Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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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!

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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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pin topplers Boys and girls, profs and proteges-it's all evens on Friday afternoons when these Harpurites get together on the K. of C. alleys to bowl. All distinctions, except for pin handicaps, are symbolically brushed away at the start, through a strange ritual in which each of the devotees covers his fingers with chalk. They then begin hurtling the mincralites down the alleys, at the same time gyrating through a series of move- ments called Body English, and issuing forth with lusty shouts of fore, or track, or whatever it is you holler at the pin boy. The Harpur ten pin circuit has some 40 aficionadox of the art with averages ranging from ISS fgood, they tell us,j to 7+ fanyway, you meet a lot of nice peoplej. Weekly prizes are awarded to the pin topplers for men's and women's high single and tripleg an annual trophy is given in each of these categories at the end of the year. Season's end is also marked by the yearly keglers' ban- quet. At this affair, che aforementioned trophies are passed out, to the accompaniment of much welkin-ringing, average- comparing and food-eating. Prr'sidc'1zf Vice Presidelzf Sc'rretz11'3' Tl'l'HSllf6'l' , ROW1: L,WOOD E.DEIFFENBACH W.KRIEGSMAN J.MARKS B EELLS G IANNONE L PICCIRILLI ROW L C.MOORE MISS CHXARULLI C, MULLIN L,WELCH P,GAFFNEY A MCDEVITT B.HURLBUT J.CONORAN J.GREEN A.WEBS ROW'3 R.TRABUCCO G.ROUFF MR WUGAND P.LAGRANGE D HAMAN W.KUBLER R.KOENlG M.KEARSEY T ZOWINE C PUTRINO V.GALLUCCIO ROW L MR.BERNARDO MR.POMEROY MR.LUTZ MR.ALEXANDER MR,KENT ,. LESLIE WOOD ED DIEFFENBACH WL MICHAEL KEARSEY L, ADELE MC DEVITT LL CHARLES PUTRINO