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STUDENT CHRISTIAN HE Student Cimristian Association, seeking to create a nmore Ctmristian atti- X I tude ttmrougtm fetiowstmip and service imas become one of Hartwicirls most X iniiuentiai organizations. Time co-presidents Harriet Goodrictm and Ctmartes Deitz tmave been active, not only timis year, but timrougimout ati four years of cotiege, -5 in Tmeiping' furtimer time purpose of ttmis non-denominational group. fl 'gm TQEUTTT ' gm Time S.C.A. activities began in September xvitim an entertainment for Frestm- XX LL men before ciasses commenced. During time Tast week in Qctotmer. time entire : sctmoot observed Religious Empimasis Week. Ai, timat time time Reverend Txqr. Airman of Scarsdauie spoke to time students on various aspects of ucimristian NW IU -3 Detensef' sa Cattmerine Smitim, in November, captivated Tmer Hartwick audiences wittm Tmer friendly personality and interesting accounts of Tmer missionary work in Japan. The Cimristnmas season inrougfimt time traditional piay, Hvxfimy time Ciminmes Rangf, under time direction. of Cuentimer Kona and tViargaret Fraser. I During time year, several menmtmers conducted Sunday Scimooi classes and devotions at time Horner Folks Hospital. Witim time assistance of Dr. Keiter, SCJ-X.,s advisor, Wlarjorie Scimuitz and Vxfiitianm Brown prepared a series of weeidy Lenten services, witim various Qneonta ministers participating. Time series ended witim an Easter sunrise service. Time annual picnic was Tmeid in Niay, and time SCJX ctosed its year,s activities with time sunrise graduation service for time Seniors. In ttmese ways, time Student Ctmristian Association Tmas Tmeiped to upimoid time Cimristian ideals of Hartwick. MCCGLLUM CLUB ITH Eiien Teiiier at time Tmeinm time ciuim started time year as a recruit of 1-,FT-q f1'7,A time National Home Economic Association. Miss Helen B. Smitim became sfgfz it -N time advisor and Mrs. Ray Cimamptirm, founder, of time club was made an tmonorary A Ly by merrminer. .VN Qur patroness Mrs. Earl Etrrmore entertained time iviccotium Ctub at Tmer S-T imorne in November, Miss Perceit, Qneonta Normal Scimoot instructor spoke to .. K y us onieindergartens. 'N ,, fK 'i in time spring time club cooperated wittm TVtrs. Clmarnpiin in matting Red Cross C Q: J Nutrition posters, and raised money to send time in-coming Senior President to N- 1-' time State Convention. The second semester, Miss Georgiana Dunn became time advisor and Gait Eitison repiaced Etien Teitier as prexy. A in Novenmiaer. at time University of Rocimester. time new TVTedicai Museum was dedicated. Within it lmang time portraits of twenty-four nmen wuimo tmave made time most fundamental dis- coveries in nmedicat science during time last 150 years. Une of ttmese is Dr. E. V. Niccoiiiirn, for wimom time ctuio is named. A 01m December I, Q, and 3, Dr. Mccoiium gave time Harimen Lectures under time auspices of time Royai institute of Pidmiic Heaitim and Hygiene in London. 41
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r . v E i , T I , ' ' - . , F , ' I 3 X F m 51 Q EJWQE' Back Row:Kolf1, Daniel, Pilkinglon, Dislnrow, Craig. Third Row: Vidulicfz, Bluuas, Srmly, Treasurer Nmlormo, Xvaltvrs, Krolm, Dr. Boker, Director, Barnes, Bartlwlomay, Ruclcf. Second Row: Fraser, Secretary Francbe, Molessn, Vice-President, IWcLnugHin, President, Bailey. Front Row: Luudaclio, Beach, Close Kaczynski, Hemens, M. Cookinhum 42
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