William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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KVI Bramanie, Haag, Scl1rO6del'. DELTA PHI Firsi' row: Swarlzman, Rucler- man, Haupimann, S+rain, Golas, Finesfone, Pereiz, Berkowsky Schwariz, Kallman, Zala. Back row: Levine, Lisfer, Wasser- man, Shanbron, Rosen, Kaiz, Pearce, Levy, Spannerman, Levenson, Oppenheimer, Levin- sohn, Singer, Wahierberg. The Bela Phi chapler ol This honorary German sociely meels monlhly wi+Iq Mr. Frederick Lehnerr as ils lacully aolvisor. lls main purpose is lo invesligale and lurlher appreciale The cullure, lilerary ancl linguislic, of Germany, pagf ancl presenl. ff- We 1 ALPHA TEMPLE CLUB Meg? -,M Xi fr- by 4 ,f 2 Z This year lhe Club was very iorlunale lo have been given room fOr lllell A own use in lhe new Temple. Speakers come from The Geneva commuf1llY and Sa VPPSON. bolh of which collaborale wilh The sluclenls cluring holiday obsiq Vallons' Bl'Weel4lY'meelinQS serve lo lurlher lhe members in lhe Jewish ldl' and Plan CHVGVSG proiecls. such as lhe children's parly and Lox and B5Qel brealclasis.

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Vw' AdvancemenT in The Tield oT economics, in Theory and in pradfige is TosTered by Gamma Omicron Tau. This NaTional Honorary Economics SocieTy recognizes Those wirh high scholarship and who are amloiTious in developing 5 qigher economic sTandard in The communiTy and naTIOn, V lTT' T, fl is .. 3 , . . - 3 523,-. ...N FirsT row: SmiTh, Heilman, Jar- reTT, Mr. McKiney. Back row Herzog, Gorman, Warner, Mr Linninger, Alheim, Websier, Ross. GAMMA OMICRON TALI EPSILON PI SIGMA :i X I we S My , ..cca rx -GN The members oT This local honorary science socieTy are oT hifilli SCIWOIGSTIC sTanding and musT have .compIeTed 24 hours oT sTudy in Their malor Heli if o concenTraTion. Under The guidance oT Miss Nellis. They WIGCT GVGTY mom discuss maTTers such as new advancemenTs in science Today. FirsT row: Anderson, Ford, Logie, Miss Nellis. Back row: FinesTone, Vann. G -, -,-1...-.1-4-Q - I? -L ,. ,-L . ., : H ' is Q A ' I T I i i-a i I 1 Il '. -i I fi I I T ' I -4 i 'rj l I 1 , , I I f i I i ill I' rl I iii- , 'I Il 'I 'ui I T9 is-I AI I l i l T' I T1 I 1 Q 'ff l ii I , f iii I T ki ,: I 'I I 4 I I I 5 l i I9 i 'I Q I QA!! ...-- ,II fm'

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Perhaps The greaTesT inTluence The STudenT Council has on The compleTe sTudenT body is Through The social and dormiTory codes. This is where The Tirm hand oT The law impresses all oT us. The demeriT sysTem, new This year, and The sysTem oT progressive advanTages which has been dis- cussed are examples oT The Council's legislaTive posiTion, This year's Council, headed by Anne STouTTer, has made much progress. Council worlcs each year To improve The rules and regu- laTions, and is a good example oT a working repregerffallve governmenT, since Council members are elecTed Trom each oT The Tour classes. The presidenT of STudenT Council is elecTed Trom The sTudenT body aT large. RighT: PresidenT during The l95I 52 Term Anne STouTfer X-4 vw -fa-414.-W - -mx ,-s...,s. iw 1- ..,. c se, Q.- STudenT Council RepresenTa- Tives: STouTfer, PresidenTg Bal- lanTyne, Anderson, JarreTT, Os- wald, Tongue. Back row: Her- zog, Wood, Wulf, Sullenberger, Baader, GoldsTein, BrunerT, NasTuclc. Governing STudenT Council in a relaxing mood aT The Ses- sion Room in Miller House. Council has many duTies be- sides dealing wifh inTracTions of The Social and DormiTory codes. M RW an Rau Q 5 . .Qs gcycrkg . h A X 0 A ix. . c xc. Y. . isfNgsT7wfs -. -- TS -is JN as 123-i in if' vga c 'C J' ik 1 ,,..M,., I , ,g xr. Qrf. .fy o HQ-1