William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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4 I i l I l l lil, i :M f -- ev - -i...--, o , Firsl' row: Hubbard, Allison Norfh, Kasfner. Second row Baldwin, Geary, STokes O'Toole, Chedebrough, KenT. Back row: Gardner, WaTson Teranci, Hall, Mifchell, STrain iv CanTerbury Club's purpose oT ChrisTian Tellowship and co-operaTion is revealed in iTs annual ChrisTmas caroling parTy To geT canned goods Tori C5eneva's needy and iTs oTher ChrisTian welTare work. The Episcopalian sTudenT's undersTanding oT his religion is developed in round Table discussions and Torums. The corporaTe communion services and brealcTasTs, held bi- monThly, add TurTher To The many TaceTs oT This organizaTion. CANTERBURY CLUB CanTerbury Club has The college chaplain, ivlr. Charles Kremer, as iTs TaculTy advisor. Under his guidance The Club provides acTiviTies which enable The mem'bers To express ChrisTian Tellowship and co-operaTion. ,gf Mr. Kremer has been wiTh The Colleges Tor a liTTle more Than a year now, , buT already his lisT oT acTiviTies is long. ln addiTion To his duTies as college . -42 4: . insTrucTing in The WesTern CivilizaTion deparTmenT. - - .- chaplain. he is always available Tor counsel and aid. This year he is also ii 4 2 LEFT: Mr. Kremer in T bar'r College Chapel- he Ho

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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

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S i lv 3 f lie HU' HOBART CHAPEL Y . -fs.-.- , I-V - i --W. i----n---rf The l-lobari Chapel is of primary imporiance in William Smilh religious aclivily. Every Friday noon a non-seciarian service is held under The super lion prepare The service and arrange for guesr speakers. 'L ies- . -.l? v ,- .' , N-W, , ,.,,,,.W.,,. ,,.,,,., W,-.....,n , .. -- - Y ,. , T, ,.,, ,,X,,.,-,,,,,..1. v,., M s,,.. .....,.. 7 1: Q I 1 I I K- Ig b 5 K A N. ,Ing N V h . A , .-k , f . A-r,,. ,T , D Zh..- ',,r,.,P:,Q vision of Allar Guild. The members of This organiza-