Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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SeaTed: Mr. RoberT LyTIe, FacuITy Advisor: Jim SmiTh, Presi- cIenT, Spring SemesTerg Ken Anderson, President Fall Se-. mesTerg Reverend VicTor Tudor, College Chaplain. STanding are Jack ErraTT and Russ Deragon, members of The planning commission. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The STudenT ChrisTian AssociaTion has meT wiTh f success in iTs eTTorTs To provide social and religious acTiviTies Tor The ProTesTanT sTudenTs aT The college. A world-wide organizaTion, The AssociaTion spon- sored The appearance oT iTs inTernaTionaI secreTary, T. Z. Koo, in an assembly and TheaTer program early This-year. The TesTive mood esTabIished beTore The ChrisTmas holiday was probably due in parT To The STudenT ChrisTian AssociaTion's members who sTroIIed Trom one secTion oT The campus To The nexT singing ChrisTmas carols. In,cooperaTion wiTh The I-Iillel Fo,undaTion and The Newman Club, The STudenT ChrisTian AssociaTion raised Tunds Tor The needy children OT PIaTTsburg To help malce Their I947 ChrisTmas a happy one. Dr. T. Z. Koo aT The college 'IheaTer

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d. A+ ri h'r, Mr. Ronald Gregory. Dl eCl0 Y of Mus The Champlain College Ban g ic 'for ACUNY. Y ., .,,. ,,f...., ,,,. -v WM.-vs., ,.,..,.-.-.---.-,A. , , , A band concerl' wilh Mr. Gregory conclucling. BAND An all-slale inlercollegiale band program wilh len members selecled from The College, gives us perhaps lhe besl idea ol lhe caliber of Jrhe Cham- plain College Band. Prior lo December lllh-l3+h, when lhe all-slale band performed al Syracuse, lhe Champlain Band had received recognilion from only ils local enlhusiasls. Wilh so much lalenl on hand, lhe Direclor ol: Music, lvlr. Ronald D. Gregory, should accomplish his Jr d l lo la for church and purpose of lraining s u en s p y civic aclivilies aller lheir gradualion. Champlainers know ol lhe band lhrough ils per- formances over WMFF, and ils music al assemblies and al Sunday allernoon concerls has p lying and enjoyable. roved satis- Sealedv '- Jeni 53 mem 5 are .lm corvlnk STUl CHR ASS ine S31 Success '- aciiv'-'Q A WC' 3 SQTSC L . l. Z. 'iff lhis ggi. Chris'-53 Siuae.. Sll'CllEC I, ln'g5:: NeWf 'a.. Vaisej : . lo help N

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vvio f 4- jf s o ll IN . ci lb I V,k6,, ,sg xiii? gn--f ll W . . Bac ro H. Eno, Joseph De X MexT0mlcievic1 h ive! 19' I xiailnoie Felice A9niTil0.Edmond Same -!sl ':1'4gE - . T H 99 'Wm' ' ' s+andm9' Reber aCola Sanford Todd. M:eC::ed:PhYllis BGYQ ' T ef. Ai Y fi: The music oT The I9Th CenTury composers and The cornposiTions oT The modern school were presenTed during The year Tor The members oT The lvlusic Guild. This varied and enioyable lisTening was subdivided inTo schools and inTo naTional groupings. The all- rarn was received wiTh enThusiasm maTched only by The recepTion accorded To The Tive usic oT BeeThoven, Schumann, Russian prog recordings oT The m and SchuberT. The discussions ThaT Tollowed The lisTening period were educaTional. illl X X Music hafh charm To sooih The Champlain sTudenT. .V Q 'll Tllrll D 'llllilx ,W 41+ .fyf 2, f r ixlxiy l X l l .. rlllr, il il T l - l gifs-D I X2 ,fp ,Z If ff ,1 MR' Tudof 55 as in iniefilei Since ITS ' mb-E in me I T Peru Pere club mga? Tilms GPG ieresi TO ' The CTU able EVE and Fun f F r F' HSM