SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

Curdinul nm State University Teachers College Plattsburgh Ilrilimlinn To light, in which we live and move and have our being: light which illuminates our minds and our hearts to meet the challenge of twentieth century life. In the past, we have had a light which flickered, in the present we have a light which flumes, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea. Faculty For we lifilil nr cam lies from l heir torches. Dr. George W. Angell, President Each year the new Cardinal staff is faced with the prob- lem of preparing a document which will adequately ex- press the many facets of college life at Pittsburgh. This is truly a tremendous responsibility since it is the Cardinal which finds a cherished place in the home of each alumnus and alumna, and it is to this publication that for many years to come our graduates seek re- freshment of wonderful memories about college life. It is indeed a tribute to the staff that this year ' s Cardinal has caught the spirit of brotherhood and scholarship which encourages each Plattsburgh student to l ecome all that he is capable of becoming. Every page portrays a unique way in which students have accepted the many opportunities for developing leadership as mem- bers of a profession dedicated to the maximum develop- ment of dignity and worth in human life. 8 Dean of the College Dr. Kdwnrd E. Rcdray He has drawn all who have been privileged to know him into his warm circle of friendship and learning. Means of Student Dr. John W. McTonian Mi- Alicr K I A- wis With a deep and personal interest in their students, they seek to promote the academic and social welfare of ' all. 7 Divisional Dirrrforw With an eye to the professional training of their students, they have developed programs the equal of any in the country. Miss Louise M. Norton. Home Economics; Dr. Nathan E. Kullman, Elementary Education; Dr. Grace G. Applcton, Nurse Teacher. Executive ounril This Council studies the broad problems of college policy in the capacity of an advisory group to the President. Seated: Miss Alice K. Lewis; Dr. Grace G. Appleton; Dr. George W. Angell; Miss Ixmisc M. Norton; Mrs. Phyllis ( ' . Barnard. Standing: Dr. John W. McTernan; Dr. Allan S. Everest; Dr. Frederick B. Turtle; Dr. Nathan E. Kullman; Mr. Bernard J. Sen well; Mr. Willard C. Flynt, Dr. Edward E. Rcdeay. Publit ' IJ rial ions Through their functions of publicizing the college, recruiting new students and plac- ing the graduates, their activities affect us all. Mr. Will. ml C. Flynt, Coordinator of Field Services; Mrs. Jean H. Carroll, Assistant to the Coordinator; Dr. Earl Harlan, Director of Public Relations; Dr. Frederick B. Turtle, Director of Public Relations, not pictured. Elementary Division They desire to make us realize that learn- f ing is an exciting adventure at all ages; that school can be the most fascinating experience in a chilli ' s life. Sealed: Miss Genevieve Callahan, Dr. M. Marie Brcsnahan, Miss Barbara Hanks, Miss Mollie K. Willi, Mrs. Ellen Parsons, Miss Stella Gervasio, Miss Margaret Sibley. Standing: Mrs. M. Gertrude Itilsterholtz, Miss Myrtle M Faust. Mrs. Mildred Dominy. Dr. John H. Hunt, Mr. Alfred B. Light, Dr. Raymond V. James, Mrs. Kileen M. Wardner, Dr. Charles T. Smith, Mrs. Phyllis C. Barnard, Dr. Haverly 0. Moyer, Dr. Nathan E. Kullman, Miss Jean E. McGraw, Miss Marilyn N. Suydam, Miss Frances Brinkerhoff, Dr. Anthony M. Schwartz, Mr. Nicholas F. Troisi, Mr. Maurice B. Camp. Home Eronomirw Division They endorse a family-centered program. They accomplish their purpose by teach- ing all areas of homcmaking under real- istic conditions, whether in the classroom or in the Home Management House. Sealed: Miss Phyllis C. Scholl. Mrs. Marie Me Grath, Miss Louise M. Norton, Miss Marie Banks, Dr. Sue Bragdon. Standing: Miss Lucie P. Burwash, Miss Morillynn Finch, Miss Mary L. Ilcaly, Miss Dorothy Rhoads, Miss Martha A. Park. IVurse-Tearher Division Through rigorous training on and off campus, they produce graduates equipped in the two professions of nursing and teaching. Seated: Dr. Grace G. Appleton. Standing: Miss Charlotte Y. Ives, Miss Helen M. McCarthy. Miss Jean M. Parker.  Departmental Chairmen Those arc the men who translate educational poli- cies into programs of general education and who coordinate the interests and energies of a rich and varied staff. Dr. B«rl Harlan, English; Dr. P. Reese Ncvin, Science; Dr. Edgar G. Barton, Fine Arts; Dr. Hans E. Hirsch, Social Studios. Science They offer a challenging program to enable students to deepen their understand- ing of our physical world. Sealed: Dr. Juno E. Lewis, Dr. I- ' . Reese Novin, Chairman; Miss Eleanor Lewis. Standing: Dr. Everett A. Manwell, Dr. Robert Donaldson, Dr. Robert H. Gibbs, Mr. Romuald G. I-esagc. Mr. Robert C. R. Macl ' arlane. Ill English They lead us to the real- ization that a little learn- ing is a dangerous thing. Sealed: Dr. Curl V. Knglclinrl, Dr. Karl Harlan, Chairman; Dr. H. Olis Noyos. Standing: Mr. Richard D. Korn, Dr. Helen A. Gauherl, Miss Ada M. Holmes. Mr. Howard C. Miller, Mr. Paul H. Harlnian, not pictured. I J Sealed: Dr. Hans K. Hirsch, Chainnan; Miss Harriett Xaylor, Mr. Chandler Hragdon. Standing: Dr. Allan S. Everest, Mr. Ernst A. Wiener, Dr. George L. Perth, Dr. Alfred L. Dicbolt. Social Si n lies They strive to make stu- dents informed citizens who are aware of the history and institutions of their own and other nations, the re- lationship of their nation to the rest of the world, and the forces that motivate national and international action. 11 Fine Ails Sealed: Mr. Joseph Hi ' iini-ssy, Dr. James W. Davidson, Mr. David E. Crcspi. Standing: Dr. Edgar G. Barton, Chairman; Dr. George E. Yokum, Dr. Angelo La Mariana, not pictured. They plan and carry Out a program that makes us aware of the values of self- expression, appreciation and understand- ing in a wide range of art activities. I livsi«-al Education Mr. Edward M. Wiley, Chairman; Dr. Alice L. Backus, Mr. Joseph C. Jastrab. Their health and physical programs are an effort to teach the importance of a sound body and a sense of well being. Library Sealed: Dr. Frances M. Breen, Librarian; Miss Marjorie Sessions. Standing: Mrs. Edith B. Bolles, Mrs. Suzanne B. Weston, Miss Gertrude Cone. They are always willing to help us locate materials and utilize the resources of the library for our research. IS Student Personnel Serviee Scaled: Dr. John Y. McTernnn, Dean of Students; Miss Alice K. Lewis, Associate Dean of Students. Standing: Mrs. Norma E. Stangoni, College Nurse; Mrs. Dorothy II. Jackstadt, Registrar; Miss Alice J. Thomas, Assistant Dean of Macdonough Hall; Miss Mary I.. Baynes, Assistant Dean and Director of Macdonough Hall. Administrative Assistants Miss M. Julia Delraz, Bookstore Manager; Mr. Bernard J. Sea well, l- ' iunncial Secretary; Miss Olive Mason, President ' s Secretary. Secretarial Staff Seated: Mrs. Shirley St. Dennis, Miss Gail Atkins, Miss Marjorie Lyman, Mrs. Knthyrn Sorrell, Miss Nathalia St. Denis. Standing: Miss Theresa Sancto, Miss Marie Fountain, Miss Chnrlenc St. Germain, Miss Barbara Brown, Mrs. Myrtle Mero, Mrs. Jean Murphy. Classes They stand in their own light. Mass Offii rs Joan Hutchinson, Historian; Shirley Cross, Treasurer; Edward Me- Guire, President; Cecilia Collins, ice President; Theresa Ceei, Corresponding Secretary; Elizabeth Smith, Recording Secretary, not pictured. Junior Class Dr. Allan S. Everest, Class Advisor. These words are too few to express our gratitude for the time whicli you have given so willingly. We will always re- member your interest in us as students and as people. Our deepest admiration, respect and friendship are yours. Hi Pearl (i. Adams Home Economics Joseph A. Alexander General Elementary Hilda V. Arthur Early Childhood 17 Mary Ann Huin General Elementary Barbara A. Brown Early Childhood 19 Palriria K. ' allahan Home Economics ■it) Mary I.. Cnssicly General Elementary Theresa M. Ceci Dclira A. Chiniti General Elementary General Elementary Cecilia R. Collins Gail M. Content General Elementary Nune Tcaeher Carol A. Davenport General Elementary Mnry X. Disch Nurse Tracker Walta E. Dixon Jr. General Elementary Mary Jane Eliason Shirley A. Ellsworth Home Economic) Nurte Teacher Josephine M. Kali inn Xante Teacher Sandra M. Knnclier Xursc Teacher Jane T. Gales Home Economics Arlonc Horkstcin General Elementary Sliirley A. Hodges A ' urJf Teacher Beverly A. Holbrook Early Childhood Frances E. Houscknccht Home Economics Mary Judith Housman General Elementary Mary G. Muggins General Elementary Betsy J. Humcston Sunt Teacher Minnie E. Leonard Nurie Teacher Richard II. I.iporace General Elementary James E. Maliamia General Elementary 32 Carol A. Malieu Early Childhood Evelyn L Mulvey Home Economics William F. Rourkc General Elementary 37 Elinor C. Santor General Elementary 38 ' I ' lioiiui- V. Slu-i-linii General Elementary M. Joan Swcatt General Elementary Julie A. Tcpcdino Early Childhood Thomas J. Tosli General Elementary Patricia F. Tyson Home Eeonomie Karliara K. Yesely Nurse Teacher ..li W.il-I. lu ll Early Childhood 40 Itarhani Waite Nurse Teacher Carol A. WhheriU General Elementary Grace K. Willko General Elementary U Ann K. Wixson Nurse Teacher King— Edward McGuirc Queen— Jane Gates Coronation Class of 1957 The Class of 1957 presents its King, Queen and Court. They are selected by their class for their achievements, personalities and outstanding contributions to the college. This tradition has become dear to the hearts of all students and will remain especially dear to those who have been privileged to participate in it. 4 Queen ' s Immediate Court The class of 1957 is proud to present these outstanding girls for the prominent place in the court as attendants of the Queen. Cecilia Collins Rita Ln Rocca 43 The honor bestowed upon these select students is an indication of the affection and respect with which they are held by their classmates. Shirley Cross Soon you will cease to be called seniors, becoming, instead, candidates for gradua- tion and then alumni. Your Alma Mater looks forward with proud confidence to the place that you will fill in the life of your community and of your country. Dr. Carl V. KiiKclhnrt, Cla.ii Adrisor Senior Class G. Kiblcr, Treasurer; E. Cnrlin, President; M Cohen, Historian; E. O ' Con nor, Corresponding • Secretary. Sol pictured: J. Wutkins, Vice-President; H. Poetzold, Recording Secretary. Ifl A % B. A. Adams S. Barlow N. Baum P. Bum P. Bcnway S. Blumbcrgcr B. Bollotticri B. Blow L. Bouyca H. Bradshaw K. Brefka K. Brew J. Buckley B. Bultcrmnii B. Ituycc 1 £i M. Carey E. t ' arlin G. Childs 47 M. Clcary M. Clunis M. Cohen D. Cook A. Elliott A. Everlcth E. Fay M. Ficano H. FUunu K. Flynn C. Polmsliec C Kill J- Holland P. UPier S. Law D. Lefort J. Lc Page M. Nay lor H. Neddo B. O ' Conncll A. Phelan M.J. Piron J. Quinlin G. Raccttc J. Roach It. Robare E. O ' Connor J. Powell C. Ramsey P . Paetzold P. Provost R. Riani J. Russo 52 K. Sawyer A. Pcchar I). Quimby L Ricketts C. Sayward M. Seardefield N. Seligman A. Smith E. Smith N. Smith B. Sterling D. Stone M. Streets J. Strcible C. Swears M. Taylor R. Trembly B. Trudeau L. Tufts L. Turner B. Van Aller D. Vau({hn 53 P. Verville A. Vctter A. Warficld J- Watkins M. A. Welsh C. Wcstcott C. Wilder M. Wilder N. Wolfe L Woodcock U. Yarter E. Zillor J. Zuliinsky 54 Dr. Sue Rose llrng ' loii. Clou Advisor Sophomore Class Sealed: Gail Quililan, Corresponding Secretary; Klrnnnr Fftlgerald, Recording Secretary; Amy Wcs- scldinr, Historian; Hill Miti-liell, Treasurer. Stand- ing: Hilah Kootc, Vice-President; Carol Hutu ' s. President. 