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Jim and Bea Finnen368 viewsJim Finnen, President, 1954 and Bea Lehan Finnen 1954
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Potter Chorus at the Banquet - Milan Krchniak, Conductor368 viewsPotter Chorus directed by Milan Krchniak
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Potter Chorus at the Banquet - Ron Graves, Conductor368 viewsPotter Chorus, Ron Graves, `58, Director
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Bernard Robbins, President, `57368 viewsBernard Robbins, President, 1957
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Mary Robbins, Jume Benton, Bernie Robbins, and John Benton368 viewsMary Robbins; June Benton; Bernie Robbins, `57; and John Benton, `57
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Reception in Potter Room368 viewsPaulette Schwartz Greene, `62 and Nan McEvoy DeMichiell, `55
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Reception in Potter Room368 viewsHal Smith, `53 and David Brown, `54
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Banquet: DeMichiells368 viewsBob and Nan McEvoy DeMichiell, `55
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Field Trip to Nanotech Center368 viewsSecurity Checkout in High Tech-style
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2006 Reunion 75th Anniversary368 viewsPotter faces assembled for group photo.
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2006 Reunion 75th Anniversary AquaDucks Tour368 viewsWaiting for the "Ducks"
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Potter House 3 - 495 State Street367 viewsThe house, as it appeared in 2006 (the one in the middle of the photo, with the triple-wide front window to the right of the entrance) was occupied by the Club in the Fall of 1938 as the third Potter House. Paul Ward `53, confirmed from the research that the house was occupied until 1943.
The State College News carried the following announcement in its September 30, 1938 issue:
The Edward Eldred Potter Club will conduct a housewarming party at the new fraternity house, 495 State Street, from 8:30 - 12:00. Potter throws its doors open to the entire student body. Everyone is urged to attend.

V. Edward Burke, 1942, was House Manager probably in his Senior year (1941-1942).

Because of declining male college enrollment during WWII , Potter Club disbanded. In the fall of 1943 the house was renamed Stokes Hall and became the home to 18 NYSCT coeds, according to Rosalie Pooler Stage, 1947. She lived in 495 State Street as a sophomore in 1944-1945.
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