William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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I I' CHRISTIAN CABINET ALTAR GUILD I ,. 'r . .. I , . I m y , al .. I' 2 l 1 I r I l . , , , I I 2 S .. -Q .- 4 .sg ft: . we V 0 , XV: , L I I I i I I I I The ChrisTian Cal2ineT is The Board oT DirecTors oT The ChrisTian AssociaTion. IT sponsors various chariTy causes in connec- Tion wiTh The colleges, supporTs The World STude'nT Service Fund, and worlcs in con- iuncTion wiTh'ST. John's Chapel AlTar Guild. This laTTer Tends The alTar and Takes care oT sTudenT chapel services. Allar Guild-FirsT row: WorThey, Hubbard, Mc- Kenzie, Prugh. Second row: Williamson, NorTh, Allison, Lockwood, KasTner, Yesayan. BELOW' Campus Chesf-Meulendylxe, AT'I'ridge, Williamson, SeiTzinger, Garland, Hanbridge, BredI'ield, Burdick, Chasfney, JarreTT, Russell, Hoffman, Lockwood. CAMPUS CHARITY CHEST The donaTion, oT money -by.William SmiTh sTudenTs To worThy .causes is conducTed by This organizaTion. A drive Tor conTribu- Tions is held each year, aT which Time sTudenTs are inTormed oT The recipienTs oT Their donaTions oT The previous year. ln The Spring, The Campus ChariTy Carnival comes To Town, and we have a chance To spend our pennies in The AmusemenT Parlc Tashion Tor good ends. 'CIhriETian CaI::ineT-FirsT row: Mooney, McKenzie, Blade, Oswald ug es. Second row. SeiTzinger, Carmen, Auer Arnold Finer Good 'Pan' Marx. BIOCIK. NOrTh, Hall, Hubbard, NasTucIc, Hill.. LEFT.: Chris Tian Cabinef holding a Tea,

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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-

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f:7'ii 1 diffs 5 W as .a T ' ! .fx 1 -, T 1 wigs The l-lome Economics Club aims p maf'lY TO Send TorTh experT homemalqf buf also SPOUSOVS War proiecTs and greaTly inTeresTed in various Torms of soc service work. Miss Alma Buschman is ' TaculTy advisor. Colllngs- Halaby. Mooney, PosT, Miss Bushman, Anderson, EnglerT, Block. --HOME ECONOMICS CLUB DAINCE CLUB lsadora Duncan and MarTha Graham would have been pleased and proud To know The girls in Dance Club. Every year, a periformance oT modern inTerpreTive dancing is arranged, wiTh choreography by Miss Seeley. A girl musT be voTed inTo Dance Club bur anyone is welcome in The ApprenTice Group, which inTroduces The Techniques To newcomers. Dance Club members spend The year sTudying and rehearsing Tor The spring reciTal under The direcTion and supervision oT Miss Seeley. FundamenTals ol inTerpre- Tive dancing are oTlered by The Physical EducaTion deparTmenT, and here is where The Dance Club Tinds poTenTial members of The ApprenTice Group. ConcenTraTed parTicipaTion in The apprenTice period makes sTudenTs eligible Tor Dance Club membership: STelle, Allison, Welf, HarTman, GoldsTein. Miss Seeley, organizer and advisor of Dance Club. if