Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1963 volume:

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Much of what we learn is taught by example, and it is often from this kind of teaching that we learn most. The ideal of de- votion must be taught in this manner. Devotion to a profession is always admirable, if that profession be teaching, however, it is a necessity as well. The class of 1968 therefore dedicates its yearbook to two faculty members who have exemplified the ideal of devotion to their profession. With pride and honor the 1963 Memorabilia is dedicated to Miss Betsy Davison and Dr. Jean Richardson. Miss Davison was as new to Newark State as we were in the fall of 1959. She soon became well known to all of us, not only in her oHicial capacity as Coordinator of Student Activities, but also as an interested and reliable friend of the student body. The long hours Miss Davison spends each day on campus are but one indication of the devotion she manifests for her profes- sion. When coupled with the genuine interest she possesses for all she does, this is truly an admirable trait, and one worthy of imitation. Admirable, too, is the efficient manner in which she has at- tended to the coordination of myriad student activities, and still found time to participate so enthusiastically in many of them. She is a person we have come to depend upon, because this de- pendence is fostered by a confidence in her ability to help and the surety that she will do so. Truly, Miss Davison has exemplified a genuine devotion to her profession and to the interests of Newark State College students. , Dr. Jean Richardson has displayed in her teaching a profes- sional devotion worthy of emulation. Students find her classes not only interesting and stimulating, but also practical and ap- plicable. Much of the value of her teaching, however, is not merely in content, but in the methods and manner in which she presents it. She is not only a gifted teacher, but one who practices what she preachesf' and for this she is held in the greatest of esteem. Moreover, Dr. Richardson is interested in her students beyond a professional capacity. As advisor to the Traditions and Pro- cedures Committee, she is concerned with the establishment of a heritage of tradition at Newark State. As a friend, she is always willing to offer help and advice to any student who desires it. In this way she has devoted countless hours of her time to both pro- fessional and non-professional counseling. Dr. Iean Richardson typifies the type of teacher we would like to become. Her devotion to her students and to the creed of teaching she professes is one we shall endeavor to achieve. of our experiences appear more significant than others. Time will be the true judge of their 'Ci I value, but for the present we know that, among the memories of college which we shall cherish are those of two faculty members who have in- spired us with their devotion to their profession. Thus, with much gratitude and appreciation, the Class of 1963 dedicates its yearbook to Miss Betsy Davison and Dr. jean Richardson. lean Richardson jf As we look back on our college years, certain Y, Memorabilia the things worth to be remembered . . Our yearbook is predicated upon the conscious pursuit of those things which have occurred dur- ing our college career that are truly worthy of being remembered. It is to be a reflection of the oarious aspects of college-the people, events, and experiences which have characterized our years at Newark State. I To The Class of 1963: Year after year as each class goes forth as graduates from the College, our hopes and aspirations go with you, first of all, for success in our profession of teaching, next, for success in life. It is this latter phase of success I should like to em- phasize this year. Man has always thought his current dilemma, in whatever age he lived, to be climactic. Wfe, too, feel that in this year four own lives and the world at large is indeed in a climactic lstage. Rather than stand back and watch it explode, or stand ion top of it and have it explode under us, we are each in a lposition to do something about it. The learning you have ,been acquiring for the past four years, information of the lworld in which you live and the people who live with you gin that world, must not stop at this point, but must be ac- icelerated and continued so that you each may make your irendezvous with destiny in seeing that you are informed and Earticulate about the need of world controls of the forces of inations, that you do something about it in its early stage of ,your lifetime, lest there bc no lifetime for any of us. The itraining for leadership has been your privilegcg thc role of 'leadership is your obligation. Sincerely yours, EUGENE G. VVILKINS President , e-R'-1 Eugene G. Wilkins in 'Qnll '3 nk 1 pupil :fr-all ,guswul . - - Y ,MV CIW! V , ,, I. f. AD .l . 4,4 N4 it yi X s SE Illll fs P r , V, - 'iii , is 5 -z3, .:f',,'a',,g,g,1't.f'. ,'1f,,,, 'gLfQ?T:ffi'F 2 '-.!',J'1:..- luv - , s- f, .141-M' 1 'V,.'1+'1w...,'f- if friuxl' Fc52f1,f.'!!:m. . 1 Q ww. --1 . , viv r at 'fr - f gy,-A4 fi.--1.1213 'ffa-as ,.- ' 'MFI ',flgaz,c ?Y .1 . if-if-fY',,zf -id' wen f- ' , ,. 4,159 .fx ,-rs. ' 2 - g, in v Li ster' ,'ff :'Il'T,i':fj.l'.,'f- Y :- 1 4 ' I WINIFRED H. AMSDEN The privilege of working with an interested advisor, who was a friend as well, was granted to the Class of 1963 in the person of Mrs. WVinifred Amsden. Mrs. Amsden was an interested par- ticipant at our class meetings and attended the functions we held. Her lively, animated spirit endeared her to us all, and her eagerness to help won our respect and admiration. We shall always appreciate the interest Mrs. Amsden has exhibited in our class, and for this we deeply and sincerely thank her. 'H 'iff JAMES C. HYNES Prf'.s'ic10nl TO THE CL.-XSS OV 1963: I um sun' I spmk for all ui us mln-In l my that nwtln ing can cvvl' lvpluu- tlw xx'111'111 mul xxumlm-rful au quaintzlnc-cs wc IIQIYU c'11joy4E-cl cluring mn' Nlmrl xtuy' it Newark Stiltl' Collcgv. Only Ll foul, lmwcu-r, would nth-mpt to SllIIlIllkl.I'i!L those four yk'L1l'S of bliss in Ll fvxx' Sl'Iltt'lli'l'S. lillfllll 1156 our yCLll'l7OUk to I'L'Illillil you of mu' umllvgc' days the fricncls we have nmclv and tlmv mljoyxalmlm- and fruitful cxpn-1'ic11ces wc lmvc Cl'lL'OllI1l1'l't'Ql. Sim-crcly, j1NI i ROBERT IOHN FOLEY Vim'-Prf'.9ifI1'r1f Q47 Q . 95' X MARY ANN I,OXfB:XRDO Cnrr0.9pmuIin g Srfrvtary Q LUCILLE PACE Recording Secretary -IO! IN IAXYIIENCE ST.-XSI Tr1'a.s-urr'r 5 ff wrwrxu M W- LEROY R. ABRAM Industrial Arts KAREN ALTSCHULER General Elementary GLORIA DIANE AMATRUDI General Elementary lx.. JESSICA FARBEP. ABRAMSON General Elementary Handicapped - Speech - ,,,,,,,i. ,A FRANK ALVES Industrial Arts ' A---4 A .1 .-T5 fv ' MARY IANE ANES General Elementary ELIZABETH FRIEDMAN ARNOLD Early Childhood . f--Y 1 1 Tn '15 -fl? F FRANK JOSEPH ANTONIEWICZ Industrial Arts F MARIE SUSAN ASCIONE Early Clrildlzood DIANE MARIE ASI IFIELD General Elementary ROBERT JAMES ASHWORTH Secondary Science Q. BETTE BERGMANN BASS General Elementary . 61 ..al 'N ANN BAIERA Secondary English SH fl. . ELEANORE MARY BEDNAR General Elementary PIIYLLIS LUIS BERCER General Elementary 57 i5 SUSAN JOY BERNIAN General Elementary wf: :L ROCHELLE PACHMAN BERGMAN General Elementary RITA IUYCE BLECKNER General Elementary Hanflieappecl-Mentally Hetarclecl SHIRLEY LANDOXV BORN STEIN General Elementary Handicapped - Speeelz W-, EL:XlNlC HICLEN l7mUl,l,FR General Elementary 'N ION JAY BOWERS Secondary Mathematics MIRIAM CARPENTER BRANHAM General Elementary CONSTANCE JOY BREWER General Elementary Handicapped - Speech .ills ,E CATHERINE BRADLEY Secondary English DORIS BRENNAN General Elementary 'Za IUDITH GOODWIN BROVVN General Elementary 1 Xia LOIS BURKHARDT Secondary English ELVERA CAROL BUEHLER Fine Arts -'-u-... JOANN TODD BUSH Early Cliilrllroocl ' f'Y-i3 fl? x 'iv- A IOAN BURRELL Secondary Social Science .ig F xx.. ,.,, 1 - r 6 ANGELO CALLECHER Secondary English VIRGINIA ANN BUTLER Early Childhood I m.,,, pal PAUL THOMAS CAPEZZA Secondary Social Seienee CAROL ANN CARLUCCI General Elementary Tm qvww-:ff--W W- BERNARDINE LANGENBACH CARLE General Elementary JD H7 5 W MARY KAY CASEY Fine Arts X x ,. Q-M zz: ROBERT F. CASTELLANO General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded L FF ALICE LOUISE CAVANAUGH General Elementary MARY JANE CARROLL General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded -,Q-1-f CONCETTA EILEEN CATANZARO Secondary English ELAINE CHAMBERS General Elementary s' A, if J IOHANNA CANGIALGSI CONNELLY Early Childhood CHARLOTTE STAUB CLEWIS Secondary Mathematics v FRANCES-JEAN CONTE General Elementary JOHN JOSEPH CONTR Industrial Arts .x I KATHRYN ANN CONVERY General Elementary Qx QAM 'v ROBERTA COOK General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded ROBERT CORBY Industrial Arts DOMINICK S. CRISTO Industrial Arts Ea ELAINE WVINIFRED COUKOS General Elementary F wif CAROL ILA DAVENPORT Secondary Mathematics DORIS BLANKENSHIP CURRERI General Elementary BARBARA GALE DAVIS Early Clzilcllzoocl LOIS ANN DGCHIARO General Elementary IEANETTE MARIA DeBUSKE Secondary Social Science GQ ...ff ARLENE DELMAN General Elementary E9 F S... I' ANGELA JUDITH DeMARTINO Secondary En gl islz IL.-I ! CAROLINI' DENNY Fine Arts GENEVIEVE DEL SORDI General Elementary Hanclicfappecl - Speech 1 LILLIAN ANGELA lDCNI.'XRTINfJ General Elenlenfary LEONARD DeRASMO Secondary English 4? 3. gf 'XB-.. PATRICIA DiGIROLAMO Early Childhood 5' T 3 Z A 1? 44 F 5? Z 3 if is ri B' LORETTA DeSTEFANO Early Childhood 53, ,rf ' . GEORGE MICHAEL DIMONT Industrial Arts IUDITH ANNE DIVINEY General Elementary LS 'L Hill. 07.03 1 I ,rg If f 1' ,ff .g.,, .., ,I ' , I rl, A'-It K A 1 'QQ 'U MICHAEL C. DON NARUM M A General Elementary DARLENE KATHLEEN DONOHUE Secondary English ik 41' ,... 4 ' '9- '+. 'r 17' , MARY ELIZABETH DRURY General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded ELLEN P. EHRENBERG General Elementary Handicapped - Speech JILL PHYLLIS EDISON General Elementary A gg, J ADELE MIRIAN EISENBERG General Elementary 1 9' 1 59' ELIZABETH ANN EOBY General Elementary Rn' DON J. FANCERA Industrial Arts BARBARA EISENSTODT Early Childhood H! CERALDINE ELAINE F ABISAK Early Childhood 7' 'lb .11- SHIRLEY HERER FELDMAN General Elementary , N ,r it Q 'T YVONN E MARTHA FERGUSON General Elementary 15 'x 'E NELLIE FIRETTO General Elementary L Q. PATRICIA KEARNEY FENNIXIORE Early Cllilfllloafl SAUNDRA ANN FERRARA Secondary Mathematics X Tp I F ,fx E M 1. y lm I uf SHIRLEY FISCHLER General Elementary 'A fm' 'UN 10.13 'ill ARLENE BAUM FISHER Early Childhood .A 'fig' - W :9- sy. ,L 3. 1' , , I W1 DIANE FLANAGAN Early Childhood ROBERT JOHN FOLEY Industrial Arts Q5 ROLAND FOG Secondary Mathematics F, .,, CONCETTA M GABRIEL Secondary Engl zsh Y 1513 MARJORIE GANEK '1 General Elementary IUDITH ADELE CAST Early Clzildlzoofl f ELLEN ELIZABETH GANTLY General Elementary ff X 4 Div G 2 RIVA ROCK GELDZAHLER General Elementary SHEILA LORRAINE GERBER Secondary Mathematics 4 I' P' IUDITH ELLEN GERHARDT Early C ll ildlzood 76? ' 4 Y' WEDA WYNN GILMORE Early C lzildlwod KAREN BARISH CLASSMAN General Elementary BARBARA ANN GIBSON General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded MARY THERESE C-ILSENAN General Elementary '71 ilk A fax. RIRASHARCN GOLDF IN GER General Elementary EV-, , , 32? 3 3 Q 51 PEGGY ZINN GLAZER Early Childhood QW EDWARD COLDSTEIN Secondary Science CHARLES R. GREEN Secondary Social Science SANDRA GRAZIANO General Elementary L Riva' fmt' ' 1 5 f 4 x 5 fi 1, ish' DAVID MARTIN GREEN Secondary Social Science 1.- L FREDI MAY CREENFIELD General Elementary Handicapped - Speech GAIL UNGER GREEN General Elementary 'Vx E . 'K L ELIZABETH ANN CRODZKI Secondary English CHARLES ALAN GROVE Secondary Mathematics .,,d,' IOAN HANDLER General Elementary NORMA EDYTHE HAIGHT General Elementary fx MADELINE P. HAYES General Elementary CAROL ANN HERBERT Secondary English LINDA MURIEL HAYNES Secondary Social Science 'U' ml HARRIET FERN HIRSCHFELD General Elementary FF' 7 DOLORES ANN HLAVKA General Elementary ix - 5 ,X A MERYL SIMON HOLSBERC x General Elementary Ll. 5 'Q DOROTHY NADINE HIXSON General Elementary XVALDRON XVINROXV HOLCK General Elementary GEORGE BRECK HOOKER Secondary English Br- ' 1, I Vi Q . ANDREW D. HORUN, IR. Secondary Mathematics fx ' I x il.: BEVERLY EDYTHE HORN may Childhood -x 'QQ 1 4-nas CATHERINE AGNES HRDLICKA Early Childhood ELAINE ELIZABETH HREBIN Early Childhood BERNADINE IO-ANN HREHOWESIK Early Childhood .4-. I IAMES G. HYNES JEFFREY DGUGLAS HUPPERT Secondary Science film ANNE IANNELLI General Elementary Industrial Arts CAROLYN JETTER Secondary Mathematics F S -1 ,A NORA BERLAND KALISH Secondary Mathematics CYNTHIA DIANA IUDSON Early Childhood A lla MARY LOUISE KALB General Elcmenltary RUTH ANN KARETNICK Early Childhood f-. 'Dm l N CHRISTINE ANNE JULIANO Early Childhood N1 LYNN BISHOP KEATINC Early Clzilfllzood Q. .0- CAROL LIPSCHULTZ KIMMEL General Elementary ' A l N s Pl? ALLAN BENNETT KIERBIAN I7ICIll.S'fl'fI1I Arts XFX fs df' DORI XVALDMA N KNAVER Cvnvral Elvnzcfnfrlry Hf1nrIiz'11ppf'f1 - llcfrlfzlflgf CERALDINE MICHAFILS KNECHT General Elementary Rctflrrlml as Fi. 1 3 as HELEN ANNE KOCERHA Secondary Social Science Q SPENCER R. KOPECKY Industrial Arts Cf' r'cr '. NANCY ELIZABETH KOHL General Elementary fm 4 SALLY A. KOSS General Elementary CECILE E. KRESCH General Elementary Hanclicapperl - Mentally Retarded ..,..vm NX bl ak . 1' .S V, X51-lliefli DAHLIA KROUK Fine Arts MARILYN MARIE KRESS Early Childhood 'nn T 'V THADDEUS WALTER KRULIKOWSKI Secondary Mathematics RONNIE KUPER MAN General Elementary MARY CATHERINE KUNKA Secondary Mathematics ink . 'S' 3 MARION IRENE KURTZ General Elementary wp-may A , SANDRA LEE LAITALA Fine Arts 9. cz., .V W FRED R. KUZMA Secondary Social Science CAROLEE LYNN LAKOMY General Elementary MARYANN R. LAVANCO General Elementary Q .f1, 1 ,J Vi LINDA RUTH LEPP Secondary Social Sc'ienc'e ROSALYN ELLEN LEAKE General Elementary SYN ft.. X I. EDYTHE MIRIAM LESSIN General Elementary Hanclieapperl - Mentally Hetarflefl SUZANNE NIEISLER LEVY Secondary Englislz K' qi im BARBARA H. LEVINE General Elementary Hanclicappefl - Speech -va. ,DNN dl DOUGLAS FREDERICK LICKS Industrial Arts Nm A '1 ag A ' x Ana , , V MARY ANN LOMBARDO General Elementary ANTHONY LORDI Fine Arts MARYANN LILORE General Elementary EX JOAN ANN LONGARZO General Elementary Q.-. - BRENDA ILENE LUBETKIN General Elementary Hanflirappetl - Speecll x -Q-H' ROSE MARIE LUCCO General Elementary H. I. F 'iw R 5 ii .1 'Uv CAROLE ANN LUBETKIN General Elementary Handicapped - Speeelz 1 Q is SARAH RACIMORA LUDVVIG General Elementary ARTHUR VV.-X LTER LUNDCREN General Elenzentary G, L DIANE LEE MQICALPINE General Elementary e e Q 1 '37 MARION LOUISE MAKSIMIK General Elementary LETTY IEANNE MANDAS CARL NIARINELLI Secondary Mathematics 'Ex 9? ,, INGRID MARON Fine Arts EDWARD C. MARTIN Seconclary Social Science ANN B. MARKS General Elementary N '4 K C' , y , af y 4 X15-we gk, EUNICE MARSHALL Early Clzilfllzaofl MILCA MAYORAZ Secondary English 4'-M.. .1 CLENNA SMITH MCCLURE General Elementary ROBERT MCINTYRE Industrial Arts IEAN MCBLAIN General Elementary 1 Tr- 'L f. 1 x, QP' IOANMARY MCCONNELL General Elementary ' :Fil s X, 'ff F 5 1 Y? 4' Z Z -me 'wa 5 qw. MW' 6' wwfzhf-mga' .45- C-61'--SEN ,na-2? . 'T f: . P 'ard r x. C 9 Q SN HENRY JOHN MCKENDRY 1 Secondary English K v 'wx BARBARA IEAN MCMULLEN -.lf Qsr JANET MCNEAP. General Elementary -f General Elementary Q1- ,JJ A 'fm DOROTHY FEE MEEHAN General Elementary KENNETH YVILLIAXBI MEEKS Secondary Social Science 573' .1-fu-N' EILEEN MEHLE General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded is Q 530 LINDA IRENE MEKLUNE Fine Arts RICHARD K. MEISENBACHER Secondary Science fr LESLIE ANN MESENAZOS General Elementary BARBARA METZC-ER General Elementary Handicapped - Speech .,,7,.,,f, - . ,X K GEORGE MILLER, III Secondary Mathematics ,LI YM LUCILLE MINISCALCHI General Elementary Handicapped - Speech if 'Irw- , ,ff IX ESTELLE LUTSKY MELTZER General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded cf - J 'X 'Q ,.., .. 1? AAL, Q, LOUISE PATRICIA MIRACLIA Early Clzildlzood VINCENT JOHN MIRANDI Secondary Social Science 15 ,. 4 , A ,M if L MARILYN JEAN MONSON General Elementary CARMELA MONTESANO General Elementary .,,,..X K . Q -X A Rx 14123 is 5' . 1 A, -7 RICHARD 1. MORRIS we R Industrial Arts ik FRANCES ERICKA MUELLER General Elementary FRED NAFTALI General Elementary 1 z7rf? ELOUISE IOANNE NERO General Elementary CAROLE MAE NUTTER Secondary English C-LADYS ELAINE O'KEEFE Secondary M atlzematics -'Q PATRICIA NEUHAUS General Elementary 5-wwf ' ' - ' , vu ' ,. K 3 . GAIL MARY MULLIGAN O,CON N OR General Elementary .1 .I-....... SANDRA JUNE OSTERSTOCK General Elementary Handicapped - Speech ...E- LUCILLE PACE General Elementary Handicapped - Speech IOANNA ELIZABETH PARELLI Secondary English MARIE ELENA OLIVEIRA Early Childhood A UA.. . , . .uf 1 iff-Q-..., MARIE LOUISE PALMIERI General Elementary fx ,I 7. 'Q 4 fczf ELAYNE F. PASKOVV General Elementary -5 JUDITII P.-XSNIK General Elementary MONA SCHER PETERNIAN R Early Cllilcllzoocl ROBERT NI. PRTRACCO THOMAS CHARLES PETREN Secondary Mathematics Infla.s'frial Arts 5 -4 MARY ANN PETTIT General Elementary Handicapped - Speech lu '5 w-'sy xr-e-........,, ARLENE JOAN PIZZA 'fi j 1 KATHRYN PIZZOLATO General Elementary MARIE ANN POLNY General Elementary in Handicapped - Mentally in V Retarded General Elementary CAROL L. PLASKON General Elementary CAROL A. PORANSKI General Elementary FREDERIC PUORRO Secondary English GVVENDULYN REILLY General Elementary ANNA 1. POWERS General Elementary Hanclieappecl - Mentally Retarded ELISA ANN RAVO General Elementary TERENCE REILLY Industrial Arts IACQUELINE MARIE RICCA General Elementary ,.c 3'- Q, RICHARD P. RESKOW Industrial Arts GLORIA RICHARDSON Secondary Social Science CARULE RIEMAN Secondary Social Science 'ix BARBARA ANNE RISACK General Elementary Handicapped - Speech A 1 N!-W PHYLLIS HANDELL ROSENFELD General Elementary Hanrlieapperl - Speech n V' ,, JEAN LEWIS ROTII Secondary English L L SARA SCOTT ROBERTS Fine Arts CLARA ANNE ROTH Secondary En,f1lislz W1 l' 1 pf! ALBERT RUFFINI Secondary Science MARGARET THERESA RUDO General Elementary 'wr 11-Q--f MARIE ELAINE SAINZ General Elementary X SHIRLEY THE RE SA SACHER Secondary English LEONA SALTZMAN ' l' Early Childhood L f' A A , ' A ' .2 ' - . ' 14 1, A - -.-L .1 ,,. ' , - , .. .,f , -4 g . . . , A ,, ,, I fifvfti' v. 96 v-Fw-' F' 'B LAXVRENCE BARRY SAM ARTIN Secondary Mathematics J, - 'V ,I ,- -f I 'x lr if an af ' V 5? hx 9:1 V7 DIANA NOVAK SARAMA General Elementary 'W BARBARA LOVVE SANTANELLO Early Clzilclhood U' 4 RAYMOND DOUGLAS SCHAFF ER General Elementary JACQUES SCHXIIED General Elementary Qi Q y Q ' A ' I I ,J HOWARD M. SCHULTE '- Secondary Mathematics ANNA MARIE SCUOTTO Secondary Mathematics IOAN SCHWARTZ General Elementary Handicapped - Speech . ' wm- , :HY JEAN STEWART SEAMAN General Elementary MARIE ANTOINETTE SE LLITTO Secondary English ELINOR SHEVIN Secondary Mathematics W1 4 QL..