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With the close of the present college semester, Ruben W. Betchel completes his
third year in the capacity of athletic director for Albion College. Coming here in
1924 from Baldwin-Wallace, Berea, O., where he met with success in a similar posi-
tion, "Beck's" Work on the local campus has been felt as an organizer as well as a
mentor.
Besides bringing to the school its first M. I. A. A. basketball championship,
Betchel produced runners-up in the football campaigns of 1924 and 1925. He has
acted as head coach in football, basketball, and track, leaving baseball and tennis
to assistants. Betchel is responsible for the development of the present intramural
program, athletic relations with several Ohio schools, and the holding of District
three high school and Jackson county high school basketball tournamens there each
winter.
Betchel resigned earlv this year to accept 1 similar position in mother school.
He will be succeeded by R R Bud Daugherty of Dakota NN eslty in Mitchell, S. D.
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2 games. The title was the first official one ever obtained by Albion in the court sport.
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M. I. A. A. Selection Conference Selection
After opening at home December 16 with a surprise victory over Cornell College
of Mt. Vernon Iowa the Methodists embarked on a successful road trip in which
three of four games were won. Starting its M. I. A. A. schedule with a game against
Olivet in Kresge gym. the Betchtelmen lost only one association tilt that to Kala-
mazoo College at Kalamazoo 27-25. Nine non-conference games were played three
of which were lost two to W. S. N. and one to Goodyear Tire Co. of Akron O.
Included in the team s list of non-association victories were those over Michigan
State College ohn Carroll University Oberlin Cornell College Ford Club of Ross-
ford O. and the Brightmoor Exchange Club.
Coach R. W. Betchtel relied on only seven men throughout the season Captain
with Penzotti center and Crocker forward as substitutes. At the end of the season
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grams. Manager Paul Risley also received a sweater and monogram.
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scorer on the team closely followed by Gray, center. By a vote of the six association
coaches Carlson and Goldberg of Albion were both placed on the All-M. I. A. A.
first team and Babcock Gray and Bromley on the second team.
In no small way responsible for the great success which the first team enjoyed were -
the ten men who composed the reserve squad throughout the season. These men were
Tyler Houck Fleming Robinson Adler, Thomas, Danylizyn, King, Burnett, and
Howe Besides being present for daily scrimmage with the regulars, the second string
men found time to play four games three of which they won.
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Olivet 15
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gridiron campaign in 1926, when it finished in a fourth place tie in the M. I. A. A. E'-3 A
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WESTERN STATE ATTEMPTS A FIELD GOAL '
Athletic Director R. W. Betchtel and Assistant Coach H. Fred Parker started work
a week in advance of the opening of school in September with a squad of thirty-five
men, thirteen of whom were veterans. Harry Williams replaced his brother, Victor,
who was kept from the lineup by old injuries, as captain.
Two days before the opening of the semester, the men appeared at Delaware, Ohio,
in the season's opener against Ohio Wesleyan, losing ll-O.
Ability to ward off Central State Normal resistance and keep the pigskin in enemy
territory gave Albion its first victory of the home season, October 2, 20 to 14. Twelve
first downs were recorded for the Methodists against four for Mt. Pleasant.
Probably the most costly game of the year occurred at Kalamazoo, October 9,
when the Betchtelmen lost to Western State 28-0, in the third Game of the season.
Injuries in this contest told on Albion in all of its succeeding games and undoubtedly
brought at least two or three of the later-season defeats.
Crossing the Hope goal line on three occasions and allowing the Dutchmen to
make but one threat during the entire game Albion escaped easily in its tilt with the
Holland team October 16 winning 21-O.
Recovering from a two touchdown scare in the first quarter Kalamazoo College
defeated Albion 14-13 at Almuni Field and gained their strongest bid for the
championship. Albion however outgeneraled the Baptists making 17 first downs
to their seven but overhead play proved their undoing.
Pitted against a more obstinate eleven than press reports had indicated the Gridders
found a fairly diHicult task in jolting Olivet 20-O in the Homecoming attraction.
Lowry Williams and Goldberg made substantial gains throughout the play.
Getting the jump on her opponents Alma College scored two touchdowns in thC
first half of its Homecoming encounter November 6 and defeated Albion 12-6 in
'1 game which involved the M. I. A. A. pennant.
.Albion completed its conference schedule in mud and freezing weather at Martin
Field Hillsdale November 13 losing to the Baptists 9-O. The outcome of this
game relegated Albion to fourth position and placed the Dales in 1 second place tie
with Kalamazoo.
ALBION SPRINCS AN END AROUND ON HOPE
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Ill1no1s goal lxne had been trampled on e1ght more t1mes
At the end of the season twenty vars1ty monograms and a manager s letter were
granted by the Athlet1c Board of control For the flrst t1me IH the hlstory of the
school a dual captalncy was created Syver Thmgstad tackle and Ben Boldt guard
be1ng named to lead the 1927 squad Those recelvmg letters were Captaln Harry
Wllllams Campbell Llghtbody Scott Thlngstad Boldt Carlson Gray Sauer
Hoffman Palermo Peck Bartlett Baldwm Schultz Lowry Goldberg Rob1nson
Densmore Penzott1 and Manager Sherwood Brown
Three Alb1on players were selected for os1t1ons on the coaches All M I A A
mythrcal selectxon Thmgstad tackle an Boldt and Scott at guard H W1ll1ams
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Alb1on 20 Central State Normal 14
Alb1on 21 Ho e O
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able, the exact possibilities of the 1927 Methodist baseball team are problematical. Q
' Captain Lightbody, pitcher, Gray, first baseman, Kuhlman, third, and Goldberg, 1
nv second baseman, are the only members of the present squad who have before worn .Q-' l
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5 land, M. I. A. A. titleist. Twelve men reported to i
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Tap Row: COACH BE'rcH'rEL' ADLER' TEETERS' L. BARTLETT' BARLOW
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Bolstered through the appearance of aspirants from the
two lower classes, prospects for a well balanced track team
were more prominent this spring than they have been in
recent years. Headed by Captain Ralph Keyes and six of the
twelve men who won letters last season, the team confronts
a schedule of two dual meets, one triangular affair and
entrance in the state and M. I. A. A. competition.
Last year the thinclads lost to Hillsdale M. S. N., and
C. S. N. placed fourth in the M. I. A. A. meet, and placed
second in a triangular meet with Kalamazoo College and
who broke state and M. I. A. A. records in the javelin and
Holmes who Won the M. I. A. A. two-mile run. Letters
were awarded Captain Crowe, ex-captain Holmes, captain-
elect Keyes, Conrad Courtright Tyler, Bartlett Teeter,
McConnell, Kleist, Barlow, Cretcher.
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U On the Campus. It IS made up of men who have won 21 letter representing the college
T IU any branch Of athletics or as the manager of an athletic team.
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RUSSEL BABCOCK JOHN LAWTHER
CHARLES BALDXVIN JAMES LIGHTBODY
' LEE BARTLETT JACK LOWRY
LYNN BARTLETT CLARENCE LOZUAWAY
JOHN BROMLEY MICHAEL PALERMO
, SHERNVOOD BROXVN CHARLES PARKER
ROBERT CAMPBELL VICTOR PECK
RAYMOND CONRAD STANLEY PENZOTTI
EDNVARD CARLSON BOYD ROBINSON
RUSSEL COURTRIGIIT FREDERICK SAUER ,
'JAMES CRETCIIER EDWARD SCHULTZ
CLINCH CROCKER GORDON SCHILZ
FLOYD DENSNIORE JOHN SCOTT
HARRY CEOLDBIERG XVARREN SIIIELDS
ERNEST GRAY ORVILLE SHUGG
: DALLAS HIKRGER HONN'ARD TEETER 1
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MORRISON MISS HAMILTON SMITH WALKLEY
ORTHA SMITH - - ---- - Prerizient
BERNICE NVALKLEY - Vice-Pfericient
MARY ALIcE PARSONS - Tremzzrer
FRANCES MORRISON Secretary
DOROTHY NELLER - Hiking Marter
LORRAINE TRAUT - Bzzfjfzerr Manager
Womerzjs fltlzletic Associatiom
Banded under the caption "W. A. A.," co-eds of the school, directed by Miss Leta
Hamilton, instructor in physical education, have developed a strong program of
athletics. Competition has been confined to intramural and inter-class Work as
W. A. A. rules do not permit intercollegiate play.
Functioning for a second year as an organization here, W. A. A. has conducted
physical examinations, health talks, gymnastic demonstrations, hiking programs,
and competition in basketball, indoor baseball, and tennis.
Repeating their success of 1925, co-eds representing the class of 1929 again won
the inter-class basketball title during the past season. At the close of the year, the
title winners were given a banquet by members of the other three class teams, and
were also presented a silver loving cup, donated by Miss Leta Hamilton. The mythi
cal varsity team as selected, consisted of Mary Canslield QD, Ortha Smith UD, and
osephine Richard ID forwards Bernice Walkley CID Ruth Parsons CID and Char
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WALLS FOWLER ALDRICH BARTLETT ROGERS
WILSON C. RYINGER CHAMBERLAIN DAMMON D. YINGER KEYES
Men is Varsity Delna te!
