Albion High School - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Q IIE f ALPHA PHI? Theta Alpha Phi is a national honorary dramatics fraternity tor recognition of achievement in dramatic art. The national organization determines how much stage experience is necessary for upperclassmen to become members in this organization but they must have participated in several full-length plays, either in dramatic roles or as production executives. The chief function ot the group is to serve as a nucleus for stimulating interest in the theater and in sponsoring activities other than direct productions. John Nixon was president this yearg Joanna Dean, vice-president, and Eleanor l-larger, secretary. Mr. Otis J. Aggertt, instructor in speech, was initiated as an honorary member. First row: Nixon, Harger, Dr. Brock, Rathbone. Dean. Mr. Aggertt Not in picture: Siler Ann Rathbone as Lady Macbelh John Nixon as Macbeth December 8, 9 MACBETH William Shakespeare

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CALBIUN CULL G ' LAYEIISD The Albion College players is the dramatics producton organization on Albion's campus. All the theater work is done through this group, run on a seasonal basis with a minimum of three major full-length productions. Members must be active in order to remain in the organfzation, and only members can serve in executive posi- tions as heads of crews on productions. This year the Players produced Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw, MacBeth by William Shakespeare, Tartufte by Moliere, and The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart. The Players, as an extra-curricular activity of the speech department, presented chapel programs. The officers were Ann Rathbone, president, Edward Brigham, vice-president, Joanna Dean, secretary, and Eleanor Harger, treasurer. vb annum., Third row: Bradner, Bender, Cornell, Howser, Heydon, Brown, Cates, Russell Second row: Weiss, Lenhoff, H. Van Sickle, Wagner, Hummon, Jacoby, E, Van Sickle, Johnson First row: Wilson, Webb, Dean, Rathbone, Dr. Brock, Nixon, Brigham, Newhart, Olcott Not in picture: Harger, Lyster, Morris, Siler October l3, I4 ARMS AND THE MAN Ceorge Bernard Shaw THE RIVALS Richard B, Sheridan wr faanznglal' in . 'N J.,llla1mvm.aa. ,f ' L

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Third row: Ferguson, Burrows, Foster, Brautigam, Jones Second row: Collins, Haas, Horn, Ehlert, Higgins, Doshi, Kidder First row: Dr. Ingalls, Krohns, Fryer, Warren, Beattie, Mr. Cox Not in picture: Bonnell, Booth- royd, Carstens, Coffron, Cretch- er, Crosby, DeVinney, Eash, Cer- gle, Heminger, Holmes, Kistler, Dr, Larsen, Manning, Sankuer, Teachman, Tymkew Kappa Mu Epsilon national honorary mathematics fraternity attempts to develop an appreciation of the value and beauty of mathematics in students of superior abil: y in the mathematics field It sponsors a series of monthly programs to and in the development of this appreciation The club was directed by William Fryer presi- dent Robert Warren vice president Robert Beattie program chairman Eva Krohns secretary treasurer and Dr. C IIEM CAL FFILI TESD The Chemistry affiliate officially the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical society has as its pur- pose the stimulation of interest in chemistry Dr David L Randall was the sponsor and president of the group was William Yost Other officers were vice president Edward Swanson secretary treasurer Raymond Sankuer, Third row: Johnson, Jones, Hin- richs, Hanlon Second row: Mr. Munk, Bauer Warren, Irwin, Stafford, Dr Ingalls First row: Dr. Randall, Park Yost, Swanson, Sankuer Not in picture: Appl, Dettman Grove, I-lock, Lord, Thompson Vogel