55 Row 1: C. Trudeau, L Wachter. B. Kirchmyer. N . Rozcll, G. Gilniore, B. J. Michaluk. A. Wcsscldine, N. O ' Donnell, G. Quinlan. If. Walsh. Row 2: M. Real, D. Davison, J. Bard, R. Hartmcycr, J. David- son, C Quackenbush, B. Boken, C, Sullivan, L. Sclover, M. Bolian, P. Forcicr, P. Smiley. Row J: P. Kennedy, G. Finley, J. Boynton, G. Conrick, J. Macovicz, D. Stark, R. Malulionis, T. Lindsay, E. Yoel- ker, M. Mclntyre, V. Broadwcil, E. Fitzgerald, P. Arend, C. Smith. P. C hurchill. Row I: I. Frassa, A. Cantrcll, V. Eagleston. If. Foote, C. Samela, J. Ward, T. OToole, M. Ebrus. A. Salmon, M. L Viettc, I. Mooney. A. Kendall. J. Clifford. M. Whalen, J. Hubbard, M. Graham, If. ( amplx-ll, K. Jackson, M. Bird. Row 5: ]. Baldwin, B. O Toole, D. Larabcc, J. Cronin, A. Ottman, L. Ford, C. Garrand, C. Eckcrt, M. Coon, J. Gad way, J. Ruggles, V Bouyea. Row 6: D. tlenry, P. Bcrgin, D. Proulx, J. More, J. Bird. D. Jackson, C. Winch, D. Takacs, L. Johnston, J. Harnett, T. Giroux, B. Robinson, G. Benoit, C. Wil- lett. Here are the Sophomores. judging the Freshmen at gay, young They are verdant the tradi- tional court— the termina- tion of Freshman Week. 56 Koir 1: K. Hoey. M. Rusaek. C. Fischette. M. MoGrath, F. Mnocalous. C. Brown, J. Johnson. M. Lan- teigne, P. Dehaan, II. Iiellswinger. Row 2: E. Slater, C. Mengel, K. Ryan. J. Martin, J. Robertielle, J. Silverwood, A. Harth, L. Meyer. X. Morgan, S. Miller. Row. I: B. I.. Smith. M. Martin. A. Wisseman, K. Ward, ( ' . Wright, A. Xoycs, M. Phillips. Row !,: M. Lupoan, T. Soucy, J. I-ee, K. Siegel. J. Hourk. P. I ' nger. Row i; I. Gibbons, R. Adler, G. Cleveland, M. Alderson, M. Greenlwrger, P. Grant, J. Pellathy. J. Hal- loran, J. Barlow. Row f. C. Kwing, R. Contino. E. Goldring, A. Coons, M. Fisher, S. Dean, T. Crose, M. Bcek. Y. Bugdonis, X. Anderson. A. Ariel, C. Cook. Row .): I. Cruz, Y. DuFrane, P. Cern, B. Woodell, J. Dunn. J. Dilzer. P. Carpenter. M. DuFrane. Row 4; J. Bauresfcld, B. Guziec, M. Dyer, M. Franke. 57 Join hands with a common purpose. Take advantage of everything your college offers. Dr. Havcrly O. Moyer, Class Advisor Freshman I lass Standing: M. Pftghl, Delegate la House: J. Hough- ton, Alternate to House. Seated: M. Klliot, Corre- sponding Secretary; H. I,omlmr I ini, President; M. Poppalardo, Recording Secretary: 11. Baker, Treas- urer. 58 Row t: B. Wolman, J. Aldrich, C. Trezza, J. Chcllis, S. Harrow. A. Stein, C. Potter, N. McQuinn, Y. Wells, M. Warner. Roic 2: J. Light, L. DeGeorgio, J. Pingrcy, J. Krcbs, I. Kappel, C. Johnson, E. Fitz- gerald, S. Williams, P. Gardephe, L. Kellogg, R. McKeen, A. Boize, B. A. Engstrom. Row 3: G. Smith, H. Mitchell, C. Teakle, S. Ness, L. Manning, B. AI crcrombie, C. Weiss, B. Forand, M. Darrah, B. Whorrall. M. Gifford, P. Randle, B. McKay, G. Robinson, L. Muro. Row i: J. Stanton, B. Carroll, V. Roth, L. Zimmerman, B. Marrs, G. Wallace, L. Cleary, M. Lott, L. Stone, S. Brow n, P. Mangum, M. A. La Port a. M. Adair. Woir 5: J. Bcmbcnncck, J. Schclski, V. Sovik, C. Michaclis, S. Bell, B. Ilehan, K. C ' onroy, B. Boaz, M. Gowen, S. Kllis. J. Ktllinger. S. Hendrix, F. Halstead. Roir 0: C. Smith, R. F.gan, Q. Ryan, B. LaPlante, R. Denicore, M. Hooney. II. Swan. R. Sham- bo, A. Bennett, R. Persons, I.. Mickel, J. Strecter, W. Anderson, D. Dailey. r o n o o r Rote t: R. Christiana, D. Cheyne. M. A. Taulwnsee, L Herbst. K. Lucia, M. Voss, G. Darling, N. Savoury, S. Leegstra, K. Zcitlin, C. Norman. J. Frew, M. Delorimier. B. Ray. Row i: A. Best, 1). Sumner, M. Margittay, K. Tompkins. F. Cooper. II. Knessy, T. Washington, A. Michael, M. Pappalardo, S. Ferris, J. Morrow, B. McCrosson. P. Herron, ' . Lefeve, B. Irish. Row .!: S. Jeffrey, M. Gloria, R. Lewis. S. Grant, M. Dawes, M. Krasucki, N. K. Brown, M. IjiPagc. M. Marlow, S. Honnett, II. Ducll, B. Milliman. A. Schuler, J. Gavey. C. Morris, M. A. Sorrice, C. Millington. B. Van Kleeck, K. Bnrnett. E. Davis. Row ' ,: J. Briggs, B. Fritz, B. Mills. S. McCasland, P. Mahar. M. C. FitzGibbon, K. Liapes, J. Kinnc, E. Wilson, G. Lewis, M. Ellsworth, A. Hall, B. Lippman, C. Toole, P. Hockenbcrgcr, E. Smith, J. Schwarzmeicr. Row 6: A. M. Hofstettcr, S. Schneider. M. Scib, D. Drcwes, P. Roblcc, S. Church, D. Perkins, E. Fruch, B. Scholl, R. Sherman. B. Rockefeller, M. Lutz, M. Austin. J. Mcd- daugh. C. Treadway. Row 0: T. Spicrto. S. Nagy. P. Wilson, M. Durfee, R. Brown, R. Luke, J. Langworthy. II. Williams. F. Benway, R. Goineau. R. Sorrcll, II. Downs, P. Maln-e, N. Bethel. M. Bachand, M. Elliott. 59 Activities Let your light so shine ln-fore men that they may see your good works. ASBIS UK Row 1: It. Bradshaw, T. Ccci, I.. Koni, J. Mnlmnna, If. Sheldon, J. Duell, C. Hughes, K. Santor, C. Barnes, B. Sterling. Row 1: J. Hutchinson, I. Wachter, G. Wittko, M. A. Bain, I). Girven, A. Everleth, M. Housman, A. McDowell, II. Poggenburg, It. Lallocca. Row . ' : ( ' . Kettercr. J. Gates, V. Hendry, ( . Qunekcnbush, T. O ' Toole, It. I ' islunan, A. Gibbons, E. Carlin, G. Gilmore. Row J,: V. Gokey, D. Proulx, D. Kinnin, T. Tosh, B. Walker. P. Baync, D. Jackson. House of Delegates This organization is composed of student representatives from all or- ganizations and classes. The main function of the organization is to act as clearing house for the problems which concern the student body as a whole. Meetings are open, and all students are encouraged to support this advanced form of student government. President Joseph E. Duel] Vice-President Harry. J. Sheldon Recording Secretary James K. Mahanna Corresponding Secretary Carol M. Hughes Treasurer Marshall A. N ' ye 62 Student t on m il They act as an advisory hoily t the House of Dele- gates. Roic 1: T. Ceci, C. Hughes, G. Gilmore. Roic 2: D. Cronin, M. Nye, J. Ducll, J. Mahannn, If. Sheldon. 63 Assembly Committee This student-faculty com- mittee is responsible for the selection and supervision of all regular assemblies, in- cluding several morning programs with guest speak- ers, as well as evening dra- matic and musical perform- ances by outstanding art- ists. Sealed: C Ketlerer, T. Ccci, V. Aldrich, S. Hathaway, P, Draysc. Standing: Miss D. Rhoads, Dr. M. Hrcsnnhan, Mrs. E. Parsons, Dr. G. Yokum, Dr. J. Hunt, Mr. E. Weber. Student Social They plan and supervise all social functions given under student management. G. LaFarr, D. Cronin, D. Shambo, D. Kinnin, M. Murphy. Late Registration They listen to the individ- ual reasons for late regis- tration and decide who shall pay the late, registra- tion fee. A. Gibbons, D. Henry, D. Kinnin, C, Quackcnbush. 84 Hospitalisation Committee They review hospitaliza- tion policies and set up in- surance plans for the stu- dents. M. Reynolds. P. Bcrgin, M. Nyc. B. Smith. Extra Class Activities Committee They are responsible for executing and evaluating the entire extra-class pro- gram. Roir 1: B. Bekcn, Miss A. Thomas, Mrs. M. Dominy, M. E. Mc- Crank. Row 2: Mr. W. Flynt, Miss A. K. leva. Dr. J. W. Mc- Tcrnan, S. Cross, V. Gokey, J. Ruggles. College Art Committee They strive to broaden our appreciation of beauty through the provision of excellent art exhibits, new permanent works of art for the college, and pictures available for rent to stu- dents. Row 1: Dr. E. Barton. Dr. H. Hirsch, Miss M. Sibley, Miss L. Burwash. Row 2: V. Broadwell, V. Richards, A. Wilson, It. Poggcn- burg, N. MacKcan, Miss M. Ses- sions. 65 Inter-Class Council These class officers and their advisors act as a clear- ing house for all class activ- ities affecting more than one class, such as freshman week and class day. Rote 1: G. Gilmore, G. LaFarr, B. C ' arlin. Dr. Sue Rose Bragdon, C. Hughes. Row S: Dr. Carl V. En- glehart, Dr. Haverly O. Moyer, E. McGuire, Miss Alice K Lewis, J. Roach, Dr. Allan S. Everest. Currieulum Committee They analyze the existing curriculum and offer sug- gesti ons for its improve- ment. Row 1: E. O ' Connor, J. I.oudcrl ack, R. LaRocca. Rowe: A. Evcrlcth, R. llirsch, C. Hughes, M. Nye. ML Naylor. College Union Board They plan to make the col- lege union a better place in which to live and work by making necessary rules and improving its appearance. Miss Alice J. Thomas, D. Kiimin, S. Cross. It. Hur .munii, J. Celeste, R. Hartmeycr, Miss Mary L. linynes. 66 Student Faculty Health Committee They form .sound policies for the improvement of health services. Sealed: Miss A. K. Lewis, Mrs. N. Staiitfoni, Dr. A. Backus, Miss M. L. Baynes. Standing: Dr. J. W. McTcrnan, P. Burke, K. Batcman, G. Hamckc, Miss S. Gervasio. Women ' s Residence Hoard They set up regulations for the management of all wom- en ' s residences. Roic 1: B. Pactzold. A. Duntlcy, U. Harlmcycr, J. Barl er. Row 2: M. DeVon n. E, Zillcr. I. Icken, M. Fox. R. Bradshaw, G. Wittko, M. Unpins, C. Del- Moral. Advisory Food Service Committee They plan and suggest im- provements for a better food service. Seated: M. A. Hall, Miss Alice K. Lewis, B. J. Mi.-h- aluk, Mrs. K. Wardner, M. Italian. Standing: Mr. M. Troisi, Miss M. Park, B. Marino. Miss M. L. Bayrics, I). Henry. 