Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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OMICRON DELTA KAPPA FRONT Row: Kreiderg Coye vice presidentg V. Hoshal president, Dr. Mooreg Morris BACK Row: Berndtg Pass Hudsong S. Warner, Vour- nakisg Turk. Mortar Board The tapping of junior women into Mortar Board occurs at a dinner early in May. The wom- en selected serve during their senior year. Mortar Board sponsored the Last Lecture Series last April featuring Dr. James, Dr. Carnell, and Mr. Taffs. The Mortar Board Section Meet- ing was held at Albion this year, and Mortar Board sponsored the annual sophomore scholar- ship dinner. The group also sponsored an all-campus reading and discussion of Henry Commageris latest book in connection with the noted histor- ian's spring visit. Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa is a national rnen's leadership honor society admitting junior and sen- ior men who have been outstanding in two of the five phases of campus life. These fields consist of scholarship, athletics, student government, social and religious organizations, publications, speech, music, and the dramatic arts. The organization unites the most represent- ative men in all phases of campus life. MORTAR BOARD FRONT Row: Hoffa, vice president, Fehsenfeld, presi- dent, C. Curtis, secretary. BACK Row: Raymondg L. Wilcox, treasurerg Jefferson.

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,555 A , . - ' sw ' ' Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta is a national scholastic honorary society for freshman Women. The basic requirement for membership is a 2.5 average or above during the first or both semesters of the freshman year. The members sponsored a Smarty Party for freshmen who attained 2.3 averages. They also continued the freshman tutoring program, and served refreshments at Meet-the-College Day. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA FRONT Row: Bratzler, vice presidentg Miss Maagg Yoki, presidentg Emeric, secretaryg D. Emmertg DeCou, treasur- erg N. Hiltsg VVarren. Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma is a national honorary society for freshman men who have obtained a 2.5 scho- lastic average or better during their freshman year. Tapping for the society is held in the spring. Under the leadership of John Schneider, the society this year has striven to promote good scholarship among freshman men by setting up high ideals and by offering tutorial services for those who are having difficulties. PHI ETA SIGMA FRONT Row: McGil1icuddy Cawthorne, vice president Schneider, presidentg Dr Stowell. BACK Row: Rade macherg Crockettg Eastwood G. Hurstg N. Warner.

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A Club club membership is limited to those men who attain the distinction of winning a varsity let- ter. The club sponsored a sock hop in the fall the night of Bust Out. Proceeds from the dance went to the foreign student fund. Officers were John Vournakis, president, Richard Larson, vice-president, Frederick Saw- chuk, secretary, William Pincoe, treasurer, and Gordon Blakeman, publicity chairman. W.A.A. FRONT Row: Munt, S. Mar- tin, Youker, B. Smith, treas- urer, Grindstaff, C. Lewis, Fairgrieve. SECOND Row: Miss Duff, Rowe, vice presi- dent, Raymond, president, Miss Dunn, Lovejoy, secre- tary, Miss Beese. BACK Row: D. Chapman, Streit, P. A. Miller, B. Hamilton, C. Lap- ham, Breymeyer, L. Norton, Ball, Carroll, Flocke. A CLUB FRONT Rows S. Holmes, is, president, Blakeman, Bar- ich, Early. SECOND Row, M. Stone, J. Sebastian, Rise, Krieg, Kirkland, Coye, Lar- son, vice president. BACK Row, Lapinski, Hurd, D. E. Hines, C h 0 p e, Allmand, Padgett, Springer. WAA Albion was president school of the American Recreation Federation of Michigan College VVom- en this year. WAA sponsored a freshman marathon swim, an inter-sorority synchronized show, and intra- mural swimming meets for sororities and fresh- men. The group offered 16 sports to girls this year, including WMIAA tennis, archery, and inter- school hockey. Members were awarded for out- standing work and accomplishments at the an- nual spring banquet. Christensen, Fliss, Vournak-