When Lois Werner Kluver attended Albion College, theWomen’s Athletic Association was charged with providingathletic opportunities for women. Lois participated in a wide rangeof sports including archery, field hockey, synchronized swimming,and tennis. However, she may be best known for claiming three statechampionships in archery and as a member of the 1954 WMIAA championtennis team. The 1954 women’s tennis team was inducted intothe Hall of Fame in 1996.
Off the playing field, Lois majored in psychology andanthropology. A member of the 1956 Homecoming Court, Lois was aboard member of the Association of Women Students, as well asrecording secretary for the Women’s Athletic Association.
Since graduating from Albion, Lois has been a social worker forthe Children’s Aid Society, a detective in the Royal OakPolice Department, and since 1968, a middle school science teacherin the Farmington public school district.
Lois has also remained active in athletics, participating inbasketball and field hockey.
She has two children, Cynthia and Craig, and fourgrandchildren.
