Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Qi Organized in order to promote interest and participation in the Winter sport and, in so doing, to strengthen Wagneris traditional spirit of student fellowship, the Ski Club provides numerous activities for its members. This year,s program included discussions, lectures, films on Winter sports, together with short ski trips. OFFICERS President . ...... ROLF GUTHEY Secretary . . BETTY ANN PARKER 94

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Bloce With the winning of a major letter in any varsity sport, the holder is entitled to become a member of the Block WV' Club. This year the Block YVsv are more active than even. The group promotes sportsmanship and fellowship, and has a total of fifty-three active members. Some of the activities consist of the following: the selling of programs at both football and bas- ketball games, and a refreshment booth which is maintained during the football season. The club has also purchased a large banner which .,. E luis will be displayed with other campus flags at various sports activities. Through the efforts of advisers Lefty Cearhart and Herb Sutter the Block WVU has renewed the tradition of an annual alumni dinner. This affair gives the alumni an oppoortunity to talk over old times and keep in close contact with sports activi- ties here at XVagner. Through the excellent guidance and hard work of the advisers, the Block 'WV' has become an efficient and progress- ing organization. OFFICERS President . . . BUCKY HALL Secretary . . ED WEINBERC Treasurer . . . JOHN PAVEN 93

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A I mamma' 'l' Commodore . . Vice Commodore . Secretary-Treasurer Fleet Captain . . Faculty Adviser . OFFICERS . . - . . - VVILLIAM HAHN . . LEN BRADY RICHARD HAHN RICHARD DURY MR. GIESEMANN i Yacht The XVagner College Yacht Club was organized in 1949 by a group of sailing enthusiasts. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in sailing and intercollegiate small craft competition. Membership is open to all members of the student body interested in sailing regardless of previous nautical experience. Activities of the club include movies, slides, and lectures on sailing and seamanship in general. Immediate goals of the club are membership in the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association and the building up of a fleet of boats. Until membership in the M.A.I.S.A. can be realized, the club will continue to enter informal meets with local colleges. In this field Wagner already has a favorable record: first place in a meet with Cooper Union and H. P. I., also second place in another triangular meet with Stevens Tech. and Rutgers. First honors were given up, after a hard battle, to Rutgers in this meet. VVith the return of four experienced veterans of last yeafs team, Dick Dury, Bill Fensterer, Bill Hahn, and Dick Hahn, to serve as a nucleus to this yearis larger team, we look forward to more success in the future.