Briarcliff College - Yellow Hammer Yearbook (Briarcliff Manor, NY)

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LTU PLATO is the student organization that plans the college social functions. The twelve senior members and six freshman members plan four big dances a year and often cooperate with other organizations 30 gf! CA L45 OWN, in giving informal dances. This year Plato has been responsible for starting Saturday night parties in which the entire school has participated. Plato thanks the college group tor helping to make everything planned a huge success. MEMBERS Sharon Stevenson, President Sally Allen, Vice-President Diane Burgher, Treasurer Marcia Gladding, Secretary Eleanor Caldwell Carolyn Crom Marilyn Faeth lean Fricke Ioan Gourlie Sally Hall Florence Hatch Carol Hughes Pat Hunkin Nancy Iohnson 66 Ioan Luce Betty McCulloch Sue Morrow lulie Simpson Betty Washburn

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ibreamin 7 E95 fke lemon The BRIARCLIEE QUARTERLY, which is edited and rnanaged by students under the direction of Norman MacLeod and published by Briarcliff Iunior College, is an inter- national review of literary and general in- tellectual interest. The student staff learns the techniques of assembling material, edit- ing and proofreading, publicity and distribu- tion, magazine make-up and management. The BRIARCLIEF QUARTERLY publishes fiction, book reviews, articles, literary criti- cism, and poetry by new as well as estab- lished American and foreign writers. The review is published with the generous col- laboration of the Briarcliff faculty. Norman MacLeod, Editorial Director Suzanne Stoepel, Executive Editor Iohn Fatula, Assistant Editorial'Director Hattie Huff, Managing Editor Assistant Editors: Audrey Meyer. Eleanor de Grange, Eva Price. Enid Oonk. Shirley Ward. Barbara Iacobs, Norma Weiler, Doris Mackintosh. BHIAHIILIFF U AHTEHLY Terry Eaton Katharine Mulford Toni Hamilton Phyllis Hardon Marilyn Morss Peggy Schilling Lee Tyler Nancy Reed Margret Thors , ,

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THLETIII SSUEIATIIL Every student in the college is a mem- ber of the Athletic Association with an Ath- letic Board representing them. The Athletic Board is composed of the senior and fresh- man head of each sport, the captains of the two teams, the officers of the association, and the physical education instructors. The two teams into which the students are divided are the Yellow and the White. Throughout the year these teams compete in the season's sports. The board stimulates interest in eXtra-cur- ricular sports and arranges intercollegiate meets and play-days. ln i946-l947 We have met Vassar, Brooklyn, Sarah Lawrence, and l'lunter'for intercollegiate sport competition. Our swimming team has been entered in the National Telegraphic Swimming Meet. Vtfe have an active Formation Swimming Club which gives exhibitions and an en- thusiastic Ski Club which plans weekend trips. ' , Doris Mackintosh, President Hilda Weyer, Vice-President Phyllis Hardon, Secretary-Treasurer Ann Snyder, Captain of the White Team Ianet White, Act. Captain of the White Team A Anne Day, Captain of the Yellow Team main Wlaf Come, Waffl-,,'-fy