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PAUL H. CARNELL, Ph.D.
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CHARLOTTE DUFF, M.A.
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J. LESLIE ENGSTROM, M.A.
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KEITH J. FENNIMORE, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
CONSTANCE FOWLER, M.F.A.
Associate Professor of Art
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J. V. GARLAND, Ph.D.
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CHARLES O. HARDY, M.A.
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JOHN E. HART, Ph.D.
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JOSEPH C. HESTON, Ph.D.
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CHARLOTTE HICKS, M.A.
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ELIZABETH R. HOSMER, Ph.D.
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EDMUND E. INGALLS, Ph.D.
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THADDEUS K. KETCHUM, M.A.
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CARL KOBERNICK, M.A.
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SHEILA KRAGNESS, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of French
RICHARD B. LEACH, M.F.A.
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THOMAS R. LEIDY, Ph.D.
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Assistant Professor of Music
JULIA MC CUNE, M.A.
Associate Professor of English
ELEANOR T. MC LAUGHLIN, Ph.D.
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W. MAURICE MC LEAN, M.A.
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HELEN H. MANNING, Ph.D.
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ANTHONY NIASTRO, M.B.A.
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KEITH W. MOORE, Ph.D.
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FRANK C. PEARSON, Ph.D.
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GERTRUDE PETCH, M.A.
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DARRELL H. POLLARD, Ph.D.
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PAULINE RODGERS, M.A.
Professor of Home Economics
LOTTA M. ROGERS, M.S.
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D. RICHARD SMITH, Ph.D.
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PAUL STEWART, M.A.
Instructor in Art
EWELL A. STOWELL, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Biology
DAVID L. STRICKLER, M.A.
Professor of Music
CHARLES L. SWAN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Sociology
ANTHONY TAFFS, M.A.
Associate Professor of Music
CORNELIUS vanZWO'LL, M.A.
Assistant Professor of
Modern Languages
JAMES C. WALTZ, M.A.
Instructor in History
DAVID H. WELKER, Ph.D.
Professor of Speech
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ALICE E WHITCOMB MA Assistant Professor of Classics Instructor of Mathematics
Assistant Professor of Nl0d9f'n LUCILLE E. BREMNER, Ph.D. DWIGHT STEWARD, M.A.
Languages
Instructor in Spanish
DEAN G. DILLERY, M.Sc.
Instructor in Biology
MARY PACKER, M.A.
Instructor in Physical
Education for Women
Instructor in English
STANLEY WARNER, B.A.
Lecturer in Economics
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president, Guenther, treasurer, McKinley, corres- BACK ROW: Allan? Brooks, 5-i Wise: Sleighfl D.
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SECOND ROW: Fraser, J., Grimshaw, Wagoner, C., Bremer, W. M.
student council
The Student council ot T961-T962 made
a complete overhall ot the student social pro-
gram. The student body approved the action
by voting tor an increase in the social taxsin
January. A completely new constitution was
drawn up by the council to replace the former
outdated one.
The group placed a suggestion box in
the Union to give students a better oppor-
tunity to exercise their right ot representation.
A magazine rack was also placed in the
Union. The council chose magazines that were
outspoken in their tielol to stimulate thoughts
concerning current problems and world attairs.
SOPHOMORES
Aishton, secretary, Clark, T. C. presi-
dent, Wheeler, J., vice-president, Rafh-
bun, Treasurer.
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SENIORS
Lapinski, lreasurerg Dougherty, vice-presi-
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JUNIORS
Zabinski, secretary, Shurmur, vice-presi
dent, Royle, president, Willis, P., Treas
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Rich, presiclern, Fox, T., vice-president,
Erickson, J. D., secretary, Paolgelt, T.,
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MIDLAND
CHARLENE HAMPTON ADAMS
ALBION
Psychology-Sociology
Pi Beta Phi, vice-president, recording
secretary
Beta Beta Beta
French Club
Psychology Club
Intramural Debate
Novice Debate
CHRISTOPHER ALLAN
EATON RAPIDS
Biology
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Eta Sigma
Beta Beta Beta
Los Hispanistas
Spanish Club, president
Student Council
Phi Beta Kappa
JUNE M. BAKER
RICI-ILAND
Home Economics
Alpha Xi Delta
Band
Home Economics Club
Education Club
French Club
Albion College Players
Sophomore Follies
MARGARET BARRY
ROYAL OAK
History
Zeta Tau Alpha
Education Club
BEATRICE A. ADAMS
CHESANING
Sociology
Albion Fellows
Zeta Epsilon Lambda
Sociology Club
Psychology Club
MSM
YWCA
LYNN G. ALBEE
CASS CITY
Economics-Business
Administration
Sigma Chi, recording secretary pledge
trainer
Psychology Club
PETER W. BACON
MIDLAND
JUDITH BANKERT
SHELBY
Psychology-Sociology
Theta Alpha Phi, vice president
Albion College Players
Sociology Club
German Club
Young Republicans
ANN BAUMGARTNER
BERKLEY
English
Kappa Alpha Theta, vice president
corresponding secretary
Publications Council
Philosophy Club
VVAA
Education Club
ALAN BEDELL
CADILLAC
German
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Albion College Players
German Club
ALICE L. BENTLEY
ROYAL OAK
PHILLIP R. BENTLEY
WILMETTE, ILLINOIS
BARBARA BLOMGREN
LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS
Elementary Education
Pi Beta Phi, pledge trainer, rush
chairman
AWS, second vice-president
Home Economics Club
WAA
KAREN BOEKE
MIDLAND
History
Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretary
YWCA
Choral Society
Sociology Club
Forum Club
Psychology Club
WAA
GALE BEHRENS
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS
Home Economics
Delta Gamma, president rush chairman
Alpha Omicron
Los Hispanistas
Who's Who
Panhellenic Council, president secretary
Education Club
Home Economics Club
HOMER IVI. BENTLEY
EATON RAPIDS
Economics
Tau Kappa Epsilon
German Club
Economics Club
EILEEN BLAGK
DETROIT
English
Kappa Delta
Contributors' Club
Forum Club
German Club
Education Club
Young Democrats
GARELD BOEHLKE
ALBION
History
Delta Tau Delta
JANE BOGART
EVANSTON, ILLINOIS
English
Zeta Tau Alpha, vice presldent
pledge trainer
Junior Class, secretary
Senior Class, secretary
Education Club
Sophomore Follies
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GREAT NECK, NEW YORK
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Sociology Club, vice-president
Philosophy Club
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KATHRYN J. BRATZLER
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Home Economics
Kappa Delta
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Mortar Board, vice-president
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Le Cenacle
Albion Fellows
Who's Who
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Home Economics Club, vice-president
YWCA, treasurer
Albion College Players
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Campus Religious Council
Zeta Epsilon Lambda, president
ELAINE BROOKS
ERENIONT
Biology
Alpha Lambda Delta
Beta Beta Beta, vice-president
Who's Who
Choir
WAA
KENNETH A. BROWN
DETROIT
Economics .
Delta Tau Delta
Foreign Student Committee
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Zeta Tau Alpha
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Education Club
Albion College Players
Choir
SUSAN BRADNER
LIVONIA
Elementary Education
Delta Gamma, rush chairman
Foreign Student Committee
Education Club
Spanish Club
WAA
DAVID E. BRAUN
SAGINAW
Economics
Delta Tau Delta, recording secretary
Alpha Phi Gamma, president
Pleiad, editor-in-chief
Spanish Club
Sophomore Follies
YMCA
JAMES R. BROWN
OTSEGO
Political Science
Tau Kappa Epsilon, secretary
Delta Sigma Rho, president
Phi Alpha Theta
Albion Fellows
Forum Club, president
Debate, Captain
Campus Directory, editor
Philosophy Club
German Club '
Pleiad
LYNN BROWN
MIDLAND
Mathematics-Psychology
Pi Beta Phi, rush chairman, president
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Who's Who
WAA
Education Club
Psychology Club
Panhellenic Council, secretary, trksne t
RICHARD CAISTER
MARLETTE
DENNIS CAWTHORNE
MANISTEE
Political Science-I-Iistory-
Economics
Sigma Chi, president
IFC
Omicron Delta Kappa, president
Phi Eta Sigma, vice-president
Phi Beta Kappa
Delta Sigma Rho
Who's Who
Albion Fellows
Student Council, president
Sophomore Class, president
Foreign Student Committee, treasurer
Campus Relations Council
Pleiad
DIANNE CHAPMAN
CLARKSTON
English
Contributors' Club, president
WAA
YWCA, secretary
Choral Society
JAMES A. CLEMO
PALM BEACH IsLEs, FLORIDA
Economics
Delta Tau Delta
IFC
MONTE CLUTE
ROCHESTER
MARIANNE CALDERONE
BATTLE CREEK
DAVID CHALK
BIRMINGHAM
FREDERICK CLAUSEN
SAULT STE. MARIE
Art
Delta Tau Delta
SHIRLEY J. CLUCAS
DETROIT
Art
Delta Zeta, activities chairman,
social chairman
WAA
Art Club
Spanish Club
Education Club
DAVID F. COOLEY
BAY CITY
Biology
Sigma Nu, secretary
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Chemistry Club, secretary, treasurer
Band
Choral Society
Synchronized Swimming
CRC
Freshman Council, treasurer
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Elementary Education
Alpha Chi Omega, social chairman,
rush chairman
Education Club
WAA
NANCY DAILY
CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS
Home Economics
Alpha Chi Omega, first vice-president
Alpha Omicron
Who's Who
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Home Economics Club, treasurer
Sophomore Class, secretary
WAA
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LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Sociology
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WAA
Sociology Club
HARLEY DE LEURERE
HOBART, INDIANA
Latin '
WILLIAM CRAMER
NILES
CECILY CUMMINGS
GREENVILLE
English
Delta Zeta
Theta Alpha Phi, vice-president
Albion College Players, vice-president
Choir
Wesley Players
Pleiad, copy editor
WANR
WILLIAM J. DALRYMPLE
SOUTHFIELD ,
Economics-Psychology
United Student Fellowship, president
Presbyterian College Fellowship,
president
Pleiad, reporter, cartoonist
Psychology Club
.IANICE DE -COU
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History
Alpha Xi Delta, vice-president
Mortar Board, president
Alpha Phi Gamma
Phi Alpha Theta
Who's Who
Alpha Lambda Delta, treasurer
Albionian, editor, associate editor
Pleiad
Forum Club
Education Club
AWS, first vice-president,
corresponding i secretary
Panhellenic Council
LYNNE DOUGHERTY
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Elementary Education
Zeta Tau Alpha, rush chairman,
secretary
WAA
Education Club, president
Sophomore Follies
Senior Class, vice-president
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JOAN DUDLEY
GRAND RAPIDS
English
Le Cenacle
WAA
Education Club
French Club, secretary
RICHARD ELWELL
RICHLAND
Biology
Delta Sigma Phi, president
Spanish Club
Psychology Club
IFC
Track
DARLENE EMMERT
owosso
History
Alpha Lambda Delta
Phi Alpha Theta, secretary
Delta Sigma Rho
Phi Beta Kappa
CRC, vice-president
Albion College Players
Forum Club, vice-president
Philosophy Club, secretary
MSM
Spanish Club
YWCA
Student Council
Debate
JAMES FARRAND
coLoN
Economics
LINDA FLEMING
RoYAL oAK
Sociology and Speech
Kappa Delta, rush chairman,
vice-president
Le Cenacle, president
Theta Alpha Phi, secretary
Who's Who
Albion Fellows
Phi Beta Kappa
Sociology Club, secretary, treasurer
French Club, president
Education Club
Psychology Club
Albion College Players
Wesley Players
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HUNTINGTON WOODS
Biology
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Eta Sigma
Omicron Delta Kappa
Beta Beta Beta
MSM, president
Campus Relations Board
JENNE EMERIC
CASNOVIA
Biology
Delta Zeta, rush chairman, president
Panhellenic Council
Beta Beta Beta
Alpha Lambda Delta, secretary
Albion Fellows
KAREN FALLER
COLDWATER
English
Kappa Delta, corresponding secretary
WAA
AWS
Education Club
Sociology Club
Pleiad
Band
Psychology Club
JANET E. FERGUSON
WELLESLEY, MASSACHUSETTS
Elementary Education
