Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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C TD Nixon, Cummings, Dr. Sleight, Thomas. Kitsman, Doten. Brock, Plate, Stowe. A representative group, composed of members of the senior, junior, and sophomore classes, the Student Council was formed to act as intermediary between the students and faculty, and to represent student opinion in all campus activities. The Council strives to aid the student body as a whole to sense that through participation and management, Albion college activities will be based on student interests. OFFICERS THOMAS BROCK HARRIE BLEECKER MILDRED PLATE KATHRYN KITSMAN President Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Seniors Harrie Bleecker Thomas Brock Marian Doten Mildred Plate Arthur Dibden MEMBERS Juniors Kathryn Kitsman Frank Renter Doris Stowe Howard Thomas Sophomores Truman Cummings Isabelle Nixon

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Eugene B. Elliott, ' 24; Harold S. Moulton, ' 07; William W. Whitehouse, Prentiss M. Brown, ' II; Smith Burnham, ' 92; Homer Folks, ' 89; F. Ernest Johnson, ' 06; Dorothy Schullian, Charles F. Kraft, Mrs. K. J, Hollinshead, Carroll P. Lahman, Harold Fuller. Seated: Owen R. Lovejoy, ' 91; Albert J. Phillips, ' 21; Mark E. Putnam, ' 10; Marshall R. Reed, ' 14; Frederick A. Russell, ' 08; Mrs. Bessie B. White, 98; Dean Marjorie Hope Nicholson. Frederic S. Goodrich, Arthur H. Harrop, President John L. Seaton, D. M. Gilbert, J. S. Marshall. Albion ' s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, oldest scholastic honor society, was established on November 8, 1940, as the Beta Chapter of Michigan. It is one of 141 chapters in the United States. Dr. Majorie Hope Nicolson, national president of Phi Beta Kappa, presided at the installation at which the same ritual was used that has established chapters in the leading educati onal institutions of the country since its founding at the College of William and Mary in Virginia on December 5, 1776. President John L. Seaton was initiated as the sole foundation member, and thirteen alumni and honorary members were in- ducted at the same time. Those students who excel throughout the entire four years of college work may be chosen members of the society. Elec- tion to Phi Beta Kappa is the highest scholastic honor that can be conferred upon an undergraduate. FACULTY AND ALUMNI MEMBERS Eugene B. Elliott, ' 24 Harold G. Moulton, ' 07 W. W. Whitehouse Prentiss M. Brown Smith Burnham, ' 92 Homer Folks, ' 89 F. Ernest Johnson, ' 06 Dorothy Schullian Charles F. Kraft Mrs. K. J. Hollinshead Carroll P. Lahman Harold Fuller Owen R. Loveioy, ' 91 Albert J. Phillips, Mark E. Putnam, Marshall R. Reed, ' 21 ' 10 Frederick A. Russell, ' 08 Mrs. Bessie B. White, ' 98 Frederic S. Goodrich Arthur H. Harrop President John L. Seaton D. M. Gilbert J. S. Marshall Jane Anderson Thomas Foster Margaret Garred STUDENT MEMBERS Thomas Brock Arthur Dibden Paul Dunn Anne Lois Marie Kinney ichards Page 14

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