Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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HLMHNIHN Rack Row: left to right: Helen Lindsay, Wilbur McCrum, Dorothy Champ, Sutherland Hayden, and Helen Dehnke, Front Row: James Cotter, Jean Beckwith, .lack Crittenden, Elizabeth Miller, and Carney Smith. The task of handling the weekly campus newspaper was accomplished capably by editor-in-chief Elizabeth Miller and the associate editor, Sutherland Hayden. Elizabeth is the second girl to occupy the editor's chair in the history of the Almanian. Faculty support was given by Carney Smith, while .lim Cotter, assisted by Maryhelen Con- nolly, managed the business and circulation. For the third consecutive year Jack Crittenden was sports editor, aided by Marian Spalsbury as girl's sports editor. Jean Beckwith, Helen Lindsay, and Dorothy Champ were in charge of the features which added much of the personal touch to the Almanian, especially Alma Matter and Knowsey Knews, the author ot which remained shrouded in mystery. A weekly in- formative article The World ln Review was written by George DeHority on the out- standing events ot the war. Wilbur McCrum, Helen Dehnke, Bruce Mellinger, Dorothy Walton, Guile Graham, and Robert Henney played an important part in their con- tribution ot news. 98

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DELTA GAMMA TAU Top Row: left to right: Don McKeith, Cliff Leestma, Bruce Lindley, Don Mottison, David Kinney, and Silvio Fortino. Third Row: Robert Phillips, Walter Howe, Deane Fink, Lynn Wilson, and Paul Hurrell. Second Row: Ralph Brown, Wilbur McCrum, Kenneth Peterson, Paul Guider, George Peterson, and Jack Crittenden. Bottom Row: Sutherland Hayden, Marvin Fenner, Ed Baklarz, Albert Wilson, Jerry Duvendeck, and Bill Galinet. Top Row: left to right: Bill Bennett, Bill Hunter, Andy Edgerton, Robert Ruehl, Murray Hanna, William Newton, and James Towne. Third Row: Albert Arklie, Bill Lemon, Robert Howe, Walter Boylan, Robert Bowman, and Charles Parrott. Second Row: Donald Eaton, Harry Dittmar, Arthur Sercombe, Bruce Butler, Durell Emling, and Warren Hogenbuch. Bottom Row: David Miller, James Brinlcerhott, Kenneth Plaxton, Wayne Dorsett, and Homer Fulton. 97

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It was with the aim in mind to produce a larger and more formal -yearbook, one which would hold the interest of all students, that the Scotsman staff started work in the early days of 1942. ln order to produce a yearbook which would present a satisfactory cross-section of campus life, editor Jack King chose a large staff which included students engaged in almost every activity and organization in the college. Instead of leaving it to the printer, all art work and cover designing was carried out by the art students of our own college. Following the theory that, in time, the copy in the book would be of as great interest as the pictures, this yearbook contains more written material which, along with the pictures, will stimulate many fine memories when it is re-read in the distant future. Back Row: George DeHority, Guile Graham, Professor Seaman, Durell Emling, and Sutherland Hayden. Middle Row: Don Peters, Rose Simmons, Rama Kirkwood, and Jack King. Bottom Row: Jean Beckwith, Betty Pecsenye, Helen Lindsay, and Dorothy Champ. 99