William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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X. K S T S ik XX Xxsifxb .ik tv-c FronT row: HarTman, GolclsTein, DiCosTanzo, Johnson, Neuburger, GrunerT, Sfelle. Back row: ChasT- ney, WelT, Sand, Hall, Dunker, Ellinger, Roe, BarTleTT, Calkins. The freshman handbook, and chose a shmoo Tor class animal. ln spiTe OT The conTenTion over our class song we decided wiTh an almosT unani- mous voTe on The one Blackwell wroTe To The Tune of lv1cNamara's Band. And ThaT was The year we helped choose a school ring. Then came our social year: sophomore slump. BuT we compensaTed wiTh class acTiviTies. Our TirsT Tormal was a big success when we gave The colleges April in Paris. ChrisTmas caroling and our Sophomore BanqueT aT The 86 gave us a chance To know our class loeTTer. The news oT world aTTairs, draTTing and The possi-biliTy oT anoTher war did someThing To our aTTiTudes. ParTies were Wilder and marks dropped To a new low. The end oT The year broughT rooming prob- -- --V - ---' - 1- -------,fi--A -- . - '55-Ha' -v 1 'iw' lems, and mosT leTT dissaTisTied wiTh The places we were To live in. YeT, The Dean's CommiTTee con- sidered our gripes and we reTurned in a happy, refreshed sTaTe oT mind. We had a whirling sTarT as Jolly Juniors wiTh The WiTches WalTz, decoraTions oT spider welos and 'wiTches, which may have been The envy OT any seT direcTor Tor Shakespeare's lv1acbeTh: ln memoriam: UnlimiTed cuTs.'1 We decreased in numbers, buT promised To make iT up in addi- Tional class spiriT. Thanks To paTienT and sympa- TheTic insTrucTors we've survived This-Tar, so on To a vicTorious senior year and ThaT well earned degree. lf iT's Tame you wanT To see, ioin The class oT '53. NoTorious, buT famed. Viva la '53l nn A, , ,, Wu- --V A-, , , I' ,J-,511 -- . -' T' .- - r . 9 e. , , , - - M, X , .Ik-lf, A - .l1.,,f,. rl E B 5

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'N-.v QM-Bama-0 19? YQW- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Meulendylce, Treasurer: Calkins, Secrefary. Back row: Seii- zinger, Hisforiang Goldsiein, Presidenig Kwei, Vice-Presiclenf. The Juniors have been 'rhrough fhree years of higher educa- +ion. They're old hands +o ihe ways and means of college life now, and 'lheir freshman days seem long ago. Righfz fhe freshmen of Blackwell in ihe fall of '49. N 57