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JANE PLENTY D E D I C T D We have stated in the theme that our progress will depend on what we learn from the past and what we dare in the fu- ture. How fitting it is that our two dedications are each a part of this whole-one to repre- sent the rich heritage of faithful loyalty to the students of Newark State College-the other to forecast the warm interrelation- ships destined to reach fruition in today's tomorrow. Devotion is a time-honored attribute. When it is fostered by love, nurtured by sensitivity, and crowned by intelligence, it is a gift both beautiful and rare. Mrs. lane Plenty is so gifted. Forty years have passed since this warm and gracious lady first began her tour of duty in the realm of higher education at the Newark Normal School. Forty years . . . and she has served gallantly and tire- lessly. First as a teacher, she showed the way to a deeper appreciation and understand- ing of numbers and formulae, then as the Mathematics Department head, she sparked her division on to greater heights, finally, she served as the ever-present manager of the book store. Mrs. jane Plenty stopped teaching in 1954. Unlike so many others whose retire- ment brings oblivion, Jane Plenty only re- tired to render a continuing service to the school. But now in '62 she says her final good- by to Newark State. To devotion such as this, we pay our highest tribute. Fred Marder is a young man whose be- lief in and respect for students has en- deared him to each of us. We have seen his deep concern for the students of Newark State College. We have felt he understood and shared the problems that were of im- portance to us. - His guidance and inspiration have led us to accept new responsibilities and posi- tions of leadership. His friendship and his cheerful disposition have meant an ever- open door to those seeking advice or en- couragement. As an educator he walks before us. As a friend he is among us-in all ways and at all times. The Class of 1962 takes great pride in dedicating our Memorabilia to jane Plenty and Fred Marder. Through our association with them, we have learned to love and appreciate these individuals. For their tireless efforts and unending faith in our behalf-we thank them! PR xf Q9 FRED IVIARDEP W- --'Er V+. Our yearbook is directed toward the new, the differ- ent, the progressive. In an era of atoms and rapid pace, it appears unusual to study the old and to see the rebirth of traditions. Yet, progress is based upon foundations of past ex- periences. Our progress will depend largely upon the way in which we transform our past mistakes into mean- ingful learnings. Without these previous failures and successes to reHect upon, we cannot hope to mature fully. It is with this support that we move into the new and the different. What awaits us, we do not know. As we travel forward, we will forget some of the events that have influenced and shaped us, but we shall always carry with us our memorabilia-the events worthy of being remembered. af -ng km-:.Ql5TZf1 gHiff.' X 4 lVP.Yy'qr' 'F 'vw-.Y ....,,-..,- -N . . -xx., 3-1 V ' Jkfrf' ' U T H' ,. .,1V.j,J.ixH4 , ,xl .. -' .4 .' 1' ' ', ai:..n.vrnxnrcaul:1rf.u .f -1, IAXYHUA-Lu!.l.'.1' 'lg -:a..1.'f? '-'l. :- -QXQ 5 Q '?7' ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF QF Q -, ' ' 1. - ,Y 1 , 2'-1ffgfgg4-kxsagg Q B its J yn - .. ' L h up Q 4 7 5' Y hs' -- In N Q -4' N.,!.x.' .N 1:,,a'l-iiu'U'F IQ?--M31 f ,-fegkff 'fy - Jil 4 Q -be '. 1, 6,4 -'14 2 's A Y .h , - My E fu A- ll J. I. ' 9 Yfhgf ffa ' ' 'UT . ' , A. V V . A ,,-. id' V' . 1 . af., J H 2 -2- V1 f 'Xw J . Y 1 ' A . x 1 sl O I Eugene G. Wilkins President To The Class of 1962: Though it is customary to laud in general terms the graduating class while with didactic forelinger one points out the way to higher and greater glories, I wish to depart from this procedure to apologize to you. The apology is due for having recruited you in 1958 to come to college in beautiful new buildings on an expansive campus and then, after a pleasant freshman year in such surroundings, having pulled the rug out from under you so that most of the class landed back in the old semi-deserted building in Newark for much of your sophomore year. But the apology is tempered because of what happened to you as a class while in the old building. You accepted the challenge to make it back into a college, you were creative in organizing yourselves and in setting up your own program of college life. That which might have been received as banishment into exile by less hardy souls was turned by you into a refuge in which was welded a class . spirit seldom encountered, a gass spirit which was to exemplify your group for the remaining two years of your college 1 e. Now that the apology is finished, I again raise a wavering linger to point to an un- certain direction in which I hope lies the ground which is higher and greater, knowing full well as alumni you will return on campus to tell us if it were so. May the journey forward be a good one. Sincerely yours, Eugene G. Wilkins President an 5 'Wx l'Ft:f'x HARRIET E. WHITEMAN Dean of Students 'll-5 ALTON D. O'BRIEN Dean of College I hi 'Tiff EDXVARD W. ALLEN English lk x 5 .L WINIFRED H. AMSDEN Health - Physical Education MARY M. BARTLETT English .-.- - T' ' . 1 ..x f.ig,x.4.-1,..1z .L 4143-Q1 t Ji x. K 4. -. 2 h ISE! A 1 . , L. , .v.,y.-1--A .4 Q. . ck. 'E . .sxfj 'Q I' ,.4. V Qc -z-:s A.-15?'5:5'sift -V il 3 Q. Q '- V Q. 1 a ' H s 1 5' 5 I 1 , . Y b . I-4.1 'wifw ' .May ROBERT F. ALLEN Chairman of Graduate Division ESTHER ANSON Education . 1 8 ' - 1 F-'C-'N . .jf L ,. ' A ' ,Wil 'Tr-11. ' L . H-:...g.:vt,:k. ' .lil-'f-T-Wg--f . 55:53 . Is'p1?:3' .. -7' s4r J?I'5Q?'4 lm2'l'. -I-ff .fsgy ,Nairn vm--, V I-.' .. 4 9' , - K X 3 iz-.mgaf-A if . Wmzw . ' ' '-J.-x H 'if - .fn 'I 5' Hn? -v, ff vkvikft. . 'L11 LLL- KENNETH R. BENSON Science 'wg' .km .z AJ ,X Nw 'phi' .Se .fix ,xfy : 4- + 4.-. -.' V832 NA' .2 MA... ii if N' 4' 3952 fn iii? .1 va-- R. 5321 - .yfy 5 i L .K vgisg i rf 'L A I , E.: ..'. -- . X ,IUUL v.H i Education Q1 s .- z-lk? QIFL, '. X, N. up-F 2. N. ' 4 -X ' ii. nf!-I :A ' ... -, N33 .L -fb-.A 1 is ' Ni. 1 QW Q, Lu- Rv-Asif-M--. -wi X HW 26 J-' - .93i Y3T??K5 ' ig 5' i - 'J v5.3 .--'gf 5, :W N 4. ., Wik i , SE T52 :gg .S H is - ?7W. L' lfpflvi' YN wif . . .....,,,., W .Phil 1 -'W iiviafv .sw -wg Aug, if F ... V iwirw. ,. .1-':iz1.' , V X. 151A ':'v.. 1-f'1 JW'WJ'W-. 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A P35 . 7 wa -.Qui an , ' fi! 'K ff.: gl X ,-Q, : ,Jw vf .. Z 'f l'i?.'i5?: . If . '- .-flikrkjfi ,lf-:QW ' I 1- '1- A . in 'f,v:..'fw:Tfi - .NM LILOBERT E. A'.1ii,l,g..f' l,, Industrial Arts A ur x ' N X 1 fsj:-L' uf 3 , -g1:f,itqfQf.Zs...,f51f.L:. 1 ' ..:.-f.ne.:vN.:.c L ' v Jw. . , MLK.. S ' :.'. -' -4- 'N-f '.' .- Wf'1D'w- .iEVf '. X .1 lwkf c.-',:n-1 . , x fx 3 l 1.5,-f., N..-L, N.. u,' -. . ,ii .. .. , .1 - ,.y.,g,....':3s,.5,ffm - lv - ,V ii!vygngl ' . ,.,.v wg. 7l.1?f .W i . - V iv-1 51 : . al. . - N - 3 I Y.55 .fQ'7f:j,'3Ng-'f'g.. ,f - -. . - ..f1.,:,.. .. 'L-:iv .mwilb ' . ...L f -' S4 i Z A vi .11 I ! I w I ,ra V ,- 'llama ,.u ! Civ Q E 4 La. XA n RUTH C. BOYLE DANIEL T. BLOUNT 50507303 Education - Director of Child Study Center -l ig., MARTIN S. BUCHNER Fine - Industrial Arts ROBERT E. CHASNOFF Education NN S.. CLIFFORD L. BUSH LEON CHARNEY Education-Chairman Special Education f V inn .Q ft . ' f INN! is 7 9 N-- EVELYN A. COSTON ' GEORGE S. CURRIER Music English .Up TVN W . fg. ,, WESLEY P. DANIELS Regixtrar 1.- 1 CORNELIUS P. DARCY FRANCK G. DARTE, II History - Social Science Education W QM. if BETSY 1. DAVISON JAMES B. DAY Student Personnel - Coordinator English - Chairman of of Student Activities Informational Services if iv! 6' lf 'G' MATTHEW DOLKEY JAMES E. DORSEY Ifnglisli-Claairman Music -1 A . ,,.,x,.,, CLARE DAVIES Student Personnel - Financial Aid Counselor IOHN W. DICKEY Mathematics l S . ik, 'rd' XR r ,R ft? ff- JAMES E. DOWNES History - Social Science ,....,....l I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 I n I I I 'I II II I I I I I I I 'WX I S.- HARRY N. DUBIN Education 4 fl: Z. E 1 x , 1, 1 . CATH ERYN T. EISENHARDT Education vw- ,uf HARRY W. FOS KEY Education .K R in . 'M ' Iii I BEATRICE V. DUNKEL College Librarmn el--ll .Ri If. Q ff' 4,1 JOSEPH ERRINGTON Health - Physical Education Chairman L. X A ZELLA I. OLIVER FRY English . f '51 ,w'! 'A we 5, 341-xx Q-Cgxls -og....h .!N5g.l. 1 . N O ' ' - xsx.l.l' L' 1 L. Q N ' -'1. . 5 AV '-A KATHLEEN M. ECKHART Education RYCHARD FINK Education 111 K REGINA H. CARB A1llflIl'7IlllflC.Y 'M GEORGE W. GENS JOHN O. CERRISH Education - Chairman, Curriculum Music for the Handicapped 'C LQ., 'auf NATHAN GOLDBERG History - Social Science E. AUSTIN GOODWIN Fine - Industrial Arts FREDERICK. J. CILSDORF English 'E' IANE E. GUINNANE Education - Associate Chairman, Graduate Department 1 ALLEN J- HANSEN TRAVIS G. HAWS VIRGINIA B. HEFLIN EdUC0l'i01l Science Education io- 'WS-mf GEORGE HENNINGS Science History - Social Science JOSEPH B. HIGGINS 6. I I 1 I1 is l 'N 3 ew.. 1 I v D I c I I F J 1 MONA HORN Mathematics 4 Z. .nv 1 A . I I GEORGE O. HOVVARD JAMES HONVE JOHN C. HUTCHINSON Education Fine Arts History - Social Science - Chairman T , ,i 4 il 5,3 'vxY'N DONNA B. JAMISON CURTIS E. JENKINS LEROY JOHNSON Education College Librarian M0fh9Ul0tiCS TA . ,-,Ii -. ,,,L.d W , T- - -..E 21 I .LI1 'VN C27 Y'- Nive- DAVID W- JONES R- M- KEESEY MARGARET E. KIRKPATRICK Fine Arts History - Social Science Fine Arts N.- 'Wi' v. 'WR C 1 I, , ,V k 4 ,p '1 JOHN KORLEY F. KEVIN LARSEN CHRISTINE D. LEAR BUSH16'-YS MUfWgC'f English Health - Physical Education Co-ordinator of Health Services dv- - wa. I fa IIERMAN 1- LICPP BETTY LINTHICUM MINNIE LIPSON Scic'uce-Chairman Science College Librarian A-.55 L, CHARLES J. LONCACRE Director-Division of Field Services 4' ' I 'I N CENEVIEVE E. MARKHOLM Fine Arts-Assistant Clzairman yr . rf L., ST' ,. .rs -Y.. as .X , - sy, . r IRVINC F. LUSCOMBE History - Social Science ,. .QF J5- wx GENE S. MCCREERY Director of Student Teaching, Placement and Follow-up Studies W3 -. incur-If ,Tx FRED R. MARDER Student Personnel Fa 3' ,ga x l ' -'vw 'ilu- . -' ' '1.,. -T .. ' - ! ' YL? :T lit. 3 '1 w f4 g' 4 A . ' Y L15 11,-,,f-: WILLIAM C. MCNEICE Industrial Arts Q-n.,,,,-s WILLIAM A. MERCER BETTY ANN METZ CHARLES WV. MILLER Assistant Director of Admissions Field Services Division Eflglisll 2.3 vip. OTTO H. MILO College Librarian q- N of JOHN VV, OSBORNE History - Social Svieiifc' Q f -v 4 'K I 19:54 gi' f 41.-. 'rf C 1. RV MURIEL MORGAN ZITA NORWALK Education Education 'tif EVERETT S. OSTROVSKY MARY Y. PARR Education College Librarian vii MARION I,. PARSONS JOAN R. PESCE JACK E. PLATT Assi.s'lant Diri'c'tor, Fialzl S1'rvi1'4's Collvf-Z6 Librarian Music-Cilairman Division I' if ' ETHA M. PRUSER DONALD R. RAICHLE History - Social Science History - Social Scicncc ' Q' , ,. rfb' .f ' . , 3 .Alb . 11 ls, l f-PTE. if-2. i' 5s.1: JOHN P. RAMOS, IR. ERNEST R. RANUCCI English Mathematics-Chairman ax-'ls . 'ff' ,N-B. . ERMA L. RAKSANYI Health - Physical Education f N 'Dx Dir x .. gf? ' A . -, E-lEQ,:1z,..:?. ff . fl IRENE P. REIFSNYDER English Hunt f' sr 1' JOSEPH W, RENDELL EDITH D. RESNICK ARNOLD s. RICE College Librarian Health - Physical Education History - Social Science 4 1, LE J i t ' V Q 4 ,, .f 'e ' 1 Wx EVAN C. RICHARDSON IEAN M. RICHARDSON Science Education ...!'... R qv--...qv ROBERT H. ROTH EDNA D. SALT Educafiml Education - Chairman, Early Childhood Curriculum ,M GM v X 3 ' 1 V ADELE D. SCIIULLEY ROBERT W. SCHUHMACHER Education Science LAURA E. ROGERS Music HERBERT W SAMENFIELD Assistant Director Student Personnel Q--W BARBARA SHEPARDSON Education A , lv.- : A ,L 1,-x, 'l ,N . w' Vw'-'Q .I TV ,KA 4 - ! l q 1 UK 'f . yf'n 4,q. 0 U I 4-ff ' . :M ,,' 'P , , fy'-lag!!-!'lf i ' A. s 's , ', L Iarfx- gk f ,.' A 4, 'Su g - . . f wlyfcf 1. '.- , 1 . 2' E . ' .rd A SQ ' MARTIN SIECEL ALFRED A. SILANO History Social Science VANCE B. SNYDER Industrial Arts Assistant Chairman fi CATHERINE M. STULB Health Physical Education Science y N 'N ' h Q- 'fx x x, 1- -Ox xx Y n X 'A ? nfs., gl' NETTIE D. SMITH Health - Physical Education 'Z . N.. i .mtg-viii. ', W? ., 515' g. 1 316- H. WILLARD STERN E. THEODORE STIER Education F B E 4' ' lm' ,. Director of Admissions DOUGLAS W. TATTON EDVVIN N. THOMASON Fine and Industrial Arts-Chairman English 21 194: . 5313! GEORGE B. VAN EVEREN MELBOURNE P. VAN NEST Science Industrial Arts , . ',,acs5aii?Wf211' ific ' .1 limi EVA BDND WAGNER DAVID K. WARD Education Science ff ,Ls MURIEL L. WILHELM EDWARD J. ZOLL Assistant Registrar Mathematics 'Q' BERTRAM VOGEL Education T' -av' 0- EVELYN WILLSON WENDT English ze' '+A 5 f , lu 2, f-3 ,-M 5' Wi: iii bl ' . Q25 it .5255 3L:-?5fif'?f5'f' WILLARD E. ZWEIDINGER Health - Physical Education o 736 j-. --J ,A fig-. pu 1 111-ww jig-if :si-,., g- 's I 5 5 i' SECRETAPIAL STAFF HEALTH SERVICE .30 H ll W 55'-5 rd Behre v. J. Ted Ketsules and Margaret Anderson H, r 94? 'vs X1 .e .,,' f A .wx iA Wm ,we M! A5 4 4' 'A 1 'QQ NA- ? fgff? U ' 'K+ A M ' Q X , A ,., 1 .1 4 x P7 ,, 3, -U 1 , '51 . Q F5 ag nm! sf - 4, H-1... N .4 Gi J X if f A. 4 Q 4. X K T' osx: V x X X x , I X ' I r. Af? z . , 1, . ,3 . ,, .4 . ' fJ i A' A All K X 5 SNACK BAR fgx 3: K If-05,1 fs: E ' 55 2 1 'rs x ta S :E a'Z::QrF 5 1 Q21 3 P U iw r' 2 i X 511' 'mit as :gg 1 T STAFF CAFETEF-IIA Armand Brilliante ii V7 BOOK STORE AMY, wha Mary Daly Andreina Nocera CUSTDDIANS N....t :mmm U 6- V , . 4 4 ' AA 1 3..,,k,I me , M A V f. 9 , - ueuilv P 'gel s xl- - M: l ' 'fn - 0-A-5 ' , ,MM i E'i 23'm.:-film, ' NENQRSQY lu. 'hu ' 'J 9.5 su. - '3,5Q', ef Y .q1,.- . 'S w, 4 mm 5-S 5 jane Plenty Gerald Anders ' :r .,' 1.4 n 8 f 'Q .5 ii' tl y v. TWP' '54 , i. f 'Z . '1 iv ,t 5 'vu I vu. in a M 'Vi' 'S , 4 M' 5 ' .,fu'4 .., . ug I .2 gg. , 1 - .Y . '- W Ny, , . g - 4' .nf I ,., , . . 4 -x . ,. 2 , , 1 A. 'Q nie -L 14 's 3111- . .. '-if Hymn Q .4 y ,X 1 ywf of ,ff N SENIDFIS X Pride is my first feeling as I approach my farewell to you, the Class of 1962. I am indeed proud of you. From your arrival at Newark State College, you have been an outstanding class. I admire your spirit and respect your performance. I am personally grateful for the cooperation and courtesy you have accorded me. Adventure begins in departure. You are now ready for your adventure. Go teach. And good luck, Class of 1962. Frederick I. Cilsdorf Class Advisor MR. FREDERICK I. CILSDORF Class Advisor G The pride that I feel as a member of this class I Cannot be put into words. Something that I must say is thank you. Thank you for the help and hard work that have made us the great class that we are. Sincerely, DOUG DOUGLAS A. PECINA President I' in .Si LINDA JANE POLLACK RQSE LEE V ice-President Recording Secretary W'-3 MARIE TIL HAARLANDER EDWIN RAYMOND SJONELL Corresponding Secretary Treasurer ,va - . , ' ' ,Q . :A A x M,w . misty. MA an I' A S 4. ,V FRANK W. ADAM Industrial Arts I 53' s , , L14-0 . WR -vs. g' xv.-., CAIL DORINNE ADAMS Early Childhood 1 DOROTHY ALMASY General Elementary wiv IOHN CHARLES ALBRECHT Industrial Arts ROBERT ALVIGCI Industrial Arts a 1 MARIUS ANIBROSE Seconclary Social Science wtf-W EUGENE BAISCH Iunior High Science - Mathematics 511 ,S DIANA ARDEN junior High Social Science - English IOSETTE CAROLYN BABITSKY General Elementary ,A F w ANN AHRE General Elementary IOANNE BAKSA ROBERTA BABAT BARNA General Elementary Ggneral Elementary PATRICIA HALLERON BARR Early Childhood 5 3 ,J U' DOUGLAS EDWARD BARR General Elementary Q33 I f3ih. . I i2s HELCA EDELCARD BASS CAROLINE H. BAUER General Elementary General Elementary '5' VICKI BAUMAN MILTON BELFORD Early Childhood Secondary Mathematics 4 4 EMILIE LILLIAN BENNER General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded PHYLLIS ANNE BERTINO MARY LOUISE BIASOTTI General Elementary General Elementary fi t 4 PHYLLIS GOLDSTEIN BERMAN 1 General Elementary . Handicapped - Mentally Retarded I 41 we 5 5535 HANNELORE BIGLEY BARBARA JANE BLASKEY General Elementary General Elementary MIRIAM H. BLATT General Elementary RONALD R. BLAZOVIC General Elementary 6 Handieappedu Mentally Retarded Wai' 1 as-2- CATHERINE VERONICA BLUM RICHARD WILLIAM BOOS General Elementary Industrial Arts I 1 M fn - f r'- as DORIS BOTWINICK Secondary Social Science RIMA VVATENMAKER BORDEN General Elementary JACQUELINE BOWERS Early Childhood it A Ns. GLADYS CECILIA BRAXTON BRENDA B. BROWN General Elementary junior High Mathematics - English A? A-if I MARILYN DeFREECE BOWLES General Elementary NORMAN BROWN Secondary Social Science ANN SHOLTESZ BUCHER General Elementary GEORGE BUNTING General Elementary , .. If 6, SANDRA S. BUCHZEIGER General Elementary Handicapped - Speech QT' GREGORY A. BUONTEMPO Industrial Arts 3 LQ 'KJ 'QW' RUTH CRAMER BURKE General Elementary ELLEN MERYL BURAKOF General Elementary Q 'H HARRIET BROXVN CAHILL General Elementary 7 lfx EDNA MacKEE BUTLER General Elementary 2? 'P-v , VVANDA IO BURKE Secondary Mathematics JULIA CALIMANO THERESA ANN CAPODIFERO Early Childhood General Elementary 'WT'--,Y n LOIS MUSTO CARTON General Elementary CAROL DAMIANO CASALE General Elementary '--IP 'Y' ' ANCELO ROCCO CASSILLI BARBARA IOAN CHROMCZAK Industrial Arts General Elementary fx SAMUEL M. CIRESI SUSAN COHEN Fine Arts General Elementary you WAGNER COLES General Elementary W1 JOAN CONLON MARY ANN REGINA CONNEELY General Elementary Early Childhood JOSEPH C. COLOMBO General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded WILLIAM I. CON ROY Industrial Arts JOAN CONSTAM Early Childhood ELLEN CORBETT General Elementary DIANNE ARLENE COPPOLA Early Childhood fN BARBARA LEE CORBIN General Elementary 5 JN 1 I W I N I I L 1 A JUDITH ANN COHDASCO Early Clzilzllzoml Ilanflieapped - Speech y l I l l i Y l 1 I 1 1 1 MYRNA KAY CYRE Iunior High Mathematiczs - English L , .NW 1 '85 . I V BARBARA SPEICEL CORXX ICR General Elementary HELEN IRENE CURLEY Early Childhood is MARIANNE CCTRONEO Secondary Mathematics WESLEY DANILOVV CAROL ANN DAVIDS Industrial Arts General Elementary nv' .X MERLE DONOVETSKY DAVIS General Elementary -IOAN DEBORAH DAVIS General Elementary STANLEY SYLVESTER DAVIS ELISA CAROL Dc-GEORGIO junim- High General Elementary Social Science - Matlzernaticns' , ,W wry-1 2 I 4 ' ' 't1',,. uhm. ARLENE FRANCES DQLORENZO NIARIA ROSE DeMAIO General Elerncnfary Gcmfml Elementary Handicapper! - Spvcclz Ilanclicuppccl - Speech DIANA LANCE DENNIS Gc'11c'ral Ijlcrmfntury , j-get CERALDINE ANN DPRUCIERO NANCY C. DICYINIZ General Elementary Early Clzilcllmofl MARIE C. De-PASCALE ClL'IlCl'lll ElCn1c'nfc1ry Q-N Hx ELOYSE DQVVITT Gcncral Elementary LOUISEANNE DeZAO General Elementary Hanflicappcfl - Mcfnfally Rctflrdcrl BARBARA GREEN DOBSON Gvneral Elementary 472 'Q-'wx MARILYN ROSE ANN DiSANTO General Elementary Ya! BARBARA IOAN DOMBROWSKI Early Childhood '-7 it .1 Xa -' Ln. KATHLEEN MARY DORAN General Elementary CARGL-ANN TIIERESA IJUX XELLY c:t'Ill'l't1l lfll'l7lt'lll1lI'lj IIllHlllC'll1J1If'll - Spzfwrlz DORIS L. DURBIN Early Childhood IN 'D MICHAEL P. DUFFY lmlusfriul Arts 'r- CONSTANCE S. DRUMMOND General Elementary I 5? Wa' 95 ARLENE GOLDMAN EISENBERCER General Elementary 54 MARALEE A. ENGLE Early Childhood SHEILA G. FARBMAN General Elementary Handicapped - Speech AGNES EYERMAN General Elementary ip MARY ANN FARINA General Elementary WM... .Ia IACQUELINIC VIRGINIA FAI' Early Cflzilrllmml MIIIIANI I,. IfIClIIIfXZZpXlI.'X Ccrwrul I':ll'lIll'HfllI'I1 Ilamliu1pp1'fl - IIl1'nlr1lly IIr'lr11'fl1'fl Wg 51'-vvgys,-:,y,5-v - --vw-1:31, -,..,.. . V, '?xl 2? f LUCILLE FAZIU General El6'77lL'Ilfl1l'Ij R NIOIIIA FIYNTOX Cfwcrul EIl'77lf'HfClI'Ij BEVERLY JOAN FELDNIAN General Elementary gay,-gm ij 1 .1 pp.. 5 - SELMA ELAINE FISCHEL Gvmfral Elc'1n entary CAROL ANN FIGURELLI MARGARET FRANCES FINCK General Elementary General Elementary JOHN CLINTON FOULKS Secondary AIllfl1C77lC1fiC-S' 'ilk CML DIENBY Fl'-lEl7NlfXN ICILEFIN BARBARA CALEN Clrnvrul l'Ila'rm'ntury Gcrufrul LI1c1rzc'n!ary llflrfzlirzlppwl - Mwnlally lir'lr1r1lr'cl A r 1 MARCIA ABRAMS CALIN EILEE N MARIE CALINIS General Elementary Gawral Elcmcntary FAYE ANN CALLINA Early Clzilfllzoml 34, 35 'Q r 1 T KATHERINE MARY CARBUS Gcncral ElUlIll'llflll'lf R-x s..,. ANDREA CHARLOTTE CASEXVIND LURENZO NI. CILCIIRIEST Early Clzilcllzoarl Fim' Arts I 1 ' 4. - If-. '5 ' , - L. 1 BLEXIA MERLE COLD Effg, C:Lfi,jv:I,'f,f PAYLIXE B. COLL Gcm' nzI EZvrzzwz n:fg,' S, Lin RONNI FEEN COLP?f?f Clfigdif ffUm ::.:'i I ig. KAREN COLDIE Gwsanzf Efarfzwzrgzri ,x-A xN CO w--,-- - kr: ., .