William Paterson University - Pioneer Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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. W .. A A A A A - i, . .- v v v v v v - - . v - v W . . WOMEN'S SPORT CLUB Dorothy Krech, Pfwjdezzl Josephine Lembo, Vice-P1'eiridcf11f Ruth Speclding, S66'1'C'fzl1 1'-Tl't'zlJ'Il7'C'l' The XVomen's Sport Club of P.S.T.C. has had many activities this year, such as swimming, horseback riding, hiking, basketball, baseball, and successful play days. This year Letitia Young was awarded the Dorothea Bundy cup, a tribute made to the college by the class of 1945 in memory of their classmate who was so fond of sports. Each year it is engraved with the name of the outstanding girl athlete who is most qualified. The association records its points as follows: flj live points for all round good sportsmanship, QQ ten points for participation on an intra-mural team, ten points for membership on the class team, fab live points for being captain of the class them, Qij live points for membership on the winning team, and QQ live points for participation in three-fourths of the scheduled games. This is the system for gaining points so that girls may earn their school letter. U0

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GEOGRAPHY CLUB Mliriel Muller, P1'c.ria'c1zt Jean Bender, Vice-Pzwidefzl Adele Heines, Ser1'efu1'-1' Bernard Bokema, Tl'L'zIJ'll7'C'l' Dr. Edith R. Shannon, Cfllb lglllllflifll' The Geography Club manages throughout the course of its years activities to do things which help its members to get a birdseye view of life in the United States and other lands. Under Dr. Shannons able leadership the Geography Club put on a show called Christmas In Other Lands. Then came the gala Latin American Pag- eant held at Jersey City State Teachers' College. The Geography Club was asked to participate and its members fand other college studentsj spent many an eventful day decorating burlap bags for costumes which were supposed to represent the dress of the Peruvian priests. The year was closed by spending an enjoyable day at a local lake resort. 59

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FOR MEN ONLY!! One of the newest clubs in college is the Mens Eating Club, which meets every day in the cafeteria during lunch period. Its beginning was gradual. Three or four of our genltemen students lunched together a few times. XX!hen the new tables were added, they appropriated one of the smaller ones for themselves. Shortly thereafter, some secret friendn placed a sign Reserved for Men Only, on the table. A few days later, the girls decorated the table with a colorful sign, Men's Eating Club, and place cards made of paper napkins with each persons nameprinted in orange water-colors. There are seven members in the club. They are fleft to right, Tom Wfatt, Steve Sur- gent, Ellsworth Maggese, Nick Romanslci, Francis Hackett, Angelo Contegi- acomo, Alex Patterson. Doctor Unzicker was the guest of honor at the in- augural meeting featuring gay decorations. lil