SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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SEANYS Row : J. Ridings, E. Scunners, C. Miller. M. Kerrigan. J. Desidoro. 1). Day. J. Rhodes. M. Murray. N. Newell, Hunter. Row 2: M. D ' Agosiino, C:. Shea, G. Grifling, K. Wolslegel, J. Fuller. J. Bauer, P. Brcnnan. J. Lamb. E. Malulionis. B. J. Harvey. Row 3: W. Blanthard, B. Brady, II. Graham. I). Sullivan. B. Stewart. F. Gheuiies, D. Phillips, R. St. Germain. R. MiTigue. T. Walton, J. Prenoveau. M. Webb. The Students of Educa- tion Association of New York State Chapter aims to develop, among future teachers, a state organiza- tion, which is an integral part of the N.Y.S.T.A. .iikI National Lducation Association. This new or- ganization sponsored Miss Zoraida Weeks, N.Y.S.T.A. consultant to SEANYS, as guest speaker for its ini- tial program. To the Winter Weekend, the SEANYS contributed a snow sculpture, which fea lured an historical Indian Long House. 21

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Secondaries Row 1: F. MoriMo. 1). Rohcn. S. Nash. I). McGivncy, A. Zafcrakis. J. Curry. I). Trudcau. Row 2: A. Longshore. I) ( :ii .i 1 1 1 nit . II Slcwart. R. Evans. C. Schmid. N. I.a( lair, J. Kur ouski. F. Moore. M. Mullen, Row : R. Itii- hide. B. Santamoic. I . Meade. I). Bresee. (. Mrt.iwiey. S. li fit-Id . 11. Hampton. I. Smith, I). Llewellyn. The Secondary Club consists of those students hi the Early Secondary and Sec- ondary programs. The group sponsors speakers, nips, and oilier activities ol educational interest. W ith these experiences, the Secondaries plan more and better activities for the years ahead. Early Childhoods Tog n Rov I: J. Thompson. C Jordon, J. Stevens. M. Delorinicr. M. Hanson. M. l)i Taranto, S. Steele. M. Perkins. C:. Hairc. M. Hornung. Row 2: S. Ferris. M. Amodco, I . Tongue. S. Lipsthiitz. M. Crowley. M. Mahcr. M. Flynn, C. Fcld. I.. Haiuke. ( ' .. Window, N Bal cnchr. R. Borhcau. M. Seymour. If. I.otl. Members of the education curricula interested in the primary grade areas unite to enrich their professional background through educational activities sponsored bv the Early Childhood Division. 7 7 20

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Home Economics Club { !!• . B. Diet . B. Darling. C:. Seaman. I). Johnson. J. Joins. I), (billing. U. Entclcs. J. Hollander. Row 2: A. Boice. L. Elliot. B. A. Engstrom. E. Flanncry. B. J. Purdue. J. Dahlgren. (.. Kmcisoii. A. O ' Neill. B. Schil- linger. J. LeBlanc. Row ): C. Repicc. L. Ketcham. R. ROM, P. (.ardinier. K. Dwyer, J. Weacott, J. Mcldruni, W. Hanley, B. HendriX, D. Soldo. L GorilU. Row i: II Knecny, (.. Sticr. C. Mick. B. J. Whitney, P. Raymond. C. Kocplin. E. Enrich, B. LefTel. S. Whitaker, R. Lavignc, M. Sanger. The Home Economics Club promotes professional ties between college stu- dents anil borne economists and encour- ages service to the college and commu- nity. The annual Christmas Tea and other activities designed to implement the clubs ' objectives are sponsored by this group. The club, affiliated with the N.Y.S.H.E.A. and the A.H.E.A., sends delegates to national, state, and region- al conferences. The primary objective of the Nurse Teacher Club is to stimulate and main- tain the social and professional devel- opment of the students. The activities and functions sponsored by this group are for the benefit of the college and community and serve to prepare mem- bers for future responsibility within larger state and national professional organizations. 22