-, .,,f MARY COSMANIAN NANCY LYNNE COULD General Elementary General Elementary A A. X 1 in b 6 f CHARLES A. CRAU Seronrlary AlllflH'77lllllC'S JEROME D. CRECO General Elementary G fy, .IUDITH REYNOLDS CREEN ADELIIICID EVELYN CRIESS General lilenzentary Seemulary Social Science ,,,, 'A-:V ALFRED HENRY GRIFFITH RUTH CHAIKEN GROSS Secondary Social Science General Elementary CAIL HARRIETT CRUHIN General Elementary Y'-5 MARIE TIL HAARLANDER MARY E General Elementary T5 'sv LIZARETH FOERST HALL General Elementary u MARGARET CELESTE GRYCOCK General Elemenfary 61 'H'- vw MARGARET ANDREA HAMMOND General Elementary 62 DERECK HAMPSON General Elementary A RWM. BRENDA ANN HARING Early Childhood IAMES A. HANEY Secondary Social Science DELLA MARIE HARTENSTEIN junior High Mathematics - Science A., F. ROBERT HAYS General Elementary BLOSSOM ORT HATOFF General Elementary CAROL JOAN HEIMLICH General Elementary Handicapped - Speech RENEE F. HECHT Early Childhood 2 ,.,, ., MAUREEN ANGELA HEACNEY General Elementary 63 F' .vi-1 ISABELLE XVAINSCHEL HIMELSTEIN General Elementary ROBERT R. HOESLY junior High Englislz - Social Seienee F ICILEEN ANN HOFKER Early Clzilzllloofl EDYTHE R. HITTCON General Elementary ROBERT W. HOFFMAN, JR General Elementary JUDITH HORTON General Elementary 'Q-4 -,, , 1- 'Q . E Q 1 :iw C . ,, rl VIRGINIA HORVATH EDWARD W. HOUSTON General Elementary Secondary Social Science NINA VICTORIA HOVELL Early Clnlrllzoozl IOAN F. HUMANICK KATHLEEN ROSE KEENAN SeC0mla1'y MUfl1Cm0liC-S General lflernenlary PATRICIA LYNNE KANTOR General Elementary ROBERT R. HOESLY junior High English - Social Science 478 iq.. Q . '4-.N 1... .r-gl LORRAINE CLAUDIA JACKSON General Elementary Handicapped - Speech JOSEPHINE JACKSON Secondary English RUTH E. JACKSON General Elementary 1-Y 1 EILIQEN ANN HOFKER IOSEPH F. IAKUB, IR. '2f1 'v Chilllhoml Secondary Social Science 1. 'T V37 RUTH ANNE JUDGE NIARYAXN DIULIANO Early Childlzaod Gcncral Elementary JANET E. KAES Early Clzilfllmod N8 .2 '+G-J, BLANCHE E. KAPLAN KATHLEEN ROSE KIQICNAN General Elementary Clcmfral IfIv1m'ntary PATRICIA LYNNE KANTOR General Elcrncntary W E MARY DOUGLASS KEIN General Elementary JOHN C. KENNY Secondary Social Science VERA KICENIUK Secondary Mathematics SHARON HERMAN KERKER General Elementary an ' ff S CAROLE ANN KICHLINE Early Childhood IUDITH ANN KIMELMAN General Elementary lr H if MARION CLAIRE KNITTER General Elementary va? ELAINE RHODA KLAUSNER General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded d ARLENE RITA KLIMAN Early Childhood QPU.,- K MARCIA KLIGER Early Childhood Fl UM Q CLARISSA C. KOCH General Elementary Handicapped - Hard of Hearing MARY ELLEN KSELMAN General Elementary LORRAINE LAXVSON LAING Seeonzlary Mathematics' MARY VEIT KOLLMAR General Elementary ARLENE MARION LACATTUTA General Elementary N5 HELCA M. LAMM Early Chilzllrood it. MARILYN NI. LANCE SHERYL NI. LARNER General Elementary IUDITH GENIZA LATHANI Fine Arts General Elementary Handicapped - Speech 47' bf ROSE LEE General Elementary ANDREA LEPREE Early Clzilrllzoocl ROBERT LOUIS LAXVS Junior High English - Social Science 'K 'SQ YT ' L. xx.r53.ff', ' A I SHIRLEY LOIS LEVINE General Elementary rg img-Q 11,1314 MINA ELISE LEVY General Elementary Ilanflieappefl - Speech 1 'JT' fx' SANDRA MAE LIPSON General Elementary ELLEN SUE LIPMAN General Elementary V1 MARY ANN VIRGINIA LOBODA Early Glzilrllmorl 1 Q , F 1 i . Q x.. L. IANICE LORAH General Elementary ROBERT L. LOFFREDO General Elernentary CHARLES M. LUPO Industrial Arts rvrrf' T ' QQ BARBARA ANN LUCARA Early Clzilcllzoozl BARBARA ANN LUCAS General Elementary F fl., IRENE EUCENIA MACKEY ETHEL MADSEN junior High General Elementary English - Science HARVEY N. NIADSEN Imlustriul Arts ROBERT MARCANTONIO General Elementary JUANNE BRENDA NIAHINARU PATRICIA MARIE NIARINARO lillfly Cllllllllflfill General Elementary llanclieappezl - Hard of Hearing 1 1 I 1 a V 1 I i N 4 i w i 4 u v I I I I I 1 i r E 3 qg 1- CARMINE ANTHONY NIARNIO JACQUELINE NIASCITELLI GgngrglElgmg11fgfy GCl1C'l'Cll ElClTl6l1fC1l'y EILEEN MARIE NICCANN General Elementary 'ir JEAN SONA MCFEELEY PAUL ROBERT xll-Culmi GCWCTUI El5'mU ff 'U Seeonrlury Social Science 'f 'P -0' -,gnuv W ,J ANN XICCOLE General Ell'7IlCIlZLl1l'lj Ilanflieappefl - llarfl of Ilearin an if ELAINE M. MCNEILL Secondary Mathematics ,ff EDWARD METZ Industrial Arts ANITA ELISE MEYER General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded ,. lu MARCIA POLACSEK METZGER Secondary Social Science RICHARD IOHN MOLLER lndu.s'trial Arts 4? JOHN E. MONTAC Secondary Matlzmnafies PATRICIA ANNE O'DONNELL General Elementary Handicapped - Hard of Hearing rf' ALICE NAOMI MOSS General Elementary ELIZABETH ACERRA NELLIG.-XX General Elementary -will 1 PETER JOHN NAGEL, III Secondary Matlzematicrs' I . NANCY MARIE O,NEILL General Elementary 1 CAROL RITTENHOUSE ORIEL General Elementary 'Q-. NIAEVA B. PAROLY General Elementary SONJA OTTENSTEIN Fine Arts DOUGLAS A. PECINA General Elementary 7 Gigi? r FU' ' e 'M . ' :Q I I -w I LOUISE EILEEN PENNELL Early Clnlcllzoorl FRANCES GLORIA PECUNIA General Elementary ANITA JANET PINTOZZI General Elementary LUISA C. PICCILTI General Elementary are 53 CAROL ELIZABETH PFEIFFER General Elementary H A r 4 HMT' AUDREY POTTS ls-fp . 1 lf , W W 'B iunl u LINDA JANE POLLACK General Elementary F 'Ps CJCIICTZII Elcfrncnfury 80 LUCILLE PRATT CAROL ANN PYTELL General Elenzenmry Secondary Matlzcmzzms N f 5' Qs....., THERESA ANN RAIMONDO Early Cllilcllzoocl LILLIAN BRENDA REED Early Cl1ila'l1o0cl :u. W FRANCENA ANN RAYMOND Fine Arts 21 Q X. -. x l gif,!'55l ,.,.--vi .jf DANIEL 1. P. REILLY Secondary Mathematics KIAXINE RESNICK Ge'm'ral Elcnwntary Ilanclicappccl - Spacclz ' E 1 1 :P Tn MAUREEN ELIZABETH RECAN General Elvmcntary 81 4 MICHAEL RESTAINO Industrial Arts FRANCES RICCIARDI General Elementary BARBARA M. RIEDER Early Childhood VVATSON BIDENOUR General Elementary 4-na, DONALD ROBERT BIETH Industrial Arts N l 155.0 JUDY B. ROCK General Elementary IOHN ROBERTSON Scmrzzlary Social Svicncc' H! K 1 1 l li I l 2 1 l H A ll A ka I MONA RUTH E Sc'camlary Social Sciw L RAFFAELLA RAE ROSAMILIA General Elementary ESTELLE CLAIRE ROESCH Early Childhood Handicapped - Speech RUTHANNE ROTHBARD CATHERINE ROTONDO General Elementary Fine Art.s VINCENT RUBRECHT Industrial Arts ANTHONY RUSSOMACNO Industrial Arts A inn..-.4 MARIE SALANDRA RICHARD ARTHUR SAMSE Cmzwal Elcrnc'11lz1r'y Industrial Arts 'IL ,rl nu -Q JOSEPH ANTHONY SANTANELLO .IUDITH ANN SCHMIDT General Elcmmzfary General Iflmnerltary Ilamlicappcd - Mentally Retarded KENNETH SCHNALL Fine Arts 1 C 4' vs-9' 'FW tk.,-X. ANDREA M- SCHWEBEL ELIDA MILDRICD SCOTT GC 1C'Vf1l ElC'mC'1fU !l Gcfncfral Elf'n1c'ntary vw DONNA MARIE SCHROCK Gciwrrll Ell'77ll'lIllll'lf I bo 4 THEODORA SERRITELLA Gwneral Elementary IOHN S. SFAELOS Fine Arts ABBY SALOW SHELKO Fine Arts 75 ' sr' ,Q .1-, 'Q 'Q-,, q fntfit SONDRA FRIEDMAN SHARE General Elementary - vm. 1 , 1 -, . E4 RUTH MARIE NVOLTERSDORF SHEPHERD Genvrul Elementary 'E MURRAY SAUI, SIIIQRICSIIEXYSKY Seconzlary Sneial St'lf'llf'l' ,Q . -M. ,W K-fl JUDITH ANNE Sl1,YlfllNl,'XN General Elelrwnlary TERESA DENISE SHOCKLEY General Elementary Ilamlirfappezl - Speeclz 'Vx BARBARA RUTH SILRICRNIAN General Iflernentargf FRANK SHYERS General Elementary . ,W-'K . r fl., A f J, my 4 .- ,Z . 5 kv.,-HE x ima-QQ? 'I K . .HP V W JUNE HOLLANDER SILVERMAN CHARLES EDWARD SIMMONS General Elementary General Elementary DOROTHY LOUISE SIMPSON Early Cllilfllzood MARGARET SIMS Early Childhood EDXVIN RAYMOND SJONELL SHIRLEY ADELL SKALING General Elfrmenfary General Elementary I l V VA. 5 4 .1 - 1' :rv I It . I Y , , A 'f ', K' ' f . vi h 1 CRAIC SLACK SHIRLEY E, SLIKER Secondary Mathematics Cencral Elementary . CAROLINE MARTHA SMOLINSKI junior High Alf1fIIC77lllffCS - Science M5 an 'VY 9 KAREN MARIE SORENSON ALICE STECKI General EIc1m'nff1ry C:f'lll'l'llI EIf'l7Il'IlfllI'U 17. I 'E ELEANOR PATRICIA SOBON General Elcrnvntary .- -.fwx. - JEAN LESLIE STODDART RITA IACOBS STROCHAK General E1c'mc'nff1f'y General Elementary , BARBARA SUNIM ERS f:1'llt'l'IlI Ifflcnzmzfury IANET ELLEN SVVIFT Early Clzildlzood IIICAN ANNA TAHANTINI ANTHONY TAURIELLO 1':lIl'lfj Clzilrllmml Industrial Arts 'lt x 1 NARDINE CAMILLE TORNAMBE MARGARET KOCH UNDERHILL Gc'nc'ruI Elementary Early Childhood JULIUS F. URIBE Secondary Social Science 'R ifo-s 3 N L 5 1 A H ., 4 1 N , w M 1, I rl . gg W, 44 4 Qi df? T N. l h RUTH 5, VERNICK Holslilu' M1C:11,x1cI, VIQHUNSKY 1 GCl1QTfll Elgynpnfgry Cl'I1l'I'!l1 I':ll'7Ill'lIflll'y IIamliz'upp1'rl - Mwzfrzlly Iivl11rdc'fl P JJ I CARNIINE R. VENES GC?Ilf'l'llI Elcmcntclry UIERRY E. VINELLA Secondary Social Science fl f -.-P ROBERT VITKOVVSKY I nd ustrial Arts 'Y v ELIZABETH ERICKSON VVALLINC Early Childhood www XVILLIAM C. XVALLACE Secondary AlClfl1C'77lllfiCS MARCUERITE FARUN WALSH CICIICIYII Elcmcntary tm I 1 CARL F. XVEBER Influstrial Arts DOROTHY YVEITZMAN Secondary Social Science FAITH NORA YVEBER General Elementary 57 TONI L. XVEISS General Elementary 11 PATRICIA XVEISS Fine Arts 1 :-5-1' ' 'T . 94 Es 1 BELLA MASAPOLLI XVILGUS General Elementary ff 5' NANCY DOLORES XVEYRICK Secondary Mathernafies ,Ji v 'TV EVA H. XVIGGINS General Elementary E. JOANNE XVILLIAMS General Elementary ORVILLIC NVHICHT WILLIAMSON lmlustriul Arts av ALYCE ELAINE XYILSON General lilemenfary V 'N I fl.. h ARTHUR S. WOJCIECHOWSKI Gencral Elementary PATRICIA BRANTLEY XVOODSON Early Clzilfllwocl fi om JUDITH T. VVOLK Early Childhood 1,4 IHOR W. XVORONCZUK Secondary Social Science - 'P ARLENE XVYCKOFF General Elementary Ilanclicappccl - Mentally Retarded CAROLE SUSAN YYQRBY Early Cllilfllloofl 96 11 PATRICIA JULIA ZAKRZESKI JAMES A. YACHNIK General Elementary General Elementary .51-I- fn DOROTHY B. ZEMEIKIS Early Clzilrllzoozl BARBARA ANN ZENCEWALD Secondary Social Science 'AT I .N N -' Q' . ' 'RSS vm ..v 'I KARL FRANK ZIECLER BETSY L. ZIPKIN Secondary Mafln'rnatic.s' C!!-zneral Elemenfa,-U I I and icappecl - Speech KMQIT' BARBARA ANN ZLICESKI ROBERT ANTHONY ZOLKIEWICZ Secondary Social Science General Elementary IOAN D. ZUCKERMAN General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded 'ni' -W, ALBERT B. ZUSMAN Industrial Arts 'T JUNE ALICE ZUCKERMAN General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded ILENE MILLER ASHER General Elementary ALLEN RALPH FISHER Iunior High English - Social Science EM MA C EARY Early Clzildlzood CHRISTINE D. GOLDEN General Elementary SUSAN M. MEIER General Elementary IUDITH O'BRIEN Early Childhood RUBY ROBBINS General Elementary U4 CLASS The Class of 1962 has been granted the privilege of experiencing the old as well as the new. It has been a distinction of our class to have traveled in the new paths of the school, although those paths were muddy and vague at first, and to have traveled in the old paths of the college, through the stately and seldom silent halls of the old building. Being the first class to begin our Freshman year at the new campus made college life a fascinating experience. We saw many modern innovations come to the fore. We saw our infant school growing and were fortunate-participating in the dedication of the new campus and watching Norman Cousins receive an honorary doctoral degree from N. S. C, The library and gymnasium were dedicated and we were a part of the ex- cited audience who listened to and saw such notables as Clement Atlee, Ogden Nash and Eleanor Roosevelt in the beginning presentations of the College Lecture Seriesf, Who can forget the oaktag frosh signs and the blue and grey dinks we were forced to wear? Many of us wished we weren't freshmen during hazing week! The books that had to be carried and the nursery rhymes that had to be recited were degrading to us then, but truly fond memories to us now. The confusion of the first few weeks in college and the upper classmen who were so quick to help us- The only way to get to room 150 is to use the elevator. Haven't you seen the swimming pool yet? -will never be forgotten. Through it all, we learned quickly. We passed through the trials and tribulations of being freshmen without too many errors and courageously took on the responsibilities accompanying the promotion to our Sophomore year. We arrived confidentl in September to begin our second year at Newark State College. We moved from the hazed,' to the hazers, from the confused to the con- fusersf' Then came the awareness of the fact that some of us would attend classes two days a week at the old building in Newark. This hit us hard. How were we going to get there? Who wanted to leave the new campus? After being there a while our opinions changed. New and steady friendships were made and traditions we were unsure of became more meaningful. Cratefulness surrounded us for the opportunity of' sharing some of the feelings of Newark State at the -place in which those feelings originated. Allegiances were divided between the old and the new. At the new campus, we took part in the Christmas party and the combined Saint Patrickis Day-Birthday party. Who do you know in this sorority? What do these letters mean? They look Creek to mel The teas, meeting the fraternity and sorority members, trying to decide whether or not to join, the hazing, singing in the Snack Bar, the dinners, taking our loyalty oaths-who can forget in that second year, the excitement, or disappointment, concerning sororities or fraternities! Q More friendships grew when we went, on a voluntary basis, for a week of outdoor experiences, to Stokes State Forest. The Lecture Series expanded and we heard the orations of Madame Pandit, Harri- son Salisbury, Harry Colden and Willy Ley. The emptiness of college was felt when the juniors and Seniors left for Practicum and Student Teaching. Their absence had its benefits: seats in the Snack Bar and Cafe- teria, the abundance of parking spaces in our overcrowded lot. And with it all came the realization that next year, we would be the ones-teaching. . HISTORY Somehow we managed to fulfill the academic requirements and move on to our Iunior year. With apprehension and excitement, we joined the ranks of upperclassmen. Our third year held great achievements. The first advance was the advent of the Leadership Conference. Held at the Schiff Reservation for the purpose of discussing campus problems and developing leaders, the conference proved to be a huge success. Another great step forward was the building of the Science Wing, giving us much of the extra space needed to accommodate the rapidly expanding college enrollment. The Reflector underwent great mental and physical strain. After much tension and verbal fisticuffs, the editors instituted the Independent-a new newspaper, a new title, a new editorial policy. Our speakers in the Lecture Series were William Douglas, Max Lerner, Martin Luther King and Margaret Webster. Birth of a Nation came to Newark State in our junior year and caused consider- able controversy. Before we realized it, our first semester ended with exams and the long-awaited Christmas vacation. When we left school in December, we wondered how we would return in March after the moot experience called Junior Practicum. Following our pre- view of teaching-to-come, we returned in March in good health, determined to be the best teachers N.S.C. had ever produced. Our Junior Prom was the climax of that year, bringing with it the laughter and tears of leaving the third year of school to become the Seniors of Newark State College. Our last year brou ht expansion. The physical school was changed by the exten- sion of the Cafeteria and Snack Bar. The relocation of the Book Store meant crowded conditions for several months, but the results were well worth waiting for. A new game room was built and perhaps the most significant occurance was the start of the dormitory, symbolizing our hopes for a campus college. We presented the Senior Show and Senior Court, both events of great importance to each of us. We were visited by a large group of foreign students who were studying at Columbia University. It was educational and exciting for the visitors and for those of us who met them. The Coronation Ball was held in December. The I.F.S.C. initiated a new tradition in college-the selection of the F raternity-Sorority Queen. Leaving for our Senior Teaching experience, we sadly acknowledged that when we returned in March we would have but a few short months left in our college career. Those months passed quickly. We tried to fill them with as much activity as possible. We were cognizant that soon we would be leaving a place that has brought us many friendships and fond memories. The Senior Prom, held at Braidburn Country Club, was the culmination of our social activities at N.S.C. Graduation brought us to the realization that another door of life was opening and we were entering. We shall now endeavor to provide the link between the tradition-filled past and the problem-laden future we challenge. Our vocation awaits, education is our tool. We will go forward-for we have before us a world to be born under our footsteps . . . T f :if vw ,Q .lx 4' Q if ' .J 55 G ,i I . 5 1 'S ! aa gi x . ' 1 5 31.1. '- 053353, ,,,,n , - M jg 41 X, MQW' Zlahljf ,st A . K 9:15 well G' 3 n. R 'Lu V ssc' ,-2. W1 RQ 5 'TQ' Q i- 5g fq K M C u-if Q: ja! L1J U . ' , , 1 ..,.. . agua! 4 ' C z ' Y Ig 4--. 4 xy .-1 Q UNDERCLASSNIEN Richard Reskow President Arthur Lundgren Vice President Barbara Lowe Corresponding Secretary joan Schwartz Recording Secretary Shirley Sacher Treasurer 1126 FIRST ROXV: E. Lvssin, Mg-islcr, D. Krouk, If. Rand, E. Elmrcnln-rg, 1, Vance, A. Powvrs, B. Nozick, li. Marshall, li. Slncvin. SECOND HOXY: li. lim-skmv, R. Sclmilk-r, D. Licks, P. Ca- pezza, C. Milla-r, H. Spincllu, J. Sclunin-nl, li. Martin, D. Crm-n,V ll. Schutc, K. Meeks. xx I Y, N 103 FIRST RONV: M. Rudo, L. Gaines, I. McBlain, L. DeStefano, C. Lukomy, M. Palmieri, M. Luvanco, A. Pizza, L. Miniscalchi, L. Mesenazos. SECOND ROW: P. DiCirolumo, P. Pietruszka, C. Plaskon, M. Polny, N. Hixson, J. Mc- Connell, A. Dc-Martino, E. Tatein, I. Schwartz, E. Asselmeyer, C. Brewer, J. McHear. ' 1.15 5 QM1 ' 5 .-a ,, 1 I 1A...,.!'f,.1,g, - - - EH?iZfgli?i4Zil3 l rflWlil'll3iF!flE'f'WIN?filVi5?'!l?i2Y1'iETfifiii A l Mfg., 'gsgg-pm, ,.a 1 :g,s.fi-Mi,-H A , 'L-1,1 F WW A - H,L,L'L,1p,,Li-1 :- WWA' A .. ,,-.,,1.,..,.... ,J .............A......... 'Q 4 . 5 FIRST ROXV: I. Valla, E. Ravo, N. Firetto, E. Cantly, E. Nero. R. Coldlinger, B. Gibson, B. Hreliowesilc, A. Marks, N. Kohl. SECOND HONY: S. Kopeelcy, A. llorun, D. Cristo, D. Novak, C. Bradley, P. Steinberg, Koss, I. Diviney, C. Cabriel, C. Marinelli, F. Alves, I. Valli, A. Grove. WNQQ4' FIRST RONV: E. Mehlc D. Donohue, M. Cerring L. Waxman, N. Haight M. Pettit, L. Pace, B. Za: jac, L. De Martino, D Hlavka. SECOND ROW L. Samurtin, M. Wash- ington, S. Luitala, M Maksimik, I. VVunner, R Morris, M. Monjnn, A Kierman, L. Miruglia, C Reilly, S. Osterstock, li. Petracco. ! I FIRST ROW: S. Stess, A. Ventola, L. DeChiaro, B. Teltser, L. Mandas, G. Smith, L. Saltzfnan, C. Nutter, S. Craziano, M. Lombardo. SECOND ROW: I. Hynes, I. Ricca, M. Sainz, I. Sulva, C. Mulligan, C. Stumpf, K. Walsh, T. Smohorjevskyj, D. Sugalski, S. Wimmer, NV. Holck. 106 CLASS DF ISE4 Cindy Blohm Corresponding Secretary FIRST ROXV: C. Cohen, M. Batten, H. Bordaslm, E. Bonaccorsa, A. Bossack. SECOND RONV: C. Brinarnen, N. Branin, P. Brady, A. Brodsky, H. Bopp. If Q., Richard Liebenow President Brenda Snell Vice President Helen Bordash Recording Secretary Judith Burst Treasurer 5 1 5 3 Y i MEL Pang rr 'n ....,. -fn-Q X . FIRST Row. E. Jajosky, B. Fischctti, C. Blohm, J. Cregus, K. Knecht, A. Corbo, E. Hoesel, Z. Kli- ger, I. Laico, C. jawo- rowski, C. Minasian, M. Haley, C. Kann. SEC- OND RONV: B. jankow- ski, L. Kemper, B. Kubo- vetz, S. Kurnick, M. Ko- sek, C. Krochmal, I Kumpf, T. Harrer, A Harmon, P. Savacool, M johnson, D. Lavenburg J. Kolyer, L. Lavin, J jorden. -llLLUUlliU.UlllLl . f -- v x 'ii X 'wf X 79 1 -4, . 'if..- 5 in.a.... FIRST ROYV: A. XVc-iss, K. XVighardt, I. Sluvin, F. YVright, R. Ross, I. Ziskand, R. Iarael, J. Batur, E, Wright. SECOND ROXV: J. Wilkes, R. Sauer, R. XX'att5, M. Zagier, Fm. Zyg- montowicz, J. Yertellis, R. Liebenow, S. XYiener, E. Schmelz. 1 f i IZ. S 1 S S FIRST ROXV: L. Schwartz, M. Szynu-Zak, P. Shunmila, I. Sturm, I. Irvglio, M. Stophanik, C Schrocck J. Sherman, C. Sha-fling, I. Vuglvr. SECOND RUNV: F. Scluumm, H. Sullivan, D SCilSSCfll,,c1. Schwarz, U. Scrio, P. Sfgltcr, M. Saxbutinu, K. LIIliL'l', N. Rosenthal, A. Stoll, Sall- ter, B. Seaman, R. Rumuge. 2975, Q Rx? , fjj. ,.. W: . , nf j Y ,,,., jaw -N ., .-I , ' ' ,..,.v. ., ,. M' - -- ,L -fvk.,:fi1,g?i--3..,....' . , t -' nrvnvf my W! J A .754 f . '. .f Ju mn, 7' 4-'f.,f..,.- mnuQ :u..'l f1f'i:1..zaM ' Av 4 'JIMHWEZZTIY1-'f'l5I'V'1'l!hL ffl F 1 FIRST BOXV: N. Buda, C. Befuno, A. Belfiore, A. Aquilina, I. Bc-rard. B. Amiuno. SECOND ROXV: E. Bloch, L. Altieri, P. Bacsenao, D. Bcneziamo, E. Apulinski, B. Bruker, C. Albrecht. FIRST ROXV: .L, Dvnmgm, Dc-IImry, F. Cin-alt-sf-, I.. Cilmlnk, If1I1uumIx. II. IDVTITILIII. I SECOND HOXY: P. Clnnicluk, J. DQ-II.1S.II11, C. III-lnmr, I.. Clark, M. D.u'ia-N, ll. Cmllvllu, L Ciambelli, P. Cole. I I I I I I I E lm' . '. Q1 : 13 V7 I KAL' Q2 'Fig 1' NY . : f A 612.1 1. ,f44...1xLig N-,q.,.,.1,q - 5 '..Q.-rg. sf- ' ' -5 '.. Aal-Wf' FIRST ROVV: M. Buono- core, L. Cappcl, A. Bren- ner, 1. Casale, J. Basso, E Barr. SECOND HOYV: G Barrett, L. Barth-tt, I Burst, E. Corcoran, M Costello, E. Cumpzmo. f f 9 X R .... Y ... ' K uf? 1 'th.D--ff -vw FIRST ROW I Smlsc ll D S1llJCl'l'DHl P. Restaino, C. Breyta J VN 1g,g,1ns 1 X rtrnzo lx Rrce B. Snell, R. Ro- senberg S Rostnbers, 'N I zngfr SLCOND ROXV: R. Sallea G Roth lx Ptffk C blmsel NIJ Starkman, I. Iozzl R Roasoxx Rutz NI Hudmon C. Reimer, F. FIRST ROXV: I. Lavey, I. Maynard, C. Lusso, P. Milano, L Lee, A. McDevitt, C. Mazzei, J. Mayer, L, Metcalf, L. Ludwig- sen. SECOND ROXY: R. Munn, T. Marks-wich, R. Lordi, N McGrath, B. Parken, I. Maull, M. Meneglmin, M. Mittricker, F Marzarella, C. Lovallo, V. Merlo. 