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Education Club
WAA
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JUDITH A. GEYER
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Elementary Education
Zeta Tau Alpha
French Club
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WALTER GRISDALE
ROYAL OAK
History
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GRAND RAPIDS
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SPARTA
Elementary Education
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Choral Society
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GLENN ELLYN, ILLINOIS
English
Kappa Alpha Theta, president
Freshman Council, president
AWS
WAA, vice-president
Sophomore Follies
STEPHEN GUENTHER
DETROIT
Business Administration
Delta Tau Delta, rush chairman
Student Council, treasurer
Psychology Club
Basketball
RICHARD HALL
EATON RAPIDS
Mathematics
Tau Kappa Epsilon, vice-president
Albion Fellows
Kappa Mu Epsilon, president
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Phi Beta Kappa
Philosophy Club, president, vice-president
German Club
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RIVER EoREsT, ILLINOIS
JULIA HAUGHEY
BATTLE CREEK
English
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Alpha Phi Gamma, secretary-treasurer
Contributors Club
Albion Fellows
Pleiad, managing editor, editor-in-chief
Marie Guy Kimball Memorial Award
Novice Debate
MARGARET HEINDEL
MIDLAND
Sociology
ANDREA HEPINSTALL
ALBION
NANCY HILTS
REDFORD TOWNSHIP
English-German
Mortar Board
Alpha Lambda Delta
Albion Fellows
Who's Who
Contributors Club, vice-president
German Club, vice-president
Band
Orchestra
Choral Society
Briton Christian Fellowship
MSM
RICHARD J. HATHAWAY
PONTIAC
History
Tau Kappa Epsilon
IFC
Phi Alpha Theta, president
Forum Club
CAROL HEARD
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
Speech
Delta Gamma
WAA
Psychology Club
Education Club
WANR
RUTH HENDRICK
MUSKEGON
Psychology-Mathematics
Zeta Tau Alpha
Panhellenic Council
Who's Who
Mortar Board
Albion Fellows
Student Council
CRC, vice-president
Campus Relations Board, chairman
MSM
WAA
Choir
Choral Society
European Study Program
DAVID HEPINSTALL
ALBION
History
RAYMOND J. HOAG, JR
LowELL
Mathematics
Goodrich Club, president
Omicron Delta Kappa, vice-president
Kappa Mu Epsilon
German Club
Football, co-captain
All MIAA
Baseball
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LINDA HUFF
FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA
Elementary Education
Alpha Chi Omega
Los Hispanistas
Education Club, vice-president
AWS
Panhellenic Council, treasurer
Spanish Club
Freshman Council
MICHAEL HUTSON
ROYAL OAK
BARBARA JARVIS
ORTONVILLE
Music
Sigma Alpha lota, treasurer
president
Choir
Choral Society
Carol Singers
JOANNA JOHNSON
ALBION
Elementary Education
Delta Zeta, corresponding secretary,
vice-president, rush chairman
Student Council, corresponding secretary
Panhellenic Council
Choral Society
Education Club
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ROBERT M. HUBBARD
DETROIT
Economics-
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Sigma Chi, treasurer
Economics Club treasurer,
vice-president
Spanish Club
Psychology Club
NANCY HUNSICKER
AKRON, ol-no
Home Economics
Delta Gamma
WAA
VVANR
Home Economics Club
Panhellenic Council
CAROL ISHAM
LouisvlLLE, KENTUCKY
Sociology T
DOROTHY JEROME
GROSSE POINTE
Elementary Education
Delta Zeta
Education Club
Spanish Club
WAA
Choral Society
CAROL JONES
SOUTH HAVEN
Art
Delta Gamma, social chairman
Art Club
MAURICE JONES
FLINT
Economics
Alpha Tau Omega
THOMAS KIRKLAND
BATTLE CREEK
GARY LAMPINEN
ROCHESTER
Biology
Delta Sigma Phi
Student Council
Young Democrats
YMCA
MARY LEMKE
EVANSTON, ILLINOIS
Biology
Delta Gamma, corresponding secretary
Beta Beta Beta
Spanish Club
Education Club
JOHN LIGHTBODY
DETROIT
ROBERT L. KELLY
OLIVET
Spanish-English
Sigma Chi
Los Hispanistas
Cross Country
Spanish Club
NANCY KISCHER
WILMETTE, ILLINOIS
Art
Kappa Alpha Theta
Panhellenic Council
WAA
Art Club
RONALD LAPINSKI
WYANDOTTE
CAROL LEWIS
.IoNEsvILLE
Physical Education
Alpha Chi Omega
WAA, secretary, president
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RIVERSIDE, CONNECTICUT
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DAYTON, OHIO
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BIRMINGHAM
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MIDLAND
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Phi Alpha Theta
Home Economics Club
Forum Club
Spanish Club
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FERNDALE
Elementary Education
Phi Beta Phi
Freshman Council
WAA
Education Club
Home Economics Club
RETA McNALLY
DAYTON, OHIO
Home Economics
Alpha Xi Delta, pledge trainer,
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WAA
French Club
Home Economics Club, secretary
ROBERT MARTIN
GRAND RAPIDS
Economics
Alpha Tau Omega
Young Republicans
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COLDWATER
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French Club
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NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA
German
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German Club, president, secretary
Panhellenic Council, social chairman
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WAA
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MILTON MOORE
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
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Elementary Education
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WAA
Publications Council, secretary
Education Club
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CHELSEA
Elementary Education
Phi Beta Phi, social chairman
Education Club
WAA
Panhellenic Council
HELEN MAE MEYN
GLENVIEW, ILLINOIS
Home Economics
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Omicron, president
Home Economics Club
YWCA
BON NY MITCHELL
ROCHESTER
Elementary Education
Kappa Delta
Education Club
Student Council
JUDITH A. MUELLER
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Art
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Le Cenacle, secretary, treasurer
Albion Fellows
Phi Beta Kappa
Junior Class, secretary
WAA
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CRC
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EAST GRAND RAPIDS
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Wesley Players
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DETROIT
Elementary Education
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French Club
Sociology Club
Young Republicans
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HILLSDALE
Home Economics
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Mortar Board, secretary
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SOUTH EUCLID, OHIO
Biology
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MIDLAND
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Choral Society
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World Friendship Club
Briton Christian Fellowship
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BIRMINGHAM
Elementary Education
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French Club
Sociology Club
Education Club
Art Club
Synchronized Swimming
Sophomore Follies
JOHN PADGETT
LANSING
Biology
Sigma Chi, vice-president
Beta Beta Beta
Psychology Club, president
Freedom Forum, president
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GRAND LEDGE
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Goodrich Club
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GRAND HAVEN
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Swimming
Psychology Club, vice-president
Sociology Club
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IONIA
Biology
Sigma Chi
Beta Beta Beta
Phi Eta Sigma
Chemistry Club
JANET REED
STURGIS
Biology
Alpha Xi Delta, social chairman
Young Republicans
ROBERT REYNOLDS
DETROIT
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GROssE POINTE SHORES
NANCY PRATT
FARWELL
Elementary Education
Pi Beta Phi
Freshman Council
WAA
Educational Club
Zeta Epsilon Lambda
CRC
JUDITH A. RANCK
COMSTOCK PARK
Elementary Education
Alpha Xi Delta
French Club
Education Club
WAA
Choral Society
CAROLYN A. REINOEHL
LEGRANGE, INDIANA
Home Economics
Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretary
Alpha Omicron, secretary-treasurer
French Club
Home Economics Club, vice-president
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World Friendship Club, secretary
CRC
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DETROIT
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DETROIT
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CARLETON
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SAULT STE. MARIE
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Football
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DETROIT
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Spanish Club
Sociology Club
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GRAND RAPIDS
Sociology
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Omicron Delta Kappa
CRC
MSM
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German Club
Philosophy Club
Sociology Club
Chi Epsilon
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Elementary Education
Sociology Club
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GROSSE POINTE PARK
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Young Republicans
Chemistry Club
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BIRMINGHAM
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Spanish Club, secretary
Junior Class, vice-president
Education Club
Psychology Club
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MILFORD
Chemistry-Mathematics
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Chemistry Club secretary, treasurer
Philosophy Club
JOHN A. SCHNEIDER
SAGINAW
Chemistry
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Eta Sigma, president
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Randall Award
Albion Fellows
Phi Beta Kappa
MSM
Physics Club
Football
German Club
Chemistry Affiliates, president
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ALBION
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GARDEN CITY
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SARASOTA, FLORIDA I
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DETROIT
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CHELSEA
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HUNTINGTON WOODS
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RIVER FOREST, ILLINOIS
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
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SOUTHFIELD
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MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
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CASS CITY
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BOGOTA, COLOMBIA
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HUNTINGTON WOODS
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association of women students
The Association of Women Students in
its role as the governing board of vvomen
students, is concerned with all phases of dor-
mitory life. The board is elected each spring.
The group meets with freshman women
during orientation week to help acquaint them
vvith campus life. They sponsored a lecture
by Dr. Elizabeth Drew this year.
Other activities included the hanging of
the harvest wreath, the dorm dance, the an-
nual leadership dinner, penny nights, sen-
ior vveek, and the Christmas breakfast.
ASSOCIATION OF
WOMEN STUDENTS
urer, LoPrete.
woodie.
seaton hall staffs R
Seaton Hall staff includes senior men who
serve as proctors in Seaton hall, dormitory
for freshman men. All Freshmen are required
to live in the dormitory systemf
Mr. Norman Hefke is the new Seaton di-
rector. Mrs. VanRhyn acts as assistant direc-
tor, and Mrs. Moore is the dormitory recep-
tionist.
SEATON HALL STAFF
FRONT ROW: Mate, Mrs. Moore,
receptionist, Mrs. VanRhyn, assist-
ant director, Hefke, director,
Springer.
BACK ROW: Woomer, Morgan,
Eastvyood, Roe, Cawthorne, Hoag.
FRONT ROW: Bratzler, secretary
Blomgren, DeCou, vice-president
Daily, president, Starr, Evans, treas
BACK ROW: Hotchkiss, J., Res
Stricker, Cattell, Beard, Derwick
McNally, L., Faller, Ruemele, Dun
J. D., CraTT.
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COUNCIL
FRONT ROW: Barber, Sculf, vice-
presideni, Walker, S., presidenT,
Rose, Nl., secretary, Fryfogle.
