Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The recently formed Natural Science So- ciety was organized to satisfy a need for a student activity that would foster greater un- derstanding of our environment. The Society seeks to integrate the knowledge within the group with that of formal sources to give a more meaningful picture to the members, Activities of the group include all forms of visual education such as motion pictures, color slide exhibits and nature photography done by the members. ln addition there are speakers when obtainable, and field trips. The latter ranges from weekend camping and sea- shore study to guided tours of zoos and mu- seums. Admission is open to all nature enthusiasts and those who desire to know more of this liv- ing world. OFFICERS President . . ..,.. CHARLES PAVLIK Vice President . . RICHARD HOFF Secretary . . . . . HERBERT CURL Treasurer . . EDMUND HECKLAU

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The Wagner Ski Club was organized this year for the benefit of those students who are ski enthusiasts. Quite a number of day and weekend trips were taken, and the club trav- eled not only to upstate New York but also to Connecticut and Massachusetts, where even the novice members of the group found the skiing excellent and enjoyable. Next year, some of the more experienced skiers plan to enter ski meets in competition with other ski groups. President . . Vice President Ski Captain . Secretary . . Faculty Advisers OFFICERS . . . . IO7 . , ROLF GUTHRIE . ROY PETERSON . . FRANK DOLAN BETTY ANN PARKER MR, JENSEN ' MR. THIMM

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KEN JOHANSEN Editor-in-Chief DAN BRUSH Managing Editor 109 PALMER THOMPSON Associate Editor H. STAFF Editor-in-Chief KEN JOHANSEN Managing Editors DAN BRUSH GERRY CHIRUMBOLO Business Manager AL SCHMIDT Sports Editors BUCK HALL ART WOODSTONE Photographers DAN BRUSH MATT SCAFFA Associates FRED BROCKMAN PALMER THOMPSON CHUCK HUPPERT GRACE BEHLING