'YV 1 3 FIRST ROXV: N. Scrinu, B. Rosenblatt, A. Nurkin, D. Burns, 1. Schatz, M. XVill, E. Paroly, NI. Vunfy, J. Trippodi. SECOND ROXV: S. XVorsky, j. NVildc-nhuin, A. NVa.skiw, C. Zaok, B. XYc41glvy, C. Yusclnak, P. Zboyun, E. Trucks, j. Tedesco, 1. Valentini, J. Stephens, E. Brody. 'QE ' D' ,, ,, 12 Q--f 'J' :M C1 Q fl' .' Q. 1-+' . ff. . W -'L 4. 4 A, g if N 3 -s ' it X f 23 S 2 , 3' rv .z!i,'z.-'N' I i x A 2'-.1 , , I J FIRST ROW: C. Kupecky, I. Mulonv, C. Miller, C. Krongold, C. Lombardo, L. Kraus, I. Le-alv, I. 1.01-wn-xltlml, L. Krchnuc-ek, K. Kisch. SECOND ROXV: B. Kc-ndrick, R. Lock, N. Kmlnwura, A. Fox, D. Krouse, P. Keshcncff, S. LuVcre, N. Litwuck, I. jason, F. Baldwin, J. Licldy, M. Kauncrmam. 00 44 'r 7 FIRST ROXY: I. Paskevicius, M. Quinn, B. Crcer, K. Quirk, I. Post. M. Nuyq-s, I, PI'lIC'lIIliL'ki, C. Priborkin, L. Polxim-Ili, S. Iillwrt, Y. Raspu. SECOND ROXY: fl. Il.1bcd4mk, lf. NlIflllJt'l'QCl', M. Porter. D. Niyiuluk, P. Xnturule, C. Rocher, L. Pusunko. B. Pgallulntc, C. Bmufy, J. Patc- man, D. Bates, E. Sn-hlaupitz, M. Poremba. P , ...re 'FW S 4- ,Q .J x ff' ' xg A '1 - r.-1 5 ,Yi 127 ,ax f TNA' , X XX in.. ' A f x '59- 1 5213 Alfred Einsiecller Richard Levine Diane MOHHCO Karen Ggldfarb Jghn Vme-110 Prcsirlenf Vice President Recording SeC1'eid1'y C01-respondmg Segretary Treasure,- CLASS DF IEEE FIRST HONV: E. McCarthy, C. Martino lf. Linkev, H. Liellt, S. Lewis, 1. Maison K. Lezuk, C. Lyon, J. Luinbarclu, P, Me- 7 has. SECOND ROW: T. AICQDOUIIQIII, B Miller, I. Mukutu, V. Kruvelienok, li. Ku- walleski, H. AIL'CllilK', D. Maztlielio, M Lincoln, B. Mindsiun, M. Merwin, K. Mc- Cole, R. Love, Fi. Levine, A. Koh-k. V 6 . '15, .ill 2 A FIRST ROXV: B. Dulaney, K. Zizza, A. Flaco, R. Cunfurti, A. Freund, C. C1-Je-. Bradshaw, B. CiCCOn6, H. Fuss, B. Dick. SECOND BOXV: I.. Duffy, H. Cwiuknlu, B. flulitzvr, A. Cam!- man, C. Brooks, V. Fear, I. Dowdell, T. XVcrncr, V. VVc-mkcrlm, J. Bqlnr, P. Diffurn-in, j. Fazlvk, O. Ebner, A. Einsiedler. pe XJ , 5: 1.5 4 Z l y N My '44-1 'k T FIRST ROW: D. Seiler, M. Scrimmager, M. Se- dita, S. Silpe, P. Sherwen, S. Sherman, M. Shapan- ka, M. Stepanski, I. Lind- say, C. Sisto. SECOND ROW: D. Rowlands, P. Spillane, I. Seller, C. Reddington, P. Rendine, M. Stein, J. Cicalese, P. Alvino, B. Renart, J. Spector, A. Silverman, J. Sica. dll!! 'iw-4- J 7 I FIRST ROXV: D. Qucrqucs, I. Iuma, Rulwrtn, Swtt, I-. Mvrc-iiru, I. M.uImr. F. Rllxv I.. Rizzo, B. RI.lI'tlll'AlIltI, M. Sxmnwn. SECOND IIOXY: S. SL'IlIl.lI'it,'IlIH'I'l, M. S.u'.nL1v, If. Pucker, S. HAIIILILIZZLI, CI. Cuilur, B. Rubin, D. Saxituru, M. Ilubwrtwii, Y. I'rixn.unuu-, 'lf lk-V nolds, PL-rkins, M. Nombcrg. I FIRST ROXY: C. Price. M. Nuvcr. If. Nusbaunl, I. SUIWI, M. Perm-im, M. Pinto, I.. Riclmrnls, M. Petcilcsky, M. Pctcrwn, B. Pccnm. SECOND IIOXY: II. SucIuwxki, S. Ri-illy, tl. Iluszkuuski, P. Sampbou, J. Ohlanot, Ii. Rainvillc, R. Erlmrdt, 5. Pines, M. Mulmn, M. O'Keefc, H. Novak, C. Pringle. I Ip 'il sr V Of J jn- f41fTP:5 .. .NX ' ' Y . ' -all A T1 1 'CJ' FIRST ROW: M. Arons, P. Arace, D. Andrews, M Cundit, C. Apgan, Ml Aroneo, M. Caruso, D Albrecht, M. Breit, R Bertino. SECOND ROW L. Boragine, C. Autenl rieth, A. Bartell, M. Ba- vosu, R. Adams, D Briggs, N. Bottita, H Benjamin, E. Bechtle, R Arzt, L. Brask, V. An- dreski. W In . 'CQ f FIRST ROW: C. Kielb, I. Lariccizl, P. Keller, S. Lasalvia I. Leone, D. Margolis, T. Marino, M. Kramer, C. Cural C. Lewell. SECOND RONV: E. Heibisch, C. Kurtzer, L Lewis, M. Kurland, A. Levy, M. Laracy, K. Kelsey, L Kolton, P. Keeshan, A. Kordulak, B. Koekelmann, B. Ken- nedy, G. Kunka. 9? ,ff ji 3 ..-- A ' ,. Aa X -W' r , .44 f rin i, . 'W' FIRST ROW: E. Malanga, D. Pavlak, N. Denzer, P. Partelow, M. Fava, D. Parrillo, C. Otto, D. Meistrich, L. Korostil, I. Merlo, P. Lupo. SECOND ROVV: D. Moore, D. O'Reilly, P. Mur- phy, C. Flatley, F. Mersitz, I. Pierce, C. Oswald, E. Moskowitz, M. Petrovick, D. Monaco, R. Melvin, A. Amodio, M. Pearson. 1 I' ' ..,,TsN ....i.. 51 4 ,pf P cf, K if ,L 1, If I - K N ,- C7 49 7 F Q i. i A i il ll 11 1 'l ,, ? 1 E ii 1 r I I , f 1 I .I L 122. dhr is FIRST ROVV: I. Levine, M. Kastner, L. Kane, K. Kumpf, M. Katz, A. Landow, D. Langley, D. Hanson, M. Culussu, N. Kass, D. Ilirnyk, SECOND RONV: R. Cilligam, E. Levine, E. Crippi, K. Hartmann, C. Dunelewicz, B. Kun-up, E, O,Dunneli, J. Kaminsky, I. Hamstra, P. Kroeger, E. Kalter, E. Keating, D. Iiugens. X x. ,4t U'-We -, 1' 'i FAX ' . X Aw 4' ' , ' ' 'JK' 7 '14 ' 4 x , ,.,'s'xi ' 'V fiifg., Q . f fy i ' ' U: 'A 1 fr, .,- 1 . , .-ff M QQ- -iq: f . K . jaw.-, K I 1 T ' f T A U 1' : -I- 'fiiif Z 'PK 3 X FIRST ROXV: B. Greene, If. Fitzximmons, S. Satsky, L. Greenberg, D. Cn-enfgu'b, I.. Heiman, K. Coldfarb, Y. Ilofacker, SI. Fidel, E. Esposito. SECOND BONY: I. Ilmgmue, I. Iicyl, NI. Curchak, A. Curduk, I. Cruf, P. Greeley, A. Gunther, B. C.1im-5, G. Ilutehirmm, 5. Culdute, J. Crickowbki, B. Colaki. f' 1 JT! 1 A' x f ' l U -jr af- X 4 K J -,-gg' kj, an 7 ' YL. li, L- . f H ee 5 T 535 r W ' f I' 1 ? . , j If A ' I .gen -e,,,,,, ,Ag , ,A hgppgf i '- W ' . 1' yxw 5' g T .gysif K 1' ' 7 il , 4 ,r . , .I 1. . grain .K Q X. V .. - ' A: l :-lf? I' A ' U H -gf Ykcl i' 1.3: it fs' 1, a . g jf' xl - .may- lif- .. . ,, if . ,B , ,si-4 1 2 1 ,gyvv Xf ..'. ' I 1 1 , H , ., . f : 'wr' .Q ' 1 P f . ,- 4 ' : , . , I I' I Y ' I. t 2 - 'Pfw 'Vs ak- u. FIRST ROVV: B Strluss I Qutton E Tmdcsco R Altman I Slmone E Stromfc-ld P Stumpf M Suppa,j.SL1pLr C Vllt'IltL Sl COIND HONV C, 'Iyson H lreger Xxtwllo P Skar zymlu C.Skokn1 J h1lI'lIlg,t'I' II bnnzdx 5 bluwlk C Sffdllgld I bltgk V Joy I foma sellx D. Williams 1 Q 4 It can be said that the college years of a person's life are among the happiest. This is most often true because of the many invaluable friendships that We make, the carefree hours that We spend and the enjoyment of being and working with others who share common goals. The following photographs depict the phases of college life that have meant much to each of us. 12 X .Y v -'Y K n R 45 X1 2 .,, X , .. . X 'rf xXx x Xxx ff Y X X ,,-, 1 J ,,.,-4' wir v x ' .rrirr-cg T ' 5 ,J 1 f h lx.w... ...- bg Nqthv , V ' '.'. E. ,Q - ,4 x . , ,fs ...N ,--.-. i -.,-g-JJ .Ji .--n 4 1 I J I a E I I xi if I V I V I .43 QW E L2 2 I 1-22 Y f, ff.: ,M 1 ,, -4- .ur -' hz' ',, 'f f 1,3 ' .vw ll 4'A'f,'3fr':' IAF' V If N' 1 vii -14 Q -. 1 E 4 .Q . , ...unw- '-Q 12? Q A 2 Q-'55 ,15 iff? J ,af is , ' 2356 ,kv '31 fkf- - wi A : ' K ' I i r ,-41' f9f '.'Z,2s ' .af ,af if -Y- .S,-ralvv-Qiv' .Y 'L An., .A ' if'-.' fl - Le ', b dx N.. ' nf' u:A-If L93 WN .. ,..,-eff f ' fF'f'i .4niH -.. f V-:sf 34 1 . 'Mar ' var! ' .' 'Y' ' -A I ndggfxnyfru br K ,1'K. .A 'UI- Wfngfrw' ' 3352 H-5 ' 'PLfM .'s - . ..,. s' - . 94. qv Tjf' ,A ? rF F:':'? .,-, 15827 N95 Jigga. 'N pqgx H4 -od CS CA. 1 P' . w' 'Y Ju3pd.L4..4...xa4.-:L 1 .li, N , E.-d,,,f kg., 54, -. I J, In . Y. MM .OC -v r-was-of I A .fn . il' ...fn 'E 5315 4 , S 4 Z ,H A 'E--E.: -fm' gf 1 gxvf, - ' EESE?wifg, ' mfjfarf' V V Q .w. FQ w fwfr' W 1 1 If f n 'x ni A -.. QQ - f 1. Ffwg, L l 2, If .- L 'ki I' ACTIVITIES -I -L L35 .. A .vids- 1 . JOE SANTANELLO President The Executive Committee is the group whose task it is to guide the actions of the Stu- dent Council. Its membership consists of the four class presi- dents, the Student Council of- ficers and two faculty advisors. LEFT TO RICIIT: S. Ferrara, D. Pe- cina, lt. Lit-bcnow, I. Santanello, C Giordano, R. Conway, A. liiuscidler. NOT PICTUHISD: ll. Rt-skow, A. Dc- Martino, P. Kosck. 1.38 1 STUDENT DUNCIL Chosen by the students to lead and direct them, the Student Council functions as a vital link between the administration and students. As a governing body the Student Council is responsible for the execution of certain duties. Included among them are the dis- bursement of funds to the various student organizations, the appointment of commit- tees working for the benefit of the college, the reporting and promoting of council activities and, most important, the ultimate satisfaction of the student body. EXECUTIVE CDIVIIVIITTEE 1 pf I, NTL, W.-P f' L s . I .ff . V ' -ff ,- u- '-pr ,'v N V X ' l X' . Y ' ROBERT CONXVAY SAUNDRA FERRAR.-X Vifc'-Prosiclcrzt Trczlszzrcr T27 , w 2 ANGELA DQMARTINO Secretary fri PEGGY KOSICK GRACE CIQRDAANQ A.s'si,s'tant Treasurer A.s.s-istant Secretary SEATED: D. Coppola, I. Hynes, A. Wright A. Powers, H. Lamm, I. Goodwin, J. Davis F. Pecunia, A. Wyckoff, M. Drury, P. Ippo: lito, R. Conway, I. Santanello, President, A DeMartino, M. Kosek, C. Giordano, S. Coo- per, E. Maher, R. Litowchalc, M. Davies, B Fischetti, J. Edmonds, Dean Whiteman, Ad- visor, C. Donnelly, M. Lombardo, C. Koch STANDING: D. Reilly, R. Lock, C. Lupo R. Hoffman, B. Loffredo, J. Haney, K. Car- bus, R. Foley, S. Kopecky, R. Liebenow, A. Einsiedler, E. Martin, Miss Davison, Ad' visor, L. Samartin, D. Licks, I. Colombo, D. Pecina. Student Council Representatives '51 ,..'i49' .-gt Q. -ig ' - 7 ,-- ak s ', ,-if gl' gg., QM 1. ef ,, rl: 'f if 31' ,111 ' Tl-W - CCLLEGE CENTER BOARD For all activities that take place in the College Center, the responsibility rests with the College Center Board. The Board has presented bridge lessons, Frosh seminars, musical presentations and lectures that have helped to broaden the scope of those attending. SEATED: P. Ippolito. D. Pe- cina, M. Davies, Dr. Arnold, Dr. Dorsey, Cooper, Mr. Marder, E. Asselmeyer, R. Conway, E. Martin, Mrs. Parsons, I. Kumpf. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Howe, I. Hynes, J. Santanello, V. Ki- ceniuk. This organization is the policy-making board for the administration of the auxil- iary enterprises of the Col- lege Center. They are im- mediately concerned with the functioning of the book and supply store and the College Center Snack Bar. STUDENT FACULTY CC-CP 415 SEATED: D. Pecina, Dr. Ar- nold, Mr. Marder, R. Con- way, Mrs. Parsons, I. San- tanello. 3 Visitors from other colleges and universities, high school F.T.A. groups, and newly ar- rived Freshmen are cordially received and conducted around the campus by the members of the Guides Club. The Big - Sister - Brother program, sponsored by the Guides, has helped the incom- ing Freshmen get better ac- quainted with their new sur- roundings. 5 ,, , it .- ' it -r,-mfg.-'f-Frm , if-f 4 A .- . ,. ff- flrftlcf. '. , SEATED: M. Maher, K. Garbus, I. Burst, A. Ray- mond, C. Hatter, 1. Swift. STANDING: R. Litowchak, I. Kumpf, B. Dunkel, Dr. I. Richardson, Faculty Advisor, W. Amsden, S. Kopecky, D. Licks. NOT PICTURED: Dr. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Kel- land. The Traditions and Pro- cedures Committee has been formed to coordinate, oversee and promote tradi- tional activities and proj- ects on campus. They have undertaken the responsibil- ity of developing a rich tra- ditional college heritage. FIRST ROW: I. Burst, Corresponding Secretary, M. Genova, Recording Secretary, P. Pietruszka, President, B. Becker, Vice-President, G. Ciallello, Treasurer. 142 FIRST ROW: P. Gaynor, Treasurer, G. Cial- lello, President, I. Laico, Vice-Presidentg M. Genova, Secretary. XVe are constantly complimented on the beauty of our college. The group that has en- hanced that beauty is the Campus Commit- tee. Trees, plants and other shrubbery have been planted and cared for under the expert green thumbers of this organization. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Grebe, R. Loeb, K. Meeks, Chairman, D. Lavenburg, L. Clark. f W It is the function of this group to serve at the junior Tea, to plan all-college dances and the annual Christmas Party. In carrying through these activities, they receive cooperation from other members of the student body. FIRST ROVV: K. Barish, Corresponding Secretary, M. Kress, Recording Secretaryg 1. Silverman, Treasurer, C. Grebe, Publicity Chairman, E. Boller, Vice-Presi- dent, C. Judson, President. The Communications Committee is primarily interested in improving corre- spondence on campus. They are con- cerned with the appearance of the bulle- tin boards and the effective use of the mailboxes. 143 5 I 'v 1 ? 1 i li L i r I n ll 1 1 1 Wi 1 VVAPALANNE CLUB i l l The Wapalanne Club was organized to suit the needs of those students wishing I to get out in the open and live close to l naturef, Many weekends are spent out of l doors, hiking, skating and camping. Visits to Stokes State Forest provide oppor- p tunities for the group to get Hrst-hand ex- perience in the ways of outdoor living. l l r V I 4 E i , I r 1 Q 3 tr X' f , Y' l U xi -,' .lg - ' Y I I u 'D' ' 'T ' 'iff' 'f 1, .... , ,, , 'I+ M - 5-3'n , 'z I . .Wk ,,,.,, 53.3.2 -- ....... ,.G2.':E. ..'E'E-523-,ng 2 - LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Becker, Corresponding Secretaryg D. Crycock, Recording Secretaryg VV. Downey, Presidcntg D. Cucuzella, Treasurer. s' jf, I lla Ml rd l 1 r., w 4 V w L - -.- 4111 f'f :-.ggvyfs - , ,NJN ,,,, ,L Wm' The Collegiate Council for the United Nations is a group whose goals are to present, discuss and try to solve in mock sessions some of the problems confronting the United Nations. Model Security Councils and General Assemblies are some of the methods this club uses to debate these issues. , ,W C ,, .Z i Q .-pf xx eh , WH . ' f ' .V ' f . I ,sn fir r ! if FIRST ROW: K. Meeks, Secretaryg I. Hoydich, Treasure-rg J. Haney, Presidentg R. Lobe, His torian, SECOND ROW: I. Could, D. Cucu zella, j. Hynes, C. Zotta, S. Kopecky, J. Rob ertson, M. Metzger, B. Zliceski. lUlNl I-13 Sb 'L .-. ret.-Sm ' 2 NDRIVIS THEATRE GUILD All teachers are actors, and what better way to practice but in the Norms. Two subgroups are included in this organization: the Norms Touring Group and the Mental Health Play Croup. Major productions are enacted each year and all agree this is a four star enterprise. IVIENTAL HEALTH GROUP FIRST ROXV, lt-ft to right: Mrs. Z. Fry, aclvisorg C. Catanzaro. D. Donohue, M. Mahan, M. Lolxlell. SECOND ROXV: ll. Mclicntlry, D. llagcns, bl. XVilson, M. Katz, Sacher. ,. - lvl-:V-J- FIRST ROW: B. Parken, J. Burst, S. Sacher, Presi- dentg M. Lobdell, B Weagley, B. Cohen, D Barr. SECOND ROW: I jackson, C. Kowalski, S. Weisbrot, M. Katz, B. Snell, D. Albrecht, M. Noyes, B. Renart. THIRD ROW: D. Reilly, E. Hei- bisch, I. Surman, R. Lit- owchak. CL7 - ., . Q I 1 IVIDDERN DANCE CLUB This group offers its members the opportunity of dancing and interpreting rhythms from classic-al to rock 'n' roll. Dance presentations are given enabling the students of N.S.C. to see the work that this group is doing. g.s5,.:,:,, 4 I 3 3 147 1 S' .J vy, 7' U 1 I 1 1 4 a.-Us AT PIANO: M. Heagney. LEFT TO RICHT: C. Brewer, A. Waskiw, J. Swift, A. Lepree, A. Raymond, President. STANDINC: Mrs. Coston. Advisor, B. Parken, A. Eisenberg, P. Hunt, I. VVeston, L. Metcalf, S. Kelly, S. Fischel, M. Regan, K. Carbus, C. Wallden, E. Asselmeyer, M. Costello, M. Levy. IVIADRIGALS The Newark State Madrigal Singers is a vocal group coni- prised of womenys voices. This newly fonned organization specializes in choral music, hoth religious and secular, of the Renaissance and Baroque periods. During the past year they have presented A Cere- inony of Carolsv hy Benjamin Britten and participated in Laetatus Suinv by Prepora. 148 .--i.A -, -.K 1. ' lf-1-.Y-.,. u 4 1 r r 'I l 1 i l li 231 'I IV W . . , . .' , , ,,--an ' - .dh . - L. .1 ' l7'.:4g:x, ,-+ftf,.f ' 'ff-' Q, ' '. - +53 3-afeiff v2-sn . - Y if 'v s , 8 .I ,F , gh, It . -f 4 . W. - T if .f ' G ik. v 946 ' -' ' f 9, . if i ,K 'Q ni, '.g' Yi- V fi ff' .. uf p w , A F 'er 1- ' gvkf :PI V Aj- ,v,. f A31 - I .. V nlgltj' 114:-1 '-' l V Y Y Q il L -F R ,iq Q... -- 5 , 5, C I-4.1 .ff s. Q 'N ' '. if .. ' T- fl T f ,vw 9. t it A+ W all 'rw v :- :H11 iv A is T A .1 Y X ' f ' ' X -A fv f 12:72 K '. .4 if ep J! 'if-1. if x K Newark bln l'lI'l.ow's NECA . h u HI-LDVV'S If music he the food of love. sing on. sing on. sing on . . XVhat could be more enjoyable than listening to the Hi-Lows sing? This group, composed of thirty male and female voices, is well know for traveling throughout the State entertaining with songs from IBaeh to Broadway. AT PIANO: Mr. Platt. Advisor. FIRST RONY: A. Stadlin, E. Schmelz, A. Fisher, A. Fischer B. Hoffman, D. Pea-ina, B. Laws, J. Kumpf, B. Weber. SECOND RONY: E, Perkins, L. Pol- lack, P. Bertino, L. Meseuazos, J. Stephens, 1. jackson, A. XVaskiw, C. Smith, B. Snell, P Ashfield, S. Stess, C. Sherling, Bl. Levy, I. Swift, E. Cantly, C. Cleveland, J. XYoodham. A 4 , s THE NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION t! 4 Q, M M33 gl A lla 1 'if' T' ,ftxfx ?!i I X Al JW gs LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Litowehak, A. Lello, I. Santanello, R Conway S Cooper, P. Ippolito. The National Student Association is an organization developed to enlighten N.S.C. students in the field of international affairs. This group has done much to make our Col- lege aware of the many facets of world re- lations by bringing to us lectures, discus- sions and foreign students. The main ob- jective of NSA is to develop within each student an interest in the World through growth and enlightenment. A 1 rc it ,filth - X A LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE The second annual Leadership Conference met at the Schiff Scout Reservation in Mend- ham, New Jersey. This conference was de- signed to acquaint students with some of the problems in school and some of the methods of solving these problems. Through this con- ference much enthusiasm and concern were developed and many helpful goals were set for the future of N.S.C. f . . l I j 'Santa 1 W , .. . lun!-u....l .,-.e.Q:ne. ..:.- -- FIRST ROW: Miss Davison R. Reskow, I. Hynes, L. Pol- lack, I. Haney, A. Griffith E. Sjonell, S. Kopecky, D Licks, F. Alves, C. Iudson D. Pecina, P. Pietruszka Miss Shephardson, Miss Nor- walk. SECOND P-OW: I Santanello, S. Sacher, G. Am- atrudi, S. Fischel, G. Ciallel- la, C. Brewer, A. DeMartino E. Gantly, M. Levy, A. Lel- lo, M. Loboda. tr- LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Pollack, I. Hynes, D. Pecinn, Miss Davison. 151 :Tl .U 1 v i I 5 l I i 5 ,I by I ui Pho' i 1? b ! ALETHIAN CLUB The Alethian Club is designed to familiarize Protestant students with the various Protestant sects. Although this club spends most of its time discussing religious matters, it is also an active social group. FIELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS dent, Star of David Clubg C. Brewer President, Alethian Clubg E. Cantly President, Newman Club. I I I L W . 1 1, 'fl ,l I il E li I l F1 l FIRST ROVV: C. NVallden, Publicity Cbairmang C. Brewer, Pres- ,3 idcntg ll. Codlcski, Treasurcrg j. VV1-ston, Sccretaryg C. Zimmer- l mann, Vice-President. ' it 152 l 4 3, .li . fx'--T E 31 X vw It OFFICERS: E. Cantly, Pres identg I. Masterson, Vice President, V Butler, Treas- urerg J. Drobinski, Corre sponding Secretary: J. Terri- en, Recording Secretary. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Nur- kin, Presidentg E. Brody, Vice-Presidentg B. Rosen- blatt, Secretaryg N. Litwak, Treasurer. fK'x ' Wt ,l The Newman Club is a nationally affiliated group of Catholic students. Debates, discussions and lectures formulate a good portion of the clubs activity, while charity work encompasses the rest. NEVVIVIAN CLUB STAR DF DAVID CLUB A newly organized group, the Star of David Club has been developed to meet the needs of the jewish students at N.S.C. This club combines the religious and social aspects of college life as well as the intellectual develop- ment of the individual. las :lu . .ft . s 2 1 M' Zim 'YW af ,il . ,, 4 gf r . 1 it-:. - gf gzgzffa? In order to he a good teacher, one must never cease to learn. This apt phrase can he directed toward the aims and ohjectives of the Association for Childhood Education and the Student New jersey Education Association. It is the purpose of this organization to en- lighten its memhers hy keeping them aware of the newest materials, procedures and develop- ments in the educational field. AICIEI 1 SINIJIEIA LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Foley, Vice-Presidentg D. Arden, Execu- tive Committeeg C. Smolinski, Trcasurerg Miss Eckhart, Faculty Advisorg M. Metzger, Executive Committeeg K. Barish, Corre- sponding Secretaryg J. Haney, President. ALPHA PHI DIVIEGA The Newark State Chap- ter of A.P.O., whose mem- bership is eligible to college men who have been asso- ciated at some time in their lives with the Boy Scouts of America, was organized in 1959. This group has been working toward sig- nificant changes to benefit the student body. FIRST ROVV: I. Huppert, V. Rubrecht, R. Codleski, I. Haney, B. Calitzer, R. Bautsch. SECOND ROXV: 1. Al- brecht, A. Horun, A. Zusman, R. Prager, R. Laws, I. Kolyer, F. Schumm. RENATA The Renata Club was organized in 1959 for students over 25. Their purpose is to discuss and participate in student affairs, to share in other related interests for the benefit of members and the college. Their major project for 1961-62 was Books for Asiansf, a campaign to provide books for Asian students. 63' G? H .. 