BACK ROW: Wygant, Trostmiller
Kinsey, DeCou, advisor, Erickson
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freshman womens council
The Freshman Women's council is com-
posed of represenTaTives from each freshman
corridor and annex. The main purpose of This
group is To promoTe inTeresT in and knowledge
of eFFecTive group living.
The group meeTs weekly. Their acTiviTies
Tor The year included The Ball and Chain
dance in March, May day baskeTs for senior
women, freshman leadereh-ip dinner, and
ChrisTmas Freshman songTesT
seaton hall council
The SeaTon hall commiTTee provides The
social life for The dormiTory residenTs, and
acTs as Their governing body. The commiTTee
sponsored several SeaTon hall parTies This year.
DormiTory Teams, seT up by The commiTTee,
parTicipaTed in inTramural and inTradorm aTh-
leTic acTiviTies.
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FRONT ROW: Cawfhorne, Smith
presidenT, Brooks, S., presidenT
Woodvvorfh, Treasurer, Mr. Hefke
SECOND ROW: Salisbury, Bos
from, Clark, C., Panflind, Titley
Butt.
BACK ROW: ATesian, Walker, H.
Benian, Blossom, Tallman, Jayne
R., secreTary, Sleight, D., vice-
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COUNCIL
FRONT ROW: Kinder, Emmert
vice-president, Springer, president
Sommer, secretary, Jacobus, treas
urer.
SECOND ROW: Pomeroy, Marsh
D., Crane, W., Hotchkiss, G.
Marshall, L., Livak.
BACK ROW: Smith, G., Richards
campus religious council'
The Campus Religious council sponsored
several WUS chapel programs including the
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter chapel
services. They also sponsored talks by tive
foreign students. One tireside was held for
discussion of the Berlin crisis.
The council is composed ot representa-
tives trom various campus groups having re-
ligious interests. It serves as a co-ordinating
organization for these groups. .
publications council
The Publications council is the governing
body which supervises the publications of the
Pleiad, Albionian, and Campusrdirectory. Stu-
clent members are elected each spring by the
student booly. ' -
Duties of the council include handling ti-
nances and administering programs of pub-
licity anol public relations for the Pleiad and
Albionian. They also elect the editors for cam-
pus publications.
PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL
FRONT ROW: Holmes, president,
Murdick, secretary-treasurer, Peters.
BACK ROW: Mr. Engstrom, Dr.
Irwin, Rivers, Mr. Gildart.
W., Eastwood, Smith, P., Farrar.
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ALBION FELLOWS
FRONT ROW: Emeric, Stobaugh,
-Xdams, B., McDonald, M. J., Muell-
erxxeiss, Fleming, L., Hendrick, Li-
xak, Bratzler,
SECOND ROW: Schneider, Good-
now, Miller, E. E., Adams, C.,
Price, Gass, J. E., Lyons, Sarchet,
VanCamp, Mueller, Warner, Sev-
ener, Smith, J.
BACK ROW: Brown, J., Caw-
thorne, Potter, Bacon, Pierce, R.
B., Eastwood, Green, D., Hall, R.
S., Kinglsey, J., Jones, S., Hep-
install, D.
albion fellows
Albion Fellows is a title which is award-
ed to students in recognition of an average
ot 2.7 or above for one semester.
The group was formed last year to give
students with exceptionally high scholarship,
recognition and special privileges.
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phi beta kappa
Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest national hon-
orary, recognizes those seniors who have ex-
celled in the tield ot liberal arts. Students
must have obtained a 2.4 overall average by
the end of the first semester of their senior
year to gain initiation in the society.
Students must also show high character
and leadership qualities. The total number of
students tapped each year must not exceed
T096 of the senior class.
Beta chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was found-
ed at Albion in 1940.
PHI BETA KAPPA
FRONT ROW: Fuller, C., Dr. Quale
Mr. TaFFs, Dr. Norris, Dr. Hadas
Baldwin, Mr. Morris.
BACK ROW: Martin, D., Kreider
Hardy, G., Swain, Hobe, Baker
S., Crochett, Hurst, Berndt.
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FRONT ROW: Dr. Hosmer, Mar-
shall, L., president.
BACK ROW: Stafford, secretary,
Barron, treasurer, Littleton, S.,
vice-president.
alpha lambda delta L
Alpha Lambda Delta is a national scho-
lastic honorary society for freshman women
attaining a 2.5 average or better during their
first semester. X
The society promotes intelligent living
and high standards of learning, and encour-
ages superior scholastic attainment among
freshman women in institutions of higher
learning.
Members gave tutoring to freshman wom-
en and acted as hostesses for Meet-the-Col-
lege Day. The group threw a Sparty Party
ford freshman women who had done vvell at
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phi eta sigma
A 2.5 scholastic average or better ob-
tained by men oluring their freshman year en-
ables them to be tapped for membership in
Phi Eta Sigma.
This year, under the leadership of Wil-
liam Mick, the honrorary has increased its
emphasis on tutorial services. Any freshman
in need of help was eligible for tutoring.
The tapping ceremonies take place in
February and from then on members are un-
der the guidance of Dr. Stovvell, faculty ad-
visor.
PHI ETA SlGMA
FRONT ROW: Smith, J., treasurer,
Smith, G., vice-president, Mick,
president, Miller, E., secretary, T
Dr. Stowell. T
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Conner, Eastwood, Rogers, Katz.
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MORTAR BOARD
FRONT ROW: Mrs. Irwin, Bratz-
Ier, vice-president, DeCou, presi-
dem, Noir, secretary.
BACK ROW: Hills, Hendrick, You-
lier, Treasurer, Quirk.
mortar board
Members of MorTar board, a naTional
senior vvomen's honorary, are selecTed on The
basis of scholarship, leadership, and service.
Junior women are Tapped early in May and
serve during Their senior year.
The group held a coFFee hour Tor Their
alumnae during The homecoming weekend and
organized The ChrisTmas decoraTion conTesT be-
Tween freshman women corridors., They also
held a dinner Tor sopho'm'ore women wiTh a
2.0 average or beTTer and sponsored Talks on
currenT news Topics by several professors.
Nancy HilTs aTTended a naTional conven-
Tion of The honorary aT The UniversiTy oT Okla-
homa lasT summer.
omicron delta kappa
Omicron DelTa Kappa is a naTional men's
leadership fraTerniTy on campus. The candi-
daTes musT be iunior or senion men.
Members are chosen on a oasis of lead-
ership in Two or more areas ouT of five. The
five Tields are: scholarship, aThleTics, sTudenT
governmenT, social and religious organizaTions,
publicaTions, speech, music, and The dramaTic
arTs.
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FRONT ROW: Schnellg Livak, pres-
ident: Egbert.
BACK ROW: Mullerweiss, Dayton,
E Ckson, J. L., McDonald, M. J.
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who's who .
The membership of Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities and Colleges
is limited to seniors picked by a committee of
students and faculty. The honor of represent-
ing Albion College is based on leadership,
personality, and scholarship.
This year, twenty-one Albion students will
be in the national directory published an-
nually. '
WHO'S WHO
FRONT ROW: Daily, Behrens, Not?
Hendrick, Brown, L., Youker: Flem
ing, L.
SECOND ROW: Hiltsp Van Camp
DeCou: Bratzler, Brooks, E., Quirk
BACK ROW: Cawthorne, Groat
Murray, R., Eastwood, Sagendorf
Springerg Holmes: Warner.
young women's christian C association
The Christian fellowship of the Y.W.C.A.
oFfers activities in four areas: Christian faith
and heritage, social responsibility, personal and
campus life, and,,fMMprfld relations. '
This year the group sponsored the Y-
sister program, a breakfast for freshman wom-
en, a horn of plenty dinner, and student-fac-
ulty discussions on modern literature.
They also gave food baskets to needy
persons at Thanksgiving time and sponsored
the Big and Little Sister program for girls in
the local elementary schools.
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ORGANIZATION
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FRONT ROW: Gooclnow, treasui I
er, Starr, Hector, president.
BACK ROW: Robinson, H., secre
tary, Mr. Bryce, Ralph.
christian science organization
The Christian Science Organization held
open meetings each Thursday during the year
in Boyd Meditation chapel. The group spon-
sored a movie, The Story of Christian Sci-
ence, in January.
methoclist student movement
A meeting of the National Quadrennial
Conference at the University of Illinois initiat-
ed a new year of MSM. Eight representatives
attended the conference from Albion and re-
turned to guide the group in meetings defin-
ing Religion Through the Arts.
Programs included a talk by Mr. Bobbitt
of the art department, a worship service in
jazz, and performance by the Wesley Players.
Other activities included regular visits by
members to Starr Commonwealth for Boys.
METHODIST STUDENT
MOVEMENT
FRONT ROW: Newhouse, treasur
er, Knickerbocker, L., vice-presi
dent, Eastwood, president, Cowles
secretary.
SECOND ROW: Bikfasy, Beard
Smith, R. J., Marshall, L., Sed
rick, Hendrick.
BACK ROW: Clark, T. C., Royle
Farrar, Platt.
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For men inTeresTed in enTering The min-
isTerial field and relaTed areas, Chi Epsilon of-
fers a rich experience. Ted Farrar led The
club as presidenT This year.
Dr. Jameson Jones, former ediTor of Mo-
Tive magazine and well-known Teacher Talked
To The group in February. OTher acTiviTies in-
cluded boTh a fall and spring picnic. Dr.
Cheek, The faculTy advisor, showed a series of
slides enTiTled From Paris To lerusalem by
CHI EPSILON
FRONT ROW: Mahoney, Cannon
Knickerbocker, vice-presidenT, Far
rar, president, WiTmer, secrefary
BACK ROW: DeLeurere, Richards
W., Boardman, Leddy, Lo'rT, Gallo
way.
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ZETA EPSILON LAMBDA
FRONT ROW: Kline, LuTher, Parm-
alee, vice-president, STiff, presi-
dent EgberT, secretary-Treasurer,
Smith, R.
BACK ROW: Reinoehl, Andersen,
B90lal'biSi Brown, C., Kinsey, Bratz-
ler, Reed, V., Jenkins, Bikfasy.
ZeTa Epsilon Lambda is an organizaTion
Tor women inTeresTeelf,-sign church relaTed or so-
cial service vocaTions. This year iZeTa Epsilon
Lambda make weekly visiTs To The elderly
people aT The WinneTT home in Albion and
worked wiTh a local welfare family. They also
had apicnic wiTh Chi Epsilon.
SPANISH CLUB
FRONT ROW: Dr. Gibson: All
nan: Patton, V., treasurer: Liplse
Lresident: Hutchings, vice-pres?
cent: Miss Bremer: Dr. Keller.
sECOND ROW: Lane: DeShon
skggerloerg: Fraser, J.: Becker, C.
scoff, M. H.: Patton, N.: Cramer,
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BACK ROW: Gass, J. E.: Clarke
.: Peckham: Ruhly: Woods: Hepp
ner: Nevergold: Carter, J. A.
ay.
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spanish club
The purpose of- The Spanish club is To
complemenT The classroom learning of The
Spanish sTudenT. The programs of This organ-
izaTion are mainly designed To TurTher enlighT-
en The sTudenT of The culTural aspecTs oT Span-
ish-speaking counTries and To help him realize
The place oT This language in The over-all cul-
Tural picTure.