-Q' X' 48...-A GAIL ANNE SMITH Fine Arts RONALD SPINELIA Seconrlury Social Srimzrr' J n PP1ISCILl,:X SIIJYEIIKA Early Clzilcllmocl N-'lib TATIANA SX 101 IOHJEVSKYJ Scccmclary A1llfllCIIlllffC-S' Nfl 'rr 1. IUDITH ELAINE STAMER General Elementary JOHN LAWRENCE STASI Secondary Mathematics SHEILA MIRIAM STESS General Elementary HARRIET MARIANN STANLEY General Elementary ,Q U23 --, PAULA RUTH STEINBERG General Elementary JN ARLENE LQRRAINE STILLGEP. General Elementary I! '22 IANE MARGARET STRUBLE General Elementary YI' nl DIANE STRATTA General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded 1' GERALDINE ANN STUMPF Fine Arts DOLORES B. SUGALSKI Secondary Erzglislz , x ' vs, 1 'DX -. JAMES 1. SULVA Secondary Mathematics EILEEN C. TATEM General Elementary BERNICE C. TELTSER General Elementary IOHN TARTIS Secondary Mathematics GAIL ELAINE TEISHER Fine Arts F' ... f. .fig 4+ if ff' 'ln 'H G -- '- J . R? CHRISTINE SCARANCELLO THOMPSON General Elementary MARGARET ANNE TOMLINSON General Elementary Hanflieappezl - Mentally Retarded vw PATRICIA ANN TRABALIK General Elementary ,, IUDITH ANNE TRACEY N General Elementary 'ax JOAN THERESA VACH gi General Elementary 'TW fl 49x IUDITH ALICE VALLA General Elementary up 'f 11 JUDY PELHAM VANCE Secondary Social Science ww M ' JOHN NORMAN VALLI Secondary Mathematics ANTOINETTE LAURA VENTOLA General Elementary BARBARA ELIZABETH VERNOSKY Fine Arts NANCY ANN WADE General Elementary K1 SUSAN HOPE WALLIN General Elementary Handicapped - Speech IUNE CAROL XVANNER General Elementary ,gil-A.: 7 1. .,.,lif.H' 'Sq' K 41 - S, 1? I ' h I 4 I L 4, cw l CAROL ANN WVALLDEN Early Clzilcllmocl KATHLEEN MARY WALSH Secondary English MARVA WASHINGTON INA WASSERMAN General Elementary General Elementary LILLIAN E. WAXMAN General Elementary PATRICIA JOAN WELSH Early Clzilcllmod DOROTHY WESTON WELLE General Elementary JUDITH ELLEN XVESTON General Elementary We 'E fix X, ki., Y 's fi '--., L . RUTH BETHLEHEM WISE Secondary English u cw---f ef- ,Wm W, n ,N at 'Q Q. SHIRLEY CANINIER XVIMMER Seeonflary Social Seienee MARY LEE XVITHERELL General Elmncntary JOYCE MARIE VVOCALESKI General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded 1, T JOYCE TERRIEN WOICIECHOWSKI General Elementary fi 19 My 24. ARLINE DIANA WRIGHT General Elementary 'fe y VICTORIA MARIE P, A YOUNGBLUTH ' C General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally - Retarded ALICE ANN WOLSKY General Elementary IUDITH LOIS WRIGHT General Elementary Handicapped - Mentally Retarded RICHARD JOSEPH YURGELES General Elementary ADELINE ZHEUTLIN General Elementary KATHLEEN LORETTA ZIMMERMANN General Elementary BARBARA ANN ZAIAC General Elementary CAROL ANN ZIMMERMANN General Elementary PHYLLIS RICH ZOELLER General Elementary CLEMENT 1. ZOTTA Secondary Social Science MARY ANN ZYDZIK Secondary Mathematics MEMURABILIA 1963 NEWARK STATE COLLEGE O may we keep the friendships We made within thy halls, And may we keep the motto We read upon thy walls, For he who dares to teach Must never cease to learnf O may thy noble spirit Within us ever burn. All Hail, O Newark State! Harry Wilson CLASS HI TORY Four years ago we entered Newark State. Most of us came directly from high school, but some of us did not. We soon discovered, however, that it mattered little whether we had been a student, or a housewife, or a la- borer previouslyg the important thing was that we were now all peers, about to embark upon a college career. VV e became acquainted with one another during the three days of Freshman Orientation. At this time, to the 'a tune of 'QI can hammer with one hammer, we learned that ours was a uspecialv class with a great potential, a class of which much was expected. But if this praise caused us to feel unduly superior, the Sophomores soon squelched us, and with no regard whatsoever for our potential, we were hazed. I ilk' sf' , v if Hazing, however, brought us even closer together, 5 3 as we anxiously formed threes or banded together in ll A groups for security. The number of times we sang f if 2 H Sophomores make the world go ,r-ound, or carried - 4 ' ' - books, or proposedmarriages was forgotten amid the f A fun and din of Senior Court, and once the coveted X .,,WW , beanie was thrust upon our heads, we knew we belonged B-.a,,,Ml' I , at last! 3 l Ii if if Our first year rolled along rapidly. We cluttered every inch of wall space with election posters in the fall, attended class meetings which were always sparked by the presence of our jovial Class Advisor, Mrs. Amsdeng we danced at Friday Frolicsg and participated in the Carnival under the Big Top. We even won an award at the latter event for our class booth, our famous ,'Zacherlyv. After a flurry of exams and summer job applications Cto get in those 65 hoursl, our Freshman year ended. W 5 I 1 The 'Big Thing', Sophomore year, was to make certain we could be distinguished from the Freshman. Our class blazers had arrived during the summer, which solved the problem for some of us. Others carried ostensibly - and audibly - the chief distinguishing symbol of a sophomore: the flutophone. These melodious instruments resounded from new quarters: renovated rooms in the Keane Library. The grace and charm of these old rooms rendered them the natural setting for our music department. The new science wing had also been fin- ished during the summer and, even if it was chairless, we wel- comed it as a certain sign of progress on campus. In accordance with the erection of this wing, a major cur- riculum in Science was opened to us, and then to all subse- quent classes. Similarily, an English major program was in- augurated, of which we may boast the iirst graduates. Our class was also the first which gh ,' T' ,f 'VAX was required to spend a week of our A , f ag.. f . ,g 4 sophomore year at the School of 1 ' --- Conservation in Stokes State For- . .lf lb. 4 k est. There we made new and ce- Q, 3'-1 ' - ' ., . . T1 -W r-41 v mented old friendships, as Well as ,Tu -5- ., Q A . gleaned an appreciation K in most T453 'pls A is E , I . 6 .1 4 - casesl for the outdoors. AL i,14+, ,,,,,fr l - - r- fix-elf . ' gtg S-L-:-'G -1-wiffi L--, .' T. T - 'V Q 'Fw '- - if The activities of soror1t1es and fraternities engulfed us in our Sophomore year. VVe attended teas, made a difficult selection, were hazed, and lived through the horror of Hell Night- all of which entitled us to be- come brothers or sisters in one of the fine Greek groups on campus. Ianuary and February brought some parking spaces, and seats in the Snack Bar because of the absence of the Iuniors and Seniors. But it was an absence which weighed more heavily upon us this year than it had the last year, because we knew it would soon be our turn to vacate the premises and invade the Held of teaching. j ' ' ' A-'lf ix'- Carnival Season approached again, this time with booths erected in the parking lot, and we found our- selves decorating and managing the booths of our re- spective organizations. We cleaned up the Carnival de- bris in a torrential downpour, swept the parking lot, and all of a sudden it was June. ' W- h 1 Jw Junior year was upon usl This was the year for rings Q 1 .Q - school rings and engagement rings. We experienced a short semester for the Hrst time and, to balance it, a - relatively unencumbered Christmas vacation - also for f - the first time. junior Practicum afforded us our first professional experience, and it was, for most of us, an exciting and rewarding one. 'wi A junior Tea awaited us when we returned in March, the first of many opportunities, formal and informal, to recount our adventures out in the fieldv. Three months of concentrated studies, highlighted by the Carnival and the appearance of the Highwaymen, formed our last semester. Climaxed by the Junior Prom, our third year at Newark State was brought to a close. The most difficult feature of Senior year was reconciling ourselves to the fact that we actually were Seniors. We, who only yesterday were ahammering with one hammerv and singing Deep and Widef, were in the final round of college. We soon realized, however, that the hurly-burly of Senior year left us little spare time, as we were immedi- ately caught in the throes of placement, interviews, questionnaires and job ap- plications. Somberly we embarked upon our Senior Teaching, cognizant of the fact that this was our final testing ground before we assumed control of our own classrooms. When we returned, we were aware that this was our last semester at Newark State. Consequently, the lit- tle aspects of daily routine became dear to us: the free hours in the snack bar, the sorority, fraternity, and club meet- ings, the stimulating classes, the games - all of these took on a new precious- X. ..-f 'Ft ness because they were to be ours only a short time longer. And yet, as Senior year sped toward a close, we could not help but anticipate the future with eagerness. A rush of Senior activities - teas, luncheons, the Prom, Commence- ment - enriched and endeared our last days at Newark State, and suddenly our college career was over. Much is expected of us, it is our duty to live up to that expectation. Newark State has provided the academic back- ground and educational training which are our necessary tools, it is up to us to make the fullest use of them. 'What we will become is unknown to us at present, just as what we are now was unknown to us four years ago. What we hope to become is still an Ideal, for we have not yet had the opportunity to attempt it, but that opportunity is now before us, and with the help of Cod, we shall strive to achieve it. -Q5 A. -Q. , mi i A - 9 if -3 . x 5 l 1 Y f r s W- A' 4 ' 5 . si UK vi Gif Faculty if if Administration Q! X-s?f' 1' NX EX ,ga-f- if Qwz ALTON D. O'BRIEN Dean of College tg 'fggpe-Qigpii. - ' -sf. kv -, J.- A., Qggz.-2f,gz:Qj'f?i5'J. 1, f' E 17'-.fig f Ai EUGENE G. XVILKINS President :ix v HERBERT YV. SAMENFELD Dean of Students 4 '93- HOBERT F. ALLEN Graduate Division F ls 'U' A JAMES BRANT DAY Informational Services 4' ' ':---- 'Y'-,t IOSEPH ERRINCTON Ilealtlz - Phys-ical Education GEORGE W. CENS Special Education 84 N CLIFFORD L. BUSH Education Q4 Y-:,,.f MATTHEW DOLKEY English W NN 'xi 'f x J IOHN C. HUTCHINSON History - Social Science A HERMAN I. LEPP Science fr? 4-'V' v A T: V.- X, rl . Na f JACK E. PLATT Music .X ,X 4' 7' 1 Vi :gs , ' 1 EARNEST R. RANUCCI Mathematics 4--4' EDNA D. SALT Early Clzildlzood Curriculum Y 1 Y DOUGLAS VV, TATTON Fine and Industrial Arts N, ,v X 1 XL w- , I. ' -4- 5 H5 25 yn, 'fv I, 1. F. ELLEN DECRAY ABELL EDXVARD VV. ALLEN jUUL V, R, ALTENA Fine Arts English Education S li- A ,YJ--L WX -. L VVINIFRED H. AMSDEN WILLIAM P. ANCERS ESTHER ANSON Health Student Personnel Education 'WX is E Q go- ' lfIil'IDI'IliIC Cl. ARNOLD MARY M ISARTLETT KENNETH R. BENSON Scivnfr: Ezzglislz Science ,H '91 Q-X ! 4, O IIOBEIIT If. BLOONIFIELD Inrlusirial Arts 'Suki ing i DANIEL T. BLOU NT Science A 'TS PATRICIA BOYD Student Personnel MARTIN S. BUCIINER Fine and Industrial Arts GEORGE 'If RUP-'I I' Education Q-is L LEON CI IAR N IQY Special Education 1' 'Dx sv MARVIN RUSKIX Seierzvc' v YN 'Vx WERNER CARL BURGER Fine Arts ff? ROIIICIII If, Cl I.-XS XOVI: Edurarimi 'Wg'-m EVELYN ANDREWS COSTON Music 2 of fs. CORNELIUS P. DARCY History CLARIC DAVIES Sluclcnt Personnel s 'x 15,1 GEORGE S. CURRIER English FRANCK G. DARTE, II Education 1--f BETSY 1. DAWSON Student Personnel fo-' TYR VVESLEY P. DANIELS Registrar Ns. 4, I, IK x . . , Aga . A -IQTWY1 Lf 'N '55- 5 A wb i.. ,Af, AA FL- LAWRENCE DAVIDSON Music AAP' it M JOH N W. DICKEY Mathematics N31-Ju-gl r3cl??? H? ali- ,Q ,Q A ja 1Q,N:L rf' fj HOWARD FRANCIS JAMES E, DQRSEY DIDSBURY, JR. Mus-fc History 'f,yx,vxM Q19 1 R . , fd 1' x i N X HARRY N. DU BIN Education Library BEATRICE V. DU NKEL IN I9 hx T7 CATHERYN EISENIIARDT THEODORE FARAKLAS Education Mathematics 1. F fn 'A . E' -5 V IANIES EDXYAHD DOXYXICS History - Sofia! Scicrlfc A 'fx 1 'U' KATHLEEN MARY ECKI IART Education 1 fx I N en x A x ' X A HYCH.-XRD PINK EIIIICKIHUII l I 9 , x, YQ HARRY WILLIAM FOSKEY Education VF an ' ,-4.1 f Q ,. A4 , .1 Q is f- pl-'T , A N ,. O A ix? 'A 4 se 4'Yx 1 JOHN O. GERRISH Music it-' A, ' fi lla Q, Q-ski x kv, ,i vm'- Qi 12' ZELLA OLIVER FRY English 37 FREDERICK J. CILSDORF English ,ag fry QM , - REGINA H. CARB Mathematics tvk? J 5 'Wa ,Y ggi, I 'nur , NATHAN GOLDBERG History 41 K Q if? T75 li. AUSTIN GOODWIN JANE E. CUINNANE JOSEPH T. HANCOCK Fine Arts Graduate Education no 'Qs .ui me 4 ,.,, W-55, .- .Q- rf:-, AI. I . V . 1 'X -if ALLEN J. IIANSEN N ORIXIAN EDXVARD IIAHHIS ClCOliGl'f HEXXINCIS Education Education Science V I .fi ,Q-ev ug f'Vs . rj. x- 'Q RICHARD HERRICK JOSEPH B. HIGGINS JAMES HOYYE Ef1gliS7l History Fine Arts .,- 4. ' Q 7,1 .gf xx S rvizw lu.. CLIFFORD VV, jAIIN DONNA BOUDHEAU 1,lfliOY .IUIIXSOX Industrial Arts JANIISOX ,Xlfltlwrrzfztifw Education I Lg.: Y--er' '5- DAVID VV. JONES PHYLLIS F. KAVETT MARILYN C. KELLAND Fine Arts Mathematics Social Science E' ., sfhg... MARGARET KIRKPATRICK JOHN gl KQRLEY SIDNEY KRUEGER Fine ANS Business Manager English M.. Y, . -1:1 If . -7 I . KEVIN IARSEN ROBERT L. LATHEROVV JANET C. LEONARD English, Music Field Scruiccs S1 ni U v YL ivy-ev r Q K lv. ' 'iw 'II -. N 5' 'ss Z,-..i-gm y r-A 4 xl I A .F ff' EVELYN FISHER LEVINREXV BETTY LINTHICUN1 MINNIE LIVSUX Education Science Library F Wx JACQUES H. LOELICER CHARLES JAMES ROCCO E. LORUSSO Assistant Direvtor of LONGACRE, IR. EKIIICIIUOII Student Teaching and Placement Director of Field Servicfs F F' rw I X kv 6' xml SAMUEL LOURIE IRVINC I . LUSCUNIBE CAIKUIJXI-I ll, NI.-XIJISUX English History Sfivrzn' Q11 FRED R. MARDER Student Personnel CHARLES NVILLIAM MQCRACKEN Education 1 1 4 , X 'X A M41 - vi?-A BETTY ANN METZ Ificlrl Scrrviccs CENEVIEVE E. MARKHOLM Fine Arts . -X ' Y my y . I. 135-I V F? 'T V.- l,.3fp1.. ' . X x an .r-was-. HW' ' AQ, B22 W '12 ' if 5 ci f 1 'fist 12 1544 - mgyfgyk 3 'iii-fqiifg sf WILLIAM C. MCNEICE Industrial Arts i 'Wir 5-fy A. LEE MEYERSON Science DOROTHY C. MARKLE Education , E Hx' VX. 'Tn .. fc. ,,,,,,,..., WILLIAM ARNOLD MERCER Assistant Director of Admissions If OTTO H. MILO Library qua MURIEL MORGAN Education Q- ' JOHN XV. OSBORNE History fx PATRICIA CAI.I.AllAN PAULSON Ilcalth - Physical Education T f'S IUN ,gg I y.-.. YN1' W L ni . 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SCHULLEY Education Education 9.5 'Nb Ng... HELEN GUSTINA SCIRE BARBARA SHEPARDSON Education 'QI' I, ff MARTIN SIECEL ALFRED A. SILANO History - Social Science Science .g:5'9Qb 'K '- 2- as if A A a 'A- x T. X15-A Y 'w NETTIE D. SMITH Physical Education fvx '11 f J gl VANCE BEIDFIL SNYDER H. WILLARD STERN E. THEODORE STIER InrIus1riaI Arts Education Director of Admissions 'llls.,,, DONALD A. STRUYK Science EDYVIN N. THOMASON English MELBOURNIC li. VAN NEST Industrial Arts 5+ 5 -' ,Q CATHERINE M. STULB Physical Erlucatinn A ' g QP? sy, ,'-. 'iq' f -155. My . .T -x 'ggxi J, 3 2 ' Ni'f-F642 ' lf? Q -I .. 1 .:1z, h-1 V . jg.: lid?-u A' smigf '.. ' J, fa ,Q-',' -r-,IfQ1Q,.L ,'.'f'f.,N ,yfz - -1-1 m:,.- V Q-flsy . gp , ,ng-QQ 5' , ,v 31,5- -A. ' r' Q 5, '. ffm,:?'fixi,, sa HARVEY VV. TRIMMER, Field Services 1' 1 'A M MARCAIKICT l'IlYl,l,lS 'VALLICRICO Library .nik -'Ds JR. SAMUEL XIAUHICIC YALLA Fflucutimz ll. Q, U .if 2 4 ,FN 'N , R X BEli'l'li.XXI YOCEL Erlucatimz vu-1 KVA BOYD XY.-XCIYFIK IJ III n 'f mv df S' ...I- DAVID K. WARD IOHN GEORGE WACNER 5561106 Science Agp fx :A .Vw s GOODWIN WATSQN EVELYN WILLSON WENDT Education E1lgliSh 11 W ,cn. 'U' -- , +A, EDWARD ZOLL JACK SOL ZUCKER Mutlzcmatics English B-mfff SELMA WASSERMANN Education , i MURIEL L. VVILHELM Assistant Registrar sf' E 2 1 . 17' ,IKEA N3-'mx s ,F r lf 4' I 1 if , . WILLARD E. ZWEIDINCER Health - Physical Education 495 Z This page is dedicated to Dr. jane Guinnane in appreciation for her work with the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Dr. Cuinnane organized committees at Newark State for the Middle States evaluation, asseinhled materials and reports, and devoted countless hours of her time to the undertaking which secured our acceptance. YVe are grateful to Dr. Cuinnaue for her work to- ward the completion of this endeavor. :ff . .agp 'iv-.ff 1 1 4? f 'N '1 I -in-. fi - VS. N '1 x.l A X F UNDEIICLASSNIEN I JOHN WILKES President 4 4, ,x. ,tx . r k gg, y AQ . -f , I EAN N E BEHARD Recording Secretary JOYCE REITZ Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROXV: J. Salter, A. Fulxrbuch, A. Bossack, H Bordush, E. Boxmf.-corso, I. Busso, II. Blzxtt, J. Berard, A. Crinfdlinger. SECOND ROW: E. Bloch, D. Bautsch I. Vertelis, C. Brucey, E. Campunu, E. Bonarri 0, C Brey1z1, L. Moser, D. Cundit, J. Fcdin, J. Drobinslii, M Bzmclcra, R. Bcvere, L, Alticri. ' 21, .f ' ff- 1 Y Q ' ,l ..Y.. .-, XJ LW We FIRST ROVV: M. Ackers, j. Ellen, M. Cray, C. Co lmn, I. Ianoff, D. Silber- mnn, E. Burr, I. Vogler, H Dewar. SECOND ROVV IQ. Coutant, I. Licldy, M Lungu, P. DcVz'mney, J Dvllu Sulu, L. Kcmpcr, B Clark, D, limlulc, C. lsfllllk. N. limnin, R. Cicrnnficcki, XV. Downey. H16 U 5-'iw - fpf' . fn- HE gig! 5-J 7: FIRST ROVV: P. Counihan, L. Denrman, I. Seavey, C. De Salvo, R. Israel, F. Cicalese, C. Befumo, A. Lello, M. Cobb. SECOND ROXV: L. Feinstein, R. Fasteau, P. Cole, L. Ceriello, B. Lipert, D. Byrns, F. Wasowski, J. Kreuger, K. Crosby, I. Cook, P. Chmielaw, P. Zboyan, I. Die-gha-n, H. Bopp. it-45. X! W PS7 C' FIRST ROW: S. Elbert, B. C-a.rron, M. Balin, D. Cuc- uzzella, B. Minch, B. Gel- cius S. Karrmick, J. Farley M. Denis. SECOND ROW? R. Rumalge, C. Lavallo, F Maezarella, A. Greco, T Cnoza, J. Wiggins, A. Fox, H. Eckrich, D. Niziolck, C. Samsel, T. Rojy, A. Kropilak, D. Williams. Z YWWEFV ,. 1 A . .,-V,-my ,. LL! ' manifv -P FCLQ- , M, U ' ff 11 'T . Cf T fi, I, - 9 ' .4 0 ' G Ve ?1 136 .la I 'Z rx Q ' of s- WN -A f. .5 'S3i M. . Eff ' I Q 1 is f' M. F, fb, ,' ' I ' S-jigs - f f-QQ? P , 36' flf' . .,. A .grflhrv 'ggi 1- Q . V Q. 5.1! ' 1 - Ji ,.:'?'3f fy ' -X: v M ' -11' a ,, - ,vw ' '- V ' wif Wit ' H' -,qw . f z ,. S A ., f Q T fsffw. M . My - I X L-gi ' V M1171 ...Z ...fwfu 3111.14 f. P L-,.:Y -4- '- -fx '-- '- ' ' V -K - - an -i . uh , f, - -, U ' . V Y ' ' , F 1 V W- S V ,, . . W ' 453, 0 1 ,WTS ' ff' -V',,,ix-IV 1 ,,.N ,,- 912 1 ft-.a Q . 1' ' ' ',..4 A fm-1 A f - Lf' -1 Q dm. ...px g 4-4' , - ,W 1 M - ,- -L fT.T'f ,nu a j, 4- -A ,- -- M 1', 'f- . , , if Q - ' .A ' A ' ' Y , Jw- - .bv A V ,Y Q ,T-.- - f ' X P -w,--' ...av -.55 ' ... ,.,g'9 ' , av-4... al- 4--0 2 ..g- ,4- ' -'-gxwlllv-. - V ..,,, -'-ll:-K .1,:,.,.,-69 .. - ' -., Q -M--w , f. ' , ', -ar' V' 5 ' X 4'- ' -S S, 1 M saw- .,.-,L Q, W-...., '-fs. - . w if 4 '-.. 1 , S6 yi, ..,,,, Y.. . Yr I FIRST ROVV: B. VVe2lgley, M. Gaines, M. Stephandk, M. Starkman, A. Wllslkin, S VVorsky. SECOND ROW F. VVrigl1t, I. Brown, R Zugmontowicz, S. Moloney 7 J. Turri, I. Wildvenhaim, P. Sayko, B. Umowski. 