67 Handbook Committee They arc responsible for as- sembling and printing an- nually a handbook describ- ing the college and the stu- dent activities. Sealed: M. HuggilB, B. BoBetUttL Standing: S. Cross, D. Cook, D. Stark. Hookstore Committee This student-faculty com- mittee assists in the admin- istration and supervision of the College Book-Store. Sealed: Miss J. McGraw, Mrs. M. Dominy, Mrs. J. Rusteholtz, J. Loudcrlmck. Standing: V. Thompson, It. Smith, Mr. E. Weiner, C. Witherell, V. Cokey. Henevolent and Educational Association This committee, including students, faculty and mem- bers of the Board of Visi- tors, manages a number of campus services including Twin Valleys, the Campus Store and the Food Service. Seated: Miss A. K. Lewis. E. Carlin. Dr. C. Smith, C. Hughes, Mr. E. Roach. Standing: Dr. G. Angell, E. McGuire, H. Sheldon, J. Duel), Dr. N. Kullman. Mr. S. Shemet. 68 The primary objective foster a real interest i activities of nurses thr of New York, and natii Nurse Teacher Club Rmr 1: If. Wil.l.r, R. Fishman, B. Sterling, S. MeCunc, If, Firano, N. Gervais, D. Girvcn. B. O ' Conncll, ( ' . Wilder, L RicketU, B. Mc- Kcnna. Row 2: L Kappel, If, Gowcn, B. I-eetfstra, J. Chellis, C. Tool, A. Stein. M. Gloria, P. Gardephe. S. Harrow, S. Jellrey. A. WiLson. E. Barnett, II. Maroney, J. Sehwarzmeier. Rote .1: S. |jw, M. Austin, S. Michaelis. M. Warner, E. DePiazza. S. Wrtigt, J. SUnton, J. Bembcnncck. J. Meddaugh. V. Sovik. S. Bell. M. I)eyo, L. Mc- Kad.len. G. Smith. II. Mitchell. S. Ness, C Teakle. P. Randle, R. Christiana. Roir i: J. Frew, B. Mars, ( ' . Norman, A. Best, S. Ellis, E. Davis, S. Wieland, M. Ellsworth. P. Weaver, R. Sherman, J. Houghton. R. Trezza. M. A. Taubensee. D. Cheyne. (i!) G. Wittko, Treasurer; P. Mcljine, Corresponding Secretary; E. McGuirc, President; C. Collins, Fire President; T. O ' Toole. Recording Secretary. General Elementary Club The purposes of this organization to which all students of the Elementary Division Iwlong are enrichment of professional background, development of special in- terest, and enjoyment of social fellowship. 70 Row 1: B. Nelson, F. Cooper, A. Wilson, V. Aldrich, I.. Knnpp, C. Davenport, T. Washington, M. Seib, B. VanKIeeck, E. Zeitlin, C. Quackcnhush, D. Drcwes. Rov 2: A. Smith, S. Grant, M. E. Kra- sucki, L Honnett, J. Robinson. M. Lott, S. Williams. ( ' . Weiss. M. Real, J. Gavey, D. Jordan, J. Davidson, M. Whalcn, J. Hubbard, A. Kendall, J. Clifford, M. Mclntyre. M. Murphy. E. Freuh. Row S: 1.. Johnston. M. Krandstetter, K. Gray, G. uiniiiiiu!s, C. Sayward, M. A. Bain, G. Wittko, S. Hathaway, A. Evcrleth, G. Quinlin, C. Smith, S. Ferris, J. Brunelle, B. Matulionis, P. Foreier, E. Voelker, E. Carlin, J. Vrecland. G. LaFarr, J. Morrow. Row J: D. Cronin. I. M. Murphy, H. Alexander, I. Maeljiren, R. Smith, J. Mills. J. Lang- worthy. B. Walker, B. RobiiLSon, D. Jackson, J. Streeter, W. Ander- son, C Trcadway, H. Hayashi. Roir : : D. Henry. R. MeDougal, J. More. J. Roach, R. Yartcr, T. Tosh, D. Kinnin, B. LaPlante, H. SwBn, D. Ross, D. Lintner, Q. Ryan, D. Jennett, K. LaFavc. H. Downs. Row 1: J. Dean, B. Brown, ( ' . Maheu, M. Reynolds, C. Collins, A. Hockstein, T. O ' Toole, H. I ' oRBe . E. Santor, L. Kellog. 7?oir 2: C. Corbett, B. Holbrook, (i. VonWabbben, T. Ccci, J. Te| edino. G. Wittko, 1 . M. Ijine, J. Swcatt. M. Cohen. ' . Barnes, R. McKeen. Y. Wells, floir ■!: A. Harton, 1 . Mahar. G. Wallace, M. Kbrus. J. 71 Rupgles, C. Hunhes, I.. Magoon, M. Cassidy, A. Cantfdl, I- Waclilcr. T. Lindsey. Row i: P. Smiley, S. Ratafia, J. Moses, M. J. Housman, J. Hutchinson, C. Snyder, A. Demar, C. Ketterer, S. Cross. Row 5: L. CaimiiiK, D. Proulx, J. Mahanna, H. Sheldon, J. Ducll, 1 ' . Bayne, R. Brown, V. Gokey. Row 1: J. Celeste, Public Relations Chairman; ( ' . Hnshngen, Historian: R. Harzmann, Treasurer. Roir 2: N. Wolfe, Senior Adtisor; A. Critelli, President; M. DeYongh, Alternate to House; M. Estes, Secretary; M. E. McCrank. State President; L. Ford, Delegate to House; B. Smilh, Vice President; If. Elliott, fVttfc- ma ii Representative. Home Economics Club The main purpose of this club to which all Home Eco- nomics students belong is to further interest in Home Economies in school and in the community. 78 Row 1: J. Corbett, I. Selover, C. Sullivan. M. Dawes, It. Lewis, A. win, I. Frnssa, B. Forand, B. J. Michaluk, J. Celeste, C. Hnshagen, Michael. N. MacKecn, B. Smith, P. Tyson, F. Sbelden, II. Knessy, M. Estcs, M Coon. M. C. FitzGihbon, R. LaRocca. Row J: P. Calla- 1 ' . Mal ee, M. Bachand, N. McQuinn. Row 2: B. McCrosson. A. han, N. E. Brown, F. Houscknccht, G. Gihnore, J. Clark, K. Bate- Duntley. X. Moore, E. Mulvey. J. Barlwr, B. Harzmann, M. Dc- man, R. Hartmeyer, V. Hendry, J. Gates, E. Whorrall, L. Ford, C. Yongh, A. Allinson, L. Turner, C. Millington, M. A. Soriee, J. Bald- Eckert. Row 1: D. A. Perkins, L. Stone, J. Arnold, A. Critelli, M. Elliott, L Crank, B. Kirehmcycr, A. S. McDowell. Row 3: L. Herlwt. G. Lewk, Manning, J. Briggs, (J. Darling, J. Light, L. Cleary, M. (iifford. Row M. J. Eliason, P. Kennedy, A. Boice, C. Garrand, J. Ward, H. Foote, S: E. Whclly, M. Bohan, M. Tysinger, B. Piston, D. Stark, M. Walsh, E. Wilson, B. A. Engstrom, B. Scholl, E. Tompkins. N. O ' Donncll, P. Arend, M. A. Hall. E. Shea, X. Wolfe, M. E. Mc- 7:! Interfraternity Council This council, made up of representatives from the sororities, the fraternity, and fac- ulty advisors, takes care of all problems existing among the sororities and the fra- ternity. It regulates such matters as the Interfraternity Dance, rushing, bidding, pledging, an d initiation. Seated: M. Reynolds. T. Vri, II. Sheldon, S. Hath- away, J. Ruggles. Standing: D. Riani, K. Fitzgerald, N. Bouyea, E. C ' arlin, B. A. Adams, E. Everleth, D. Proulx. Kappa Delia Pi Theta Kappa Chapter This national honorary society in educa- tion is open to all juniors and seniors whose average falls within the upper quintile of the college enrollment. The ideals of the society are good scholarship, good fellowship, and contributions to the field of education. Seated: If. A. Adams. M. MncDonald. (i. ' hilds. K. Brew, (i. Hameke, M. A. Harris, Treasurer; E. Smith, Vice President; Miss E. Lewis, Adtinr; P. Fortune, President; M. Xaylor. Secretary: A. Frennier, D. Dashnaw, ( ' . Barnes, C. Davenport, G. YonWalsIcl en, L. Magoon. Standing: M. Reynolds, M. Brush, M. A. Bain, S. Hathaway, G. 74 Cummings, S. Cross, J. Gates, (!. IjiFarr, J. Hutchinson. I). Cook, R. Rolmrc, B. Seymour, E. McGuire, C. Frennier, D. Hactensehwil- ler, M. Cleary, V. Richards, II. I ' oggenhurg, N. MacKean, It. Piston, B. Smith, J. Wall, E. Fay, C. Swears, Historian. Seated: G. Kililcr, President; D. Proulx, Recording Secretary. Standing: H. Davcy, Corresponding Sec- retary: C. Winch, Sgt. at Arms. Sot pictured: J. Silva, Vice President; F. Thompson, Treasurer. Newly organized, but already veterans on campus, the Delta Kappa Delta Fra- ternity seeks to foster fellowship, brother- hood, and school spirit, not only for its members but for all students and alumni. 76 Sealed: IS. Heal, P. Kennedy. Iff. A. Hall. ( ' . I ' ettii:. M Walsh. N. MneKeun, M. Harbour. Standing: N. Mehrtens. I). Stone, P. Arend, J. Loudcrbark, A. Ottman, C. Mital, N. Bouyea, V. Richards, E. Santor. The Agonian Sorority was organized in 1892. It aims to interest its members and to arouse in them the pride in the high ideals of fellowship, loyalty, and coopera- tion. All are drawn together by similar interests to per- petuate friendships. Row 1: A. Ottmnn, Recording Secretary; T. Ceci, Vice President; S. Westcott, Chorister. Row 2: B. OToole, Gazette Editor, D. Chinitz, Treasurer: D. Stone, President; ( ' . Barnes, Custodian; P. Kennedy, Guard; S. Kukie, Corresponding Secretary; G. Cumniings, Purchaser. J. Burnett, G. Oummings, R. Mat- ulionis, T. Ceci, D. Chinitz, S. Kukie, S. Sawyer. Standing: Miss S. Gcrvasio, Adrisor; P. Tyson, C. Barnes, M. Goldsmith, B. OToole. E. Mulvcy, M. Cowden, D. Dame, S. McCune, S. Westcott, Miss F. Callahan, Adrisor. 76 Sealed: M. L. Victtc, C. Hughes, J. Ruggles, M. Kbrus, T. OToole, D. Orlcan. N. Rozell, P. Gardiner. Standing: A. DeMar, A. Elliot, A. Hockstein, R. LaRocca, K. Hate- man, P. McLanc, J. Swcatt, B. Angel, M. Bird, A. Phelan, J. Hav- The CUoniao Sorority was founded in 1892 and offers its members an opportunity to work with and for oth- ers. All are bound in sisterhood on the common ground of good fellowship and sociability. Seated: M. Brush, Treasurer; V. Hendry, Recording Secretary: M. K. McCrank, President: R. LaRocca, Vice President; J. Gates, Corre- sponding Secretary. Standing: P. McLane. Chorister; D. Orlcan, His- torian; C Kettcrer, Buyer. Seated: M. Reynolds, C. Ketterer, J. Gates, C. Collins, V. Hendry, If. Brash. Standing: Dr. M. Bres- nahan, Adeisor; G. Wittko, D. Stark. J. Davidson, R. Hartmcycr, M. K. McCrank, B. Bollctlieri, J. Hall, K. Shea. 77 The Alpha Delta Sorority was organized in 1925 with the express purpose of promoting and maintaining in- tellectual, social, and character development among its members. Friendship is held in high esteem by all the sisters who realize that through the sorority, bonds of life-long endurance can be made. M. J. Kousmnn, Chaplain; E. O ' Connor, I ' rtsiilenl; J. Celeste, Alum- nae Chairman. Una . ' : li. Partzold, I ' ice President; M. Ivstcs, Corre- sponding Secretary; If. Kootc, Chnrister; It. Harzmann, Recardiiuj Secretary; M. DeYongh. Marshall; C. Sullivan, Historian; It. Smith, Marshall; II. Holhrook, Treasurer. R. Smith, E. O ' Connor, Dr. Alice Backus — Advisor; C. Garrant, J. Ward, 15. Trudeau, C. Sullivan, M. Mclntyre. Rote 3: B. Sterling, M. DeYoungh, It. Harzmann, II. Poggcnburg, H. Bote-Koscn, II. Foote, II. Allen, E. Fitzgerald, K. Main. K. Jackson, N. I.idue, L. Knapp. 78 V Fnglcston, K Smith, A. Ever- leth, S. Hathaway, J. Hutchinson, A. Critelli, V. Aldrich, B. Pactz- old. Rote 2: J. Arnold, M. Kstes, M. Cohen, . Hill, II. Gantz, C. Hashagen, J. Celeste, J. Flynn, M. J. Housman, B. Holbrook, J. Boynton, C. Mahcu. yiotr : S. Westcott, J. Frew, M. Marlow, J. Rutkas, J. Briggs, I.. Knapp, A. Cantrell. ( ' . Barnes, J. Spear. Row 2: K. Bosket. If. Nye, J. Mnhanna, J. Tepedino. P. Mabce, J. Lawliss, B. Ilaker. G. ( onrick, V. Ilenilry. M. Bird, J. Ward, II. Koote, C. Davenport, V. Rotli, S. McCasland. II. Sheldon. Row ( It Young, M. Bergin, D. Ross, J. Duell, 1 ' . Bergin, H. Marino, A. Bennett. Mixed Chorus Under the baton of its di- rector, Dr. George Yokum, the Mixed Chorus contin- ued its high standard of ex- cellence with a repertory of serious and gay music per- formed at several all-college functions. if Ail I Band The College Band, under the capable direction of Dr. Wayne Davidson, has ad- vanced greatly with the in- crease in enrollment. The Hand provided much fine music for the Winter Con- cert, Class Day, Corona- tion, and several short trips in the North Country. Row 1: E. Niles, P. Herron, E. Fitzgerald. J. Dean, Dr. Davidson, E. Fruh, C. Corbett, A. Boice, L. Honcr, N. MeQuinn. Row2:G. Lewis. P. Roblee. J. Hriggs, D. Cheyne. 