Colby College - Oracle Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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Fourth row: H. Anthony. S. Taber. M. Harding. L. Griffith. M. Sullivan, P. Cross. S. Lovell, N. Nellis. Davis. R, Harvey. Third rowi C. Grant. C. Halliday, M. XX'urst. DI. Skaarup. B. Koontz. Al. Brott. D. Knapp. L. Roenier. S. Curtis. S. Colby. M, Allen. Second row: E. Haugan. A. Bauyre cle St. Clair. D. Wliplington. N. Carrell. F. Craig. M. Graves. 1. Vfhitehurst. R. Creigh. First row: S. Todd. M. J. Holdriclge, F Humphreys. VT. Robinson. I. Clifford. D. Slack. CHOIR One of the most meaningful fifty students, participates in throughout the year. S Hopkins. S, Sly. V. Blackburn. Seibert. S. Hutchinson. B. Kenclig. Beckett. A. Bracllee. M. Hewitt. organizations on campus, the Colby Choir, composed of the Chapel services as well as in several vesper services MUSIC CLUB C. Grant. B. Doeschner. M. XX'atkins. L. XX'hit alter. B. Schneckenburger. J. Gustafson. The Music Club, presided over by Brenda Schneckenburger, offers musical entertain- ment throughout the year, such as: the Interdorm Song Contest, the Concert and Lecture Series, the Dartmouth College Concert Series, and, if possible, a jazz concert from some noted mens college.

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Ever' Colb' iirl is a member ol' this or vanization. Its main obiective is to wromote n l l fn fn l l strong student-alumnae relationship. This is achieved by selling popular school items and raising money for campus needs. + A S L i 5 is i Ei il , , l 5 Q St ' i 4 'I ,... . -ie ,, . Fourth row: B. Rushforth, M. Bradley, J. Snelling, J. Slcaarup, C. Diem, E, Haugan, C. Travers, Third row: J. Townsend. B, Patterson, P. Siebert. B. Blackwood. S. Todd, B. Reed. Second row: M. Burke, J. Lyons, A. Revelle, S. Faini, M. Seibert. First row: G. Christenson, S. Bryant, C. Dorneman, D. Slack. I. R. C. J. Robinson. S. Little. S. Staley, S. Schumann, B. Schmit. The International Relations Club promotes international understanding through lectures, talks given by foreign students, and conferences. S. A. F. among students

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The glee club is composed of girls selected for their outstanding voices. The group ap- pears in various concerts during the year. In the spring they sing at the Boston Pops. i Q Fourth row: D. Donigian, J. Cushing, M. Bittle, A. Chisholm, J. Sanders, J. Pellitier, J. Matukas L. Holland, J. Wheeler, L. Miller, H. Molloy, B. Doeschner. Third row: S. Copeland, M. Chase, S. Schladermundt, M. Whitney, N. Jackson, J. Karl, J. Runge, N. Nordlie, C. Johnston, B. Brun- dage, P. Rafferty, B. Mitchell, J. Butler. Second row: J. Morrison, J. Anglernan, H. Storey, G. Gilmore, K. Allyn, J. Wilkins, H. Hughes, J. Martin, M, Nichols, T. Wanner, J. Fullerton, M. Reed. First row: Miss Barbiers, B. Tucker, J. Lynah, J. Mahoney, C. Caddy, J, Allard, S. Van- derveer, S. Sikes, V. Shoemaker, B. Cole, J. Cushing, D, Joy. fPianoJ T. Schneider. GLEE CLUB M. Barndt, J. Holdridge, J. Robinson, D. Wind, M. Seibert, S. Sly, L. Whitaker, M. Allen, N. Nellis, J. Skaarup, J. LaFlamboy, P. Cross, N. Tyrrell. The Buzzin' Dozen, headed by Mimi Barndt, is Colby's famed singing group, , which appears at all the special festivities throughout the year.