Winning three out of four debates Albion closed her State Debating League sched-
ule with an average .75O. The question discussed was, "Resolved That this House
endorses Mussolini's governmental principles."
ln the first round on February 11, an Albion affirmative team Composed of Harold
Wilson, Sherman Lawton, and Kenneth Bartlett won over W. S. N. C. here, while
the negative composed of Clarence Dammon, Charles Rogers, and Richard Chamber-
lin defeated M. S. N. C., there.
Two weeks later another negative trio, Merrill Walls, Dempster Yinger, and
Leonard Hoag defeated Calvin College in the first meeting with this school at Grand
Rapids. February 25 an afhrmative group of Clement Yinger, Glenn Aldrich and
Ralph Keyes lost to Hope College at Holland.
Another victory was recorded in the win over DePauw University here, March
9, IU the Hrst meeting of the two schools since 1920. Kenneth Bartlett, Sherman
Lawton, and Wilson made up the Albion strength.
The second Big Ten team of the season was met in the dual contest with Purdue
University of Indiana, March 18. An afhrmative combination of Rogers, Chamber-
lain, and Bartlett lost at LaFayette, while the negative made up of Wilson, Lawton,
and Kantner won on the local platform. Modification of the Volstead act was argued.
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son on March 24. Asking that the government enact a uniform marriage and divorce
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Geraldine Elliott, defeated Wittenberg College of Ohio on March 17, and won over
Denison University of Chillicothe, Ohio, the following evening on the same question.
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Il Albion being represented by Ruth Parsons, Ruth Mcllvenna, and Adrea Lewis.
Several other debates in Michigan were in line for the Co-ed arguers following their
return from spring recess, these included M. S. C. and W. S. N. C.
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STEPHENS ANDERSON BAXTER PM-IL HEMBDT
Fl.1'St Year Debate!
Three debates were participated in by this year's freshmen teams. The affirmative
Marvin Pahl, Nelson Hollen, and William Pitkin meeting Wittenberg College in
Ohio on April 14, and the Ohio Wesleyan University freshmen the next evening,
the 15th.
On the latter afternoon, the Albion negative team metCincinna.ti University in Albion.
This team was composed of David Anderson, Philip Hembdt, and Walter Hoshal.
The question was the same as that used by the women, "Resolved that the govern-
ment shoulcl enact a uniform marriage and divorce law." This was the first meeting
of the University of Cincinnati on the debate platform.
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With the oratlon The Valley of Bones James Cretcher representmg Albion
College won the state oratorical contest on March 4 held at Olix et Michigan Bw
v1rtue of wmmng this contest Cretcher represented Albion 1n an interstate meet
held at West Virginia Wesleyan University on Apr1l 1 He also pftrticipated in a
civic oratorical league meet held at Washington and efferson Unixersitx on May 4.
Albion won fourth place in the state women s oratorical contest llso held at
Olivet with Theresa Combellach speaking on The Clarion Call
Eeffa. Sigma
Delta Slgma Rho is a national honorary forensic fraternity whose membership is
limited to those who have represented the college credltably in inter collegiate
debates or oratorical contests
I-I I-Iembdt Prof H L Ewbank Student members include Kenneth Bartlett
Richard Chamberlain Eugene Fowler Claude Kantner Harold Wilson Geraldine
Elliott Adrea LCWIS An annual banquet is held each spring at which time new
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ln her second international debate in two years, Albion met the University of
Sydney, Australia on November 19, 1926. The Purple and Gold represented by Eugene
Fowler, R. F. Chamberlain, and Kenneth Bartlett, took the negative of the question,
"Resolved: that democracy is a failure." The debate was a no-decision affair, held
in the Albion M. E. Church.
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, U11i11e1'sity ofMichiga1z Debate!
The University of Michigan and Albion clashed in debate for the first time in
history, when a Michigan afhrmative team advocated repeal of the Eighteenth
Amendment in the Albion College chapel on January 13, 1927. This was also a no-
decision contest, Albion being represented by Claude Kantner, Miss Geraldine Elliot,
and Kenneth Bartlett.
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,l favorable comment
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It vention In Sheldon Hosp1ta1 during March home productions As You Like It
. I- The Valiant The Little Stone House and The Dust of the Road given In
li: the Methodist church In ackson April 17
4' L, Entrance has been made into the University Theatre tournament at Northwestern
I University Evanston Ill along with nine universities competing for the Belasco
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Tom Lane
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EDITH VANCAMP
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CLARENCE HARTUNG
CHARLES PARKER
BERNARD KOETHER
GERALD PARKER
MARY TAMBLYN
DOROTHY NELLER
ORTHA SMITH
HAROLD BRISTOL
LAWRENCE CHILDS
CHARLES ROGERS
HARRY WILLIAMS
WENDELL BIRDSALL
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paper, a bi-weekly magazine, a weekly magazine, until it reached its present size as
a five-column weekly newspaper.
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College as its aim, the publication is issued under the direction of the instructor in
journalism and in co-Operation with the journalism class.
The staff is elected by the Publications council, a representative group chosen from
the entire student body. Reporters come from the class in journalism.
The Pleiad is a charter member of the Michigan Press Association, a member
of the C. P. I. A., and this year obtained an honor rating from the National Press
Association. It stands for the highest principles in college journalism and provides
a laboratory of ractical experience for the members of the staff that intend to enter
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SIDNEY ADLER
WVALTER BAIRD
LEE BARTLETT
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GIANETTA PRAY - Vice-President
MARY STEWART - - .Yecretafj-Trearzzrer
The Contributors Club, organized in 1907 by Professor Woolbert, head
of the English department, had twelve charter members.
Present membership is limited to fifteen ofthe best writers of the college.
The head ofthe English department nominates department majors who are
then eligible for election by the club. The purpose ofthe club is to develop
creative writing and further student interest in good literature.
Mexiilmers
DR. PHIL H. HENIBDT PROF. C. B. HILBERRE'
Miss AUDREY K. XVILDER PROP. H. G. BAKER
PROF. H. L. EWBANK MISS ROSE BALL
DEAN RUTH HAASE Miss FLORENCE SWISHER
ELAINE ABBOTT DOROTHY I-hx LUCILLE ROBINSON
BARBARA CLARK FRANCES PEATLING EVELYN TI-IRALL
LORENE HAMILTON ALLEN RENSHAW ANNA XVARTY
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CLARENCE BOLDT
ALLEN ELLIOTT
EUGENE FOWLER
BYRON HAHN
RICHARD HUNOERPORD
IRENE KENNEDY
WILLIAM LOVEJOY
MARY MORRISON
CHARLES NELSON
BRUCE OSGOOD
NORMAN REED
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HELEN ROCKWELL
RUTH SMITH
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PRISCILLA WESTCOTT
Afrocifzte Merrzberf
GEORGE HILL
CHARLES LEAVITT
RUTH MCILVENNA
ESTHER SCHOTT
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N ELAINE ABBOTT ESTIHIER HOAGLIN ALICE Roma
GERALDINE ABBOTT MARION KINORIAN IVIARCILENE ROBBINS
EVELYN BECKER HELEN LETTS CLARA ROGERS
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ROLAND BILLETER ----- Secretary-Trcafurer
The German Club was founded in 1919 to acquaint students interested in
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ETHEL BEHLING JOHN KING 'f
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DORIS CAMPBELL ----- Prefident
Lois WHITNEY - Vice-President
EDITH BENTLEY - Secretmjf
PAULINE RODGERS ----- Treafzzrer
In order to furnish practical knowledge and experience in Home Econ-
omics work and to bring together the girls majoring in the department,
the Home Economics Club was organized in 1918, shortly after the estab-
lishment of the department in Albion College.
Mrs. G. E. Arnold, head ofthe department, was the first club advisor.
Membership was originally limited to fifteen. In 1924, however, the
membership was extended to include all girls of the three upper classes
doing "B" work and majoring in the Home Economics department.
Members
MIss BERNICE L. CRosBY Miss ANNIE G. DEAN
ETHEL BEHLING
MARION CARLISLE
GERTRUDE GILBERT
LETHA HEATHCOCK
THELMA LONG
MARGARET MERCER
MARY MOULTON
FRANCES RISINGER
JANIE SHOULTS
ALTA TOWNSEND
VERNITA ZIMMERMAN
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DOROTHY KENNEDX' - Vive-Praridenr
THELMA RAIDL1-L - - - - - fecrermjv-Treafzfrer
Fourteen students met with Prof. E. R. Sleight in 1911 and laid the
foundation of the Mathematics Club. Since then, one hundred twenty-two
members have gained a broader knowledge of the teaching of mathematics
and a more thorough understanding of certain phases of mathematical
science.