14. Elliott, K. Brefka. V. Gokey. H. Dennis, M. Ellsworth, C. McKaig, K. Lucia. B. Goineau, D. Kinnin, S. Williams. 79 Modern Dance The appeal of modern dancing, the mem- bers have found, is in the wide variety of motions and step patterns. Dr. Alice Backus, the director, creates the dances for the Operetta, Spring Dance Program, and other social functions, filling them with her own freshness and enthusiasm. ML Brrnnan E. Brot-kington N. Broun J. BranaUa It. Davis D. Drcwis ML El.rus B. Fritz L. Honnett J. Hutchinson ML E. Krasuoki J. Kribs B. I.ippman M. Luti L. Manning J. Mcddough C Millington E. Mulvey E. Niles D. A. Perkins B. Ray B. Smith D. Sumna M. L. Victte C. Witherill E. Zcitlin BO « €lub The Glee Club has once again assumed an esteemed position in the college. Un- der the leadership of Dr. George Vokum, they have rendered fine music for the Christmas Pageant and Winter Concert. Roir 1: S. Nagy, M. Gowcn, A. Allison, J. Chcllis, M. A. So rice, J. Pingrey, T. Spierto, L. Knapp, M. Vosburg, S. Hcndrix, C. Smith, J. Light, L. DeGeorgio. C. Corbett. Rote 2: T. Washington, A. J. Smith. M. Gloria, B. Boaz, B. Fritz, V. Sovik, S. Grant, E. Wilson, J. Gavey, S. Williams, K. Kiloy, E. Burnett, J. Kinne, J. Houghton, M. Seib, D. Perkins, B. Korand. J. Ward, C. Millington, D. Drewcs. Row 3: M. FitzGibbons, C. Johnson, J. Meddaugh, J. Ettlinger, S. Bell. International Relations Club This organization meets for the purpose of exchanging with others information on or interpretations of con- temporary problems. It uses panels, guest speakers and conferences to accomplish its objectives, which also include a bulletin board in Hawkins Hull. Sealed: A. Frennier, E. Davis, P. Smiley, T. Washington, L Aviles. Standing: Mr. E. Weiner, Adritor; H. Hayashi, T. Tosh, B. A. Nelson. B. Marino, C. Frennier, L Bolotin. Art Club The Art Club, under the guidance of Mr. David I ' rrspi and Mr. Joseph Hen- nessy, arranged student art displays and furnishes the opportunity for interested students to pursue their special interests in art. flow 1: If, J. Greenwood, G. VonWalsleben. S. Gullngcr. A. Wilson, flow 2: D. Tackus, N. Moore, H. PogRenburg, J. Gavey, N. Hastings, N. MacKean. flow 4: Mr. J. Hennessey, L. Bolotin, M. Bohan, J. Hard, Mr. D. Crespi. Tiwa-va-ee C ' luli Its membership • includes students who are experi- enced and interested in for- est camping. Their purposes are to promote the educa- tional and recreational de- velopment of Twin Valleys, and to utilize the forest for education, recreation and fellowship. flow 1: A. Allison, T. I.indsey, M. Mclntyre. R. McKecn, B. A. Engslroni, C. Johnson, M. Warner, flow 3: C, Weiss, P. Mahar, E. Fitzgerald, F. Sclielski, R. Brown, G. Wallace, Mr. M. Camp, J. Harris, J. Bnrl er, G. LaKarr, M. J. Aliason, E. Smith. 82 Vat Staff The Vat, an annual literary magazine, was instituted to bring out the worthwhile talents of literary-minded students. The staff and fac- ulty advisor. Dr. II. Otis Noyes, hope to improve and accentuate the products of a growing literary group. 1 Sealed: S. Loveknd, I). Haettensehw iller, J. Lawliss. Standing: S. Barlow, Dr. O. Noyes, Adeisor, C. Barnes. Radio Workshop 1 ' nder the direction of Dr. Helen Gaubert, this group is interested in the theory of rehearsal and practice of radio and television pro- ductions. It. Ilirsc li, C Treadway, C Allen. Dr. Helen Gaubert, Adtimr; Mr. Rirliard Korn, Adeisor; II Delori- inier, II. Sanilers. s:; Sealed: C. Eckcrt, Secretary; S. Cross, Treasurer; T. Ceci, Vice President; X. Scligman. President. Standing: M. Fox, Delegate to the House, A. Oilman, istorian. Footlights Club This group has endeavored to give its patrons the best in dramatic art. The club has presented a major pro- duction, Jane, anil the Christmas Pageant, as well as workshop productions at its regular meetings. n 1 jfftffe wy ft Hou- 1: X. Seliimian, S. Karris, M. Real, M. Hachand, J. Durkee, N. Bethel, M. Maclnlyrc, P. Forcicr, P. Smiley, N. Bouyea, C. Lefcve. Row 2: E. Frueh, J. Morrow, S. WrniKht, S. Cross. M. C. KitzGibbon, C. Eckert, It. I ewis, M. Pappalanlo, K. Zeitlin, G. Darling, S. Gal- lagher, H. Dcvelin, X. Xoonan, J. Maehovirz, J. Hard, B. Baker, ML Hilly, D. Davison, P. Kennedy, J. Xuuiniec, B. Lippman. Row 3: If. Fox, B. O ' Toolc, A. Ottman, T. C ' cei, R. Lomliardoni. D. Daley, B. Robinson, A. Benedict. M. A. Xye, B. LaPlante. D. Jennetl, R. Hopkins, S. Selineider, II. Walsh. Northern Light Acting as the voice of the college, the Northern Light, a bi-weekly publication, covers campus, off-cainpus and alumni activities. Dr. Karl Harlan, Adriior Sealed: D. Garrant, E. Mulvey. M. Naylor, 6. Wittko. M. Real, D. Davison. M. Warner. Standing: M. MarRittay, M. E. Krasucki, H. Duell, K. Quinn, P. Bayne, B. Marino, I.. deary, S. Gallagher, P. Handle, It Gifford, M. Adair. 85 1 4 1™ Dr. Allan S. Everest, Advisor. Jane Gates, Editor-in-chief. Vernon (iokey, Rita IjiRocra, Co-Photography Editors. Here at college we huve learned much of the art of working together on a big project. Memories may fade, but our accomplishment will endure. We, the staff of the 1956 Cardinal, humbly submit this book. It is in part a record of the hours we spent in learning all about our campus, in part an endeavor to be of service to our college. But especially it is an attempt, through words and photos, to pre- sent an attractive and BU- 86 Elinor Santor, Circulation Editor, H. Joseph Silva, Business Editor. Staff thentic picture of the school year and its activities. The staff is especially grateful to Dr. Everest for the time he has so gener- ously given. S|K ' nding our first work session at Twin Valleys with him made us aware of the work and fun thai lay ahead. Our thanks go to Joan Bendel, our Albany editor, for her swell cooperation in helping us include the life of our nurse teachers in this I ordinal. David ( roniii, Mary Ann Ruin, Co-Sports KdltOW. Murk Nye, Joan Hutchinson, Co-Literary K litors Marilyn Reynolds, Helen Poggcnbn Co-Art Editors. Carol Davenport, Music Editor. A thirties Let us grow straight in body and spirit, making light that will shine through life ' s night. ss Athletic Board This committee is com- posed of class representa- tives. They manage inter- collegiat e and intramural sports, sponsor the athletic banquet and control the sports budget. This year the Athletic Board voted In accept basketball mem- bership in the National Association of Intercolle- giate Athletics. Women ' s Athletic Council This Committee manages women ' s sports, sponsors inter-collegiate play days and sends delegates to ath- letic conferences. Sralett: K. I-it n.-ruld, Dr. Alice Itackus. Slamling: V K. Hrmwi, (i. Wittko, M. A. Haiti. Sealcil: J. KiuTshaw, T. Slut-lian, K. Hlrckcr, I). Uoss. T. (liroiiv, J. Powell, K. Youn , I). (iroKoirt ' , (i. Kililir. I). .Icnnrtl, M. Shapiro, K. IjiKiivc. Sliiniling: Coach J(k ' Jastrab, M. Iiran lstcltcr, U. Mc- kormis, R. Mc ' oriiiick. J. K. Smith. M. Kukic, T. Tosh, J. I.uko. H. Jamison, J. Ryan, R. Dickens, D. Kiniiin, Manager. Soccer Willi tremendous spirit and hard work the soccer team paved its way to the most successful year in the hi s- tory of Plattsburgh. Coach Joseph Jastrab, Captain Jack Powell and the entire team have made us all proud of their tine record. Ml f Row 1: J. Huniiston, L MacLaren, M. Kukie, J. Lnngworthy, P. Arthur. Row 2: R. Jamison, J. Mer- rill, M. Bullock. H. Swan, J. Luke. Varsity Basketball Coached by Mr. Joso|)h .last ral), ami cap- tained by John Huniiston, the Cardinal and White more than held their own with teams of New York, Connecticut, Ver- mont and Canada. The high spot of the season was achiever! on the evening of January 14, when a red-hot I ' lattsburgh squad turned back the Albany Statesmen 86-83 on Albany ' s home court. The high scorers for the season were Pops Hullock, Jim Merrill and Mike Kukie. The 1955-1956 season saw the incep- tion of the team ' s membership in the National Association of Inter-collegiate Athletics. For the first time in the history of the college, the Cardinals won the ICA Sectional title, and were invited to compete in the Eastern Division play- offs in Jersey City, New Jersey. I . Arthur. R- SausviOe, P. Benway, II. D vey, J. Mills, C. DcVitto, J. Langworthy. If, Shapiro, T. ( liroux. J. V. Basketball The Junior Varsity also enjoyed a suc- cessful season as they chalked up an im- pressive won and lost record. Coached by Bob Garrow, class of ' 52, the team is certain to contribute valuable additions to later varsity teams. 1 r M. Brandstettcr. Manager, J. Jastrab, Varsity Coach, II. Cronin, J. V. Manager, B. Garrow, J. V. Conch. 4) i 9 Baseball The Plattsburgh diamond ' men are to be congratulated for their successful season last year. Since the CAR- DIN A L goes to press before the baseball season opens, we are unable to present this year ' s team ami record. However, Coach Edward Wiley has planned a heavy schedule for this Spring. The continuation of fine co- operation and team play will certainly lead to anoth- er successful season. Row 1: R. Mnrrotto, J lluinistnn. ( ' . Jnluuit, T. ( ' umniiiiKs, K. Arthur, V. Marcotte, J. Donncly, D. GrcKToirc. Row 2: ( ' •. Hrunt-ll, A. Momot, J, Bird. N. Vakcy, J. Ryan, R. McCorniick, J. Lake, D. Shamlm, R. Merrill. .Sorter S.U.T.C.P. OPP. Johnson State 11 Oswego State 1 3 Albany State 4 4 Middlebury College 3 Hillyer College 4 1 McGill Univ. 2 2 Clarkson College 4 3 Yarwily Basketball s.r.T.c.p. opp. Alumni 96 70 Oneonta State 76 54 Potsdam State 79 76 McGill Univ. 67 50 Norwich Univ. 69 62 Univ. of Ottawa 101 64 Hillyer College 78 63 Oneonta State 74 65 Norwich Univ. 82 70 New Paltz State 99 82 Albany State 86 83 Ethan Allen A. P.P. 89 76 Lyndon State 91 63 Danbury State 98 63 Hillyer College 109 79 New Paltz State 115 63 Harpur College 75 58 Potsdam State 98 49 Albany State 81 78 ■Baseball S.U.T.C.P. OPP, Norwich Univ. 2 3 Lyndon State 6 5 Potsdam State 16 2 Albany State 11 6 Caslleton Slate 12 4 Norw ich 1 niv. 7 2 Cast lei on State 7 2 Lyndon State 5 6 Potsdam State 9 3 New Paltz State 3 i Albany State 7 1 94 Varsity Cheerleaders T-E-A-M, Y-A-A-Y, TEAM! These eight girls were chosen for their pep, originality, . coordination and enthusiasm as repre- sentative of top school spir- it. Rote 1: Carolyn Norman. Patricia Callahan. Carol Ketterer. Rote t: Grace Wiltko. Barbara Hollettieri. Jane Gates. Rem -I: Betsy Aliercroinbie, Anne Plielan. J. V. Cheerleaders These girls have developed a number of rousing, clever cheers which have done much to instill wholesome pep for the performers and fans alike. Lowena Manning. Nanoy-Kllcn Brown, Barbara Boaz, Linda Zimmerman, Sjoerdjc Lcegstra. Hissing: Mary tx u Viette. 