Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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President Binder crowns Charlene Dean Queen of the 1963 Christmas Ball. Dr. F. Fay Swift leads the group in the singing of Christ- mas Carols. The Christmas Ball The holiday season at Hartwick 'College sparkled with Christmas Internationale. The Commons, un- der the co-chairmanship of Roberto Vial and Ere- mina Hoekstra, was decorated to highlight the theme. Friday, December 13, 1963, will long be remem- bered by the seven lovely queen candidates. Miss Charlene Dean, a sociology major from Rochester, N. Y. was chosen to reign over the gala event. The Queenis attendants were Miss Linda' Finch, Whites- boro, N. Y. and Miss Diana Kreider, Dunkirk, N. Y. Eliesaheth Bohlen, Bonnie Burns, Marjorie Fischer, and Jean Harris completed the rest of her court. The candidates were selected by a popular vote of the entire student body. The final decision was made

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Fulton Lewis III Cleftl nd .I A. B klz 'iv Q . - . , l debate on conservatism and libciiiisin. ur lm whim 'peak with Dr' Binder after 'hm' Special Lectures Throughout the school year guest speakers visited Hartwick to give their views on history, contemporary society, Man, and many other topics of interest to the college student. The students of Hartwick have been fortunate during this past year to have heard many and varied speakers. Several faculty memhers took part in a series of lectures on Civil Rights. Among these were Dr. Don- ald Voshurgh, Mr. Dale Burrington, Dr. Boris Svra- kov, and Dr. John Eichrodt. Speaking at the Senior-Day Convocation was Wahid Shariyegf, who discussed the ways in which 1 Mr. men can best use their education. Dr. .Iolm Eichrodt speaks on Civil Rights. ., .M i g 'tts1'.:-.M I 49

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g . Queen Marge Fischer, Jean Harris, Diana Kreidcr. by a panel of judges. At an afternoon tea held in honor of the candi- dates, the girls were introduced to these judges, The Rev. Rohert E. Heffner, Miss Dorothy Diekmann, M12 Donald Mayhew, Mr. Charles J. Coniam, Miss Mary Ann Zook, Douglas Reagan, Chief Justice of the Student Court and Jay Treat, President of the Senior Class. Each girl was judged on a point system according to dress, conversation, beauty and poise. Dancing was to the music of Steve Anthony and his Orchestra. A Christmas addition was the singing of carols under the direction of Dr. Frederick Fay Swift. fn, ,I f--.. candidates from left to right: Liz Bolllen, Bonnie Burns, Charlene Dean, Linda Finch r itji Al Chambers escorts candidate Jean Harris to the throne.