Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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german club ROW I: W. KRIEGSMAN D. STONE R. BUCHINSKY B. CARL F. WESCOTT ROW 2: MR. WILLIAMSON B. BENJAMIN C. ASWAD R. DIPIETRO R. RATH R. NEWMAN P, COLVIN H, HERZOG D. SHEFFIELD D. SHORT H. DOPPEL MR. WEIGAND Prvsidruf L ROBERT BUcH1NsKY Vice President . E L DAVID STONE Sf'fVl'fll'fj' .,LL BETTY CARL Treasurer . B ., . BILL RRIEGSMAN Sergeant-at-Arms ,... L LARRY SILVERSTEIN xx. it-:nv -o-4 X.-I X . . - ff ' B' A R D4 file v Q. ii 5 B x J yn. Interest in the German Club increased this year . . . there was a new faculty advisor, Mr. Willizlmson . . . Mr. Weigand's waltz became even more legendary . . . there was a post-war German movie version of Dir Flmfrrnzaus . . . and anyone heard saying ya became a member in good standing, which is about as good a selective method as any force ever devised. But the German Club made these draftees like it . . . for where are there more spirited singers and dancers and eaters and commercial trios? They may, of course, be re- placed, since plans to introduce pufrpvnspiel Qpending acquisi- tion of the puppetsj are now being considered . . . Paulchen thinks they may be more manageable than his live Kerle und Madfben.

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french club Since its formation as one of the earlier language clubs on campus the French Club has sought to encourage an in- terest in French culture. Movies, travelogues, skits and folk singing at the meetings have stimulated this interest. The club was influential in establishing the new Inter- national Language Society this year and has participated in all its affairs. Weekly luncheons - at which only pure French was spoken, of course-were also held by a small group of the better linguists this year. 69 P rc'sidr'11f Vin' P resid en! Secretary T7'FdS1ll'fl' ,,,, Ad Visors ROW 1: A. BROWN T. EEBEL P. SOMMER M FERRARI B. CARL J, THOMAS ROW 2: L. WORSTER C. ALO! A, GIUNTA D SHEFFIELD M BOTTINO M ROUNDS K HALEY P PAGLIA V. GIARUSSO W KRIEGSMAN MR KETCHAM MARY ANN FERRARI PHYLLIS SOMMER THERESA BEBEL LE ROY WORSTER .W MR. KETCHAM MR. ST. AUBYN

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italian club October , December ,,.. . january March ,,,, . May .. SOCIAL CALIZNDAR . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. . ,,,,A,,,,, HALLOWE'EN . SCHNITZIQLBANK .. . TVUELFTH NIGHT INTERNATIONAL ANNUAL PARTY PARTY TVVIRL NIGHT PICNIC The Italian Club has been primarily concerned with promoting Italian culture at I-Iarpur. Presentation of an Italian play has become an annual event. This year it was La Loconduraf' a Ferrari playing the Vedova Scaltraf' And who could Bunk Party, first affairs . . . or maybe have hinted this was comedy in three acts with Mary Ann lead, and last year we laughed at La put away the memories of the Schnitzel of the International Language S0ciety's some of you can't remember . . . reports a very successful meeting of the minds . . . International Night furnished the usual stimulus to the advancement of community culture . . . the Chuck Aloi hot pie legend is still growing . . . and compliments are still in order on Don SheHield's amazing Tower of Pizza. Prcwideul . V icz' Prrsizlcvzf ,,,,, Secretary Treasurer . .. An' visor . o it SL? 50 4 'X isa! l I iff W1 ROW 1: C. PUTRINO V. GIARUSSO C. ALOI A. GIUNTA R. NEWTON S. MARCONE ROW 2: L. BUCCI MR. BERNARDO D. SHEFFIELD R. DIUTE E. BOTTINO M. BOTTINO M, FERRARI W. KUBLER N. SASSANI V. GALLUCCIO ROW 3: R, PICCIANO G. IANNONE F, NEMIA D. HEAPPS .... CARMELO ALOI .. RICHARD NEWTON AGATINO GIUNTA ... JENINIE VALLONIE . MR. BERNARDO 5: Q? J-