108 ,-n ww-'zf 'QM-HQ .fi I Nui' X at FIRST ROWV: D. Menchin, V. Rasfpa, VV. Pyle, H. Means, K. Rico, L. Polsinclli, I. Post, M. Noywes, M. Relics. SECOND RONV: F. Schumm, R. Munn, M. Porccllo, S. XVicucr, J. Patoman, M. Porter, C. Meyer, M. Joihnlson, K. Pawljkowski, C. Miller, R, Rossow, J. Kumpf, B. Ken- drick, T. Tracy. l -. f. x 'FXR .1 Jn. L-J C! I IHS'l' HUXY: I.. l'fm111k1 K. LvllTl'i', I.. Xlulliha, .I Scl111t7,l5.br1ull,C SCl1I'Ol'i'k, l'. SL-lmrzlgn, C S111-rl in 54, G. SL-hwgmrtv SECOND HOW: M. IH-r vxubu, lf. X11r11ln'rgf'r, jr J. .. . ' ' I, ll.iL.1, D. Sl.1tu1',f,. Swim , . . , - 1. H1-atu1x1o, 12. II'lll'k5, A XVc-iss, D. IH-tum-cvlli, j YVUIQL-5, Moore. Ill L FIRST ROXY: P. Milano, P. Mclinroe, L. Clark, I. Sturm, R. Loeb, M. Evers- wick. C. Grebe, M. Lorcli, C. Liillilqilll. SECOND RONV: NILhNtL'1'SUIl, L. Padalliuo, E. Schlullpitz, N. Mirubella, lf. Mahm-r, M. Sabatinu, N. Ygmgsr, I. Mayer, I. Mz1y1'1urd, M. Kohler, V. Marlo, B. Saur. T. Kuo. ll!! 1 an 1' FIRST RONV: K. Knecht, B. jones, C. Muzzci, D. Ferrara, M. Iflmy, Z. Kliger, L. Krclmuaek F. Kleinrberg, C. Bmeckner. SECOND ROW: J. Santarsiero, A. Harmon, J. Reitz, C. Kroch- mal, M. Meurerghin, B. Strauss, C. Braunrer, J. Mwull, E. Hoesel, M. Kosek, R. Lord, R. NVatts, C. Brirnamen. FIRST ROW: J. Iozzi, C Iaxrigan, C. Harter, R. Vox, P. Creengrove, C. aworowski, R. Cicconc, P Zaynor, E. Gorman. BACK LOW: R. Tedesco, R. Sul- ,va.n, E. johnson, P. Bas- euko, M. Gen-ova, C. Gior- ,a.no, G. Ciallella, J. Ed- monds, J. Zawrotnak, L Iiambelli, B. Conway, F annorfi. if ff!-W . ..- . V Yr iff- I A 1 'I N I CL SS OF Q LEWIS DUFFY 19 6 President - 1 f' -1 I ANTHONY MARTINO Vice-President KAREN COLDFABB Corresponding Secretary V17 ' f3 'T.-...-I.. MAUREEN SAVAGE Recording Secretary CLAIRE POMPEI Treasurer IW.. I 'lg FIRST ROVV: R. Bcrtino, I. Massa, H. Fuss, D. Amato, A. Freund, M. Haber, P. Arace, D. Albrecht, R. Altman. SECOND ROXV: V. Andrcski, M. Budin, E. Bechtle, M. Bavosa, R. Amt, P. Alviuo, -I. Sulovski, N. Botitta, S. Burrows, K. Hartmann, M. Bonner, C. Autenrieth, C. Brostoslcy, B. Blair. . L51 E' .QU fl? . 'aff' ' l: I A im 3 FIRST ROW: L. D-erman, A. Ciampolillo, C. Apgar. M. Aroneo, B. Cohen, C. D,Antonio, M. Delabar, R. Conforti, P. Boyle. SEC- OND ROW: B. Christenf sen, C. Wyglendowski, L. Adubato, D. Crosby, H. Benjamin, R. Adams, N. Denzer, P. Bucknell, A. Boucek, H. Cahill, C. Brooks, L. Brask, M. A. DelSordi, D. Braadfomd, B. Damashek, R. Cwiakala. I r .ai Yrs-QU ' :WI , 2442 F L hymn: rl-rw. .f . Q' 7 L11 '-'H FIRST ROYV: M. Sllppil, E. Esposito, C. Ccdole, E. DeICors0, A. Landow, G. DICOSILIIINZI, A. Bartcll, K. Zizzu, E. Fitzsimmom. SECOND HOXV: XV. Bucher, J. Roszkowxki, M. CuIIc'n, R. Cotch, B. Dulancy, S. Filippon-Q, E. Cunamiff, A. Custode, J. Courtney, B. Gaines, R. Er- hardt, D. Burr, A. Custucci. U' ' f'3Z7f .gT 1 DWI I!-' el nr-u I L Sf -cud Qmf, C. IDumIux'iu.f, Cft't'II'L', II, QIIIIIIIVIIIK, IVIRSI' IIOXY: Ii. Iiunting B. Dirk, K. CYIv.zwr1, Y Frvirv. I.. IIuzm.m, Ix. B411 A . lLfl,I.f..II1IN,Ix.f-NIIIIFJIII, J. D U W cI fx I I. SI-KIOND IIUXY: I'I.zIaIx, IJ. II.1QvI1s, BI. Xu111Iu1'g1, I, III5I, 9 fIUIcIIlm' I c.I'l'K'IIIN'I ' I,. CoocII1.1ft, II. IIIM, Ii. I Cumtly, IS. 5I11m-IwI4-x'. IIS 1 IHS'l' HONV: I. Llllkllfil C. Muibel, I. Zcvin, L11 Szllvia, L. Knuclson, Katz, li. NIHIIQIKCY, R. Kim- mel, L. 1.1,-74114. SECOND ROVV: 'If Martin, D. K11- lick, D. Lrnf, A. Levy, L Kl111'1r1vid1, K. Kumpf, VV. Nowul, IQ. INIL'CI1I'll15', M C1111 111111 y, li. Km.-kc1111u1111'1 , D. KllI'i1XN'h'Ky', li. Lowe, Ii Il11n1Ll1. 116 . x fi Q--o FIRST ROW: G. Lewe-U, J. Leone, D. Creenfa b, P. Myt 't , C. G d D. L 1 M Kra.me1, R. Licht, E. Linker. SECOND ROW: fLev1n.e, Plioxlgegslmn, B? Igxcap, OKDEIQ, L Ilcierclgiiaja,Sfr1i1,mI?1iIiSk5ia31nE'3,.K. Ianelli, A. Gurdak, P. Keller, K. Kavalieros, E. Kalter QW 1 5 U' FIRST ROW: B. con, L. E . McKelvy, L. Mercuro, A. Morino, C. Ott, I. Megaro, D. Margolis, M. Pereira, M Nover. SECOND ROW: J Mury, C. Carter, T. Rey- nolds, C. Merkel, K. Kel sey, S. Lewis, M. Nunn, L Lewis, I. Opp, O. Ebner T. McGoohaln, C. Kunkzi A. Martino. 'H R 'fr .Q - .,4rW' . q.,4 Hou. WJ' ri' HST' we . 4, .. . .- . M b ggfy-A .,, 1 N ' W -f lg 5, rl ' A' Y ' 5 Q -1 . - , w r-. .x ' X -V f ' T N ,, , n 1 ' ' 'e sig, .mg 31,4 - . .Q--. .:fe?g fi? 'sf 1- ,ff - . , -IQ hi.-we . . 1-:ff 4 Ei! i,.xT'a 1i'U b Q roooog, ooooo ,,,.-I 4 FIRST ROW: J. Merlo, N. Kaes, R. Szudowski, M. Pet- chesky, C. Pagano, S. Markwell, B. Marturana, D. Monaco, D. Parrillo. SEC- OND ROW: J. McCracken, D. Moore, V. Lombardo, S. Reilly, P. Murphy, E. Nus- baum, M. Peterson, P. Greeley, V. Primamore, B. Minasian, E. O'Dormel1, R. Baril, D. O'Rei.l1y. 5 r WL--I ' 2 FIRST IIOXXY M. NJ II 'f. ' , N Ia. Z.1Ui1x, K x1ffi..1. x W-f Tmppi, I.. Iiinrm, K. f I I II. IIm-mIiI.r, S. SiIpn . CIN- FIRST ROYV: I. Puma, D. Querques, P. Manda-u, Scott, E. Stronlfc-Id, M. Pinto, S. Satsky, P. Parrillo, L.. Kolton. SECOND HOXV: A. Slncnmm, M. Fosen, Moskowitz, R. Scutc-Im, l.. XVayn,c, F. Shapiro, S. Sherman, I. So-bel, L. joseph, I. Lixudsaly, C. Oswald, A. liunwglia, S. Magnes, R. Ramvillc, D. Schuap. w . 'ti' 'i' Pr: I. 3 -07 X '. ,., w.. 1 u k Inu K I lump SI111 D1-rkin, Q. ', 1 sky, C. SumIfrImft w Lnpo, I . Mf-nity, S. I1rI gui, M. IIuIwrIwn, II Ie vim-, Slxipvr, C. Ru li nut 'X Xml clington, B. 1' 1 ', Iucci, M. Me-rvin, S. gIf:. 1. Sl-KIUNIJ IIOXX I FIRST ROVV: D. Spalik M. Scrimmage-r, C. Sonnen- berg, I. Sonsiadek, L Bruno, M. Sedita, P. Sher- wen, H. Shirder, P. Parte- low. SECOND ROW: P Sampson, A. XVo1kstein, A Silverman, D. Rowlands, R. Sepe, I. Scott, A. Cist, C. YViesner, D. Sgroi, C Skokna, T. Chamberlain, I Verlangieri, E. Keating, R Stakiwicz, C. Nae-gele. 120 'IRST ROWV: D. Seiler, S Veisbmt, A. Siniscal, L. isto, M. Slmpanka, P. tumpf, L. YValters. SEC- PND ROYV: C. Yancolo- 'itz, C. Tyson, A. Crossi, I. Swanson, J. Simone, C. 'a1ente, T. XVis1otski, J. pector, R. Tepper. 121 11u:':E..- gl il? 15 -'EE 'Ellie N -as 22 A if S 'rx Q-X 'FT- THOMAS COYLE LOUIS MEIMIN CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON President Vice-President Hewfdiflg Secretary x, Q - BARBARA COOPER CAROL ANN WILLIAMS Corresponding Secretary Treasurer CLASS 1966 FIRST ROXV: D. Baittagiini, M. Arigu, P. Bukcr, J. Biaigi, M. Bernstein, B. lizibcuck, S. Aructt, C. Auriumma, K Austin. SECOND ROXV: NV. l3ui'igi1t, M. Breslin, C. Ball- lard, I. Ackemmn, J. AI1iiI't'Ui1l, M. Bcrnstcin, M. Briggs L. Bace, B. Chipman, C. Autoriuo, H. Bistritz, Beirne D. Rabig. W, , I ' fb L Q3 5 -if v- 1 X l . v A G ,.,' ' im.: -. -. .. J L 'sbt i ! 124 FJHA 'WX 'QUQFQY 3 ' FIRST ROW: B. Bogner, C. Gruenling, J. Conway, D. DelRio, J. Campisi, S. Cohen, M. Bahler, S. Bel- likoff, G. Casrtoral. SEC- OND ROW: K. Judson, I. Aubin, R. Audet, D. Co- hen, I. Basile, M. Cuono, E. Brown, P. Byrnes, E. Bonavitacola, J. Alexander, A. Battaglia, R. Brookes, C. Ambruso. 41 ..1rvslgpN ,. ,-... fs.. T FIRST ROVV: F. Clemente, F. Kelly, P. Cam.:-y, J. Crass, P. Campbell, E. Decker, I. Buclon- benlder, D. Gyma, E. Camcrino. SECOND HOW: H. Cunlillc, V. Citnum, C. Burkc, P. Con- tursi, S. Csahuk, E, Farkas, I. Banin, J. Fehrcnbuclm, E. Cubevo, C, Clmya, M. Bowler, R. Cronin, T. Coyole. ii! ' ' xx V A if Q! 4 FIX, WZ? L3 ,1 '3 kx N 'x S llllixl mm X I 1 11 Il 5, Dvl r.11,.xu l C ll Pllxv, I. lil Q N lrul ll. lnflllf. I Dll Xl clxll.ll,lu l I I 51-.QIUXIDIQ mu., Q. hz I lt xumlyl Cmllw r l llxr l'l1ul.x, l, 171 xl. IJ QI.ll.1Ml.l, l. ll III 17 l'lQhl.L1, A D1Xltt 1 li. Dmlxx., ll lv ru ' x .ul dumb! ,Q :A - ' .:4i f- ,Q-A 2551, FIRST ROW: E. Fisher, V. Medwin, E. Heinrich, H. Jensen, A. Iindracek, W. Dolinich, D. Kalfus, I. Limone, C. Kaiser. SECOND ROW: C. Klein, W. Crier, M. Fagan, R. DiStefano, i T. Kuhar, M. Kutzenco, C. Kuhlman, M. Conofchan, D. Baier, M. Kmet, M. Kennedy, H. Cold- i beng, L. Impaigliatelli, I. Fulcouner, R. Smith. I I ,f' r I ' 'xv ' Li ' 1 I Q FIRST Row. K. Klosc, K. A . i LaMar, S. Ledicr, P. Lar- kin, Kaintor, C. Milano, ,' Pm. Croisso, I. Kirk, B. La Salle. SECOND HOWV: C. Leggett, A. Rashkim, Kem, I. Knakiewicz, I B Lane, S. Kenworthy, M. Liotta, A. Kowalski, C. Lalak, L. Mesonais. l26 SWE FIRST ROW: D. Cunning- ham, B. Lieberman, S. Lil- ley, M. Malloy, M. Lehrer, E. Levee, T. Lucian, J Maacera, A. Lipper. SEC- OND ROW: D. McCofr mick, R. Meimin, M. Mraz A. Moore, E. McCIo1rry, L Moleen, M. Marino, L Monaco, J..Lee, R. Mc- Bride, A. Maksymowimz, M Ambrose, I. Lutslky, R. Nis- Onoff, B. Bresslofw, B. Gar- giles, R. Kunda. I I 4. i........,,....,,-y-1, .. - Y ff X! an 5 fm l ----if ! X . rrp I F' gf' GWT1.. Y' i Xu 5 'wztiniQ'i-,. -. M fEiie'I'f :mmm Tk . ms.: if: -. - J-,Wlmvf'1f2 f'r5:'1'i S ,- . xiy .0 ' 1 ,5-In 7 FIRST ROWV: C. Karmazyn, K. Kowulczyk, VV. Conduy, R. Crimald, M. Cordon, S. Ildlwmk, K. Hildebrand, P. Craglia, A. Hewitt. SECOND ROXY: S. DL-Grandi, Y. Conkliy, K. Clirgiuimo S. Carabrant, K. Huebner, M. Fudge, D. Cnrrigun, C. Heath, C. Fabrizio, SI. Gillyn, lf. llam- man, K. Hegycs, D. Haddon. B- FIRST ROW: K. Murphy, G. Omsz, E. Mycko, M. Manzie, A. Peluso, C. Mom- K ahan, L. French. SECOND . ROW: D. Schwartz, W. YQ Klajn, M. Mindndck, C. Poproski, 1. Oliveira, D. I5 Piatkowski, B. Wujciak, R. . Bo-czar, C. Oliver, K Mun- ' kel, K. Orr, M. Nycz, E. N Rappaport, J. Oppenlander. 1 128 '11 V 1 2 U 5 H I' :fi 1 l I X E I fa. I I 1 . UE- ! l . G Mozino A. Napurano 1 1 I ? I N I nj wg 1-1 many nmmsma l'32 '71 2 AQ! FIRST ROXY: R. Orlams, D. Hingel, D. Rotunda, J, Pimpin, A. Nowello, 1. Him-rm-r, V. PCtl'illlf- costa, R. Prcstigiuconlo, S. Sauzc. SECOND ROXV: J. Rogonvso, A. xViS1l11ll, E. Lombgudi, j. Porter, A. Mckinstry, Z. Sayer, L. Reitz, II. Rice, D. Cugliottal, R. Quinn, L. Ports, C. Pictrzuk, R. Tropp, A. Shinka. I L Q lflRS'l' HOXY. li. Ottvn Moor, D. Pctcr, C. Mun! rick, N c u In 11 u Q r, D Shurpc, II. Putcr.smz, C Percival, A. IR-atm-r, ll NC'XS'5Il1LIIl.Sl'lCON D li O NY : M. LllSSt'Il, B Kfoorc, S. Hridlc, K. Pail mer, lf. 1'iQ-tm, M. Mullvr li. Kofilcr, T. Nuvullo, I lklmo, j. Gluck, II. Rube A. Mulvcllill, K. Nagy-lc, J V alvamxo. GJ 2 ' lb! 1- U r Y ' N ' i , Y I i FIRST ROW: K. Swiatek, E. Roth, D. Mariniello. M. Phillips, N. Ulbricht, D. Savannah, S. Ring, E. Puchinsky, L. Smith. SEC- OND RONV: R. Rocha, M. Stang, B. Possiel, C. Silver- stein, D. Thomas, L. Vano, B. Strulowitz, M. Sauickie, I. Penrin, M. Roth, R. Poli- castro, E. Sander, D. Platz, R. Schneider. 1130 -v--. wiv 0000 f FIRST ROW: J. SanFi1ippo, P. Stevens, B. Van Atta, S. Pollako-ff, J. Teloga, V. Pizzi, M. Porcello, C. Schmittzeh, L. Schwartz. SECOND ROW: H. Schwarz, F. Klok, C. Shupper, I. Lucas, E. Spiegel, A. Frantantoni, A. Toffey, M. Spero, M. Smolinski, D. Schwartzstein, D, Dugan, R. Girgent, C. Thom, M. Setamo, J. Vani Graitis. 4 A i. all fl I! ,y 4 x FIRST ROXV: H. NVe-bber E. Schane-man, I. Schul- man, I. Szczyglinski, M zager, C. vmello, L. Wal- ker, R. Sturtevant, B. Van Note. SECOND ROVV: D Wald, R. Spice, L. Rag- onese, R. XValter, G. San- ford, R. Zeid, K. Walsh M. Wojeski, D. Southard V. Sullivan, I. YVOJH, F Pascale, D. Siedler, I. Mc- Collough, J. Petro. 131 FIRST ROW: J. Yablonicky, A. Zappulla, G. Williams, J. Russo, C. Way, T. Weitzman, P. Saiblik, C. Wasko, T. Urban. SECOND ROW: R. Haspiel, R. Shannon, B. Me- Iofehik, I. Weiss, J. Zalapukies, A. Trizna, 'W. William- son, C. Zubkov, T. Szymanski, A. Urbanik. l ' A r 1 'S' I X - I 'O 4 Qlrrw 4 X 1 ' A x. Q I . .IJ xj 1 Q V 1 1 ff warns f' ii My n' ,-f E.-.3 214- 1' 4. n 5 i 9 1- . Sa 'X :I , 'gs m,,.,,,,:, . :WU 'f E: mm ... . 49, M., 5251- . 4, ' 3 T K.. , ' 1 Oil 182 F RANCK C. DARTE 1964 , ,. A' Q b Q f' CT Cl,-.X If LL54 QI ,Ar ,Y' 1 CLASS ADVISORS . Q. w-5g,,x- .UPN f Xp X 'fN '7'x -,.g.q.Bf if 5 H 5 ix - K As f 5' I Q1 R' Exwpiifb wfiffa-' 9 9'J13 9 iff V' I ., 38110 fr. F. KEVIN LARSEN 1966 DONNA V. JANI ISON 1965 F' ,X i 'O Gnn lv: I rv-l5. L' 'el fe 81913 l 1134 1-di -ull! gp- Bbq' X I - L ahw- ,n1 '-1 if 1 , it -4. X. ...ffl Z 4 H' 2-155.15 'f ' - Y --' - ii Elini' 2551? 1 ,,-yu-1.lif-- -'-35 - -' V- 'W W ' wx ' X , f f . . Y - 4-'S ' - . ' 1 H' 'f 1 ' . ' 1 I 1 - 3-. Q. ' .' . 5 '. .,. . ., ,- Lfilff' 1 ' 35'7'ia x -' 'L . . ,x ' ., ' .' A ' I 1 lf H ' Q' , lj. - Y 'Q 7 X 44' ' C O C - . 1- . Q .SW f , ,. vac CTIVIT IE S ll? lihi WI'-iq: 1 l T T . ,M 1-'I E f ian STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, a governing body comprised of elected representatives, Works for the ultimate satis- faction of students in the managing of their own organi- zations and activities. In addition, it provides a liaison between the administration and the student body. The specific duties of Student Council are to dis- perse funds to various student organizations, appoint committees to carry out specialized tasks, and to lead and direct school affairs in a way that is most benecial to the students and in compliance with administrative and state ordinances. R Corby M Drury, I. Schwartz, J. Sulva, 1. Hyn-es, L. Samartin, L. Pace, R Foley E Martm A. Lundgren, R. Schaffer, K. Lynch, K. Meeks, B. Crod- zlu D Licks S Ixopecky. 'ME ,,,,-U, .-f? '- '-' n. wx X I 1 - 'Q-vw-r--1 '.. 1 Ai MARGUICRITE KOSEK Trc'a.s-urcr ,X WILLIAM SHIEBLER - f . L. . 5 1 Vice-President .E -Q GRACE GIORDANO Secretary 1 1 X z STELLA LA SALVIA Assistant Treasurer DIANE MONACO As.9i.s'tun! Sc'c'rc'fr1ry EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE v?'l+n'f ' A-4!: MA- FI f ' 1 'ff - runnin' 1 i '- .xaf-.arr- Hu . SW4 1 ,.,- 'N'Z4'd'fH1 :.::::: 1 . ::::, : Q The presidents of the four classes, the Student Council oflicers, and two faculty members comprise the Executive Committee. Its main pur- pose is to guide the proceedings of Student Council by organizing the agenda for Council meetings, and deciding upon the pertinence of various matters to the student body. SITTING: Miss B. Davison, Advisor, D. Monaco, Assistant Secretary, C. Cior- danio, Secretary, E. Martin, Presiident, W. Shiebler, Vice-President, M. Kosek, Treas- urer, S. La Salvia, Assistant Treasurer. STANDING: I. Hynes, Senior Class Presif dent, L. Duffy, Sophomore Class President, T. Coyle, Freshman Class President. REPRESENTATIVES Ilia , FW FN FIRST IIOXV: C. Dr-Salvo, R. Foley, K. Sojncll, E. Schlopitz, Il. l.oc'l:, D. Monaco, C. Ciordano, lf. Martin, XV. Slriclilcr, P. Kosck, S. l.aSalvia, K. Bice-ks, C. llartcr, M. Drury, j. Cantly, M Dc-lla Valle. SECOND IIOXV: P. Lupo, D. llagins, li Lee, M. Flannery, H. Sm-lniviclcr, P. Kear- , nm-y, D. l.ic-lxs, M. Bavosa, P. lblIIliIL'llC'llli0, Miss ll. Davison, Advisor, B. Crorlzlti, Gluck, ll. Corby, S. Kopcvliy, F. Cicalcsc, J. Scliwartz, j. Sulva, P, Minarchcnko, Fi. Levine, ll. Schaffer. FIRST llr. , Pao: Hina CULLECE CE TER ROAD FIRST ROVV: R. Conway, Mr. F. Marder, Mrs. M. Parsons, E. Martin, J. Hynes. SECOND ROYV: W. Shiebler, Dr. F. Arnold, Mr. G. Anders. S 1 . af-r-4545 'ix if lf P All tho social and cultural activities that take plat-0 in thc Collcgci Cvntci' are under thc julisclitftion of the College Ct-ntm' Bozlrcl. Stt1Tll1lLl1'S, niusical pres- entations, lvctlircs, mul poetry rcacliligs are part of the st-opc of zictivitivs that this hoard prescnts for thc intcllcctuzll, ant-zuloiiiic, and social Clll'lL'lllHCllf of New- ark State stuclcnts. STUDE T-FAC LTY CO-OP The Stiitlciit-Fat-lilty Co-Op is ll policy-making hourcl clvsigm-cl to tlt-al with the auxilizu'y cntc1'p1'iscs ot tht- Collcgc Ccntcr. Its imiiictliutc L'iJllL'Cl'll is with the functioning of the hook store and the Snack Bar. Dvmiy, Slim li. KI' 1 I Mtirtiii, NI. llwif - Xl 'NI lhirroiix, N111 lx fxliitlti ltir im, Ur Coopz-r, S, 7 if,-Id, li. liwl.mx', Di J utility, 1.. Dolly. 1 6 OCIAL COM ITTEE V. Weskerna, Correspond- ing Secretaryg J. Zawrot- nak, Recording Secretary P. Gaynor, Presideutg G Ciallella, Vice-Presidentg L Ciambelli, Treasurer. TRADITIONS AND PRUCEDURE COMMITTEE The development of a tradrtronal college herrtage IS m great part the re- Sp0HS1b1l1fV of the Tradltrons find Procedures Commlttee Its members sponsor and coordmate the 3Ct1V1f16S on campus Whrch are mtegral or developmg facets I : ' .' A li .gn I , ' i X , ,gh-.fi ,324 ' J lr L ff 'W -Q5 D I i -Wifru E ' 'mv ' lllwg - K 1 A -- tr A , LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Schlaupitz, C. Judson, A. Lello, C. DeSa1vo, J. Zaw- rawfnak, W. Downey, Exw utive OfHcerg P. Restino, F. Wright, J. Kreuger, J. Dieg na.n,f D. Fned Licks. CARNIVAL C0 IMITTEE AM US C0 I ITTEE V905 is N A , M-.5 , .. ., i I A 'wfS3f?fff? t KJKEHI 4 P41739 'vfi '1 AXA fear 'll' 9. fu . I A o 4 v- X, ,. ,A A 4-57 , SITTING: C. Judson, P. Zboyan, K. Judson, F. VVrigl1t, Prcsidcntg C. Rocbcr, L, Ciordgum, E. Boller, P. NTCEDIOC, F. Bonarrigo. STANDING: Y. Butler, B. SL-zmmn, B. Ilrcllowcsik. QIQ5 f I T1 F s P . NN, -.MA ..+sv., Yi ...vip - U, my Ybx M F 1 ,,, L.Qi,,,...- H-.,1.f.fff-.j25.,g.w-1 4 . LE DER HIP is CO EERE CE :ws ..f ' rr, . , W -N--4... ,f - . L 4,6 A f ff' F Y X' A it D fwf Q 4 5, ' .X . r' 'ivx 1 Q! ,K - An, - ff' Dr. R. Chasnoff, F. Alves, G. Amatrudi, Dr. R. Allen, A. DeMartino, Dr. K. Herrold, Miss B. Davison, P. Piertruszka. 37 . . 1 .sill .1 M, . ' Puig - Q! - , ' .pair-- F ,f 4 ' . T. gms-f-f 'F' ,.l.,, .4 fa ,V . - Q' 1- ' vi - ' f a JSP.-A ,, 5 U 1 1. ff L 'Fl .Sli l A FIRST ROVV: I. Wilkes, P. Rostino, S. LarSalvia, P. Madco, M. Palmieri, Miss B. Davison, Advisor, A. DcMartino, Dr. J. Ilntchinrson, M. VViLhcrcll, E. Pairo-ly, G. Giordano, K. Meeks, SECOND ROW: E. Martin, R. Abram, R. Conway, B. Kendrick, j. Ccrhardt, V. Butler, D. Monaco, L. Dclklartino, M. Bonner, F. VVrigl1t, M. Lombardo, C. Harter, M. Sainz, A. Marks, M. llavosa, B. Grodzki, VV. Downey, R. Foley, L. Tornow, J. Cantly, L. Duffy. ,AAJ ,..., . 4599 J K.. . . 1 H 0' 7' -' ' Q K i ' i 1 l ri 11 ' 1, - A A An expanded format and an expansive en- vironment highlighted the Third Annual Lead- ership Conterence, which was held at Camp Hidden Valley, in Sharpe Reservation near Fishkill, New York. Representatives of all the organizations at Newark State met for a week at the spacious and accommodating camp in the Catskills maintained by the Herald Trib- une. The purpose of the Conference, as has been the purpose of the two preceding it, was to explore, discuss, and learn how to develop traits of good leadership. A team of graduate students from Colum- bia University under the chairmanship of Dr. Kenneth Herrold served as trainers for the session. Participation in, and evaluation of the T,' groups they moderated was the focal point of the Conference. Cuest lecturers augmented the program, and social events fulfilled it. The students that attended the Leadership Conference gleaned from it not only ideas and methods of leadership, hut also the experience of living and working together as a group of individuals. seeking to define and accomplish personal as well as group goals and developing from these the attitudes and attributes of a leader. GUIDE L B The members of the Guides Club are the oflicial college hosts and hostesses who cor- dially welcome and conduct tours for visitors from other colleges and universities, high school F.T.A. groups, and newly arrived Fresh- men. Under their sponsorship of the Big-Sister- 1 Brother program, this group has helped the incoming Freshmen to get better acquainted with their new surroundings. N. Bottita, Corresponding Secretaryg Mr. W. Mercer, Advisorg C. Harter, Presidentg E. Keating, Vice-Presidenitg F. Cicalese, Recording Secnetaryg C. Ciallella, Treas- urer. I - , I , - f 'L- 1 '4 , , nnibufc eq, t , S iV-i, -533+ 5 Q-2-rg 1 llll!Ql FC . , ft-Ui' ' V' ' IA 'I ,I 'fag' an I 2 mf MQW' 'a ' T fy.