Trench club
The French club encourages sTudenTs To
become inTeresTed in French liTeraTure, arT, and
cusroms.
The club sponsored The movie Le Gour-
geois GenTilhomme during The second semes-
Ter. STudenTs who had Traveled in France pre-
senTed program of slides and lecTures.
FRENCH CLUB
Donald, M.: McKercher, Treasurer:
Royle, presidenT: Mullervveiss, vice-
presidenf: Derwick, secretary: Miss
Whitcomlo.
SECOND ROW: Aishton: Fleming,
L.: Robinson, M.: Keene: Madi-
son: Gliessman: Miller, G.: Conk-
lin, Nl. J.: Ranck: Bikfasy.
Goodnow: Ashley: PasTor, M.
FRONT ROW: Dr. Kragness: Mc-
BACK ROW: SmiTh,'J.: McGilliard:
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FRONT ROW DeLeurere secreta
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german club
Sandra Meader, Grand Rapids senior,
spoke to The club about the year which she
spent in Germany. Mr. TatTs also spoke to the
group about The German composer, Franz
Liszt.
During The holiday season, The club had
a program typitying a German Christmas, and
They went caroling Together. They also spon-
sored a German movie.
GERMAN CLUB
FRONT ROW: Beard, Burt, Couse
Ecklund, Sedrick, LoPrete, Jack
son.
SECOND ROW: Hepinstall, Hepin
stall,,treasurer, Van Camp, re
corcling secretary, Parmalee, cor
responding secretary, Miss Henn
inger, Hilts, vice-president, Mead
er, Bedell, Sherman.
THIRD ROW: Ritter, Robinson, H.
Dick, Glidden, Littleton, Stricker
Payne, North, Capper, Black, E.
Smith, M. G.
BACK ROW: Springer, Winchnal
E m e r y, vonGuttenberg, H o a g
Pierce, Miller, Mahoney, Pixley
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eta sigma ph
The purpose oT Eta Sigma Phi, national
honorary fraternity, is to gain greater under-
standing and deeper appreciation of classical
culture and its influence on our contemporary
society. '
Requirements tor membership are a ma-
jor or minor in the classics department, a 2.0
average in this department, and a l.5 over-
all average.
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CHEMISTRY AFFILIATES
FRONT ROW: Couse, Green, D.
Schneider, president, Sandford, sec-
retary-Treasurer, Livak, Zook.
BACK ROW: Dr. Cook, Jones, M.
P., Kelly, NI., Potter, Wichnal
Dr. Carnell, Dr. Giddings, Rans-
ford.
chemistry affiliates
A new -program in conjunction with The
chemistry majors was the outstanding feature
ot this year's Chemistry Attiliates. The result
was to produce more and varied meetings aT
which students gained experience in giving re-
ports and participating more Tully.
Dr. Covacic from Case Institute ot Tech-
nology spoke on Chemistry ot Cancer in
February. Dr. Paul Carnell was The group tac-
ulty advisor, and The club was directed by John
Schneider, This year's president.
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Beta Beta Beta, national biology honorary
society, formed a new policy ot selecting a
broad and generally unknown topic as The
year's theme. Members this year chose Oce-
onography as the topic. Several speakers were
invited to lecture on the topic.
The society held their annual picnic in
May.
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FRONT ROW: Mr. Ballou, Brooks
E., vice-president, Murray, R., pres
ident, Tuttord, secretary-Treasurer
SECOND ROW: Youker, Yoki, Van
Camp, Adams, C., Lemke, Shiere
BACK ROW: Rademacher, Paclg
ett, J., Eastwood, Roe, Warner
PHYSICS CLUB
FRONT ROW: Packard, Shepherd,
Dr Glathart, Smith, P.
BACK ROW: Harley, Wichnal,
Knickerbocker, L., Fleming, J.,
Green, D.
KAPPA MU EPSILON
FRONT ROW: Dr. Moore, Purdo
Place, vice-president, Hall, R. S
president, Sioholm, secretary-treas
urer,' Wells, H., Mr. Saar, Mr. Se
bastian.
SECOND ROW: Sandford, Schneid
er, Van Camp, Cummings, M. A.
Marshall, L., Littleton, C., Bouma
McCracken, Green, D.
BACK ROW: Abbott, D., Megre
gian, Montgomery, Knickerbocker
L., Smith, P., Hoag, Curts, Schultz
kappa mu epsilon
Kappa Mu Epsilon, national honorary
mathematics fraternity, strives to develop an
appreciation of the science.
g Alpha chapter was host this year to a
regional conference in April. The group also
featured lecturestfsrom several outstanding
mathematicians in its program.
physics club
The Physics Club brought nationally fa-
mous speakers to the campus on different oc-
casions to promote an interest in the study of
physics, to inform members on recent develop-
ments in physics, and to emphasize the im-
portance of physics in life.
Among the highlights of this year's club
activities was the club's exhibition of a mass
spectrometer at a state-vvide science fair in
Kalamazoo.
For the annual Meet-the-College Day, the
club sponsored an open house in the Physics
building.
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FRONT ROW: liniskern, Dr. Rain
inelkainp, Einniert, vice-president
Brown, J., president Watson, sec-
retary-Treasurer, Dr. James, Black
E.
SECOND ROW: McDonald, G.
Lenz, DeCou, Young, Murray, L.
D., Hoben.
BACK ROW: Hathaway, R., CluTe
Crane, W., Kinder, HepinsTall, D
forum club
InvesTigaTion and discussion of currenT in-
TernaTional relaTions quesTion is The purpose of
The Forum club's monThly meeTings. These
gaTherings include sTudenT programs and guesT
experTs in The inTernaTional relaTions field. Spe-
cial emphasis.-.is placed on group discussions.
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Phi Alpha TheTa, The naTional honor so-
cieTy for The sTudy of hisTory, is composed of
sTudenTs and faculTy members from disTin-
guished American colleges and universiTies.
The Albion chapTer, founded in The spring of
l959, has done much To promoTe individual
efforTs as well as general sTudy in The field
of hisTory.
The members This year aTTended The reg-
ional meeTing of The honor fraTerniTy aT The
UniversiTy of DeTroiT. David HepinsTall read
an original paper. AT The formal iniTiaTion in
The spring, Dr. Quale, associaTe professor of
hisTory, was The main speaker.
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Kniskern, Dr. James, HepinsTall D
BACK ROW: CluTe, EmmerT, Brown
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
economics club
The Economics club, sponsored by The de-
parTmenT of economics and business adminis-
TraTion, provides means of discussing and in-
vesTigaTing economicuand business problems of
common inTeresT To members.
This year, under The presidency of James
Leisenring, The Economics club broughT many
area businessmen To The campus To speak. IT
was also responsible for The Three-day visiT
of Dr. Herold Groves, professor aT The Uni-
versiTy of Wisconsin. The club Took a Trip in
The spring.
ECONOMICS CLUB
FRONT ROW: Dr. Branch, Hub
bard, R., vice-president, Leisen
ring, president, McNally, L., sec
reTary, Mr. EngsTrom.
BACK ROW: Wells, H., MCCraCk
en, Riemenschneider, D., Crane
W.f Michaelson, Young, Hepin
sTaII, D.
home economics club
FRONT ROWE Miss Bowersox
Daily, McNally, R., secreTaryg Rei
rioehl, presidenT, BraTzler, vice
I0feSICleI'1Ti Uggen, Miss Rodgers.
SECOND ROW: Dr. Morris, Mc
Donald, G., Bakery Hunsicker, Sfaf
ford, McKinsey, Schnellg Hook.
BACK ROW: Meyn, IPasTor, B.
Blomgrerig McNally, L., Behrens
PirTleg Molfzau.
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Home Economics club is organized To pro-
moTe professional aTTiTudes and inTeresT in The
field of Home Economics.
Among The highlighTs of The year was
The elecTion of Louise STarr To The office of
Province presidenT of The American Home Ec-
onomics AssociaTion.
The club sponsored The annual Bride's
Tea and a panel on Home Economics curric-
ulum. The group collecTed usedf.paTTerns and
maTerial and senT Them To Chili for use in
Home Economics courses There.
EDUCATION CLUB
FRONT ROXIV: Hotchkiss, J., MC-
Kinlev, Phillips: North, Hoben
Reis, Baker, Noble, Faller, Os
xxald, Barry, Stokes, Crane, Car
ter E., Evans, C., Bikfasy.
SECOND ROW: Loomis, Reinert-
son, Norton, Briggs, Bradner, Gard
ner, treasurer, Pursell, secretary
Hutt, vice-president, Dougherty
president, Seeley, Bogart, Geyer
Ranck, McKinsey, Black, E.
THIRD ROW: Stobaugh, Green
wood, Pirtle, Pastor, B., Uggen
Patton, N., Scott, M. H., Hepp
ner, Derwick, Zinnecker, DeCou
Hover, Taup, Wagner, Newing
Mayer, Brown, L., Cattell, Patton
V., Clark, S., Chapman, M.
BACK ROW: McFarlane, Transue
Black, G., Brown, C., Steck, Scott
J., Shannette, Sellers, J., Schreib-
er, Knickerbocker, Appelt, Woods,
Panhaligen, Blomgren, Jerome, D.,
Nevergold, Carter, J. A., Bent-
ley, S.
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Education club has the largest member-
ship ot any .group on campus. It provides
turther knowledge and preparation in the tield
ot teaching.
A tea tor all teachers in Albion, a Christ-
mas party tor a grade school class, and the
MEA annual convention highlighted the activ-
ities ot the club. Dr. Bushong, superintendent
ot Grosse Pointe schools gave a lecture on
the Russian school system.
psychology club
The Psychology club gives people inter-'
ested in the tield an opportunity to observe
the newest developments in psychology. The
club also tries to give members a chance to
practically apply what they learn.
This year the club was led by John
Padgett, president and Greg Hornie, vice-pres-
ident. One ot the year's highlights was a
field trip to the Kalamazoo State Hospital.
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
FRONT ROW: Dr. Heston, M
Helper.
ams, C., Riemenschneider, D
Taup, Wareham, S., Maynard, M
Evans, K., Stokes.
J. R., Snyder.
Leidy, Sarchet, secretary, Platt
vice-president, Padgett, J., pres:
dent, Hornie, treasurer, Dr. Roach
SECOND ROW: Adams, B., Boeke
McFarlane, Odle, Heard, Burt, Ad
BACK ROW: Hubbard, R., Dal
rymple, Hutson, Farrar, Manley
Guenther, Wareham, C., Williams
philosophy club
The purpose of The Philosophy club This
year has been To sTimulaTe an inTeresT in phil-
osophical maTTersxon Albion's campus.
The club was led by Thomas Sevener,
presidenT and William RiTTer, vice-presidenT.
The TaculTy advisor is Dr. ArThur W. Munk.
The club broughT several ouTside speak-
ers To The campus, including Dr. STanley ld-
zerda, Dean oT The Honors College of Michi-
gan STaTe universiTy.
PHILOSOPHY CLUB
FRONT ROW: BoynTon, Dr. Munk
RiTTer, vice-presidemg Sevener, pres
denT, EmmerT, secreTary.
BACK ROW: Taylor, B., HuTson
M., Richards, W., WaTTs, E., Odle
Miller, S. J.
