SUNY Maritime College - Eight Bells Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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T HIE STUDENT CCOUNCCTJL Responsible for Battalion morals and for supervision of the extra-curricular programs, the Student Council was an attempt at student self-government. Qnce planted this organization Ianguished until its organization underwent a badly needed revision during the fall semester of the 1951-52 year. The result was an organization broader in scope, Whose members were popularly elected. The Corps had come of age and were therefore eligible for Hthe franchisef' From this stemmed wider Cadet support, participation, interest. and effectiveness. TT-TIE PTSTCOIL TEAM While the sharp shooters of Schuyler practiced regularly, results were not always as hoped for, but often as expected. Story has it that uReb,H Meyers, and Miller can take on the rest of the class with one eyeball tied behind their heads. W t ,.ii i J?

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i theNa. nllortant Vlllgs OI lhiirade' panel of Sihlalion mfast ' Cilafieg fCSiCiQnt: lC,S6CIe. GLEE CLUB-SNYDER, HAAS, ANDERSON, LIMPETLAW, NEU. BERGER, B RE N TA R I , BLOCK TREUBERT, FOSS, JANES, RICH. ARDS, wALczYK, Tamara, Po. LETTI, FALCIER, MILLER, TREFFS p ELLER, ZIELMAN, CONLEY i WEEKS, WATERMAN. tllilllll, mum ' r M THE GILIEIE CLUB f i L S 3 3 . . in The present Giee Ciuiim is not the tirst at NYSMC, since, rumor has it, there was one a few - V' it f years ago. ' limi Uur first program was at Mrs. Learyis Christmas party for facuity chiidren. Next was at time ' A. LV Christmas fiance. Then the Christmas carois aiong Qtiicersi Row. Very goodi J First truiy iormai appearance was in the spring of 1951, in coiiainoration with the Marching ' Band .ID - R me ,j THE YACHT ULUB Q rn Starting with six Penguin Dinghies in u47,H the Yacht Ciuib ioecame an Associate Member of f the Micidie Atiantic inter-Coiiegiate Saiiing Association. The faii of H49H brought the ten Dyer n - 1 Dhows, and in U50,,' uncier Dicic Niuiier, fuii membership to the iVi.A.i.S.A. was granted. n The iaii of H5l,,' with Commans as Commodore, and Muiier and Diener as the backbone of a' r ' the racing team, saw New Yoric Maritime tie with Kings Point for the Greater New York Champion- , ship: its freshman tooic the Novice Championship for the N.Y. area, and its standing in the A , Z, M.A.i.S.A. rising to new heights. ND Mme L ' KH' AMUELLER, rLOR, ri Dr' Ivisefiby YACHT ciua- , wdent- WEEKS, Momesu 35 Ht' VERRANDO, WENN- ikeir SPH' BERG, Gneusr, vuANu LRCIER, ZAHN, sm. I HAAS, BEREN. ibanquet EES, EISRMAN, mera , . I C H U lileiear WWHEIM, A-VER? ibm, U39 :'H'6EgT?A cnow- , I L L E R X For CROWTHER, com A MANS. B U R D 0 N EFOWNING, GIA T NO, iHoMPsoN.

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