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

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jgfl KO? JUG - 1 1 AWN TE Lawn Tea is not only the oldest organiza- tion at Briarcliff, but it is the only honorary organization. The members of Lawn Tea are chosen on May Day for their social charm, capabilities, 1- ,. i- f,. and poise. They are the official hostesses ot the college, and play an important part in the social activities. This organization Works with Plato and the other groups in planning the social ac- tivities tor the college. Gerry Smith, President Betty Washburn, Vice-President ' ,PMN offs Shirley Ward, Secretary af :L- -af' 4-2' .K Eleanor Caldwell Harriett Chandlee lean Drouillard Marcia Gladding Barbara Iacobs Celia Latimer Doris Macintosh Mary Io Oburn Sue Rainey Sharon Stevenson Suzanne Stoepel Ianet White

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The Briarcliff Glee Club, a newly organ- ized group, is composed ot thirty girls chos- en by try-outs. Their activities include sing- ing in chapel every Tuesday, caroling at Christmas time, and singing as a mobile Ann Boyd. President A Marilyn Faeth, Secretary Sally Tworger, Treasurer Lindsay Anderson Betty Bassett Ann Boyd Peggy Bowes Betty Bliss Bettie Byles Dolores Covert Constance Cleveland Virginia Durrell lean Drouillard Marilyn Faeth Edna Geifine Elaine Hoffman Celia Latimer Greta Leinback ISLE unit with other glee clubs. T he overall pur- pose ot the club is the enjoyment and satis- faction obtained from singing with a small group. of experienced voices. Betty McCulloch Ianet Mayfield Barbara Mills Kitty Muliord Nancy Pinto Nancy Reed Peggy Schilling Hope Sherman Edith Taylor Sally Tworger Carolyn Underhill Alma Weyer Hilda Weyer Georgia Williams 7 I Wflouf 0 .Slug

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IIIIMMUNITY HEI. TII1 5 HUNEII. The Community Relations Council, a joint faculty-student committee, was organized during the current academic year to assist the administration of the college in develop- ing and maintaining areas of mutual inter- est between the college and the neighboring communities. lts activities at present are de- voted primarily to raising money to fulfill the colleges pledge to the building fund of the Ossining Hospital tor its projected chil- 'dren's4Wing, A substantial sum was raised by a charity bazaar and auction and by assist- ing the faculty show. ' COUNCIL MEMBERS Charles W. Churchill, Chairman , FACULTY Gustina E. Scaglia Harvey W. Culp STUDENTS Margaret Bowes Anne Day A Charlotte larvis A Marilyn Morss Suzanne Harney Carol Reed Nancy Reed Ioan Weaver Cynthia Wirtz glad .Sla,e, mif .SDiale,.x4!f..!4rounal fAe jawn