William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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A KQV The NaTional STudenT AssociaTion has noT been on William SmiTh Campus Tor a greaT lengTh, buT iT has succeeded in exTending in some parT The sTudenT governmenT. The organizaTion holds TreguenT conTerences To discuss and solve prob- lems relevanT To college liTe. lTs greaTesT conTri- buTion This year has been The poinT sysTem iT developed To accrediT exTra-curricular acTiviTies. FMT wwf Johnson. Lichler, eoidS+e.n Reis. Back row: Usher' Recfor. The NaTional STudenT AssociaTion. N. S. A.--------SCHOLA cANToRuM To The musically inclined members oT The col- leges, Schola CanTorum oTTers The perTecT ouTleT Tor Their arTisTic energies. The sixTy voice choir is selecTed Trom The general sTudenT body by Mr. LaTTord, The direcTor, aTTer audiTions. Schola puTs on several concerTs ,a year, many oT Them ouT oT Town, and iTs Tame has spread Tar beyond The campus. FirsT row: Arnold, Hunfer, muen, Hoose, bmiTh, Kreclrer, Williamson, Lussow, Koeberle, ZumsTein, Allen, Pollard, Pynne, Meslril. Second row: Garrison, Allcenberg, George Sand, Russell, Morris, Kwei, Oppenheimer, Mr. Lafford Sinclair, Auer, Gardner, Schaeffer, Hazelfon, Hubbard VandevenTer. Third row: Derr, Male, Male, ChenaulT Brownfield, Levenson, Noble, Rose, Hodenger, Goodrich Griedon, Hubbard, Lichler, Webxfer, ChanTler. LEFT: Mr. Lindsy Lafford, DirecTor of Schola CanTorum. 2 BELOW: Judifh GoldsTein, Pregidenf of

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Wt STudenTs from I-lobarT and William SmiTh inTeresTed in hiking. FIVSIYUW3Udell--II'f1e5I'0f1.SGnd. mounTain climbing, skiing, bicycle Trips .and oTher ouTdoor acTiviTies Egmgnl lijgtlefogirajjfersoni Tind oThers To share Their zeal in OuTing Club. Members oT This organizaTion parTicipaTe in overnig'hT and week-end excursions under The guidance oT The TaculTy advisor. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION -+- OUTING CLUB ABOVE: A gym class in hockey. RIGHT: Members of ATI-1le+ic AssociaTion ,BoarcI. FronT row: Presideni' Krecker, Anderson, DecIcerT, Simon, STeIIe. Back row: Brown, Kreucler, Meulen- The represenTaTive members oT The A. A. Board organize all aThleTic acTiviTies. There are The inTer- house and class games To :be scheduled, Tourna- menTs wiTh oTher colleges, eagerly supporTed by lvliss SmiTh and, oT course, The TradiTional A. A. BanqueT in May. SporTs acTiviTies are a parT oT The regular physical educaTion courses, and The A. A. arranges inTer-class and inTer-dorm sporTs evenTs as well as meeTings wiTh oTher college Teams. dyke, Kierkoff. f-nsggac Qx.. . SXRQBNQE

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ABOVE' Neuburger and Auer re arin ma u - P P 9 F ' scripfs for publicalion. RIGHT: Edifors Laurel Klein and Lynn Roe. Miss Klein is Associafe Edi- lor and, Miss Roe, Edilor, 'for lhe Spring issue of Hue Ridge. BELOW: On Willy Smiih campus Everybody reads 'rhe Ridge. TH IDG The Ridge sels lorlh lhe lilerary lalenls ol William Smilh sludenls. lvlr. l-larringlon, ils ad- visor, and lhe slaucl iudge lhe submilled worlcg lhe accepled poems and slories are published lwice yearly in lhe magazine. The slaucl consisls ol lhose girls who have shown abilily in lhe lriclsy pursuil ol Hue Muse ol crealive wriling and who have an inleresl in Hue welfare ol The Ridge. The worlc done by Hue slalll and The worlc sub- milled by Hue sludenls combine ldmalce The Ridge a magazine ol high lilerary qualily. There are leur issues ol The Ridge each yedfi lwo lall issues and lwo spring issues. The fall issue was ediled by Laurel Klein and Hue spring issue by Lyn Roe. The spring issue also accepled manuscripls from l-lobarl sludenls.