Albion High School - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Jackie VanderVen, 1950 Red Carnation Queen Q TAU KAPP EPSILUI D Heading for the river Tau Kappa Epsilon was led this year by Chris Christ, president, Jack Tomion, vice- president, Robert Stark, secretary, and Robert Warren, treasurer. The chapter won the intramural football trophy. Highlighting the social scene was the Teke winter formal in December and a Christmas party for needy children of Albion. Harry Hiden- felter was received into Omicron Delta Kappa, and Alvin Ballard and Chris Christ received mention in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. The purpose of the fraternity is service and its channels include the college, undergraduate mem- bers, the chapter's alumni and the national fraternity. Third row: Cappel, DeMaggio Brigham, Coughenour, Seelye mann, Wahlberg, Little, Porte Second row: Perkins, Shurlow Sharp, Holmes, Volgman, Crea? Jacoby, Ballard, Coon, Spinney Ferry First row: Dyke, Martin, Warren Christ, Stark, Tomion, Engle Lonsberry, J. Allen Not in picture: Anderson, Benko vais, Grant, Kelly, Lemmon Merrifield, Sheathelm, Stanton Whitehead ford, Faylor, Stewart, Darin kin Sccond row: Jeske, Redmond street, Campbell, Kn.ght, D Baker, Tomlinson First row: Swan, Carthe, Miles Marlowe, Whitecraft, Wagner Beattie, Braman, Stevens dates, V. Baker, Knittel, Nie- Betz, DeVinney, Gamble, Cer- Third row: Lewis, McCall, Bend- er, Teachman, Rosevear, Mor- Cooper, R, Allen, Sawyer, Larn- Fowler, Bonriell, Collins, Booth- royd, Kistler, Cilchreft Hem-

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Third row: P. Oakes, Serra, Christensen, S. Smith, W. Smith, Foster, Balciulis, McDonald, Per- kins, Riley, J. Oakes, Madden, Jordan, Niles Second row: Wingard, Jackson Stuart, T. Watts, Karlstrom, Wallschlaeger, P. Watts, Jones Parr, Elms, Wurdock First row: Amos, Kay, Donald- son, Hinrichs, Bennett, Mrs. Dean, Marvin, Yocum, Herbert Not in picture: Armstrong, Bark- well, Blumenthal, Bruno, Crosth- waite, Culman, J. Dettman, Humphrey, Jodry, Joranko, Maj- deski, O'Dell, Paniccia, Peters Rowan, Swanson, Van Deusen Welday, Weston, Yost v t Third row: Lewis, Walker Kresge, Lardie, Nasson, Knapp McCoy, Baldwin, Howser, Laid- law, Mayo, Wilson, Reault, Doble i v Second row: Druckamiller, Bark- well, Campbell, Higgs, Keys Holth, Reed, Carstens, Barrett Crossley, Leitch, Baer - First row: Goodall, Mighion, P. Dettman, Stephenson, Thomp- son, Nankervis, Fetner, Esmann MacDonald Highlighting the activities for Sigma Nu this year was the White Star week-end in the spring. The chapter also sponsored its annual Melon Feed in the fall and Blackfoot-Whitefoot ball with Alpha Tau Omega in December. Gamma Gamma chapter won the trophy for the best house decorations at Homecoming. The officers of the fraternity are Thomas Bennett, president, Donald Wingard, vice-president, Walter Hinrichs, secretary, and Donald Welday, treasurer. Champion woodgathers for Pep rally C SIG NU D

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C PAN IIELLENIC CIIUNCILD Evans, McLain, Cansfield, Peter- son, Beard, Carmien . 'rst row: Dean Wilder Schwartz, Coulter, Norton A 1 mn- 'M 1. haf, 222 Fi ' A V Werle . We . ay . Composed of the president and one elected representative from each of the six national Panhellenic sorori- ties on campus, the Panhellenic council regulates rushing rules, gives the annual Panhellenic formal dance, awards three S75 scholarships to Panhellenic members, and recojnizes the outstanding senior sorority woman of the year. The offices, which are rotated yearly, were held this year by Anne Schwartz, presidentg Eleanor Norton, secretary, and Barbara Coulter, treasurer. Miss Audrey K. Wilder served as advisor to the group. QNTEIIFBATEBNITY C0 UN CHD The lnterfraternity council is composed of two representatives from each of the six Creek letter fraternities on campus. The group acts to promote harmony in problems that pertain to the fraternity system as a whole. The officers for the first semester were: John Ludington, presidentg Torn Bennett, vice-president, Ronald Hogg, secretary, and James Hadden, treasurer. Second semester officers were: Bennett, presidentg Hadden, vice- president, Carold Dyke, secretary, and Robert Olsen, treasurer. The council directed rushing activities for the six fraternities and had charge of the preparations for the annual lnterfraternity ball which was held in December with the theme South Pacific, Tony Pastor and his orchestra supplying the music. The council also has charge of the voting for the Greek Goddess who is crowned at the ball. Second row: Bennett, Hadden, Ludington, Dyke, Strickfaden, Van Leuven First row: Herbert, Carson, Car- ducci, Christ, Earl, Burket e,,.,'S il- H , ' E -E' I 'H ' . 5 '