' sociology club
The Sociology club is an organizaTion Tor
all sTudenTs inTeresTed in This field. lT meeTs
once a monTh To discuss some special Tield of
sociology.
The main evenT oT The year is a Tield
Trip, Taken This year To Milwaukee. HighlighTs
of The Trip were visiTs To divorce courTs, urban
renewal proiecTs, counTy hospiTals, a YMCA
play, curaTive workshops, and The Jewish
CommuniTy cenTer.
SOCIOLOGY CLUB
FRONT ROW: Dr. Swan, Helper
Boynton, vice-presiclenT, Odle, pres
idenT, Fleming, L., secretary-Treas
urer, Knisley, Pugh, Mr. Gray.
sEcoND ROW: Adams, B., Burr-
Maynard, M., Krengel, AppelT,
Brauclier, Zinnecker, Evans, K.
BACK ROW: Boekeg Miller, S. J.
Hames, Valinefg PlaTT, Brown, C.
Hoben
DELTA SIGNXA RHO
FRONT ROW: Smith, P., Brown,
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BACK ROW: Cawthorne, Conner,
Warner, Lauderbach, Mr. Hamp-
ton.
delta sigma rho
Delta Sigma Rho, national honorary fo-
rensics fraternity, was founded on The A.Ibion
college campus in 1911. The main purpose of
this society is to recognize meritorious service
in the forensic t1eId and to encourage par-
ticipation in forensic activities.
Members must have participated in Eve
or more intercollegiate debates or the equiva-
lent and They must have an overall B average
during The year of election to The group.
debate
Resolved: That labor organizations should
be placed under The supervision of anti-Trust
legislation. This year under The direction of
Mr. Charles Hampton, The Team debated This
question and finished with an excellent rec-
ord.
Captained by Jim Brown, the group won
both divisions of the Goshen College Invita-
tional. It tied for first place in the Eastern
Illinois Invitational Tournament and won the
Anderson College Invitational.
The team also participated in the qualify-
ing round of the West Point Invitational
tournament.
DEBATE
FRONT ROW: Lauderbach, Brown,
J., Boyer, Beck.
BACK ROW: Martin, F., Smith,
K., Mr. Hampton, Jones, S., Smith,
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CONTRIBUTORS' CLUB
FRONT ROW: Capper, Black, E.
secretary, Chapman, D., president
Hilts, vice-president.
BACK ROW: Totten, Mullerweiss
Dr. Irwin, Bouma, McDonald, M.
Hotchkiss, J.
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contributors club
The Contributors' Club, an English Hon-
orary, sponsored four movies This year. They
included, The Mouse That Roared, Othello,
Our Man in Havana, and All the King's
Men. They also prepared a literary magazine
composed of student work.
The club's monthly meetings were based
on a discussion of writing ideas. Members
participated in a trip to Ann Arbor to attend
a production of Graham Green's play, Living
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ALPHA PHI GAMMA
FRONT ROW: Bikfasy, Mathews
M., Cummings, C., Peters, K. E.
vice-president, Braun, president
DQCOU: Haughey, secretary-treas
urer.
BACK ROW: Ozenbaugh, Lefler
Neilson, Dr. Irwin, Grice, Blake
man, Mr. Gildartg Gusting Goudie.
Alpha Phi Gamma, a national honorary
iournalistic fraternity, elects its members on
the basis of individual ability, and editorial
service on either the Albionian or the Pleiad.
It recognizes individual ability and achieve-
ment in college and university journalism and
serves and promotes the welfare of the col-
lege through journalism.
ALBION COLLEGE PLAYERS
FRONT ROW: Dr. Welker, Stra-
dery Murray, R., president, Cum-
mings, C., vice-president, Han-
sen, T.
BACK ROW: Emmert, Black, H.,
Royle, Bankerh Boydenp Flem-
ing, L.
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Sam Miszewski and Sule'rTe Strader in Ladies in ReTiremenT
Albion College Players, a dramaTic club,
This year produced Three plays, Ladies in Re-
TiremenT, The Madvvoman of ChailloT, and
Our American Cousin. The Wonderful
Tang was produced Tor children's TheaTer.
ln addiTion, The group acTed as hosTs To
The Canadian Players when They presenTed
The Lady's NoT For Burning as a parT of The
lecTure-concerT series.
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TheTa Alpha Phi is a naTional dramaTics
honorary TraTerniTy. To be eligible Tor mem-
bership, a sTudenT musT be a member of The
Albion College players, and he musT be acTive
in TheaTer work.
The group proposes To increase inTeresT,
sTimulaTe creaTive'ness, and develope arTisTic
abiliTy in all of The TheaTer arTs.
TheTa Alpha Phi sponsored The TheaTer
Trip To New York This spring.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
FRONT ROW Knisley secreTary
Huber chairman Orr vicechair
THETA ALPHA PHl
FRONT ROW: Cummings, C., first
vice-president, Boyden, secretary,
STrader, presidenT, Dr. Welker.
BACK ROW: Fleming, L., Murray,
denT.
young republicans
The Young Republicans club began The
year by being hosTs To a How To GeT ElecT-
ed Conference. The group also aTTended The
Young Republicans convenTion in PorT Huron
and The MidwesT CevnTerence in Indianapolis.
GuesT speakers included Mr. Blaque Knirk,
Con-Con delegaTe, Mr. Rockwell T. GusT, can-
didaTe Tor office of LT. Governor, and Sen-
aTor John STahlin.
man Smith K Treasurer
BACK ROW Lauderbach DeFran
cis Davies Deason
R., Treasurer, Bankerf, vice-presi-
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FRoNT ROW: Robinson, H., ui-qu i T ,Q
hart, C., secreiary, Jarvis, presi ' 1 -
denT, Hulbert vice-president, Glid -
den, Treasurer.
BACK ROW: Noll, Schewe, Stiff, . f
Manning, Stobaugh, Evans, K.
Black, M., Totten.
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Sigma Alpha IoTa, naTional Women's music
fraTerniTy, requires ThaT iTs members obTain a
1.2 overall scholasTic average and a l.8 aver-
age in music courses. Members musT also have
ouTsTanding musical abiliTy.
One of The group's main acTiviTies is The
annual inTer-sororiTy song fesT, won This year
by The lndependenT women, direcTed by Bar-
bara Jarvis. Miss Jarvis was also The recipienT
of The group's annual music scholarship.
OTher acTiviTies included monThly musi-
cales and The American Composer's concerT,
presenTed wiTh Phi Mu Alpflffa Sinfonia.
phi mu alpha sinlonia
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, naTional music
fraTerniTy, selecTs men for acTive parTicipaTion
in The musical life of The college. The fra-
TerniTy sponsored The WinTer QuarTeT Sing and
The lnTerfraTerniTy Song fesT, held in The spring.
The proceeds of boTh evenTs were direcTed
Towards an annual scholarship for deserving
music sTudenTs.
Phi Mu Alpha also sang during The inTer-
mission of The Sigma Alpha IoTa sororiTy sing,
and vviTh The women's musical fraTerniTy spon-
sored an All-American composers concerT. The
fraTerniTy also ushered during The various mu-
sical evenTs on campus This year.
field.
W. H., Marrin, G., Rogers,
Pixley.
Royle, Crane, W.
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FRONT ROW: Smith, M. G., B
dell, secreTary, Wheeler, S., vice
presidenT, Ritter, presidenT, Cra
mer, W., Treasurer, David, Mans
SECOND ROW: Mate, Richardson
boTT, J., Grisdale, Lee, Marc
BACK ROW: Croll, Pierce, R. B
Wolfe, EvereTT, von Guffenberg
BAND
THIRD ROW: Barron, Newing, Mahoney, Van Aelst, Phill, Keene,
FRONT ROW: Clark, T., Evans, C. E., Cramer, M. A., Dickerson, Williamson, P., Fleming, T., Gass, J., Fleming, J., Cameron, Glason,
Glidden, Goodnow, deBeaumont, Sampson, J. E., Wilkinson, E. Sexton, Sayre, Shephard, Early.
SECOND ROW: Faller, Cooper, D., Gigoney, Gibson, Litteton, Phillips, BACK ROW: Beagle, Lawrence, Mansfield, Barrett, K., Mr. Long,
N., Wichnal, Eppler, Erickson, J., Hilts, Lint, Crockett. Abbot, J.
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The Albion College Symphonic band and
Marching band, under the direction of Dr.
Ralph G. Long, offered outsanding music this
year.
The All 'piece Symphonic band presented
on February 7, a program of pleasurable and
stimulating selections. The group also made
their annual spring tour of Michigan.
The Marching band added much color
and gaity at the football games and other fall
events.
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FRONT ROW: Meaderg Sienkiewiczp Gliddenp Dickersonp Widickf Strandloergg THIRD ROW: Quartermainep Simonsy Jones, D.p Fullenweidery Fleming, T.
Wilkinsong Cochran. Gassy Earlyp Housef Bacong McDonald.
SECOND ROW: Barronp Coamerg Flegalf Cooperp Goodnowp Spagnolip BACK ROW: Mr. Longg Mrs. Etling: Dr. Smithg Manstieldf Beagleg New
Hogmanf Littetong Ericksong Kingp Hiltsg Lint. many Montogomeryp Early.
orchestra
The Albion College orchestra under the
direction ot Dr. Ralph Long began the year
loy accompanying the Choral society in their
annual Christmas concert.
Their concert in April featured Mr. Forrest
Etling as guest conductor. The orchestra ac-
companied the Symphonic band on its tour
of Michigan in the spring.
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THIRD ROW: Mate, Paiot, Transue, Stricker, Schoenhals, Prout
FRONT ROW: Rowe, P., Totten, M., Van Loo., Final, Baselle, J., Stobaugh, Wells, K., Spanenberg, Manning, Hulbert, Neither
Jarvis, McFarlane, Boyden, Fraser, J., Yoki, Stiff, Robinson, H., cut, Kemp, Gliessman, Engfer, Kent, Parker.
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Sedrlc U son ' U ns a e en nc D FOURTH ROW: Beck, Pixley, Schmidt, Martin, G., Wheeler, S.
SECOND ROW: Knickerbocker, S., Black, M., Abbott, B., Cun- Nott, Huktala, Hetler, -Croll, Woomer, Jayne, Rogers, J., Grisdale
ningham, Schewe, Murray, B. Ransford, Cramer, W., Champe, Friestad, Taylor, B.
BACK ROW: David, Marsh, D., Burch, Kingsley, R., Chizmar,
Royle, Ebersole, Everett, Marsh, W., Fennimore, Cameron, C.,
Jacobs, Ritter, Pierce, R. B., Butt, J., Richardson, W. H.
choir
The Albion College A Cappella choir, con-
ducted by Mr. David Strickler, has this year,
as in the past, presented the choral music in
the chapel services. It has also presented many
concerts on and off campus. X
The A Cappella choir this year toured the
east coast, singing in churches and high
schools.
carol singers
The Carol Singers, a group of 25 per-
sons selected from the A Cappella Choir pres-
ented several programs of Christmas carols
during the holiday season. They were heard
in convocation, at a program in Charlotte, and
at the University of Michigan.
Their final appearance of the year vvas
at a Lincoln's Day dinner in Battle Creek
where they presented a repertoire of patriotic
music.