1 489' NJ 3 17 FZ. FIRST ROW: M. Ferrazzara, E. Butler, D. VVeitzman, Presidentg N. jackson. SECOND ROXV: J. Seaman, L. Laing, B. Kaplan, S. Feldman, D. Welle, E. Madsen. 155 SEATED: E. Shevin, B. Gold, A. Eisenberg, I. Mt-Blain, S. Koss, L. Meklune, C. Roth, I. Parel- li, I. XVright, j. Terrien, A. Lagattuta, Dr. H. Garb, Advisor, A. Griffith, President, K. Garbus M. Heagney, I. Davis, D. NVeitzman, E. Madsen, Ii. Butler, L. Laing, C. Smolenski, NV. Burke B. Bergmann, C. Bauer, C. Heimlich, L. Most-nazos. STANDING: R. Goldfinger, B. Silberi man, C. Pfeiffer, M. Cillule, E. Galinis, B. Brown, F. Conte, C. Kiehline, M. Resnick, N. Kohl C. Denny, A. Callegher, ll. Mt-Kendry, I. lluppert, C. NVeber, XV. Conroy, I. Foulks, M. Cyre, A. Gasewind, j. Stoddart, G. Adams, M. Hammond, M. DePaseale, I. VVeston, M. Ferrazzara, N. We-yrick, L. Minisealchi, D. Simpson, D. Almasy, P. Goll, S. Feldman. 1- - Y .-. . ., ,-- . . ,,,.-,...,. , J 1 ' W al-laik -1' f ' zmf' wwf aw -fqffw 19 ' Vw.-,. , 'I' ,Mvwnvw-v-F b- 1 --'gy-' Q'-0.-.--.W . ,.. . ! r ,ni 5 KAPPA DELTA Pl Kappa Delta Pi, an honor society in education, is repre- sented at our college hy Delta Rho Chapter. The purpose of the organization is to encourage the highest level of intellectual and personal achievement in its members and associates. 6 'rwvawg if-Q. ' .-ff a 41 ll .Q 1 . N5 ,mat .Ugg 5.1 'Y . Jr, .Q- ggi' ,321 :fs azxmfafvf? I t v sw ' 'Ma 'QS ! .v- . ' Qr: Y 1 nz. , ...Ai 1 ,,- -v V -In A Lg: il ff A.:-N7 . Q .r Irv 3:1351 41.5 Jn! ,ga J'-rf G 7 721.352 ll ,zffifi ... sh. sums r .'w'.',,3 . . ,Q Sy A ,-Q.,-5? ifftf. A' 't..m NM, m.',:s.Q fM. ',4' :si 'Ze Q. K Nl! Y . 'xc' in X 4 il 704'-1 In 1.- wf:?mi'?1', V .sf .3 'J I LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Davis Cux'11-spolmclinlg Scum-turyg R clLll'bllS, lk-cuulillg Sccrctary Dr. H. Curb, :xLlYiNUI'Q A Griffith. Pu-xinlclltg A. L11g.mt tllfll, XviL'L'-PI'CSiLIL'lltL KI llcugm-y, 'l'r1-gmxrur. fi visor, D. Pecina, Vice-President, B Summers, President, T. Haarlander l1I'6I'. T? C7 58? Il Fl Sl cl The Inter-Fraternity-Sorority-Council is the governing body of all fraternities and sororities on campus. This year many innovations have come to the council, including the Coronation Ball and the crowning of the I.F.S.C. Queen. Representatives from every fraternity and sorority in school attend bi-monthly meetings to discuss and solve matters of importance to the groups. 158 LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Buontem io, I. Swift, Mr. Marder, Advisor, C. Donnelly, P. O'Donnell, M. NVitherc-ll, V. Butler, A. Mairlts, j. Bowers, J. Latham, K. Meeks, T. Haarlander, B. Sum- mers, President, D. Pet-inn, L. Pollack, T. Weiss, M. Palmieri, E. DeCeorgio, E. Lipman, E. Martin, M. Regan, L. Mescnazos, A. Vcntola, M. Lavanco, D. Coppola, F. Adam. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Marder, Ad- Recording Secretaryg L. Pollack, Cor- responding Secretary, K. Meeks, Treas- ',,-v Queen and her court LEFT TO RIGHT: Bev Horn, Peggy Finck, XVedu Gilmore. 59 ,.,,.V.,3. 2 lfwfff 'G A' x-Q., f PAK fu J 'K 75C.:'4..4y,5. A A fsiqpx . , pox 1:11 PEGGY FINGK I.F.S.C. Quccn Y-7 FIRST ROW: V. Blum, A. Wilson, R. Shepherd, A. Stecki, President P. Finck, M. DiSanto. SECOND ROW: A. Stoll, M. Johnson, E. Bed- nar, 1. Wildenhain, B. Nelligan, F. Mueller, L. Metcalf, R. Maglio, I Miller, A. Potts, C. Roth, L. jackson. THIRD ROW: B. Reed, E Chambers, J. Wanner, M. Oliveira, E. Tatem, J. Bush, Mrs. Wendt Advisor, K. C-arbus, D. Arden, I. Mackey, C. Braxton, M. Hall, E Wright, M. Witherell. A ' A if P' 13554 f A gill fx if 2 'ff ye, H . Q V f. ,A .. . ,, . ,i ALPHA THETA Pl - I Alpha Theta Pi is one of the oldest sororities on campus. Its func- tions are both service and social. They assist orphanages in the area with donations and other gratuitous services. Alpha Theta Pi is also a social sorority, with some of its annual events being theater parties, sport activities and other activities to promote utogetliernessf' This year its plans include a winter weekend at a skiing lodge. ' is l.s. ' 1'-f :Qi 3 I X FIRST ROXV: C. Adams, A. McCole, K. Sorensen, P. DiCirolamo. SECOND ROVV: N. Tor- nambe, C. Iuliano, T. llogenmuller, j. Vat-h, C. Lakomy, M. Palmieri, M. Pettit, L. DeStefano, C. Lombardo, E. Defleorgio, M. Lilova. THIRD HOXV: B. jaquith, A. XVQ-iss, I. DeNoia, B. Horn, A. XVolsky, P. Dolinich, K. Knee-ht, C. Nutter, B. ML-Mullen, A. Iannelli, C. Minasian, C. Michaels, J. Marinaro, D. Beneziano, A. Casewind. NOT PICTUHED: M. Farina, President. Born in the spring of '59 jj, Eleven girls at that time. 7 -roday we number 32, Alas, I think, welve gained a few. Developing with our college new Ever faithful, ever true. , Lending services to college and community I eachers who work cooperatively Aiming toward good citizenship qualities. creeds and races matter not. H onor and respect for one another. Ideals and goals fulfilled by working together. 161 fl I I it 'E Y Chi Delta is the most recently formed sorority on lr ' campus. It has increased its rnernliersliip from 8 ori- : ginal girls to the pre-sc-nt 35 girl organization. l The sorority participates in charity and social I work. These functions lielp the two basic premises i of the group-to ofler its services to needy organiza- i tions and to instill lasting friendships among its 5 members, I 1 . I A rl Q CHI DELTA , l IIlS'l' RUNV: B. Brown, C. Kicliline, M. Crycock, Presitlentg A. Marks. SECOND ROYV: C. Pytf-ll, D. Cucuuclla, ll. liortlasli, l'. Creengrove, M, Elmy, li. Iionaccorso, A. Belfiore, If XValling, j. xvllllilllly lf. Clalinis, tl. Basso. THIRD HOXV: M. Cotroneo, P. Kesllern-ff, D ilrycock, K. Quirk, S. lfllnwt, D. Crt-er, P. Gaynor, l,. Dcnman, Burst, Coultl, M. Dough- , erty, M. Batten, Karuick, ll. lickricli, C. Frank, B. Becker. l l lui g ff in if '7i 77f' ' 4 ' I ff' - ' ff , l jf Y 'ig af wr .cw-i5e,z11gf.1g A if . 'f .4 ,, 9 -fy, r f ' 1 1 4' 2. 'rr Um: 1 'fs P 75- -' ,ggi W f, if it 'wit W2--v'--if 'W rfs+'f.?'kff11m2?Hf-1' - -- wrt-'ff X ,- Mae. :mg it t Y 995611 A 'ivfli new .' 1 s : 3l'79M5f '5 Xfia' M: -' .N wwf! Q r .:.4::.A'E3'i?fifwv'-i gp f, ,,mEI.'f ,- .W V ,-,pp v Y. ,MQ fn , ,, In , l ft l H'W-4iM1Wr3?dx8E. . fr Q-. awww- axe 2- ze gf . V . 1 lui Kr mv 1 ! 7 .VNQJ i I l . l l l I. .i Ji l v , V l l 1 I Q y . l li i I l . 1 L . F 1 . l i . 1 Q 162 l L We've had charity drives, Picnics and socials with guys. We planned Motheris Night during May Q And we helped make the Carnival pay. 1: We made hospital toys I AW. av .3 a WVhile Graycee improved our poise. ' Our mothers never told us ..- L-RA 4-9 -4- Of Delta Sigma Pi Loyalty to one another And friendship til we die. Though paths may separate us, pl VVe'll remember things we've done Service to N.S.C. Unforgettable times of fun. FIRST ROVV: I. Davis, J. XVolk, N. VVeyric-k, S. Fischel, Presidentg B, Riecler, J. Lorah, R. Bleckner, E. Lipman. SECOND ROXV: XV. Burke, C. Priborkin, B. Rose-nblatt, J Silverman, S. Ottenstein, M. Eisenberg, K. Zimmermann, R. Pintozzi, C. NVorby, D Almasy, V. Kieeniuk, C. Rieman. THIRD ROW: M. Zagier, A. Harmon, V. Horvath K. Barish, E. Ravo, J. Humanick, J, NVright, H. Hirschfeld, S. XVallin, P. Steinberg, P Zakrzeski, P. Bertino, S. Gerber. 1 . W During the year 1961-62, there were forty-five active members of Kappa Epsilon Sorority at Newark State, plus an alumni chapter. The purposes of Kappa Epsilon are to encourage friendship among students, complement college lite hy participating in academic and social activities and contribute service to charitable organizations outside of college. Kappa Epsilon included in its yearly events a long list of diversified activities, cake sales, hayrides and Christmas caroling for local hospitals. KAPPA EPSILDN FIRST RONV: M. Cyre, President, C. Butler, A. Yvyclcoff, Tracey. SECOND ROVV: B. Ilrehowesik, NV. Gilmore, C. Davenport, N. Hix- son, B. jones, B. Celcius, C. Mant, I. Vance, L. Lee, P. NVQ-lsh, R. Ct-race, E. Paroly, L. Krchnacek, S. Kelly, C, De Rugiero. THIRD BOW: A. Stillger, I. Major, K. Pawlikowski, I. Stamer, M. Lohoda, N. Kohl, M. Washington, D. Flanagan, I. VVeston, C. Dougherty, I. Stod- dart, C. YVallden, A. NVright, E. Cantly, F. NVright, I. Herman, L. Ciordano, M. Bowles, B. Haring. . , .wk , inf'-s r5.' . '?2 :lui A U .0- E:: :!?.vxf- - l1.,2'W'l. .Ay '-fwftdnn. IV f f ' Z' nwlilwifa-is wiiiix E- 14 'SUITE 'S! gl FIRST ROXV: P. Pietruszka, K, Meeks, D. Rieth, T. Cega, N, Branin. SECOND ROXV: I. Masterson, I. Stasi, P. Cupezza, D. Licks, President: H. Foley, V. Mirandi, I. Bowers, I. Tartis. THIRD ROXV: R. Domhrowski, R. Prager, S. Wiener, T. Krulikowski, E. jajoslcy, R. Morris, R. Spinella, 'lf Reilly, XV. Dow- ney, L. Cilc-hriest. ,.,..... e 1-4?jwfgr.-guuj ..i-.. . Q. r-ff'-wiv ,f Se uw- E' 165 Jaffa' fl PHI eff' iii -..,, W, 4m ln... Nu Sigma Phi was founded in 1939 as a move to avoid discriniination in fra- ternities at Newark State. It has moved into its twenty-second year with increasing activity and support. most evident since the new campus was opened. In September, Nu Sigma Phi announced l'COlI1lI1tlft'I'-AlCl.H a service designed to help car pool drivers find riders and vice-versa. The fraternity has placed new signs on the main roads of Union, announcing the entrance to college. in an eflort to aid community relations. In the 1961 Spring Carnival, Xu Sigma Phi won the prize for the most original idea for the Carnivals booths. f 1 u D FIRST ROXV: E. Ilofker, F. Callina, K. XValsh, I. Zuckerman, Presidentg N. Could, E. Mar- shall. SECOND RONV: C. Judson, N. Bride, P. Mclinroe, j. Babitsky, J. Horton, A. Lello, I Schatz, Mrs. Bartlett, Advisorg M. Regan. B. Snell, K. Keenan, M. Cray, E. McCann, R. Fox THIRD RONV: L. Borkhardt, H. Leake, j. Zuekennan, P. Zboyan, M. Polny, A. Pizza, B Lucas, C. Ilerbert, C. lleimlich, A. Arre, M. lludo, L. ltliniscalchi, B. Poroski, L. Mesenazos V. Ilorsfield, E. Apalinski, M. 1. Ackers, M. Kress, M. Kunlca. As one of the first sororities in school, this organization chose its Creek letters to corre- spond with our original name, Newark State Teachers. XVith the same feeling. it chose blue and silver as its sorority colors. Nu Sigma Tauis activities are a combination of the traditions set by the members in 1940 and the innovations of its present members. The girls participate in philanthropic deeds for the communities around our school, services for the welfare of the entire college and pertinent social activities for its members. llxd NU SIGIVIA TAU 166 si Tidsiiifli .tllis-.1 . rn -1 aiiyiilf ' Vai-h3fP 'i'.'35 ' M ' 4- 'ii E515 . 1 2 fwvif' X 2 v1f.5iP'f 'lL1.2 'i Wai fe 1- .gf 'I.H.:11lH' we-rm-,'ns me- -is it -'ww new xiii si bat? A PWBQWJ iff? 'F ham: y S ,1 FIRST RONV: E. Sobon, D. Coppola, C. Donnelly, L, Fazio, Presidentg M. Lombardo, L. Pace. SECOND ROVV: B. Zaiac, B. Lowe, Graziano, J. Tarantini, B. Gibson, M. Davies, G. Giordano, A. Powers, A. Corbo, G. DelSordi, T. Shocldey, D. Illavlca, L. Picciuti. THIRD ROXV: Asselmeyer, P. Silveira, Il. Conlon, L. Clark, C. Grebe, I. Swift, II. Lamm, M. Gcrring, D. Lavcnburg, C. Montesano, A. Dt-Lorenzo, J. Schwartz, M. Dt-Pascale. A ,, I E NU THETA CHI :xv :asf -A I, in accepting membership into Nu Theta Chi Sorority, will do my best to uphold the purposes of the sorority in encouraging friendship and socia- bility among students and in promoting the general welfare of the sorority. ' This pledge brings new sisters into Nu Theta Chi, one of the oldest sororities on campus. The song, which is part of the induction banquet, is symbolichof the feel- ings of friendship, loyalty and true Sisterhood so much a part ot Nu Theta Chi. Each candle lights anew The flame of friendship true- The joys we've had in knowing you Will last our whole life through. 167 FIRST ROXV: A. Bierbaum S. Rosenberg, S. Farbrnan, S Larncr, C, Kaplan, C. Aber- 'Jach, M. Starkrnan, D. Sil- berrnan. SECOND HOXV: S Share, j. Silvcrrnan, C. Co- hen N. Flcckcr . Demier Y 75' Y L. Kemper, K. Altschuler. NOT PICTURED: hl. Roth President. '- ff 1' : . - .....-J' '74 ,'FK '- W I I xxx Sig T1 Q, P I v, 4 rf' ' .if iii I W , C . ,T muff' T-V-A Q 1 xii 1 1, max ti , 4 'Y Q T35 , T ' pig , I , V. XA- Q- Q' A if .4 'Y ' DNIEGA PHI The purpose of Omega Phi Sorority is to pro- vide educational and social experiences which will tend to make our members Well-rounded individuals. Throughout the school year the sisters of Gmega Phi make every eHort to contribute to furthering charitable causes and to participate in the activities and functions at Newark State Col- lege. They have social events for past and present members. They take a great pride in both the school and their sisters-and make every effort to maintain this pride. ffm Nr' X . . --1 .Ili ,'.' V L:-, WI!-5 xl, v Q 'I 'V ---.rx if 'AM w- ll I AVC! YL 'Eh A I 4 ! I 9 J i 5 l FIRST ROYV: M. Levy, D. Krouk, M. Resnick, President, M. Davis, A. Ei- senberg. SECOND RONV: B. Nozick, B. Hatoff, E. Shevin, B. Minch, 1. Cooper, R. Goldberg, A. Nurkin, M. Altschule, E. Ehrenberg, I. janoff, L. NVaxman, B. Zipkin. THIRD ROYV: B. Summers, B. Cold, E. Roeschg R. Ju- cobs, R. Becker, I. jason, L. Schwartz, T. VVeiss, E. Meltzer, Mrs. Lowe, Ad- visor, C. Kimmel, E. Lessin, M. Gil- lule, B. Baum, N. Litwack, L. Pol lack, H. Blatt, L. Miraglia. ETA SIGNIA Pi Eta Sigma is an organization whose purpose is to further the social and cultural interests of its members. Each year this sorority provides its members with activities designed to please everyone. In addition to special events, many traditional affairs take place each year-the Theater Party, Father and Daughter Square Dance, Moth- eris Day Dinner, the Installation Dinner and Party Night. The sorority is proud of each individual in their membership. both past and present and they are certain that all future members will uphold the fine traditions for which this organization stands. 169 'I I mfg -. iw A 9 fi. tJ'eL.'wv- t'5ir11,'-'W PHD THETA TAU The purpose of Rho Theta Tau is to promote fel- lowship among the memhcrs in both charitahlc and social activities. The sorority strives for a tcderation of good will and harmonious activities. XVith its brother fraternity, Sigma Bcta Tau, Rho Theta Tau gives a Christmas party for orphans, pro- vidcs clothing for thc nccdy, dccoratcs the college Snack Bar and holds socials. Other activities include a parents' banquet, skat- ing parties, theater and dinner parties and bowling, activities. 170 FIRST ROXV: D. Donohue, B. Ami- ano, S. Ferrara, E. NL-ro, C. Bcfumo, C. DcSalvo, P. Trahalik, N. Firctto, C. Carlucci, H. Koccrha. SECOND HONV: C. Coviello, D. Stratta, A. Vcntola, J McConnell, L. Dc-Zao, M. Sainz, A DcMartino, President, M. Drury, I Ricca, J. Coodwin, M. Lavanco, N VVadc. THIRD RONV: E. Maher, A Eisenbergcr, J. Bcrard, L. Dc-Martino M. Ascione, F. Conte, E. Corcoran, M Seliitto, C. Catanzaro, M. Dc Maio, P Marinaro, C. Ciallclla, L. Ciambelli P. Bacscnko, M. Ccnova. Be this our only pledge Eternal Sisterhood. To thee we raise our glass on high Hail! Sigma Beta Chi. Sigma Beta Chi is a social as well as service sorority. Some of the social events are slumber parties, theater parties, and Mother-Daughter Banquets. Its services include ushering for chorus concerts, helping with Christmas decorations and adopting a needy family at Christmas time. FIRST ROXV: K. YVighardt, C. Zack, P. Restaino, M. Quinn, C. Yuschak, j. Wliggins. SECOND ROXV: I. Rispoli, P. Savacool, C. Iaworowski, J. Latham, R. Rosamilia, T. Haarlandcr, Presi- dentg F. Pecunia, C. Amatrudi, D. Niziolek, C. Avernu. THIRD ROYV: C. Zaccone, C. Brauner, M. Hasior, K. Kisch, R. Salles, A. Craco, P. Brady, C. Serio, N. Serina. 'ti Sigma Beta Tau was established in 1958, as a service organization fraternity. Its charter members initiated the Orphans' Christmas Party which has been carried on an- nually. ' The fraternity has grown from thirteen members in 1958 to over fifty members today. This year Sigma Beta Tau has developed a blood bank, available to any student 72 and his immediate family. In October, 1961 the past members of Sigma Beta Tau fraternity organized an alumni association in hopes of maintaining continuity within the fraternity. SIGIVIA BETA TAU FIRST ROW: E. Barrett, R. Litowchak, R. Licbenow, F. Shycrs, I. Valentini, R. Reskow. SECOND RONV: Il. Bopp, I. Santancllo, M. Meisenhacher, I. Haney, R. Zolkiewicz, Mr. F. Cilsdorf, Advisorg N. Brown, F. Alves, C. Mari- nelli, J. Placa, R. Conway, R. Pctracco, I. Kumpf. THIRD ROYV: S. Kopecky, T. Pctren, E. Baisch, A. Lundgrcn, I. Robertson, XV. Ride-nour, B. Vcronsky, J. Foulks, E. Martin, I. Ilynes, C. Miller, I. Kenny, A. Horun, R. Lock, C. Hooker, E. Sjonell, S. Ciresi, A. Griffith, C. Zotta, L. Samartin, A. Crove, R. Schaffer, j. Jakub, YV. VVallace, R. Blazovic. l . ,,.,. 'lf' D Q iatflf vl QQIL- iffitif z 9? F9 5 JY5 SIGIVIA KAPPA PHI FIRST ROXV: I. Terrien, M. Knitter, E. Benner, I. Calimano, President, J. Parelli, M. Kurtz. SECOND ROXV: C. Poranski, D. Brennan, F. NVeber, I. Longarzo, C. Schroeck, M. DellaValle, 1. Baksa, O. Ceres, P. Hunt, R. Zyg- montowiezl THIRD RONV: M. Noyes B. Bergmann, T. Harrer, C. Smolinski C. Bauer, C. Koch, P. O'Donnell, I. Fay, E. Bass, M. Cillard, E. Boller, C. Stumpf. x x Sigma Kappa Phi, established in 1938. is the oldest sorority on campus. The sisters of the sorority are con- stantly striving to promote that invaluable interest of students, known as school spirit. The members have tried to express true sisterhood and extend good will by working together to con- tribute to charitable organizations and aid those people less fortunate than they. Their members are proud-proud sisters of Sigma Kappa Phi, proud students of Newark State College. I7 -,?x.. ia:,,- . 4 Y , -N rf '- -1--:fu.- ,. . , .. ,, ll 'll ll I l Tl l l l l Q o l i il ll 1. 1 l 1 l rl 4 I I l I l Is il , I ll. 'I I.. Plllgfliq a nlfwifiswj 4 Ag' 3.1. Un. o 4 4 , '11 W GEL 9,4 CM' .ELA1 1 A I 9 L - A ls. FIRST ROW: C. Buontempo, C. Lu- po, President, F. Adam, J. Colombo. SECOND ROXV: B. Loffredo, D. Cris- to, C. Lovallo, F. Marzarclla, R. Sul- livan, R. Lordi, J. Yachnik, T. Marke- wich, R. Bevere, J. Lupo, V. Merlo, A. l l l l l l ll l, I ll V ' 4 . la , Ruffini, I. Conte, C. Uribe. THIRD ROVV: R. C-iorgi, VVillces, A. VVOj- ciechowski, M. Poremba, D. Fancera, I. Greco, M. Kamerman, R. Marcan- tonio, D. Pecina, C. Venes, I. Woron- czuk, C. Slack, R. Connelli, F. Pan- norfi, XV. Danilow, J. Moore, B. Sau- er, E. Schlaupitz, R. Rumage, M. Am- brose. SIGIVIA THETA CHI The aims of Sigma Theta Chi are to promote good fellowship, social mindedness and to support college activities. These aims are being realized through the efforts of the fraternity binding together all classes and curricula in a closer tie of friendship. Sigma Theta Chi has established itself through the years as a sound and well established addition to our college life. Its activities, both social and athletic, serve to enhance the spirit of brotherhood among its members. 174 To Ronnie: The Class of 1962 would like to take this opportunity to send our regards and best wishes to you. We all wish you a speedy recovexy and a success-filled fu- ture. i 1 I Z? ' 35.4 ' V-7 , RONALD MADICAN inf 4 vip' tl I l a 5 l l l Q 6 ..4,ig, , x J I T I . l ORA at fix Ek, A in ' af -- -1 at Est ,ff 1 'fl MEMORABILIA LINDA POLLACK MINA LEVY Co-Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor-in-Chief ,Aff 5 lx 'adv- 'F'-7 45 --yr A72 I ' ' ' 551.3 BARBARA SUMMERS MYRNA GILLULE Litcmry Editor Art and Layout Edztor x RJR: ,,,e,.., .,j,. , N- 1-issm. 'N ng rl I 'F IO JACKSON Sports Editor ROBERT LOFFREDO Z 4 V B usirzess Manager 5 E i fr N CAROLINE SMOLINSKI Typing Editor fps IAN SVVIFT Publicity Editor 'S fixx rv. Q' X ix J JOSEPH JAKUB Plaotogrupliy Editor 78 f 0 03 4 o CIIARLICS LUPO .-hsibizlrzt I'lzUtu,urupl1y Ifmlilur CZRIQC BUONTEMPO L Assislunt Plzutugraplzy Editor YEARBDDK STAFF IREN li P, REIFSNYDER Advisor ,L , . 1 Q A ' 4311 fzff X vu' srl .3 - if -. - ' 9 , yi N, iv V X A-5 R ' -'V R 'X 'fb 5 '? 'b 'gg' 1 f L' .A 4 ' x-. , A I, x , .tt is An--Q' ,-, .4 'MM 1 ,lx , q 5 1 'an 'll 1 ' x 8 f To v ' fi: 37 W HEIDI CREISS Editor-in-Chief INDEPENDENT The Weekly college newspaper is the Independent. In it students are able to read of important matters concerning the faculty, the student body and the general policies of the college. Within its pages the reader is familiarized with many diversified articles including features. editorials, and hook and theater reviews. JOHN MASTERSON Feature Editor fi 97752 ,.,,4 X '-uf CHRISTINE KOYVALSKI Feature Editor UW yay Hi .3 ROBERT LITOXYCIIAK ..,c?,. .llllllllfllllil Editor -as A ' P Fl!!!- Q ts GH 73? . Lu. ,- vg. ., Sip - QQ, x N -r.-on-1-gg, MARGARET MAHER News Editor JOHN ROBERTSON News Editor 3 ,K -:Kd-Y 1 4. ft aff f 7 6' A .Liv 'MJ' ,ma it f . ' , .3-ww Q. - . rm - 'f If . 