Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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ECONOMICS CLUB FRONT Row: Mr. Aris, Boss Grootenhuis, treasurer, Mor- ris, president, S. Warner, vice president, J. Place, sec retary, Dr. Branch. BACK Row: Mr. Engstrom, Fehsen feld, Mclntyreg McDowell, E Conaway, D. E. Hinesg Rom sek, Kleeb, Gillespie, Mr. Polk. Sociology Club The purpose of the Sociology club, composed of students majoring or minoring in sociology, is to discuss and stud ertinent social questions. Each month the clull lias a speaker to discuss a social problem in his particular field. This year the club has been to nearby Starr Commonwealth for dinner. Also a Chicago field trip was made in December to study certain prob- lems confronting metropolitan areas. Economies Club The Economics club, a departmental hon- orary, strives to create further interest in the field of economics, and to gain additional knowledge and experience in this field. Highlightinfg the Economics club program this year were our guest speakers brought to campus. They were Ned A. Kilmer, vice president of the City Bank and Trust Co., Dr. Harold G. Moulton, president of the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., Oliver H. Faaborg of Investors Diversified Services, Inc., Jackson, and Robert B. Bennett, treasurer of Dow Chemical Co. SOCIOLOGY CLUB FRONT Row: Dr. Swan, Bo- veeg Gee, secretary, Clark, president, Breymeyerg Crum, Lamb. BACK Row: Boynton, B. Knight, A. Elliottg R. Schoeng A. Lapham, Kole, Brunsong Ammerman, Boe- keg Stokes, Ravas.

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A 4.8 - Education Club The Education Club is a member of the Stu- dent National Education Association and the Student Michigan Education Association. It pro- vides student teachers with practical experience in Working together. This program covers all phases of elementary and secondary education. Highlighting their program this year was guest speaker, Sarah Zwarensteyen, principal of the Michigan School for the Blind. She brought with her three blind students to demonstrate how to teach the blind. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB FRONT Row: Beattyg Hughes Readg Dorlandg Burns. SEC OND Row: Dr. Hestong Knud seng Gunnerson, secretary Waller, presidentg R. Clark vice presidentg Schelligg Dr McLean. THIRD Row: Roush Brunsong Hinkstong Vander- Laang Christenseng D. Mar- ting Maceronig Lee. BACK Row: Thorneg J. Woodg Carl- song Spencerg Richardg Lambg R. Knapp. EDUCATION CLUB FRONT Row: Throopq E Hemingerg Benseng Burns A. Walterg Stokesg Osterg S Stoneg N. Olseng Koch Corkeg Eaton. SECOND Row: Hundleyg J. Matthewsg B Smithg Hoffa, secretaryg Ste- vermang R. Fleming, treasur- erg Lohrman, presidentg M Miller, vice presidentg J. Al- leng B. Butcherg Moskowg B Martin. THIRD Row: Boehr- : Grifling Pelloweg S. Smith, Peckg Laferg Titusg Schellig, P. J. Millerg Hulbertg B. Stewartg Strongg Henryg Ueh- lingg Readg Weiskopfg A. ingerg Dorlandg Grisinger Lepardg Dinger. BACK Row: Ticeg Bennettg Flockeg C. Curtisg Westermang Lottg J. L. Smithg Wertg Paigeg Rob- leeg P. A. Millerg C. Heming- erg P. Scottg Ottmang Ray- , mondg Ruddg Raeside. Psychology Club The main objective of the Psychology club is to create interest and participation in all aspects of psychology on and off the campus. The club's guest speakers this year were pri- marily recent alumni of Albion college who are now working in state mental institutions. The fall field trip to the Kalamazoo State Mental hos ital was just one of the outside inter- ests sharedp by the club members, Who also co- operated with the Y.M.C.A. in planning some spring trips to other state mental institutions.

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Home Economics Club The purpose of the Home Economics club is to promote a better understanding of home eco- nomics in every day life. This year the group had programs concern- ing the American Home Economics Association and the National Home Economics Association. Other programs included a tour of the Baldwin kitchen, a discussion on the opportunities in home economics in summer jobs and graduate school, a program on the Hat. The group also again sponsored the annual Bride's Tea, and an A Blanket project. For the latter, the girls sewed the A,'s' on the athletic award blankets. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FRONT Row: Petersen, A. Cowles, J. Baker, Rea, Muir, Nott, N. Olsen. SECOND Row: Dr. Morris, Miss Rodg- ers, Craig, secretary, Quirk, president, C. Curtis, vice presiden, Ball, treasurer, B. Hosley, Miss Bowersox. BACK ROW: R. McNally, Behrens, Dinger, Bratzler, Throop, Reinoehl, Schloff, Harmsen, Schellig. Art Club Art Club meetings were highlighted this year by numerous speakers, including one student and one faculty member. Dr. Charles L. Swan, guest speaker at the J an- uary meeting, spoke on Art of the Middle East and India, a sociological study of the subject. James Sampson's A Tramp Through Europev in March called special attention to his experience in1European art galleries and other centers of cu ture. The yearis largest attendance watched Steve Davidek, Flint artist, do two paintings at one time in his program, I Do a Painting. ART CLUB FRONT Row: Gulliver, Yoki A. Cowles, Lyallg Ottman. SECOND Row: Mr. Leach Mr. Stewart, Pardington, president, Streit, secretary J. Schultz, vice president, LaRiviere, Mr. Bobbitt. BACK Row: Bensen, Rea, Dougher- ty, Kischer, N. Patrick, Dobbs, Strong, Clucas, Peter- son. Youngs, K. Atkins, Hartwig,