SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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CHESS ACADEMY The royal game of chess, a game of strategy, patience, determination, and development of reasoning, is encouraged and fostered by Gene- seo's Chess Academy. This silent game provides wholesome entertainment for members of the Academy and sharpens their reasoning and think- ing powers. A genuine interest in chess is all that is required for students to become active par- ticipants of the Chess Academy. Periodic inter- collegiate tournaments challenge the chessmen's skill with the knights, bishops and pawns. Seated: D. Schwaner, Vice-Presidentg C. Pierce, L. Westfall, Secretary. Standing: B. Heaney, M. Ortlepp, L. Murphy, T. Baty, D. Stachowiak, D. J. Weber, Treasurer. Not pictured: S. Flateman, President.

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CAROL Cl-IORI TER The Carol Choristers include in their repertoire a range of music wide enough to suit the taste of every listener. Members meet twice a week to sing choral works of many styles. Besides enjoying fine music, the group practices diction, runs, arpeggios, and many other challenges set before them by vocal music. Their music ranges from folk songs to the classics. This group is an integral part of the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and participates in the Christmas caroling at Son- yea. Mr. Lincoln, director of the all-female Choristers, encourages the group to bring forth their individual singing abilities and techniques so that he can incor- porate them into musical selections to produce unique performances. At piano: Mr. A. Lincoln, Director. Front row: C. Decker, D. Dunshie, J. Nosal, S. Pickett, C. Gasner, B. Timmerman, M. Templeton, M. VanArman, S. Coons. Second row: B. Schaper, S. Flynn, B. Cotter, P. Case, J. Wood, Vice-Presidentg A. Aronson, R. Chuma, M. Kelly, G. Frederes, L. Murphy, M. Sansone, L. Dietz, P. Wright, G. Cesario. Third row: C. Mur- ray, I. Harvey, L. Markham, N. Mattice, J. Smith, H. Barton, K. Welker, P. Emerson, L. Stiles, J. Bauch. W. Roegner, M. Minard, J. Saunders, C. Keymel, J. Fullerton, K. Byrne. Fourth row: B. Veneron, I. Levine, S. Ford, J. Despard, S. Gonsalves, V. Pappas, Secretary, P. Bonarrigo, D. Smith, D. Heinrich, E. Platten, MacVean, J. Fincher. C. Hoffman, S. Arnold, R. Pellerico. Nor pictured: J. Martin, President.