Pace University - Legend Yearbook (New York, NY)

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illlllfl mit'--VA. Dlafficx Ci, Fuclge, S. Scliapirn, F. Carcloncq 13111111111 mu' -I. liarclay, M, lfcflclman, H. Moore. Eamera Club H12 Camera Club, organizecl in December I9-lil, was fiormecl to give those interestecl in shutters, flashes, ancl trays, the chance to exercise that interest. Wfeekly meetings provicle interesting student cliscussions about still photography, clark room techniques, camera operation, composition, ancl types ancl uses of clifferent films. This year the club has expanclecl its assistance to the school photographer. The members snap college groups in action for publication on the bulletin boarcls ancl in the Pace Press. The school clarkroom has been macle available for this pur- pose of' the club. Thus the Camera Club acts as a service organization for many other activities at the college. Since the club's inception in 1949 its member- ship has constantly grown. The enthusiasm of the group makes better Pacemen ancl photographers. livery year the Camera Club sponsors two ex- hibits which inclucle the works of both stuclents ancl faculty. The photographs are clisplayecl on a portion of' the school bulletin boarcls. In the future, the club expects to expancl its program with outsicle lecturers ancl field tri ns. l ner.: Club lfxecutixc- Committee -l. liarciav, A. Alaflc antl H. lNloorc. Club members in a cliscussiun on kl.ll'lil'tN1lI1 technique

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'Iliff rffzr'---W. Wliite, P. Lund, B. Lipman, S. Berke. J. Saunders, -I. Stern. Hollow ruzl'7A. Campo, A. Angnna, R. Cooney, T. Aab, Mr. B. Elkins, P, Pomeranz, J. Miller, A. Athanas. Anthony A. Campo, Preiidwll President Campo making a point at an informal meeting. 90 rt and Poster NDER the supervision of Faculty Advisor Ben Elkins the Art and Poster Club has grown in stature and rating, Officers were elected at the hrst meeting of the Spring Semester. Anthony Campo was elected President, Susan Berke, Vice- Presidentg Barbara Lipman, Secretary-Treasurerg and john Saunders, Public Relations Director. Admittedly, not all the members of the club are experienced brush or crayon artists. They are, however, sincere in their purpose Qto acquaint themselves with art appreciation and the techniques of art and poster workj, and great strides have been taken in this, the club's initial year. Worthy of mention is the fact that the club is composed entirely of freshmen. Everything ac- complished was done without the aid or advice of upperclassmen. Supplies were purchased, in- struction given, films shown, field trips arranged for and taken, and news releases written-all by freshmen club members. In the future, the club plans to aid all promo- tion campaigns of the Activities Otlice by prepar- ing posters and cartoons.

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A typical informal listening scssion in the music room. Quartet HIS society, devoted to music appreciation, was organized in October of 1949 by its present faculty adviser, Mr. Robert M. Dell. The endeavors of the members of this organization are directed toward a familiarization with both contemporary and past composers, and their works. This program is not restricted to those composi- tions which are familiar to all, but also to obscure works which pass unnoticed by many. The organization keeps abreast of happenings in the immediate vicinity by frequently attending local musical offerings such as: the ballet, opera, and numerous Broadway musical hits. QUARTET now has a record library of over one hundred selections, which are available for members and guests at any time. QUARTET, al- though young in comparison with other organiza- tions, has found itself a place near the top of the list of the most popular activities at Pace College. T 1 mu--R. Smith, R. Marquis, R. Schlidit. Middle mzr'-bl. Levine, A. Rachman, H. Rabinaw, I Nicholas, T. Meyer. Barium mu'-M. Langbnrd. H. Turteltaub, II. Shamaly, E. Wfojciechowski, F. Bailis, D. Vogel, W. Reale.