Pace University - Legend Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Glee Club HE Glee Club Qformerly the Men's Chorusj, which is now under the direction of Mr. H. Thomas Miller, has enjoyed another highly suc- cessful season. For the hrst time, the club consists of both male and female voices. Their hrst concerts were held during the Christmas week. The first was for the group to sing on the steps of City Hallg they also sang on the East Balcony of Grand Central Stationg and hnally the group gave a recital in Alumni Hall. At present there are no club officers. Miss Katherine Schissler accompanies the group at the keyboardifor which the group is sincerely in- debted. With the news of the late Mr. H. Charles Pantley's death this past summer, sadness invaded the hearts of the collegels choral group. It was Mr. Pantley who originally organized a group of male students shortly after World War II. With his memory in mind, the Glee Club hopes to build on the foundation laid by him. Christmas Carols-The Glee Club in concert at Grand Central Station. Singings a pleasure when accompanied by talented Miss Katherine Schissler. Top mu'--R. Garcia, C. Laux. A. Titus, M. Warm, P. Ruopp, J. Lewis. Middle mu'-H. Gordon, B. Moroney, M. Liebing. P. O'Hara, Mr. H. Miller, H. Henderson, I.. Rebeka, A. Yasinsky. B. DiM.u'zo. Bolmw mzrfj. Dee, C. Crawford. H. Turteltaub, F, Bailis. S. Berke, B. Lipman, G. Crowley, E. Breden, j. Peth. 104

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Lawrence Gentile, Layout Elinor M. Grieg C0j1yEdil0r This volume is a result of the combined efforts of the people whose names appear here. Their cooperative spirit and genuine unselfishness have brought real meaning to our slogan. We hope that as you leaf through these pages you too will find this, your yearbook, to be a bigger and better LEGEND. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,,.....,,, ......,....... L awrence A. Dinetz Managing Editor ......,......l,,,...l Anthony A. Russo, jr. Copy Editor ..........,...., ,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,., E linor M, Grieg Layout ........,.....,........... , ..,,, Lawrence Gentile Business Manager .......,..,.,..,,..........,,,.....,,,......,..,... john Serla Assistant Business Manager ,.,,,. ...,,,...... D on Kruger Advertising Manager ....,.........,..,... Howard Greenman Assistant Advertising Manager ...,,. Daniel Dineen Sports ..................................... .,,,,, ............ B ob Ziskind Faculty Advisers .....,, ,........ M r. Thomas Sayles Mr. Irving Settel T011 mu'-L. Gentile, J. Batson, J. Levine, G. Wlojcierhowski, H. Greenman, J. Serla. Barium mu -D. Kruger, A. Russo, C. Raften, L. Dinetz, B. Ziskind. 103

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Bridge Club HE immediate objectives of the Bridge Club are to provide the occasion for players to meet and compete for awards. The 1949 Tournament among students was won by Edward Shindelman, who was awarded the special medal recently created by Pace College. This tournament is held each year during the Spring. Inaugurated this year was the annual faculty- student tournament to be held each fall. No spe- cial awards were given, but all participants look forward to next year. First meeting of the new DeWitt Clinton Alumni Club. Law HE Law Club, under the guidance of Joseph A. Hoehlein, evening instructor in Law, is the newest organization at Pace College. Meetings are held every other week, and are conducted entirely by the students under the super- vision of the faculty adviser, and with such assist- ance from him as the group may request. It was proposed that the club deal with the practical side of the law-the phase which is not generally experienced in the classroom. The nature and scope of the meetings will, of course, be determined by the members themselves. fin SOUND knowledge of finance makes for a well-rounded career in business. Cognizant of this fact, and aware, also, of the enthusiastic inquisitiveness on the part of many students, fac- ulty members, William H. Robinson and Donald Phillips were instrumental in organizing the Fi- nance Club and putting it on an active basis. Bridge players take Ll break for a formal picture. DeWitt Clinton Alumni lfluh INCE 1925. DeWitt Clinton High School has contributed 985 students to Pace College and has consistently maintained the top position for high school representation at Pace. In December, 1950, permission for the establishment of a club was granted by the administration of the College. The mission of the organization is to foster the principles of retaining close relationship with the high school and former teachers. Professor Marsh swears in new Law Club Officers. HHEE The first meeting was held in November, 1950, at which time temporary officers were elected and the objectives of the organization formulated. Briefly these are: to explore, and acquaint its members with the fields of finance and credit, to obtain qualified speakersg to schedule field trips, and, to guide students in their financial courses.