Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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se Asst! 'x ciaie Eal of Ca - H. gfapf' slqfbeff Ugln C ess kgso ahegef Liferary Cedric Brown Signe Danielson Barnei Frommer l-larry l-lusid Graham Schneider Edmond Semel Phoiography Lesier Schenlcman Milion Bard . . M, Tkach- AS Wllllam Lavoui du LAC Business Roberi Koure. Assi. Bus. Mgr- Roberi l-lorion, Adv. Mgr, James Farrell, Assi. Adv. Mgr, Felix Cohen, Cir. Mgr. Sluari Smiih, Assl, Cir. Mgr, Cheryl Brown, Publiciiy Faculiy Advisors Dean E. F. Lelvlasiers Assl. Prof. Ronald F. Reid Ari' John Gran? Edikor Soclake filer G The siaii l:l1RE3iinFaculiv Advisor. Mr, Ron M . ufh,-fe' As n S Pl'IOf0grapl'T6f'lf Edifor LeMas'fef5 and ,MQ

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