ....,... L ost Muskegon ...... ..,.,... L ost State Meet ...... ...,... 1 1th 73 Left to right: Coach Robert Johnston, Al Summerville, Art Lenhard, Keith Evans, Leonard Hughes, Dick Kuzanecki, Manager Steve Adler. Tel1I1lS Team l957 Coach Robert johnston's tennis team of 1956-57 was the best that has ever been produced from NMC. During the regular season they lost none and in the regional tournament at Muskegon made a very fine showing. The state meet at Flint was also very successful with our college placing third in the state. Alpena ........... ...... W on Muskegon ,....,,... ......... W on Regional Meet ,...,. ...... 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Cafeteria Shown in the bottom pic- ture is Dean John buying lunch from Mrs. Barner with the assistance of Ned Deator, one of the student assistants. . sf i E 5 s Mfw Agfa as Amr H' XENA ig--s kms E A 4 2 .. -2- ' :::.Q W s , .. is E+ .... :Em S5 T gg E :E 3 fi . we- . ' - 't :g gf ,. ,252 s vegas 131151 B -f A ,...mW'- --5-magna 76 ...f - -. , ' Ns 2 s we X ' memes e 1 e - Sm: Q by s .-, W Wifi-H ss 522.5 Q4 fm Eff Wi? Magis George Olman Don Legs Lauer settmg one on the b1ckboard making a set shot Lonme Campbell pumping El shot. B111 Sprmger making Il jump shot. ,,.,, W.. .li-wie. sf.-Jvc ' nl 4 K U a 1 wr 1. . , .et Q, :.5'a15:5 , www- . - .- -., , - is EW M 1 Q: A A . M . , -sl! ' 3.6.29 gag kiwi? . . . KK. diffs Z .iit'2'Essa.?.-:X-.I:1a,.P,tfa, . W Q fam. ' M ' .Q - .- -- Dormitory For the first time in our history we have a dorm, and fourteen girls are experiencing this new aspect of college life at N.M.C. A large house, located on East Front Street, was purchased in the summer of 1957 from the County Board of Supervisors. Remodeling was Hnanced by the Zonta Club, and the College House was ready for her first students the fall term of this school year. Mrs. Mary Ellen Krupka, a teacher at Central High School, was housemother during fall and winter terms, but then had to leave to join her husband upon completion of his work at Michigan State University. Mrs. Elizabeth Todd, a teacher at Oak Park School and recent graduate of Central Michigan Col- lege, is now housemother. The dorm is operated on a co-op basis, with cooking, clean- ing and dishes assigned to different girls each Week. There is also a governing board which enforces rules, gives penalties for late hours, etc. Dorm officers are: President, Sharon Skibbeg Vice-President, Annette Nielsong Secretary, Loretta Hogerheide and Carol Kloosterg Social Chairman, Carol Williamsg Historian, Lois Ware. Jill Stewart is informally in charge of transportation since she is the only girl with a car. 78 wwf. . s-2 ..-qv AAQQQ- 'H- K' F5 ,laws-. a Hn a ss B my W as gnwnw Bl' wx-ww may ss mms 'W am W Eggs V ng-iss -mx --mms wr Tk' ix xTYmxi.T'V'1i an wm- B naw m Q nm Q 3 ww-, U WM LAW. 3, -Yswia-kN'T?n'f .Aw-MW. 108 vm mm a ss mn Qi THE MAXWELL TAYLOR NORTI-IIVESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE MAY BE A FLOATING COLLEGE IN THE NEXT FEIV YEARS. NMC'S PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, LES BIEDERMAN, REPORTS REAL PROGRESS ON THE SHIP POGRAM NVHEREBY STUDENTS MAY VISIT AND STUDY IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. IN MARCH, I-IE HAD INTERVIEXVS XVITI-I UNDER-SECRETARY OF STATE, CHRISTIAN HERTER: SECRETARY OF HEALTH EDUCATION AND IVELFARE, MARION FOLSUM: AND ARMY SECRETARY, YVILBUR BRUCKER. HE RECEIVED MUCH ENCOURAGEMENT FROM THESE TOP OFFICIALS IN VVASHINGTON. ALSO REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT GRIFFIN AND SENATOR CHARLES POTTER HAVE HELPED I-IIM A GREAT DEAL. THIS PROGRAM IS NOT AN EASY ONE TO SELL BECAUSE THERE IS NOT ANY BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT THAT CAN FOOT THE BILL FOR HIS PROGRAM. OTHER REASONS FOR THE STALL IN THIS IDEA ARE: FIRST, IT HAS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFOREQ SECOND, NO AGENCY CAN BE CHARGED NVITI-I THE RESPONSIBILITY, THIRD, THERE IS NO APPROPRIATION FORMULA THAT FITS THE PRO- POSED PLAN. THE MILITARY TRANSPORT SERVICE UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION OF ADMIRAL IVILL I-IAS RECOMMENDED A SHIP, THE MAXVVELL TAYLOR. THE SHIP IS NONV LOCATED IN ORANGE, TEXAS, AND IS AIR-CONDITIONED AND YVELL EQUIPPED. SO FAR THE PUBLICITY OF TI-IIS PROJECT HAS BROUGHT NMC INTO THE NATIONAL LIMELIG1-IT IVITH TI-IE OFFICE ALREADY GETTING APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION FOR THE HFLOATING COLLEGE . THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AND MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY HAVE ALSO OKAYED TI-IE PROJECT AND YVISH THE COLLEGE THE BEST OF LUCK. 81 LIBRARY NEW During exam week of fall term students were seen carrying big piles of books down the hall from the old library to the soon-to-be new library. The volunteers received free coffee and rolls for their hard labor. Our new library is now able to accommodate many more students and books. There is no longer a problem of trying to find a seat or to get a magazine from two years ago. Ladders aren't needed to get books from the top shelf and there is room to read the newspaper too. For the first time, the library is open on school nights from 6 to 9. Thus it serves the general public as well as the students. Through the library victrolas, projectors, tape-recorders and screens for movies may be used for classes. 82 E gwxxxx ,- up-f'4 an :xv Q, -.yr Wx 1 ,Q iv ,- ,u .'v 4 Kbrzw gif! 5, Q 1 E E M umm Zig? 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