Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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M. E. N. C. The Music Educators' National nference is a national organization ich is the largest branch of the A - National Education Associa- n. MENC hopes to promote edu- tional teaching methods and the owth of music throughout the coun- by means of research and exchange ideas. OFFICERS President, ice-President Secretary George Schermerhorn Joseph Caruso Margot Sue Wemie Treasurer Robert Swift Advisor g Dr. Frederick F. Swift ROW I, L. to R.: E. Rosenbaum, M. A. Scully, G. Schermerhorn, E. Raudenbush, M. S. Werme, R. Swift, D. Denny, M. Excell. ROW 2: M. Utter, L. Meeghan, J. Heinz, M. Hoyt, A. DeRosia, J. Wood, Dr. Frederick F. Swift, M, Van Deusen, L. Van Woert, G. Smith, A. Leavitt, K. Lewis. ROW 3: T. Pollard, L. Cox, R. Schneider, R. Stock, J. Runion. ROW I, L. to R.: C. A. Dubiel, C. Nielson, L. Peterson, J. Heinz, M. Excell, L. Brewer, J. Garland, C. Janssen, E. Rosenbaum, C. Thompson, R. A. Bull, J. Thompson. ROW 2: R. Stock, R. Schneider, J. DeRoche, R. Swift, H. Johnson, L. MacLaury, J. Runion, K. Hergert, J. Herron. 69 Chapel Choir The Chapel Choir is directed by Mr. Thurston Doxg it usually rehearses at least once a week and sings an athem during the Friday Chapel service. Since Hartwick College does have a strong music department, it is felt that these talents should be used to praise God.

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STANDING, L. to R.: L. Egbertson, J. Horowitz, F. Gilday, E. Payton, N. Carlson, K. Evans, R. Rider, E. Brundage SEATED: K. Dobert, H. Johnson, R. Scriber, M. Holtz, T. Reamer, R. Groth, M. Romain, G. Sutch. Circle K The Hartwick College branch of Circle International is the only organization on c pus that possesses the motto 'WVe Build. Th club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club Oneonta. Circle K is in its third year of oper tion. This year, the Club did many and varie deeds worthy of note. Honors Day, 1960, marke the initial presentation of the John A. Rol Memorial Award. Members of the club hav served in the capacity of student guides, show ing prospective students around the campu Nine of the club's members were in attendanc at the First New York State District, and Rober Rider, past president of the Circle K was electe as president of the NYS District. Several of thj Club's members have assisted the community by fighting fires, assisting private home owners performing various tasks, and helping our bene- factors, the Oneonta Kiwanis Club, in their an' nual pancake supper. Truly, the Circle K Clu is one that places service above self, followin great Christian principles. President, Thoma Reamerg Vice-President, Martin Holtz 5 Secreq tary, Robert Groth, Treasurer, Robert Scriber, Advisor, Mr. Ralph Larsen. Splinterville Splinterville is the title bestowed upon a little village at the base of the college hill which supplies housing for the married couples on campus. Next year this will be torn down. 68

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4tf f's'-'eQiKil .1 L. to R. ROW I E. Rosenbaum, A. Krug, J. Wood, L. VanWoert, A. DeRosia, C. Schneider, E. Raudenbush, M. Werme ROW 2 J. Garland, J. Herron, M. Van Deusen, M. Excell, M. Hoyt, Dr. F. F. Swift, L. Meeghan, J. Wilder, A. Leavitt, D. Denny, D. Deming, L, Brewer ROW 3 R. Autorino, T. Pollard, W. Sheley, R. Swift, R. Schneider, G. Schermerhorn, W. Ecker, R. Stock, W. Hamilton, J. Runion, A. Sprague. Radio The Hartwick College Radio Choir has completed a busy year of singing engagements. The majority of its concerts are given in high schools, but the choir also does a great deal of recording for the Life at . fit- ' 'W' 5 V ' 1 . 'tem ' Choir Hartwick radio series. The choir sang for the specia opening of the new Proctor Institute in Utica, thi year. The Radio Choir is mainly known for its light popular renditions. . 'W in Hartwick College Concert Choir Co n ce rt Ch oi r The Hartwick College Concert Choir has experi- enced a very successful year. Its activities were high- lighted by a tour to the western part of New York State through such cities as Buffalo, Chautauqua and Bolivar. The Choir, with a membership of over one hundred for the first time in its history, also performed Mozart's Requiem. This group once again fulfilled its purpose of introducing the untrained student to fine music as well as further educating the trained musical student. OFFICERS: Praxident, Margot Sue Werme V ice-Presidentg Rudolph Schneider Secretary, Elaine Raudenbush Treasurer g Martha Excell Advisorg Dr. Frederick F. Swift I