Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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The Harlequin Club oTl7ers opporTuniTy Tor Those inTeresTed in dramaTics To parTicipaTe in The varied arTs and skills oT The TheaTer Through group sTudy and one-acT or Three-acT plays. lT holds such sTan- dards as will prepare The sTudenT To become elig- ible Tor membership in a naTional honor socieTy. lvlaior producTions oT The club have been sponsored OTT campus by The PlaTTsburg Kiwanis Club. HARLEQUIN CLUB The Harlequin Club: RoberT Eclrel, Graham Schneider Harold Cohen, Roberi' Craw ford, Ri+a Grossgold, S+even Fardy. Second Row: MarTin Halpern, Phyllis Gascoigne, Sey mour Grayevslzy, Donald Hicks Thomas WachTell, Derick Van Schoonhoven, and Lee Ben iamin. N SANS ,M f 43109 9 , Ai i W Nm V' x ' ' . ' . ,My 6:1 - 'pgs ,-pmryr , 7 2ZeF?cm2fs':4szs - CL ra u.-Iyfx, Q .W -. 'lf ' s - 1 i fi -i- , -TQ .lx R .LJ , - - X ll' A I XJ' I Q IWW in Q-52.11534 l I DELTA PSI OMEGA DelTa Psi Omega: Donald T Hicks, Harold Cohen, Roberi Crawford, Thomas Wachfell, Derick Van Schoonhoven. l re uired. DelTa Psi Omega members Tormed DelTa Psi Omega, a large naTional honor socieTy are T Ci in dramaTics, rewards worThy and cooperaTive par- TicipaTion in Harlequin Club plays. ScholasTic sTand- 1947- ino and loyal and conTinued service in dramaTics , The nucleus OT The CliTT Haven Summer TheaTer in

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ENGINEERING SO The Engineering SocieTy has as iTs TundamenTaI r ose The TurTherance oT The' social and educa- pu P Tional liTe oT The engineering sTudenTs aT Champlain. Colle ei IT promoTes undersTanding and close QI cooperaTion wiTh The TaculTy oT The pre-engineering curriculum. Since iTs incepTion, in March I947, The Engineer- ing SocieTy has endeavored To give The engineering sTudenTs aT Champlain College an opporTuniTy To discuss wiTh graduaTe engineers The problems in . . . i + Their various Tieldsg and IT has sponsored ec ures by speakers on The social and Technical problems oT civilizaTion Today. - Each branch oT The socieTy--chemical, elecTrical, civil and mechanical-has Tormed iTs own discussion groups wiThin The cTganizaTion. Speakers procured Trom among Their ranks or Trom proTessionals in The ,M'fmfmSI4P CIET5' Tield have direcTed lively sTudies oT Technical prob. lems. This acTiviTy has given The sTudenT valuable experience in selT-expression. The TaculTy advisor Tor The SocieTy is Mr, E, B, Phillips, ACUNY deparTmenT head oT The Engineer- ing Drawing DeparTmenT. The programs sponsored by The SocieTy in iTs weekly meeTing included lecTures on ATomic En- ergy?-ITs PasT and EuTure by ProTessor RoberT C. MacFarlane oT PlaTTsburg STaTe Teachers' College, The Engineer and SocieTy by ProTessor PeTer nd Science and Religion by l'Reino I-Iek- ala. Technical Tilms on Bridging San Francisco Bay, ATomic Energy, The STory oT Nickel, SawiTz: a IvIanuTacTure oT V-8 Engines, and The River were shown. Officers, Engineering Socie'I'y: Bill Lecler, John DeeTs, Ken Fleischer, and Tom RoberTson. CHEMISTRY CLUB 2 r Benson, Faculfy Advisor, BeTTy Lee, osep i? herd, and John Pappalardi. The main purpose oT The ChemisTry Club has been To augmenT The inTormaTion available To Those sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in chemisTry and iTs re- IaTed Tields. The club has also served The purpege oT supplemenTing The ordinary chemical educaTion given in college wiTh many discoveries Too recenT To be included in The regular curriculum, Towards The TulTillmenT oT These goals, The Chem- isTry Club has shown movies depicTing The pradfigel applicaTions oT chemisTry in indusTry, as Well as TheoreTical applicaTions. Field Trips which help The sTudenT realize and discover The complex naTure oT The work he is abouT To enTer, and group discussions led bi' Speakers Trom schools and indusTries have also conTribuTed To The club's agiivilfjesi ChemisTry Club: Thomas Holodakg Mr. Harold M. ' ' J h In- serra. STanding: AnThony Cacoso, Edward Shep- TL5 --ve-2, is. ' - ' ' 1 ..a. IIIIETC: C: ans e': ii 6f1fC'E-ff' I-' 1 clams as - ilile ic' ' v I , Meicf :'::.:' oil cet.: : DELTA OMEGA 'TI' Pi 'N ii-i'fp,, '-E I-sling Im, iimhbsy Tri--Q

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i,.1..i-4, , The informal banquef af Gero's wi+h Rabbi LeMasfers affending. - 5 i Simon Cohen, Presidenf and Mrs. Knowles, and Dean HILLEL FOUNDATION The purpose of fhe l-lillel Foundafion is fo carry ouf an infegrafed program designed fo promofe friendship and folerance amongireligious groups on fhe campus. l-lillelfs acfivifies fhis year were numerous. The Foundafion's members had fhe privilege of hearing addresses by Rabbi Simon Co- hen of Temple Befh israel in Plaffsburg, and Profes- sor Walfer Jamison of fhe English Deparfmenf. Presidenf and Mrs. Knowles, Dean l.eMasfers, and Professor Alfred Berman affended an informa banquef held by fhe organizafion af Gero's Res- fauranf in Plaffsburg. Such perfinenf fopics as religious discriminafion and fhe issue of Palesfine were freafed during meef- ings. A Hlviaizoh Ball, held during fhe spring re- ceived fhe supporf of a large number of sfudenfs. and so if was decided fo make This an annual affair. Rabbi Simon Cohen Religious Advisor: Wil liam Ross, Chairman Professor Alfred Berman, Faculfy Advisor. yy W 'Bill-I Aix ' nf uf mQlliYo4 W i V W . JI' Mil j Slfii iw ? v U' MV' n,,,i.wi Wy., iW 'i., 1 pri W W ' 91:54, . bu Ra, .1Sff'-I ri- K ,fn V' Reilly C . 1 KV rf iw W I, an Q1-fy ll , 5 :W INTERNM 1-ef' I 44 hi? A . .,, lqiinw ' 'bin' uhm iknilkltnwh, Q 'vqiw is -1 :mb 'hg.M -. 5 'Wu l'w.f's-iv ' up ws H-,,, wxjn N3- N. K