Albion High School - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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C YVABUIIDD Second row: Wear, Werle, Nor- ton, Murdock, Valentine, Buch- binder, Mahan, Douglas, Behnke First row: Henderson, Evans, Ceil, Leenhouts, Niehoff Not in picture: Ertell, Hill, Peterson, Smith Y Barbara C-eil was president of the NNornan's Athletic association, Other officers included Mary Ertell, vice- president, Dorothy Evans, secretary, and Doris Leenhouts, treasurer. Miss Jo Dunn and Miss Mary Lang were the sponsors. The association, a member of the national Athletic Federation of College Women, sponsored a week end of camping for the MIAA schools in November at Camp Kitanniwa and sent representatives to the national asso- ciation meeting in April at the University of Michigan. The purpose of the organization is to promote a love of sports and to foster the ideal ot good sportsmanship. if

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CLUB , ' ' Fourth row: Amos, Haas, Christ, , Siegel, Brautigam, Van Arsdalen, Wilcox Third row: Little, Shurlow, Hag- adone, Balciulis, Perkins, Martin, Hadden, Wahlberg Second row: Baker, Cappel, O'Dell, Moore, Keehn, Cuiss, Ferguson, Shenefelt, Ungrodt First row: Kresge, Frey, Carson, Bennett, Maas, Sharp Not in picture: Betz, Blumen- thal, Boe, Eggleston, Frost, Cer- vais, Guilford, Hidenfelter, J. yy l-Iolmes, L. Holmes, Jameson, V loranko, Lamping, Maideski, iw Marvin, Mohl, Monahan, Pink- ney, Porter, Ritzman, Rowan, Shave, Stanton, Swanson, Vandi- vort, Wurmlinger The A club endeavors to improve Albion's athletic Standing and to keep a high level of sportsmanship among students and athletics. The club is comprised of Albion college athletics who have earned varsity letters in any sport. The officers were James Carson, president, Thomas Bennett, vice-president, William Maas, secre- tary, Charles Marvin, treasurer, and Robert Frey, publicity chairman. Mr. Dale R. Sprankle was the faculty advisor. The A club sponsors the Big Three week-end and gives most valuable player awards in each sport, C IGNIA BELT P ID Men are admitted to Sigma Delta Psi on the basis of proficiency in tests of various athletic skills that in- clude running, jumping, throwing, rope climbing and swimming. Applicants must also pass requirements for scholarship and posture. Only four students have passed the tests required for membership but trials are being held regularly for those who are interested. The officers of the group were Jack Sharp, president, Robert Eggles- ton, vice-president, and Harry Hidenfelter, secretary-treasurer. Faculty members were Dr. Delmar Anderson, Dr. William J. Gilbert, Mr. Howard Pettersen, Mr. WalterSprandel, and Mr. Dale Sprankle. Second row: Sharp, Eggleston . First row: Dr. Lavely, Mr V- f. .4311 Sprandel, Mr. Anderson, Mr 5 A V ff V Sprankle 'V ' ' Not in picture: Dr, ciiberf . fi. ' l Z r Hidenfelter, Mr. Pettersen ggi iffwff ff 4. , it ,ir sg Fgggnelm-g-,sg -'-i ,.., vlmlmzxafvmwszmarfwvir-f, ,fafmmsliuiui

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