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mathematics, are majoring in the Subject, and have maintained a scholastic
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PROIE. E. R. SLEIGHT MR. G. H. HICKOX
LIINA BACHELOR
RAYMOND BOWERS
HAROLD BRISTOL
RALPH DOOLITTLE
HELEN HIEEER
EUGENE HOUCK
C. A. JACOKES
FRANCIS MOORE
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RUTH MClI.VENN1X
HARLAN MCCALL
MARX' ALICE PARSONS
IIOSEPHINE RICHARD
HUGH SEBASTIAN
DOROTHY SCHLISKEY
LORRAINE TRAUT
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Organized since 1917, the Panhellenic Council has functioned in many fields
endorsing the activities of the College, carrying out National Panhellenic Congress
recommendations, and regulating sorority activities. This organization of two rep
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JAMES LIGHTBODY of Alpha Tau Omega - Vice-Prefident
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MARIAN JOHNSTON, '30
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DOROTHY LOCKWOOD, '30
CLARA ROGERS, '30
KATHERINE ROOD, '30
ELEANOR RUPRIGHT, '30
MARGARET STEIDLE, '30
VIVIAN WILSON, '30
ALBERTA WOCHHOLZ, '30
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RUTH SMITH 27 THELMA LONG 28
LOIS WHITNEY 27 DOROTHY YOsT 28
DAISY WILLIAMS 27 VIRGINIA FULLER 29
GLADYS BAUER 28 BEATRICE HUCKLE 29
FLORENCE CLARK 28 NORINE MCAULIFFE 29
LORENE HAMILTON 28 ESTHER HOA L 30
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CHARLES BALDWIN 29
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JOSEPH PLEMING, '29
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BYRON BALLARD, '27
GERTRUDE BUCK, '27
WESLEY BRADBURN, '27
HAROLD:-BI-XON, '27
FLOYD FOUGHT, '27
DOROTHY HIX, '27 'i
DORIS NORMANDEAU, '27
NELLIE WARD, '27
KENNETH GOODEMOOT,
YVONNE HAGGIT, '28
STELLA HEATH, '28
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LETHA HEATHCOCK, '28
HELEN ROCKWELL, '28
HOWARD WHITE, '28
WHYLE WILCOX, '28 '
LUNA BACHELLOR, '29
ARCHIE BAHM, '29
,, THERESA COMBELLACH, '29
LOIS HEATH, '29
CARL MARTENSON, '29
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. H EARL MUTCI-I, '29
HELEN SIMKINS, '29
LYLE EGGLESTON, '30
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FRANCIS MOORE, '28 ELVA MCCLINTIC, '30
GEORGE JONES, '29 LIONEL SLEEMAN, '30
ENOS BUTENUTH, '30 BAUL XVILCOX, '30
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A "Big Sister" movement in Connection with Freshman Week, Welcome cards
for freshmen girls, Halloween and Christmas parties, and Bible and World friendship
study groups have featured the activities ofthe Y. W. C. A. this year.
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JOSEPHINE RICHARD - Social .Yervice
BERNICE WALKLE1' - Roafnf :znel Conference
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ACADEMIC - BUSINESS
PRE-MEDICINE PRE-DENTISTRY
PRE-ENGINEERING - PRE-LAW
For Information, Addreu
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Albion, Mich.
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1449 Woodu ard Ave
9012 Grand River Ave
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135 Monroe Ave
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HIGHLAND PARK
13933 XVoadward Ave
IRON MOUNTAIN
405 Stephenson St
JACKSON
133 W Michigan Ave
KALAMAZOO
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114 S Washington Ave
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Today 375 stores bear 'he Kresge name-a chain of
stores all over the country doing an annual business
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The enormous expansion of this organization can be
attributed to its sound organization and business
principles, combined with its policy of selling the
best merchandise at the lowest price and giving
quick, courteous service
The name Kresge has become a watchword of econ-
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American families.
Today and tomorrow as in the past, this nation-
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values and to serve even a greater number of people
by linking more cities into its ever increasing chain.
Opportunity Awaits You
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In this great organization we have positions open
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tom. After a thorough training they become store
managers, earning from S3 OOO to S15 OOO a year.
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Learning
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From boyhood it was said of Abraham Lin-
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whoever could teach him. In time he oxer-
topped them all.
The learner' rises abox e his competitors
in all life's actix ities. He masters conditions
because he learns all about them.
We sit at the feet of the public wherever we
have Stores learning and posting ourselves of
the needs of home and person as best we can.
Diligently applying ourselves to the respon-
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1900-02, secretary of the Cuban Orphan Society, 1902-04, New York
County visiting commissioner, 1906-15, Sup't. of Seybert Institution of
Philadelphia, 1916-18, director of Sea View Farms and Public Charities,
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f Q-V2 Proferfar Emeritm of Modern Langzmger.
' A. B., Berea College, 1876, A. B.,Harvard, 1878, A. M.
5 Baldwin-Wallace College, 1879, studied at Jena, Freiburg,
A Geneva, Munich and Marburg, Litt. D., Albion College, 1911,
Q Member of the Harvard Faculty until 1885, when he came to
I Albion College, thirty-Five years as head of the Modern
k Language department, Albion College, Secretary of the
l if? Faculty for eighteen years, formerly a member of the Modern
Language Association, the Classical Association, and the
l Dante Society, Author of "The Elementary German Reader,"
Q11 "German Derivatives," Co-Author of "English Etymologiesf'
E li. FREDERIC SAMUEL GOODRICH, A. M., D. D.
l ,Q Prafenor of Biblical Hiftory and Literature.
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Z Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Upsilon, A. B., Wesleyan University
1 Connecticut, 1890, A. M., University of Michigan, 1898, Yale
University, Connecticut, 1898, University of Chicago, Summer
5 Ili Sessions, University of Berlin, D. D., Defiance College, 1909,
1 -el Assistant Instructor in Greek, Wesleyan University, Connecti-
cut, 1891-92, Acting President of College, January 21, 1924, to
Q july 15, 1924, present position since 1892.
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, Profenar of Matbemtzticf.
1 , ' B. s., Albion College, 1901, A. M., 1902, Professor of Mathe-
i matics, Montevideo, Uruguay, South America, 1902-04,
1 Michigan Military Academy, 1904-06, Carthage College,
f Illinois, 1906-08, Bay View Summer School professor, Alpha
Tau Omega, present position since 1908.
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I Profeuor of English Language and Literature. ,, 1
: Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Sigma Rho, A. B., New York Uni- QI l
X versity, 19019 A- MA, 19045 Ph. D., 1915, Principal, High QT, l
' School, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., 1901-O5, Normal School Superior, li, l
I Wisconsin, 1905-13, author of "Home English and School ln l
, 1 English," "Irish Life in Irish Fiction" "The Influence of the
T Royal Society on English Style," "Guide to Novel Reading," 'lf
Ei "Analysis of English Prose Style," "Influence of Science on Q 1
EI English," 1926, Phi Gamma Delta, present position since 1913. 1
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5 ARTHUR HENRY I-IARROP, A. M., PH. D. lf
Profeuor of Latin and Greek Languogef and Literature. ff, l
li Phi Beta Kappa, A. B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1894, l
A. M., 1896, A. M., Harvard University, Mass., 1903, Ph. D.,
ll Boston University, 1905, Vice-President and Professor of Latin ff
and Greek, Union College, 1894-95, same at Missouri Wesleyan
- College, 1896-97, Acting Assistant Professor of Greek at L-,
Wesleyan University, Connecticut, 1905, Professor of Latin, E, i
lj University of Denver, 1905-13, Registrar and Instructor of l'
P Latin and Greek, Allegheny College, 1913-15, author of l
Li "College Training," "Fraternity Scholarship," "What the lil I
College and University Ought to Do for the Student in Latin," '
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"The Story of Ammi Bradford Hyde," Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
present position since 1915. EQ i
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q ARTHUR MERTON CHICKERING, M. S., PH. D. 5,
E Profeuor of Biology and Geology. iff
E Sigma Xi, Ph. B., Sheflield Scientific School of Yale University, IQQ l
: 1913, M. S., University of Wisconsin, 1916, Ph. D., Univer- I
2 sity of Michigan, 1927, further graduate work at the Univer- ,l ,
I sity of Michigan, Summer Sessions, 1919-24, Instructor of E
. Biology, Beloit College, Wis., 1913-18, Instructor in Zo- I-l
ology at University of Michigan Summer Session, 1921-22, 1,1 Q
5 School Year University ofMichigan, 1925-26, Papers in Cytol- 1
: ogy, Member of the A.A.A.'s,Member of the American Micro- lj. 1
' scopical Society, 1915, Treasurer, 1926, Member of the Ameri- t
E can Nature Association, Member of the Michigan Academy of ll 5
: Science, Vice-President Zoology Section, 1910-20, present e I
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4 i DAVID LINDSAY RANDALL, PH. D.
. Profeffor of Chemistry. '
Sigma Xi, A. B., Yale University, Connecticut, 1904, A. M.,
Yale University, Connecticut, 1905, Ph. D., 1907, Instructor
in Chemistry, University of New Hampshire, 1907-10, Pro-
fessor of Chemistry and Faculty Secretary, Baker University,
Kansas, 1910-18, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Wesleyan
University, Conn., 1918-19, Member ofthe American Chemical
H Society, Sigma Phi Epsilon, present position since 1919.
