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,4..,. THE TIMBER-CRUISER, Friday, May 20, 1966 Gala Snowball Was Hit Of Christmas- Time_fest ivities --On De-cember 20, 1965, the .$ophomore class sponsored the --largest-social event to the year -= ~ the Snowball Christmas Dan-ce:- The semi - formal af• fair was held at the Grove from 9 --unfil-12 'O'clock, with dancing 'music -provided by the N e w Esquires. ~ - ?:'he gala affair was climaxed - by the crownjng of the Snowball Queen Judy Snell. Queen Judy was -chosen from a field of 15 charming- cneds. A buffet din- ner followed- the coronation. Homecoming Queen & Court . The oth-er 'mfndidates who ran were- as - tono'ws: Judy Allen, Donna Is Elected - Gail kyling, Kathy Beemer, Mary- K""a ·y Chandler, A n n Gillaland, . Trudy Hamilton, Barb Hay!; Linda LeMieux, Ju- lie Losinski, Linda Molter, Mary Spens and Jannel Thomas. The Freshman c la s s w h o sponsored Judy were awarded- a prize of $10.00. The queen and her escort were presented with gifts in token of their reign. The staff of the Timber • Cruiser wishes to congradulate the sophomore class on the sue• cess of the Snowball, Evaf uation Forms In Conference 8 Alpena Community College · is having proaiems, which come normally to any school as it in- creases in size. Our student body is becoming larger than the school was designed to han- dle. So, the Student Services Of- fice has prepared a Student Rat- ing Form and wishes each stu- :a,,:...:.....--.;;.,,,.--ent to fill one out. Other colleges and prospective employers call A. C. C. and ask but because the instructors no longer get to each one person- ally these questions can't al- ways be answered. All Sopho- mores are invited to pick up the forms and give them to the in- structor they wish to have eva- luate them. After doing so the as part of your permanent re- instructor will file the firm as part of your permanent re- cord. · Jim Nensiwitz Ww: would end if the d e a d could return. -Baldwin Donna ·Lutes, a sophomore from Alpena was elected to. reign u the }fomecoming Queen over the annual festivi- ties held this past February 12. • Her court consisted of L i n d a LeMeiux, a Freshman from Al- pena; Gail Ayling, a Sophomore from Harrisville; Cindy Mc- Neil, a Freshman from Harris- ville; Betty Wolf, a Sophomore from Alpena;· Ann Dault, a Freshman from Alpena a n d Jannel Thomas, a Freshman from Beloite, Wisconsin. The candidates and their ei- College Course Include A Trip Through Europe! The Andrew Kan Travel Ser- vice of Petoskey has announced a North Central Airlines flight to Europe tailored to meet the standards college students. This program includes a trip to and through Europe as a cul• tural coul"Se accredited to ac• cumulate honor points of the participants. The tour is priced at $767.00 and includes two cre• dits of European culture. Countries included in the tour, originating in New York, are Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Italy, Monaco, Ireland, England and France. The above price ipcludes all meals and tours. This trip is in cooperation with North Central Michigan Col- lege. All college students inter• ested are welcome to participate and are urged to contact the An- drew Kan Travel Service, Petos- key, Mich. 'KO.TWICKI'S 49th. ANNIVERSARY SALE Young Mens Suits ...... $38.99 - $48.99 Sport Coats ... ; , ...... $22.87 - $3~.00 KOTWICKI'S 125 N. state - Shopping Center 805 W. Chisholm corst were present at the Al- pena ~ Muskegon game to see Alpena trounce the Jayhawks 113-92. After the game a semi-formal dance was held at the Besser Technical Center and the eleo- tion results were announced. The dance was entitled "Queen of Our Hearts," a Vaientinea Day theme. A newly organized band, The New Esquires, entertained the students from 10 until 1. Punch and cake were served as :re- freshments at the dance. Miss Lutes represented Al- · pena Community College ill competition for the title of "Queen of Northern Michigan University Carnival" at North- ern in Marquette, Michigan. However Donna was unsuccess- ful in her bid for the title. Jim Nensewitz Graduation . _., the ~l of ac'hlevement -. ••• a beautifuJ, bn1liant Ke!:D- sal:e Diamo11C1 Ri!l8 ••.• die• · flawless _iift ••• ~ list forevere Ke eps1a.ka- ••01aTER11a IIHAMON9 110011@5 ~•--"1l>:: . , ..... ~~- IV!ll&~'t;,.. ~--~i.llA!:'fflES J·--_» . , . , . ~a!!IVBllflllJ" . .BO-LENZ. · -· J ew•elers Across From. Penney'$ ACC' s What four~ Compete At Olivet Another :fixst for A.C.C.! 'Ilhe music department headed by Mr. Torkelson, has develop_ed a folk • singing group. The~• call themselves the ."What Founs" and consist of four promising students; Tom Hurley, Jannel Thomas, Tom Wachterha1.11Ser, and Pat Zurn. The What Fours have been entertaining in the Alpena areir for the last couple of months but now they have a chance to entertain at another school. The What Fours are entered in the Annual Michigan Intercollegiate Folk Contest at Olivet College. The contest at Olivet will be held on Friday, May 13, with ai prize of $100 for :fmst prize to shoot for. There will· be extend- ed press coverage tQ give ree- ognition to the groups and the· schools . Our good luck goes with the What Founs as they travel to Olivet. . Gail Ayling Toi 1lhie race towa<rd matrimony. mooy a lucky secretary finds herself on the last 1ap. Congratulations Graduates Alpena Power Company hets erv1ce • "Your Dependable Rambler Dea,let Complete line of Sunoco Products Phone 354-3710 1132 W .. Chisholm CONGRATULATIONS AND BS-ST WISHES TO a.ASS Of 1966 - ALPENA SAVINGS· BANK·. . . : . Northeuter-n· Michiga-n's Oldest and Largest Fim~ncial Instit~t-i.ori Established 1893 · 122 N. Second Ave, la DowntowA Alpen Branch" at ~ipley & Campbell and US-23 North Banks in LINCOLN and HARRISVILLE