Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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ALMA COLLEGE BAND PROFESSOR Ewen .... . . Dirvrlor Ei.LIo'r Ckoorcs . Drum Major KENNETI-I WOLFE . . . Prvside-nz Ross CALKINS . . . . l31ui1zexJ'1W11nagfr I'lOVVARD WEST . . ..... Trmrurer Cornrt Clarinet Saxaplzom' Trombonc LIEICHTY XNOLFE Runcsisociau XlVES'l' BOYD ERSKINE COLE SEGE11 BUZZARD- DARNE LL N 1sEl.AN in Os'r11ANn li ia LIKEN DOUDNA Scimnrrxclt ALBIN Grcovizu Baritone Ban' Dru.-mx CALK1Ns BAKER Gesiznia NICKELS Mussox Fimsev. lfowuaxc As the Alma College Band was organized in the school year of '22-'23, it- was a very loose organization and produced music which corresponded somewhat to the organization. - However, under the able Director, Professor Ewer, the band developed into one of the most prominent campus organizations. On December 16, the band journeyed to Saginaw accompanied by the quartet from the Men's Glee Club, and acquitted themselves quite nobly for the Exchange Club Banquet which was held in the Auditorium. Practically all that has been accomplished has been due to the perseverance and ability possessed by the Director. Without him the Band would have been a failure, so it is with the best of feelings that the Band of ,24-,ZS bids good-bye to its Director and Leader. -Ross CALKINS. AL MA COLLEGE Ci' Sixty-eight

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l ZETA SIGMA LITERARY SOCIETY 5 MEMBERS S. TEBO H WEs'r H. NTCNAUGHTON B. ARMSTRONG B. BOUYVMAN A. CARTY R. CATHERMAN P. GESNEIL E. M ERRIAM F Sr-mvrzn K. 'l'A1u1AN'r R. Wxucm' C. BRAn1.1zY ' I-I CATHERMAN E. Cnooxs G. Dfxvxs W2 LAMB G MACDONALD K. Moons C. NEELANIJ M. ORP. D IQUEGSEGCER VG. Snnru - C. 'l'ru:ADwAY - S. SARTOR A. XVELHOELTER P. ANDERSON S. Benueimiul-' C. CLARK j. DAWVSON C. NIURRAY R. Ruccuzs A. VV1311. L Cnooics R. .l'lOGAN A MANIGO1.D . R. ALLEN P. BOUTAN R. Fnmsmx B IQNOVVLES F. GARDNEIL E A ICiKINNON C. Scnisrrmz R. RICE I HAwTHo1aN.15 M. .l'l0LDSHIP 1 ' . V I, Zeta Sigma, the oldest society on the campus, had in ' the year IQZS, one of the most successful seasons in the history of the society. Her men were well represented on the athletic teams of the college with a very good representation in all other campus activities. Under the leadership of McNaughton, Tebo, and Rrlerriam as Presidents, the society prospered and many new men were initiated. The Co-Ed Banquet was the most success- ful in many years, there being a large number of alumni back. The Stag Banquet was also a huge success from the standpoint of men returned, this event being the climax. of a very successful year. --K. B. NIOORE. fffix f i' - QQ A A ALMA c1o1,LeC,e-as A me as Q Seventy A