Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Shari Facul'fY Advison Q Row: Mr. - .jr .Q miie and PiSToli? plilaoenn. Pres.: 6'eenbisumiiojTcrhLen::s. WeTTlin. vice r H Advisor. 56000 ' . R W1 F Hy . Th rd 0 Mr. ManchTS+el'iannTC:adrid. Sackermafi- Fefdv I Fr0Sa'- Gro Yo Fisher. Dean' segai. Rorke- Galione' RIFLE AND PISTOL The Champlain College RiTle and PisTol Club has been lucky in having access To The ranges of The Tormer army insTallaTion on The campus. The riTle range has 80 TargeTs and Tiring posiTions aT 200, 300, 400, 500 and 600 yarcls. The pisTol range is also suiTable Tor small bore riTle Tires. The club is aTTiliaTed wiTh The NaTional RiTle AssociaTion oT America. Since iTs incepTion The club has direcTed iTs eTTorTs Toward readying The pisTol range Tor Tiring This spring, and Then will work on The riTle range bringing iT back To iTs Tormer excellenT condiTion. A course oT insTrucTion To learn The duTies oT a SWORDSMEN S CLUB ln The spring quarTer oT I947, several Tencing devoTees conceifed The idea Tor a sTudenT club Through which They could conTinue Their pracTice and obTain insTrucTion. Joe Browne. vice-presidenT during The Tall semesTer, was one oT The sTudenTs who conTribuTe'd much oT his Time To The various deTails involved in The organizaTion oT The club. lvlr. ShorT of The Physics DeparTmenT was asked To serve as an insTrucTor. AppropriaTe liTeraTure was issued, and The TirsT meeTing was aTTended by a small buT inTeresTed group oT sTudenTs. Some oT The mem- bers had had previous Tencing experience, buT mosT oT Them were beginners who desired insTrucTion and guidance in The arT. The club proved popular enough To conTinue inTo The Tall semesTer OT I947, and many new sTudenTs prompTly ioined. ElecTions were held in OcTober, aT which Time Bill Wuerz was elecTed presidenT, and PaT Owens, secreTary-Treasurer. The Swordsman's Club has meT in The gymnasium Three Times weekly ThroughouT The year. Mr. ShorT insTrucTed Those inTeresTed in saber, while Joe Browne, assisTed on occasions by Tom Ansbro, aT- TempTed To improve The Technique oT beginners. All who belonged were Thoroughly iniTiaTed inTo The club's acTiviTies. FirsT Row: Marie Hennessy, Bill Wuerz, PaTricia Owens, Jonas Browne, Mary McGough. Second Row: Oril Graves, Delores DoxTaTor, Teddy Davies, June Levine, Al HaeTTenschwiller. Third Row: Ed Chillemi, lvens STanTon, BeTTy Coyle, John Andreola, David Harvey. range oTTicer and To supervise insTrucTion in marks- manship will run during The spring. Be The WCW' women sTuce s To Tunher s::'e siST Mrs. heme' ol Women ' They addec 5 oT providfrg e underprivfege: em New York. Tor The chiyg- JHZZY Cm., iv- . wh one Rec-it G.. bf T T -.Ea .- f u The league es: money Tor a C Tor The Childre- Cempus ec- wllie league ce The Taculhy 5-3 The Q -.. J- 5 .'.:, H22 SE.-3 I-. - a sf Oliller camper x-. The Lea',,e'f Timers: Fell Term lllillicenT ATA, -he Mae B5TT'Th'Qi' Delo les Dwi Y - . j lidfhleen Bari X Q. -new i Vidoriq Berg. i' ' Baflbar :nl not JM S Til Jun.. Y T at 'tt aeble ggi. A Sew, T! .i MQ, lem I-BEM ln, Mn: umm hgub :Wm uni LW., UMW . wk' 1 08- 'rm

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N's w,fE'Ql srucienl club 'el' Pficlice ln'.:5'pfeSiden+ A 'ie Siudenls 1 ,r e ine VGTIOUS Te Club. Mr. 1 i :area To gewe .-5 Wag issued' 5' 2 small but -I al or ine mem, 5. . Ce, huimogi 'smuciion and : 1:-??nue inio 'ew siuclenls : F Ocfober, Cesfdeni, and he g,mnasium if lvlr. Shorl gf JOB - Ansbro, al- :F beginners. ' yed inio the 5, Ovens. JOM' Gfgvei. Deloles Hugemglwlllef- 191 CWI John WOMEN'S LEAGUE d Sandfa o . Mrs Harriei B. Okjiircia ShaPer0- a Benlxarmn. - Lou Levine, . VW' Audrey Denneii. :iZo,,,1iBobbie Gale- Beiw . Beai'Onu . h. Secon M. ronk Refi Maggimann, Doroilw Sirgiia Owens. MGP! M'-'Goug Jecob2Lwi:aPhYllis GascOi9'le'Paw QY 1 , The Women's League, which is made up of all women sludenrs residing ar Hudson Hall, was formed io iurlher social aciivilies ar Champlain and io as- sisl Mrs. l-larriel Ballerlon Osgood, lhe Counselor of Women, in adminisiraiive aclivilies. This year lhey added a new proiecl +o Jrheir program-lhalr of providing enlerlainmenlr for The orphans and underprivileged ol 'rhe Children's Home ol Norlh- ern New York. The co-eds gave picnics and parries for lhe children and visiled lhem al The Home. The League also sponsored a puppei show io raise money for a Chrislmas parly and lo buy presenls for lhe Children. Campus aclivilies were nor neglecied, however. The League gave a receplion for new sludenls and lhe lacully and several 'rea dances for lhe siudenl body. The open house parries aiier dances and oiher campus aciivilies were well-aliended. The League is governed by an elecred council of oliiicersz Fall Term Spring Term Milliceni Allard . . .Presidenl ..... Audrey Denneli Mae Barnwell f.Vice Presideni .... Doroihy Smirh Delores Doxiaror . .Secrelary ...... Marion Bealon Kalhleen Bardy ..Treasurer ..... Winifred Burneii Vicloria Bardy .Proiecl Chairman. .Linda Germann Barbara Gale .Social Chairman .... Sandra Jacobs ooni, Lois Feinberg, Marilyn B0l'd. Jeanne Trenf, Elaine Silfen, Nafalie Bobgrove, Frances Ho- grebe. Second Row: Marie Timmerman, Helen Berkoff, Joan Levy, Ar- h l lane Hollinger, Rifa Olsen, Joyce Tepp, Irene Blakeman, C ery Bl'0Wn, Delores Doxraier. Third Row: Sally Miller, Phyllis Bergman, Fronl' Row: Joan Sargeni, Seri Pacrad June Levine, Shirley Magidson, Cynfhia Renner. nan..-J-.-.. Fronf Row: Helga Pollak, KiHy Gi+nick, Dororhy Banner, Marilyn Rosenfeld, Louise Krauss, Joanna Coulo.pides,Ania Roiers, Mariory, Cohn. Second Row: Karhleen Curfin, Nancy Honey, Ann Peacock, Flora Eps-rein, Gerfrude Spear, Harrier Prince, Rosemary, Schepis, Freda Grossman. Third Row: Carol Dickey, Ann Reynolds, Rulh Mas- Ier, Marie Hennessey, Mae Gemmalo, Winifred Burne+'r, Cynfhia Sin- coff, Jackie Paul. ----,