Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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Music Educators utionul Conference y SEATED: H. Cooke, D. Yeingst, J. Smith, M. Lochncr, A. Varga. STANDING: W. Gaillard, L. Fctherston, V. Ciccarino, J. Handy, J. Treat, D. Blake, K. Pt-nning. ton, M. Recd, B. Levine, J. Frcdrickson. MENC To help make the music education students aware of place of music in American society, the MENC students attended lectures of the New York State School Music Association at Rochester and the national convention in Philadelphia. SEATED: D. Ycin st W. Gaillurd, L. WilliumS- AGO The Hartwick College chapter of the AGO is dedicated to the furtherance of fine pipe-organ music through the study of organ construction and installa- tion. To this end, the group made a tour to the Cadet Chapel at West Point and another to Binghamton, where three large organs were recently installed. g , d H C k, J. Smith, L. Niebcrgall, C. Brown. STANDING: L. Fcthcrston, C. Rho cs, - 00 N .4 -t American Guild Orgunists II9

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Left to right: F. Senn, C. Tudhope, J. Whipple, R. Maltz Desideratum DESIDERATUM Defined as the search for knowl- edge, Desideratum is the literary magazine of Hart- wick College. Its purpose is to give students and fac- ulty an opportunity to express themselves through poetry, essays, fiction, drawings and other mediums. The criterion of the magazine is the literary merit of the work. Published three times last year, it symboli- cally represented aesthetic, idealistic, social and cul- tural pursuits.

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4 FRONT ROW: T. Hazclton, M. Watt, J. Clark, R. Maltz. ROW TWO: J. Whipple, B. McAlpin, M. Calrk, T. Hadscl, E. Ccrtz. BACK ROW: M. Liddic, P. Phipps, M. Schulman, M. Reiner, M. White, J. Cole, K. Dixon, L. Finch, F. Fleischer, S. Beddoc, C. Christensen, O. Popov. arclhoarcl Alley Players CARDBOARD Al.l.lCY PLAYERS This season, the Cardboard Alley Players presented three productions of diverse scope and technique. The first was a social drama, Yegor Bulychov and The Others, hy Maxim Corky. The assassination ofrljresident Kennedy, com- ing in the midst of the performances added a deep and ironic meaning to Yegor Bulychovis observations on lille and death. The second production, An Evening of One-Act Theatre, involved three 0ttC-act plays directed hy the students: Helenais Husband, The Boer, and The Bald Soprano. Each was huilt around a central core of comedy serving different purposes. The season closed with the performance of Wil- liam Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. The audiences were presented with a humorous glimpse into Eliza- hethan society.