Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Theta Alpha Phi, national dramatic iraternity, was in- stalled in Albion in 1929. It is open to those students who excel in dramatic ability, and who are regular members of the Albion College Players. Theta Alpha Phi has furthered the aims of the players by relating its activities to other chapters in the national group. 'l'Hll'l'A ALPHA PHI Miss Champ, Dr. Hence, Mr. Peters. Boies, Daniel Yinqer, Kinzinqer, Lenhczrd, OFFICERS Ienkin, Baldwin Nola Lenhard .. ............ .......,. P resident Frank Kinzinger .. ........ Vice-president Vtfendell lenkin .. ..........,. .... S ecretary-Treasurer ADVISORS Miss Beulah Champ Mr. Clarence A. Peters Dr. K. G. Hance MEMBERS Frank I, Kinzinger, Ir. Nola Lenhard Marian Yinger Mary Margaret Baldwin Edward Boies Virginia Daniel Wendell Ienkin K Ylflllm, T'w1'111y-ll1r'r'1'

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The first play of the l938-39 season was Written by Albion's Wallace Bacon. The Bean and the Cod, Wally's first comedy, was presented for its premier per- formance to a large homecoming audience. This is Mr. Bacon's third play to be put on by the club. H320 College Avenue the second play of the season had a cast of thirty-one. Most of the major parts were taken by new associate members. This light mystery comedy ALBIO CIILLEGE PLAYER Boies, Yinger, Dallas, Bald- win, Kinzinger, Taperi, Kurtz, Brewer The Bean and the Cod, by Wallace Bacon was very well performed and a good transitional play to the third production of the season. This Vehicle, a serious play, Men Must Fight was very timely and considered by many as the best play staged in the last four years. The acting level in this production was very high. The last play of the season was a comedy, Fresh Fields. The cast of this play consisted mostly of Theta Alpha Phi members and for three it was their last performance as Albion College Players. Twenty-Iwo

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Selecting its members from students who excel in the editing and managing ot the Albionian and the Pleiad, the co-educational journalistic fraternity, Alpha Phi Gamma is one of the honorary organizations on the campus. Its purpose is to recognize individual ability and achievement in journalistic pursuits on the campus and endeavor to establish cordial relationships between students and members ot the protession. MEMBERS George Dewey Donald L, Fraser Elizabeth Edwards Frank I. Kinzinger, Ir. Richard Ford Mr. Joseph I. Irwin, Advisor ALPHA PHI GAMMA Twenty-jam' Fraser. Mr. Irwin. Ford Dewey, Edwards, Kinzinger