Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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SOCIAL CALENDAR October ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, PLEDGE PARTY INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL November ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, INITIATION DINNER INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL December ,, .,,, PRE-MISTLETOE BALL PARTY March ,,,, ' KILLARNEY KAPLRS INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL SPRING WEEKEND PARTY GRADUATES, SMOKER April ,,,,,, May ,,,, June ,,.I. The Saiens have joined other campus organizations as leaders in Harpur's social life . . . with headquarters, political and otherwise, at 7055 Monroe Street . . . Dewey, Biggs and DeWan that is . . . Don't forget George Smith and his trusty camera to record for posterity the antics of club members . . . and the impressive plaque hanging in the Colonial lounge also must be credited to the organization . . . Needless to say, the members enjoy the planning, preparations and such, needed to co-sponsor the Killarney Kapers . . . and no ex- planation is necessary. Those grey sweaters with the maroon insignia have really gotten around this year! P resin' em' Vive PI'l'SIlll'lIf ,, Secrefary Trcfrzsnrer Se1'gc'm1t-cl HiSf0l'iHl1 I-Arms Aa' visor , H111 ,L 'L inf FM'-v in :X , Hum! saiens ROW 1: W. WILLIAMS J STEIGERWALD G. SMITH H. BIGGS P. DEWEY T. DEWAN D. SHORT ROW 2: G. LEMONIADES E DEWAN W, COCHER W. MCGLADE E, MCGLYNN A, PANDISH R. KANE C. HEATH G. REJEBIAN F. ABDALLAH J. FERRANTI R, GRAPER M, THALLINGER ROW 3: F, WESCOTT B DETRICK N SKEIRIK J MACKERCHER R, SAMMONS R, FLETCHER L. MCWHERTER ,, PAUL DEVUEY HOMER BIGGS JAMES STEIGERWALD J, CONRAD DE WAN ,Wt DAVID SHORT ,,,, GEORGE SMITH , MR. AULBACH

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goliards ROW 1: Y MR. SILVERTON K, MIDGLEY , W. DAVIES W. CROOKS J. KILEY MR, DOUGLASS ROW 2: J. BARNO C. PUTRlNO J. SULLIVAN P, DENNIS J. STRATES W. KUBLER T. TOBIAS P. LAGRANGE R. SVENTEK W. MEYER J, KOTCHICK ROW 3: J. MARKS W. LRVING H. LANDON L. WOOD R. TOEPKE D, LYLES X FALL, 1950 SPRING, 1951 Pfwidffff ,-.- WILLIAM DAVIES President ...... JOHN KOTCHICK VMC' Presldwft -f-vf EDWIN MU-L5 Vice President .... .... c HARLES PUTRINO Secretar ,...,.. 31 WILLIAM CROOKS Secretary .... HOWARD LANDON Trff'flS1Wf'f ........... ..... .... K E NNETH MIDGLEY - 1 ' Treasurer ...... ......... . -- WILLIAM ELLISON Publzcziy Cbazrnzmz .... ...... J OHN 1401-C1-mg . . Publzczty Claairnzan .... ..... K ENNETI-I MIDGLEY Hzstorzans .... WILLIAM IRVING WILLIAM ELLISON Adwsors .... ......... M R. DOUGLASS - MR. sILvERToN Aflwsors ..-. ,.... M R. DOUGLAS QQLIAIPDJ. MR. SILVERTON The Goliards, who named themselves for a group of medieval scholars who travelled throughout Europe making merry and doing good, are now one of the uoldestu established organizations here. In their four years of existence they have contributed greatly to fraternal and social life at the college. This year the club continued its service projects, spon- soring a drive for the Red Cross blood bank, and a clothing drive for CARE . . . no student with blood or clothes was safe from the clutches of eager Goliards. On March 30 came the Mardi Gras with its traditional fanfare . . . the reigning King and Queen of Hearts . . . noise makers and confetti . . . and those heads!

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pandorans ROW l' J. BABBITT P VANETTEN R CAMP B CHAFFEE K. Hzxtev E. THURSTON ROW 2. M, ROUNDS A. MICHLIK P. BLISS J. tvous J, THOMAS ROW 31 M. BOTTINO C. BARTLE S, MULLEN J O'CONNOR J DANIELS J, CONKLIN J. KING I. CROSS D, DANIELS J. YOUNG J. DECKER J. CONORAN ROW 41 B. CARL E. BOTTINO J PURTELL B NIAAS Pl'l'5Itll'lIf View Prexidwzf . Sl'Cl'l,'ft1!'j' Tl'6Il15l!l'C'!' Hisfo Via II Advisors . . PATRICIA BLISS MARII-YN BROW'N . JUNE ANN LYONS JEAN MAC DOUGALI. W., ARLENE MICHLIK JOAN PURTELL MARGUERITE ROUNDS .., JEANNE TI-IONIA5 ELLEN THURSTON .,.. XIISS PITEI. MRS. PERRY SOCIAI. CALICN DAR October . .. .......... INITIATION SADYE HAXWKINS PARTY December .. . ..... ...... I-I OLLY I-IOP February CARNIVAL OF HEARTS March .. SAIDIE I-IANVKINS PARTY May . SPRING DINNI-IR DANCE Pandorans . . . fudge . . . nuts and bolts. Vfho could ever forcet those one-inch-square pieces of fudge that were sold two-for-a-nickel outside the cafeteria? . . . there were even obs and abs bv the facultv . . . And that the wav to a man's heartn business must ring true, especially since several Pandorans are now wearing those third-finger, left hand rings. The nuts and bolts sale was a money raising project . . . Heard down the hall . . . Jeannie Thomas just walked up to me, gave me that green-eyed, it's-L1-lovely day look and dangled a nuts and bolts package in front of my face. How could I refuse! What are they for . . . who knows? Believe us, it was a good cause.