Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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LITERARY GUILD l.asT Tall, The eTTorTs oT The members oT The Guild were dhecTed Toward The produchon of a coHege liTerary magazine wriTTen and ediTed by iTs mem- bers. Under Mr. Philip Tyrrell's TuTelage, The edi- Tors selecTed some commendable prose on a varieTy oT subiecTs, Trom saTire To near-symbolism. The warm recepTion aTlorded The Champlain Review by Hs subscdbers and The laudaTory conunenTsin The coHege papen were undoubTedW graHTWnq To The ediTors. Their endeavors during The year were an indicaTion oT Their desire To make arTiculaTe The creaTions oT Those sTudenTs on The campus who pos- sess hTerary TalenT. SeaTed: lane EllioT, Mr. Philip Tyrrell, Fac- ulTy Advisor: Bruce Olsen. STanding: Tom Ansbro, Ken STein, ArnT Froshaug. James Sfofer. FLYING iml in: fm -5 Sim -.- Thorax Mg, hm .VN M IWW 1 c-A Q Wie- Q ii fs. -- R., A K T V-I 'rg A , ' ., -. Q L-.QD ' V. . -.53-.5 a, - ' -. '--s xr'-Lx . ' 'IM - 5' L L Q.. 5 . 5 W3 2 '.i il '7 92, :HE-K ' h' , V -, - ci, '-Q . ' 1 Zin , -' .gl l' s'i:p. M , 'REQ - AP ng a. 5 ng , ' il U Q N -I-' N ' , 5 . qs,-.M W, x 'v's has 52'-1 .4 rx a nv, 'wi ' i q 'fx' ., .Q gs. ' .ms if ws. . VIN: Gig., i 1' '- - ' Peg '- . 'iw' .- M ' 1253 X Unk ' , TJ T asa i it 'wi 'Y . w. Chfifg- 5- A ii ' hz 5 i Qlhm fs li

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Graham Sc hneider checks The music in +51 e Umon for qualify Ben N GP afk1- CMV han urn Jr Dave ms NAT Baan- anh-TTTK Royll , ot P,-ah l'lo0Pe .Tlobevi Bu T,Mo1aV-- Maul- T' gecona he-+4 Viicffl V-Gland 'i.,ia.wia' :C KONI OA'-QW X GaXax hon Mr. W O Miohae olikano' W, Tannofle- . jo Siem' Senbetfi' gel Ro JAZZ CLUB On Wednesday evenings during The pasT year. The ThirTy members oT The Jazz Club gaThered in The council room oT The STudenT Union To lisTen To and discuss New Orleans, Chicago, and Niclcsie- land melodies. The discussions ThaT Tollow The playing oT The club's ample reperToire were TrequenTly as vehemenT as The recordings were blaTanT. As The older Torms of music havef Their supporTers and criTics, so has The more recenTly esTablished and Truly American musi- cal counTerparT developed iTs various schools. The members discourse on The relaTive meriTs oT Such Tigures as Peewee Russell, Coleman l-lawlci Dizzy Gillespie, eT al. The club has been adding STeadily To iTs record cabineT, and The increasing Humber oT members indicaTes ThaT iTs growTh is COmmensuraTe wiTh iTs varieTy oT recordings. HS, Some of The group gaTher jus'f To hear.'

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FLYING CLUB FronT Row: John H. Sullivan, James Shappee, Franlr McHugh, liam J Granaclu Rob H l - ArThur Miller PeTer GreTchenulc Warren Baulieu Thomas Mazza. Second Row: John Paul Frank, George ou basch Lawrence Wesl, BurTon Seidner, Ralph W. HewiTT, Wil- Grganized in OcTober oT T947 wiTh Ten members, llle Flying Club has occasioned among The sTudenTs an unprecedenTed increase in inTeresT in learning TO piloT an airplane. The maioriTy of The Club mem- bers are beginners, and almosT all are worlcing Tor Their privaTe piloT's licenses. lvleeTing every Tues- Cl5Y in l3eaumonT l-lall, The members quickly over- came Their main diTliculTy-ThaT of obTaining cheap and eTTicienT means of accumulaTing flying Time. AT TirsT, The Club conTracTed wiTh a local aviaTion com- pany. buT when This company sold The plane, The Clllb decided To buy iTs own airplane. Since each Person owns TransTerable shares in The venTure, The Club will be able To conTinue iTs acTiviTies aTTer The Original group has leTT.