Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Organized for men students who are planning to enter social service work of a religious nature, Chi Epsilon has as its twofold aim friendship and usefulness. Among the leaders Who have met with the group this year are: Dr. A. H. Pellowe of Grand Rapids, Pres. Horace Smith of the Garrett Theological Seminary, and Dr. Elmer Leslie of Boston University. CHI EP ILO Meredith Dallas Robert Holden ....... Donald Benedict OFFICERS Dr. Samuel l. Harrison . , . ...... , . . . Reginald Becker Donald Benedict Iames Bristah George Cameron Arthur Dibden William Donald MEMBERS Donn Doten Thomas Flahaven Richard Ford Allan Gray Robert Holden Kermit Meier . .President . . . . . . . . .Vice-president . . . . Secretary-Treasurer ... ... ...Counselor lohn Renter Woodrow Ross Gerald Salisbury Edgar Smith George Whipple Donald, Flahaven, Salisbury, Meier, Dibden Gray, Whipple, Ford, Dr. Harrison, Bristah, Cameron Smith, Doten, Becker, Holden, Benedict, Renter, Ross f' ,EAD , 10141011 Z C ,hilagl 1'1zi1'ty-0110

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CHEVRO Not more than eight second-semester junior or senior Women are elected each year to Chevron, local honor- ary society tor senior women. Chevron corresponds to Mortar Board in that it has as a basis for membership scholarship, personality, and contribution to the college. The elections, which are made by the active group and approved by the taculty, are revealed by a tapping ceremony at the annual May morning breakfast. Every year Chevron arranges a Homecoming breakfast for graduates of Chevron, and during the year carries out a cultural project. Chevron is considering sponsoring an honorary fraternity tor freshman women in the near future. Miss Engle, Pierce, Miss Gray. Alliason, Miss Champ Rees, Lenhurd, Smith. Brown. Mulhollan Margaret Smith . Ruth Brown . . . Nola Lenhard . . . Miss Marian Gray Margaret Smith Ruth Brown Nola Lenhard OFFICERS ..........Presider1t . . . . . . . . .Vice-president . . . .Secfetary-Treasurer ADVISORS Miss Beulah Champ Miss Dorothy Engle MEMBERS Lauretta Alliason Elisabeth lane Bees Gertrude Mulhollan Mary lane McGill Virginia Pierce thonorary memberl Thirty

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CHIIIR Michigan, lndiana, and lllinois were visited this year by the a cappella choir during its two one-week annual tours, with twenty-five concerts presented in seventeen cities in these three states. The group was under the direction oi Mr. Theodore Vosburgh, concluding his second year at Albion. ln addition to the regular spring tours, the forty-voice choir sang several winter concerts in Albion and other Michigan towns, participated in the annual Christmas rendition ot l-landel's Messiah on the campus, gave ihe 'Round-the-World broadcast from WIR, Detroit, in February, and presented its annual home concert in the chapel April 18. Consisting of secular and sacred numbers, the choir's repertoire included works from Bach, Tschaikovsky, Cvlinlca, Gretchaninott, Burleigh, and Christiansen. Soloists for the year Were: Sara lane Hornung and Beatrice Nesbitt, sopranosg Walter lames, tenorg and Keith Fennimore, baritone. Tlzir! y-tier: Bogue, Ellis, Diehl, Zimmerman, Stanton-d. Fennimore, Fitch, Feiqhner, Sibert, Schoultz, Lomhcx d Funk, Haight, Curtis, Thurston, Iones, Ienkin, Iames, Gregory, Nesbitt, Rees, Dewire Lemon, Gold, M. Wagner, Whorley, Cole, P. Wagner, Biastock, Clase, Bates, Ellerby Schaeffer, Stowe, Hornunq, Stuart, Mr. Vosburqh, Baldwin, Graham, Darkwood, Edwards