' CAROL SINGERS
FRONT ROW: Totten, Rowe, P.,
Jarvis, Fraser, J., Black, M., Stiff,
Robinson, H., Hudson, S.
SECOND ROW: P ix l e y, Mate,
Schewe, Manning, Hulbert, Tran-
sue, Rogers, J., Friestad.
BACK ROW: Richardson, W. H.,
Wheeler, S., Hetler, Royle, Ever-
ett, Fennimore, Ritter, Woomer,
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PLEIAD
Mr. GildarT, Blakeman, sporTs ed-
T iTor, Braun, ediforg Goudie man-
aging editor.
The Albion College Pleiad This year was
ediTed by David Braun. AssisTing him was
Bill Goudie, The sTaFF's managing ediTor.
The members of The News WriTing and
News EdiTing classes served as reporTers, cov-
ering all of The general assignmenTs Through
beaTs and also doing several special assign-
menTs. Bruce Blakeman, assisTed by Howard
Neilson, kepT an up-To-daTe accounT of Albion's
sporTs evenTs for The. newspaper.
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Friday kicked-off The Pleiad's work-week
when Braun issued assignmenTs To his reporT-
ers and called The weekly ediTors' meeTing To
discuss The coming issue.
Tuesday and Wednesday nighTs, The ed-
iTors gaThered incoming copy, copyread and
headlined iT, and senT iT To The 'Albion Re-
corder To be prinTed. Thursday aTTernoons,
They read and correcTed The galley and page
proofs aT The prinTer. The newspaper was
prinTed Friday mornings and Then Taken To The
campus To be disTribuTed To The sTudenTs and
TaculTy.
FaculTy advisors were RoberT H. GildarT
and J. Leslie EngsTrom.
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Mr. EngsTrom, Ozenbaugh, busi-
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ALBIONIAN
Work on. The 1962 Albionian began in
The spring of 1961 when picTures of spring
evenTs were Taken. Cover and Theme ideas
were decided upon during The summer, and
in The Tall, class and club picTures were Taken.
PicTures received from The phoTographer
were cropped, sized, pasTed and Then senT To
The engraver.
ciaTe ediTor.
AT The beginning of The second semesTer,
work on The copy began. The copy was Then
senT To The prinTer. Engraving proofs and copy
proofs were combined To make a dummy from
which The book was prinTed.T The book was
Then senT To The binders in Chicago, and The
Albionians were disTribuTed To The sTudenTs laTe
in May.
Mr. Giidartf MaThews, ediTor, Neil- 1
son, sporTs editor, Bikfasy, asso- '
ALBIONIAN
Lefler, business manager, Mr. Eng-
sTrom, Hallbauer, assistant busi-
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Composed of two representatives from
INTERFRATERNITY
COUNCIL I
FRONT ROW: Hunt, secretary,
Hammond, treasurer, Warner, pres-
ident, Kingsley, vice-president, EI-
vvell.
BACK ROW: Snyder, Woodburne
Davison, Sagendort, Clemo, Bol-
PANHELLENIC COUNCIL
FRONT ROW: Hunsicker, DeShon
treasurer, Derwick, secretary, Beh
rens, president, Diller, vice-presi
dent, Hendrick, Hutchings.
BACK ROW: Phillips, Parmelee
LaRowe, Chapman, M., Tiossem
Heppner, Hutt, Miller, N.
panhellenlc council
each ot AIbion's eight sororities, the Panhel-
lenic council co-orrdfinates the work ot the
sororities and makes all rules regarding rush.
After much debate this year, the group de-
cided to retain matriculation rush instead of be-
ginning deterred rush.
The council gave money to the Foreign
Student committee as its philanthropic proiect
tor the year. One ot the yeaf's main social
events, the Panhellenic ball was sponsored by
the group.
mterfratermty cbunql
The IFC Ball was highlighted by the Play-
mates and The Johnny Harberd band. Cora
Lynne Final was chosen Greek Goddess. Dur-
ing the spring, IFC ran the first Oil Can Der-
by Il
Consisting of two members ot each tra-
ternity on campus, the IFC continued to eval-
uate and revise constitution and rushing rules.
They also helped to initiate the .plan ot hang-
ing traternity and sorority paddles in the stu-
dent center.
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FRONT ROW: Croll, Budnik, MacFarlane, Mathews, R.,
Barrett, D., Dunn, R., Hall, R. M., Teichman, Kilby.
SECOND ROW: MacMorran, Ashley, Hanson, Ladd,
Megregian, Harley, Rasmussen, Aves, Williams, N.,
David, Ketrow.
BACK ROW: Huebner, Clark, T. C., Leach, Madill, J.
L., Gruel, Titley, McDonald, D., Dana, Shick, Ulmanis,
Kapnick, Peele. ,
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FRONT ROW: Martin, R., Rise, Kirkland, T., Kingsley
J., president, Mrs. Whitney, Yeomans, treasurer, Clute
Jones, M. A., Andrews.
SECOND ROW: Tinker, Lightbody, J., Budd, Surns
Hutson, Porter, J., Forshew, Kinder, Smith, R. A.
Smith, R. R., Smith, A., vice-president.
BACK ROW: Clark, E. S., Gould, F., Budde, Rose
T., Watt, Boyes, Harris, W., Silcox, Camen, Molner
Yearger, J.
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The ATO's began the year's activities with
Black-Foot White-Foot held with the Sigma
Nu's at the Duck Lake Country Club. At Christ-
mas time, they had a party tor underpriv-
ileged children.
The group vvas in second place scholas-
tically among the fraternities this year. Other
activities included tiresides, Parents' day in
May, desserts with sororities, and TGIF par-
ties.
The Spring formal was held at the Hol-
iday Inn in Jackson.
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FRONT ROW: WalTers, DenTon, Gass, J. H., Garlick, Ma-
honey, Henderson, Johnston, Schmidf, J. H.
SECOND ROW: Wilcox, W., Pixley, Cannon, Swingle,
Spagnoli, Lepard, P., Voorheis, Houseman, D., Shepherd
D. C.
BACK ROW: Caswell, SexTon, ToTTen, A., Wise, RoeTman
Cameron, C., Hagedorn, Adams, D., Meinke, Meinig.
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BOTTOM PICTURE
FRONT ROW: Schulke, Emery, Richardson, R., Mrs. Mason,
Linr, Smith, J., Hetler, McAllister.
SECOND ROW: Jones, M. P., Danford, Kelly, M. L., Van
Aelsf, Hosley, Goodnovv, Packard, Ransford, Richardson,
W. H., Elwell.
BACK ROW: Alobort, D., Hallloauer, Marsh, W., Beagle,
Shudark,Wiler, Lampinen, Chalk.
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The DelT Sigs held Their Tall formal aT
The Embers in HolT. They also had Their an-
nual ChrisTmas parTy vviTh KD's Tor underprivi-
leged children.
They Took Third place in The quarTeT sing
and second place in The inTerTraTerniTy song
TesT.
Their spring dinner dance was held aT
The Hayes horel in Jackson, OTher acTixiTies
included The annual parenls day, desseris xxirh
sororiTies, and house parties.
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TOP PICTURE
FRONT ROW: Northway, Lucas, Soderquist, Rank, Wheeler, J.,
Walton, J., Fox, J., Johnson, G., Phelps.
SECOND ROW: Lacey, Hart, Vore, McDowell, McCadie, Pant-
lind, Gardner, Meade, Guenther, Walton, D., Baker, J. T.
BACK ROW: Wheeler, S., Boehlke, Low, House, Brooks, Ackles,
Hill, Strand, Beers.
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New Year Eve's party This year. Katherine
Murdick was crowned Delt sweetheart at The
annual Black-White Tormal at The Holiday lnn
in Jackson. T
Spring events included The annual pledge
Tormal in April and a rock and roll party with
The Sigma Nu's in May.
Other activities included desserts and TGIF
parties with sororities, and The Spring Parent's
Day.
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FRONT ROW: Williams, J., Braun, Schetters, vice-president, Wells
H., treasurer, Osgood, president, Mrs. Seymour, Kinsley, Kurtz
Clark, T. C., Heftner.
SECOND ROW: Grimshavv, Wheelerf' S., Haines, H., Guenther
Krause, Hornie, Clemo, Brown, K., Goudie, Martin, J., Russell
J., Catto, Schultz, T., Portman, Dodenhoff.
BACK ROW: Clausen, Curts, Seymour, Wells, T. C., Tellman
Lauppe, McClurg, Curtis, K., Harrold, Helpap, Abbott, J., Mc
Cracken, Nye, Andreae.
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FRONT ROW: Christensen, R., Fox, T., Makowsky, Coe
Heiman, Early, B.
SECOND ROW: Marshall, J. W., Coggon, McMillin
Rathburn, Foss, J., Blair, Mclver, Betwee, Maibauer
Marshall, J. B., McMillin.
THIRD ROW: Graul, Willis, L., Walker, H., Biddulph
Hansz, Woodworth, Butler, LaVanway, Meyn, N., Sleight,
D., Montgomery, Fox, R., Padgett, T., Dahl, Lott.
BACK ROW: Cooley, J., Shoemaker, Sayre, Gray, Mun
son, Roller, Lepard, J., Schott, Vander Weg, Taylor,
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BOTTOM PICTURE
FRONT ROW: Carmody, Green, J., Bremer, W. M.,
Fischer, R. W., Schulze, Findley, J., Bremer, W. H.,
Cheney.
SECOND ROW: Willis, P., Long, J., Noble, D., Dalzell,
Davison, Springer, Conner, Rademacher.
TOP ROW: Padgett, J., Holmes, Jacobus, Dunn, J., Roe,
O'Brien, Duetting, Olsson, Munger.
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Sigma Chi activities, as they won the scholar-
ship trophy and the scholarship improvement
trophy tor the second semester ot '60-'oi and
also tour national Sigma Chi scholarship
awards.
Linda Cooper was named sweetheart ot
Sigma Chi at the annual Sweetheart hall held
at the Holiday lnn in Jackson.
The Sigma Chi Derby day was the start-
er ot the pig three day week-end in the
spring. The spring formal was held at the
Charlotte Country club, preceded hx' a steal.
roast at Wilder's Creek park.
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FRONT ROW: Bloomquist, Spencer, D. V., Metzger, Bailey,
Kordon, VanDam, Deardortf, Fleming, T.
SECOND ROW: Bohannon, Ellertsen, Harris, G., Lapekas,
Fleming, J., Worthy, Valluzzo, Bennett.
BACK ROW: Searles, Smock, B., Papentus, R., Rice, Rich,
Galloway, K., Shafer, G. M., Combs, Bommarito, Neal.
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fraternity was The guest speaker at The Sigma
Nu Alumni dinner on homecoming weekend.
Also in the Tall, The Sigma Nu's initiated a
weekly lecture series aT Their house.
The annual Black-Foot, White-Foot was
held with The ATO's aT The Duck Lake Coun-
try club. Dr. Swan played Santa Claus aT a
Christmas party given Tor underprivileged chil-
dren oT Albion.
The Scholarship Improvement Trophy was
won by The Sigma Nu's Tor The Tirst semester
OT 'ol-'62 Debbie Hutchings was named
sweetheart of Sigma Nu aT The White Star
Tormal aT The Hayes hotel in Jackson.