-F i brfniffhri-049mm 5 one tw s l44 v lf 4-.nr ' ' ,-.J A ..-.',,. A A I' in ..- - -1. N '-vs,----f - -P ' il' 'x. . I - , ' ' fzth- ' 55 ' . I . ' W-75 ' --.. ,,. f . - , , .1 :jul , N.. 4 , . 4 , ..,, - .T . ,sk . ., '39 -V A .' 1-' '.1'- 'T' 4 V' - - , ',..,. ,-',- ' A -1 .ZQAL-v579?'g.'A 'I -4.. - 4 , .. .. ..,L.:.:.,f-15'-19:31 will Y fr 'ay T. xt. Kathi McCole, Arlene Wright. ll r lL C. I. D. The Student Communications Information Directory serves a dual purpose. It keeps Newark State students informed of local cultural events and obtains tickets to these events for student use. The SCID office posts announcements of up-and-coming pertorinanees. whether they be of a dramatic or musical nature, and cooperates in purchasing tickets to them for individ- uals or groups from NSC. Similarly, SCID fosters an awareness of the lectures, museum exhibits, and other local cultural events of interest by providing informa- tion concerning them to students. The role of the SCID office is an important one, for it caters to the intellectual and cultural appetites of Newark State students. THE NATIONAL ST DENT ASSOCI T10 A college student should be aware of the goings-on in interna- tional affairs. The National Stu- dent Association is the medium through which important world events are conveyed to college cam- puses throughout the country. At Newark State, N.S.A. sponsors a di- versified program featuring discus- sions, foreign exchange students, news bulletins, and lectures, all of which are designed to instill within students a greater awareness and knowledge of pertinent interna- tional events. FIRST RONV: I. Maynard, C. Kopecky, C. DeSalvo, Secretary, L. Metcalf, P. McEnroe, P. Cole, J. Kreuger. SECOND RONV: J. Pateman, E. Maher, Coordina- tor, A. Martino, Travel Affairs Chairman, T Wl . .kxg 'gf-nf ROBERT LITOWCHAK Editor-in-Chief MARGARET MAHER News Editor K- ,,,f,, I DEPE DE T rf' H? :N E elbx I -fx I f' A.. K . Lg, X, TE T R J ff? Lf 'J Lx cvun ul,-1 KENNETH MEEKS Managing Editor , 7, ,, I x 1 rw -n x X 7 ll lik.. Fa, rx., i. ,rf , r F kv I W I if CHRISTINE KOWALSKI and if ELIZABETH HANDLEY y Feature Editors MAR? DCRVER Publzc Helatzons f- 0i 0 I ii' if- .. 6-i-'iium ,',, X 411 'Q-E' '- NX x 'Alwiiw '41 -nil. .Gu Y l ff 411 A 1 I tl 1 12 ll 'V I 1 I 1 I I 1 1 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1, I 1 1 1 . 3 ...L fb CY :lf BETTY CRODZKI LILLIAN DeMARTINO C0-Editor-in-Chief C 0-Editor-in-C lzicf to IRENE REIFSNYDER Advisor MEMORABILI nd? JOANNA PARELLI Literary Editor I 1 I I I MARY LEE WITHERELL Photography Co-Editor Ng' ..--11 CAROL ZIMMERMANN Typing Editor 41. ,, V 1 ff' v-V 3 CONSTANCE BREWER Photography C0-Editor I I I I I I If I I I Ir In I I II II' A ,I A II I I I II Iv II III 'I I III X1 I1 II If 'I II 1I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I X X I m.. A. 1 XX .Q A tv ff I 1 ' ' 1 'H l o Wa , - t, V ' L3-ki, I . AN C Il LA DCM.-XRTI N O Publicity Managvr Q21 N At.. W----'-:v-w , w 1 4-6 XXN MARIE PALNIIERI Business Afllllllglfl' J 8 rl iv Robert Corby, C y u t lm i Ll Hartcr, Maureen Drury. JOAN SCHWARTZ Sports Editor ' 1 A Ty Q A -vkyx W, '48 i? ww X 15 2 NU LAMBDA KAPPA Nu Lambda Kappa provides an opportunity for members of the student body to develop their skills in creative writing. Members submit their manuscripts for criticism and suggestions during weekly meetings. The Dana Review, a collection of the best literary efforts, is EDWIN THOMASON published at the end of the school by Nu Lambda Kappa. Advisor .. ,. s '--To '-' HHf W Li-ELEC 3:3 rn 4 ,1..:'A it lr f---H-l M. Mayorucz, I. Burrell, Presidcntg D. Gugliotta, M. Kalb. 22:11 K. Cola, Member-at-Largcg P. Madeo, Vice-Presidcntg A. XVri.gl1t, Prt-side-ntg Miss K. Eckhart, Advisorg Mrs. jami- sou, Guest Spcukcrg V. Butler, Record- ing Sccrctaryg B. Grodzki, Correspond- ing Secretary. .C.E.- '.E.A. Who flares to fl'llt'll mzzsl never cease' to ll'lll'Il.l bers and the entire college. --Q - I .ff - It is the objective ol' tlw Association lor Clriltl- hood Education and tlw Student Edutution As- sociation to augment t-ollt-ge studies ln' truce-wats! ing an awareness of I't't't'l'll tlevclopmt-nts in tllt- fit-ld of vducation lor tlw t'tllECilll0Il ol its Il'lt'Ill- T5 1 'f 'r I - 1 1 f f 1 1 f 7' I1 U' H Him, wh anevfs ' 'WM 'ff-igqavrzflftf iqilr- W ' , 1 A N, H. ' . . . U . L'-A X . xq,,r' KX ' ' v 1 , -. . I , . I. , ':4'f'X'5--' ' -' lf sy. - ' l.. . mqhg- ff 5 LEITHIAN CL B qi!! :gli lnnm......f.. ,. ' ' 'Sl Uni? -- ' , .. , I cami .aaa . rl ' - A f - ' Y 1 .50 -4 lu B. Greene, Program Chairman., I. Drofbini- ski, I.A.D.-N.I.P.g P. Hunt, Province Rep- resentative, P. Sherman, Province Repre- sentative, L. Cheslak, Recording Secre- tary, M. Costello, Treasurcrg A. Bossack, Corresponding Secretary, C. Tyson, Vice- President, M. Della Valle, President, I. Crowley, Membership Chairman, K. Kirk, Historian. STAR OF DAVID CL B ' 5'-74m-ak F. Schumm, Treasurer, C. Brewer, Bible Study Chairman, J. Weston, President, C. Zimmermann, Secretary. EWMAN L B . ,ji W - tj, W-,QV V e P P C B Elf ' ,Q H., ,431 ,-. 5 -L 3591 1 A- ff' f'e . l C. Brooks, Recording Secretaryg A. Bier- baum, President, B. Rosenblatt, Corne- sponding Secretary, S. Elfenrbein, Treas- urer, E. Linlker, Historian. 154 ME PROGRA fl CO IITTEE -1 'vvq-Q.. mi- ' 1. 311 SITTINC: Il. Cunilillle, M. Drury, J. Plzieu. STAND- ING: E. Martin. C.C.U.N. The Collegiate Council for the United Nations is a national organization which seeks to present, discuss, and solve prohlems currently hefore the United Na- tions. The club accomplishes these goals through model Security Council and Ceneral Assemhly' ses- sions. Off-campus conferences with C.C.U.N. members from other colleges supplement the meetings of the organization. FIRST HUNY: ll. lilutt, NI. Xlitlrrrtll 'l'reusurer. SHCXJNIJ HUXYQ lf. Chun pauu, C. Zottii, Yin--1'r'tr.si4lt-r,tQ lx lsoclm, IjI'l.'SlLltIlI. S'l'pXfNDlXCg Xl, 1Jr r lI1CI', j. Ilyues, S. liuptclxy, 1. licwer K. Heel-is, Nl. Nlnyoiucz, lj. Kuli-. A. Buiera, D. Licks, M. Maller. . ',. 1 3-Us , if 1 'H - . 1 wwf- - I i '36 -' i L-.,-y:f:-,W- A 2--22: FRE CH CL B L. Sagata, M. Savage, S. Morgan, P. Brady. ATH CL B FIRST ROW: S. Gerber, J. Kneuger, C. De- Salvo, C. Marinelli, M. Porcello. SECOND ROW: J. Placa, T. Kmlikowski, A. Grove. CIE CE CL B l -.ax L' 1... ii SITTING: K, Puiwlikowski, Corresponding Secrctzuyg C. Corostiaga, D. Hzmisen, Vicc-Pr0si- dcmlg P. XVrimArl, C. Pumpvi, Recording Sa-cremryg L. Vunliuw, II. Zabel, Treasurer. STAND- INC: L. Turnmv, l'rcs.inlv1utg H. Levine, B. Vitiello, C. Hoag, Public Relations. fx W INDUSTRI L IP A' kbps' un' 5 '.!i5'.'!. RTS 115 21' Q , ny ,- f . . 1 1- A-. r-v,,g.g.,,,Y' . . J, , QA5- -.-r,u'- -. V. J ASSGCI TIO Tile Industriail Arts .Mwt-igitiuii rQprc-scnts Newark Stutt- tliillt-gif ut inclllstriul arts functimis, cxtt-mls to the public an iiiiciwstazrirliiig ui in- dustrial arts as at part of gt'Ill'l'tli education, and provitltfs ll liaison between the students zlricl altlminis- tration in the Industrial Arts Dc- partmcnt. i 1 ,gig ini giUU5iW'tf V W!llilL I i ' 0'-'IM , 1 .f .. A U. ., . , QW 1 M, Wat, ' ,- 4' 'll - -.J - 1--1'-. ' R. Abram, Ircsidentg Mr. M. Van Nest, Advisorg T. Murkcwicli, Yicc- Presidcntg R. Rossow, Sccrctmyg B. Kendrick, '1'rt-uburcr. IX V-r' ' 1 Z THEATER C ILD The members of the Theater Guild strive to develop and perfect their acting ability. They are also interested in becoming skillful in the technicalities of play produc- tion. Their most recent productions included Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, and The Adding Machine by Elmer Rice. The former play was performed outdoors, in the courtyard of the Keane Library. The Adding Ma- chine, a truly outstanding production, proved the merits of this organization. FIRST ROW: P. Restino, H. Fuss, V. Canis, S. Weiisbrot, B. Cohen, Secretary, P. Creenf gnove, President, M. Kastnier, Treasurer, M. Lobdell, B. Davidson, A. Noivello, 1. Vance. SEC- OND ROW: K. Harftrnarm, L. French, P. Kellett, L. Impargliatelli, D. Donohue, D. Orosz, C. Morahan, M. Noyes, C. Harrigan, C. Kurtzer, D. Bafttaiglinii. THIRD ROW: J. Kumpf, V. Andreski, E. Bash, C. Yanclowitz, J. Penrin, C. Gemert, A. Salerno, W. Swindell. FOURTH ROW: R. Litowchak, J. Umansky, D. Wald, T. Nicol, Mrs. Fry, Advisor. 'RT gd' . 5 X . .rf - Q Q fy j' , , I , ? s Y I l, , :N : 5 is LI f E 1 ! 1 I I 1 I 1 . 1551 WAPALANN E CL B The Wapalanne Club was organized to provide opportunities for its members to get first-hand experiences in the ways of outdoor living. Its goals are achieved through many weekends spent out-of-doors hiking, skating, and camping in Stokes State Forest and other recreational areas. L. Burkhardt, Corresrponfdinigg I. Pierce, Historiang F. Wright, Treasurer, W. Downey, President, B. Kendrick, Vice-President. 7, 'X 5. we i in fr' ' I 4- as lil ' w X vi, X2 , ,f J - 2 4245 - was .J'f'Z- ' l lot ' . E D' '1 , , 1 -, 5 V. p Y- b K . + - , v- '- . yur' ',.- ,, - -v ?'15.v',DsrJw.I: 'J I ' ' . 1--,, A -. QR V - . 4. 1 , - V' ' ' 'gyglv . . 92:1-va, Vf'?7,5 ,E V' 'q wgi- E.,-y4.f:q.aj,, 'Qs--.A,,,3,5,.,:' ',., 7 ' 'K' -yu . ' ,lf Magi Avi .r 3, , Uv... 7 , an - no- 1 .U . ,, A b. .a.-'..y A p . 3 I. ,X f I Q ', ff - ' ' V ig, 'ig f -.z- 1, - ',' ' '4 -' '-- ' 'A . -fl . -. Z' I Q' f:'1 ..4'afh.'i9'l -'- LI7,5 +5-12' - .. 04 ' .: ' -1-'-A. l 60 2' , 1 1 1 , I I SITTING: H. Former, Mrs. E. Cobton, Adviser. STAXDIXC Cork -X Eisenberg, P. Hunt, S. KL-uworthy, J. Maya, L. Rizzo, M Ptttrboi N Cobtello, C. NYaiidc-11, C. Lukomy, II. Ntfxvsimnm, L. Mthtlxx XX eston, C. Kannazyn, I. Oliveira, J. NYi1dtAnhuiu, R. Bcrtino, lx ti bu L Brask, I. Ackerman. I The Matlriqai Singcu. L1 I't1C'UI1liy formed vocal group. has hvcoino Ll pwiiiiiariclit me-mhc-r of New- ark Stz1te's musical OI'QL1IliZL1fil7ll5. Composed of XVOIDCILS voic-vs. tho Xladrigui Sings-rs specialize in religious and secular clioral music of the H011- aissance and Baroque pcriods. They perform throughout the year at many on and UHACLIIHPIIS functions. 1 1 sgyr. 1 ' 7 il 4 g ' J 1 I ' ! SITTING: R. Reskow STANDING: I. Gantly, J Ohlandt, A. Eisenberg, E Garntly, C. Sherlirng, M Menreghin, J. Massa, K Lowalczyk, C. Lakomy, B. Snell, J. Kumpf, A. Silver- man, R. Weber, V. Zar- zycki, M. Pearson, S. Haz- ell. MISSING, Mr. J. Platt, Advisor. GRCHE WTR AS I 1. if is SITTING: G. Lombardo. STANDING: L. Saunartin, P. Casuy, M. Nuyys, P. Dolinwich, NV. Dolinich, L. Haley, J. Gzmtly, V. Zurzycki, M. lirwlin. MISSING: Dr. J. Dorsey, Director. CHORU 1, l 114 1 mf' .ll SITTING: G. Lzlkomy. STANDING: II. Ilirschfcld, BI. cgllfilhilk, Il. Trucks, K. j.1L-obux, C. Roebcr, E. Gzlntly, M. Peterson, R. Bcrtinn, P. Partlow, L. Richards, B. NIALX'fl1!'i1Ili1, BI. S4-mlim, G. Mant, G. Kzmnuzyn, A Gunther, M. Bonner, M. NILZIICQIIIII, A. Bouuk, G. Rupp, II. Buz- jamin, I. Ohlundt. MISSING: Dr. R. Lathcrow, Director. IGS RE 'ATA CL B vziiffiff ' ' 61 . X it X X X f,.. lf H 1 X le.. s, - .. S5 SITTING: Y. Levine, S. Wimmer, I. Seaman, Recording Secretaryg B. Clark, Vice-Presidenltg M. Porter, President, E. Barr, Correspond- ing Secretaryg I. Lindsay, B. Teltser, T. Gelfond. STANDING: J. Hynes, I. jones, R. Cicconie, S. Feldman, M. Kalb, N. Kalish, I. Polo- sky, H. Rose, D. Curreri, I. Sulva. In 1959 the Renata Club was organized to provide a medium through which students over 25 could discuss college matters per- tinent to themselves and also par- ticipate in student affairs. They undertake charitable projects as well as academic. Renata has taken its place as an active, interested asset to the body of Newark State organizations. MCDER DANCE CLUB Girls with an interest in modern dance find in this organization the opportunity to perfect and share their abilities in interpretive dancing. Rhythms from classical to rock 'n roll are studied and danced. Several performances are staged annually by the club, which not only provide satisfaction for its members but also increase the knowledge of N.S.C. students in this area. KAPP DELT PI ff ,-xg? ei NPI' YJ Dr. R. Carb, Advisong J. McBla.in, Vice-President F. Con-te, Pr-esidentg A. Eis- enberg, Treasunerg J. Weston, Corresponding Secretary. Kappa Delta Pi, the national honor society in education, is represented at Newark State by Delta Rho Chapter. The purpose of the so- ciety is to promote a high degree of intellectual achievement and professional leadership ability. ' 1 C S5 Ls' Q- if-. ff The Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council is an administrative body composed of representatives of each fraternity and sorority on campus. The main purpose of the Council is to promote har- monious relationships between the fraternities and sororities. Activities sponsored by this Council include an annual all-college dance, the Coronation Ball, at which the I.F.S.C. Queen is crowned. Moreover, the organization offers a scholarship an- nually to a sophomore or junior sorority or fraternity member on the basis of professional promise and leadership ability. S. Kopecky, C. Laloomy, V Butler, I. Stasi, K. Meeks Presidentg L. Mesenazos, A Veutola, L. Ciambelli, J Iozzi. E525 - B 1 , S 1.1-ra--537,47 x, J ' I!'i .4- 5 . . Av, . 4 '+- r lr' ' .5 ' .N QV ij. N- lxiig. 5 1 r , Z..-L 04 1. ' 4 4 P. U4 'L' qjf J I 'n I. 1 A . r .- FN- ?-7 N, A AV 5 A lu . '.l A A .4 . iii ,J r ,D-,X . . 9' -xr ' Weda Gilmore Irene Cruz, Lucille Pace, Bev- W 5296- T.. i Alpha Theta Pi is primarily a service organization which performs one major service deed a year. In addition, the sisters traditionally hold a Theater Party, Initia- tion Dinner, and an Alumni Dinner. The sorority colors were changed this year to orchid and white, but the loyalty of the girls of Alpha Theta Pi will never change, for it is founded in a justifiable pride in their sorority. FIRST ROW M Sabatino L Polsmelli I Struble I DiAntonio, M. Culkin.. SECOND ROXV: X Feiere D MacAlpxne J Vlammer L Metcalf R Maglio, J. Fahisak, E. Bednar, M. XVit.h- erell J Bush R Hard P Partelow THIRD ROW I. Surman, M. Mahan, A. Stoll, C. Zim- mermann M johnson J Bator A Curdalx C Roth H. Fuss, P. Milano, E. XVright, I. Mazza, F Mueller M Scrimmager J Wildenham G Roth M. Oliveira, R. Love. P l -,.1p1 q.-'ll l a 'L FIRST ROYV: P. DiCeralimo, M. Fava, A. VVeim, Treasurerg C, Lakotmy, B, Ilorn, Recording Secretaryg M. Palmieri, Presidentg C. juliano, Vice-Presidentg C. Lombardo, Corresponding Secretaryg J. DelYoia, Historiang K. Rice, I. Tneglio, M. Pettit, Crippi. SECOND HOW: S. Laitola, B. jankoiwski, N. McGrath, Merkel, M. Mittrickur, M. Haley, K. Pi-rry, B. Marino, E. Hocscl, Post, C. Nutter, T. Csengery, T. llogi-nmullvr. Vach, K. Km-cht, I.. Kun-clit, L. DeStefano, J. Murray, C. Minasiacu, P. Dolinich, C. Km-cht, J. Shades, j. Krueger, D. Ben- enziano, Tmcks, 1. Vertelis. The sisters of Bcta Delta Chi endeavor to further our aim to become teachers by work- ing together in civic and academic activities. Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, Christ- mas gifts and an Easter Egg Hunt for orphans are part of the functions of this group. Through participation in the activities of their sorority, thc members of Beta Delta Chi have Come to realize the spirit of sisterhood. f SS -, QQ! 'kk xy: -H .i. it-'ggy'-s '- 11 V 473, .7:r '2. , FIRST ROW: M. Sedita, P. Creenigrove, I. Basso, S. Elbert, A. Marks, President, A. Beilfiore, 1 Vice-President, E. Bonaconso, M. Elmy, H. Bordash, P. Sherwen. SECOND ROW: M. Savage, D. Greer, P. Keshieneff, K. Unice, M. Dougherty, P. Gaynor, D. Cucuzzella, C. Harrigan, L. Denman, J. Could, S. Karniick, I. Reitz, C. Frank, K. Quirk, H. Eckrich. 1 A relative newcomer among sororities, Chi Delta has taken its place along with the well-established organizations of Newark State. This is undoubtedly - . due to the spirit of the members who pursue its dual l x' ' purpose of service and friendship through and after l college years. 1 g Q ll With such goals, it is no wonder the sisters of Chi i' V Delta are proud of their membership in this sorority. l l ll 5 3 l r i - . L, 5. 1 N , V xx -, .I I . ' Q l70 TTR H- tii ' -3 mi. 1 A A I F ,Ta v. 'K P 4. .,. .aus Q 'haf .Sl 'C in-'f' I all ilftsr v -If nw the 5 tw ,, . n...- ' . It ff ' -. 'flax 5. .U V?--' ' - --Q13 2 'ggi T? n ' ' , , X FIRST RONV: M. Eisenberg, Recording Secnetairyg B. Rosenblatt, Historian, E. Ravo, R. Blmk ner, Vice-President, NVallin, President, J. XVright, Corresponding Secretary, C. Rieman, H. Hirschfeld, Treasurer. SECOND ROXV: M. Nomberg, A. Levy, S. Gerber, M. Shapanka, R. Denman, I. Zevin, M. Haper, L. Adelsohn, D. Greenfarh, I. Sobel, S. Satsky, M. Fidel, P Keller, P. Steinberg, M. Naren, K. C-lassman. The chief purposes of Delta Sigma Pi Sorority are Charity and Sociability. The sisters achieve these through a Charity Drive and organizational parties. Their annual functions include a Mother-Daughter Dinner, a Theater .41 x I I Y X, ll , Ifx I ff-1' I. Party, Bowling, and a Skating Party. Through their many activities, the sisters of Delta Sigma Pi experience the friendships and pleasures that are the essence of a so- rority. - l 2 5 N i-,.:k12 f- FIRST ROXV: C. XVallden, R. Cerace, I. Vance, I. Stamer, C. Davenport, C. Butler, P. XVelsh, C. Mant, E. Paroly, L. Krchnacek, L. Rizzo, L. Richards. SECOND RONV: L, Lee, I. Opp, L. Giordano, E. Cantly, D. Flanagan, R. Mt-Cabe, A. NVright, B. Dick, J. NVeston, E. McCarthy, A. Gunther, 1. Herman, N, Kohl, K. Pawlikowski, B. Hrehowesik, B. Celcius, F. YVright. The tradition of Kappa Epsilon includes the under- graduate sorority and an alumni chapter. Their con- stitution states their purpose: to encourage friendship among studentsg complement college life by partici- - I - 1 o 1 1 v E patmg in academic and social activitiesg and contrihute ' service to charitahle organizations outside college life. The sisters of Kappa Epsilon fulfill these purposes through various social and charitable activities. They IQ . I I have earned a reputation as a close, friendly group en- joyiug the true sistcrhood of sorority members. 1 . rv' Yr- to-, ,fps x ' F 1 5 5 T -N. in Lambda Chi Rho, the newest sorority on campus, bases its name upon its iuotto, Leadership Creates Responsihilityf, Fulfillment of the motto is attained .--ff by the sororityys ambition to complement college life qiigmsf. . 6 O.