F O R E S T R Y C L U B O F F I C E R S

Back, L to R: Rodney Medlicott, Cathy Andrews, Tom Heinlein, Steve Brown, Front, L to R: Rob Piatt, Gene Phillips, Tricia Heppner, Scott Skinner

Club OfficersPresident ...........................................Thomas HeinleinVice President .......................................John AldridgeRecording Secretary ............................ Kim LarawayCorresponding Secretary .................... Tricia HeppnerTreasurer ...................................................Scott SkinnerCabin Chairman .............................. Rodney MedlicottCabin Steward .....................................Stephen BrownPublic Relations ..................................... Marc ManfredFreshmen Representatives . . . Gene Phillips and Ray

Grimes

As the 1948 St. Regian sta ted , “ T he Forestry Club of Paul Smith’s College s ta rted o ff with a bang as soon as it was organized on O ctober 30, 1947. O n that day, the pro­posed constitution was ratified , the officers were elected. Immediately afterwards, the club was accepted by the ad­ministration as a perm anent o rganization and received its charter. This gave the F orestry C lub the distinction of becoming the first perm anent, chartered , organization at Paul Smith’s.” And in 1987, the Forestry C lub continues to be an important part o f studen t life.

The Forestry Club has been very active throughout the past year. The Club has accom plished alm ost all the goals that were set for the year.

The Forestry Club C abin was the m ain focus of our work. Thanks to the efforts o f C athy A ndrews, G ould Hoyt and

The Forestry Cabin- a place for learning and enjoying

several alumni, the much needed fireplace repairs have been completed. Both fireplaces now have protective cop­per hoods.

Other projects at the cabin included overhauling the aging water system and the construction of a new wall on the back porch which has made the porch more structurally sound.

Aside from working at the cabin, the Club has managed to raise a substantial amount of funds. The Club has also hosted several parties, picnics and ski-trips. Most of these events were open to the entire campus and were well attend­ed. Perhaps the main event was the 21st Annual Spaghetti Dinner, held on M arch 21, 1987. By all accounts, the dinner was, as usual, a great success.

. Ir I) ’TIIMI’I'T’I’Cathy Andrews, Advisor

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