4 in i?fwM,,W I 1 JUDY HOYDICH Copy Editor JUDY SILVICIKMAN Cirrulation A1ll7lllLff'!' ,xaif 4 JOHN KENNY Sports Editor 'fc- JAMES HANEY Business Manager Nu Lambda Kappa has as its purposes the fostering and de- veloping of literary taste, the discovering and encouraging of native creative ability, and the development of literary criteria. A major project each each year is the pub- lication of an anthol- ogy of student writ- ing, the Dana Review. Y I T l 1 Y ' ff 1 ' , X5 l!iIe 1 P fl if 'x ' 5, 1' fy 1 , ge '- A v s ! I 1 i as if JOHN MASON BROWN l A I i SENATOR ESTES KEFAUVER 182 LECTURE The Lecture Series has presented its fourth group of guest speakers since its inception. The speakers this year have been Iohn Mason Brown, Estes Kefauver, Sherman Adams and Carlos Romulo. It is the intent of this series to bring to N.S.C. students interesting, challenging and thought-provoking guests to further the intellectual scope of the college. 3 ,,.j ,,, 1 it AA k , n 4 N J Q Lv' ' F5 . . I! - SHERMAN ADAMS CARLOS P. ROMULO FOREIGN VISITORS ff m p M-at I Under the direction of the Edu- cation Department, N.S.C. was visited by a group of foreign stu- dents who are in the United States taking courses at Teachers College, Columbia University. Students of Comparative Educa- tion were the hosts for the day. These personal experiences pro- vided opportunities in fostering new understandings of the people and their respective countries. 42 .5 gg. fi if 22 in x, :Z ,P . aff' FI f Q a GUBERNATDRIAL CANDIDATES vlslT N S C: 1 r The Highwaymen are a group of young men who sing what they feel and are ahle to transmit these thoughts to an enthusiastic auclienee. This group was brought to NSC. under the coordina- tion of the Name Program Committee and was eo- sponsored by the College Center Board and Stu- dent Council. The appearance of The Highwaymen is one effort to luring big-name entertainment to our egunpus. J 1-J HIGHVVAYIVIE .E JY 1 r x ef 1' I 'EQ 4' ...aim , its .4 11,-g 4. .-,aa :I ' 1- -. is V. , n 1 A gg V j f:- :fpg , ', Jil? if u . - 'ufaiq - ,, 1:54 I . ...fu - , 41, 4'- HI1. Z-. ' vida? ' . -yin 1-31' 4' , ,k,.,' T7 , . V .:f: J ' . 1 A if -3255: ,- 1:m 1' ai' XXI l wg. N f' iii -ff? X .Ing -3, , 7221 .. ' - st I ,-..,41- ' ' '.'.w ' ..'.:.fc:!: 5-fr' , I'-zllgk. w f: V - V .Egan J-tL.13l. , lug - sg.. 11 X, .L '. AFRICAN DANCERS -LNG 3 J . 1 'Q , 22,5 W XX 1, . yu X L.,fx ' DIXIELANDERS x 9' JY..f S SENIDFI COURT NVith blindfolds over their eyes and pride in their back pockets, the defendants humbly entered the room of law and justice. The judge, looking over the mob to he tried, knew in an instant-these were Freshmen! An aura of horror and anguish filled the room, yet the verdict was the same, for who could be more guilty than Freshmen tried by Seniors! .ji 4 , 4 ,irflf i Q K 188 I 5? SENIOR HDVV The Senior Show is a festive, annual presenta- tion that the Seniors anx- iously await. XVith its musical and 'klraxnaticv productions, this is an event which features the talents and creativeness of the graduating class. Seniors . . . Thanks for the memoriesf, l I v . v S AM, ,NTU J' P' Hfx SW' ' 'k VOICES INC. Voices, Inc., a Negro octet, is comprised of four men and four women. Miss jo jackson, a Senior at Newark State, and her group presented a repertoire of Negro and fireside music. The program, which was supplemented with oral narratives, was very well received by an enthusiastic audience. ig I I 1 l I - NIESSIAH The annual pre-Christmas event at N.S.C. is the magnifi- cent performance of Handells Mc.s'.s'iah. Its music is many years old, hut its purpose and message is everprc-sent-peace on earth, good will toward men. is 5 ,eff N BIRTHDAY lVhere is St. Patrick's Day not only celebrated as St. Patricks Day? - At N.S.C., when it is the hirthday of our col- lege on the new campus. A cake cutting ceremony highlights this festive occasion. F' ' v.11v,.' cw. HEX RDDIVI The Hex Room ushered in the second semester of 1962. It made room for the Iuniors and Seniors coming back from Practicum and Student Teaching. This new game room gave ns some of the much-needed space for our enlarged enrollment. 191 SPRING CARNIVAL This year the students and friends of Newark State College enjoyed a'round-the-world tour while strolling from booth to booth at the annual Spring Carnival. There were tasty dishes from various countries as well as exciting games of skill. The nicest thing, of course, was returning home with souvenirs representative of our World neighbors. - X -r fwfr, I ' , u- t' !'Q,. 525 gfsg-,R X 'fkvgil l 'Ps- d Hi! -9, ami , . wx ff: AS rr' N is I 7--.gf ,1 X ' :f Lux' 'N aff-e1.vo4 if ai .-Y-..v,-, ky , , hw ,L ',-bmi. f:xK', gl M ' . -, p- . k-5 ',,v'- --k. 'hx - .-- ' ,gi -- s - -' -... --gv 'naw - A - .. ,, as h h . les W ' KA ' 'Nt' ,A'.- K '.,.l - -Iv' '- - mi ' ' ',-..'s3' . , 'S . . A 944-, . h 1 - , A ,,. ,,-,-..- g v 's H , , -. 5 . 1 H if 1- N-. - -54' A L .f-- 'VL -zz .-' 4 J N', 't.i- ' 4 ij-'zlj' ', v,Q'5', -ig... - ' . -f ' ' , . .-s , - '. ' . ,. .' Q - 5 . A 0 , . I ri .5 ...M ka-. . . trfg V iv Q M - 3'S.c.'vv' .x- K ' A -, . -.. ML.. N, l x COLLEGE DDRIVI In fulfillment of the desire for growth and progress, ground- breaking ceremonies initiated the construction of tlie college dor- mitory. The new building will make it possible for many stu- dents from various parts of the state to attend our college. Cam- pus life at Newark State will now become reality! U rf I l I l 1 a E - .x I I r,,- 19.3 T , N n r is i 2 Q 1.. i 1 l r 1 5 If r fi E I , 3 5. 547' 1.52-f'V, Y: .': 'l ' . , HARRIET E. WHITEMAN 1 Dean of Students lx it p v 4 .IM Nlt N N ,li dri M E W if N N as W Y ya N W 194 We dedicate this page to Harriet E. Whiteman, Dean of Students, in recog- nition of the help and guidance she has given us these past four years. We are happy to have her as a ugraduatei' with the Class of 1962. The culmination of our college social life, the Senior Prom xx is held this vear at the Braidburn Country Club in F lorham Park In dieamx moods we danced the night away as memories of our f0U1 sears flashed before us It xx as a formal, friendly and fond farexn ell to N S C Mixed emotions tried to hide under the black robes and mortar boards on graduation day. With four years behind us, we proudly strode forward to receive our di- plomas. Another milestone was behind us as we left vacant the coveted title of Seniors of New- ark State. -.-,z P. , ' 1,9 'Y . , sf , , Vixffigf . Y' 5 FM., ,.' ,v ,,.-r .1 t ,1..nw,' m,, X N N 1 w I w X P I N x I I 1 459 V r C f4 'iiyg W I , 198 ,ik gf KNEELINC: I. Paskevicius, C. Hedden, E. Paroly, C. Brueckner, Y. Ferguson. STANDING. 1. opp, D. 3 i tv 'ff The Womenis Recreation Association is the center of athletic activity for the women of Newark State College. During the past Hartenstejn, M, Donner, M. three years the W.R.A. has grown steadily, keeping pace with the L0b0dH, E- Candy, M- Mit- rapid growth of the college. Every woman enrolled at Newark State tricker, E. Tatem. is automatically a member of the W.R.A. and may establish active membership by participating in any one of the many activities spon- sored by tlie association. The Mens Athletic Association coordinates all sports activities on campus. Since thc time of its formation, M.A.A. has grown in its attempt to make sports an integral part of college life at Newark State. Honesty and good sportsman- ship arc ever a part of the over-all purpose of M.A.A. zu' 1 i fa ,-. y 1... 53 v- .h gg LEFT TO RIGHT: F. .3 Adam, C. Slack, R. Fas- ,xg teau, R. Samse, Dr. Err- ington, Advisorg E. Sion- iw ell, Presidentg F. Alves, E5 L. Duffy, C. Barrett, A. .4 Lundgren. 13 VVOIVIEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION -. S-if J 1 i W i I N 1 4-4 ,...4 , N Q I , I I ,. . un. .fx '45 I . 'E' D A J H.. .. u ' 5 Ex i KNEELINC: D. Harte-nstcin, Manager. STANDING: M. Mitt- riker, I. Opp, j. Gantly, M. Lobodu, A. Gunther, E. Gantly, D. N- I I 5 1,- if! . X 4 Flanagan. MARY ANN LQBODA W.R.A. President uk 415 ' X HI 1, ... A ' a 'xl ' J H , 4: 1,v w 4 A , 1-.,'f 5 P x 1 -Ts, L V . ' V , l J, D, . f I v 1,-,I 1 z Q,X.-5'-L'-'if.iLm?-Kfii 1 55210, '4 N ' 'V fry. kwa ,'-L- .- g. 53-3 Y? i.1lAXI.7iR l w L ' ' AN4' T33 A F 1. Shu!! +49 LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Schwartz, Co-Captainz L. Clark. A. Corbo, A. Powers, D. Lavenburg, S. Markwell, R. Sadowski, I. Lombardo, B. Gibson, Co-Cap- tain. HEERLEADERS Every game played by the Squires was made more exciting and thrilling by the fiery spirit of the cheerleaders. The sight of Ioan Schwartz and her teammates leading the .team yells, did much to help our boys on to victory. TL-A.-Q: ' ,-Q-,V 2 fy. X7 1 fa gg , , is-13, Af' 'I-J lx fill by I I , ll AX J I t A,-. V X. R ' ll f ' ills all 4 5' Juv A! ! e 'f,.. H! 43. A W g,,4tf9f 4 X ff Xa if cf.-,fax gf FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach J. Day, I. Balir, M. Lincoln, F. Mersitz, L. Becker, J. Opp, M. Dormer, L. Lepp. SECOND RONV: M. Nann, P. Di- Corscia, A. Siniscal, I. Spector, I. Skipper, A. Amodio, C. Kowalski, T. Wis- lotski, G. Schwartz, R. Dombrowski, M. Moessner. ames Da ls fencin s uad reall F C I N G hid its marlll this yeflr. qThe sporgl which in the past has mostly ap- pealed to the female undergrad- uates, has now captured the imag- ination of the male sector. By next year it will probably be included in the M.A.A. program of activities. 3,1 if' k Q ASKETBALL The Squires, season ended with a .500 average, but the teams fine spirit of sportsmanship made it a winning season. This year they began slowly, losing the first seven out of eight games. However, as each game went hy, Coach La Russo watt-hed his men be- come a close unit. They ended the season on a strong note, winning twelve out of their last sev- enteen games. This years team loses three seniors, but there are happy prospects for next year. 09' N. I I x A 'X Fx A - X-N., 2 K t X X 'jf CQ? lf 2 4 1 wh- .,o T 'v ' ' ' Nas MIKE DUFFY ' ' 'T ' Captazn Q- -2 203 X 1 BILL LA RUSSO Couch N s i 7 'vi XD l 413 IQ 4 N T :pf 'S--R 5 F J S' ax--. -,I K ,Q l , mix fi X fa K xx mm Tr iw: L Ee X5-f' J Dk - 1 I Nh-qxxg , l y 1 .6 e 2 . X . q K ' l xe :Kiln Wddxx. . a 4. H' Q .2 X ,AI , gf f K w-vf A. . X x f xkl X Ry . 1 N M v 1, , .L..4:Z KNEELING, left to right: I. Baldwin, D. YVilliums, C. Mnrmo, M. Duffy, Captaing I. Wilkes, D. Chinc-har. STANDING: F. Adam, Scorekeeperg B. Zolkiewic-2, Munagerg YV. Kennedy, F. Ball, C. Barrett, R. Blazovic, C. Kunka, R. Cilligan, Couch LaRusso. -e M 1f7Q f-fi.. A WW! r A, . I, X v - .1 ly 2 'iii 'fx 'E 'J I X, 1 ' '....ig'2 I- 5. ,A 'A 35? V E 3' A i D 1 -., D- X 1 q ' x L 1 , xi, ' li if X VV, ,7.a '2,,, I ' ,hifi 512' B' 'f '. pt ,, .fo Jig I , Ltr V, N , ,' lr V . V4 Q 3 4 3 9 f f .X 4: X I Y' I 3 wi 1 1 . i 204 .5 +s'1' VARSITY Z, J , I xx CARMINE MARMO Q S5 S 5: fx v X I I I f X 2 STAN DAVIS bgf, X KX! NA. Y, RON BLAZOVIC ,JL- ,gf 206 QW 7' 1 ., L A A A .xx X., s 'X YA 4 ' 1 F 1 I f' 421 f KNEELINC, left to right: A. Lundgren, F, Pannorfi, C. Kunka, D. O'Re-illy. STANDING: C, Mariuelli, R. Cilligan, D. Williams, C. Barrett, R. Melvin ll . 4: V. - .4-K I v ,, .' 5 rQfl5'i'K Ef2 , f 3:,?f'ifs' :Qi ,, Z .,.5'-4- ,- gm:-F,-,. ' 1 ART SAI.I.lCY Q-'3':af't., ,- - '57k'i:lmb'-fftffs -...H ' Vi k Avwm- ,.,,f,. .,...,- F-..-W - QM fp fx , 3 el ' .,-, , ' .- ' . ',' 7- Q ' 565 tk' f- -.fe f-...lf-fffr...QQ.f-fr.....f'f..-r+.--- - on Q - . i ':t 1. . 'Q-ff: f - V. ., nf' ,,. . . . . . A X ,. . ' -, r ' V1 C f , f ' l 9 I 4- , lo f' ' ,. wg-,M ! I i ,L , .v 5 1 's-I . , - . . 4 f-f-are x . f ,Q I f' shy ,, ' ' . - -1' -J s ' 5 -' I mf I 1 l .-sf V KNEELINC, left to right: V. Mirandi, R. Melvin, D. Moore, C. Marinelli, Co-Cap- -., --Ll. f A ij-if- f'ff11 gfg' ating B. Zolkiewicz, Cro-Captain: P. Ippolitu, H. Liehenow. STANDING: I. Stasi, V ' A' 'mir-if Managerg F. Adam, R. Sauer, A. Stadlin, D. Rowland, C. Sica, F. Schumn, A. Horun, W wwf? D. Williams, I. Dowling, Kopecky, C. Kunka, F. Alves. 9 'al' vu PY -' A -r 'Lf 9 I 'R'-1E'e5.R'M ,Ks in . . . of The Soccer team began its second year with a dif- ficult schedule against such foes as XVest Point, New- I 'dc ' ark College of Engineering and Seton Hall. The team an f 1 did not experience many victoriesg however, they did succeed in developing great team spirit under the lead- ership of Coach Fred Coggins. The team feels its most exciting game was against XVest Point, and although they lost, they managed to hold the Cadets to two points while scoring one. The sport is becoming a tra- dition and Newark State looks forward to future sea- sons with great hopes. . M f av 5- ', '.'fh.L,. A .LT ' , fl.,. i . '.t Ex- A i..'i 'ixfmf' 'Ls 'I V ,,- M -- . . . M., E, ui .. 130 ff:,ig.. V if ,gi LAL H ,. lZifI:v.,- .A u '1. 5 ' as if i l- ' 'fi , ' FA! - 1 4 . ' rf . PP' Z - J ' , . ft ff. V-4.4 , Snag J.,-,pi .. --' ,Q 'ri ' .4 ,,' - Q - ...L -f ' f.. 'J4-?fi'-ff'i-. ', ' ,, --X :fi ,-4-LJ lg, 25, . an .. 7,1 1.2 .-N, , ' . f., - '-, f -. - At , A'-I .qi ,Gy tiff-'fx' I - 2 ' 572' ' 32- - 'N'-' 3 ' ', L . A r ,,,.,.,, . A. . , 1. - Wx., lg ' 1 'J .4 -f ' in lk 7,40 'fax P x Ai., . ' if ' . . Q' , ' 1 Y f -f g 'v avg v- 1-H U 'af' 'S' at ' x BOB ZOLKIEWICZ S ca c c E n LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Zolkie- wicz. Co-Captaing C. Murinelli, Co-Captaing F. Coggins. Coachg Frank Adam, Co-Captain. '-v lJU' 'ik iv I I -af, - W '-we ff 'Wm ' ,V 4' 9:4460 ,gin rf' N 'Q fy' IQ .WEN E 4 . ' 1 1 w V 5, I -f Q 'in .X I I V x.WYf,X:' I ,Lf ,..1g'n'.JL' wif f , A ,,z.:4A' ' A ,vq K4 1' ' -, 'fm '4 1- .v' 1 ' A , ., .f-V Pfa, 14, ., 1 ,.,2 I : ,. ,. Kawai? ,' Q, ' 4.4 rx L? '7 W ,nf R f' ' .,-. 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' A 1-, 3? 25' as 'Q ' -Mgkff, Q,'1--yf..,f :Q ff, in 4 z-x y 5 .WN 4 HAYY7 Tx! Q nl '-.wr ' ' .:, ,. KM. . . ' J -'i A ' .was- , ff 4. fl . .9 1 1 l 1 v i 5 1 I 1 I I V1 i 4 i Cn uh 1 94,- u 1 I 1. .Asn-.. ,..., QV -Qeqp-0-'rv'-5 .4 CRAIG SLACK -y ' Lf fu ' .f , .. -via .I 4 'xx - -Q.-, 'S '31 .1- 1-L 'An .. x ,iffy - ff' ED SJONELL 1 -Fi sh ,pi nn, .-',aJff..-.. 'mvxy f's, 1f:'v?:? nk' -- If 'Pj i..,Q,a- ,-.,f'I,L- fc J., Li-V 2 212 B owl.: N G JOHN SFAELOS The Newark State Bowling Team repre- sents the college in the Eastern Inter- Collegiute Bowling Conference, the State College Tournuinent, and in the Association of College Union Tournaunents. Through this yearns competition the Squire Keglers have gained the reputation of ht-ing one of the ht-st howling tennis in the urea. The high point for the howlers this year was uehievecl when the teaun euptziin, john Sfae- los plat-4-tl first in the Regional College Un- ion Competition. Tlirough this feat he haul the opportunity to howl in the national tour- nzunent against the hest collegiate howlers in the United States. KNEELINC: I. Sfaelos. STANDING: XV. Dunilow, C. NVeber, I. Feola D Pecma DOUG PECINA WES DANILOW l ' 1 ia., .H Q x -Q. 4 ., .... CARL VVEBER JOE FEOLA E N N I S The tennis team, for a newly-organized group, has shown great ability this year. Senior Dan Reilly, with five lettermen, headed the squad and were exceedingly successful. I Q ' t - ' Tig- f 2 ' '17-'td v- 71 3 y I .Q -1 X . I .LL , kj i , fri. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Licks, H. Schulte, D. Reilly, P. Mc-Cuire, R. Hoffman. 'li I , . sf 3 2 KC IN IVIElvlonlAM CARRIE FICKENSCHER Class of 1962 For memory has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, ' And we find at the end of a perfect day The soul of a friend we'oe mode. Carrie Jacobs Bond DIRECTORY A ADAM, FRANK W. o 604 Newark Avenue, Kenilworth, New Jersey Men't Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Carnival Committee 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, 4, Soccer Team 3, Captain 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ADAMS, GAIL DORINNE 0 55 Walnut Street, Belleville, New Jersey Dean's List 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Independent 1, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, Intra- mural Sports 1, Guides Committee 1, 2. ALBRECHT, JOHN CHARLES 0 141 Main Street, West Orange, New Jersey ALMASY, DOROTHY 0 2755 Meister Avenue, Union, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 4. ALVIGGI, ROBERT o 48 Newfield Street, East Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 4, Newman Club I, Class Executive Board 3, Junior and Senior Prom Committee 3, 4. AMBROSE, MARIUS 0 279 Goldsmith Avenue, Newark, New Jersey C.C.U.N. 1, 2, 3, 4, Independent 4, Men's Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Steering Com- mittee. ARDEN, DIANA o 428 Birchwood Road, Linden, New Jersey ARRE, ANN o 47 7th Avenue, Newark, New IJJersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 4, Newman Clu 1, Class Executive Board 3, Tau 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. ASI-IER, ILENE MILLER 0 17 Normandy Terrace, West Orange, New Jersey B BABITSKY, JOSETTE CAROLYN 0 35 Post Boulevard, Carteret, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, Newman Club 1, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, Nomis Theater Guild 4. BAISCH, EUGENE 0 1962 Morrison Avenue, Union, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. BAKSA, JOANNE KOLODZIEJ o 137 Shaw Street, Garfield, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Women's Volleyball 4, Chorus 4, College Festival Chorus 4. BARNA, ROBERTA BABAT 0 50 Lenhome Drive, Cranford, New Jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2. BARR, DOUGLAS EDWARD 0 4 MacArthur Drive, Matawan, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, Nouns Theater Guild 1, 2, 3, 4. BARR, PATRICIA HALLERON 0 24 Douglas Street, Fords, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Newman Club 2, 3, Women's Recreation Associa- tion 1, Women's Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Women's Volleyball 1, 2. BASS, HELCA EDELGARD o 39 Smith Street, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball Club 1, 2. BAUER, CAROLINE H. 0 57 Smith Street, Irvington, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Glee Club 3, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Class Executive Board 1, Guides Committee 1, 2. BAUMAN, VICKI 0 B12 Bashford Avenue, Union, New Jersey Transfer from Brooldyn College, ACE-SNJEA 4. BELFORD, MILTON 0 638 D Cole Place, Elizabeth, New Jersey Men's Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, Basketball Team 2, 3, Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Captain 3. BENNER, EMILIE LILLIANO 125 Stiles Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Alethian Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Sigma Ka pa Phi 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Guides Committee 1, 2, College Festivalf Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. BERMAN, PHYLLIS GOLDSTEIN 0 85 Manor Drive, Newark, New Jersey GCE,-S1NJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, Star of David u . BERTINO, PHYLLIS ANNE 0 217 Prospect Street, Nutley, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Hi-Lows 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2, College Festival Chorus 3, 4. BIASOTTI, INIARY LOUISE 0 49 Elmwood Avenue, Bogota, New Jersey Newman Club 1, Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, VVomen's Basketball 1, 2, W'omen's Volleyball 1, 2. BIGLEY, HANNELORE 0 1641 Terrill Road, Scotch Plains, New Jersey BLASKEY, BARBARA JANE 5 35 Undercliff Road, Millburn, New Jersey Transfer from Syracuse University. BLATT, INIIRIAM H. 0 1514 Liberty Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey. ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Renata Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BLAZOVIC, RONALD R. 0 600 Femwood Terrace, Linden, New Jersey Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4. BLUM, CATHERINE VERONICA I 15 Maple Avenue, Keansburg, New Jersey Dean's List 1, ACE-SNJEA 4, Alpha Theta Pi 4, Historian 4, Guides Committee 2. BOOS, RICHARD WILLIAM 0 48 Ross Street, Clark, New Jersey Industrial Arts Association 4, Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4. BORDEN, RIMA WATENMAKER 0 361 Vermont Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3. BOTWINICK, DORIS 0 419 Sandford Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey Transfer from Montclair State College, Dean's List 2, 3, Renata Club 3, 4, Membership Chairman 4. BOWERS, JACQUELINE 0 400 Pierce Street, South Plainfield, New Jersey BOWLES, MARILYN DEFREECE 0 171 Central Place, Orange, New Jersey Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Planning and Development Committee 3, WVomen's Basketball 1, 2, Women's Volleyball 1, 2, 3. BRAXTON, GLADYS CECILIA 0 62 Seventh Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Glee Club 1, 3, VVomen's Recreation Association 1, 2, Alpha Theta Pi 4, Women's Basketball 1, 2, Athletic Com- mittee 1. BROWN, BRENDA B. 0 37 Valley Street, Newark, New Jersey Dean's List 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, Wapalanne Club 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, NVomen's Recreation Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Leadership Confer- ence 4, VVomen's Basketball 2, 3, Women's Volleyball 1, 2, 4. BROWN, NORMAN J. 0 2 Arnet Place, Cranford, New Jersey Student Council 2, Class Vice President 3, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2 ,3, 4, College Forum 1, 2, Inter Fraternity Sorority Council 3, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Class Executive Board 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. BUCHER, ANN SHOLTESZ 9 605 W. YVestfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey Student Council 1, Dean's List 1, 3, Social Committee I, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Alpha Theta Pi 4. BUCHZEIGER, SANDRA S. 0 93 Grant Place, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Bowling Club 2, Star of David Club 4, Guides Committee 2. BUNTING, GEORGE 0 1453 Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey BUONTEMPO, GREGORY A. 0 461 North 12 Street, Newark, New Jersey Newman Club 1, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secre- tary 4, Camival Committee 2, 3, 4, Memoralzilia Assistant Photog- raphy Editor 4, American Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Men's Athletic Association 4, Intramural Sports 4, Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. BURAKOF, ELLEN MERYL 0 41 Lehigh Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Camival Commit- tee 2, Women's Volleyball 1, Guides Committee 2. BURKE, RUTH CRAMER 0 535 Riverside Drive, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Glee Club 3, Newman Club 2. BURKE, WANDA JO I 14 Locust Terrace, New Monmouth, New Jersey Dean's List 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, VVomen's Recreation Association 2, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Women's Tennis 2. BUTLER, EDNA lNIacKEE 0 423 West Fifth Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey Dean's List 2, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Carnival Com- mittee 3, Renata Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. 