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1 fi ALBERT JOHNSTON McCULLocH, A. M., PH. D.
ii , Proferfor of Political Science.
f 21, A. B., University of Missouri, 1894, A. M., 1895, Ph. D.,
W' University of Denver, 1905, Columbia University, 1914, 1926,
Instructor in History, University of Missouri,. 1894-955 Pro-
, fessor of History, North East Missouri Teachers' College,
' 1919, Professor of History, Morningside College, Iowa, 1923-
flf 24, Author of "The Loan Office Experiment .in Missourigf
Y 5' Member Political Science Association of America, and of
Academy of Political Science of New York, Pi Kappa Delta,
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Zi Profefror of Modern Languages.
ii if Phi Beta Kappa, Ph. B., Wesleyan University, Connecticut,
', I 1908, Certilicat d'etudes Francaises, University of Paris, 1910,
ia, A. M., West Virginia University, 1917, Ph. D.'University of
il iff Wisconsin, 1920, Instructor in French, Northwestern Uni-
ts versity, Ill., 1909-10, Instructor of English, Corozal, Porto
E gs, Rico, 1908-09, Supervising Principal, Corozal and Humacao,
'I Porto Rico, 1911-14, Instructor in English and French, Insti-
E31 tuto Nacional, Panama, 1914-15, Instructor in Romance
Languages, West Virginia University, 1915-18, University of
,V fi Cincinnati, 1918-19, Graduate Work and Assistant in Romance
l ii Languages, University of Wisconsin, 1919-20, Delta Kappa
U Epsilon, present position since 1920.
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Profefror of Plqwicr.
Ph. B., Albion College, 1894, Ph. M., 1897: Instructor in
Astronomy and Physics, Albion College,.l895-97, Fellowship
in Astronomy, University of Chicago, 1897-994 Instructor in
Mathematics and Astronomy, Beloit College, Wisconsin,
1899-1901, Professor of Mathematics and Physics, Carthage
College, Illinois, 1901-03, Instructor of Physics, Michigan
College of Mines, 1903-15, Assistant Professor, 1915-20, Head
of Department of Physics, Western State College of Colorado,
Summer Session, 1923, Graduate work in Physics, University
of Michigan, Summer Sessions, 1924-25, present position since
1920.
HENRY LEE EWBANK, A. M.
Profexfor of Public Speaking.
Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Sigma Rho, Phi Delta Epsilon, A. B.,
Ohio Wesleyan, 1917, A. M., University of Michigan, 1924,
Graduate School, University of Michigan, 1925-26, Treasurer,
National Association of Teachers of Speech, Instructor in
English, Albion College, 1917-18, Assistant Professor of
Public Speaking, Albion College, 1918-21, Secretary of Inter-
state Oratorical League, Business Manager Quarterly journal
of Speech, Chi Phi, Head of Department of Public Speaking
since 1922.
FRANK Wss1.EY SHULTIS, A. B., A. M.
Profeuor of Bufinefr Administration.
A. B., State Teachers' College, Cedar Falls, Iowa, 1908,
A. M. State Teachers' College, Greeley, Colo., 1914, Instructor
at Greeley, Colorado, present position since 1922.
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Dzrector of Atbletzcx
A B Wittenberg College 1917 Summer School Wittenberg
ollege 1917 Director of Athletics Akron South High
School 191718 Director of Physical Education Marine
Barracks Paris Island South Carolina 191819 Director of
ccreation and Athletics B F Goodrich Co 1919 20
Director of Athletics Akron South High School 1920 21
irector of Athletics Woodward Tech High School Toledo
1921 22 Director of Phvsical Education and Athletics Bald
Michigan 1923 Summer School Notre Dame Unnersitx
1924 present position since 1924
ROYAL GLENN HALL A M PH D
Pro error of Hzxtory
A B Park College A M Unnersxtv of Kansas B D
uburn Theological Seminary Ph D Unuersitv of Chicago
Instructor at Park College 191819 Unnersitw of Kansas
1920 CSummcr Assistant Professor at Unnersity of Missouri
1920-21 Unisersity of Chicago 1924-25' tive years of religious
and educational work in Siam and Hawaii' Phi Delta Kzmppi'
Head of History Department 1926.
Ross BALL, B. S.
Librarian and Inxtructor in Library Methorlf.
B. S., Albion College, 1896g Chautauqua Library School, 1922g
Member ofthe American Library Associationg present position
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Assistant Profeuor of Public Speaking and Instructor in
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Wesleyan University, Ohio Wesleyan School of Oratory,
Sargent's Dramatic School, New York, University of Chicago, l
A. M., Ohio State University, Major work for Ph. D. degree 1
at Columbia University, Instructor at Buena Vista College, I'
Oxford College, Author, "Costumes and Stage Properties of
the Early Popular Drama," Three one act plays, present NM
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1921, Instructor at Libertyville, Illinois, Graduate School lj
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Imtructar in the Department of Home Economics.
A. B., Albion College, 1926, University of Chicago, Summer
Session, 1923, Instructor at Ithaca, Michigan, 1918-21, Kappa
Delta, present position since 1922.
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J. College, 19205 A. M., Pennsylvania State College, 1925g
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Oberlin College Mus. B. l907' Graduate Study Oberlin
University of Kansas and private tutors Wilson Preyer
Shilton Godowsky. Director of Music Mercersburg Academy
Wesley College University of Dakota Baker University.
HARRIET SPERRY
Pro efror 0 Voice.
M. B. College of Music Cincinnati Ohio' Graduate Student
Conservatory of Music Cincinnati Ohio' Graduate pupil of
Albert Berne and Hanna Butler.
VALBORG LELAND .
Profeuor of Violin and Imtructar in Theory.
Student Diploma, Institute of Musical' Art, New York Cityg
Teacher's Diploma, Institute of Musical Art, New York Cityg
Graduate pupil of Franz Kneiseland Eugene Ysayeg Teach-
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Albion Conservatory, Detroit Conservatoryg Personal instruc-
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Chicagog Rafael joserfy, New York, Summers of 1920 and
1922 in the Music School of Northwestern University, Special
course in Normal Methods of Piano, Josef Lhevinne, Russian
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College Conservatory, Private Teaching in Battle Creek,
Michigan, Summer of 1925 Normal Piano under Otto Miessner
and Repertoire and Interpretation Class with Percy Granger
in Chicago Musical Collegeg Alpha Chi Omegag present posi-
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F DUDLBIGH VERNOR
Profe :rar of Organ.
Student of Institute 'of Musical Art, New York Cityg American
Conservatory, Chicagog Private pupil of Ernest Berumen and
Frank La, Forge, Professor at Bay View Summer School,
A Organist First Methodist Church, Jackson, Composer of
"Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," "Fellowship of Sigma Chig"
Sigma Chig present position since 1923.
CLARENCE P. BILHORN, A. B.
Inftructor in Public School Mzzfir Metlnodr.
A. B., University of Illinoisg Graduate Student, Bush Con-
servatory, one year, Phi Mu Alpha.
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RAYMOND G. SPENCER, M. S.
Imtructor in Pby.ric.r
B. S., Kansas Stare Teachers' College, Emporia, Kansas, 19225
Supt. of Schools, Harlan, Kansas, 1922-255 M. S., University
of Chicago 1926' Phi Kappa Delta.
LETA STELLA HAMILTQN, B S
Dzrector o Playxzml Educatzan or Women.
B S Battle Creek College present position since 1925.
H FRED PARKER B S
Amzstant Dzrectof of Athletics
B S Umversitv of Michigan 1926g Physical Education
Instructor Camp Custer Summer of l926gAlpha Tau Omega.
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ALLEN RENSHAW Vice-Prefident Q1-l
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cope with student problems, the Student Senate ofAlb1on College has been ,j Q
a very active organization throughout the year. Q1 1
This organization is the Executive Committee of the Student Self-Gov-
erning Association, of which all students are members, and aims at the I
stimulation of college s Irit, the fostering of a spirit of mutual helpfulness R 4
between students and aculty, and the placing of the student body on a gl l
self-governing basis. Membership is derived from thirteen representative Cl I
groups, vvh1le the ofhcers are elected by the entire student body in the Lf
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HOMER HOWES - Fresbnmn Clan W I
ERNEST GRAY .fopbofnore Clan H
RALPH IQEYES - - junior Clan' pl
RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Senior Clow I
RAYMOND CONRAD - IlZl'6lfl'dl'E1"lIz:lj'COI!7ZCfl '
JOSEPHINE MARSH
MURLIN KUHLMAN -
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ELAINE ABBOTT - Religiozu Inrereftf E
ROBERT FLEMING Independentx
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CAMPBELL HALIILTON PRICE
RICHARDS LETTS HAYDEN PEATLING FULLER
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MARGARET HAYDEN ----- Preridezzt
HELEN LETTS - - - Vice-Prefident
FRANCES PEATLING ----- Ser1'efafjf-T1'mJ1n'ef'
The Student Women's League was founded in the year 1924-25 under
the direction of Dean Helen Barton for the purpose of uniting the women
of Albion College. In the spring of 1926 the League was reorganized
under the name of the Women's Self-Government Association of Susanna
Wesley Hall.
The government of the dormitory is carried on under the direction of
the Executive Board, consisting of the oflicers of the Association, the
proctors, elected by the girls of the dormitory, Dean Ruth Haase, and
Mrs. E. Fay Wolfe, house mother. The proctors for the first semester
were, Josephine Richards, Virginia Fuller, Mildred Price, Geraldine
Elliott, Doris Campbell and Lorene Hamilton. Second semester proctors
were, Josephine Richards, Marion Mariileus, Margaret Adair, Ortha
Smith, Edith VanVamp and Ruth Smith. A number of standing com-
mittees assist the Board. They are as follows: house committee-
Dorothy Leech, chairman, Lorraine Traut and Helen Webster, flower and
ritual-Dorothy Kennedy, chairman, Mary Alice Parsons and Beryl
Marker, library-Lucile Robinson, chairman, Isabelle King, entertain-
ment-Louisa Rogers, chairman, Betty Burnett and Josephine Richards,
decoration-Ann Varty, chairman Clirst semesterD, Ruth Stakes, chair-
man Csecond semesterj, Virginia Fuller, and Anna Monroe, refreshment-
Marion Alger, chairman, Helen Letts, Doris Campbell and Carol Thomp-
son, music-Kathleen White, chairman Ctirst semesterl, Edna Davies,
chairman Csecond semesterj, Dorothy Neller, Martha Witters and Martha
Cogshall.
