Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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maroon lcey c. PUTRINO D. LYLES w KUBLER MEMBERS Wfallacv Kichler Donald Lyles Charles Pulrino Leslie Wood The high standards of good will, clean sportsmanship and friendly competition which I-Iarpur's inter-collegiate squads are able to point to are greatly improved by the Maroon Key, an honorary society functioning in co-operation with the college athletic department. The organization was formed in the spring of 1948 by the Goliards. Under a permanent committee, membership in the Key rotates within this social group. Key members act as hosts at all Colonial home events. Their purpose is to entertain and assist visiting teams. They meet the rival squads, direct them to the college playing areas and help them with their equipment and uniforms. The fine hospitality of the Maroon Key makes the visit of invading athletes to the Triple Cities more Pleasant and is doing a great job in popularizing Harpur among other colleges.

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CIICCFIZGCICFS PHYLLIS PERL TEDDY STRATES LORETTA AVERY PAT COLVIN EUNIE KNAUF BARBARA ROOD CAPTAIN HARPUR VICTORY SONG FIGHT ON FOR HARPUR YE MEN OF MIGHT. FIGHT ON TO VICTORY. ALWAYS REMEMBER THE GREEN AND WHITE. IT WILL MAKE HISTORY. WAVE OUR BANNERS. SHOUT OUR NAME. HARPUR VICTORIOUS WE'LL REMAIN, FIGHT ON TO GLORY WITH MIGHT AND MAIN. FIGHT ON TO VICTORY, FIGHT' 93

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. ll varsity Fall, 1950 Spring, 1951 President E s ,, ROBERT 1N'iARECHEK p,.f,m1!,,,,t p Vive P1'f'S1dl'l1f O GENE KOBYLARZ . id Secretary E ROBERT HOOD Vu PWS' mf T1'l'dSIl1'CV , ,, MICHAEL BARAN Spf,-,f,,,-3, f Sergealff-af-Arllzs ,,,, HAROLD BATEMAN Advisors , OO7,OO, up O,OOO7,OO,, MR. COOK T'f'f'S'f'f MR. XVYLBORN Varsity H , the newly organized lettermen's club, came into existence as a result of ideas germinated almost simultaneously in the minds of Athletics Director Gene Wel- born and CN sports writer Fred Guth. The organization of a lettermen's club was first suggested during the 1950 spring semester, but no action was taken to establish the club until the fall term. On October 17, 1950 acting president Tom Zowine called the first meeting to order. Varsity HU then elected ofiicers and drew up a charter for their organization. The main project of the Varsity H this year has been the handling of concessions at home basketball games. This proved to be a success for both the club and the spectators attending these contests. One of the basic purposes of Varsity HH is the pro- motion of clean sportsmanship at Harpur. All athletes who have earned a varsity letter for participation in any major sport are eligible to join actively in the organization. Sf'rUr'r111f-af-Arms so Ad 1 'isors , V Xa Q ROW1: M.BARAN H.BATEMAN R MARECHEK E.KOBYLARZ R.HOOD G.TOMAN ROW L T.O'CONNOR R.OWEN W DAVIES P.BRECKlNRIDGE H.HERZOG G KOURY C GRABOWSKI H.WOLFSON ROW 3 J.DUNBAR M.RANO C.PUTRlNO F,GUTH W.MCGLADE J.LENEY T.ZOWINE MR.WELBORN , FRED GUTH ,, HAROLD HERZOG HAROLD BATISMAN MICHAEL BARAN , GORDON EVANS , , MR. COOK MR. WELBORN Y 'X A ll