- with participation in academic and social functions. X X s N Moreover, the members c-ontributc- their services to charitable organizations in order to aid the community. Although Lambda Chi Rho has been at Newark State only a year, the girls are well on their way to- ward the development of a permanent sorority with a worthwhile tradition. FIRST ROXV: li. Schocn, C. Breyta, I. Hirtzell, E. Fabrizio, D. Langley, L. Mercuro, L. Kane M. Stiso, P. Mytrowitz. SECOND RUNV: P. Kroeger, N. Kaos, S. Scott, N. Yangcr, M. Sullivan C. Bloihrn, Vice-President, j. Mayer, Presidentg A. Fox, Secretary, S. LaVt-re, Treasurer, E Campana, J. Counihan, A. McDevitt, C. Otlawski. THIRD ROXV: bl. Iozzi, C. Auteurieth I. Kaminsky, M. Natella, B. CIM-n, B. XVeagley, K. Pressler, XVorsky, J. Cregus, R. Lusk, G Cuiler, NV. XVicsner, M. Czrlasso, E. Jankunas, 1. Farley, R. Novak, P. Crccley, V. Primamore A. Freda, S. Randazza, Gorman, M. Genis, J. Sulovski. Wmmalil' ,,,,,.rur-I lm: ACN? fm Q i Q 5 I I I I I I I I I The brothers of Nu Sigma Phi are proud of a twenty- three year tradition as a fraternity at Newark State Col- lege. They strive to instill a feeling of lasting comradeship among members, regardless of race, color, or creed, and to cultivate their potentialities both as active participants in campus life and future educators. In their fraternal activities, as well as in their inter- action with campus organizations, the members of Nu Sigma Phi enjoy all the true brotherhood and companion- ship a fraternity can offer. FIRST ROVV: B. NVeiner, R. Spinella, J. Masterson, R. Foley, President, Mr. F. Darte, Advisor, P. Capezza, Secretary, K. Meeks, Treasurer, V. Mirarndi, R. Rossow. SECOND ROW: I. Stasi, D. Licks, E. Jajosky, R. Levine, I. Bowers, T. McCoohan, R. McIntyre, R. Donmbrowski, T. Chamberlain, R. Damashek, T. Reilly, W. Downey, W. Kendrick, N. Branin, A. Kiemian, T. Krulikowski, D. Moore, E. Coutanit, D. Williams. if QU' ,gmt Y. . ,--1 -' ,?! ..- '.'x --b an-'I 'V' . N -,f.,'f' 'ff' .. A W4 v, ffl f -.Ili 6-E -- ns. f. -yi, , .., lv L .,. Q' . ,Q L 'Anand iliil ll ,n Nu Sigma Tau, 0110 of thi- first so1'o1'itin-s mi campus. QQ was cstahlishccl in 1940. lla iiamv was ham-nl upon tlw -- SL-hool's original naiiic. Xi-xvai'k Stan- 'Ti1'llL'ilL'l'S. Thi- su- rority purports to on-atm' Trim-iiclly rclatimisliips lwtxxu-ii its incinhcrs, proviclc social activitivs. anal caiiy im um- structivc projects in and uutsiclc of c-ollcggv. The activitics of Xu Sigma Tau im-luclu partim, dances, hayriclcs, clinncrs, anal visits to orpliaiiagvs aml homes for thc' aged. The sistcrs ol, Xu Sigma Tau arc kiiowii for thvii' cheeriness, frivndship, and the ciijuyinvlit tlwy di-1'ix'c from sorority activitivs. FIRST HOXY: M. Ruclo, N. Baclc, M. Stcphamik, bl. llortuii, .-X. Lvllu, l'. Klvlfiiixw, Slfiffl HOXV: V. Holm-field, P. Zhoyan, M. Afkcm, li. Snvil, NI, fifllf. li. ilvrliarcll, l'i'winTviit. I I 11 li L I Nh Apalinsiki, M. Polny, A. Pizza, L. Miniiscalchi, C. Culnvz. TIIIHD HUNY: lf. N 1 N .T , K, . Cole, K. XVal5h, K. Ke-cnan, C. RL'dLTii.ll'gfO11, S. Colciatiy, I . Mrrsitv, C, bliidmii, NI. Kilim Filliponc, R. Clutch, L. Mcsciialos, C. Suunahcml, M, Klllllxil. H. l.v.ikc. I., I5ui'kii.mit I Volgler. r V1 H.,- 4. .. lqak fi ,- .' N ,, K ., .4 Hx..- '-1 ' ,'fi'4lLg, 0- A P- M-A '-J' Air l I ,g...: -,npr , -.. .rv ix, . 31: vii '. 4. ' lx Y 6,1- I N . ll I A Q l 'HH 1. ..5.-Sq.. A, I h 5. . VI . 11 Q :if ' ' fn Nu Theta Chi one of the oldest sororities at Newar P ' among students. The closeness and loyalty of the sis- , k W -1- State, seeks to encourage friendship and sociability ters to their sorority and its ideals is admirable. The song traditionally a part of the induction ban- quet, is symbolic of the ideals of Nu Theta Chi. Each candle lights anew The flame of friendship true. The joys we'oe had in knowing you Will last our whole life through. FIRST ROW: K. Coldfarb, S. Marlowell, D. Hlaivalca, B. Sanitanello, Recording Secretary, M. Lombardo, President, J, Schwartz, Vice-President, C. Ciordano, Corresponding Secretaryg P. Silveira, Treasurer, A. Powers, A. Corbo, S. Craziano, M. Davies. SECOND ROW: J. Cantly, B. Renart, C. Grebe, B. Gibson, M. Mayoracz, C. Hutchinson, L. Pace, I. Merbo, P. Neuhaus, R. Sadowski, I. Edmonds, C. Del Sordi, J. Zawrotnak, N. Swanson, D. Laven- burg, L. Clark, C. Denfelowitz, M. Baivosa, N. Velucci, B. Zaijac. Will 5851 im, ,'-Z L11 lin- WP! Q : Aki, .PA Qirsjsrr. . 'wx ' - ' NSX T U X-. f FIRST ROXV: S. Rosenberg, R. Cetszelder, C. Cohen B Levine R Liclit A Bler baum. SECOND ROW: M. Starkman, D. Silberman S Bornstun F Greenfield Presidentg S. Bergman, J. Abrahamson, L. Kemper S Share Omega Phi Sorority endeavors to provide edu- cational and social experiences for its members. During the school year the sisters of Omega Phi participate in charitable activities as well as social functions at Newark State. They have a program of events for alumni as well as present members. rttv STUIIZQ ' ITN? ' Eilrax-4 W3 9 ,r Pi Eta Sigma seeks to develop within its members a spirit of cooperation and assist- ance in their social and cultural development. In addition, the girls of Pi Eta Sigma partici- pate in many traditional events-a Theater Party, Father and Daughter Square Dance, NIothcr's Day Dinner, and other activities which highlight each year. The goals of Pi Eta Sigma are admirable, the girls are proncl of them and of their meni- hcrship in this sorority. HH 118 . w 3? N FIRST ROW: A. Freund, J. Michaels, M. Lichtenberg S. Sherman, P. Marger, D. Krouk, President, E. Meltzer, E. Lessin, E. Ehrenberg, E. Stromfeld, C. Barton. SEC- OND ROXV: L. XVayne, L. Miraglia, C. Brooks, E. Tur- ner, L. Schwartz, L. Colton, J. janoff, Mrs. Lowe, Ad- visorg M. Cillanella, C. Kimmel, B. Eiscnstoclt, I. jason A. Eisenberg, E. Moskowitz, P. Devanney. 5 3 GT The sisters of Rho Theta Tau know the pleasure and satisfaction that can be achieved through their sorority, and they are proud of the spirit of sisterhood that it manifests. The siste1's strive to combine charitable and social functions in their yearly program hy including skating parties, a parents, banquet, and financial support to D DD... orphans. This combination of activities and the spirit in which the sisters enjoy it are manifested in the first line of their sorority song, Happy are the days we spend together in RHO THETA TAU. FIRST ROYV: M. Costello, I. Berard, J. Ricca, M. Ascione, D. Stratta, M. Bacscnlto, D. Mon- aco, E. Nemo, A. De-Martino, P. Lupo. SECOND RONV: C. Carlucci, I. Sturm, M. Drury, C. DeSalvo, Treasurer, E. Maher, Recording Secretaryg M. Sainz, President, M. Lavanco, Vice- Prcsidentg E. Corcoran, Historian, I. McConnell, Corresponding Secretary, P. Madeo, S. La- Salvia. THIRD HONV: A. Bartell, J. Tedesco, A. DeRose, H. Ko-cerlia, N. NVade, D. Donohue, E. Malanga, A. Ventola, A. Custode, B. Amiano, A. Falco, S. Ferarra, C. Ciallello, K. Cola, C. Befumo, N. Firetto, C. Catanzaro, F. Conte, L. DeMa.rti1io, N. Bottita, C. Cedole, P. Trahalik, L. Ciambelli, M. Genova, J. Brown. P1 n- 4,1 . Q ,., aa- 'M ' mugprfw' 'I W? H .s be ,- -Q V . 'TQ'-.52 9 . , Q' Lg-i - - ' f?-paw'-gt? f if -'vt ' -1! ' ,wid-fri av - K-7.1. K, ,V ...si 5, -. V1 1 ' . '- . ' 511. - 'N F ,mfs 1' p- if .1 tl -' ' .h F1557 'L T 5,11 3- 2 ' .Q wtf. ,gg.V.8. :U S 4 1 . ,l.,1-22 4435- 'Ji 'fl' szs ' 5 u V' - :5 1 5 nl ,gt ...Q A B 'V A, ' J -. ,gn- , - . J 1 H P . 1. I 5 .g -, I , 'f 4-01- P -. ,:.+-Gi? . 910555 ' In I.. M.-M. -A X , FIRST RONV: P. Boyle, C. Avema, B. Kukora, K. Sjonell, R. Salles, P. Restino, President, C Serio, P. Brady, I. Rispoli,, J. Wiggins. SECOND ROXV: C. Brauuer, M. Hazior, D. Lenz K. NVighardt, A. Creco, C. Zacconie, D. Niziolek, P. Cobb, N. Phipps, C. Zach, K. Kumpf, M Quinn, Dr. A. Hansen, Advisor, N. Serina, C. jaworowski, C. Yuschalc, C. Kopecky, I. Cico- lese, I. Maynard, P. Cole, K. Hartzmanrn, M. Bonner, I. Maven. The sisters of Sigma Beta Chi participate in charitable projects, social functions, and serv- ice activities both on and off campus. Slumber parties, Theater parties, banquets, ushering, and Christmas charity work are part of their annual program. The loyalty of the girls of Sigma Beta Chi is evident in their sorority song: Be this our only pledge- Efernal Sisterhood. To thee we raise our glass on high Hail! Sigma BeiaCl1i! 180 . 512- W FIRST ROVV: E. Martin, C. Kunka, D. O'Rei.lly, C. Siea, J. Dowling, S. Kopeclcy, L. Duffy, R. Mann. SECOND ROXV: C. Zotta, I. Placa, T. Petren, A. Crovve, R. Conway, I. Hynes, F. Cilsdorf, Advisor. A. Horun, A. Lundigren, R. Schaffer, R. Litowchalc, R. Reskow. THIRD ROVV: R. Leibeniow, I. Sakach, A. Amodio, R. Burst, C. Miller, R. Gilligan, J. Kumpf, J. Sulva, E. Keating, R. Sepe, C. Marinelli, P. DiCorcia, R. Melvin, W. Kennedy, H. Botpp, R. Petnacco, G. Hooker, D. Petreccelli, F. Alves, R. Lock, L. Samartin, R. Meisenibacher, j. Spector. Sigma Beta Tau Fraternity is in its fifth year of existence at Newark State. The motto of the organization is: Service-Brotherhood-Trust. The brothers endeavor to fulHll their principles through service to the school and the commu- nity. A Christmas party for orphans and dona- tions to the Blood Bank exemplify their commu- nity spirit. Athletic activities, parties, and dances are held within the fraternity. The brothers of Sigma Bet Tau, in their spirit and attitude, truly manifest the service, brother- hood, and trust implied in their motto-a mani- festation and a motto of which they can be proud. BT .l ' Bar 'N-4 ZKCID Sigma Kappa Phi, established in 1938, is the oldest sorority at Newark State. The name is derived from the sorority motto: Sincerity, Cooperation, and Friend- ship. These are ideals which the girls strive to carry out in their everyday living. The sisters of Sigma Kappa Phi represent many class levels and curricula, yet they have attained a closeness and harmony as a sorority which is a source of pleasure and pride to them. FIRST ROW C Schroek C Heddrn T Hurrer, P. Hunt, M. Della Valle, Vice-Presidentg l Pirelli lresidtnt L Boller Recording Secretiuyg M. Bullock, Treusurerg J. Ziskind, J. lon lrzo B Eoiy SFCOND RONV B Blss, bl. Cook, C. Poranski, Corresponding Secretary: O Ceres M lxlstncr N1 Ants N Alfmo, C. Stumpf, M. Carroll. R. Zygmontowicz, D. LL' ,.,.-....i ex he The hrothcrs of Sigma Tlicta Chi strive to promote coiuraclcship aucl fricutlsliip hoth within their fraternity anal within thc college. Their activities iuclutlc social and athletic events. ng - 4, Sigma Thcta Chi uialtcs a conscious effort to bind togcthcr all classes autl curricula in fraternal brotlicrliootl and frieuclsliip. FIRST ROXV: A. Castucci, I. Dugzui, M. Porccllai, 1. Viticllo, C, l,uvallu, l+'. lNlur7arclla, B Bcverc, If. Block, vl. Rt-lm-li, l.upo, Cl. Krotcnlicrg. SICCUNIJ HOXY: j. llovauicc, li. l,ortli L. Alticri, I . Pauiuorfi, llccortliiu.: Sc-crcturyg V. My-rlo, FllI'L'1LSlllit'l'g Coiitc, Prcsitlciilg Dr. xl Errington, Aclvisorg 'lf Marlxcwicli, Yicc-llrcsixlcntg M. Kxuncrmuu, Coircspoiuliiug Sccrctury K. Kami, li. Sullivaui, T. Kuc. 'l'llIliD HUXV: VV. Mchcocl, E. Scl1l4uupit7, l.. Patlclimi, D Harris, R. Staul-towitz, C. Liclcly, R. Cuunclli, C. Ilalictlanlc, j, Crcciu-, j. NYillws, li. Aliraru V. Andorcslti, D. l7z1n.ccra, 1. Bzildwin, I . Ball, D. Daukcr, Ii. Crahcr, 1. Moorc, ll. Baronc, H Sauer, M. Poremba, R. Rumagc, ll. '1'cdc,aco. ,,,W. J... . Immun ar. . -hi '11 ' ' .1 ' -J - . i FN' FI - L, wr ff ,,!'J' PRI G CARNIV The shows and splendor of Broadway came to Newark State this spring, sym- bolized in the Spring Carnival. Booths decorated to represent various stage plays and musicals offered games of skill, prizes, and an assortment of things to eat. The efforts of the students in creating and operating the carnival were reward- ed not only with success but also with the spirit of friendship and cooperation which is the result of working together. W- -4 .,.- .... 1 5 , ,,, ,v..., 1- 1 ,:X- A -! Vx. -t .. 17' V' V . x. :Wk , 'p ! X fh' , , 5. fi? 'I ws' - , ff .v 'ig 1 X .Q I -tw 1 i . 3 L ' '-' ' 71 -I UNIGR PRO Wg 'Q v ,,, I Ps 95,0 -4 ff Ar j H fffg .na . : ' -1,-, es: - ,,,.1 -L ' h -Q 1 ' I IK l Id 'V ' 'A , , 7 f,... 920 f Q U ' U 4 'r-. - 3-.xl . A . A . 'G ,Vw ,fs . . A GRAD ATIO is '5- XE' -4 1 1. .Pi :Q .4 t .. V -. . A . 4, . Wi ' , ' x A L4 'Ag.,.,x 1. ' ' T1 . QV 'll' X ,Qu-X, A vx5 , ,. L'K'5li3.,,5 xanga? ' 1 LFE? 35115-L fi . ,- NAME PRUCRA I f :wary CHAD MITCHELL TRIO It has lwcmm' Ll tluulition at Ncwmk Slillil to spmnsm' 4111 vvc-ning of lllllSll'Lll f'I'ltl'I'l2llllllil'lll ln lllllllli Ll 1wpn1l.u' um- 1 lK'IllIlUI'ill'f'1lI'llSl Ul'QI'0llIJ. 'lllis xc ll tln f.l1'1clNl1ta'ln1-ll Inu a . . ll lnglnlx' tale-ntvcl I'OlllH lll'lf K'UllllHlIt'N tlmv lmwt lmlllx www . F' ' ul tlw past xxllln I3llI'lLfl'lll lllll5lL'lll L'UlIIlHl'lll5 un tln- xxmllll ul tucluy, alppwnwcl ut N.S.Cf. umll-r tlw vu-xpnxnwaxlnip ul tln' StunlvntCIuu1nc-ilullcl tlu-Ciullvql C 1 lllll Iimml. K -2 EMHXFRANKELDANCECROUP COLLEGE CENTER BOARD ACTIVITIES Q' PETESEEGER ' 1-If , ,gp ' A z N 4 2 fi if rf N X ' '.x,- Hx ' CORNELIA STABLER COFFEE CANTATA llff' ' f ' if I I 1 3 .Iii V 1 L QM B i -,-2 .,.o- x. .4 - U fx 9 I ., 1 Y iufm ww 5: ,li I t I AX In IH LECT RE ERIE Five years ago the Lecture Series began at Newark State College. Its intention was to present before the stu- dents of the college, speakers who would interest them, and also challenge and expand their intellectual scope. This year Norman Cousins, john Ciardi, Virgilia Peter- son, and Paul Goodman addressed the student body in a series of interesting and thought-provoking lectures. fa-wt 'G' 1oHN CIARDI Noiwmn Cousins 'sa VIRGILIA PETERSON Q 5. iii T fG21'Z5'f3il ..sQ.iif l ' O . QE 'Y - ELS? Vi '5-'IT' Nfffiil QRS! 'iw wwf .41 .-J L L ' - i .H 1:12 .EHEQQII i SI'l I'l NC: C. Ciorclalno, PAUL GOODMAN l.. 1.1113 Al. limlxnomls. STANDING: l.. l'tl'illNft'lH. M. A. Lombardo. 12 92 A HITEMA H LL .At i as A 4'i9f+'1-N I Lg' DCT ,3-vw. : ' x X t . 1' -t lx , X xx fkkx y, x X -ws X ..-,N x X HARRIET E. WHITEMAN -fgi R,'x11-i ...U 3' .,,,, 'Ji'--..,, I 'Q K' 4 Uh 'Zh 5- af' -V!-1 ll .- H-aww i 'wp-w l' ' 32 mp, i U nn li SL All v M' in H' n '- ' ' U! me , . ..., -Q Q' 'W' UR Nl 5' In May, Whiteman Hall, the first dormitory at Newark State, was officially dedicated to Doctor Harriet Whiteman, former Dean of Students at the College. The residence hall, which has a capacity of one hundred and fifty women, has made it possible for students from distant areas to attend the college. Perhaps the most significant aspect of White- man Hall, however, is that it is the beginning of an expan- sive program of growth which is taking place at Newark State and which will result in a richer campus life. Mu 1 If lx as nnl '- :xii 2 fx il A 1 lkdi., . by v X -. 1 fs, Q Foifiiiioiv STUDENTS ' 5 XX s.v.-- f , . -0. L l ,I l V at ' , q . I .E AVEDIS AYVANZIAN Mr. Avedis Ayvanzian is a fresliman at Newark State in the Science curriculum. His home is in Egypt. Y,-If -, 7. ,fre IRENE CRUZ Miss Irene Cruz is a graduate student from Brazil. She majored in history, English, and geography in her native country. !' S-I MILCA MAYORAZ Graduating with the senior class of Newark State is Miss Milca Mayoraz. Milca, who is from Argentina, is a Secondary English major. 1. W'1! .. fl L' l A, . xi 'N 6 . 1 1'W 0 PJ 'N 'v :Iv -.'1.4 ., 'Lf 451 -3 1 nh x .pa .1 - 'ix ,1- af' - ,i In 3,11 2,1 TORT -4 FIRST ROW: R. Conforti, P. Light, I. Malvarez, E. Cantly, President L. Krehnacek, Secretary, A. Gunther, E. Demko, Historiang C. Brueek ner, I. Sherman, Y. Ferguson, Miss N. Smith, Executive Board Ad visorg L. Mollica. . ... - Q-. y ...- , The XVornen,s Recreation Association is dedicated to the purpose of furthering athletic interests and actlvx ties for all Newark State College women accordlng to the highest and soundest standards of sports and rccre ation. Automatic membership for all women 15 ob tained upon enrollment at the college. .i,,- .. xg :j?,fb+':.:: I 'V .-. U I . lei 0 G r wslir xr rugfrffgf 'gl 'I sa 'wJ MM ,ax S. wh -. ,.x,. M . V ' .1 V 4 3 Y X 3: v . .0- '- ,,,1. ,,gA . , , w ' ..,x . - I ' ., K .- . -, '1- - I. . 1. '-. fa ' 54' - - , . Af- ,A 'li ' PAW:-. ,. -L- Y'7 '7' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I lf F I C Under the direction of Mr. James Day, the Newark State Fencing Squad endeavors to be- come more skillful in the ancient art and modern sport of fencing. -v . f I'l 1 Um i ' II 199 Q.?T7?7 47 --- M V' 4 I Elm M.A. A. The Menis Athletic Association promotes a hroad- hased program of athletic activities at Newark State. It coordinates all sports activities and encourages greater participation in intra-inural sports. All var- 'api- sity and intra-mural sports are under the jurisdiction of the MAA. This year the organization was respon- sible for raising howling and golf to varsity level. An integral part of the program of the Mens Ath- letic Association is its stress on honesty and good sportsmanship. Q? SITTING: B. Kennetly, Vice-Presiclentg C. Marinelli, Presiclent: V. Merlo, Corresponding Ser-- retary. STANDING: B. Conway, junior Class Repiesentativeg l'. Niinarclnenlxo, l'lI1'NllIllLlll Class llepresentativeg H. Sullivan, junior Class licpresentativeg Dr. pl. lfrrington, Rulvisoi, C, .'xlJI'.llIlN, Senior Class Representativeg G. Kunlsa, Sophomore Class HL-presentatire. 4 'I im 7 5211. - 11 41?l'U l s.JJ ?1l rf' Sl -' K -. LI Faculty-Senior Came l 'Y,i gf . j' ,nigga N G ' . x . eu: f:-,Q .. ilk , it Q. i 5' Ze f Rm 1 lv 'X' ., 'I 'S N 'Jigga '. QP! F i p I7 Of r I .ff ,fi i J - X p l ,X I I 'Ni . .l ru 1 -U A L., K 1 ' on 1 N I r W '73 K' ,sY'1 X r FIRST ROXV: R. Melvin, Dowling, J. Aligelone, K. Nugeie. SECOND ROYV B. Gibbons, A. Horun, H. Cilligun, H. Hit-likuwski, D. Diggs, I., Duffy, U Kunkel, B. Crier. THIRD HOXY: C. Murinelli, Cuptating NI. Burtmx, li, Bormviti Cola, P. Minnrehenko. MISSING: Coaches Dr. 1. lirringtun and H. Zulkiewiez iOCCER - f.'.'fg- 'gl' Q34 fx FW 1521-...W , .- -'ogg . . :- i gf,5C55- Evra-za An integral part of Newark Starttfs sports lineup is the smut tt im The determinutitm of the tvaun and the spirit it has clevelopul mirable. Despite the loss of rnuny valuable Seniors, the Sc urns 4 in look forward to an exciting Sl'llS0ll next year with an stron il experienced llIldCl'Cl1lSSlllCll. ,W I 1 w M 1 I I 202 ,,fv-vv -'O gal ,4 J. V V.. Li' , M, . ' , V1 .,, R E .. 5 + sy 3 .. , -4 . X i The Newark State Bowling Team has continued to manifest the out- standing performance which dis- tinguished it last year as one of the best bowling teams in the area. This year it was raised to the level of a varsity sport. As a participant in the Eastern Inter-Collegiate Bowl- ing Conference, The State College Tournament, and the Association of College Union Tournaments, the howling team has made its mark as a powerful contender in the local sports world. i . i BOVLI C H 1 was F FIRST RONY: D. O'llcilly, 1. Valli. SICC- UND HOXY: C. Marinclli, A. liulfini, M. Porcello. ? I I I I I II II III I I II I 'I I I I. I II 'I I. II II I. II I. I, 9 Y, I ik Us fy I I TX-. IC. Stromfclcl, M. Pinto, M. linvusu, V. ML-dwin, M. NVynn. FIRST ROXV: M. Swamon, D. Lavenburg, B. Gibson, C. Hutch- inson. SECOND ROXV: L. Clark, C. Autorino, S. Markwell, R Sauluwmki, D. Kulfus. TOP: P. C-iaglia. CHEERLE DER 4 fffxskf .H 95... X: 5' I I . I I A 'I . Iv f s K M S I .1 1 I if X r , 5 1? I ASKETB LL The Squires finished its season with the hest winning percentage it has had in the past five years. The team and the coach, xviiiitllll La Russo, deserve congraltulutions for a strong season. An exciting campaign is expected next year with the return of several Senior strongmen and experienced underclassmen. A. V 2 w.vf- ai' FN 51 F- .1 .ff- A .,,.,..- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , ng, -N -. , 1 ,nz vf ,. . 1 XVILLIAM LA RUSSO Coach .--,- v v ' f - 1. 3 fl? 1 i ?' 1. Q... 3 . E ff 1 yt 1151, 1.51.9 .',. , 1 11, 11 1'11 11f,. 4 ,,, gn fi. V511 .J .- -1 ,... ,, , 1 x J fd 'wk .X L 1 1 1 VARSITY FIRST ROWV: F. Eskra, YV. Guerin, T. Kuc, A. Urbanik, D. Chinchar, I. Wilkes. SECOND ROXV: J. Chilakos, D. Diggs, F. Ball, C. Kunka, H. Schmid, VV. Kennedy. 1 1 1 1 .4 1 1 1 . 1 1 - I 1 .V li? I I I I I 'Nl PI. Melvin, A. NVishna, P. Minarchenko, W. Guerin, A. Urbanik, F. Eskra, J. Dowling, J. Angelone, K. Nagele. I Q 'Ji ff' w-f ' I 4. I If I I IIE Ii I UNIOR I VARSITY I I I . I I I I I I CARL MARINELLI I I Coach I ' I 208 Java N... .J :Wm 5.44. - - f- f .,. ,I . .V - 'w we- -- ' A 31 ANCELO C.-xLLEC11ER ff 539 513312 ' ms?-' . ,r, nr ' - 5... -.41 -pa-P' -u.vl.4.' v- -1 'N e FIRST ROXY: A. Ruffini, A. Callc-glwr. SECOND ROXV: K. Tucker, A. Lund- gren, A. Horuu. x E, - Ya wi . tv.-r--X kgs.-L ' , . af-. ' - 1' --1 . f., A N9:: J-' 5 9 'Q' . 'v,. V ,.,,- ,,3yir'1 , xfgi :QQ -0' Ev., . 35 'A' 'V wffm' -Ex f--fi? A .1 4' x 'U -:nt -vfvfj' J -S 1 . ' ' - rj We n L ' .J,s1. zL R. - 4.1. ...Is 'A .x 1 .i - ' 1111.-. ' t' wa- 55.4 2' A -LF: 'X Nia , . AL RUFFINI l'r.'.. ff- A :W 0 U -e -4 .J uf 2 I 1 . 4l'4 'Viz . 4 ...Y in 3 --1. ,fi -, , . - M1 M- 511' 9'.,.. - - ',. --',. V sf-4 -my--3' ft., ., -' .-f-x. . . .-a . . 34 H . n. . -. . V Q, - W s . Q.. ' - Yi, . av-fs-v. -Q--f 1-J' Q ', '1 . P rr A A 1 v ' b' V ly '-D . e r .f 1 ' I:-fir .... R ,,..' ' :Zz Mm . mia 1 Y nv-'44 -Tm ' 5 1 1 10 -P A-4 ART LUN DCRICN GULF IAQ. ,f 'kid A-4 ,. Al NVith the uclvmmt of Spring, thc New- ., ark Stutc golfvrs took to tlmc links. Com- pcting in an l'lt'X'l'I1 :mulch srlwcllllv, tlw golf U'11lll is llIlK1l'I' the clirvctiml of Nlr. Zweidingcr. V Y a 1 A pi' L. .ff fa. 1 '. 4 ' . r .4-'V 'Q sb. ' V 1' ' 5 ANDY IIOR UN .J.'..'v 1- , -.2 .ugj-,, 4 5,-g-'f,.l - h 'T Ao- U 3 W' '.' ,,.'f -. 52 .L.r - 9 as-4-,.7 ' .4 -- '-- I 4'-ri ri --f 'A fl Fr' P+- -ff Q' 53 -A. I. Y . 'Vw' 'DJ . 4'-Lqiv' KEVIN 'ITCKIZR i ,. .4 '- 4, at-wr' es-v -+A r4.5-I lo- TENNIS af ,iw M. MR XV. ZW EIDINC B TEIN NIS TEAM CANDIDATES S The tennis team, although a recent addltlon to Newark State s ath letic groups, has undertaken 1 tw elxe match schedule thls year Sen ior letterman, Doug Licks, headed the 5quad and Nlr Lu eldrnger coached it through this season il ffm H1 G? xi. ' B if' I B? NX gif fr ff in e ii Uri? jN44fN Wh-N X, i iN! .ksqgj :BX if ' L g?'?b!H gilkud' SiiQj6iQiQf-fW f I X X XW.i4fqf!wm!Ew wifi? N , .-:fs-W -C di! -'ff Ifiifsvhlff FIRST ROXV: I. 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Sorice-llu, Mculnuniug ll. l.im-wld, Fireman. 4 11 if 1 l I l 1 1.1 ii F1 i ll I V Y 1 1 1 l A 1 l 1'1 1 l N l X. 4 l fll JI KENNETH R. BENSON Senior Class Advisor W! Dr. Kenneth Benson has become a member of the Class of 1963 in its Senior year. As Senior Class Advisor, he has shown a great deal of en- thusiasm for all the activities which the Class has undertaken. His Warm friendship and jovial personality has added to the unfailing Party Class spirit. 1l 1 DIRECTORY STUDENTS ABRAM, LEROY CLEM 146 Linden Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey Sigpma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, President 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, Leader- ship Conference Participant 4. ABRAMSON, JESSICA FARBER Northcross Towers, 8F , Elizabeth, New Jersey Transfer from Emerson College, Omega Phi 3, 4, Record- ing Secretary 4. MacALPINE, DIANE LEE 64 Raritan Road, Linden, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Alethian Club 2, French Club 2, Communications Committee 2. ALVES, FRANK 26 Slryview Road, Bloomfield, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, Soccer Team 3, 4, Leader- ship Conference Participant 3, Planning Committee 4, IFS Coronation Ball Chaimxan 4, Intramurals 1, 2. ALTSCHULER, KAREN 32 Porter Road, West Orange, New Jersey Trander from American University, Omega Phi 3, 4. AMATRUDI, GLORIA DIANE 461 Jauncey Avenue, Lyndhurst, New Jersey Sigma Beta Chi 2, 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 3, IFS Council 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, NSA 4, Social Committee 1, 2, YVRA 1, 2, Modern Dance Group 1, 2, Leadership Conference Participant 3, Planning Committee 4. ANES, MARY JANE 531 Cherry Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Newman Club 1, 4, WRA 1, 2, Carnival Committee 2, Chorus 1. ANTONIENVICZ, FRANK JOSEPH 352 E. Milton Avenue, Rahway, New Jensey Kappa Delta Pi 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Renata Club 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD, ELIZABETH FRIEDMAN 2 Templeton Arms, Elizabeth, New Jersey INDEPENDENT 1, ACE-SNJEA 3, WRA 1, 2, Carnival Cornmitttee 3. ASCIONE, MARIE SUSAN 37 Waldo Avenue, Bloomfield, New Jersey IFS Council 4, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, 2. ASHFIELD, DIANE MARIE 588 Andress Terrace, Union, New Jersey Hi-Lows 1, 3, 4, Choir 3, Vice-President 3, Aleithian Club 1, 2, Opera Guild 4. ASHWVORTH, ROBERT JAMES 646 Riverside Drive, Neptune, New Jersey Deanfs List 1, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2. BAIERA, ANN 149 Valley View Road, Hillside, New Jersey Newman Club 3, 4, WRA 1, Carnival Committee 3, 4, CCUN 3, 4. BARTLETT, TOM 269 Bay Avenue, Glen Ridge, New Jersey BASS, BETTE. BERGMANN l6F Bashford Avenue, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 4, Campus Committee 3, Social Committee 1, Guides Club 1, 2, WRA I, Chorus 3. BEDNAR, ELEANORIQ MARY 97 XYarwiel-t Street, Newark, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, Guides Club I, 2. BERGER, PIIYLLIS LOIS 62.5 Pleasant Valley Way, West Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. BERGMAN, ROCIIELLE PACIIMAN I9 Pingry Place, Elizabeth, New Jersey Dean's List 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4. BERMAN, SUSAN JOY 261 Raymond Court, South Orange, New Jersey IFS Council 3, Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, NSA 1, Star of David Club 1. BLECKNER, RITA JOYCE 1530 Maple Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Yiee-Presi- dent 4, Norms Theater Guild I, 2, ACE-SNJEA I, 2, 3, 4, Guides Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, NSA 1, 2, 3, 4. BOLLER, ELAINE HELEN 1574 Porter Road, Union, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 4, Campus Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Yiee-President 3, Guides Club 1, VVRA 1, Chorus 3. BORNSTEIN, SHIRLEY LANDOW 357 Stuyvesant Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, INDICPENDI-INT 1. BOSMAN, ESTHER 324 East Second Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey Tranfer from Pennsylvania State University. BONVERS, JON JAY 400 Pierce Street, South Plainfield, New Jersey IFS Council 3, Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, NSA 4, Carnpus Committee 1, XVapalanne Club I, 2, Al- pha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, Yiee-President 3. BRADLEY, CATHERINE 118 East Colfax Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey BRANHAM, MIRIAM CARPERTER 417 Adrianne Court, Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Renata Club 3, 4. BRENNAN, DORIS . 134 South Stevens Avenue, South Amboy, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4, Madrigals 2, Newman Club 1, Opera Xliorkshop 4. BREXVER, CONSTANCE JOY 304 Madison Hill Road, Clark, New Jersey MEMORABILIA 4, Photography Co-Editor -ig Alt-ithian Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yiee-President 2, President 3. Bible Study Chairman 4, Leadership Conference 3, Matlrigals 2, 3. -1. Secretary 3. BROXVN, JUDITII GOODVVIN 628A Cole Place, Elizabeth, New Jersey Student Council 3, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Trtasurer 3, Neuman Club 1, 2, XVRA 1, 2. BUEIILER, ELVERA CAROL 2789 Carol Road, Union, New Jersey Transfer from Douglass College. BURKHARDT, LOIS n 289 Madison Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJIQX 2. 4: -'xlliilll-Ill fllllll 1, 2, XVapalanne Club 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 'Ik-.un 3, 4. J -7 I I I .V ll I I '. i ll I I I W .,, Il Il I Il II I I I If NI I-I I I I Q1 I I I I I I !'I IJ I I ,. I hu BURRELL, JOAN 72 Fair Street, East Orange, New Jersey Nu Lambda Kappa 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, President 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 4. BUSH, JOANN TODD 11 Hillcrest Road, Kearny, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4. BUTLER, VIRGINIA ANN 3 Mohawk Drive, Cranford, New Jersey IFS Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, INDEPENDENT 1, 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Tr-easurer 3, Campus Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 4. CALLEGHER, ANGELO 427 Central Avenue, Murray Hill, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 4, Norms Theater Guild 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Renata Club 4. CAPEZZA, PAUL THOMAS 208 South Fifth Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 2, 3, 4, New- man Club 1, Campus Committee 2, 3, Wapailanne Club 1, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 4, Carnival Committee 2. CARLE, BERNARDINE LANGENBACH Norms Theater Guild 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Aleithian Club 3. CARLUCCI, CAROL ANN 33 Norwood Place, East Orange, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Carnival Commit- tee 2, 3, 4. CARROLL, MARY JANE 1813 Kerrigan Avenue, Union City, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 4, ACE- SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, WRA 1, Carnival Committee 3, Chorus 1. CASEY, MARY KAY 2 Stuart Terrace, West Orange, New Jersey WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team 4, Social Committee 1, 2. C-ASTELLANO, ROBERT F. 313 Third Avenue, Linden, New Jersey Transfer from Jersey City State College, Social Commit- tee 1, 2, Nu Sigma Phi 2, Carnival Committee 3. CATANZARO, CONCETTA EILEEN 1 Gaycrorft Drive, Scotch Plains, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 2, 3, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Newman Club 1, Wapalanne Club 1. CAVANAUGH, ALICE LOUISE 8 Elberson Court, Union, New Jersey Transrfer from Jersey City State College, ACE-SNJEA 4, NSA 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Tennis Team 3, 4. CHAMBERS, ELAINE 46 Shepard Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, WRA 2, Cheer- leaders 3, 4, Chorus 3. CLEWIS, CHARLOTTE STAUB 261 VVa.ll Street, Metuchen, New Jersey Transfer Student, ACE-SNJEA 4, Math Club 3, 4. CONNELLY, JOHANNA CANGIALOSI 65 Maitland Place, Garfield, New Jersey CONTE, FRANCES-JEAN 323 John Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Dean's List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, NSA 1, Foreign. Student Committee 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, President 4, Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, Wapalanne Club 1, Chorus 1, Leader- ship Conference 3. CONTE, JOHN JOSEPH 45 Park Avenue, Newark, New Jersey IFS Council 3, Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, President 4, In- dustrial Arts Association 3, 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Carnival Committee 3, 4. CONVERY, KATHRYN ANN 403 Neville Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey Transfer Student, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4, 'Napalanne Club 3, Carnival Committee 3, 4, CCUN 3, 4. COOK, MARY JANE 618 Atlantic Avenue, Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey Transfer from Monmouth College. COOK, ROBERTA 96 Norwood Street, Newark, New Jersey Nu Lambda Kappa 2, 3, 4. CORBY, ROBERT Studenrt Council 4, INDEPENDENT 4, MEMORABILIA 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4. COUKOS, ELAINE WINIFRED 730 Rahway Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey Transfer from Hofstra College, ACE-SNJEA 4. CRISTO, DOMINICK S. 862 South 19th Street, Newark, New Jersey Sigma Theta Chi 3, 4, Guides Club 1, 2, 3, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4. CURRERI, DORIS BLANKENSHIP 2103 Elizabeth Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey Transfer from Southeast Missouri State College and Uni- versity ot Tennessee, Renata Club 4. DAVENPORT, CAROL ILA 10 Wendell Place, Clark, New Jersey Class Officer-Treasurer 2, Dean's List 1, IFS Council 4, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Aleithian Club 1, Guides Club 1, 2, Math Club 3, 4, Carnival Committee 3, 4. DAVIS, BARBARA GALE 159 Day Avenue, New Market, New Jensey Renata Club 4. DEBUSKE, JEANETTE 350 Jackson Avenue, Scotch Plains, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, INDEPENDENT 1, Norms Theater Guild 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Newman Club 1, Fine Arts' Film Club 3, 4. DECHIARO, LOIS ANN 67 Melwex Street, Belleville, New Jersey Dean's List 1, ACE-SNJEA 1, Newman Club 1, MEMO- RABILIA 4. DELMAN, ARLENE 131 Princeton Road, Linden, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, WRA 1, 2. DEL SORDI, GENEVIEVE 69 Smith Street, Newark, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1,125 Social Committee 1, Guides Club 1, 2, Wa.pala.nne C u 1. DEMARTINO, ANGELA JUDITH 14 Marion Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 2, 3, Executive Committee Secretary 3, Dean's List 1, 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, President 3, MEMORABILIA 4, Publicity Editor 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Name Program Committee 4, Carnival Committee 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference Participant 3, Planning Committee 4, Junio-r Prom Co-Chairman 3, Senior Class Dance Co-Chairman 4. DEMARTINO, LILLIAN ANGELA 15 Cedar Avenrue, Newark, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 4, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, MEMORA- BILIA 4, Co-Editor-in.-Chief 4, ACE-SNJEA I, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Leadership Conference 4, Camival Com- mittee 2, Communieations Committee 1. DENNY, CAROLINE 685 Garden Street, Elizabeth, New jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, INIICMORABILI.-X 1, Newman Club I, Traditions and Procedures Commit- tee 4. DERASMO, LEONARD 442 Fulton Street, Elizabeth, New jersey Transfer from Union junior College. DESTEFANO, LORETTA 45 Fairview Place, Belleville, New jersey Beta Delta. Chi 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, ACE-SNjEA 3, 4, Nevnnan Club 1, Social Committee 1, Guides Club 2, WRA 2, 4. DIGIROLAMO, PATRICIA 52 Baldwin Place, Belleville, New jersey Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, ACE-SNjEA 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Social Committee 2. DIMONT, GEORGE MICHAEL 574 Bergen Avenue, jersey City, New jersey Industrial Arts Association 3, 4. DIVINEY, jUDITH ANNE 1027 Grassmcre Avenue, YVanamassa, Asbury Park, New jersey Newman Club 2, Guides Club 2. DONNARUMMA, MICHAEL G. 34 Hillside Terrace, Irvington, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 4, Newman Club 4, Orchestra 4. DONOHUE, DARLENE KATHLEEN 1984 Ernst Terrace, Union, New jersey Deanfs List 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Modern Dan-ce Group 1, Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, Social Committee 2, XVapalanne Club 2, ACE-SNjEA 2, Norms Theater Guild 2, 3, 4, Mental Health Play Groups 3, Rho Theta Tau 3, 4. DRURY, MARY ELIZABETH 79 Nichol Avenue, New Brunswick, New jersey Student Council 2, 3, 4, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Sergeant at Arms 4, ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Social Committee 1, 2, Recording Secretary 2, Guides Club 1, 2, Name Program Commit- tee 3, 4, Chairman 4, XVRA 1, 2, Leadership Conference 3. EDISON, jILL PI-IYLLIS 1 Lehigh Avenue, Newark, New jersey Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chorus 4. EHRENBERG, ELLEN P. 35 W'atson Avenue, Elizabeth, New jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, Fencing Team I, Modern Dance Group 1, 2, Carnival Committee 3. EISENBERG, ADELE MIRIAN 137 NVilson Avenue, Newark, New jersey Karppa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, IFS Council 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Norms Theater Guild 1, ACE-SNjEA 2, 3, So-cial Committee 1, XVRA 1, Camival Committee 3, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Ili-Lows 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Show. EISENSTODT, BARBARA 1449 Munn Avenue, Hillside, New jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, INDEPENDENT 1, Social Com- mittee 1, 2, NVapalanne Club 1, 2, YVRA 1, Carnival Committee 2, 3, 4. EORY, ELIZABETH ANN 474 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick, New jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNjEA 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, Guides Club 1, 2. FABISAK, GERALDINE ELAINE 184 Alexander Street, Newark, New jersey Dean's List 3, IFS Council 3, Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, President 4, ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 4, NSA 1, 2, 3, 4, Car- nival Committee 3, Communications Committee 1, 2, 3. FANCERA, DONALD j. l-195 Franklin Street, Hillside, New jersey Sigma Theta Chi 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Vice-President 3. FELDMAN, SHIRLEY HERER 2.238 Morrison Avenue, Union, New jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNIEA 3, 4, Renata Club 2. 