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DR. MCCULLOCH KING COOPER PROP. BAKER
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KENNETH BARTLETT - - - - Prefidezzt
CHARLOTTE COOPER .5lECl'6'flllQ'
DR. A. MCCULLOCIT - - Trefzmrer
W ENDELL EDWARDS ---- Mazzatgea' of Publimtjwzr
Elected by the student body, the Publications Council assumes control
of cam us publications and names the staffs of the "Albionian" and
"Pleia Due to we reorganization made last year, only six people com-
pose the Council, two of Whom are faculty members.
Meetings are held frequently, and reports from the various staffs are
considered. All publications are controlled by this body members.
Members
KENNETH BARTLETT CHARLOTTE COOPER
RUSSELL BABCOCK PROF. H. G. BAKER
ISABEL KING PROP. A. MCCULLOCH
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PROP. SHULTIS XVEBSTER PROP. ROOD
Alhziorz College Co-operative Associatziom
Board of Directors
PROF. CLEMENT ROOD ---- Preyident
SYVER THINGSTAD - Vice-Prefident
DR. DAVID RANDALL ---- .fecretmjy
VICTOR PECK ERNEST GRAY PROP. FRANK SHULTIS
RAYMOND CONRAD HELEN WEBSTER JOHN BROMLEY
The "Co-Op" was established in 1893 when a system was inaugurated
whereby any student paying one dollar could belong to the Co-operative
Association and purchase supplies from the college Book Store at a lower
rate. In 1925 the Association was incorporated with the entire student
body of Albion as members.
The Co-operative Book Store handles books, pennants, college jewelry,
memory books, writing materials and general student supplies on nearly
a cost basis. The business done for the year 1926-27 amounted to twenty
thousand six hundred dollars, an increase of thirty-one hundred dollars
over that ofthe previous year.
The control of the "Co-op" lies with a Board of Directors, composed of
a faculty member elected by the student body as president, two appointed
faculty members, and six students elected by the student body. The mana-
ger of the Book Store for the past year was Bruce Osgood, Toledo, Ohio,
and the assistant manager, Elson Balkema, Grandville.
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MR. SPENCER ROBT. BALDWIN DR. CARTER
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GEORGE E. DEAN ---- Prefident
JAMES LIGHTBODY .Vice-Prefidem'
ROBERT BALDWIN - .Wcretmy-Treaxzzrer
Representing the Athletic Association, the Athletic Board composed
of business men, students, and faculty, govern the athletic activities of the
college.
Student representatives are elected by the classes while the other nomi-
nations are made by an electoral college.
The board purchases equipment, approves schedules, awards letters,
elects captains from recommendations of the coach, distributes funds for
improvements, has charge of Kresge gymnasium, and carries on an active
campaign in an effort to interest the men of the state in attending Albion
College.
Members
PROF. H. L. EWBANK HARRY WILLIAMS
PROF. R. G. SPENCER LESLIE HOFFMAN
PROP. T. M. CARTER SYVER THINGSTAD
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RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN ---- - Preridezzt
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Phi Gamma Of Albion College is a local scholarsl ip fraternity founded
in 1921. Election tO membership is made by 1 facultv committee from
the senior students with an ax erage Of QOZ Or better.
The members elected this year:
RUSSELL B. PARKS - - - .- - - Barrie Creek
HELEN R. LANE - - - -. - - Albion
GIANNETTA L. PRAY - - . - - - Derroit
MARY CTEWART - - - . - - - Albion
MARY A. PARSONS - . - - Nlizrkegorz Heilgbfr
NORMAN W. REED - - . - - - Albion
ELAINE B. ABBOTT - - . - Albion
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respected ni the root o ezerlnftzng good
Albion High .fcbool
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Senate 4 Phi Gamma 4 Basketball 4 Contributors
Club 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Social Science Club 2 3
Philharmonic 2
ANDERSON, NORMAN D .Yzx Laker
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Lakeweu High .Yrhool
Economics and Sociology
Sigma Nu Social Science Club 3 Histrionic Club 3 4
Dramatics 2 4
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BABCOCK RUSSELL B. - Gnlien Micbignrz
A man our-Jqunre pbiloiopkv bis domain.
Galien Hingis .fflaool
Philosophy
Alpha Tau Omega' L M. C. A. Pres. 4' Basketball 2 3
4 and Captiin 4' Co-op. Board 2 3' Publications
Council, 45 Class Pres, 1.
BACHELOR, LOTTIE M. - Albion, Micbirgnrz
Pzermit even in the bert of things ongb! to be mlm
and tranquil.
Albion High .Yfhaol
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He facer life zvirh a rang.
Caro High School
Coiingy Normal .l'fhoal, 1
Central Nlirhigan Normal, Z
Literary
E. and A.
Glee Club, 3, 4gOrcl1estrn, 3, 4.
BROWN, SHERWOOD G. - Albion, Michigan
He only is happy ar well ar great who needf neither
to ohgf nor eozoerr in oriler to he romefhing.
Alhion High ,Yrhool
Business Administration
Sigma Chig Football Manager, 4, Dramatics Clubg "A"
Club, Glee Club, 1, 2, Athletic Board, 4, French Club, 3,
45 Yell Master, 1, 2, 3.
BROXHOLM, Timo M. - Albion, Miclzigan
Knozvleelge ir hm' folly iinlerx it if qiiickeneel hy
grace.
Alhion High .Yrhool
Literary
Kappa Delta, Publications Council, 3, Pan-Hellenic Coun-
cil, 3, 4.
BUCK, GERTRUDE L. - Ferndale, Michigaiz
It if a little rtream which flowr Jofflri hut it
frerhenr eoeryzfhing along in coiirre.
Lincoln High .S':hool, Ferndale
Literary
E. and A.
Philharmonic, 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 2, 3, French Club, 1,
2, 3, 44 Spanish Club, 4.
BUNKER, HELEN M. - Maroiz, Michigarz
An effort maile for the happinerf of otherf lifts IIJ'
ahore o1irJel1'e.r.
Maron High School
Literary
Corinthian Sorority, French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4.
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It if hetter to create than to he l6'd7'7I6fZ,' creating if ,
the trite enenee of life. A Y
Hoff High Srhool 4
Chemistry
Chemistry Club, 2, 3, 45 Physics Club, 3, 4, Publications I
Council, 2.
BURGESS, KENNETH W. - D6dFb0I"7Z, Mithilgafz "
He if not great who if not ,greatly good.
Lainrgfzzrg High .Yfhool
Theology b
Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Publications Council, 3, Oxford Fel- "
lowship, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, College Deputation
Team, 2, 3. 'ql
BURNETT, ELISABETH M., Roehefter, N. Y.
5 he who thinks for herfelf anil rarely ifnitatef if a
free woman. fi
Eaet High School, Colmnhux, Ohio '
U7ZiVEVIlI:1' of Illinoif Fl
Literary '12
Delta Gamma, Class Vice-Pres., 4, Pres. W. A. A., 3, Glee
Club, 1, 3, Histrionic Club, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., 1, 3, 4, , I
Philharmonic, 1, Ex. Board Woman's League, 1. l
CAMPBELL, DORIS L., - Royal Oak, Miclvitgan Q-
Tlfne merit it like a river, the eleeper it if the le.r.r
noiee it maker.
Royal Oak High .Yehool fm
Home Economics El,
Alpha Chi Omega,Class Sec'y., 3, 4, Home Economics Nil ,
Club, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, Y. W. C. A., Dormitory 'El
Board, 4. l.
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He fnoft liver who think! 1no.rt, feels the nohlert,
acts the heft.
Clinton High School , N
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Sigma Chi, Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 "A" Club, Inrerfraternity 3
Council, 3, 4. .
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CAPPER, HOLLAND P. - Hadron, Michigaiz
The man who does hir work, any work, conitien-
tiauxb, must alztfavx he a great man. 1
Hudmn High .frhoal
Biology
Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club,
3, 4, Chemistry Club, 4, Publications Council, 2, Student
Senate, 2, 3.
CHAMBERLAIN, RICHARD F. Nezvherijy, Mich.
Oar hirth ix hut a .rleep ana' a forgetting.
Newberry High .fthaal
Geology
Sigma Chi, Delta Sigma Rho, Class Pres., 4, Debating, 1,
2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor, Pleiad, 2, Student Senate, 4, Y. M.
C. A. Cabinet, 2, Rep. State Debating League, 2.
CRETCHER, JAMES R. - Moafeheart, Illinoix
The chief parpofe for a man of .rpirit is never to he
out of aftion, the mul iwaf never par into the hotly
ta .rtand ftill.
Maaxeheart High .fthoal
Literary
Alpha Tau Omega, Football, 1, 2, Track, 1, 2, 3, Oxford
Club, 3, 4, Pres., 3, German Club, 1, 2, Silliman Orarory,
2, Horn Oratory, 2, 3, State Orator, 4.
