SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Footlights Club Row 1: F. Freer, L. Gillman, I.. Milncr. M. Lloyd, N. Boyca, J. Manor, J. Gallanan. J. I ' yano. IJ. Olwert, W. Blandiard, C Sarbanes. Row 2: J. I amb, R. Ross. B. Darling, W. Hanky. II. J. Whitney, G. Grimes. L. Gorius. M. Seymour. N. Hcnnings. D. Baker, W. Leone, F. Cheunes. M. Kcllcher. Row }: S. Ferris, J. Hollander. I Mo Cann. M. Amodea. P. Raymond. J. Carvill, C. Kocplin. J. McFaddcn. F.. Malulionis, I ' . Norton, J. Jones, B. Kennedy, W. Blaise. Row 4: T. Palma. L. Ida, F. Morisco. J. Gurry. J. Glancy. D. Brcsec, S. Fificld, R. Florin. E. Lavigne. R. Flower. D. Llewellyn, k Burke. J. Huchro, J. Abraham. R. Anderson. Footlights Club, the college dramatics organization, is open to students whose interests be in the direction of the stage. The members stage several productions each year, including a major part in the Christmas pageant, and their skills are often in demand by other groups. This year Footlights produced a very successful series of television plays. Modern Dance Under the leadership of Dr. Backus, the Modern Dance group works out routines, either original or taken from other sources, takes part in the Oper- etta and puts on occasional programs throughout the year. Row I: C. Rasmussen. R. Gzitrom. P. Griffing, L. Gillman, L. Jeffries. Row 2: N. Hcnnings, J. Goppedge. J. Price, J. King. L. Hollands. J. Meddaugh, L. Gleas- man. B. Ehrich, J. Baker, N. Vaughn. I). Olwert. 27

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College-Community Orchestra Composed of musicians from the college and community, the College-Commu- nity Orchestra provides an opportunity for the presentation of both popular and classical music. Concerts are presented throughout the year and this organization highlights the pre-Christmas festivities with the annual Christinas concert. The orchestra is undei the direction ol I i Vngelo l.aMariana. Music Directors These men help to co- ordinate and integrate music into the college cur- riculum. Into their hands falls the task of teaching the essentials of music, creating an appreciation of music, and coordinating the music program of the campus school. Included among their activities are rehearsals for men ' s and women ' s choral groups, the band, the orchestra, and campus school music or- ganizations. Mr. James Miller. Dr. Angclo 1 a Mariana, Mr. Ronald Sleigcr. Dr. George Yokum. 26

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Tiwa-ya-ee i. rj Row . J. Hollander. M. Flanders. J. Jenkins. K. Dwur, |. king. B. Scagoii. S. Homes, Miller, L Jefferfe , S. Willell. N. L. Maync. B. A. Kngslrom. Row 2: P .Walsh. A. Minim. I Lavln, ( Barnes. I., Corius, J. Ccnac. J. i nils. B. nailing p. Patnode. L. Tdft. Row J: L. Ida. j. Dahlgren, m Hornung, C. Wilkey, E, Davey, S, ( aims. R. McCoy, J. Curry. ! ' . Wight. W. Samainore. J. Prenoveau, G. McGIvncy, B. Collins. R. Turbide, P. Germaine, I ' . MoriMo. I). Llew ellyn. Students interested in the out-of-doors comprise the membership of Tiwa-ya-ee, which sponsors trips to Twin Valleys. Mount Marcy. and other plates of interest. The organization is presently engaged in supplementing its basic equipment and in improving its Twin Valley ' s base. Science Club Sealed: A. Knornwski. S. Cairns, B. Hcndrix, R. Reynolds, Dr. E. Drcxler. S. Rosselli. N. Taylor. C. Stoskopf. Standing: P. Klueh, B. Collins. T. Meade, W. Samamore. A. Harper. G. Foster. Open to all students with an interest in science, the club sponsors trips to Twin Valley ' s, programs of scientific interest, and takes part in the adminis- tration of the Science Fair. 28