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FRONT ROW: Snyder Harrison, M., Palermo, J., Mrs. Daley
Terrell, Cooley, D., Cramer, W., Stewart, D.
SECOND ROW: .WrighT, Martens, Neilson, Royer, T., Ship
man, Hora, Morgan, Hunt, Champe, Zimmerman, D.
Porter, W'.
BACK ROW: McNally, J., Gorton, Rivers, Groom, Elsener
G., Rulapaugh, Waler, B., Dragon, Blakeman, Marsh, D., Lutz
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FRONT ROW: Lauderbach, Fletcher, Valinet, Ormsby, Luding-
ton, Fitch, J., Waggoner, T., Lawrence, J., Cook, J.
SECOND ROW: Geisler, Cole, N., Canfield, Thomas, J., Moon
Hubinger, March, N., Mielke, Lindblad, Schorman, Matrin, F.
Lee, R., Harrington, Ohlmann, Clark, S.
BACK ROW: Zarrilli, Smith, L., Hart, Shannon, Nester, Hargrove,
Maccabee, P., Schmidtke, Emerick, C., Maxwell, R., Groehn
Tallman.
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FRONT ROW: Nott, D., H'oT1es,' S., Maxtield, Sealy, Green, D.,
Mrs. Katz, French, president, Dickerson, Smith, D., Judey,
Boyer.
SECOND ROW: Utterback, Galoehart, H. E., Grisdale, Haines,
P., Robinson, F., Hendry, Eastwood, Gabehart, H. V., Sagen-
dorf, Barks, Spolar, Franseth, Dean, Beck, Rubenstein.
BACK ROW: Schneider, Fritz, Brown, J., Platt, Peters, K. E.,
Allan, Bacon, Hall, R. S., Bentley, H., Hames, Murray, R.,
Hathaway, R. J., Rogers.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon won the Homecoming
house decorations, and their tall tormal was
held at the Hart hotel in Battle Creek.
At Christmas, the TKE's gave a Christmas
party tor underprivileged children. They took
second place in the quartet sing and won the
scholarship trophy tor the tirst semester.
The year ended with the winning ot the
Phi Mu Alpha songtest, a Roaring Twenties
houseparty, and the Spring Dinner dance held
at the Battle Creek Country club.
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FRONT ROW: Ragle, Treasurer, SmiTh, M. G., secreTary, EschTruTh, Knickerbocker, L., presidenT, Mrs. RoberTs, Pohlman, Mansfield, vice-
presidenT, Brinker.
SECOND ROW: Wang, Seve-ner, Hoag, Parsons, F., Miller, E. E., Fennimore, Mignotg Elzy, Johannides, Hukfalag Clason,Ash1ori.
Goodrich Club began Their social acTivi-
Ties in The Tall vviTh a hayride and barn parTy.
AT ChrisTmas Time They gave a parTy Tor Un-
derprivileged boys of Albion.
A musTache parTy was anoTher highlighi
OT GC's social program where a prize was
given Tor The besT musTache. '
ln The spring They held Their formal aT
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Chi Omega was The Pledge formal held with
The Alpha Xi's aT The VFW hall in Marshall.
AT Christmas Time The Alpha Chi's held
Their annual parTy for needy children of
Albion.
alpha Chl omega Albion's chapter was especially honored
To host over 300 other Befa chapTer members
and national officers aT a 75Th Anniversary
dinner in May. , '
A Dinner dance at The Hotel Hayes in
Jackson and ParenT's day concluded spring
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ALPHA CHI OMEGA
FRONT ROW: Huff, Lewis, C., Sellers, J., Polderman, recording secretary, Purdo, treasurer, Sarchet, first vice-president, Tilman, president,
Murdick, second vice-president, Bentley, S., corresponding secretary, Crane, C., Gass, J. E., Rouse, Daily.
SECOND ROW: Diller, Everman, Noble, C., Kwis, Powell, Starr, Moyer, Newcomer, Sorokin, Wells, Schreiber, Spanenberg, Wagoner, Peck-
ham, Madison, Punches, Skinkle, Carter, J. A., Parsons, N., Clime, Black, M.
THIRD ROW: Lewis, K., Findley, C., Knickerbocker, S., Watts, M. E., Hoenle, Fuller, Littleton, D., Hathaway, S., Timmons, Maharg, Wha'
len, Payne, Rosendall, Gresham, Woodburn, Ott, McKinnis.
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in Their new lodge. ParenT's day and an all-
campus open house provided opporTuniTies
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The Tall Pledge Tormal was held aT The
VFW building in BaTTle Creek wiTh The DelTa
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Tau Kappa Epsilon Tor The needy children of
Albion and a ChrisTmas Tree decoraTing daTe
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FRONT ROW: Derwick, Ruhly, McNally, Treasurer, Decou, Evans, C., vice-presidenff Wareham, S., pre-Sidenif Reed, J., McNally, R., Corre-
sponding secretary, Lyons, Ranck, Davis, J. A
SECOND ROW: Treynor, Sanderson, Sibley, secretary, Briggs, Harlan: l'lellSTI'Omi CGFTGF, K-7 VVlll0U9l'1lOYi Pederson: PBSTOF, B-i NlHf'l0i
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Pledge Tormal held aT The V.F.VV. hall in Mar-
shall vviTh The Alpha Chi's.
For The second year in a row, a DG was
chosen The SweeThearT of Sigma Chi. This year
The honor wenT To Linda Cooper of Kalama-
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OTher acTiviTies included The annual TooT-
loall desserT, The bride's Tea, ParenTs' day and
The Seniorpicnic. The girls also read.To a
blind alum and enTerTained'TraTerniTies aT cof-
Tee's aT The lodge.
The annual Spring dinner dance was held
aT The HarT hoTel in BaTTle Creek.
DELTA GAMMA
FRONT ROW: Quirkf Carfer, E., recording secretaryp Hunsickery Black, H.g Rose, E.p Behrens, presidentf Meader, vice-presidentg Heardg
Bradnerg Lemke, corresponding secretaryg Norfh, Treasurer.
Egsgvslll? EISZNQVESI I-Pggliii GoT'rschallf Towellg Oswald, E.f CaTTellp Burtp Meriwetherg Fitzgeraldp Scott, .l.f Manningg Hodgesf Cooper, L.:
BACK ROW- Laycock- Goodsell- Pefers K S' Lehman Marquis Maginniss Graham K Nl' Sl 'cl ,I M I
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ties with their fall formal held at The Elks'
Temple in Battle Creek.
Other activities included desserts with fra-
ternities, date nights, and the annual Parents'
day. Valentines Day was festive with a Dad's
day at the Parker lnn. Carpet parties were
held on Wednesday afternoons with each so-
rority.
The spring formal was held at the VFW
hall in Marshall. The sorority also sponsored
its annual Ugly Man Contest among the fra-
ternities and donated proceeds to the Foreign
Students' fund. '
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FRONT ROW C .ns C Phillips Haughey. Jerome D Johnson J vlcepresudent Emeric president Price Purslow treasurer
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The Fall Tormal was The highlighT of Tall
acTiviTies Tor The TheTa's This year. Two SmarT-
ie parTies were also held honoring Those girls
wiTh high scholasTic averages.
AT ChrisTmas Time, There was a lodge
shower and a DecoraTion parTy. LaTer in The
year, The TheTa's Took second place in The an-
nual song hTesT.
OTher acTiviTies included Dad's day, Par-
enTs' day, daTe nighTs, and The Spring formal.
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FRONT ROW: Goodwillie, Steck, Nutt, Nleriam, Nyerges, Kemp, Oakley, Smith, S., Davis, M.
SECOND ROW: Kischer, Norton, TuFFord, recording secretary, Fairgrieve, corresponding secreTary, Baumgartner, vice-president, Grind-
staFF, president, Penhaligen, Van Camp, Treasurer, Ferguson, J., Rock, N., Shiere, Hotchkiss, J.
THIRD ROW: Rumsey, Shanneffe, Howe, P., Bitzer, Gherardini, He ner, Nov k- N' ll- R b h
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FOURTH ROW: Williams, M., VanLoo, Christl, Engfer, Walker, S., OTTo, P., Rock, G., Evans, S., Mui' h, J., Diloble, Zimmerman, J. A.:
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activities with the Fall Pledge formal at the
Hart Hotel in Battle Creek. The night before
the formal, a date night was held in the new-
ly remodeled lodge.
The KD's and the Delta Sigma Phi's spon-
sored a Christmas party for the underprivi-
leged children of Albion.
Spring activities included an Alumni din-
ner, the Spring dinner dance at the Holiday
lnn in Jackson, Parents' day, and a picnic for
the track team. s. '
With a '2.l'T. grade average for the first
semester of the year, the sorority proudly
won the scholarship trophies for the highest
sorority scholastic average and the highest
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KAPPA DELTA
FRONT ROW: Miller, S. J., Mueller, Mitchell, Bratzler, Greenwood, Stokes, secretary, Fleming, L., vice-president, Youker president Whit
man, treasurer, Sobolik, assistant treasurer, Dunwoodie, Faller, Black, E.
SECOND ROW: DeShon, Gabehart, D., Clark, S. G., Fraser, J., Reed, V., Glasser, Meeks, Smith, R. J., Braford, Taup Transue McFarlane
Skagerburg, Harshaw, Moltzau, Pugh, Sedrick, Zabinski.'
THIRD ROW: Kleinert, Hammink, Harger, Otto, N., Cunningham, Brubaker, Pigott, Anderson, Schoenhals, West, J. Nlarshall L Austin
E., Nicula, Maynard, J., McDowell, J., Van Wagnen, Aishton, Weber, M., Scutt.
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fall formal held at The Cascades in Jackson.
AT Christmas Time They had a party aT The
home of President and Mrs. Norris, and The
girls also provided a Merry Christmas for an
Albion needy family.
Kathy Baselle, Hillsdale freshman, was
chosen dorm queen aT The dance, Cupid
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Spring activities included parties with fra-
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FRONT ROW: Stiff, Tiossem, Blomgren, Mayer, Young, recording secretary, Boeke, corresponding secretary, Brown, L., president, Hamp
ton, Nott, treasurer, Maples, Parmelee, Meyn, Reinoehl.
SECOND ROW: Capper, Miller, G. S., McKinsey, Becker, C., Gliessman, Patton, N., Maynard, M., Krengel, Grove, Hotchkiss, G., Len:
Norris, ROFF, Pratt, Gardner, McDonald, G., Cramer, M. A., Marcy.
THIRD ROW: Stafford, Shields, Sellhorn, Baselle, Luther, Ball, Burns, Rollent, MacDonald, Maynard, A., Cochran, Wriqht, M., Peckover
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The best sorority float in The Homecoming
parade. They also vvon The activities cup for
The Third semester in a row.
Other fall activities included The pledge
formal aT The Hart hotel in Battle Creek, The
annual dessert with The cross-country Team,
and a Christmas party given by The iuniors.
Cora Lynne Final, ZeTa's candidate, was
chosen Greek Goddess aT The IFC ball.
Spring activities included Parents' day,
senior farewell, date night, and The annual
spring formal -held aT The Elk's Club in Battle
Creek.