CROCKER, CLINCH N. - Detroit, Michigaiz
A little nonxenfe nou' ana' then if relifhed haf the
but of men.
Birmingham High .fthvnl
Mathematics
Sigma Nu, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3. 45 Basket-
ball, 2, 3, 4.
DARLING, LEONA G. - Flint, Michigan
Our grand hzuinerr in life if not to view what lier
dimb' at a a'i.rtance hut to do what lie.r already at
hand.
Flint High .fthool
Literary
Corinthian, Home Service Band, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate,
3, German Club, 4.
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Patience if the key to contentment. A
Alhion High School l ,N
Chemistry
Chemistry Club, 2, 3, 4, Y. YV. C. A. I
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She if heautiful and therefore to he wooed. She if
a woman, therefore to he won.
South High School, Cleveland, 0hio
Arhland College, Arhland, Ohio W
Detroit City College, 2 ,gtg
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Our nohleft nature: are inort credulour. F,
Gam! Ledge High School
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N Every virtue if rnore fair when it appearr in a heau- lj,
y ' tiful perfon.
' Brown City High School l
4 Literary
' ff Alpha Xi Delta, Pan-Hellenic Council, 2, Dormitory
E A' Gov'r, 4, Honor Roll. n
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, FINK, RUSSELL F. - - Ovid, Michigan
' Be hury in trading, receiving, and giving, for life
if too good to he 1va.rted in living. I
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History Q .
Forum Club, 2, 3, 45 Physical Research Club, 4, Track, 1,
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FLEMING, ROBERT L. - Alhion, Miehigazz
The earneftnexr of living is the only panport to the
mtixfaetion of life. V
Holland High .Yehool
History
Publications Council, 3, German Club, -lg Philharnzoziic,
1, 2, 3, Student Senate, 4, Ep. League Cabinet, 3, Pres.
Independents, 43 State Pres. Student Volunteers, 4.
FOUGHT, FLOYD - St. Loifif, Michigan
A good man doex good merely by livin g.
ft. Loui: High .frhool
Alma College, I, 2, 3
Greek-History
E. and A.
FOWLER, EUGENE C. - Sault Ste. Mar'ie, Mich.
My honor ix my lifej take honor from me and ng'
life i.r done.
.fault Ire. Mari: High .fehool
Theology
Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Sigma Rho, Student Senate, 4,
Debate, 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club, 2, 3, Forum Club,
4, Pres., 4, Oxford Club, 2, 3, 4, Oratorical Committee,
2, 3.
FREEMAN, MILDRED E. Grand Rapidx, Mich.
The harmorq of life i.r my goal.
Grand Rapid: Central High .Yehool
Kalamaqoo Normal College
Music
Corinthian Sorority, Glee Club, 1, Z, 3, 4, Philharmonic,
1, Z, 3, Deputation Team, 2, 3,
GRIEDER, HULDAH N. - Alden, Michigazz
A good heart if better than gold.
Central High School, Traoern Cig'
Literary
German Club.
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GROVER, DONALD L. - Alma, Michigan
The ineditationr of my heart I will hring into
fruition.
Alina High School
Alma College
Pre-Medical
Beta Tau Upsilon.
HARGER, LESTER S. - Cleveland, Ohio
Man if an imitarive creature and zohoever if fore-
rnoft leads the herd.
Farmington High .Yrhool
Literary
Delta Sigma Phi, Baseball, 2, 35 Football, 1, 2, 3, Basket-
ball, 1, 2, Capt., 2, Track, 2, 3,Captair1-elect, 4, "A" Club
2, 3, 4, Social Science Club, 2, 3, Forum Club, 4, Y. M. C.
A., 3, Cheer Leader, 1, 2, 4, Homecoming Chairman, 4.
HAYDEN, MARGARET G. Lanfing, Michigan
Let nr have life ana' feel the valve of it.
Laming High .fehool
Literary
Delta Gamma, Assoc. Editor Albionian, 2, Y. W. C. A.
Vice-Pres. , 3,Contributors Club, 2, 3,4,Class Vice-President
3, Pres. Dormitory Government, 4.
HERRICK, GORDON W. - Alhion, .Michigan
He if great enoaghj that if hir own master.
Albion High School
Business Administration
Delta Tau Delta, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Histrionic Club,
Cheer Leader, 1, 2, 3.
Hrx, DIROTHY M. - Wayne, Michigan
5' he if the Jozil of Uldllifljf ana' rerviee.
lVayne High .Yrhool I
Literary
E. and A.
Contributors Club, 3, 4, Political Science Club, 3, Home
Service Band, 3, 4, Forum Club, 4.
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HOWELL, HOYT A. - Alhion Michigan
Character if a diamond that Jcratchei eierv other
Jtone.
Alhion High .Ychool
Business Administration' Sigma Chi' Football 1 2 3 4
Captain 4' "A" Club' Intex-fraternity Council 4.
HUNGERFORD RICHARD H. Concord Michigan
I am a man and uhatez-er concernr humanity is o
intereit to me.
Concord High School
Political Science
Delta Tau Delta, Forum Club, 45 News Editor, Pleiad, 45
Club Editor, Albionian, 4.
JACOKES, C. A. - - Fremont, Michigan
.Siloth makes all thingy ilijfczilt, hat inilnitijy all
thing! eaxy.
Fremont High .Ychool
Mathematics
Mathematics Club, 2, 3, 45 Oxford Club, 1, 2, Classical
Club, 3, Honor Roll, 3, 4.
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I We have no time to nfafte away the hoiirij all mart
: he earneft in a zvorlil like onri. lr i
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I Literary
: Clionian Forum Club, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 45
g Y. W. C. A. 2, 3.
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' KING, JOHN S. - - facluon, Michigan
E Royalty confiitf not in great pomp hnt in quality I
: of virtue. ,
Chelna High .Ychool l h '
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KNISELY, MELVIN H. Herniancville, Michigan
Science bringf me day by day nearer the Infinite.
Houghton High .Ychool
Pre-Medical
Biology Club, 2, 3, 4g Physics Club, 3, Orchestra, 2.
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LANE, HELEN K. - - Albion, Michigan
To be exactj that i.r virtue.
Albion High School
Literary
Phi Gamma, Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 4.
LEWIS, DONOVAN, F. - Detroit, Michigan
He hae a cheerjf nnile and a kindly way. V
North wutern High School Detroit
Pre-Medic
Track 4.
LIGHTEODY, AMES - - Detroit, Michigan
Our own heart and not other men J opinion ornzc
our true honor.
Northern High .fchoal
Pre-Medic
Alpha Tau Omega' Baseball 1 2 3 4- Captain 4- Foot-
ball 1 4'Co-operative Board 2 3 4-Athletic Board 4'
Vice-Pres. 4' Intcrfratcmity Council 3 4' Physics Club
2 3'Student Senate 2 3.
LINDSAY, WINHRED H.. Litchfield Michigan
My mind to me a kingdom ic.
Concord High School
Michigan .Ytate Normal 1 2
Latin
Classical Club 3 4.
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E I .ree life with an optinziftic Jeriozunen. Q
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Osooon, BRUCE E. - - Toledo, Ohio
Before man made ur citizenr great Nature made u.r
man.
.foort High .S'rhool, Toledo
Philosophy
Alpha Tau Omega, Debate, lg Co-op. Asst. Man., 3,
Manager, 45 French Club, 3, 4, Social Science Club, 2, 33
Forum Club, 45 Co-op. Board of Control, 4.
PARKS, RUSSELL B. - Battle Creek, Michigan
To he worthy i.r my ambition.
Battle Creek High .Ychool
English
Delta Sigma Phi' Phi Gamma' French Club 1 2 3 4'
Contributors' Club 2 3' Pres 4' Student Senate 3' Ger-
man Club 3 4' Honor Roll 1 2 3 4' Asst. Editor
Albionian 3' Senior Class Day 4.
PARSONS, MARY ALICE Mufkegon Heights, Mich.
A gooa' name ix rather to he cho.ren than great
rzchef and loom g aoor hetter than Jzloer and gold
Mzulzegon Height: High .Yehool
Mathematics
Clioman Phi Gamma Y W C A Pres 4 Mathematics
Club 2 3 4 Home Service Band 1 2 French Club 2
Debate 2 W A A 3 4 Honor Roll
PEATLING, FRANCIS L Boyne Czty Mzeh
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Kalamazoo Central High .fehool
Kalamazoo College 1 2
English
Delta Gamma Glee Club 3 4 Hlstrionic Club 3 4
Contributors Club 4 Dramatics 3 4 Dorm Gov t 4
PECK, V1C'roR L Birmingham, Mzeh
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Business Administration
Sigma Nu Football 1 3 4 Basketball 1 Co'op Board
of Control 4 A Club French Play 3 Glee Club 3 4
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PRAY GIANETTE L. - Pernelale, Michigan
Li e is not Jo .rhort hut there ix alwayx tirne or
cozirtefy.
Manirtique High .Ychool
English
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Club 3' Pan-Hellenic Council Z 3 4' Woman s League
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UINLAN, HOLLIS . - ackron Michigan
A cheerful man if king.
faclaron High .Ychool
Pre-Law
Sigma Chi' Spanish Club.
READ, HARRIET E. - Royal Oak, Michigan
She hae a woman .r intuition and a friendly view
toward li e.
