Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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f - H St? ' A ' ge' 42 51, K ,I lg if-if I I I I I Le Cercle Francais The club was organized in I947 with a member- ship of fifty. True to its general aims it has offered lectures by members and guests, dramatic sketches, films, both educational and entertaining, as well as practice in group singing and conversation. Several trips of interest to French students were also planned. 80 Officers President . . . . . . RICHARD DURY Vice President . . . . . MARIE YOUNG Secretary . . . ELAINE HENDRICKSON Treasurer ....... KATHLEEN GIBBONS K Faculty Adviser MISS VOLKHARDT

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Deutscher Verein The Deutscher Verein, founded twenty-seven years ago by Dr. DeWaIsh, is the oldest language club on the Wagner College campus. The aim of the Verein is to cultivate student interest in under- standing the traditions and ways of the German people. The highlight ofthe year was the popular Weih- nachtsfest in which most of the students participate. The Christmas decorations and cheerful attitude made it a tremendous success. The group's other activities throughout the year were met with great response, particularly the tradi- tionally-German off-campus meetings. Officers President . . .... WILLIAM RITTBERGER Vice President . . . RlCl'lARD NOVAK Secretary . . . . . ROBERT SOMACH Historian ...... WILLIAM H. NEWTON MR. WILLECKE Faculty Adviser i

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