ZETA TAU ALPHA
FRONT ROW, Patton V, Boyden. Wagner- Barry, Bogart, vice president Couse president Dougherty recording secretary Uhrie treas
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SECOND ROW: Dorsey, Neukon, Reis, Naylor, Bartlett, Boy Sine 9
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FRONT ROW: Methner,. G.,'-Moore, M., Clute, Smith, R. R., Springer, Hoag, Rise, Gould, F., Madill, J. B., Shurmur, J., Christiansen,
D. L.
SECOND ROW: Galloway, C., Sagendorf, Elzy, Richard, S., Elsener, G., Methner, T., Barrett, D., Dunn, R., Knickerbocker, L., Hornus,
Porritt, Willis, Clausen.
THIRD ROW: Lapinski, Salisbury, Bostrom, Chandler, Elsener, J., Makowsky, Kime, Blakeman, Martens, Bommarito, Worthy, Thompson,
Yeager, R. '
FOURTH ROW: Shafer, G., Downs, Adamson, Clinger, Dana, Shick, Ogood, Esperti, Walton, Hora, Livingston, Gorton, DeGrazia.
BACK ROW: Madill, J. L., Ulmanis, Peele,x Gardner, R., Neal, Wallis, Wiethoff, Spencer, D. C., Teeter, Mr. Jones, Mm Kareck, Mr. Shur-
mur, Mr. Fraser.
football !
For the third time in the last four years, the
Albion College football squad chalked up the
MIAA title in the '61 season. The team racked up
a perfect 8-O record and was the only undefeated
eleven in the state.
In addition to the fine team performance,
many honors were bestowed upon individual mem-
bers. End Gary Methner, guard Joe Shurmur, quar-
terback Frank Gould, halfback Ray Hoag, and full-
back J. B. Elzy all were selected as all-MIAA of-
fensive team members. Britons on the defensive
platoon of the squad included Shurmur, guard Milt
Moore, tackle Terry Methner, and safetyman Bob
Porritt.
The Michigan small college all-state also includ-
ed Gould, Elzy, Hoag, Shurmur, and Gary Methner.
Elzy was also selected to the Methodist all-Ameri-
can team. Shurmur was voted the most valuable
player in the MIAA and was named to the second
team of the small college all-American team. Co-
captain Dale Springer became the first small col-
lege student ever to be awarded the Red Blaik
Fellowship award.
The Britons will surely feel the absence of
eight graduating seniors who ended their collegi-
ate careers in l9ol. They are Dale Springer, .lon
Rise, Monte Clute, Gary Methner, Tom Sagendort,
Bob Smith, Ray Hoag, and Milt Moore.
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15 Kalamazoo O '
26 Hope 14
35 Anderson 6
13 Olivei O 1 1
28 Ferris 6
21 Alma 12 6
35 Adrian 17
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FRONT ROW: Mick, Chandler, Blech, DeGrazia, GroaT, Grundman, Blossom, PraTT, L., Meinke, manager.
BACK ROW: Mr. Dempsey, Sirrine, Pylesp McDonald, P., Clark, C., Vandraiss, Papenfus, J., Camen, SleighT, D., Cooley, J., Terrell
basketball
For The second sTraighT season, The BriTon
cagers posTed an overall record of 9-12. However,
Their improved 7-5 record in MIAA compeTiTion en-
abled Them To move up one noTch in The sTand-
ings, finishing TourTh. '
The BriTons were led by Co-CapTains Denny
GroaT and Adolph Grundman, who are also The
only Two graduaTing seniors on This year's squad.
GroaT placed Third in MIAA scoring and was named
The Team's mosT valuable player for The second
sTraighT year.
The Team seemed To maTure Towards The end
of The campaign and should be a real TiTIe confend-
er during The i962-'63 season.
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Albion Opponent
57 Wooster 72
l Adrian 6 O Ctorteitj
64 Concordia 72
68 Wheaton 81
62 Manchester 82
75 Earlham 46
84 Calvin 68
69 Bluffton 49
70 Olivet 60
72 Hope 92
61 Kalamazoo 77
59 Concordia 77
83 Alma 63
90 Adrian 63
73 Eastern Michigan University 80
76 Hope - 93
74 Olivet 68 '
42 Kalamazoo 69
72 Aquinas 76
73 Calvin
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FRONT ROW: Hoag, Bowers, Pincoe, W., Sisson, Senko, Fausch, Papentus, J.
SECOND ROW: Mr. Fraser, Ludwig, Sprandel, D., Willias, Shoskey, Reynolds, Knickerbocker, L., DeGrazia.
THIRD ROW: Ketrow, Porritt, Christiansen, D. L., Sprandel, D., Nye, Methner, G., Smith, R. R., Grundman.
FOURTH ROW: Mathews, R., Thompson, Richardson, W. P., Althouse, Lindblad,Ghilani, Richarson,.:'l?,. '
BACK ROW: Gray, Smith, L., Steinacker, Blair, Ashley.
baseball
By finishing third with a 7-5 record the T961
Briton baseball squad moved up a place in the
MIAA. ln respect to their overall record, the Brit-
ons also improved with a TO-TO record.
The T961 season marked the ends ot collegi-
ate careers tor Co-Captains Bud Bowers and Bill
Pincoe, Roger Fausch, Skip Sisson, and Larry Senko.
Britons Skip Sisson and Claire were named to
the all-MIAA nine. at second base and outfield po-
sitions. Freshman pitcher Gary Ketrow was named
the team's most valuable player.
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Carson-Newman 4
Carson-Newman 5
Tennessee Tech. 5
Hanover 3
Wayne State 5
Michigan State University T6
Michigan State University 4
Adrian O
Adrian 2
Kalamazoo T2
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Calvin 4
University of Detroit
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FRONT ROW: Brinker, Berndt, Minnich, Clarke, C. C., Elzy, Hurst, W., Montgomery, Hanes, Larson, Woodburne.
SECOND ROW: Mr. Polk, Rise, Osgood, Hurst, G., Ferguson, J. L., Montgomery, H., Mills, Kreider, Vandraiss, Sagendort, Graybill, M.,
Madill, Judd, Prill.
BACK ROW: Grimshaw, Rathloun, Worthy, Ritterson, Conwell, Holmes, A., Jones, J., Barrett, Porter, Jacobus, Wheeler, Riley, Vorce.
The T961 Briton track team staged a come-
back and moved up three notches to finish second
in the MIAA. Overall the Britons were 6-3.
The season ot 1961 ended the collegiate ca-
reers ot harriers Jim Krieder, Nelson Mills, Harry
Montgomery, Bruce Berndt, Gail Hurst, Wilbur
Hurst, John Jones, Don Judd, and Butch Larson.
Harry Montgomery was named the team's most
valuable player by his teammates.
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Albion
T05 Olivet
l l2V2 Adrian
51 Oberlin
87 Alma
77Vs Manchester
80 Kalamazoo
63 Calvin
5O Wheaton
91 Va Hope
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FRONT ROW: Montgomery: Aloellp Cooley, J.p Gorhamp Vorce.
BACK ROW: Smith, R.p Brinkerg Shoemakerp Handy Wenzy PaTTersonf Conwellg Mr. Dempsey.
Cl'0SS
By Taking second place in The MIAA The 1961
Albion college Thinclads repeaTed Their 1960 finish.
Overall, The squad was 8-1, losing only To league
champion Calvin.
CapTain, Charles Gorham and Charlie PaTTerson
ended Their collegiaTe campaigns wiTh The 1961
season. Mike Conwell was selecTed The mosT val-
uable player on The squad.
country
1961 Cross CounTry Recorcl
Albion Opponent
23 Jackson J. C. 38
28 Ohio Wesleyan 29
21 Kalamazoo 34
27 Hope 32
46. Calvin 32
27 Chicago 28
18 Alma 40
18 Adrian 45
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FRONT ROW: Hector, Malibauer, Blamyp PanTlind, Munson, FiTch, Russell, Smith, M. H.
BACK ROW: Mr. Shurmur, Kifcheng Kapnick, Bremer, W. M., Rowan, Taylor, J., Kirkland, T., PlaTTf Horner.
swimming
The T961 season proved To be an oTT-year Tor
FriTz Shurmur's men as They posTed a 5-6 record.
CapTain .lim Russell was voTed The Team's mosT
.valuable player and was re-elecTed capTain Tor The
T962 campaign.
Swimmers ending Their collegiaTe careers were
Tom Kirkland and STeve PlaTT. As This small num-
ber oT losses indicaies, The BriTons will have loTs of
experience To build on nexT year vviTh a greaT
amounT oT iT Tied up in The Treshman and sopho-
more classes.
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Albion Opponent
46 CenTral Michigan University 49
5l Valparaiso ' 44
38 Ohio Wesleyan 57
55 Wayne STaTe 40
34 KenT STaTe 61
52 Slippery Rock 42
28 WesTern Michigan UniversiTy 62
42 DePauw 53
20 Kenyon 75
49 CenTral Michigan UniversiTy 46
49 Ball STaTe 46
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Albion Opponent
Kalamazoo 13
12 Eastern Michigan University 4
3 Aquinas 13
8V2 Hope - 7V2
8172 Olivet 7172
8V2 Alma 7V2
9 Calvin 7
3 Eastern Michigan University 13
13 Adrian 3
The 1961 golf squad posted a. 5-1 record in
MIAA competition to place second in the MIAA.
The year was highlighted by Captain Dave Krause's
medalist honors in the annual league meet at Kal-
amazoo. Overall, the team posted a creditable 6-3
record.
GOLF
FRONT ROW: Curtis: MacFarlane:
Krause: Rank.
SECOND ROW: Willey: Kelly, M:
Druim: Hookvvay: Munger: Han-
son: Kilby: Dr. Pollard.
BACK ROW: Utterback: Waggoner,
T.: Harrison, B.: Valluzzo: Hugg-
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tennis
1961 Tennis Record
Albion - Opponent
9 University of Detroit 9
5 Alma ' 2
1 Calvin 6
7 Aquinas 2
2 Adrian 5
7 Olivet O
1 Kalamazoo' 6
2 Hope 5
3 Eastern Michigan University 6
An overall record of 3-6 was posted by the
1961 Albion College tennis squad. It improved its
league record to 2-4 but still was forced to settle
for fifth place in the MIAA.
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FRONT ROW: Brown, D.: Holmes
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Bailey: Lucas: Hand.
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FRONT ROVV: Ruemele, Wagoner
T captain, Oswald.
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to the football championship and many basket-
ball victories this year. The cheerleaders were
chosen in the tall by a committee of students
and faculty on the basis ot pep, ability, and
poise.
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tation week, the cheerleaders acquainted the
new students with the school yells. Spirit
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FRONT ROW: Miss Duff, Bratzler
secretary, Maples, vice-president
Lewis, C., president, Dunwoodie
treasurer, Miss Beese, Miss Dunn
SECOND ROW: Aishton, Sampson
Y o u lc e r, Skagerberg, Wagoner,
Woods, Dick, Keyes, K., Faller
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VanCamp, Parsons, N., Schreiber
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bowling tournament.
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marathon swim, all inter-sorority athletic com-
petition and concessions at home games. Out-
standing members were honored at a banquet
in the spring.
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library and extracurricular and social activities
Christian Enrollment - 1400
Coeducational Able Faculty
Liberal Arts Excellent Equipment
Four-Year Moderate Cost
A College of Distinguished Alumni
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Marian Clark Corwin, '35 Louis W. Norris, President, Albion College Robert W. Freligh, '47, President
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