95 Men ' s Vollevhall w flow ;. I.. Ililow, B. I-aPlante, T. Calkins M. Nye. flow : Mr. Edward Wiley. E. Stephen J. Ryan, I. Mi.kcl. D. Doorey, B. Luke. I«h n ICaskclliall flow . M. Bullock, K. Pearsons, J. Powell, I). Jemiette, I). SlmmlH), D. Egan, L. Johnson, R. Brown, 1 . Ross, E. Stephens, It. LaPlante. flow 2: It. Bollettieri, J. Ryan, It. Goyette, R. Mareottc, K. taKavc, J. Strecter, R. Young, L Miokel, I). Lomhardoni. flow S: J. Creaser, D. bailey, J. Alexander, B. Luke, Q. Ryan, V. Gokey, J. Kneeshaw, b. C ' ronin, b. Denicore, R. Jamison. M Row 1: J. Mr-M.oit.-l:. V. Roth, It. ( nrrnll. M. Gowen, S Nagy. M Deloriniicr. I.. Zimmerman. S. Leegstra. Row i. ' : J. Tcpcdiiio, B. A. Engstrom, J. Briggs, E. Thompkins, C. Kctterer, T. Lindsay, E. Fitzgerald. Row 3: G. Quinlan, G. VVittko, E. Mulvcy, P. Arcnd. P. Burke. C. Michaelis. Row 1: J. Dean, M. Gloria, S. Nagy, ( ' . Michaelis, M. Gowcn, E. Voelkncr, M. Estcs, ( ' . Hashagen, M. Delorimier. V. Roth, I. Zimmerman, M. Karasucki, S. Leegstra. Row 2: G. Quinlan, B. A. Engstrom, J. Briggs, E. Fitzgerald. T. Durkee, K. Quinn. Y. Wells, S. Brown. L. Stone, B. Rockefeller. B. Irish, E. Thompkins, T. Lindsay. J. Krcbs. J. Tcpedino. Row .1: J. Meddaugh, E. Mulvey, J. Stranton, B. Piston, J. Chcllis, J Robinson, B. Abercrombie, S. Williams, M. I-ott, C. Hughes, P. Arend, C Smith, R. Hartmeyer. Rett i: G. Wittko, J. Frew, ( ' . Norman, C. Dillman, P. Burke, A. Boice, M. L. Green- wood. M. J. Turner. C. Sheffield, B. Carroll, If. Durfee, M. Margittay. B. Mills, G. Hendry, C. Kcttcrer. Rou t: C. Gtmnacker, J. Tepciliiio, I. Kappel, F. Halstead, L. Herbst, J. Bembenncck, J. Stanton, C. Norman, M. (iowen, J. Durkcc. Row J: C. Ketterer, (;. Willko. ( ' . Smith. J. Dean, B. Davis, B. Car- roll, E. Fitzgerald, J. Frew, E. Braemer. Rou J: If. Ellsworth, C. Reynolds, K. Quinn, E. Fitzgerald, F. Gamscy, T. Limlsey, 1 Smiley, E. Mulvey, ( ' . Hughes, S. Leegstra, (;. Mason. Arrlierv (;. Wittko. P. Mcl-ane. M. Ehrus 38 Row 1: P. McLane. G. Quinlin, J. Hani, L. Devlin, S. Gallagher. Row 2: C. Malieu, G. VonWalslel en, 1 Brown, ( ' . Ketterer, S. Hathaway, M. (assidy. Sealed: T. Washington, J. Brunelle, If, Bird, M. Gowcn, T. Miller, B. LaPlantc, L. Johnson, B. Boaz, I. Mooney, J. Alexander, 1). Boss, M. I itt, ( ' . Johnson. Standing: B. Me( rossan, M. Kllsworth, J. Beauvais, R. Batchelor, ( ' . Quaekenhush, T. Sheehan. A. Gibbons, B. Walker, C. Smith, N. Messie, J. Robinson, A. Wilson, (!. Cummings, 1). Ashline, F. Sheehan, B. Mam, D. Cheyne, B. Robinson, S. Williams, C. Witherill. M. Warner. 99 Our Campus It will remain a shining .symbol to all who have lived in its light. M acdonough Hall The largest residence hull on campus ac- comodates 244 women students in the East and West wings. There are double and single rooms with individual accom- odations for each occupant. Bath and laundry facilities are located on each floor, and recreation rooms with kitchen- ettes are in the basement. Miss Mary Baynes and Miss Alice Thomas are the assistant deans in charge of the residence. Miss Mary I.. Haynos, Miss Alice J. Thomas, Directors 10 Conway Hall This large, beautiful home adjacent to Maedonough Hall accommodates ap- proximately 50 women students. The spacious and attractive reception and living rooms provide a homey atmos- phere for both occupants and guests. The house mother at Conway Hall is Mrs. Ella Merrihew. Mrs. Merrihew, house mother 104 Wells Court Approximately 50 men live in this resi- dence hall. Both the recreation room equipped with ping-pong, pool and other games, and the newly decorated living room with a piano and radio offer a pleas- ant atmosphere and a center for group living. Mrs. William Williams is the house mother of Wells Court. Mrs. William Williams 106 Den us List? 107 Home Management House Home Economics Seniors spend six weeks managing and enjoying this fine old home located at 134 Court Street. The girls share the housework and expecially en- joy caring for the baby. Miss Phyllis SchoU 108 College Now in its fifth and most active year on the I ' lattsburgh campus, College Union has been the scene of a wide pro- gram of social events and extra-curricular activities to meet the needs of the student body. The center section of Macdonough Hall is the College Union, including student offices, the lounge, the music, television and game rooms. Family style dinners, served by student waitresses, are served in the attractive dining room. Much leisure time is spent by the students in the pleas- ant snack bar. Miss Mary Baynes and Miss Alice Thom- as are the directors of the Union. Hawkins Hall Though our ways may part forever, in our hearts there shall be bright, all the golden memories gathered ' neath the ban- ner red and white. 112 Ward Hall The dedication ceremonies of the Charles C. Ward Hall took place in October, 1955. Governor Averill Ilarriman and other state dignitaries were present at the im- pressive occasion. Our beautiful Home Economics building is equipped with the latest homemaking facilities of the day. There are also spacious art, science, nur- sery school and lecture rooms displaying the latest in ultra-modern design. 114 Come and play with us. Selected Aspects of T he Xtirsery School Program A Relief Sculpture Dm. Edgah G. Barton In this sculpture, carved from a single slab of Brazilian mahogany, the artist symbolizes a number of major features that pertain to the nursery school pro- gram. Essentially, the subject matter of the composition revolves around the fam- ily, the child, the nursery personnel and the architectural environment. Through- out the total composition emphasis has been placed on rollicking, rhythmic move- ment indicative of child growth. I I I I I I 115 Mrs. L. Guimond, Mrs. E. I aware, Mrs. N I- ' ncteau. Mrs. E. Brunellc, Mrs. M. Mar- tin, Mrs. H. Kemp. Mrs. A. Boyd, Mrs. M. Mayette, Mrs. C Sorrell. Mrs. E. Man- gino. Miss E. Smart, Mrs. M. Blades, Mrs. T. LaPointe, Mrs. E. Favro, Mrs. V. Phair. Mrs. C. Coffins. Miss B. McCarthy. Mrs. A. DeWitt, Mrs. II. Haley. Stated: It. Griffin, G. Dominy. A. Derushcr, M. Jensen. Standing: H. McClutchen, R. Yaughan, E. Cusson, G. Black, II. Derusher. 116 Oh where, oh where could our waitress be? Twin Valleys When we think of our lodge which lies in a beautiful valley of the Adirondack , we immediately recall a glowing fireplace, an evening of singing our favorite songs, toasted marshmallows, square dances, hikes and the other wonderful activities of camp life. Facilities at Twin Valleys include a dormitory, three Adirondack log lean- tos, tenting equipment, trails and a new two and one half acre lake which offers boating. Soon we hope Twin Valleys will have the long-awaited ski trails. Old Cham plain The Saranac curves swiftly down from mountains dark with pine, By night and moon its wooded slopes wi th silver birches shine. From North and South and from the West the land is split in twain. By brooks that speed the Saranac To old Champlain. And where the rush of waters blend with broad espanse of blue, Where Red-men, Frenchmen, Englishmen have kept a rendezvous, — Our Alma Mater lifts her head and beckons not in vain, For us to keep a rendezvous By old Champlain. From North and South and from the West our college draws her blood. Like brooks that join the Saranac to swell the foaming flood, We lose ourselves in service fine, one common goal attain, When we have kept that rendezvous, By old Champlain. Our Town Buildings and bridges do not make a town. A city is greater than its bricks anil mortar; It is greater than tower or palace, church or hall: Kflfl siCf A city ' s as great as the little people that live there. You know those people. How can [Plattsburgh] fall? 11!) Yuletinic Our traditional Christmas activities, both beautiful and spiritual, will always be a part of our college days which we shall never forget. The large tree that stands in the main lounge of the College Union provides perfect atmosphere for the im- pressive Christmas Tea and the annual Christmas party at the end of Good An- gel Week for the girls of Macdonough Hall. We always look forward to the de- licious Christmas dinner and the holiday entertainment. But foremost among the activities is the inspirational Nativity Pageant and Candlelight Service. ICO Winter Carnival Though the weather outside was fright- ful, our weekend was so delightful. For the first time on our campus a Winter Weekend was celebrated. It ' s success lay in the combined efforts of all the classes and many of the organizations. The high spot of the weekend was a Jazz Concert featuring Hobby Hackett. The program Saturday afternoon included a Home Economics Fashion Show, the crowning of the King and Queen and awards for snow sculpture. A large crowd attended the Sun ' n Sno Hall on Saturday evening. The ski trip to Whiteface Mountain ended a perfect weekend. C ' OMMITTKK: A. Kvcrlctli, L Jacobson, P. Baync, A. Klliot, J. M«wc 147 Conferences Each year students and faculty select campus leaders to represent them at var- ious conferences and on other campuses throughout the states. 128 Junior Directory , 1 AMS. PEAKL Franklin Spring. X. Y. Houmt of Delegate . 3; Elementary Club, 1: Hume Eco- nomic Club. 2. 3: Glee Club. I. 2; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 1. 2, S; Art Club. 1. 2, 3; Modern Dance, 1: Women ' s Volleyball. 1. 2: Basketball. 1. 2. ALEXANDER. JOSEPH Lyon Mountain. N. Y. Elementary Club, 1, «, 3. ANGEL. ELIZABETH Dover Plain.. N. Y. Home Economics Club. 1. 2. 3; Phi Kappa Cbi. I, 4. 3. ARNOLD. JEAN Cobleskill, N. Y. House of Delegates. 1; Home Economic Club. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club. 1; Miuir Council. I: Women ' s Volleyball, 2: Dean ' s List, I: Kappa Delta Pi, 3. ARTHl ' R. EDWARD Wilherhee. N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. 2. 3: Delta Kappa Delta. 1. 2; Varsity Baseball, I, 2; Intramural Basketball, I, 2; Touch Football. 1: Volleyball. 2. ARTHl ' R. HILDA Peru. N. Y. Elementary Club, 1, 2, 3; Band. 1. BAIN. MARY ANN Argyle. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3: Elementary Club. I. 2. 3; Cardinal Staff. 3, Sports Editor; International Relations Club, 1; Women ' s Athletic Council. I, 2, 3: Vice-President, i: Ath- letic Board. 