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

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TIHHISTIA ASSUIII TI L The Christian Association is a voluntary organization the aim ot which is to uphold the religious spirit of the college and render services to the college and the community. Some of our activities this year included a Christmas party tor under-privileged chil- dren, the participation in several chapel services, religious discussior casional Sunday night Vespe took charge ot a drive tor sei to Europe, and the World S Drive, and sent Volunteers to lc dren at the Congregational C Our association is a rnembe dent Christian Movement in Ne Marilyn Morss . . . President Hope Sherman . . . Vice-President I Lucy Baker . . . Secretary ' Shirley Lenci . -. . Treasurer Miss Hunnicutt . . . Adviser Elizabeth Blair Sally Blelock lean Bowen Peggy Bowes Ann Boyd Eleanor Caldwell Harriet Chandlee Ann Chester Pat Doremus lean Drouillarcl Marilyn Faeth Mary Ford lean Fitts Iean Ericke Virginia Gaines Lorna Gallun Edna Gefiine Sally Hall Barbara Hendrick Patricia Hunkin Barbara Hyde Charlotte Iarvis Winifred Ienkins Nancy lohnson Celia Latimer Ann Lowry Ardith McBride Evelyn Maddox Betty McCulloch Marjorie Marlowe Audrey Meyer Clarinne Miller Nancy Pinto Dolly Pitner Harriet Plotkin Nancy Bice lanice Richardson Betty Boome Patsy Schoen Emily Gerry Golds Edith Alisor Carolj Elinor Ann ' loan ' lean ' Norm: lanet Nancy Skye Marth Ioann Charlc Carole Betty praide fke allow! ana! fgaim fAe .. Oo I

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QOH? gence We .911 . . . HIJUSE IIUMMITTEE The House Committee is composed of sev- en seniors and six freshmen working under the guidance of Miss Probasco. The Com- mittee's goal is to strive for greater coopera- tion and consideration among the students. It handles such house rules as noise, run- ning, proper apparel and other duties. In many cases the Committee consults with the Student Council on such affairs in order to foster and maintain pleasant living condi- tions. The House Committee planned the birth- day dinners for the student body each month this year, as well as organized Sat- urday night parties which consisted of swim- ming parties, bridge parties, a Halloween party, and various games for the students who remain on campus for the Weekend. The House 'Committee gave its first tea for faculty and students on the twenty-second of Ianuary. We feel that this year has been a very successful one as the result of the coopera- tion of the entire student body. Enid Oonk, Chairman Mary Io Oburn, Secretary MEMBERS Barbara Anderson Alice Batchelder Ann Boyd Toni Hamilton Shirley Lenci Betsy Arensman Peggy Bowes Connie Cleveland lane Fischer Evelyn Maddox Vilma Schlesinger

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Ong: 777aAe gefieue DRAMA EL B With a group oi talented new members the Drama Club began its 1946-47 career. Danger - Girls Working Was our first pro- duction, and after a brief intermission in Ianuary, rehearsals began for the spring lean Drouillard , .. Carolyn Crom .... Suzanne Ramey .. Carol Hughes .,.. Barbara Iacobs Barbara Anderson Betty Zirke Pat lrwin Mary Io Oburn Marjorie Marlowe Harriet Plotkin Harriet l-luff Betty Bassett Sally Tworger lean Drouillard Alice Dintentass Renate Nickles Audrey Meyer Pat Hunkin Anne Boberts play. The theater party in May, with Happy Birthday the feature attraction, climaxed the season. And so, with many thanks to you, our audience, We'll pull the curtains, and Wish the freshmen lots ot good luck for next year's dramatic season. . . . . . . .President . . . .Vice-President . . . . . . .Secretary . . . . .Treasurer Carolyn Crom Betsy Arensman loan Daniels Phoebe Wick Dorothy Dunne Suzanne Bamey Alice Batchelder Enid Oonk Carol Hughes Ianet Mayfield Doris Mackintosh Gay l-ladden Hope Sherman Nancy Bice Bobbie Faeth Nancy Iohnson its ...L 1.- A JC X ' W ' I . 've ' f .- wr-3 .. .'.',g'.L l ,aw i. JA