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EASTERN ARTS ASSOC. This year the Western Maryland chapter of the Junior Chapter of the Eastern Arts As- sociation was formed to provide individual and professional help for those students who are preparing to teach ar-t. Elected as officers were Edna Bandcrf, president; Thomas Bush, recording secre- tary-treasurer; Ellen Honcman, correspond- ing secretary. The members designed posters for the opera, planned visits to nearby art galleries, :J.Beaux Arts Ball, and staged the armua l art exhibit. CAMERA CLUB During 1941-42, Camera Club members have had as an aim to develop their tech- nique as well as their films. Armed with a new dark room, and guided by the experience of Prof. Milson Raver and Dean Free, and led by President Orrison, an active membership kept an image of per- fection in focus. Phocogr:J.phic:J.lly speaking, the dub looks forward to enlarging its membership and developing future Margaret Bourke \o/hites and Sreichens. After all, there's no fiend like :J.candid fiend. CHESS CLUB Take a quiet room and plenty of time, add one chessboard, two enthusiasts and Pa- tience-and-c!Jeckll/tlfe-that is chess. Appreciation of the art or science of chessboard strategy is the by-word of the Chess Club that this year, led by President \O/illial11 Taylor, made its formal debut. Competition has been limited to tourna- ments with Johns Hopkins University and the Naval Academy, but the historic game, CrutDU and ..ppr ..ci~tDrs of all type. of graphic art. beloved through the years, begins to live There'. no fiend like a Camera fiend. again on the \o/estern Maryland campus. Chen enu.usia.u gather to kibitz respectfully.