3: Women ' s Volleyball. I, 2, 3: Basketball, 1. 2. 3: Softball, I, 2; Cardinal White Game. 2: Class Historian. 2; Kappa Delta Pi, 3; Bookstore Committee, 2; Phi Kappa Chi. 3. BANTA. ELIZABETH Hagaman. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1. 2, 3; Glee Club, 1: International Re- lations Club, 1; Women ' s Bowling, 3; Dean ' s List, 1; Vice President Bolton Hall, 2. BARBER. JANE Westport. N. Y. Home Economics Club. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club. I, 2; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 3: Women ' s Residence Board, 3. BARBOl ' R. MARY Germantown. N. Y. Home Economics Club. 1. 2, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi I, 2, 3; Band n Tumbling, 2. 3; Women ' s Hockey, I, 2; Volleyball, 1; Basketball. 1: Softball. I. 2. BARNES. CAROL Delmar. N. Y. House of Delegates, S; Elementary Club. I, 2, lj Alpha Kappa Phi. 1. 2. 3: Miied Chorus. 1. 2, S; Literary Club. 3; Modern Dance, I. BARTLETT. TERESA Chestertown. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1,1, ; Band. I : Glee Club. I : Women ' s Athletic Council, I; Modern Dance, 1; Student Council, I; Women ' s Hockev, 1; Volleyball, 1; Bowling, 1; Badminton, I. . Basketball. 1, 2. 3: Softball, 1. 2. 3; Tennis. 1: Cardinal White Game, L BATEMAN, KAREN Newburgh. N. Y. House of Delegates. 2. 3: Home Economics Club. I. 2, 3; Northern Light Staff. I; Phi Kappa Chi. 1, 2. 3: Glee Club, I; Student Faculty Health Committee, 3, Secretary; Wom- en ' s Volleyball, I; Bowling, 2; Tenoia, 1. BENDEL. JOAN Montgomery. N. Y. House of Delegates. 1: Nurse Teacher Club. I. 2. 3; Cardinal SUB, 3, Albany Editor: Alpha Delta Theta. I. 2. 3: Ti-wa- ya-ee, 1; International Relations Club, 1: Curriculum Com- mittee. 1; Archery, 1: Women ' s Volleyball. I: Bowling, 1; Basketball, lj Softball. I; Tennia, I: Dean ' s List. 2; Claas delegate to the house, 1; Albany President, 2; Residence President. 3; Student Council. 2. S. BI.EEKER. EDWARD Elementary Club, 1, 2. 3. Pittsburgh. N. Y. BOLOTIN. LEON Brooklyn. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3; Elementary Club. 2, 3: Art Club. 3; Photography Club, 3; International Relations Club, 5; Treasurer; Science Fair Chairman, 2. BOL ' LERICE, THERESA Mooers. N. Y. Nunc Teacher Club, I, 2. 3; Women ' s Basketball, 2, 3. BRAEMER, EILEEN Huntington Station. L. I.. N. Y. Home Economics Club, 1. . 3; Footlights Club, 1: Wom- en ' s Hockey, I, 3; Volleyball. 1; Bowling, 2, 3; Basketball, I. Pittsburgh. N. Y. Port Henry, N. Y. Morrisonville. N. Y. BRETTHAUER. ETHEL Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3. BROOKS. KATHLEEN Nurse Teacher Club, 3. BROWN. BARBARA Elementary Club, I. 2, 3. BROWN, ELAINE WatervUle. N. Y. Nunc Teacher Club. 1; Alpha Kappa Phi, 1, 1, 3: Fool, lights Club. I; Women ' s Volleyball, 1; Basketball, 1. BROWN. JOAN Keeseville. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, I; Alpha Delta Theta, 1, «. 3; Modern Dance, 1. BROWN. MARILYN Elementary Club. I, 2. 3, BRUNO. SHIRLEY Nurse Teacher Club. 1,1,1 Chaay. N. Y. Schuyler Falls. N. Y. BRUSH. MARTHA Greenlawn. L. L, N. Y. Elementary Club, I, 2, 3; Pbi Kappa Chi, 1, 2, 3; Treasurer, 3: Modem Dance. I. 3; Dean ' s List. 1: Kappa Delta Pi. 3. Peru. N. Y. New York City. N. Y. Bloomingdale, N. Y. BURDICK. JANET Elementary Club, 3. CAGNEY. JACQUELINE Nurse Teacher Club. I, . 3. CALLAHAN. PATRICIA Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3. CASSIDY. MARY Lake Placid. N. Y. House of Delegates, 2; Elementary Club, 1. 2, 3: Glee Club. 1. 2; Footlights Club. I; Ti-wa-ya-ee, 1. 2. 3: Delegate. 2; Vice President, 2. 3; Music Council. 2; Women ' s Volleyball. 2. 3; Badminton. 1, 2: Basketball, 2, 3; Softball. 1, 2, 3; Tennis, 2. 3; Cardinal White Game, 2. CECI. TERESA While Plains. N. Y. House of Delegates. I. 2. 3; Elementary Club, 1. 2. 3; Northern Light Stall, 1; Alpha Kappa Phi, I, 2, 3; Historian, 2; Junior Advisor. 3; Vice President. 3; Interfraternity Council, 2. 3: Delegate. 2; Recording Secretary, 3; Art Club, 1; Student Council, 3; Assembly Committee, 3; Class Cor- responding Secretary, 3. CHINITZ, DEBRA Bronx. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, 2, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 1, 2, 3: Treas- urer, 3. CLELAND. CHESTER Pittsburgh. N. Y. Elementary Club, 3; Varsity Basketball, 1; Baseball, I; Intramural Touch Football, 2. CLEMENTS, ANN Mount Upton. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, 1, 2. 3: Band, I: Glee Club, 2; Ti-wa- ya-ee, 1; Women ' s Volleyball. I; Softball. I. COLLINS. CECILIA Richfield Springs. N. Y. Elementary Club, 1. 2, 3; Recording Secretary, ; Vice Preside nt, 3; Phi Kappa Chi, I, 2, 3; Corresponding Secre- tary. t| Glee Club. 1: Modern Dance. 1; Handbook Com- mittee, I; Class Treasurer, 2; Vice President, 3; Exchange Student. Wilton, t. CONTANT. GAIL Williamson. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. I, 2, 3: Alpha Delta Theta. 1. «. 3: Glee Club, lj Photography Club. I; Women ' s Volleyball. It Bowling, I; Tennis, 1. CORBETT, JANET Home Economics Club, L 2, 3. Hartford, N. Y. CRITELLI, ANTOINETTE Cold Springs. N. Y. Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3: President, 3; Alpha Delta Theta. I, 2. 3, Delegate to Interfraternity, 2; Women ' s Athletic Council, I, 2. CRONIN. DAVID Pittsburgh. N. Y. House of Delegates, lj Elementary Club, 3: Cardinal Staff. 3; Sport ' s Editor, Athletic Board. 1; Student Council. 3; Student Social Committee, 2; Men ' s Basketball, 1; J.V. Basketball, 1; Intramural Basketball, 1. CROSS, SHIRLEY Easei. N. Y. House of Delegates, 2: Elementary Club, 1. 2, 3; Footlights Club, I, 2, 3; Treasurer, 3; Eitra-Class Activities Commit- tee. 3; Handbook Committee. 2: Women ' s Softball, I; Dean ' s List. 1. 2; Class Treasurer. 3; Kappa Delta Pi. 3; Phi Kappa Chi, 3. CUMMINGS. GAIL Keesville. N. Y. Elementary Club, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 3; Chorister, Pur- chaser. Kappa Delta Pi, 3; Wumen ' s Bowling, I: Basket- lull, 1: Tennis. I; Dean ' s List, 2. CURTIS. JOAN Peru. N. Y. Nurae Teacher Club. I. 2, 3; Women ' s Volleyball, lj Bad- minton, lj Basketball, lj Nurae Teacher President. Al- bany, 3. DAVENPORT, CAROL Cuyler. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, 2, 3; Cardinal Staff. 3: Music Editor. Band, I. 2; Orchestra, 1. 2: Glee Club. 2; Mixed Chorus. 2. 3: Ensemble, 2: Modern Dance, 2: Music Council, 2; Secretary, 2; Dean ' s List, I; Kappa Delia Pi, S. DAVIS, HELEN Bloomville. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. I, 2. 3; Alpha Kappa Phi. I. 2. 3; Women ' , Volley vail, 1; Badminton, 1: Softball. 1; Basket- ball. 1. DELANEY. KATIIERINE Cadyville. N. Y. Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3. DeMAR. Alice Saranac Lake. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, 2 3: Phi Kappa Chi, 1, 2, 3, Chorister, 2; Glee Club. 1; Footlights Club, 2. 180 DkMATTEO, JEANETTE Rome, N. Y. Nunc Teacher Club. I, 2. 3; Glee Club, lj Ti-wa-ya-ee. 1; Photography Club. I: Modern Dance. I. Dr. YONGH. MARGARET Port Washington. L. 1.. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3; Home Economics Club. 1. 2. 3: His- torian. 2; Delegate. 3; Alpha Delta Theta. 1. 2. 3: Ti-wa- ya-ee, 1; Women ' s Resilience Board, 3; Women ' s Badmin- ton. I ; Archery. 1. DINGS. EDITH Rensselaer, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1: Alpha Delta Theta, I, 2, 3: Glee Club. I; Women ' s Volleyball. 1; Bowling. I; Basketball. 1: Softball, I; Tennis. 1; Archery, 1. DISCH. MARY Nurae Tencher Club. I. 2, 3. Kingston, N. Y. DIXON. WALTER Malone, N. Y. House of Delegates, 1. 2. 3: Elementary Club, I, 2, 3; North- ern Light Staff. 2: Delia Kappa Delta. I. 2. 3: Treasurer. 2: Photography Club. I, 2; Intramural Basketball, 1, 2. DONAHUE. DAVID Pittsburgh. N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. 2. 3; Intramural Touclifootball. I. 2. 3; Basketball. 1. 2. 3; Softball, 1, 2, 3. DORR. BARBARA Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1, 2. 3: Alpha Delta Theta. I, 2. 3; Glee Club, 1; Modern Dance, I: W ' omen ' s Hockey. 1; Vol- leyball. 1: Bowling, 1: Basketball. 1; Softball. I; Tennis. I; Archery, 1. DRAYSE, PAUL Saranac Lake, N. Y. Elementary Club. I, 2, 3; Band. 1; Orchestra, 2; Mixed Chorus. 3: Ensemble. 3; Assemblv Committee, 1; Extra Class Activities. 1: Intramural Softball. 1. DUNTLEY, ANN Westport. N. Y. Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3: Glee Club. I; Women ' s Resi- dence Board. 3; Women ' s Softball. I. 3. EINHORN. ARTHUR Pittsburgh. N. Y. Elementary Club. I, 2, 3; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 2; Art Club. I; Col- lege Art Committee, 1. ELIASON. MARY JANE BalLston Spa, N. Y. Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3: House of Delegates. 3; Or- chestra, 2; Ti-wa-ya-ee, 2, 3; Women ' s Residence Board, 2. FABIAN. JOSEPHINE Granville. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1. 2. 3: Bowling. 3. FANCHER, SANDRA Perry-, N. Y. Nurae Teacher Club. I. 2. 3; Footlights Club. 1; Interna- tional Reitions Club. I; Women ' s Volleyball, 1. FARRELL. SHIRLEY Elementary Club. 1. 2. 3. Morriaonville. N. Y. FEIL. JEAN Hilton, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, I, 2, 3; Modern Dance. 1: Women ' s Hockey 1; Volleyball. I, Basketball. 1. FISH. KATHLEEN Elementary Club, 1. 2. 3. FLEMING. JACQUELINE Elementary Club, 1, 2, 3. Indian Lake. N. Y. Pittsburgh. N. Y. FLVNN. JUDY Long Island City. N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. 2. 3; Alpha Delia Theta. 2. 3; Women ' s Volleyball, I, 2, 3; Bowling, 1. 2. 3. FOX. MARY Keeaeville. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3; Elementary Club. I. 2. 3; Alpha Del- la Theta. 1. 2, 3: Footlights Club. 1. 2. 3; Secretary. 1; Vice President. 2; President, 3;_ Women ' s Residence, 3; Student Guidance Committee, 3: Women ' s Badminton. 1; Tennis, 1. FRIESE. BEVERLY White Piint, N. Y. Nurae Teacher Club. 1, 2. 3; Alpha Kappa Phi. 1. 2. 3; Glee Club, I; Women ' s Volleyball, I. GABRI, ELIZABETH Maasena, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, I, 2, 3; Phi Kappa Chi. I. 2. 3; Glee Club, 1: Modern Dance, I; Women ' s Volleyball, 1: Bowling. 1: Basketball, 1; Softball, I; Tennis, 1. GAINER, ROBERT Pittsburgh. N. Y. Elementary Club. 1, 2. 3: Photography Club. 3. GARRANT. DONALD Pittsburgh, N. Y. Elementary Club, 3; Northern Light Staff, 2; Intramural Touch Football. I; Volleyball. I: Softball. I. GATES. JANE Greenlawn, L. I.. N. Y. House of IMrgatcs. 2. 3; Home Economics Club, 1, 2. 