215 216 C CAHILL, HARRIET BROWN 0 214 Atlantic Avenue, Manasquan, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Clee Club 3, 4, Chi Delta 4. CALIMANO, JULIA 0 32 Brookwood Drive, Maplewood, New Jersey Dean's List 1, Social Committee l, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 4, Newman Club 1, Women's Recreation Association 1, Inter Fratemity Sorority Council 4, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Carnival Committee 3, Leadership Confer- ence 4, College Festival Chorus 4. CAPODIFERO, THERESA ANN 0 187 High Street, West Orange, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Memorabilia 3, Cuides Committee 2, Communications Committee 2. CARTON, LOIS MUSTO -0 33 Dorsett Road, Wanamassa, New Jersey Transfer from Classboro State College, Newman Club 3. CASALE, CAROL DAMIANO 0 61 Cleveland Street, Belleville, New Jersey Transfer from Classboro State College, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Memo- rabilia 4. CASSILLI, ANGELO R. 0 64 Summer Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Transfer from Fairmont State College, Industrial Arts Associa- tion 4, Intermural Sports 3, 4. CHROMCZAK, BARBARA 0 105 Richardson Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1. CIRESI, SAMUEL M. 0 48 Willis Road, North Arlington, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Intermural Sports 3, 4. COHEN, SUSAN 0 14 Reeve Circle, Millbum, New Jersey Transfer from Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pennsylvania. COLES, JOAN WACNER 0 46 S. Springfield Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey Transfer from Trenton State College, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Lows 3. COLOMBO, JOSEPH C. 0 52 Summer Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Newman Club l, 2, Men's Athletic Association 2, 3, Class Show 4, Cuides Committee 1. CONLON, JOAN 0 222 Richelieu Terrace, Newark, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4. CONNEELY, MARY ANN REGINA I 27 Breckenridge Terrace, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Clee Club 3, Bowling Club 2, Women's Recreation Association 1, 2, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Women's Basketball 2, Vol- leyball 1, 2. CONROY, WILLIAM J. 'O 1269 Wheatsheaf Road, Roselle, New Jersey Transfer from Newark State College Extension, Dean's List 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3. CONSTAM, JOAN 0 283 Williamson Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey Transfer from Upsala College, East Orange, New Jersey. COPPOLA, DIANNE ARLENE 0 11 University Court, South Orange, New Jersey Student Council 3, 4, Social Committee 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 3, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 3, 4, Carnival Committee 2, 3, 4, Cuides Committee 1, 2, 3, Class Show 4. CORBETT, ELLEN 0 146 Seth Boyden Terrace, Newark, New Jersey Clee Club 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 2, Cuides Committee 3. CORBIN, BARBARA LEE 0 229 Murray Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Social Committee 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Star of David Club 3, 4, Cuides Committee 3. CORDASCO, JUDITH ANN . 6 Browning Drive, Livingston, New Jersey Campus Committee 2, 3, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 3, Dance Study 2, Independent 2, Newman Club 1, 2, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, Class Executive Board 2, 3, Norms Theater Guild 2, Cuides Committee 2, 3. CORWICK, BARBARA SPEICEL 0 1884 Manor Drive, Union, New Jersey COTRONEO, MARIANNE 0 816 Sheridan Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Bowling Club 1, Chi Delta 3, 4, Camival Commit- tee 3, 4, Cuides Committee 3. CURLEY, HELEN IRENE 0 435 St. Marks Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Newman Club 1, 2, Cuides Committee 1, 2. CYRE, MYRNA KAY 0 120 Linden Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey Dean's List 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Alethian Club 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Women's Recreation Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 2, 3, President 4, Leadership Con- ference 4, Women's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. D DANILOW, WESLEY 0 120 Norwood Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Men's Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Team Co-Captain 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVIDS, CAROL ANN 0 2812 Carol Road, Union, New Jersey Transfer from Newark State College Evening Division. DAVIS, JOAN DEBORAH 'O 2 Keer Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 4, Deanis List 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Independent 3, Memora- bi ia 4, Women's Recreation Association 1, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Car- nival Committee 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, MERLE DONOVETSKY 0 513 Madison Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Bowling Club 2, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Star of David Club 3, 4, Cuides Committee 2. DAVIS, STANLEY SYLVESTER 0 1008 McCandless Avenue, Linden, New Jersey Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DECEORCIO, ELISA CAROL 0 149 North 15th Street, Bloomfield, New Jersey Dean's List 1, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Clee Club 3, Inter Fratemity Sorority Council 4, Beta Delta Chi 3, 4, Camival Committee 3, 4. DELORENZO, ARLENE FRANCES 0 736 Stone Street, Rahway, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, 4,' Cuides Commit- tee 2. DEMAIO, MARIA ROSE 0 675 North 5th Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Rho Theta Tau 3, 4, Class Executive Board 3, Chorus 3. DENNIS, DIANA LANCE ,O 101 Main Street, West Orange, New Jersey Chi Delta 3, 4. DEPASCALE, MARIE G. 0 560 N. 7th Street, Newark, New Jersey Class Treasurer 1, 2, Dean's List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 3, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Clee Club 3, Newman Club 1, 2, Nu Theta Chi 3, 4. DERUCIERO, CERALDINE ANN 0 17 Ralph Place, Morristown, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 2, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3. DEVINE, NANCY G. 0 91 Rossmore Place, Belleville, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 1, Dance Study 1, New- man Club 1, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3. DEWITT, ELOYSE 0 25 Curtis Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey Transfer from Pennsylvania State University. DEZAO, LOUISEANNE 0 70 Mountain Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey Deanis List 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, Rho Theta Tau 3, 4, Historian 4, Cuides Committee 1, 2. DISANTO, MARILYN ROSE ANN 0 2 Miriam Drive, Matawan, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 4, Dance Study 2, 3, 4, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Cor- responding Secretary 4. DOBSON, BARBARA GREEN O 173 Richelieu Terrace, Newark, New Jersey Cuides Committee 1, 2, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Inter Fratemity Sorority Council 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. DOMBROWSKI, BARBARA JOAN -0 48 Adams Street, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, Clee Club Vice President 4, Hi-Lows 3, New- man Club 3, Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, Cuides Committee 2, Carol- onist 3, 4. DONNELLY, CAROL-ANN THERESA 0 1159 Edgewood Parkway, Union, New Jersey Student Council 3, 4, Social Committee 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Inter Fratemity Sorority Council 4, Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, Historian 3, Vice President 4, Class Executive Board 2, 3, 4, Camival Committee 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Tea Chairman, Junior Prom Committee, Cuides Committee 1. DORAN, KATHLEEN MARY 0 18 Raymond Terrace, Elizabeth, New Jersey , . ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Womens ReCl'6at10I1 Association 2, Womenis Basketball 2. DRUMMOND, CONSTANCE S. 0 869 Tice Place, Westfield, New Jersey, l , Transfer from University of Delaware, Union Junior College, Dean s List 3, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4. DUFFY, MICHAEL P. 0 67 Harrison Place, Irvington, New Jersey . Student Council 3, Independent 1, 2, Newman Club 2, 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Intramural Sports 4. DURBIN, DORIS 0 1718 Andress Terrace, Union, New Jersey Transfer from Denison University, ACE-SNJEA 4. E EISENBERGER, ARLENE GOLDMAN 0 47 Schuyler Avenue, Newark, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 1, 3, 45 Memorabilia 45 Bowling 35 Rho Theta Tau 45 Star of David Club 3, 45 Women's Basketball 15 Guides Commit- tee 1. ENGLE, MARALEE A. 0 219 Crawford Terrace, Union, New jersey Deanis List 35 ACE-SNjEA 35 Women's Recreation Association 4. EYERMAN, AGNES 0 RD 4753, Flemington, New jersey Transfer from Paterson State College5 Deanls List 1, 2, 35 ACE- SNjEA 1, 2, 35 CCUN 45 Renata 4. F FARBMAN, SHEILA G. 0 60 Stanford Avenue, West Orange, New jersey Dean,s List 35 Omega Phi 3, 4, Vice President 4. FARINA, MARY ANN 0 1130 West 7th Street, Plainfield, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 1, 25 Memorabilia 45 Newman Club 1, 25 Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 45 Carnival 25 Leadership Conference 4. FAY, IACQUELINE VIRGINIA 0 94 Ridge Drive, Livingston, New jersey Dean's List 15 Social Committee 25 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 W.R.A. 15 Inter Fraternity Sorority Council 45 Sigma Kap- pa Phi 45 Womenis Basketball 15 Intramural Sports 15 Womenls Volleyball 15 College Festival Chorus 4. FAZIO, LUCILLE to 95 Celia Terrace, Belleville, New jersey Deanis List 15 ACE-SNjEA 3, 45 Memorabilia 45 Nu 'Iheta Chi 2, 3, 4, President 45 Leadership Conference 4. FELDMAN, BEVERLY JOAN o 41 Stanford Avenue, VVest Orange, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pi Eta Sigma 2. FENTON, MOIRA 50 28 Mill Road, Morris Plains, New jersey FERRAZZARA, MIRIAM L. 0 51 Park Avenue, Berkeley Heights, New jersey Deanis List 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 ACE-SNjEA 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Memorabilikz 45 Renata Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3. FIGURELLI, CAROL ANN 0 100 Michigan Avenue, Kenilworth, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Newman Club 1, 25 Kappa Ep- silon 2, 3, 4. FINCK, MARGARET FRANCES 0 72 Woodland Road, Bloomfield, New jersey Transfer from Sacred Heart College, Kansas5 Newman Club 35 Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4. FISCHEL, SELMA ELAINE 0 76 Durand Place, Irvington, New jersey Campus Committee 15 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Vice President 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 45 WRA 1, 25 Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secre- tary 3, President 45 Class Executive Board 25 Dana Review 2, 3, 45 Guides Committee 2. FISCHER, ALLEN 0 637 Clark Street, Westfield, New jersey C.C.U.N. 15 Hi-Lows 4. FOULKS, JOHN CLINTON o 2 Patricia Avenue, Colonia, New jersey Dean's List 15 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 ACE-SNjEA 2, 3 5Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4. FRIEDMAN, GAIL DENBY 0 1025 North Broad Street, Elizabeth, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 1, 45 Memorabilia 45 Star of David 3, 45 Guides Com- mittee 3. C GALEN, EILEEN BARBARA 0 116 Wilshire Drive, Cranford, New jersey Social gommittee 35 Dance Study 25 Pi Eta Sigma 25 Guides Com- mittee . GALIN, MARCIA ABRAMS 50 1254 Clinton Place, Elizabeth, New jersey Transfer from New York University5 ACE-SNjEA 3, 4. GALINIS, EILEEN MARIE 0 135 Ripley Place, Elizabeth, New jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 35 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 ACE-SNjEA 3, 45 Chorus 45 Newman Club 1, 45 Chi Delta 4. GALLINA, FAYE ANN 0 259 North Centre Street, Orange, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 2, 35 Memorabilia 45 Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Class Executive Board 15 Carnival Committee 1, 2, 3, 454Forest Conservation Program 25 National Students Associa- tion . GARBUS, KATHERINE MARY 0 324 Ainsworth Street, Linden, New jersey Student Council 45 Dean's List 1, 2, 35 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Re- cording Secretary 45 Campus Committee 2, 3, Treasurer 35 ACE- SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 Madrigal Singers 3, 45 WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, Activities Chairman 35 Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 45 Women's Basketball 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Fencing 15 Traditions 6: Pro- cedures Committee. GASEWIND, ANDREA CHARLOTTE O 54 Sunset Avenue, Bloomfield, New jersey Kappa Delta Pi 45 ACE-SNjEA 15 Chorus 3, 45 Independent 15 Memorabilia 45 Newman Club 1, 25 Beta Delta Chi 3, 45 Class Executive Board 1, 25 Camival Committee 15 Intramural Sports 15 Guides Committee 1, 2. GEARY, EMMA 0 1217 Green Street, Iselin, New jersey GILCHRIEST, LORENZO M. o 27 Pershing Avenue. Carteret, New jersey Independent 1, 2, 3, Art Editor 2, 35 Memorabilia 45 Nu Sigma Phi 3, 45 Norms Theater Guild 1, Nu Lambda Kappa 15 Carnival gorncrngtfee 15 Dana Review, Art Editor 2, 35 Art for Student Hand- oo . GILLARD, MARY LUCILLE O 300 Hamilton Street, Roselle, New jersey Transfer from Lock Haven State Teachers College5 Dean's List 25 215212-S3NjEA 35 Memorabilia 45 Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 45 Newman u . GILLULE, MYRNA DORIS 0 8 Bayview Avenue, Newark, New jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Membership Chair- man 45 Social Committee 15 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 C.C.U.N. 1, 2, Recording Secretary 25 Independent 1, 25 Memorabilia, Art and Layout Editor 45 Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 45 Norms Theater Guild 15 Guides Committee 1, 2. GIORCI, RICHARD CARINIEN 0 215 Crawford Terrace, Union, New jersey Industrial Arts Association5 Alpha Phi Omega President 2, 3, 45 Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4. GLICKMAN, PHYLLIS FREIMAUER 0 17 Norfolk Avenue, Maplewood, New jersey Transfer from University of Rochester5 ACE-SNjEA 45 Nu Lambda Kappa 3, 4. GODLESKI, ROBERT A. 0 412 Homblower Avenue, Belleville, New jersey Orchestra 45 Alethian Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Treasurer 45 Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4. GOLD, BLEMA MERLE 0 11 Lorrie Lane, Clifton, New jersey Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 Independent 2, 35 Memorabilia 45 Pi Eta Sigma 3, 45 Star of David Club 45 Guides Committee 1, 2. GOLDBERC, RONNI FERN 0 50 Keer Avenue, Newark, New jersey Social Committee 45 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 45 Camival Committee 2, 3, 45 Star of David Club 45 Guides Committee 2, 3. GOLDBERC, SUSAN ANN 0 1 Beech Terrace, Millburn, New jersey Transfer from Cedar Crest College. GOLDEN, CHRISTINE D. o 216 Massachusetts, Westfield, New jersey Transfer from New York University. GOLDIE, KAREN 0 ' 31 Gilbert Place, West Orange, New jersey Transfer from Rutgers University5 ACE-SNjEA 3, 45 Memorabilia 45 Star of David Club 4. GOLL, PAULINE B. 0 103 West Northfield Road, Livingston, New jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 35 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 Renata Club 3, 4. COSMANIAN, MARY O 2478 MacArthur Drive, Union, New jersey Social Committee 15 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 Independent 2, 3. COULD, NANCY LYNNE 0 40 Myers Avenue, Denville, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 45 WRA 1, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 25 Camival Committee 35 Women's Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Women's Volleyball 1, 2, 3. GRAU, CHARLES A. 0 206 Springdale Avenue, East Orange, New jersey Independent 1, 25 Newman Club 15 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Car- nival Committee 1, 2, 35 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4. CRECO, jEROME D. 0 292 Kerrigan Boulevard, Newark, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 45 M.A.A. Vice President 25 Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Anns 35 Basketball Team 1, 25 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. GREEN, JUDITH REYNOLDS o 75 South Harrison, East Orange, New jersey Transfer from Trenton State College5 Dean's List 2, 35 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 ACE-SNjEA 4. GREISS, ADELHEID EVELYN 0 167 Washington Avenue, Union, New jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 35 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 35 C.C.U.N. 45 Independent 3, 4, Managing Editor, Editor-in-Chief 4. CRIFFITH, ALFRED HENRY 0 107 johanson Avenue, Somerville, New jersey Student Council 35 Class Vice President 25 Deans List 15 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 45 ACE-SNjEA 1, 25 College Forum 1, 25 C.C.U.N. 25 Independent 1, 2. 45 Bowling Club 25 MAA 25 Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 45 Class Executive Board 1, 2, 2 President 2, Athletic Association 1, Leadership Conference 4, In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 4, Guides Committee 2, Alethian Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GROSS, RUTH CHAIKEN 0 396 Union Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4. GRUHIN, GAIL HARRIETT 0 16 Van Reyper Place, Belleville, New Jersey Social Committee 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Bowling Club 2, Star of David Club 4, Guides Committee 1. GRYCOCK, MARGARET CELESTE 0 662 Court Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Social Committee 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 1, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council 2, Memo- rabilia 4, Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Carnival Committee 2, 3, Secretary 3, Leadership Conference 3, VVomen's Basketball 1, Guides Committee 1, 2, Dance Committee 2, 3. H HAARLANDER, MARIE TIL 0 407 Wilden Place, South Orange, New Jersey Class Corresponding Secretary 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Chorus, Treasurer 3, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Vice President 2, Sigma Beta Chi 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Executive Board 3, 4, Camival Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 3, Prom Committee 3, 4. HALL, MARY ELIZABETH FOERST 0 1834 Parkway, South Belmar, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, WRA 2, 3, Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, Women's Volleyball 2. HAMMOND, MARGARET ANDREA 0 4 Almont Place, North Plainfield. New Jersey Dean's List 2, Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 3, 4, Carnival Committee 3. HAMPSON, DEREK 0 28 Schuyler Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Transfer from Rutgers University, MAA 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, 4. HANEY, JAMES A. 0 410 Watchung Avenue, North Plainfield, New Jersey Student Council 3, 4, Dean's List 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, President 4, College Forum 1, 2, 3, C.C.U.N. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Independent 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Mana- ger 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4, Corre- sponding Secretary 4, Alpha Phi Omega, Recording Secretary 3, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival Committee 1, 2, 3, Lead- ership Conference 3, Guides Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. HARING, BRENDA ANN 0 488 East Main Street, Somerville, New Jersey Transfer from Douglass College, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Chorus 4, WRA 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Kappa Epsilon 4, Fencing, Mana- ger 4. HARTENSTEIN, DELLA MARIE 0 72 Dodd Street, East Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Camival Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Women's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Womenis Volleyball 1, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2, Tennis 1, 3, 4, Manager 4, Fencing 1, Swimming 1, Outdoor Education Association 4. HATOFF, BLOSSOM ORT 0 339 Academy Terrace, Linden, New Jersey Transfer from University of Bridgeport, Pi Eta Sigma 3, 4, Star of David Club 4. HAYS, F. ROBERT 0 1310 Victory Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey Student Council 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3. HEAGNEY, MAUREEN ANGELA 0 208 Thomas Street, Cranford, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Campus Committee 2, 3, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HECHT, RENEE F. 0 120 Center Terrace, Newark, New Jersey ACE-sNJEA 1, 2. HEIMLICH, CAROL JOAN 0 470 Whitewood Road, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4. IIIMELSTEIN, ISABELLE WAINSCHEL 0 508 Buchanan Street, Hillside, New Jersey Transfer from Trenton State College, Campus Committee 3, 4, Social Committee 3, ACE-SNJEA 3, Independent 3, Memora- bilia 4, Star of David Club 4, Guides Committee 3. IIITTCON, EDYTIIE R. 0 736 Westfield Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 3, 4. IIOESLY, ROBERT R. 0 118 Clover Street, Roselle, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Carnival Commit- lee 4. HOFFMAN, ROBERT W. JR. 0 212 Reid Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Student Council 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Hi-Lows 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, MAA 3, 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 4, Varsity Tennis 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3. HOFKER, EILEEN ANN 0 251 Cleveland Street, Orange, New Jersey Social Committee 1, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, His- torian 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, Camival Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Stokes State Forest 2, National Student Association 4. HORTON, JUDITH 0 161 Walnut Avenue, Clark, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4. HORVATH, VIRGINIA JOAN 0 615 Penn Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club 4, W.R.A. 4, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4. HOUSTON, EDWARD W. 0 36 North Reid Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Transfer from Union Junior College, C.C.U.N. 4, Independent 4, Intramural Sports 4, Renata Club 4. HOVELL, NINA VICTORIA 0 28 Nomahegan Court, Cranford, New Jersey Guides Committee 2. HOYDICH, JUDITH VERA 0 96 Hilton Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey C.C.U.N. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Wapalanne Club 2, 3, 4, Independent 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor 4, W.R.A. 1. HUMANICK, JOAN F. 0 311 Washington Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Newman Club 3, Delta Sigma Pi 4, Class Execu- tive Board 3, Nu Lambda Kappa 3, 4, Secretary, Treasurer 3. I IPPOLITO, PATRICK, JOSEPH 0 16 Charles Street, Livingston, New Jersey Student Council 2, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Wapalanne Club 1, Inde- pendent 1, Newman Club 1, Men's Athletic Association 2, 3, Inter Fraternity Sorority Council 3, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Procedures and Traditions Committee 3, Nu Lambda Kappa 1, 2, Camival Committee Chairman 3, Soccer Team 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 3, College Center Board 4, Men's Volleyball Team 1, Parking Committee 4. I JACKSON, JOSEPHINE 0 145 Peshine Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 4, Chorus 3, Hi-Lows 3, 4, Dance Study 1, Inde- pendent 1, 2, 3, Memorabilikz Sports Editor 4, Norms Theater Guild 3, 4, Nfl Lambda Kappa 4, Women's Basketball 1, 2, Intramural ports . JACKSON, LORRAINE CLAUDIA 0 37 Telford Street, East Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dance Study 2, 3, Women's Recreation Association 2, Alpha Delta Pi 3, 4, Class Executive Board 2, 3, Women's Basketball 2, Guides Committee 1. JACKSON, NANCY 'O 1141 Warren Street, Roselle, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Renata Club 2, 3, 4. JACKSON, RUTH E. 0 376 Amherst Road, Linden, New Jersey ACEi-S3NJEA 3, 4, Memorabilia 3, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Car- niva . JACOBS, RHEA MARILYN 0 230 Goldsmith Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Dance Study 1, Independent 2, 3, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Class Executive Board 3, Star of David Club 4, Guides Committee 2, 3. JAKUB, JOSEPH F. JR. 0 14 Cypress Street, Carteret, New Jersey Student Council 3, Memorabilia Photography Editor 4, Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4, Nu Lambda Kappa 1, Guides Committee 1, Independent Photography Editor 4. JUDGE, RUTH ANNE 0 9 Kingman Road, South Orange, New Jersey Social Committee 2, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 2, Wom- en's Recreation Association 2, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4. JULIANO, MARYANN o 33 McKinley Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey Social Committee 1, 2, Newman Club 1, 2, Guides Committee 1, 2. K KAES, JANET E. 0 115 Nesbitt Terrace, Irvington, New Jersey Student Council 2, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Re- cording Secretary 4, Guides Committee 2. KANTOR, PATRICIA LYNNE 0 356 Starling Road, En lewood, New Jersey Transfer from Douglass CoIlege. KAPLAN, BLANCHE E. -0 808 Colonial Arms Road, Union, New Jersey Transfer from Newark State College Extension Division, ACE- SNJEA 4, Renata Club 4. KEENAN, KATHLEEN ROSE 0 281 Manning Avenue, North Plainfield, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4, Women's Basketball 1 KEIN, MARY DOUGLASS 0 504 Twin Oaks Road, Union, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Memorabilia 3, Rho Theta Tau 3, 4, Camival Committee 3, VVomen's Basketball 1, VVomen's Volleyball 1. KENNY, JOHN C. 0 444A Clarkson Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Transfer from Montclair State College, Independent 3, Sports Edi- tor 4, Sigma Beta Tau 4. KERKER, SHARON HERMAN 0 1828 Manor Drive, Union, New Jersey Cheerleading 1, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4. KICENIUK, VERA 0 755 VVillick Road, Linden, New Jersey Student Organization, Assistant Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, College Center Board Treasurer 4, Student Organization Executive Board 2, 3. KICHLINE, CAROLE ANN 'O 101 Roosevelt Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, 4, Carnival Committee 2, 3, Guides Committee 1, 2, VVomen's Volleyball 1. KIMELMAN, JUDITH ANN o 216 Douglas Road, Roselle, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Recording Secretary 4, Dance Study 2, Inde- pendent 1, 2, Lambda Phi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Guides Committee 2. KLAUSNER, ELAINE RHODA 0 104 Boulevard, Bayonne, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Star of David Club 3. KLIGER, MARCIA o 18 Evergreen Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, Guides Committee 2, Campus Committee 2. KLIMAN, ARLENE RITA 0 1493 Vauxhall Road, Union, New Jersey Transfer from Upsala College. KNITTER, MARION CLAIRE 0 2416 Hulick Place, Rahway, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, C.C.U.N. 2, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, Re- cording Secretary 4, Guides Committee 2, 3. KOCH, CLARISSA C. 0 478 Lincoln Place, Orange, New Jersey Student Council 4, Chorus 3, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter Fratemity Sorority Council 4, Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4, Class Executive Board 3, Camival Committee 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3. KOLLMAR, MARY VEIT 0 120 Park Avenue, Madison, New Jersey Orchestra 1, 2, 3. KSELBIAN, INIARY ELLEN 0 382 Jeffries Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, XVapalanne 1, 2, Newman Club 1, 2, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2. L LAGATTUTA, ARLENE MARION 0 1068 Brighton Street, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 3, Vice President 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LAING, LORRAINE LAWSON 0 101 Nottingham Drive, Brick Township, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Renata Club 2, 3, 4. LANIM, HELCA hi. 0 2005 Myrtle Street, Union, New Jersey Student Council 2, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 2, 3, Athletic Association 1. LANCE, MARILYN M. 0 146 Joralemon Street, Belleville, New Jersey Transfer from Montclair State College, Dean's list 3, ACE-SNJEA 4, Memorabilia 4. LARNER, SHERYL M. 0 380 Elmwood Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey Transfer from Bouve Boston Schools, Tufts University, Dance Study 2, Omega Phi 2, 3, 4. LATHAM, JUDITH CEMZA 0 123 Acme Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Dance Study 1, 2, Sigma Beta Chi 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Camival Committee 2, 3. LAWS, ROBERT LOUIS 0 1268 Oakwood Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey Hi-Lows 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1. LEE, ROSE 0 108 Elizabeth Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Class Recording Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Committee 3, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Class Execu- tive Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Camival Committee 1, Guides Committee 1. LEPREE, ANDREA 0 43 Hillside Road, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Madrigal Sing- ers Corresponding Secretary 3, 4, Dance Study 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Women's Recreation Association 2, 3, 4, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, Procedures and Traditions Committee 1, Festival Chorus 3, 4. LEVINE, SHIRLEY LOIS 0 132 Dewey Street, Newark, New Jersey Social Committee 1, 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Study 1, Independent 1, 2, 3, Memorabilia 4, Pi Eta Sigma 3, 4, Star of David Club 4, Guides Committee 1, 2. LEVY, MINA ELISE 0 165 Chancellor Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Chorus 1, 2, Madrigal Singers 4, Dance Study 1, Memorabilia Co- Editor-in-Chief 4, Bowling Club 2, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Record- ing Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Leadership Conference 4, Guides Committee 2, Class Show 4. LIPMAN, ELLEN SUE 0 51 Galloping Hill Road, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Inter Fratemity Sorority Coun- cil 4, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4. LIPSON, SANDRA lNIAE 0 531 South 19th Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4. LOBODA, INIARY ANN VIRGINIA 0 566 South 13th Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Coordinator 2, 3, XVomen's Recreation Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, 4, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Athletic Association 1, Procedures and Traditions Committee 2: Carnival Committee 1, 2, 3, Assistant Treasurer 1, Treasurer 2, 3, Leadership Conference 4, VVomen's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, XVomen's Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, XVomen's Softball 2, 3, 4, XVomen's Tennis 2, 3, 4. LOFFREDO, ROBERT L. 0 216 Clifton Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Chorus 1, 3, Memorabilia Busi- ness Manager 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Class Show 4. LORAH, JANICE 0 142 North 6th Avenue, Manville, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Memorabilia 4, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Class Executive Board 3, Guides Committee 1. LUCAS, BARBARA ANN o 12 Dartmouth Street, Fords, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, VVapalanne Club 1, 2, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2. LUCARA, BARBARA ANN o 20 North 22nd Street, Kenilworth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Dance Study 1, 2, 4, Bowling Club 4, VVomen's Recreation Association 1, 2, Camival Commit- tee 1, 2. LUPO, CHARLES M. 0 316 North 12th Street, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 4, Newman Club 1, Inter Fraternity Sorority Council 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Carnival Committee 3, Leadership Conference 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Guides Committee 2, Class Show 4, Memorabilia Assistant Photography Editor 4, Industrial Arts Association 4. M MACKEY, IRENE EUGENIA O 328 Leo Street, Hillside, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4. MADSEN, ETHEL J. I 1086 Springfield Avenue, New Providence, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Renata Club 2, 3, 4, Hos- pitality Chairman 4. MADSEN, HARVEY N. 0 633 Quinton Avenue, Kenilworth, New Jersey Transfer from Jersey City State College. MARCANTONIO, ROBERT 0 153 Sommer Street, Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, Baseball Team 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Men's Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. MARINARO, JOANNE BRENDA 0 21 Pleasant Avenue, Belleville, New Jersey Chorus 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Class Executive Board 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, Guides Committee 1, 2. MARINARO, PATRICIA MARIE O 360 Bloomfield Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Rho Theta Tau 3. 4. MARMO, CARMINE ANTHONY O 67 Davenport Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4. MASCITELLI, JACQUELINE 0 320 Hollywood Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey NICCANN, EILEEN lNIARIE 0 51 Belmont Avenue, North Plainfield, New Jersey Newman Club 1, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, VVomen's Basketball 1, 2, Guides Committee 2, VVomen's Recreation Association 1, 2. McCOLE, ANN 0 911 Summit Street, Linden, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Delta Chi 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, VVomen's Basketball 2, Guides Committee 2. 220 McFEELEY, JEAN SONA 0 280 Goldsmith Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, NVomen's Recreation Association 1, 2, XVomen's Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Newman Club 2. MCGUIRE, PAUL ROBERT 0 42 lst Street, Fanwood, New Jersey Transfer from Union Junior College, Nu Sigma Phi 3, 4. MCNEILL, ELAINE M. 0 20 Ridgepark Drive, Apt. 28E, North Arlington, New Jersey Transfer from Bloomsburg State College, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. MEIER, SUSAN M. 0 34A Meadowbrook, Maplewood, New Jersey Transfer from Harcum Junior College, New York University. METZ, EDWARD 0 19 Madison Avenue, Summit, New Jersey Industrial Arts Association 4. METZCER, MARCIA POLACSEK 0 10 Harvard Terrace, Perth Amboy, New Jersey Transfer from Skidmore College, Dean's List 3, ACE-SNJEA 3, Executive Board 4, C.C.U.N. 4. MEYER, ANITA ELISE 0 10 Hilliard Avenue, Edgewater, New Jersey Transfer from MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Illinois, Dean's List 3, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4. MOLLER, RICHARD JOHN 0 1015 Garden Street, Hoboken, New Jersey Transfer from Seton Hall University, Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Men's Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. MONTAC, JOHN E. 0 29 Wall Street, Cranford, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, Intramural Sports 1. 2. MOSS, ALICE NAOMI 'O 334 North Clinton Street, East Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Women's Recreation Associa- tion 1, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Womens Basketball 1, Women's Volleyball 1, Guides Committee 2, Deck Tennis 1. N NAGEL, PETER JOHN III 0 275 Salem Road, Union, New Jersey C.C.U.N. 4, Wapalanne Club 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Nu Sigma Phi 3, 4, Vice President 3, Athletic Association 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, Leadership Conference 4, Basketball Junior Varsity Manager 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Fencing 3, 4, Tennis Team 3, 4. NELLICAN, ELIZABETH ACERRA 0 50 Wall Street, West Long Branch, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4. O O'BRIEN, JUDITH 0 610 Salem Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Transfer from Kansas University. O'DONNELL, PATRICIA ANNE 0 26 Clark Street, Glen Ridge, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 4, Class Executive Board 3, Car- nival Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Show 4, Prom Committee 3, 4. O'NEILL, NANCY MARIE 0 728 Wyoming Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey AICE-SNJEA 4, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Sigma Kappa P i 3, 4. ORIEL, CAROL RITTENHOUSE 0 111 Hawthorne Avenue, Nutley, New Jersey Transfer from University of Delaware, ACE-SNJEA 1, 4. OTTENSTEIN, SONJA o 17 Lindsley Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Independent 3, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Carnival Committee 2, Cuides Committee 2. P PAROLY, MAEVA B. 0 42 NVebstcr Street, Irvington, New Jersey Glee Club 3, NVomen's Recreation Association 1, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Womcn's Basketball 1, Women's Volleyball 1. PECINA, DOUGLAS A. 0 551 W. 7th Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 2, Class President 1, 4, ACE- NJSEA 1, 2, C.C.U.N. 4, Ili-Lows 4, NVapalanne Club 1, 2, New- man Club 1, l.l .S. Council 3, Vice President 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 2, 3, Planning and Development Committee 2, Carnival Committee 3, 4, Leadership Conference 3, Co-planner 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2, 3, College Center Board 2, 3, 4, Student- lfaculty Co-op 2, 3, 4, Student Council Executive Board 1, 2, 4, Varsity Bowling 4. PECUNIA, FRANCES GLORIA 0 366 Crawford Terrace, Union, New Jersey Student Council 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, Clioms 2, Newman Club 1, Sigma Beta Chi 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. PENNELL, LOUISE EILEEN 0 126 Camden Street, Newark, New Jcrscy ACE-SNJEA l, 2, 3, 4, Choms 2, 3, Dance Study 1, Newman Club 1, 2, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4, Executive Board 3. PFEIFFER, CAROL ELIZABETH 0 42 Burnett Terrace, Maplewood, New Jersey Transfer from Rutgers University, Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, C.C.U.N. 2, M8WlOTUlJill0 4. A PICCIUTI, LUISA G. 0 5 Sheridan Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, Dance Study 2, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 4, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Chairman '62 Revue. PINTOZZI, ANITA JANET 0 172 New York Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Cuides Committee 1, 2, College Festival Chorus 3, 4. POLLACK, LINDA JANE 0 120 Grumman Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Class Corresponding Secretary 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 4, Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Guides Committee 1, 2, Bowling Club 1, Inter- Fraternity-Sorority Council 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Hi-Lows 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, President 3, Star of David Club 3, 4, Lead- ership Conference 3, Co-planner 4, Carnival Committee Entertain- ment Chairman 3, Senior Show 4, Prom Committee Chairman 4, Memorabilia Co-Editor-in-Chief 4. POROSKI, ELIZABETH HE-LEN 0 96 Liberty Street, Fords, New Jersey Wapalanne Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Class Executive Board 1. Porrs, AUDREY o 261 Morris Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Chorus 3, 4, Women's Recreation Association 1, Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 3. PRAGER, RICHARD 'U 645 Summer Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Hi-Lows 3, Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4. PRATT, LUCILLE 0 209 South Essex Avenue, Orange, New Jersey Memorabilia 3, Newman Club 1, Cuides Committee 2, Communi- cations Committee 2. PYTELL, CAROL ANN 0 278 Myrtle Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Newman Club 1, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Coun- cil 3, Chi Delta 3, 4, Social Chairman 4, Camival Committee 3, 4, Guides Committee 3, N.J. Association of Math Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4, National Council, Teachers of Mathematics 3. R RAIMONDO, THERESA ANN 0 64 Summer Avenue, Newark, New Jersey RAYMOND, FRANCENA ANN 0 50 Park Place, South Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Hi-Lows 3, Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 4, Memorabilia 4, Procedures and Traditions Committee 3, 4. REED, LILLIAN BRENDA 0 86 Leslie Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Study 3, 4, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Program Director 2, Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, Women's Basketball 1, 2, Women's Vol- leyball 3, 4. REGAN, MAUREEN ELIZABETH 0 524 Parkside Road, Plainfield, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, Madrigal Singers 4, Independent 3, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 4, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council 4, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4, Cuides Committee 1. REILLY, DANIEL J. P. o 942 Monroe Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Student Council 4, Chorus 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 2, 3, 4, President 4, Nu Lambda Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 3, Tennis Team 3, 4, Captain 4. RESNICK, MAXINE 0 41 Wolcott Terrace, Newark, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 3, Conservation Program 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Leadership Conference 4, Star of David Club 4. RESTAINO, MICHAEL 0 744 Broadway, Newark, New Jersey Industrial Arts Association 4. RICCIARDI, FRANCES 0 401 Chestnut Street, Union, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Newman Club 1, Guides Committee 2. RIDENOUR, WATSON 0 1827 North Stiles Street, Linden, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3. RIEDER, BARBARA M. 0 123 VVinslow Place, Garwood, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Mernorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Class Executive Board 3, Procedures and Traditions Committee 3, Leadership Conference 4, Cuides Committee 1, 2. RIETH, DONALD ROBERT 0 472 North 5th Street, Newark, New Jersey Transfer from Seton Hall University, Nu Sigma Phi 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 4. ROBBINS, RUBY 0 111 Paterson Road, Fanwood, New Jersey ROBERTSON, JOHN 0 IOV2 Cedar Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, C.C.U.N. 4, Independent 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 4, Guides Committee 1, 2. ROCK, JUDY B. 0 252 Chelsea Avenue, Long Branch, New Jersey ROESCH, ESTELLE CLAIRE 0 55 Spring Street, Dover, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Star of David Club 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2. ROSAMILIA, RAFFAELLA RAE 0 129 Clifton Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Newman Club 1, Sigma Beta Chi 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Guides Committee 1. ROTH, MONA 0 485 Boyden Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Dance Study 1, 2, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council 4, Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, President 4, Women's Basketball 1: Intramural Sports 1, Women's Volleyball 1, Guides Committee 1, 2, 3, Fencing 2. ROTHBARD, RUTHANNE 0 1069 Voorhees Street, Hillside, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, Chorus 1, 4, Dance Study 1, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 2. ROTONDO, CATHERINE 0 157 Garside Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club 4, Guides Committee 1, 2. RUBRECHT, VINCENT 0 114 Wootton Road, Essex Fells, New Jersey Industrial Arts Association 4. RUSSOMAGNO, ANTHONY 0 43 Clerk Street, Jersey City, New Jersey Transfer from Jersey City Junior College, ACE-SNJEA 4, Intra- mural Sports 4, Tennis Team 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 4. ciation 4. S SALANDRA, MARIE 0 344 Ridge Street, Newark, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 3. SAMSE, RICHARD ARTHUR 0 57 Madison Avenue, Rochelle Park, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, M.A.A. 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Carnival Committee 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 3, American Industrial Arts Association 4, Alpha Phi Omega 2. SANTANELLO, JOSEPH ANTHONY 0 905 Lakeside Place, Union, New Jersey Student Council 2, 3, President 4, Class Vice President 1, Presi- dent 3, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, Newman Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 3, M.A.A. 2, 3, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, Procedures and Tradi- tions Committee 2, 3, Camival Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, College Center Board 2, 3, 4, Student-Faculty Co-op 4, Student Council Executive Board 3, President 4, College Bond Issue 1, 2, S.C.I.D. 3, Presi- dent's Advisory Committee 4. SCHMIDT, JUDITH ANN 0 16 Emerson Drive, Livingston, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 1, 2. 3, Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, Historian 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, Norms Theater Guild 1, NVomen's Tennis 1. SCHNALL, KENNETH 0 241 Oliver Street, Newark, New Jersey SCHROCK, DONNA MARIE 0 894 Central Avenue, New Providence, New Jersey Transfer from Green Mountain College, ACE-SNJEA 4. SCHWEBEL, ANDREA M. 0 463 Brook Avenue, Passaic, New Jersey Transfer from American University. SCOTT, ELIDA MILDRED 0 22 Cottage Place, Keansburg, New Jersey Dean's List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Wapalanne Club 3, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, His- torian 3, Women's Volleyball 1, Guides Committee 2, Womens Tennis 2, 3. SERRITELLA, THEODORA 0 297 Clifton Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 4, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Women's Basketball 1, Guides Committee 1, 2. SFAELOS, JOHN S. 0 76 Mt. View Place, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Sigma Theta Chi 3, 4, Base- ball Team 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Captain of College Bowling Team 4. SHARE, SONDRA FRIEDMAN 0 811 Linden Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Dance Study 1, 2, Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 2. SHELKO, ABBY SALOW 0 69B Hastings Avenue, Rutherford, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4. SHEPHERD, RUTH MARIE WOLTERSDORF 0 1009 Chancellor Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Women's Basketball 2, Women's Volleyball 2. SHERESHEWSKY, MURRAY SAUL 0 231 Leslie Street, Newark, New Jersey Dean's List 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, M.A.A. 1, Carnival Commit- tee 2, Star of David Club 4, Chaimian College Carnival 2, Advisor Carnival Committee 3, Memorabilia 4. SHOCKLEY, TERESA DENISE 0 76 Richard Terrace, Union, New Jersey Cheerleading 2, 3, Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2. SHYERS, FRANK 0 1025 North Broad Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Transfer from Seton Hall University, Hi-Lows 3, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 3, Sigma Beta Tau 4, Nu Lambda Kappa 3, 4. SILBERNIAN, BARBARA RUTH 0 1595 Compton Place, Hillside, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Social Committee 1, 2, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Study 1, Independent 1, 2, 3, Pi Eta Sigma 3, 4, Star of David Club 4, Guides Committee 1, 2. SILVERMAN, JUDITH ANNE 0 213 Williamson Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Campus Committee 2, Independent 1, 2, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Leadership Conference 3. SILVERMAN, JUNE HOLLANDER 0 Village Apartments, Magie Avenue, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 1, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Guides Committee 2, Modem Dance 1, 2, Omega Phi 2, 3, 4. SIMNIONS, CHARLES EDWARD 0 197 Central Place, Orange, New Jersey SIMPSON, DOROTHY LOUISE 0 8 Athens Avenue, South Amboy, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club 1. SIMS, MARGARET 0 125 Seymour Avenue, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Alethian Club 1, 2, XVomen's Recreation Association 1, 2, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Re- cording Secretary 4, Women's Volleyball 1, 2. SJONELL, EDWIN RAYMOND 0 531 Monroe Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Class Treasurer 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Men's Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 2, 3, President 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader- ship Conference 4, Basketball Team 1, Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2, Townsend Lecture Series 2, 3, Class Show 1, 4. SKALING, SHIRLEY ADELL 0 553 East Grant Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey Transfer from Paterson State College, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Alethian Club 2, 3, 4. SLACK, CRAIG 0 319 Mobus Avenue, North Plainfield, New Jersey Men's Athletic Association 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. SLIKER, SHIRLEY E. 0 81 Lindsley Avenue, YVest Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, NVomen's Recreation Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Chi Delta 3, 4, Alethian Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SMOLINSKI, CAROLINE MARTHA o 272 Chestnut Street, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Social Committee 3, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Memorabilia 3, 4, Typing Editor 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4- Women's Tennis 2. SOBON, ELEANOR PATRICIA 0 252 Russell Avenue, Rahway, New Jersey Transfer from Douglass College, Student Council 3, Newman Club 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, Nu Theta Chi 3, 4. SORENSEN, KAREN MARIE 0 49 Mansion Terrace, Cranford, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Women's Recreation Association 2, 3, Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Women's Basketball 2, Guides Committee 2. STECKI, ALICE 0 369 East Kinney Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, President 4, Intramural Sports 1, Women's Volleyball 1. STODDART, JEAN LESLIE 0 57 Sandford Place, Newark, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Women's Recreation Association 1, 2, Inter-Fraternity Sorority Council 3, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Women's Volleyball 1, 2, Guides Committee 2. STROCHAK, RITA JACOBS 0 379 Princeton Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Dance Study 1, 2, Women's Recreation Associa- tion 4, Star of David Club 4. SUMMERS, BARBARA 0 1085 Kensington Terrace, Union, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Memorabilia Literary Editor 4, Inter-Fratemity- Sorority Council 3, 4, President 4, Pi Em Sigma 2, 3, 4: Nu Lambda Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 3, 4, VVomen's Baslgetgall Team 2, Dana Review 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 2, Edi- tor , . 7 SWIFT, JANET ELLEN 0 273 Vose Avenue, South Orange, New Jersey Transfer from Green Mountain College, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Hi-Lows 4, Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Memora- bilia Publicity Editor 4, Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, Class Executive Board 3, Carnival Committee 3, 4, Class Show 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, Traditions and Procedures Committee 4. T TARANTINI, JEAN ANNA o 11 High Street, Newark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Madrigal Singers 4, Dance Study 2, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4. TAURIELLO, ANTHONY 0 152 Isabella Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Newman Club 1, 3, Bowling Club 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 2, 3, Carnival Committee 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 4. TORNAMBE, NARDINE CAMILLE o 413 Redcliffe Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 4, Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4. U UNDERHILL, MARGARET KOCH 0 34 Berkeley Street, Maplewood, New Jersey Transfer from Centenary College for Women, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Women's Recreation Association 1, Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Womenis Volleyball 1. URIBE, JULIUS F. 0 442 Park Avenue, Perth Amboy, New Jersey V VENES, CARMINE R. 0 228 Atlantic Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 4, Newman Club 2, 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Camival Committee 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. VERNICK, RUTH S. 0 40 Schley Street, Newark, New Jersey Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Study 1, Independent 1, 2, 3, Copy Editor 2, 3, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, Star of David Club 4, Guides Committee 1, VERONSKY, ROBERT MICHAEL 0 211 Summer Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4. VINELLA, JERRY E. 0 306 North'22nd Street, Kenilworth, New Jersey Transfer from Ohio Northem University, College Fomm 4, Soccer Team 4. VITKOWSKY, ROBERT 0 68 Maybrook Drive, Maywood, New Jersey Transfer! from Fairleigh Dickinson University, Industrial Arts Asso- ciation . W WALLACE, WILLIAM C. 'O 173 Hillside Avenue, Nutley, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4. WALLINC, ELIZABETH ERICKSON o 23 Myrtle Avenue, Keyport, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Chi Delta 2 ,3, 4, Renata Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2. WALSH, MARCUERITE FARON 'O 44 Washington Street, Harrison, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Women's Basketball 1. WEBER, CARL F. o 542 Oakdene Avenue, Ridgefield, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Hi-Lows 2, Bowling Team 4. WEBER, FAITH N. 0 1160 Woolley Avenue, Union, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4. WEISS, PATRICIA CULLEN 0 1101 Lowden Avenue, Union, New Jersey WEISS, TONI L. 0 128 Paine Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Inter-Fraternity Sorority Council 3, 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Star of David Club 4. WEITZMAN, DOROTHY 0 232 Academy Terrace, Linden, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, C.C.U.N. 2, Renata Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. WEYRICK, NANCY D. 0 634 Prosper Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey Student Council 3, Dean's List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, Glee Club 2, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. W1CG1Ns, EVA H. o 152 East 9th Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey Renata Club 4, Glee Club 4. WILGUS, BELLA MASAPOLLI 0 310 Spencer Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Deana List 1, 2, 3, ACE-SNJEA 4. WILLIAMS, E. JOANNE o 51 Baldwin Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Transfer from North Carolina Agriculture and Technical College, Dance Study 2, Women's Recreation Association 2, 3, Chi Delta 2 ,3, 4. WILLIAMSON, ORVILLE, W. 0 Apartment 17A, Leland Gardens, Plainfield, New Jersey Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 2, 3, 4. WILSON, ALYCE ELAINE 0 31 Saint John's Place, Keansburg, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Women's Recreation Association 1, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Guides Committee 2. WOJCIECHOWSKI, ARTHUR S. 0 107 North Pine Avenue, South Amboy, New Jersey Newman Club 2, 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3 ,4, Co-Captain 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. WOLK, JUDITH T. 0 38 Cleveland Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Transfer from Cazenovia Junior College, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Delta Silgrga Pi 2, 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 3, Historian 4, Star of David Cu 4. WOODSON, PATRICIA BRANTLEY 0 175 Garden Street, Cranford, New Jersey Transfer from Seton Hall University and Morgan State College, ACE-SNJEA 4. WORBY, CAROLE SUSAN 0 26 Laventhal Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta sigma Pi 2, 3, 4. WORONCZUK, IHOR W. -- 70 Beverly Street, Newark, New Jersey Orchestra 2, 3, Independent 4, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Com- munications Committee 2, 3. WYCKOFF, ARLENE 0 104 Linden Avenue, SpringHeld, New Jersey Student Council 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, 3, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4. Y YACHNIK, JAMES A. -0 355 Walnut Street, Newark, New Jersey. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Com- munications Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2. Z ZAKRZESKI, PATRICIA JULIA 0 312 Amon Terrace, Linden, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Memorabilia 4, Newman Club 1, 4, Women's Recreation Association 4. ZEMEIKIS, DOROTHY B. 0 125 Clark Place, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 4, Bowl- ing Club 2. ZENCEWALD, BARBARA ANN 0 219 Cristiami Street, Roselle, New Jersey ZIECLER, KARL FRANK 0 1612 Gordon Place, Rahway, New Jersey Norms Theater Guild 1, Student Personnel Committee 2, 3, 4. ZIPKIN, BETSY L. 0 24A Colfax Manor, Roselle Park, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4. ZLICESKI, BARBARA ANN 0 99 Emerald Place, Clark, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, C.C.U.N. 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ZOLKIEWICZ, ROBERT ANTHONY 0 326 New York Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 3, ACE-SNJEA 4, Qrchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Independ- ent 3, Newman Club 1, 2, Men's Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 2, 3, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Record- ing Secretary 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, Carnival Com- mittee 3, Basketball Team 3, 4, Soccer Team '3, 4, Captain 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Guides Committee 1, 2, Alpha Phi Omega 1,'2, 3, 4. ZUCKERMAN, JOAN D. 0 378 Turrell Avenue, South Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, Wapalanne Club 2, 3, Women's Recreation Asso- eiation 1, 2, Inter-Fraternity Sorority Council 3, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, President 4, Carnival Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 3, Womens Basketball 1, 2, National Student Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4. ZUCKERMAN, JUNE ALICE ,O 378 Turrell Avenue, South Orange, New, Jersey Wapalanne Club 2, 3, Women's Recreation Association 1, 2, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Board 1, 2, Carnival Com- mittee 3, Leadership Conference 3, National Student Association 2, 3, 4, Coordinator 2, New Jersey Regional Chairman 3, Chair- man Foreign Student Committee 3, 4. ZUSMAN, ALBERT B. 0 5 Herman Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey Transfer from Rider College, ACE-SNJEA 4, Carnival Commit- tee 3, Industrial Arts Association 4. AL IVIA NIATER To Thee, O Alma Mater, YVe give our mind and heart, May ev'ry son and daughter In one accord depart. All Hail, O Newark State, VVith Pride we sing anew, Thy name be praised forever, To Thee we will be true. O may we keep the friendships XVe made within thy halls, And may we keep the motto XVe read upon thy walls, For he who dares to teach Must never cease to learn, O may thy noble spirit XVithin us ever burn. All Hail, O Newark State! W'0rds by Harry YVilson Music by jack E. Platt ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The staff of the 1962 Memorabilia wishes to express its gratitude to: Mr. Eclwclrrl Batlmmn and the Rue PllbIl,S'lIfl11Q Company for their cooperation in the production ot the 1962 yearhook. Mr. Richarrl Gross for his excellent photography and endless patience with us. Mrs. Irene RCif.snyu'er for her guidance as our Advisor. Mr. E. Austin. G00lIlL.'fll, our Art Advisor. The Aclmiuistration for their assistance and cooperation. Mr. 16177168 Day for his informative services. Mr. Anthony Pecina and Mr. Riclmrzl Kimmel. Cllsfoclians Arthur and john for the many favors they have done for ns. All those who contributed their time and effort in the preparation of this edition. he end has now become the beginning . . . the present will soon become history. We look to tomorrow as our future. What We have gained will be our sustaining force. What we have learned will bring us closer to how we will proceed. We shall Walk from our college each in different directions. The place we reach will differ for all of us. The doors from which we leave Newark State have many roads. It is now our responsibility to choose that road which is most suitable to us and our desires. We leave possessing a solid foundation upon which We Will build. We have a strong basis of education, yet We must continue to learn- to build our minds. We have been molded and brought to this point in our lives by those people who are among our greatest influences- our teachers and professors. It is now up to us to enlighten and inspire as We have been enlightened and inspired. And so, the end of otu' college life has now become the beginning of our futLu'e . . . Lithographed by 77 RAE PUBLISHING CO 282 Grove Avenue Cedar Grove, N. J. n i 'r W P wi i -H 1 77' rg. -as-,.-- ,L -..4 ?'!1'.. -V .A Q ' J ' , 1, 4- ', '4 - ,, vi. '- 'V'-.1 '.. fl .H . , ' - V 1 ., -, -. , ..,.,:. Q, yy - .

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