Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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Y f X r-f , Y 'y I V 1 xl' fy V Lv - 3. 1 -Will Baclz Row: Dliller, Vvuymcm, Fulmrer, Van Buren. Seconcl Row: Sim, Bishop, Kaczynski, Lee, Owens, Ritchie, Barge, Seibel, Peysbe, Hallenbcck, Allen, Gibbs, Corkum, Greene. Sealecl: lxlr. Hesse, Aclvisor, Dylong, Vice-Presiclent, Playas, Presirleni, Carlson, Secretary, Sanly, Treasurer, Bogclanowicz Bocle Row: Lain, Yager, Krumufieile, H. Fox, Spensley. Second Row: C. Deitz, Forsyih, SecreiaryfTreasurer. Beriram, Presizfcni, Daniel, Vice-Presicleni, Beaven, Drew. First Row: Conklin, Nelson, D. Rowley 58 M VW' M

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Dr Abba Newion, Kennvllr Dick Dr. Boker. Claris Blu- LGS' BIFS. I'lFIS1JI'Ollf'L PUBLICATIONS BOARD HE Puhtications Board of Hartwick College is a iittte known organization, although ituguides the destiny of all puhlications put out hy the students of the College: namety, The Student Directory, the Oyaron, Hilllops of Hariruicfe, Glimrnerglass, and the Dramatics Society and the athletic programs Each of these has separate staffs coordinated hy the hoard. - The group consists of six people, 'three appointed from the facutty, and three etected from the student hody. Dr. Baker, Dr. Newton, Mrs. Hashroucit, Clara Btuvas, Kenneth Dick, and Jerot Kent have heen the memhers of this yeargs group. The Board appoints the editor of Hiltlops and selects a 'husiness manager who serves for all puhtications. Ronald Rowley has heen appointed next year,s manager to take over the duties of Bah Reynolds, who deserves commendation for his excellent hnanciat management. in addition to these ofhcers, the Board this year appointed Marion De Angelo as advertising manager, and Dewey Hornhech as cashier. Another dirty of the Board is the yearly presentation of Puhtication Keys to the seniors who have served for three years with special faithfulness or distinction on some publication staff. 37

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LANCSMUIR SCDCIETY W rr C21 . tin-i Ziyi' HE Langmuir Ctiemicat Society twas two purposes as statect in ttie constitu- tion: First, to aict in social extra-curricutar activities and, seconct, to suppty an intormat supptement to ctassroom stucty on ttwe modern trencts in ctiemistry. Dr. Otto Steintnactu, wtio tett Hartwick ttiis year to accept anottier position, had muctw to cto with the organization ot the ctutn anct the beginning ot the scientitiic titnrary, to wtiicti tie donated severat taootcs. Under tiis guictance ttie ctuta tias grown in memtaerstiip anct inttuence. An aisle successor to Dr. Stein- tnacti tias been 'tounct in Mr. Stanley Hesse. At one ot the tatt meetings Dr. Rotmert Roberts, head of the Ctiemistry Department ot Colgate University, was a speaker. Att taigtl scttoot students interested in science were invitect to attenct at this time, Dr. H. Lee Ward, who tias tuact teactiing experience at the Universities ot Wasniiigton. and Minnesota as wett as at Hartwick, spoke at a spring meeting. The famous annuat banquet for ttie society Hsurvivorsu was taetct in the spring. Qttaer activitiesiin- ctudect the two picnics, one in ttie fait and the other cturing the seconct semester, tuetct at Witbiir Patti. Proceeds from the sate ot cancty anctltiot ctogs at ttie foottaatt games went towarct the support ot the ctuifs scientific iitnrary. Stitt growing, ttiis tive-yeareotrt organization is looking torwarct to a tong and usetut tite at Hartwick. DIAKONIAN SOCIETY it V 'KS -Esta 2: 2: f 9.9 ..,-1 fsefxcfo ,DL Norclioerge again sounct actvice have in no in ttie year, the Society's ttie ctutn tnrotae precectent been assisted by Berwyn HE purposes ot ttie Diatconian Society, as set tortti in ttie revised by-taws, are to promote tettowstiip and practicat experience tor pre-ministeriat stu- ctents, to cooperate with the atumni and the Student Christian Association, ttie more inclusive organization of wtiicti Diatconian is a part, and to encourage pre-ministerial stuctents anct retigion majors to join ttie Society. With ttiese aims in minct, ttie group tietci regular meetings on the seconct anct tourtti Tuesdays of every montti. Ttiese meetings, and one supper meeting at the Cottege, have furnished gooct tettowstiip anct vatuatote contact with many successtut ctergymen. The group was especiatty interestect in cooperation with ttie Student Christian Association cturing Religious Emphasis Week. Members Witt tong remember ttie meeting witti Pastor Auman at ttlat time. Ttie Diatconian Society had also served extensivety in ttie Cottege ctiapet programs, and has otferect to cooperate witti tocat groups in supplying stuctent leaders for religious programs. actect as actvisor to ttie Diatconians. His regular attendance at meetings anct his smatt way contriiautect to time success anct to time spirit ot ttie organization. Earty overtnurctenect President, Ctiartes Deitz, found it necessary to resigng thereupon, in etecting an uncterctassman, Rictrarcl Bertram, to ttie executive ctiair. He tias Daniet, Vice-President, and Wittis Forsyth, Secretary-Treasurer. 39