3, Cardinal Staff. 3; Editor. Phi Kappa Chi. 1. 2, 3; Recording Secretary. 2; Corresponding Secretary ' . 3; Modern Dance, 1; Assembly Committee, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3; Class Recording Secretary, 2; Kappa Delta Pi. 3. GETZ. CAROLYN Rochester. N. Y. Nunc Teacher Club. 1. 4. S; Glee Club. I; Women ' s Volley, ball. I. COKEY, VERNON Iron.. N. Y. House at Delegates. 3: Elementary Club, I. 4, 3; Cardinal Staff, ; Photography Editor. Band. 4, S: Footlights Club 1; Extra Class Activities Committee, A; Bookstore Commit ' tee. 3; Vanity Soccer. 1. 4: Intramural Basketball, 1, i, S; Softball. I. CRAY, KATHRYN Keexville, N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. 4, S; Modern Dance, 4. II ALL. MARY ANNE Red Creek. N. Y. Home Economies Club. I. 4. S: Alpha Kappa Phi. I. t. 3; Band. I; Food Service Committee. «. 3: Kappa Delia Pi. S. HARRIS. JAMES Morriaonvill . N. Y. Elementary Club. 1, 4. 3; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 4. 3; Art Club. HART. JANEANN Pittsburgh. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1, 4, 3; Phi Kappa Chi. 4; Footlights Club 1: Women ' s Volleyball, I; Badminton, 1; Basketball. I; Soltball. 1: Cardinal White Game, 1. HARZMANN. ROSEMARY Rochester. N. Y. Home Economics Club, 1, 4, 3; Secretary, 4; Treasurer. 3: Alpha Delta Theta, 1. 4, 3; Corresponding Secretary. 4; Recording Secretary. 3; Glee Club. I: Photography Club. 1; Student Guidance Club. 3; Assembly Club, 3; College Un- ion Board, 4, 3; Chairmun, 4. HATHAWAY. SYLVIA New Baltimore. N. Y. Elementary Club, I. 4, 3; Alpha Delta Theta, 1. «. S; Dele- gate to Kappa Delta Pi, 3; Interfraternity. 3; Assembly Committee. 3; Women ' s Volleyball. 1, 4, 3; Badminton, I; Basketball, 1, 4. HEARN. KATE Briarclift Manor. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1. 4, 3; Phi Kappa Chi. 1. 4. 3; Foot- lights Club. 1: Women ' s Hockey. I. Basketball. 1; Soltball. I: Cardinal White Game, 1; Class Secretary, 1. HENDRY, VIRGINIA Armonk. N. Y. House of Delegates, 4, 3; Recording Secretary, 4; Home Economics Club, 1. 4. 3: Phi Kappa Chi. I. 4, 3; Recording Secretary, 3; Miied Chorus. 4, 3; Modern Dance, 1; Stu- dent Council, 4. HIGGINS. RUTH Mooers, N. Y. Elementary Club, 1. 4. 3; Northern Light Staff, 4; Glee Club 4. HOCKSTEIN. ARLENE Ellenville. N. Y. Elementary Club, 1, 4, 3; Pbi Kappa Chi. I. 4. 3; Women ' s Hockey, 1: Basketball. I; Tennis, I. HODGES. SHIRLEY Port Washington. L. I., N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1; Alpha Delta Theta, I. 4, 3: Foot- lights Club. 1. Modern Dance. 1; Tumbling, I; Archery, I: Hockey, I; Volleyball. 1: Basketball, I; Soltball, 1: Tennis, 1. HOLBROOK. BEVERLY Greenwich. N. Y. House d Delegates. I; Elementary Club, I, 4, 3; Alpha Delta Theta, 1, 4, 3; Treasurer, S; Glee Club, I. 4. 3; Ti-wa- ya-ee, 3; Women ' s Athletic Council. 1; Athletic Board, 1, 3: Women ' s Hockey. I; Volleyball, 1; Softball. 1; Tennis. 1; Cardinal White Game. 11(11 SEKNECHT. FRANCES Corfu. N. Y. House u! Delegates, 4; Home Economics Club, 1, 4, 3; Art Club, 4. 3; International Relations Club, 4, 3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1, 4; Badminton, I, 4, 3: Basketball, I. 4. HOUSMAN. MARY Glens Falls. N. Y. Elementary Club, 1, 4, 3; Alpha Delta Theta, 1,1, S; Glee Club. 1; Student Social Committee, 4; Treasurer, 4: Wom- en ' s Basketball. 1; Archery. 4. 3: Class Delegate, 3. HUGGINS, MARY Ellenburg. N. Y. Elementary Club. I. 4. 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 4. 3: Band. I, t Women ' s Residence Board. 3; Handbook Committee, 4; Women ' s Soltball. 4. HUMESTON, BETSY Dover Plains. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1. 4. 3; Phi Kappa Chi. I. 4. 3; Wom- en ' s Athletic Council. I; Volleyball, 1; Soltball. 1. HUTCHINSON. JOAN Broni. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3; Elementary Club. I. 4. 3. Cardinal Staff. 3; Literary Editor: Alpha Delta Theta, I, 4, 3; Mod- ern Dance. 3: Women ' s Volleyball, I; Basketball, I ; Tennis, 1; Dean ' s List. 4:, Class Historian. 3: Kappa Delia Pi, 3. ICKEN, IRENE Elementary Club, 1,4.3. New York City. N. Y. JENSEN. MARGARET Floral Park. L. L, N. Y. Home Economics Club, 1, 4. 3. JOHNSON. BEVERLY Williamson. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. I. 4. 3; Phi Kappa Chi. 1, 4. 3: Glee Club, 1; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 1; Modern Dance, 1; Field Hockey, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1; Bowling, 1. JORDAN. DORIS Elementary Club. 4, 3. JUBERT, MAYNARD Elementary Club. 3. Ilion, N. Y. West Chary, N. Y. KAVANAUGH. MARY JANE Amsterdam. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. I. 4. 3; Alpha Delta Theta, I. 4, 3: Orchestra, I: Women ' s Volleyball, I; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Tennis, 1. KEESE. ANN Peru. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, I, 4, 3: Glee Club, I; Modern Dance. 1; Women ' s Residence Board. 1; Women ' s Volleyball. I: Bowling. 1: Women ' s Basketball. 1. 4. 3; Women ' s Softball, 1. 4. 3; Dean ' s List. I, 4. KELSEY. ESTELLA Stamford. N. Y Nurse Teacher Club, 1, 4, 3: Modern Dance, 1 : Women ' : Volleyball, I; Women ' s Basketball, I, 4, 3; Tennis, L KETTERER. CAROL Rye, N. Y. House of IWcgate-i, 4. 3: Elementary Club. 1. 4, 3; Phi Kappa Chi, 1, 4, 3, Chorister, 4, Buyer. 3; Modern Dance. 1; Assembly Committee. 3: Field Hockey. I. 4. 3; Women ' s Volleyball. I. 4. 3; Women ' s Basketball. I, 4, 3: Women ' s Softball. I, 4, 3; Tennis, I, 4. 3; Varsity Cheerleader, I, 4. 3. KINNTN, DAVID Greenwich. N. Y. House of Delegates. 1. 3: Elementary Club, 1. 4, 3;0rcbcs- tra. 1: Athletic Board, 3; Student Social Committee. S-. Late Registration. 3; Student Union Boaid, 3; Varsity Soc- cer, Manager. 4, 3; Varsity Basketball. Manager, f. 4, 3. KIRBY. SHIRLEY Nunc Teacher Club, I, 4, 3; Phi Kappa Chi. I. 4. 3. KRAUS. RICHARD Pittsburgh. N. Y. House of Delegates, 4; Elementary Club, 3;_ Mixed Chorus. 4; Assembly Committee, 1. President. 1; Kappa Delta Pi. 3: Intramural Touch Football. I: Intramural Volleyball, 1; Intramural Soltball, 1. LaFARR. GAIL Salamanca, N. Y. Elementary Club. I. 4. 3; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 3: President. 3: Modern Dance, I: Student Social Committee, 3; Secretary. 3; Interelasi Council, 4, 3; Secretary. 4. 3; Student Union Board. 1; Archery. 1; Kappa Delta Pi. 3. MrCASLAND. VI ANN Lake Placid. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, 4. 3; Glee Club. I: Footlights Club. I; Volleyball. I; Badminton. I; Basketball. 1; Softball, 1. L FOREST, JAMES Dannemora. N. Y. LaROCCA, RITA Rochester. N. Y. House of Delegates, 4, 3; Home Economics Club. 1. 4. S: Cardinal Staff. 4: Photography Editor: Phi Kappa Chi, 1.4, t; Teller, I: Recording Secretary. 4: Vice President, 3: Assembly Committee, 4; Curriculum Committee, 4, 3; Class Officer. 4. 3. Delegate to House, 4, 3. LAWLISS, CAROL Elementary Club, I, 4, 3: Art Club, 4, 3. West Chazy, N. Y. LAWRENCE. SHIRLEY Carmcl. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1, 4. 3; Secretary. I; Women ' s Volley- ball. I: Bowling. I: Softball, 1; Tennis, I. LEONARD. MINNIE Cobbleskill. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1, 4. 3; Alpha Delta Theta. I, 4, 3; Women ' s Athletic Council, 1; Secretary, 1; Women ' s Vol- leyball, I; Women ' s Basketball, I; Women ' s Softball. 1; Dean ' s List, I, 4. LIPORACE. RICHARD Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Elementary Club. 1.4. 3; Delta Kappa Delta. 1.4; Band. 1. 4: Hospitalization Committee, 4; Intramural Touch Football, I, 3; Intramural Basketball. I. 3; Intramural Softball, 4. LOUDERBACK. JOAN Bayshore. L. t_ N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. 4. 3 Alpha Kappa Phi, 1, 4. 3; Cur- riculum Committee, 3; Secretary, 3; Food Service Com- mittee. 4- Women ' s Basketball; Women ' s Softball, 1. f; Cardinal While Game. 1, «. MscKEAN. NANCY Youngstown. N. Y. House of Delegates. 4, 3; Home Economics Club. 1. 4. 3; Alpha Kappa Phi. 4. 3; Art Club. 1. 4. 3; President. 4: Sec- retary. 3; International Relations Club. 4, 3; Treasurer, 4; Fine Arts Committee. 4. 3; Delegate, 3; Kappa Delta Pi, 3. MAGOON. LOIS Ellenburg Center, N. Y. Elementary Club, 1. 4. 3; Band. 1: Women s Volleyball, I; Women ' s Softball, 1; Kappa Dell. Pi, 3. MAHANNA. JAMES Redford. N. Y. House of Delegates, 4, 3; Recording Secretary, 3; Elemen- tary Club, 1, 4. 3: Miied Chorus. 4. 3: Student Council. 3; Recording Secretary, 3; Assembly Committee. 3; Stu- dent Union Board. 4; Intramural Volleyball. I. 4, 3; Intra- mural Volleyball. 1, 4. 3; Intramural Softball, 1, 4; Class Delegate, 4. MAIIEU. CAROL ANN Ticonderoga. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, 4, 3; Northern Light Staff. 4; Glee Club, 4, 3; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 3. MARINO, WILLIAM Minerva. N. Y. House of Delegates, 3; Elementary Club. I, 4, 3; Northern Light Staff. 3: Miied Chorus. 1. 4. 3; Ensemble, 1. 4, 3; Radio Workshop, 1; International Relations Club, 1, 4, 3; Food Service Committee, 1, 4, 3; Student Chairman. 1, 4, 3; Intramural Basketball, 1; Intramural Volleyball. 1, 4, 3. MARKHAM. JOAN MARIE Ontario. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, 1. 4, 3; Glee Club, I.  ; Ti-way-ya-ee, 1; Modern Dance. 1; Field Hockey. 1; Volleyball. 1; Bas- ketball, 1, 4, 3; Tennis, I. MATTICE. CYNTHIA Lake George. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. I: Phi Kappa Chi, 1. 4. 3; Radio Work- shop, 1; Secretary, 1: Women ' s Residence Board, I; Presi- dent in Albany. 4; Volleyball. 1; Basketball, I; Tennis. I; Dean ' s List, 1. McCREADY, NANCY Nurse Teachers Club. 1. 4. 3. McCORMICK. MARJ0R1E Elemcotary Club, I, 4, 3. Pittsburgh. N. Y. Albany, N . Y. McDOWELL. ADA SUSAN Amsterdam. N. Y. House of Delegates, 1; Home Economics Club. 1. 4. S; Glee Club. 1: Ti-wa-ya-ee, 1. 4; Delegate to House I: Volleyball 1; Softball. 4. MrGUlRE. EDWARD Brooklyn. N. Y. House of Delegates, 4; Elementary Club, I. 4, 3; President. 3; Athletic Board, 4. 3: Interclass Council, 4, 3; Intramural Touch Football. 1, 4. 3; Intramural Basketball. 1. 4, 3; Intramural Soltball, I, 4, 3; Class Officer, President, 4, 3; Kappa Delta Pi, 3. McLANE. PATRICIA Lake Placid. N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. 4. 3; Corresponding Secretary. 3; Phi Kappa Chi, 1. 4, 3; Chorister, 3; W omen s Residence Board, 1; Student Guidance Committee, 1; Archery, 1, 4; Volley- ball. 1; Bowling, 1, 4; Badminton..!; Basketball. 1; Tennis. 