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3 Pmps go~ng UP. A History of by Augusta resulted from desire of for a activity. Back undergraduates used cheer on sisters who dared of Sing. partici- Pre-performance primping pation the Class of offered a the winning ubiquitous middy costume. Later theme for no more 256) jockeys, angels, cavaliers made appearance. Each class "FAME" pre- sented by each class made en- were as- Gentility and Gothic windows Piano Stool, although there for required retorts- piano stool most agile accompanist. r.) Augusta Rusty Jason Weill '51. Betty D. Fox '54. Alumni President Rose Cannistraci '59, dentennia~ Coordinator. 15. Spring - Summer 1967 1 HUNTER ALUMNI QUARTERLY 3 Pmps go~ng UP. A History of by Augusta resulted from desire of for a activity. Back undergraduates used cheer on sisters who dared of Sing. partici- Pre-performance primping pation the Class of offered a the winning ubiquitous middy costume. Later theme for no more 256) jockeys, angels, cavaliers made appearance. Each class "FAME" pre- sented by each class made en- were as- Gentility and Gothic windows Piano Stool, although there for required retorts- piano stool most agile accompanist. r.) Augusta Rusty Jason Weill '51. Betty D. Fox '54. Alumni President Rose Cannistraci '59, dentennia~ Coordinator. 15. Spring - Summer 1967 1 HUNTER ALUMNI QUARTERLY - 9- constant throughout the Hunterites could horseshoe- clamoring for are today. The Class of birthplace and in 1925 WAN- Ball and into the at the WNEW-TV), Carnegie Hall, Madi- the Metropolitan you a And a campus will tell you how spend too many hours snugly drawn these glories must not your heart. without mention which holds Myopia, small-pox and for grippe audible knocking of knees ones who are a hanky us giraffes! - 9- constant throughout the Hunterites could horseshoe- clamoring for are today. The Class of birthplace and in 1925 WAN- Ball and into the at the WNEW-TV), Carnegie Hall, Madi- the Metropolitan you a And a campus will tell you how spend too many hours snugly drawn these glories must not your heart. without mention which holds Myopia, small-pox and for grippe audible knocking of knees ones who are a hanky us giraffes! v Prohibition and '30's, undergraduate. The depression, fected them el was not given for several and teaching appointments made, so sales counter instead of blackboard. The Class of '33 bewailed the financial situation with its "April Showers" lyrics. c ~~b~~ Pains or The Facts of Factory L~fe matter the Cling to the At last have no Mussolini paying That one day we will see For posterity. A civilization where man can live Together in unity. The '40's brought prosperity. then World War Rich or pwr-without thougM of rank or I1 and women on the assembly line, but these statton did not deflect the eternal for a East or west-disregarding Nte or nation band. The Class of '45 verbalized it succinctly Only so long as man sings the song (to the tune "The Lady is a Tramp"): That is deep within him We want careers Shall to strive justice and for liberty's With the Hunt-er technique man march all But Sing last undergraduate appearance. Various un- successful attempts were made to revive it on The possibility of CO-education seemed re- campus. Now Centennial Fund has utilized mid-'40's. Then Sing's magnetic potential among Alumni to erans came to Hunter and in 1949-tradition- produce a vivid reminiscence of a nostalgic shattering event-they participated in Sing! Hunter Tradition. AND SING-PHOENIX-LIKE- In '50's co-education only in the IS WITH US in '67. P"""'--"'------------ ---- - Bronx-and men really a part TO: male leader! I ALUMNI SlNG JOURNAL The age of the Sing Extravaganza arrived in Centennial Fund for Hunter College rigueur; costumes 1 47 ~~~t 65 Street glistened and mass motions NewYork, New York 10021 were as essential as lyrics. Class themes be- 1 FROM: came philosophical: Sins and Creation. The 1 for Brotherhood I of God." "Call Me Mtss" the theme Soph- Senlor M~scellaneous slng presented by !he classes of June state zip code 53 and 55 lease find check in the amount made payable to the Centennial I for Hunter College for - copy (ies) I of the ALUMNI SlNG JOURNAL. I � 17. Spring . Summer 1967 1 HUNTER ALUMNI QUARTERLY v Prohibition and '30's, undergraduate. The depression, fected them el was not given for several and teaching appointments made, so sales counter instead of blackboard. The Class of '33 bewailed the financial situation with its "April Showers" lyrics. c ~~b~~ Pains or The Facts of Factory L~fe matter the Cling to the At last have no Mussolini paying That one day we will see For posterity. A civilization where man can live Together in unity. The '40's brought prosperity. then World War Rich or pwr-without thougM of rank or I1 and women on the assembly line, but these statton did not deflect the eternal for a East or west-disregarding Nte or nation band. The Class of '45 verbalized it succinctly Only so long as man sings the song (to the tune "The Lady is a Tramp"): That is deep within him We want careers Shall to strive justice and for liberty's With the Hunt-er technique man march all But Sing last undergraduate appearance. Various un- successful attempts were made to revive it on The possibility of CO-education seemed re- campus. Now Centennial Fund has utilized mid-'40's. Then Sing's magnetic potential among Alumni to erans came to Hunter and in 1949-tradition- produce a vivid reminiscence of a nostalgic shattering event-they participated in Sing! Hunter Tradition. AND SING-PHOENIX-LIKE- In '50's co-education only in the IS WITH US in '67. P"""'--"'------------ ---- - Bronx-and men really a part TO: male leader! I ALUMNI SlNG JOURNAL The age of the Sing Extravaganza arrived in Centennial Fund for Hunter College rigueur; costumes 1 47 ~~~t 65 Street glistened and mass motions NewYork, New York 10021 were as essential as lyrics. Class themes be- 1 FROM: came philosophical: Sins and Creation. The 1 for Brotherhood I of God." "Call Me Mtss" the theme Soph- Senlor M~scellaneous slng presented by !he classes of June state zip code 53 and 55 lease find check in the amount made payable to the Centennial I for Hunter College for - copy (ies) I of the ALUMNI SlNG JOURNAL. I � 17. Spring . Summer 1967 1 HUNTER ALUMNI QUARTERLY