Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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0-.f Franklyn Bailey A resident of Adrian, Frank or h sical education 'Buls. i8 G P Y major. He entered college this spring, after serving 25 months in the South Paciiic as a corporal .in es He was on Bougaxn the Marin . ' ' Guam and Iwo ville. West GQOTQIC. lima. but prefers the Adrian climate to any. f Rl J Carolyn Baker This young lady comes to us trom Tipton, Michigan. Carolyn is a member of the W.A.A. When she 'th her studies concem- isn't busy wi ing Home Economics she is either at her position in the Commercial Sav- in s Ba nk or enjoying a tew 9 'th one oi her moments of leisure wi - hobbies. either drawing or an out- door sport. Robert N. Ball Bob taught a rural school in Vir- ginia, was a missionary in India and Brazil, and served his country in the Qucrterlnuster Corps before entering Adrian College. He is studying the techniques of teaching high school education. Bob a mem- ber oi the Major Cole group and Chaplain of the local American Legion. comes from Roanoke, Vir- ginia. Barbara Barrett Barbara, a future nurse, comes to from Ponitac Michigan. She is us . a member ot the Red Cross as a ' ' d t the Volunteer Nurses Aid an o W.l-LP.. She plans to enter a school of nursing in Chicago next fall. In time Barbara likes to draw her spare . and play recordings. Here we see her taking lite easy in Mac Lodge. Iames Bates Can you top this? Yes, lim can keep us laughing, but he also can keep us thinking. His occupational plan is the rural ministry and he is sewing as associate student pastor of the West Adrian Church. He is a Student Council member, cochair- man of the C.C.F. worship commit- tee, and member of Major Cole. He came from Madison, Wisconsin be- cause he liked Adrian's small size and democratic Chriman spirit. 4 'S Harold W. Baughey om the city of Adrian comes ' who is majoring in English. LlAfter two years oi foreign service pilot in the Air Corps he still ' wants to make flying a career. He Q? came to Adrian because, as he says it is his home town college

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l f 5 , DJJ W g I 4,0 Zwffb ' WL e - , ,NP- CE Hs Zi? 7-ze.-ulmen P15 -11-'- ..---3 Charles Albertson Charlie hails from Dowagiac, Michigan, which sounds somewhat like Dogpatch so he is known as Li'l Abner and Margaret Stutsman as Daisy May. Charlie just re ceived his discharge from the army after serving sixteen months in Eng- land. France. and Gemiany. He was in service for three years. Majoring in mathematics he hopes to be a civil engineer. Naoma L. Ambs This young lady comes to us from Colon, Michigan and is major- ing in music. Naoma is a member ot C.C.F. and Alpha Delta Chi. She plans to teach music in high school after graduation from college. In her leisure hours, Naoma enjoys hiking. .3 f .I L- ' '. pi., 1..- . ., ,ij 'H' Maxson Andrews 1 Max comes from West Branch where he was active in Methodist Youth Fellowship work. Now you'l1 find him lugging vegetables from the basement for the Co-op 01' swinging a paint bmah or hammer tor Dorothy lean Bacon Edinville, Michigan has sent us lean. She is majoring in elementary education. lean is a member of the W.A.A. and the Co-op. lean's hob- bies are sewing and cooking and her favorite subject is Mathematics. As her work project. lean is engaged as janitor of Downs Hall. Charles Badura When his discharge papers came, Chuck gladly gave up his staff ser- geant's stripes to be a plain civil- ian after three years in the Air Corps. He is majoring in political science and history and plans to be a teacher. He spends much ot his time in the press as an apprentice printer.

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Y' Frances Bellgraph Sparta, Michigan sends us Fran- ces. Frances is engaged in a busi- ness course and wants to do steno- graphic or secretarial work when she graduates. She is a member of the W.A.A. .ln her spare time, Fran likes to read, dance, or participate in an active sport. She is an em- ployee of Mrs. Spaur in the Public Relations Office. who hails from Battle Creek belongs to the Chi Psi sorority. W.A.A., and the Co-op. Her major in music leads her to play in the string ensemble. You no doubt have seen her working in the library as one ot Miss Pierce's assistants on the self-help program. Sarah Berkhouse Byesville, Ohio. is Sarah's home. She belongs to the W.A.A., and she works on the Co-op and lor Mr. Paschal. Sarah says that she will probably be majoring in home eco- nomics. Her impromptu comedy causes a riot wherever she goes. Nobody has more tun out ol lite than Sarah. Eugene Betz A trumpet man, Gene plans to have his own dance band some day. He's a music major from Bliss- tield. Gene was in the European theater with the Army. He likes to dance, and makes a good show- ing on the dance floor. -F of rjatiiii 'I-r-A Donc1TdABleaxri ' LQ.,,,t.3 Don comes direct from the army to Adrian. He lives in Grand Rapids and likes to travel, dramat- ics, and people. He likes Adrian because it is a small school. He hasn't decided what he'l1 major in yet. Dorothy Bowen Comment allez-vous or Como esta usted would be Dot's way of greeting you. A student oi French and Spanish, she comes from Pal- myra, Michigan, likes dancing, and is a member of the French Club. Dot lives off campus, commuting be- tween school and home.