3. McNULTY. ANN Elementary Club, I, 4, 3. Port Henry. N. Y. MEI1RTENS, NANCY Germantown, N. Y. Home Economics Club, 1, 4, 3; Alpha Kappa Pbi. 1. 4. 3; Recording Secretary. 4; Gazette Editor, 4; Kappa Dell. Pi. 3. MERRILL, JAMES Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Elementary Club. 1, 4, 3; Varsity Basketball, 1, 4, 3. MINER, MARILYN K -. N. Y. Nurse Tearher Club. 1, 4. 3; Footlights Club, 1; Modern Dance. 1; Volleyball. I. 3; Bowling. 1. 3. Basketball. I, 4, 3; Soltball, 1, 4; Tennis, I; Cardinal White Game. MITCHELL, MARGARET Lake Shore Road, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, 1, 4, 3; Volleyball, I; Basketball, 1: Tennis, I. MONETTE. JOAN MARIE Rouse. Point. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, 1, 4. 3; Glee Club, 1; Basketball, 4, 3. MOORE. JUNAITA Home Economies Club, 1, 4, 3. Pittsburgh, N. Y. MAXWELL. HOWARD Elementary Club 1. 4, 3. Glen. Falls. N. Y. MOORE. NANCY Salamanca. N. Y. House ol Delegates, I, 4; Home Economics Club, I, 4, 3; Art Club, I, 4, 3: Vice President, 3; Radio Workshop, I; President 1; International Relations Club, 1, 4, 3; Chair- man Social Committee; Badminton, 3. MOSES. JOAN Elmslord. N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. 4. 3; Band, 1; Photography Club, I: Modern Dance, I; Women ' s Residence Board. 3; Women ' s Hockey. I; Volleyball. 1: Bowling. 1. 4. 3; Basketball, I; Softball, 1; Class Corresponding Secretary, 1, 4. MULVEY. EVELYN Wilmington. N. Y. Home Economics Club, 4, 3; Northern Light Staff, 4, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 4, 3; Glee Club, 4; Ti-wa-ya-ee, 4; Wom- en s Athletic Council. 4. 3; Modern Dance, 4, 3; Assembly Committee, 3; Women ' s Hockey, 4, 3; Tumbling, 4, 3; Badminton, 3; Basketball, 4, 3; Softball, 4. 3; Tennis, 4, 3; Cardinal White Game. NEWTON. DONA Fort Ticonderoga, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1. 4, S; Women ' s Badminton, 1; NYE, MARSHALL Hammond, N. Y. House of Delegates. 1, 4, 3; Treasurer, 3; Elementary Club, 1. 4. 3; Cardinal Staff. 3; Literary Editor; Delta Kapp. Delta, 1, 4, 3; Recording Secretary. 3; Band. I. 4, S; Mixed Chorus. 1. 4. 3; Footlights Club. 1. 4. 3; Music Council. 4; Vice President; Student Council, 3; Student Guidance Com- mittee, 4; Curriculum Committee, 4, 3; Hospitalization Committee, 1, 4, 3: Intramural Volleyball, 4, 3; Dean ' s List, 4. PISTON. BERTHA Athens, N. Y. House of Delegates, 4; Home Economics Club. 1. 4. 3; Or- chestra, 4; Art Club. 4. 3; Women ' s Volleyball. I, 4. 3; Bas- ketball, 1. 4; Badminton, 1, 4. PLACE. LUCILLE Floral Park. L. I.. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1: Alpha Delta Theta. 1. 4. 3; Glee Club. 1; Radio Workabop, 1; Women ' s Volleyball. 1; Bas- ketball, 1; Tennis, 1. POGGENBURG. HELEN Freeport. L. I., N. Y. House of Delegates. 1. 4. 3; Elementary Club. 1, 4. 3; Cardi- nal Staff. 3; Art Editor; Alpha Delia Theta. 1. 4. 3; Hi, torian, 4; Art Club. 1, 4. 3; Vice President. 4; College Art Committee, 1. 4, 3; Treasurer, 4, 3; Dean. List, 1, 4; Kap- pa Delta Pi. 3. REYNOLDS, MARILYN Kinderhook. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, 4. 3; Cardinal Staff. 3; Art Editor; Phi Kappa Chi, 1, 4, 3; Interfraternity Delegate, 4, 3; Foot- lights Club, 1; Modern Dance, 3; Hospitalization Commit- tee. 3; J.V. Cheerleader, 1. 4. 181 Junior Directory RICHARDS. VIOLET Winthrop. N. Y. House of Delegates, ft; Home Economic Club. 1, ft, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi. I. ft, S; Footlights Club, I. ft; Art Club, I, t. Treasurer; International Relations Club, f. 3; Fine Art. Committee, ft. 3; Kappa Delta Pi. 3. RODERICK. KAY Carthage. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1. ft. 3; Glee Club. 1: Women ' s Ath- letic Council. 1; Field Hockey. 1: Volleyball. I: Bowling. I; Badminton. I; Basketball, I. ft. 3; Tennis, 1; Archery, I; Dean ' s List, ft. ROSS. DAVID Platuburgh. N. Y. Elementary Club. 3: Band, I: Miird Chorus. - ' . Varsity Soccer. ft; Intramural Touch Football. 1; Intramural Bas- ketball, 3; Intramural Volleyball. 3; Intramural Softball, 3; Tumbling. 3: Bowling. I. ROTE-ROSEN. HARRIE Glens Falls. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, t. 3; Alpha Delta Theta, ft, 3. Hi II k k K. WILLIAM Hoosick Falls. N. Y. Elementary Club, 3. SANTOR, ELINOR Platuburgh. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3: Elementary Club. 1. ft, S; Cardinal Staff. 3; Alpha Kappa Phi. I. «. 3: Glee Club, I. ft: Ti-wa- Bi-ee, 1: Softball. I. ft: Dean ' s List. I, ft; Class Delegate to ouae. 3; Kappa Delta Pi, 3. SAUNDERS. LOIS Welbville. N. Y. Nunc Teacher I lob. 1. ft, 3; Footlights Club, 1. SAWYER, SHIRLEY Malone. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3: Alpha Kappa Phi; Glee Club, i; Student Social Committee, I; Student Union Band, 1. SEGALL. SHIRLEY Sidney. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Cub. 1. «. 3; Alpha Delta Theta, «, 3; Women ' s Basketball. I. SHAM BO, DONALD WiUsboro. N. Y. Elementary Club. I, ft, 3; Social Committee 3, Varsity Base- ball. 1; J V. Basketball. I; Intramural Basketball. I; Intra- mural Baseball, I. SHAW, MAURENE Northville, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, 1, ft, 3; Glee Club, I; International Relations Club, 1; Extra Class Activities Committee 1; Women ' s Volleyball, I; Bowling, 1; Archery. I. SHAW, WILUE OLA Nurse Teacher Club. I. ft. 3. Utica, N. Y. SHF.EHAN. THOMAS Willsboro. N. Y. Elementary Club. 1. ft. 3; Varsity Soccer, ft, 3; Intramural Volleyball. ft. SHELDON. HARRY Amenia, N. Y. House of Delegates. 1,1,9, Vice President ' s; Elementary ( lull. 1. ft, 3, Vice President. ft; Delta Kappa DelU. 1. Re- cording Secretary, ft; Inlcrfraternity Council, ft, 3, Presi- dent. 3; Mixed Chorus, I, ft, 3; International Relations Club, I; Student Council, 3; Handbook Committee, 1, ft; Dean ' s List, I, «; Class Vict- President, I, ft. SILVA, JOSEPH Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y. House of Delegate , 4, 3; Elementary Club, 1, t, 3; Cardinal SUIT. Business Editor, 3; Delta Kappa Delta, I, ft. 3, Cor- responding Secretary, ft. Vice President, 3, President, 3; Lit- erary Club, ft; Assembly Committee. Treasurer, ft; Student Union Board, Treasurer, ft; J.V. Basketball, I: Intramural Basketball. 1. ft. 3; Intramural Softball, I. ft, 3; Intramural Tennis, ft. 3; Class Alternate to House, 3. SMITH. ELIZABETH Millertown. N. Y. House of Delegates, ft; Home Economics Club. I. ft. 3: Vice President, 3; Alpha DelU TheU. ft, 3; Ti-wa-ya-ee. 1. ft S, SecreUry. 3; Art Club. 1. ft; Vice President, ft; HospiUlixa- lion Committee. Treasurer, 3; Tumbling, 3; Class Secre- Ury. 3; Kappa DelU Pi, 3. SMITH. ROBERTA Cold Spring, N. Y. Home Economics Club, I, ft. 3; Alpha DelU TheU, 1, ft, 3; Footlights Club, I; Women ' s Athletic Council, I; Modern Dance, 3; Women ' s Residence Board, 3; Book Store Com- mittee. 3; Women ' s Volleyball. I. ft; Bowling. I; Basketball, t; Softball, ft; Tennis, I; Cardinal White Game, t. SMITH, JOHN Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Elementary Club, I. ft. 3; Curriculum Committee. I . Var- sity Soccer. 3; Basketball. I; Baseball, ft; Intramural Bas- ketball, ft; Class Treasurer, 1. SMITH. ROBERT Warreosburg. N. Y. Elementary Club. I, ft, 3; Intramural Volleyball, ft. 3; Intra- mural Touch Football. 3; Class President, 1. SNYDER, CAROL Bolton Landing. N. Y. Elementary Club, 1. ft. 3, Glee Club. 1, ft; Photography Club. I Modern Dance, 1; Women ' s Residence Board, 1; Women ' s Bowling, 1, ft. SWEATT. JOAN Saranac Lake. N. Y. Elementary Club, I, ft, 3; Phi Kappa Chi, I, ft. 3; Historian ft; Women s Volleyball. 1. 3; Bowling. 3. TEPEDINO, JUUE Ticonderoga, N. Y. Elementary Club, ft, 3: Muted Chorus, ft. 3; Ensemble, I, 3: Modern Dance, ft; Music Council, 3; SecreUry, Tumbling, ft, 3: Women ' s Hockey, ft, 3; Volleyball, ft. 3; Badminton, ft, 3; Basketball, ft. 3; Tennis, ft, 3; Cardinal White Game. 3. TOSH. THOMAS Platuburgh, N. Y. House of Delegates, 1, ft, 3; Elementary Club, I, ft. 3; North- ern Light SUff. 1. ft. 3; Tt-wa-ya-ee, 1; International Rela- tions Club, 1, ft, 3; Vanity Soccer, ft, 3; Intramural Touch Football, 1; Intramural Basketball. I. ft. 3: Intramural Vol- leyball, 1. ft, 3; Intramural Softball, 1, ft; Intramural Ten- nis. 1. TRUDEAU, TERRY Platuburgh. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3; Elementary Club, I, ft, 3. TYSON. PATRICIA Niagara Falls, N. Y. Home Economics Club. 1. ft, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, I. ft, 3; Glee Club. 1; Volleyball. I. ft, 3; Badminton, I. ft. 3. VESELY. BARBARA Roosevelt. L. I.. N. Y. Nunc Teacher Club, 1, ft, 3. Vox WALSLEBEN. GAIL Woodbury. N. Y. Elementary Club, 1. ft. 3; Footlights Club, 1; Art Club, I, 3; Kappa DelU Pi. 3; B I E Association. 3; Volleyball. 1; Bowling, 3; Tennis, 3; Dean ' s List, 1, ft. VOSBURGH. MILDRED Oswego. N. Y. None Teacher Club, 3; Glee Club. 3; Women ' s Residence Board, 3. WAITE. BARBARA Middle Granville, N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, 1, ft, 3; Curriculum Committee, 1. WARD, MARGARET Ogdensburg. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. I, ft, 3; Glee Club, I. WEGMAN. FRANCES Woodbourne. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club. 1. ft, 3; Alpha Delta Theta. I. ft. 3; Volleyball. I; Badminton. I; Basketball. I. ft. 3; Softball, I; Tennis, 1. WESTCOTT. SHIRLEY Schuyler Falls. N. Y. House of Delegates. 3: Elementary Club, I, ft, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, ft. 3. Chorister. 3; Mixed Chorus. 1. ft, 3; En- semble. 1; Music Council, 3; President, 8. WHALEN. HERMAN Elementary Club, I, ft, 3. EUenburg Center. N. Y. WHITFIELD. EILEEN Ossining. N. Y. Nurse Teacher Club, I. ft, 3; Field Hockey, I; Vollevball.l; Badminton, 1; Basketball, 1; Softball. 1; Tennis, 1, Cardi- nal White Game, 1. WITTKO, GRACE South Kortright. N. Y. House of Delegates, ft. 3; Elementary Club. 1. ft. 3; Treas- urer, 3; Northern Light Suff. I. ft. 3; Sports Editor. I, ft; Editor. 3; Phi Kappa Cbi, 1, ft, 3; Interfralernity Council, ft. 3; Women ' s Athletic Council. 1. ft. 3; President, ft, Ath- letic Board, 1, ft, 3; SecreUry, 3; Student Council, ft; Wom- en ' s Residence Board, 3; SecreUry, ft; Student Guidance Committee, ft; Chairman, ft; Field Hockey, I. ft, J; Volley- ball. 1. ft. 3; Badminton, ft; Basketball. 1. ft; Softball. 1, ft; Cardinal White Game. I. I; Varsity Cheerleader. 3; Class Officer, Historian, 1; J.V. Cheerleader, ft. WIXON. ANN Band. 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