Royal Oak High School
Literary
B ctball, 3. 4, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4.
REED, GOODRICH G. ' - Alhion, Michigan
The power to do great thingy generalb' riser from
the willingnefr to do Jrnall things.
Alhion High .fchool
Literary
Philharmonic, 1, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Histrionic Club,
2, 3, Contributors' Club, 3, Albionian, 4, Glee Club
Soloist, 3.
REED, NORMAN W. - - Alhion, Michigan
The more we do, the more we can ala, the more hzuy
we are, the more leisure we have.
Alhion High new
Political Science
Sigma Nu, Phi Gamma, Philharmonic, 1, Orchestra, 1,
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A true friend is the image of the Diegf.
Grand Ledge High School
Chemistry
Fall Chemical Club, 2, 3, 4, Physical Research Club, 3, 4.
SCHLISKEY, DOROTHY M. Royal Oak, Michigan
Human love and devotion are her creed
Royal Oak High School
Mathematics
Corinthian, Y. W. C. A., 3, Mathematics Club, 2, 3, 4
Publications Council 3
SCOTT, CHESTER C. - Quimby, Michigan
All who know him, call him riend
Having: High School
Literary
Band, 2, 3, 4, Classical Club, 2, 3, 4, Philharmonic 3
Oxford Fellowship, 1, 2, 3, 4
SCOTT, JOHN A. - - fackfon, Michigan
A deep, genuine heart felt Jincerig' if a trait o
true and nohle manhood
facluon High School
Literary
Football, 4, "A" Club
SHYN, PAUL D. - - Chunju, Korea
Welcome eoerjfmore to the god: i.r the .relf-helping
man.
john D. Well'.r High School, Seoul, Korea
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Albion High School
Business Administration 1-1 1
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Alpena High .fchool
Chemistry '
Clioniang Chemistry Club, 2, 3, 4, Physics Club, 3, 45
Home Service Band, 2, Philharmonic, 4.
SMITH, RUTH E. - - Rochexter, .Michigan
Politeneu i.r ar natural to delicate naturec df per-
fume to the flower.
Highland Park High .fchool
Highland Park Junior College F.,
Sociology
Alpha Xi Delta, Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Science
Club, 2, 33 Forum Club, 4, Dormitory, Board. 4.
SMITH, THORN - Birnzinghaln, Alichigan
From Nature I would glean the truth.
Detroit Northern High School
Biology
Delta Tau Delta, Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, Pres., 4, Biology
Club, Z, 3, 45 Pres., 2, 45 French Club, 3, 4, Chemical Club
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Fowler High School
Michigan .ffate College, 2
Business Administration
Delta Sigma Phi, Orchestra, 1, Band, 1, 3, 4.
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Sault Ste. Marie High School :
' Northweftern Univenrity, 1 :
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:Il Noble are his a.rpi1'ation.r, noble are bio accom- E
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' Albion High School '
' " Literary '-
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2, 3, M. I. A. A. Board, Dramatics, Pleiacl Staff, 4, "A" ij
Club, Inter-Fraternity Council, 4, Philharmonic, 2, Class -al
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1 Sigma Chi, Y. M. C. A., Oxford Club.
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HELEN Cox
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Alhmn Michigan
Alhzon High .ffhool
French Delta Gamma Glee
Club 1 2 Philharmonic 1 2 3
French Club 2 3 Forum Club
3 Basketball 2 3 W A A
MARION ALGER
N orthrm H 1 gh .Yrhool
HomeEconom1cs Dclt1Gamm1
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ELSON P BALKEMA
Gramlzfzllc Michigan
Grarzdulle High School
Business Administration Sigma
Nu Orchestra 1 2 Asst Mgr
Book Store 3 Asst Mgr Bas
ketball 3.
ARDA BEHLER
ft. Loui.r Michigan
St. Loui: High .frhool
Alma College Corinthian'Girl s
Glee Club 3.
CLARENCE B. BOLDT
Alhion, Mirhigorl
Albion High .Yrhoal
History, Sigma Chi, Football, 1,
2, 3, Baseball, 2, "A" Club,
Forum Club, 3.
MARGARET M. ADAIR
l'Vi1'z1I1ll0lfC, Mirliigun,
Roorrwlt High Srhool
Music, Kappa Delta, Dormitory
Executive Board, 3, W. A. A., 2,
3, Tennis, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2,
Spanish Club, 2, 3, Harmony
Club, 1, Philharmonic, 1, 2, 3.
. NORRIS ASLINE
Clare, Mirhigniz,
Clare High .Slrhool
C. M. S., Pre-Medic, Tau Kappa
Epsilon.
GLADYS L. BAUER
Albion, Michigarz,
Albion High .Ychool
English, Alpha Xi Delta, Pan-
hellenic, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3,
Histrionicg W. A. A., Class
Secretnrv, 1.
DITH A. BENTLEY
lfVnlled Lake, Mifblgdfl,
Ponfiar High .Yrhool
ome Economics, Clionian,
Spanish Club, 2, 3, Home Eco-
nomics Club, 2, Y. W. C. A.,
W, A. A, '
HAROLD B. BRISTOL
Fremont, Michigarz,
Fremont High School
Pre-Engineering, Delta Sigma
Phi, Philharmonic, 1, 2, 3,
Debate, 1, Band, 1, 2, 3, Physics
Club, 2, German Club, 3, Dra-
matics, 3, Mathematics Club, 3,
Ass't Editor, Albionian, 3,
Publications Council, 2.
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C. EMMETT BROCKLEBANK
jackfon, Michigan,
facluon High School
Pre-Medic, Sigma Chi, Spanish
Club, Chemistry Club, Publica-
tions Council, 2.
ROGER S. CALVERT
Highland Park, Michigan,
Highland Park High .Ychool
Highland Park College, 1, Bus-
iness Adminisration, Sigma Nu.
Y. M. C. A. 1, Football, 1, Bas-
ketball Mgr., 1.
FLORENCE E. CLARK
Detroit, Michigan,
Detroit Eactern High .Ychool
Literary, Alpha Xi Delta, Span-
ish Club, 2, 3, Secy. Women's
League, 2, Y. W. C. A., 1, 2.
CHARLOTTE K. COOPER
Saginaw, Michigan,
Saginaw Eaftern High .fchool
Latin, Delta Gamma, Publica-
tions Council, 1, 2, 3, Classical
Club, 2, 3, Vice-Pres., Junior
Class, 3.
HELEN M. Cox
Scotnfille, Michigan,
.Tcottville High School
Science, Kappa Delta, Pres., 3,
Y. W. C. A., 2, Treas., 1, 3,
Chemistry Club, 2, 3, Biology
Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, Class,
Sec. 2, V. Pres., 1.
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FLORENCE B. BROWN
McBain, Michigan,
Marion High .Ychool
C. M. N. S., 1, 2, Mathematics,
Glee Club, 3.
LAWRENCE D. CHILDS
Battle Creek, Michigarz
Battle Creek High School
Engineering, Delta Sigma Phi,
Asst. Bus. Mgr., Pleiad, 2, Phil-
harmonic, 2, 3, Bus. Mgr.,
Pleiad, 3, French Club, 2, 3.
RAYMOND H. CONRAD
Grand Rapidr, Michigan,
Grand Rapidx .Youth High
.fchool
Pre-Law,DeltaTau Dclta,Traclc,
1, 2, 3, Co-op. Board of Con-
trol, 1, 2, 3, "A" Club, 2, 3, His-
trionic Club, 2, 3, Student Sen-
ate, 2, 3, Inter-Fraternity
Council, 2, 3, Class Treasurer,
1, 3,Philharmor1ic, 1, Dramarics,
2, 3.
RussELL A. COURTRIGHT
Alhion, Michigan,
Alhion High School
Political Science, Delta Tau Del-
ta, Track, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3,
Asst. Football Mgr., 3, Booster
Committee, 3.
RUTH E. DEAN
Alhion, Michigan,
Alhion High .fchool
Literary, Delta Gamma, W. A.
A., 2, Glee Club, 1, Tennis, 1.
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Lawrence, Michigan,
Lawrcncr High School
Western State Normal, 1, 2, Stu-
dent Volunteer, Vice-Pres., 3.
XVENDELL O. Enwaims
Royal Oak, Michigari,
Royal Oak High School
Business Administration, Tau
Kappa Epsilon- Debate 1' Asst.
Bus. Mgr. Albionian 1' Bus.
Mgr. Pleiad 2- Publications
Mgr. 3' Student Senate 3' Span-
ish Club 2 3.
ALLEN R ELLIOTT
Pontiac Michigan
Pontiac High School
Literary Tau Kappa Epsilon
Glce Club 1 2. 3 Dramatics 1
2 3 Classical Club 2 3
DONALD C GABRIEL
Dctrozt M ich: gan
N orrl western H 1 gh .fchool
Pre Lau Delta Sigma Phi Glee
Club 2 3 Philharmonic 2
KENNETH GoonEMooT
Lake Otlrna Michigan
Engineering E 8cA Chemistry
C uh
KENNETH B. DE OME
Elk Rapiilc, Michigarl,
Elk Rapiilr High .Ychool
Pre-Medic, Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Debate, lg Y, M. C. A., SCC.,
Vice-Pres., lg Classical Club.
