Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Flutes For the fifth consecutive year the Albion College Band, under the direction of Mr. Conway Peters, toured Michi- gan and Ohio cities with a total of 32 concerts for the two spring trips. In addition, the band gave a concert in chapel and in the high school auditorium previous to the trip, went on both caravans, and made three trips during the football season. Soloists for the spring tour were Robert Souter, Frank lezisek, Robert Saxton, and Maurice Styles. Kathleen Smith took the part of Suza- belle in the skit, with Thomas Andrews as sheriff of Holler Creek. The organization plans to make a trip to the east coast next year. THE BAND Saxophones Trombones lack Durand Ralph Fischer Harrison Iacobs Corrine Dalman Maurice Styles Carl Strange Royal Swem Oboe William Rollins George Appelrnan French Homs Melvin Lindley KGY VVhite Baritones Clarinets Shiflei' Ban? Frank Iezisek Tack Durand Harvey Thomsen George Appelman Phillip Sirrine Robert Firestone Patricia Higby Marvin Perkins Wayne Ellinger Helen Ackley Trumpets Robert Souter Robert Bemer Lloyd Smith Basses George Brewer Frank Bushonq Robert Benjamin Frances Martin Robert Scott lack Craig Xylophone lack Mac Dougall Vernon Meeks Maurice Styles Roberta Ewing fohn Talbot T . Barbara Cornish YIf,, Pa'?' G. Richard stapie wwe lbbs Altos Percussion BGSSOOHS Robert Peters Robert Saxton Lynn Smith Thomas Andrews lohn Speare Dan Orr Ralph Churchill Kathryn Kitsman

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Furnish, Smith, P. Miller, Ozanne, Merrill, Battenhouse, Baisch Richards, I-larger, Bower, Appel, Gloor, I. Miller, Kuhn, Montie Beamun, Dean, Whitelam, Miss Van Dyke, Murdoch, Nickerson, Saxton Pen-ine, Iohnson, Gilbert, Hcmchett. Barker, White, Esling. Anderson lllll' UL It Composed oi art majors and minors, the Fine Arts club endeavors to stimulate an interest in modern art trends. The group sponsors, among other things, an annual exhibition ot student art Work. Outstanding student projects Were sent to Kalamazoo for the annual exhibi- tion in March, featuring oils last year and Watercolors this year. The reception room oi the new library was decorated with a blue and silver motif, using masques as the central theme, for the annual art club ball, out- standing among the social activities oi the year. Kathryn Hanchett William Crass .... Phyllis Barker .... Clement Gilbert .. Betty lane Clark .... Miss Ella Van Dyk lane Anderson Ruth Appel Phyllis Barker Eileen Baisch Esther Battenhouse Helen Beaman Susan Bower Betty lane Clark Betty Dean lean Esling 3 . OFFICERS MEMBERS lsobel Furnish Clement Gilbert Gloria Gloor Carolyn l-larger Kathryn Hanchett Clayone lohnson Marie Kuhn Luella Merrill lane C. Miller Pauline Miller . . . . . .President . .Vice-president . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . .Treasurer Social Chairman Faculty Advisor Reita Montie Millicent Murdoch Iune Nickerson lean Ozanne Barbara Perrine Lois Richards lean Saxton Margaret Smith Elizabeth Whitelam Gordon White 4 ' 'a Z ffflli Tzgwzty-fiw

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The Biology club, composed of biology majors and minors maintaining at least a B average, holds monthly round table discussions, with student reports on subjects of interest in the field of science. This year the members have been studying the relationships oi man to his environment. The subjects taken up were the effect ot heredity on man, hormones, glands oi internal secretion, and nutrition. Ill0LOGY CLUB OFFICERS Virginia Pierce . . . .......... ......... P resident Iames Bristah . . . ...... Vice-president Robert Kiesling . . . .... Secretary-Treasurer Sommer. Fryioqle. Whitehouse Yurchenco, Read, Dr. Prescott, Miss Crosby, Miss Rogers Coffey, Stolberg, Keislinq, Miss Ann Crosby lames Bristah George Coffey lames Fryfogle Robert Keisling ADVISORS Dr, G. W. Prescott MEMBERS Virginia Pierce Mildred Plate lames Read Iohn Sommer Miss Lotta Rogers Carl Stolberq Keith 'Whitehouse lohn Yurchenco Pierce, Bristah, Plate gli, 3 4 . t Twwnty-sf'1Jen