Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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C1 Q. SPANISH CLUB FRONT Row: Jefferson, Knuth, secretary, Kniskern, president, M. McDonald, vice president, D. Adams, treas- urer, Miss Henninger. BACK Row: N. Olsen, Knudsen, Lafer, Peck, Westerman, Dr. Keller, N. Patrick, Jerome, J. Hall, Clucas, Karnok. French Club Le Cercle Francais this year had a variety of programs to try to increase its members, knowl- edge of French life, people and customs. Activities of the club included a Christmas party, a panel discussion, records, slides, and talks on France. The chief purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for conversation in French. l L Spanish Club During this year the Spanish Club received a first hand report on Mexico as seen by the stu- dent, from Karel Knudsen, Charlotte Knuth, and Linda Wilcox. Jose Anadon, freshman student from Chile, presented a talk on Christmas in his native land. Brazil and the Portuguese language, a Latin American banquet, and a PanAmerican celebra- tion were three other highlights of the club's ac- tivities, which ended with a spring picnic in Vic- tory park. l FRENCH CLUB FRONT Row: Stokes, New- ing, Reinoehl, Kipp, Bratz- ler, L. Fleming. SECOND Row: Emeric, N. Kay, sec- retary, Ainstutz, vice presi- dent, Paige, president, Ray- mond, treasurer, Ehrhart- Dr. Keller. THIRD Row: Flocke, Ford, Nelson, Se- kera, M. Mathews, R. Mc- Nally, LaRiviere, L. McNal- ly, S. Bowers. BACK Row: Angove, Brandenburg: D. Abbott, S. Matthews, Hoov- erman, Sevener, Long, J, Se- bastian, Manley.

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Campus Religious Council The Campus Religious Council serves to fos- ter those programs which arise from the express- ed needs and interests of the students. It also serves as the coordinating body of the religious organizations on Albionis campus. The Foreign Student program, the World University Service program, the World's Fair project, Faculty Fire- sides and symposiums, Chapel series speakers, and student worship services Were among the pro- grams sponsored by the council this year. CAMPUS RELIGIOUS COUNCIL FRONT Row: Dr. Cheek, Rei- noehlg Pass, presidentg Van- Camp, secretary, Hobe, treas- urer, Ransford. SECOND Row: H. Stevens, M. Wheel- er, J. Elliott, Rodewald, Odleg Flockeg Weston. BACK Row: Berndtg Hardyg S. Baker, W. Richards, J. Sebastian, Pe- ters. Publications Council The publication, finance, distribution, pub- licity, and editorial content of the Albionian, Pleiad, and Campus directory are directed by the Publications Council. This council consists of four students elected by the student body, Dr. Joseph Irwin, Mr. Robert Gildart, and Mr. Leslie Engstrom. This year in addition to the regular business, the council set up the staff for the 1960-61 Cam- pus Directory, a move which should facilitate get- ting the book out earlier next fall. If PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL FRONT Row: Schimmelpfen nig, secretary, V. Hoshal president, S h a r o n Baker BACK Row: Mr. Engstrom, treasurer, Dr. Irwin, Mr. Gil- dart, vice president. .ge E

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, gf M .. f . A .L Q A German Club Der Deutsche Bundv highlighted its activi- ties this year by selling German calendars, hold- ing its traditional German Christmas program, and a spring picnic. The club presented programs through mov- ies, the European travelogs of students Sue Fuller and Richard Hecock, and outside speakers, to try to lwiden students, knowledge of Germany and its cu ture. GERMAN CLUB FRONT Row: M. Sjoholm- a Hanmer, Mertz, Couse, Mc- Cotter, J. A. Wagner, Dadd, P. Eschtruth, N. Hiltz. SEC- oND Row: Bedell, Miss Hen- ninger, Boss, treasurer, R. Karman, vice president, Hor- ton, president, Baxter, corre- sponding secretary, S. Full- er, recording secretary, Cook, Mr. Kobernik, Mr. VanZwo1l. THIRD Row: Eastwood, He- cock, VVhitman, Bankert, Meader, K. Atkins, H. Bent- ley, Keller, Hooverman, S. J. Miller, Hetler, VanCamp, Weston, Edwards. BACK Row: Berndt, Peters, B. Fox, Hoag, Ritter, R. Murray, S. Wagner, D. M. Hines, Boehr- inger, S. L. Baker, W. Rich- ards, J. Brown, Pixley, Springer, Barich. Eta Sigma Phi A trip to the University of Michigan to see Greek and Roman archaeology was the highlight this year of Eta Sigma Phi, national honorary classical fraternity. Eta Sigma Phi this year opened its meetings to all students interested in Classics. Programs of special interest were discussions on Homer's Illiad led by Harley DeLuerere, and Horace led by Mary Shiere. Requirements for membership are a major or minor in the classics department, a 2.0 average in this department, and a 1.5 over-all average. The purpose of Eta Sigma Phi is to gain greater understanding of classical culture and its influence on our contemporary society. ETA SIGMA PHI DeLeurere, secretary, Mr. Bale, Tortelli, president.