Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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mafll club Chairman .. RONALD CLEARY Advisors ., MR. AULBACH MR. KENT A7 gf' JN lCYf,y,3l Zn Ay ix it ROW1 MR AULBACH R.CLEARY T DEWAN MR.KENT ROW2 R.CARY J,SCULLEY E.Z!SKA R KANE botany club Presidenl .. JOSEPH IWISSAVAGE Vin' Prcfsidcnf GERALD TOMAN Corresponding Secretary ,,,7 BARBARA ROOD S6Cf6'fdVj'-Tfl'dSIlfCf ,, ,7,, MARY ANN FERRARI The Botany Club was organized in February of 1951. Its membership is composed of students interested in garden- ing, landscaping and home planning. Guest speakers have been prominent people in the various fields of gardening. The Club's interests were not all aca- demicg members learned to make corsages and studied garden problems on several field trips. Teas were given in honor of the speakers. The club finished off its first year with a picnic at Mr. Bower's home.

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spanish club ROW I: T. BEBEL U. FABRIZIO G. WILLIAMSON S. MARCONE M. FERRARI ROW 2: C. ENGLISH K. GIANAKOUROS P. BRECKINRIDGE E. MISSAVAGE MISS SEDA L. WORSTER F. ABDALLAH R. NEWTON P f'Sif1'l'I1f .... GRETCHEN XVILLIAMSON Vid' PI't'Sidt'llf SAM NIARCONE Sergeant-:lf-Arnzs s- UGO FABRIZIO Advisors . ....... . . Miss SEDA MR. WILLIAMSON XQ'T: I C -Q... get-S et: '.-. 5 , ,, 4 ..-. 9-. M L U - -I eonll ff: The Spanish Club held to its gay Latin tradition this year by dancing the rhumba and singing South American songs Qand some of its members have also unoiiicially cn- couraged the siesta customj. Guest speakers have discussed various interesting facets of Spanish culture. Gretchen Williamson, club president, has served as chair- man of the new International Language Society which is a combination of all language clubs, organized to develop cos- mopolitanism among I-Iarpur's numerous quarters. Also on the society's council are two officers from each of the other clubs. This society has sponsored several club mixers, the Twelfth Night Twirl and International Night.

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outing club Pl'!'Sil1l'lIf Vit'c'Prr'sidc11t , SE'Ci'f'flIl'y T rwzsu ref ,, ,, Szfrgenlzt-at-Arffzs Advisors L HAROLD HERZOG ,,,, COLLEE N MULLIN BARBARA HURLBUT ,,,, WALTER COMBS HAROLD BATEMAN , MR. COATE MR. HUPPE tt t M PQ- ..,4..l. ROW I: D, LYLES P, LEWIS J MURRAY M. PRATT A MCDEVITT E KNAUF C. MULLIN J BREWER RO'N 2: M. ROBINSON J VALLONE G. BAKOSH J LYONS H HERZOG J PURTELL P COLVIN B. HURLBUT L AVERY F GUTH I CROSS E O NEILL J WEISS E HALABRIN The Outing Club is one of the newest interest clubs on campus. An invitation to a joint Outing Club meeting held in Syracuse with various New York State colleges was the beginning. Students attending this meeting formed the nu- cleus of our present Harpur Outing Club which has sponsored several hikes and picnics as well as a very successful square dance at the IBM Rod and Gun Club. Dropping in on some of their recent meetings you may have heard of a special winter outing planned with skiing, square dancing and good food. Best of luck, you hearty Outing Club members!