Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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CLUB I -v- .-. 'lil' is nm- v i 5 al an-. ' ur AS:- :nazi .. :HS ::'S'i'U. , l 5 GLAD If ' excel- ez rec To .. .hw -- -.. THU- :' 'rarlfal 2-2 voca- F Their :5 morion :I csycliol- 'rgs was agp sv In 3 31 -A To e ourpose , Qhrenol- '-g and will! the -he year. 'fern and gilable Bl anmenl. :gen To dll .ar Ellefl5lV9 93' in l'l l8 '-5 lfllllal i RADIO WORKSHOP ln The opening days ol The College in The Fall of I946, a group composed of l-lerberl Golden, Susan Tkach, and Gloria lvlarkoll arranged wilh WMFF +o broadcasl a series of programs approprialely called Opera+ion . . . Collegel , designed To belrer acquainr The communily wirh irs new neighbors. Recruils lo This nuclear group came quickly, and wilhin a few weeks a Radio Workshop was lormally organized and charlered. lls purpose was To pro- vide direcrion and eslablish lacililies lor sludenls lo express Themselves Through radio in The Torm ol wriring, acring, producing, and direcling. The Radio Workshop has produced almosl every Type ol radio program from mysleries lo panel dis- cussions, and has provided a means Tor sludenls To parlicipale in all phases ol radio broadcasling. Sfandingz Terry Arnold, Bill Reinhardl, Dick Jones, Rosemary Schepis, Charles Bryck, Flora Eps+ein, Roberl Burns, Charles Walfers, Thomas Egan. Silfing: Sfan Rosenfeld, Harrie? Prince, Tom Ansbro, Murray Markman, Mrs. Woodrow Hansen Sian Rosenfeld, Sidney Held, and Murray Markman. John Hegmburgeri

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fl' oT lie deTecTin9 Test as Pa admifiiders a The R xford Bolling e , . Pfoiessor X b.S activihes. P5YghOl0gY C u Professor H' nqefnbefsv Psycholo Michal-SrniTh discusses palmisiry FronT Row: Arnold, Jacob, Prof. H. Macha1-sma+h u1acui+y Advisorl, Barrelli, Gold. Second Row: Miss Marge Wells, Bruclrs, Freund, McCoslry, Clark. Third Row: Kleiner,Gross, Zelilrovslry, Long, S. SmiTh, R. SmiTh, Mc- Cleve and Furman. Club PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club was Tounded in The summer OT l947. This organizaTion was TormulaTed in re- sponse To numerous requesTs oT sTudenTs aT Champlain Tor an opporTuniTy To learn more abouT various aspecTs oT psychology ouTside OT The class- room. During The summer period, The club had a membership oT abouT TwenTy--Tive sTudenTs and has since Tripled ThaT number. An elecTion oT oTTicers was held and a consTiTu- Tion drawn up, and 'immediaTely aTTer, The club received iTs charTer. The club's program commiTTee has shown excel- lenT choices oT psychological subiecTs designed To be oT inTeresT To members oT The college commu- niTy. These acTiviTies included addresses on mariTal relaTions, psychiaTric social case work,.and voca- Tional guidance, given by auThoriTies in Their respecTive Tields. ln addiTion To These Tallcs, showings oT moTion picTures highlighred imporTanT aspecTs oT psychol- ogy. One oT The mosT successTul meeTings was aTTended by over one hundred people. The purpose was To expose The quaclaeries oT palmisTry, phrenol- ogy, Tea-leaT reading, TorTune Telling and graphology. The evening was closed wiTh The demonsTraTion oT a seance. During The year, sTudenTs were given The opporTuniTy To learn and To use The various equipmenT ThaT is available aT The psychology deparTmenT's TesTing deparTmenT. All The club's acTiviTies have been open To all sTudenTs -and Their communiTy guesTs. ExTensive plans are being TormulaTed To TurTher inTeresT in The club and To insure The achievemenT oT iTs iniTial pUT'pOSG. RAD .W ln The DPW T I 91099 fl 1946 0 6,0 TlaCll' and To bfoodwi T ,area , uainl W cy' Qpera-f acq N Recrvilf io wiihin 5 ie' 'Q Sian Rosenieldl 556

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