REGINALD H. ELDRED
Albion, Michigarz,
Albion High .Ychool
History, Delta Sigma Phi, Glee
Club, lg Philharmonic, 1, His-
tronic Club, 2, 3, Pleiad Staff, 3,
Chairman junior Play.
GERALDINE M, ELLIUTT
fhclhv, Michigarz,
.Yhelhy High School.
Pre-Lawg Alpha Xi Delta, De-
bate, 1, 2, 3, Delta Sigma Rho,
Glee Club, lg Bancroft Prize, 2,
Executive Board, Dormitory, 3.
IAMES L. GALLOWAY
Hmlron, Michigan,
Hadron High School
Pre-Medic, Sigma Nu, Philhar-
monic, 1, Z, Cross Country, 1.
YVONNE E. Haocir
Albion, Michigari,
Literary, E. dk A.gFrcncl1 Club,
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Ludington, Michigan,
Ludington High School
English, Alpha Xi Delta, Con-
tributors Club, 3, Executive
Board, Dormitory, 3.
STELLA L. HEATI-I
Hartingf, Michigan,
Hartingf High School
History, E. 8a A., Glee Club, 1,
Basketball, Z, 3, Philharmonic,
3, Home Service Band, 2, 3,
French Club, 2, Y. W. C. A.
' GEORGE E. HEELS
Alhion, Michigan,
Alhion High School
5 Pre-Medic, Alpha Tau Omega,
Band, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club, 3.
' MARIAN HITT
Spring Arbor, Michigan,
Spring Arhor Seminary
Spring Arbor Seminary, 1, West- .,
ern State Normal, 2, English,
Clionian.
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f Tolnlo, Ohio
A Morrison Waite High School
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WILLIAM G. HART
Highland Park, Michigan,
Highland Park High School
Literary, Tau Kappa Epsilon.
LETI-IA B. HEATHCOCK
Orlando, Florida,
Alhion High School
Lawrence College, 1 , Home Econ-
omics, E. 84 A. , Home Economics
Club, 3.
E. ELIIOY Hniuucic
Flint, Michigan,
Flint High School
Business Administration.
LESLIE H. HOFFMAN
fackfon, Michigan,
facluon High School
Pre-Law, Alpha Tau Omega,
Football, 1, 2, 3, "A' ' Club, Pres.,
3, Athletic Board, 3, Class Pres.,
1.
Gizonmz R oNI1s
Mzllerrhurg Mlchzgan
Onawaj High School
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Hurting: Michigan
Hurting: High School
Education Sigma Nu Debating
1 2 3 Classical Club 1 2
RALPH C Keyes
Detroit Michigan
Detroit Central High School
Pre Law Tau Ka pa Epsilon
ack 1 2 3 D te 1 2
Student Senate 3 A Club
Athletic Board 2 3 Class Pres
3 Treas Z
Isnmu. K KING
Saginaw Michigan
Saginaw High School
Literary Delta Gamma Pan
Hellenic 2 Pres 3 Albioman
2 Student Senate 2 3 Publica
tions Council 3 Glee Club 3
College Orator 2
Beimxciz V KLEIN:-:ANS
St Lam: Michigan
St Louu' High School
Alma College 1 Music Corin
thian Sorority Philharmonic 2
Glee Club 2 3
CLYDE A LAMPMAN
Alhion Michigan
Albion High School
Business Administration' Tau
Ka pa Epsilon' Asst. Bus. Mgr.
Al ionian 2'Bus. Mgr. Albion
DOROTHY I. KENNEDY
Highland Park, Michigan,
Highland Park High School
Mathematicsgzklph Chi Omegag
Spanish Club, 2g Mathematics
Club, 2, 3.
EDWARD C. KILIAN
facluon, Michigan,
facluon High School
Pre-Law, Alpha Tau Omega,
Publications Council, 2, Pleiad,
1, 2, 3, Editor, Pleiad, 3, Asst.,
25 Albionian, 2, 35 College Hand-
book, 3, 45 Homecoming Com-
mittee, 1, 2, 3.
MARION E. KINGMAN
Albion, Michigan,
Alhion High School ,
Modern Languages, E. and A,
French Club, 1, 2, 35 Spanish
Club, 2, 35 Philharmonic, 3.
XVILLIAM T. Knans
Hfjandotte, Michigazl,
lVyondotte High School
Pre-Medic, Chemistry Club, 35
Physics Club, 34 Track, 3.
JOHN Lnwrnizn
Dearborn, Michigan, '
Drarborn High School
Pre-Medic, Sigma Nu, Chemis-
try Club, 3g Biology Club, 3,
Track, 2, "A" Club, 2, Tennis,
ian 3' Spanish Club 2 3. 1, 2.
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Ann Arhor, Michigan,
Ann Arbor High School
Pre-Lawg Alpha Tau Omega.
ADREA W. LEw1s
Lanxing, Michigan,
Hopkinf High School
Literary, Delta Sigma Rhog Bas-
ketball, 2,Debatc, 1, 2, 3.
HAROLD G. LEWIS
Dctroit Michigan
Northwertcrn High School
Pre-Law' Alpha Tau Omega'
Track 2' Classical Club 3.
HARLAN P. MCCALL
Ithaca Michigan
Ithaca High School
Mathematics' Sigma Nu' Cross
Country 1' Glee Club 2 3'
Mathematics Club' Philharmon-
ic 1 2'Asst. Baseball Mgr. 3.
MARY P. MAPLES
Detroit Michigan
Wcxtern High School
Detroit Teacher s College 1 '
Literary' Alpha Chi Omega.
HELEN L LETTS
Owofxo, Michigan
Owono High School
Musicg Glec Club, 1, 2, 3g Y. W.
C A. 1 2' Dormitor Vice Pres.
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34 French Club, Philharmonic, 1
2.
FRANCES E. LEWIS
facluon, Michigan,
fockcon High School
Modern Languages, Kappa Del
tag Classical Club, 1, 2, 34 Span-
ish Club, 2, 35 French Club, 3.
ROSELLA V. LINK
Flint Michigan
Lowell High School
En lish' Clionian Sororit ' Ger-
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man Club!,2 3' Glce Club .
BEULAH M. MAGNOTTA
Alhion Michigan
Alhion High School
Literary' Classical Club .
MARIAN A. MARFILEUS
Holbf Michigan
Holly High School
Literary' Delta Gamma Dorm
Proctor 3.
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Baan. D. Maxxum
Detroit, Michigan,
Highland Park High .Ychool
French, Kap a Delta, Philhar-
monic, 1, 2, glee Club, 1gFrench
Club, 2, 3.
Minnnen I. MONROE
it Muflecgon Heights, Michigan
Muxkegon Height.r High School
English, Corinthian, Y. W. C. A.
Mancsmzs M. Moons
Clare, Michigan
Clare High .fchool
Pre-Medic' Orchestra, 2' Phys-
ics Club, 3' Y. W. C. A., W. A.
A. Z, 35 Harmony Club, 2.
HARQLDH Nan'
Pontiac Michigan
Shepherd High .fchool
History Tau Kappa Epsilon
Rosen E Onanxuuc
Albion Michxgali
Redfield High School 5' D
Business Administration
GWENDOLYN E. MILLER
Albion, Michigan,
Albion High School
Historyg Social Science Club, 2'
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Glee Club, 1, Basketball, 2.
FRANCIS C. Mooxuz
Union Cigf, Michigan,
Union Cigf High School
Mathematics, E. gl A., Mathe-
matics Club, Civic Chorus, 3.
NORINE R. NAGLE
Albion, Michigan
Albion High School
Alpha Chi Omega' Glee Club, 1,
Publications Council, 25 W. A.
.,2,3gY.W. ..
C1-1AnLasJ NELSON
.Yuttoru Baj Michigan
.Yuttonr Baa High School
Business Administration Delta
Sigma Phi Forum Club 3 Class
Treasurer 1
DAVID H PAGE
Detroit Michigan
Detroit Northern High .Ychool
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Alhion Michigan
Millington High School
A English.
. Lois REIST
Buchanan Michigan
Buchanan High School
Literary' Debate 1'Y. W. C. A:
nnis 2' W. A. A, 2 3'
bionian 3.
MAncaL1NE E, ROBBINS
Owono, Michigan,
Owono High School
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Service Band, 1, 2, 35 German
Club, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3
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f fini Paincrilalc High School
Northern State Normal College,
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Wateruliet Michigan
Watcroilet High School
Biology' Clionian' Student Vol-
unteer' Y. W. C. A.' Dormitory
Executive Board 3' Biology
Club 3.
ALICE O. Roma
Chicago Illinoi:
Oak Park High School
French' Clionian' French Clu
1 2 3' Spanish Club 3' Albion-
ian 2 3'Outing Club 1.
HELEN W. Rocxwem.
U pton, Michigan,
Ron Citi' High School
Historyg E. 8: A.g Spanish Club,
2, 3, Forum Club, 3.
LOUISA L. ROGERS
Watcrulict, Michigan,
Watcrvlict High School
Latin, Clioniang Classical Club,
2, 3, Histrionic Club, 2, 3.
HAZEL M. Ross
Lowcll, Michigan,
Lowell High School
Literary, Classical Club, 2, 3,
Home Service Band, 1, 2.
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Alhion, Michigan,
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Fowler, Michigarl,
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Alhion, Michigan,
Albion High School
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Detroit, Michigan,
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