3, 4. FENNIMORE, PATRICIA KEARNEY 2047 Pleasant Parlcway, Union, New jersey ACE-SNjEA 3, 4, Renata Club 4. FERGUSON, YVONNE MARTHA R.D. 1, Box 79A, Stanhope, New jersey Lambda. Phi 2, Norms Theater Guild 1, ACE-SNjEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4, Guides Club l, 2, XYapa- Ianne Club 3, 4, VVRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Activities Manager 2, 3, 4, Carnival Committee 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4. FERNANDEZ, FRANK 84 Prospect Street, Newark, New jersey Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3. FERRARA, SAUNDRA 2 Dawson Street, Belleville, New jersey Student Council 2, 3, Assistant Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, College Center Board Treasurer 4, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2. FIRETTO, NELLIE 612 Third Avenue, Elizabeth, New jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Chorus 1. FISCHLER, SIIIRLEY 1679 VValker Avenue, Union, New jersey FISHER, ARLENE BAUM 76 Cedar Lane, Roselle, New jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNjEA 3, 4, Star of David Club 2, 3, Social Committee 2, 3. FLANAGAN, DIANE 18 Bridgeton Drive, Parsippany, New jersey Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, Campus Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. FOG, ROLAND Green Village, New jersey Math Club 3, 4. FOLEY, ROBERT jOHN 206 Tenth Street, Hoboken, New jersey Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer-Vice-President 4, IFS Council 2, Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, ACE-SNjEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Guides Club 3, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Carnival Conunit- tee Co-Chairman 3, Leadership Committee 4. FRIEDMAN, RONALD YVM. 1514 Schley Street, Hillside, New jersey Kappa Delta Pi 4. FROMKIN, ELAINE RAND 118-134 Passaic Avenue, Nutley, New jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 1, WRA 1. GABRIEL, CONCETTA M. 2.24 South Union Avenue, Cranford, New jersey GAINES, LYNN MARCIA 577 Tillman Street, Hillside, New jersey Pi Eta Sigrna 2, INDEPENDENT 1, 2: ACE-SNjliA 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, XVapalannc Club l, 2, XYRA 1, 2, 3, Camival Committee 2. GALANSKY, SUSAN 1101 Summit Terrace, Linden, New jersey Transfer from University of Bridgeport. GANEK, MARJORIE 9 Lenhome Drive, N., Cranford, New jersey Transfer from New York University, Renata Club 4. 225 GANTLY, ELLEN ELIZABETH 353 Willow Drive, Union, New Jersey Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 4, Newma.n Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Activities Chairman 3, President 4, Lead- ership Conference 3: Hi-Lows 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Secretary 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. GAST, JUDITH ADELE 8 Manor Hill Road, Summit, New Jersey Transfer from Centenary College. GELDZAHLER, RIVA ROCK 1365 North Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Guides Club 1, 2. GERBER, SHEILA LORRAINE 21 Harding Terrace, Newark, New Jersey Delta sigma Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides Club 1, Math Club 3, 4. GERHARDT, JUDITH ELLEN 985 Lorraine Avenue, Union, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, President 4, Wapalanne Club 1, Modern Dance Group 1, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 4. GIBSON, BARBARA ANN 422 Woodland Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 4, Guides Club 2, Cheerleadens 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4. GILMORE, WEDA WYNN 216 North Oraton Parkway, East Orange, New Jersey Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Campus Com- mittee 3, Chorus 1. GILSENAN, MARY THERESE 641 Union Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jer-sey GLASSMAN, KAREN BARISH Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 3, Star of David Club 3, Campus Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 3, Guides Club 1, 2, WRA 2, Chorus 3, 4. GLAZER, PEGGY ZIN N 10 MacArthur Court, Linden, New Jersey Dean's List 3, ACE-SNJEA 3, Transfer from Paterson State College. GOLDFINGER, RITA SHARON 907 Douglas Terrace, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Chorus 1. GOLDSTEIN, EDWARD 1531 Highland Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey Dean's List 2, Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Star of David Club 4, Warpalanne Club 3. GRAZIANO, SANDRA 119 West Blaneke Street, Linden, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, Fencing Team 1. GREEN, CHARLES R. R.D. 1, Box 189, Morganville, New Jersey GREEN, DAVID MARTIN 925-B Jersey Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey GREEN, GAIL UNGER 410 Prospect Street, East Orange, New Jersey Omega Phi 2, 3, 4. GREENJFIELD, FREDI-MAY 216 Goldsmith Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, President 4, Guides Club 2, Cheerleaders 2, Leadership Conference Participant 4. GRODZKI, BETTY 28 Sozmme Street, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 4, MEMORABILIA 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4, Norms Theater Guild 2,ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- responding Secretary 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Guides Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wapalanne 1, 2, 4, WRA 1, 2, Leader- ship Conference 4, Carnival Committee 3, 4, Senior News- letter Editor-in-Chief 4. GROVE, CHARLES ALAN 169 Madison Avenue, Perth Amboy, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, 3, 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4. HANDLER, JOAN 754 Scotland Road, Orange, New Jersey Transfer from Boston University and New York University. HAIGHT, NORMA EDYTHE 50 Greenwood Avenue, Hopewell, New Jersey Chorus 3, 4. HAYES, MADELINE P. 11 Spring Garden Street, Cranford, New Jersey Transfer from Union Junior College, Chorus 3. HAYNES, LINDA MURIEL 37 Hyler Road, Somerville, New Jersey Sigma Beta Chi 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Fencing Team 4, Modern Dance Group 1, 4. HERBERT, CAROL ANN 64 Lin-den Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Carnival Committee 3, Chorus 1. HIRSCHFELD, HARRIET FERN 60 Huntington Terrace, Newark, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Norms Theater Guild I, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, NSA 1, 2, 3, 4, Star of David Club 3, Campus Committee 2, 3, 4, Guides Club 2, Car- nival Committee 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. HIXSON, DOROTHY NADINE 1052 Samford Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Transfer from Unio-n Junior College. HLAVKA, DOLORES ANN 69 Raritan Road, Linden, New Jersey Student Council 4, IFS Council 4, Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, WRA 1, Modenn Dance Group 1. HOLCK, WALDRON WINROW 605 Sherwood Parkway, Mountainside, New Jersey HOLSBERG, MERYL SIMON 46 Tafylor Avenue, East Brun-swick, New Jersey Transrfer from George Washington University. HOOKER, GEORGE BRECK 19 Rosewood Place, Eliza-beth, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 3, 4. HORN, BEVERLY EDYTHE 99 South Durand Place, Irvington, New Jersey Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, ACE- SNJEA 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, Guides Club 2, Wap- alarnne Club 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, 3. HORUN, ANDREW D., JR. 2.65 William Street, Hillside, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, INDE- PENDENT 1, 4, Newman Club 1, Campus Committee 1, 2, Guides Club 1, 2, 3, Math Club 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Fencing Team 2, 3, Car- nival Committee 3, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2. HRDLICKA, CATHERINE AGNES 89 Dukes Road, Rahway, New Jersey Nu Lambda Kappa 2, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, 3, 4. HREBIN, ELAINE ELIZABETH 184 Linden Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Hi-Lows 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1. HREHOVVESIK, BERNADINE JO-ANN 520 Brace Avenue, Perth Amboy, New jersey Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA l, 2, 3. 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Committee 3, 4, Hi-Lows I, 2, Chorus 1, Opera Workshop 4. HUPPERT, JEFFREY DOUGLAS 1039 Io-lm Glenn Drive, Hillside, New jersey Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, NJSTA-Student Section 2, 3, 4. HYNES, JAMES G. 964 W. Grand Street, Elizabeth, New jersey Student Council 2, 3, Executive Committee 1, 4, College Center Board 2, 3, 4, Class Officer-President I, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4, NSA 2, New- man Club 3, 4, Campus Committee 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Bowling Team 2, Basketball Team 2, Baseball Team 2, 3, Carnival Committee 3, Leadership Committee 2, Planner 3, Renata Club 4, Student-Faculty Co-op 2, 3, 4. IANNELLI, ANNE 210 Heckel Street, Belleville, New Jersey Beta Delta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club 2. INGRAM, JANETFE G. 36 Westview Road, Short Hills, New jersey Transfer from Hood College, Fr-ederick, Maryland, Chorus 4. IETTER, CAROLYN 28 Fisk Street, Fair Haven, New Jersey IUDSON, CYNTHIA DIANA 125 Garfield Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, INDEPENDENT 1, 2, News Edi- tor 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 2, Chairman 3, 4, XVRA 1, Leadership Conference 3. IULIANO, CHRISTINE ANNE 359 Union Avenue, Belleville, New Iersey Beta. Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, ACE-SNIEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1. KALISH, NORA BERLAND 249 Keats Avenue, Elizabeth, New jersey Renata Club 2. KARETNICK, RUTH 1539 Leslie Street,AHillside, New jersey Deallfs List 35 INDEPENDENT I, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, NSA 3, 4, Star of David Club 3. KEATING, LYNN BISHOP 85 Washington Street, East Orange, New jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, WRA 3, 4, Dance Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. KIERMAN, ALLAN BENNETT 25 Aldine Street, Newark, New jersey Nu Sigma Phi 4, Campus Committee 1, Guides Club 1, 2, Industnial Arts Association 3, 4. KIMMEL, CAROL LIPSCHUTZ 1369 North Avenue, Elizabeth, New jersey Pi Eta Sigma. 2, 3, 4, Carnival Committee 3. KNAUER, DORI WALDMAN 98-A Wabeno Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4. KNECHT, GERALDINE MICHAELS 1280 Clinton Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Beta Delta Chi 3, 4, NSA 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Social Com- mittee 2, 3, Guides 1, 2, WRA 1, 2. KOCERHA, HELEN ANN 656 Passaic Avenue, Kenilworth, New jersey Dea.n's List 1, 2, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, 3, Fencing Team 1, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, Fine Ants Film Club 3, 4. KOIIL, NANCY ELIZABETH 15-A Bashford Avenue, Union, New jersey Dean's List l, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, -1, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA I, Aletbian Club I, XYap.ilanne Club 2, 3, 4, XVRA I, 2, 3, 4, lNIodcrn Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KALB, MARY LOUISE 979 Suburban Road, Union, New jersey Transfer from Douglass College, Nu Lambda Kappa 4, ACE-SNAIEA 4, Renata Club 4. KOSS, SALLY A. 54 Martin Road, Livingston, New jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Renata Club 3, 4. KOPECKY, SPENCER R. 554 Chestnut Street, VV:-stwood, New jersey Student Council 3, 4, IFS Council 3, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Soccer Teain 3, Traditions and Procedures Committee 3, 4, CCUN 3, 4. KRESCH, CECILE E. 1270 Boulevard, Bayonne, New jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary I, Star of David Club 3, Campus Committee 3, 4, Social Com- mittee 1, Foreign Student Committee 2, 3. KRESS, MARILYN MARIE 366 Passaic Avenue, YVes1 Caldwell, New jersey Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Committee 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, 4, KROUK, DAHLIA 714 Garden Street, Union, New jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Star of David Club 3, Ilistorian 3, Campus Committee 2, 3, Social Committee 2, XVRA I, Fencing Team I, Leader- ship Conference 4. KRULIKOVVSKI, THADDEUS VVALTER 210 VVest Grand Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey NVapalanJie Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4. KUNKA, MARY CATHERINE 738 Bailey Avenue, Elizabeth, New jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Social Com- mittee I, 2, Math Club 3, 4, WRA 1, Chorus 1. KUPERMAN, RONNIE 324 Fabyan Place, Newark, New jersey Omega Phi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Social Committee 4, Transfer. KURTZ, MARION IRENE 54 Menzel Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Ilistoriam 3, Treasurer 4, ACE- SNJEA 2, 3, 4, NSA 3, 4, Social Committee I, 2, Guides Club 2, VVapalan-nc Club 1, NVRA 1. KUZMA, FRED R. . 566 East Main Street, Manasquan Beach, New Jersey Transfer from Union junior College, MAA 2, 3, 4, Base- ball Team 3. LAITALA, SANDRA LEE 2081 Brookside Drive, Scotch Plains, New jersey Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Newman Club I, IYRA I. LAKONIY, CAROLEE LYNN 350 MyTtle Avenue, Irvington, New jersey IFS Council 3, 4, Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Aleitbian Club 1, Guides Club 1, 2, XYRA l, 2, Carnival Coniniittee 3, Mad- rigals 4, Ili-Lows 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4. LAVANCO, MARYANN R. 23 jefferson Street, Belleville, New jersey IFS Council 3, Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, NSA 3, 4, Newman Club 1. LEAKE, ROSALYN ELLEN 880 Garden Street, Union, New jersey Transfer from Bowling Green State University, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4. 0 -7 4... LEPP, LINDA RUTH J 7 Van Doren Avenue, Somerville, New Jersey Transfer from Temple University, Fencing Teafm 3, 4. LESSIN, EDYFHE MIRIAM 78 Courter Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, ACE- SNJEA 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, Vice-President 1, I, President 2, Wapalanne Club 1, Leadership Conference 2, p3 Chorus 3, INDEPENDENT 1. if LEVINE, BARBARA H. 350 Field Place, Hillside, New Jersey .Q Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, INDEPENDENT 1. l LEVY, SUZANNE MEISLER 258 Bath Aven.ue, Apt. 31, Long Branch, New Jersey INDEPENDENT 2, 3, NSA 2, 3, Chorus 2. i LICKS, DOUGLAS FREDERICK I , 505 Hillside Ternace, South Orange, New Jersey l Stud-ent Council 3, 4, Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, President 3, Social Committee 1, Guides 1, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Wapalanne Club 1, 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, , geaidership Conference 3, Traditions and Procedures 2, M 1 LILORE, MARYANN 140 Crest Drive, Belleville, New Jersey QB-:ieti Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, NSA 4, Newman u 1. LOMBARDO, MARY ANN 34 Stoclcman Place, Irvington, New Jersey Student Council 3, Senior Class Corresponding Secretary 4, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Cornesponding Secretary 3, Pres- idenft 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Guides 1, 2, XVRA 1, 2, Leadership Conference 2, 4, Lecture Series , 4. LONGARZO, JOAN ANN I 208 Paul Street, Lyndhurst, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4, Newman Club 4. ll LoR.D1, ANTHONY i 187 Kerrigan Boulevard, Newark, New Jersey , Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4. ,J LUBETKIN, BRENDA ILENE 18 Erwin Place, Caldiwell, New Jersey 1 Deanfs List 3, ACE-SNJEA 4, Guides 3. l 1 W LUBETKIN, CAROLE ANN 646 Exeter Road, Linden, New Jersey Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, WRA 1, 2, Modern Dance Club 1, 3. J LUCCO, ROSE MARIE g 511 Murray Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey J I p ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club 2, WRA 2, 3, 4, Tennis I I Team 3, 4, Modem Dance Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Lead- i 'Q ership Conference 3, Chorus 4, Renata Club 2. . .l ii ' l LUDWIG, SARAH RACIMORA It 1866 Mainor Drive, Union, New Jersey it ACE-SNJEA 4, chorus 4. LUNDCREIN, ARTHUR WALTER 65 Skyline Drive, Clark, New Jersey Student Council 4, Class Officer 1, 3, Treasurer 1, Vice Presidenrt 3, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec- retary 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association g 3, MAA 1, 2 3, Basketball Team 2, 3, Baseball Team 1, 3, 4, Kean Rehabilitation Committee 3, 4. ,l LUPO, JOHN JOSEPH Q 3467 North 12th Street, Newark, New Jersey Q 1 Sigma Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, J I MAA 2, 3, 4. l MACLIO, ROSEMARY l 372 Walnut Street, Newark, New Jersey , I Alpha. 'fliers Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, Guides, Club 1, 2. J rl 228 MAKSIMIK, MARION LOUISE 722 Essex Avenue, Lin.den, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 3, ACE-SNJEA 4. MANDAS, LETTY JEANNE 35 Burnett Tenrace, West Orange, New Jersey Wapalanne Club 1, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 1, Carnival Committee 1. MARINELLI, CARL J. 121 Smith Street, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Pledge Master 4, INDEPENDENT 1, 2, Co-Sports Edi- tor 2, MAA Vice-President 2, President 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, Baseball Team 1, 2, 4, Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, Captain 4, Leadership Conference 2, Renata Club 4, Bowling Team 4. MARKS, ANN B. 586 North Gro-ve Street, East Orange, New Jersey IFS Council 3, Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, NSA 2, Leadership Confer- ence 4. MARSHALL, EUNICE 336 Spruce Avenue, Garwood, New Jersey Deans List 3, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4, Treasurer 4, IFS Council 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, NSA 4, Aleithian Club 1, 2, Wapalanne Club 4, WRA 1, 2, 4, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 4. MARTIN, EDWARD C. 221 E. Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Executive Committee President 4, College Center Board 2, 3, 4, IFS Council 3, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Name Program Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 2, 3, Leadership Conference 4. MAYORAZ, MILCA Foreign Exchange Student, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, CCUN 4, Dean's List 2. MCBLAIN, JEAN 21 Hazel Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Alpha Theta Pi 3, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Aleithian Club 2, 3, 4, Guides Club 1, 2, Wapalanne Club 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. MCCLURE, GLENNA SMITH 2.52 E. Finst Avenue, Ro-sell-e, New Jersey Transfer from Ohio Wesleyan University, ACE-SNJEA 4, Hi-Lows 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3. MCCONNELL, JOANMARY 659 Chancellor Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2. Guides Club 2, WRA I, 2. MCINTYRE, ROBERT 115 Claremont Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4. MCKENDRY, HENRY JOHN 413 Magie Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Nu Lambda Igi1pkpa2 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides ru . MCMULLEN, BARBARA JEAN 79 Preston Street, Belleville, New Jersey ?6fa2 Delta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 4, Social Commit- ee . MCNEAR, JANET 20 Gilbert Place, West Orange, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Aleithian Club 3, Guides Club I, 2, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3. MEEHAN, DOROTHY FEE 480 Markthaler Place, Roselle Park, New Jersey Transfer from Trenton State College, ACE-SNJEA 4. MEEKS, KENNETH NVILLIAM 404 Central Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey Student Council 4, IFS Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, President 2, Treasurer 4, INDEPENDENT 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, Leadership Conference Participant 2, 4, CCUN 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Secretary 3. MEISENBACHER, RICHARD K. 978 Braun Terrace, Union, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Soccer Team 2. MEKLUNE, LINDA IRENE 690 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey Kapfpa Delta Pi 3, 4. MELTZER, ESTELLE LUTSKY 434 Vine Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, QCE-SNJEA 3, 4, Social Committee 1, 2, Guides Club MESENAZOS, LESLIE ANN 739 Jackson Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Dean's List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, IFS Council 3, 4, Cor- responding Secretary 4, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE- SNJEA 3, NSA 3, Social Committee 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Hi-Lows 3, 4, Chorus 1, Opera Guild 4. METZGER, BARBARA 183 Chancellor Avenue, Newark, New Jersey INDEPENDENT 1, Norms Theater Guild 1, ACE- SNJEA 2, 3, Guides Club 1, 2, Wapalanne Club 1, WRA 1, Modem Dance Club 1, 2. MICHAELS, LINDA LEE 720 E. First Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey Transfer from University of Florida. MILLER, GEORGE J., III 518 Jackson Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 3, MAA 3, 4. MINISCALCHI, LUCILLE 478 Walnut Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Nu Sigma Tau 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, Social Committee 1, 2, Modem Dance Club 3. MIRAGLIA, LOUISE PATRICIA 31 St. Paul Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Campus Committee 3, 4, Carnival Committee 3. MIRANDI, VINCENT JOHN 52 Hollywood Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. MOLINARI, ESTERINO, JR. 167 Duer Street, North Plainfield, New Jersey MONSON, MARILYN JEAN 254 Woodmont Road, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 2, 3, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, VVRA 2, 3, Bowl- ing Team 2, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, CCUN 3. Transfer from Hood College. MONTESANO, GARMELA 52 Smith Street, Newark, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Newman Club 1, Social Committee 1, Wapalanne Club 1. MORRIS, RICHARD J. 817 Ocean Road, Point Pleasant, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3. MUELLER, FRANCES ERICKA 1755 Springfield Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, Aleithian Club 1, Wapalanne Club 3, 4, Modem Dance Club 1. MULLIGAN, GAIL MARY 67 Aldine Street, Newark, New Jersey Sigma Kappa Phi 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club l, 2, WRA 1, 2. NAFTALI FRED 523 Malcolm Road, Union, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Renata Club 4. NERO, ELOUISE JOANNE 39 Ross Street, East Orange, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, NSA 3, Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, 2, 3. NEUHAUS, PATRICIA 860 Hobson Street, Union, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 4, ACE-SNJEA l, 2, Newman Club l. NUTTER, CAROLE MAE 391 North Avenue, Fanwood, New Jersey Beta Delta Chi 3, 4, Newman Club 3, VVapalannc Club 4. O'KEEFE, GLADYS ELAINE 20 Delaware Avenue, Red Bank, New Jersey Deans List 1, Nu sigma Tau 2, 3, ACE-SNJEA, 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Math Club 3, 4. OLIVEIRA, MARIE ELENA 32 Vllilson Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides Club 2, 3, 4, VVapalanne Club 4. OSTERSTOCK, SANDRA JUNE 133 Silver Spring Road, Short Hills, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, NSA 3, 4, VVRA 3, 4. PACE, LUCILLE 808 Ridge Street, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 2, Class Officer 4, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, Newman Club 1, Vllapalanne Club 2, YVRA 1, Lecture Series Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3, 4. PALMIERI, MARIE LOUISE 125 Forest Street, Belleville, New Jersey Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, President 4, MEMORABILIA Business Manager 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Social Committee 2, WRA 1, 2, 4, Carnival Commit- tee 3, Leadership Conference 4. PARELLI, JOANNA ELIZABETH 37 Girard Place, Maplewood, New Jersey Student Council 2, 3, Dean's List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Sigma Kappa Phi 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, MEMORABILIA Literary Edi- tor 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Vllapalanne Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Conference 4, Chorus 1. PASKONV, ELAYN E F. 64 Clark Street, Hillside, New Jersey Transfer from Newark-Rutgers University, Dean's List 2, 3. PASNIK, JUDITH s. 18 Jeyson Avenue, Great Neck, New York Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Guides Club 2, Carnival Committee 3, Residence Hall Floor Chairman, House Vice-Chairman, Standards Committee Chaimian 4. PETERMAN, MONA SCHER 1678 VValker Avenue, Union, New Jersey Pi Eta Sigma 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, Guides Club 1, 2. PETRACCO, ROBERT M. 642 Fourth Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Neuman Club 1, 3, Guides Club 1, 2, Indumrial Arts Association 3, 4. PETREN, THOMAS CHARLES 2252 Hobart Street, Union, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Amis 4, Guides Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Basketball Team 1. PETTIT, MARY ANN 696 Fairway Drive, Union, New Jersey Beta Delta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club I, 2, 3, Social Committee 1, 2, Guides Club 1, 2, 3, WRA 1, 2, 3. PIZZA, ARLENE JOAN 763 Cleveland Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Newman Club gh Social Committee 2, NVapalanne Club 1, WRA 2, orus 1. PIZZOLATO, KATHRYN 891 Sheridan Street, Union, New Jersey Transfer from Trenton State College, NSA 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4, Name Program Committee 3. PLASKON, CAROL L. 40 East 41 Street, Bayonne, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 4, Newman Club 3, Guides Club 1, 2, Wapalann-e Club 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choms 3. POLNY, MARIE ANN 328 North Second Street, Newark, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, ACE- SNJEA 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Guides Club 2, WRA 1, 2. PORANSKI, CAROL A. II Meadowbrook Road, Maplewood, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 4, Wapalanne Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. POWERS, ANNA 238 Lehigh Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey Student Council 2, 3, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, Modem Dance Club 1. PUORRO, FREDERIC 88 Irwin Street, Springfield, New Jersey Transfer from Union Junior College, Newman Club 3, 4. RAVO, ELISA ANN 26 Finlay Place, Newark, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, NSA 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4. REILLY, GWENDOLYN 623 Lincoln Park East, Cranford, New Jersey INDEPENDENT 1, NSA 2, 4, Secretary of Foreign Stu- dent Committee 3, Campus Committee 3, Social Commit- tee 1, Republican Club Secretary 2. REILLY, TERENCE J. 942 Monroe Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Association 3, 4, MAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Team 1. RES-KOW, RICHARD P. 85 Houston Street, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 3, 4, Executive Committee 3, College Center Board 4, Class Officer 3, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, MEMORABILIA 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, Guides Club 2, In- dustrial Arts Association 3, 4, Carnival Committee 3, Lead- ership Committee 3, Hi-Lows 4. RICCA, JACQUELINE MARIE 235 Lake Street, Newark, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, ACE- SNJEA I, 2, 3, 4, NSA 4, Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, Traditions and Procedures Committee 2, Chairman of Sophomore Dance 2, Junior-Senior Dance 3, Go-Chairman of Junior-Senior Dance 4. RIEMAN, CABOLE 170 Schuyler Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Guides Club 2. RISACK, BARBARA ANNE 330 Wyoming Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, IFS Council 4, Chorus 3. ROBERTS, SARA SCOTT 851 Springfield Avenue, Summit, New Jersey Transfer from Lasell Junior College ROCK, JUDY BURNETTE 396 Morris Avenue, Long Branch, New Jersey ROSENFELD, PHYLLIS HANDELL 108 Maple Court, Roselle, New Jersey Transfer from Ohio University, Omega Phi 2, 3, 4. ROTH, CLARA ANNE 2 Crescent Lane, Irvington, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, Aleithian Club 1, Wapalanne Club 3. 4, WRA 1, Young Republicans Club 2. ROTH, JEAN LEWIS 1071 Mayfair Road, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Nu Lambda Kappa 4. RUDO, MARGARET THERESA 580 Madison Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, NSA 3, Newman Club 1, Social Committee 1, 2, Chorus 1, Opera Guild 4. RUFFINI, ALBERT 35 Taft Avenue, West Paterson, New Jersey Glass Officer 2, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, Bowling Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4. SACHER, SHIRLEY THERESA 855 Bergen Street, Newark, New Jersey Student Council 2, Class Officer-Treasurer 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Campus Committee 1, Guides Club 1, Name Program Committee 2, Leadership Conference 3. SAINZ, MARIE ELAINE 103 Jefferson Street, Newark, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, President 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, Fencing Team 1, Leadership Conference 4. SALTZMAN, LEONA I6 Central Place, Caldwell, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Guides Club 4. SAMARTIN, LAWRENCE BARRY 1652 Edward Terrace, Union, New Jersey Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sigma Beta Tau 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4. SANTANELLO, BARBARA LOWE 601 West Avenue, Sewaren, New Jersey Student Council 2, Glass Officer-Corresponding Secre- tary 3, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, ACE- SNJEA 1, 2, Guides Club 1, 2, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, WRA 1, Modem Dance Club 1. SARAMA, DIANA NOVAK 234 Columbia Avenue, Palisade, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, Newman Club 3, Name Program Commit- tee 3, Transfer from Trenton State College. SYCHAFFER, RAYMOND DOUGLAS 26 Lexington Boulevard, Clark, New Jersey Student Council 4, Sigma, Beta Tau 3, 43 ACE-SNJEA 3, 4. SCHMIED, JACQUES 203 Woodbridge Avenue, Metuchen, New Jersey Orchestra 4. SCHULTE, HOWARD M. 42 Kenmore Road, Nixon, New Jersey Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. SGHUTZMAN, PEARL B. 35 Marlboro Lane, Colonia, New Jersey Chorus 4, Renata Club 4. SCHVVARTZ, JOAN 15 Mount Pleasant Avenue, NVest Orange, New Jersey Student Council 4, Class Officer-Recording Secretary I, 2, 3, Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, MEMORA- BILIA Sports Editor 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, Social Committee 1, Guides Club I, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, Lead- ership Committee 1, Chorus 1. SCUO'I'I'O, ANNA MARIE 214 Campbell Street, Xvoodbridge, New Jersey Newman Club 1, 2, 3, NVRA I, 2. SEAMAN, JEAN STEWART 292 Timberline Road, Mountainside, New Jersey Dea.n's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 4, Renata Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4. SELLITTO, MARIE ANTOINETTE 313 Elmwood Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club I, Madrigals 2, 3, Hi-Lows 1, 2, Chorus 1. SHEVIN, ELINOR 23-A Pardun Road, North Brunswick, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4. SILVEIRA, PRISCILLA 46 Lexington Street, Newark, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, ACE-SNJEA I, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, 2. SMITH, GAIL ANNE 377 Walnut Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey SMOHORJEVSKYJ, TATIANA 26 Handy Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey Transfer from Packer. SPINELLA, RONALD 5 Maple Street, Clark, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 3, 4, IFS Council 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. STAMER, JUDITH ELAINE 1325 Lincrest Terrace, Union, New Jersey Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, New- man Club 1, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. STANLEY, HARRIET MARIANN 859 Carleton Road, WVestfield, New Jersey Transfer from Union Junior College, Chorus 3. STASI, JOHN LAWRENCE 1162 Raritan Road, Clark, New Jersey Class Officer-Treasurer 4, IFS Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, MAA 3, Soc- cer Team Manager 3. STEINBERG, PAULA RUTH 7 Durand Place, Irvington, New Jersey Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 1, ACE-SNJEA 4, Guides Club 2. STESS, SHEILA MIRIAM 126 State Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, Star of David Club 2, Hi-Lows 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. STILLGER, ARLENE LORRAINE 450 Mercer Aveniue, Roselle, New Jersey Transfer from Union Junior College. Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4. STRATTA, DIANE 905 Central Avenue, Union City, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Rho Theta Tau 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2. STRUBLE, JANE MARGARET 34 Sycamore Drive, Hazlet, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, INDEPENDENT 1, ACE-SNJEA 4, Aleithian Club 2, French Club 2, Communications Com- mittee 2. STUMPF. GERALDINE ANNE 563 Harrington Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Norms 'l'lit-aier Guild 3, 4, Newman Club I, 2, XYRA l, 2, 3, 4, Nlodirn Dance Group I, 2, 3, 4. SUGALSKI, DOLORES B. 230 North Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Fencing 'l'eam I. SUl.VA, JAMES J. 427 Brook Street, Linden, New Jersey Student Council 4, Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4, INDl'fl'lfNDEN'l' I, 2, MAA I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Team I, 2, 4, Basketball Tezun I, 3, 4, Renata Club 4, Golf Team 2, 3, 4. TARTIS, JOIIN 9 Synott Place, Newark, New Jersey Nu Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4. TATEM, EILEEN C. 912 XVasliington Avenue, Linde n, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJl'lA 2, 3, 4, .-Xleithiarl Club 3, 4, Guides Club I, 2, XYapalanne Club 3, 4, NYRA l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. TEISHER, GAIL ELAINE Black River Road, Pottersville, New Jersey Transfer from Purdue University, MEMORABILIA 3, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3. TELTSER, BERNICE G. 927 Ridgewood Road, Millburn, New Jersey Deanis List 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 3, 4, Renata Club 3, 4. THOMPSON, CHRISTINE SCARANGELLO III6D Sheridan Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Chorus 3. TOMLINSON, MARGARET ANNE 20 Lewis Street, Paterson, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, NSA 3, 4. TRABALIK, PATRICIA ANN 1101 Falls Terrace, Union, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, VVRA 1, 2. TRACEY, JUDITII ANNE 2163 Kings Road, Madison, New Jersey Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, ACE-SNJEA 1. VACH, JOAN TIIERESA Q 181 Dogwood Lane, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Dean's List 1, Beta Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4. VALLA, JUDITII ALICE 24 Madison, Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey Deanis List 1, 2, 3, Aleithian Club 4, XYRA 1. VALLI, JOHN NORMAN ' I5 Argyle Terrace, Irvington, New Jersey Math Club 4, Bowling Team Captain 3, 4. VANCE, JUDY PELIIAM 37 Evergreen Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey Transfer from Colby College and Northwestern University, Dean's List 2, 3, Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, Norms Tlieater Guild 4, ACE-SNJEA 3. VENTOLA, ANTOINETTE LAURA 268 Parker Street, Newark, New Jersey IFS Council 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Rho Tlieta Tau 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA I, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Guides Club I, Carnival Committee 2, 3. VERNOSKY, BARBARA ELIZABETH 1072 Brighton Street, Union, New Jersey Newman Club I, Social Committee 2, NYRA 2, Bowling Team 2, Basketball Team 2. I WVADE, NANCY ANN l 512 Nye Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Rho Theta Tau 3, 4, Newman Club 1, Social Committee 1, 2, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, Modem Dance Club 1. WALLDEN, CAROL ANN 444 Second Avenue, Garwood, New Jersey Deanls List 2, Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Aleithian Club 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, 3, 4. WALLIN, SUSAN HOPE , 305 Clinton Place, Newark, New Jersey Deans List 1, Kappa Delta Pi 4, IFS Council 3, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, President 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Guides I Club 2, WRA 1, Camival Committee 3, Leadership Con- ference 4, Residence Hall House Chairman 4. WALSH, KATHLEEN MARY 131 Normandy Road, Colonia, New Jersey Student Council 4, Nu Sigma Tau 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenft 3, Social Director 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Guides Club 1, 2, 3, VVapalanne Club 4, WRA 4, Carnival Committee 3, 4, Chairman 3. WANNER, JUNE CAROL l p 358 Salem Road, Union, New Jersey , IFS Council 4, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, EISA 3, Social Committee 1, Wapalanne Club 4, WRA l WASHINGTON, MARVA 79 Fourth Avenue, Long Branch, New Jersey Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, WRA 2, 3, Fencing Team 2, Car- nival Committee 3, Chorus 3. WASSERMAN, INA 117 Grumman Avenue, Newark, New Jersey l WRA 4, Bowling Team 3. WAXMAN, LILLIAN E. 7 Claremont Avenue, Maplewood, New jersey Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4. ' WELLE, DOROTHY WESTON 68 Clinton Street, Bloomfield, New Jersey Dean's List 3, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Renata Club 3, 4, Vice- E President 4. I WELSH, PATRICIA JOAN I 6 Reidar Road, Succasunna, New Jersey 1 Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 2, 3, Campus V Cocmmittee 4, Guides Club 1, 2. i WESTON, JUDITH ELLEN 2.203 Balmoral Avenue, Union, New Jersey Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Corresponding l secretary 4, Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, 4, Aleithian Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President 4, Wapa- lanne Club 3, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Leadership Conference 4, Madrigals 2, 3, 4. ' WIMMER, SHIRILEY CAMMER ,T 19 Arnet Place, Cranford, New Jersey Transfer from Miami University, Renata Club 4. 'l WISE, RUTH BETHLEHEM ' I 2.30 Mount Vernon Place, Apt. 15D, Newark, New Jersey Norms Theater Guild 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, Aleithian Club 1, Social Committee 1, 2, Wapalanne Club 1, Chorus 1. WITHERELL, MARY LEE 333 Stiles Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey H I IFS Council 3, Al ha Theta Pi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, INDEPENDENT 21 3, Public Relations Editor 3, MEMO- i RABILIA 3, 4, Co-Photography Editor 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, l 2, 3, 4, Aleithian Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wapalanne Club 1, Car- ll nival Committee 3, 4, Leadership Conference 4, Madri- gals 2, 3, Chorus 1, 4, CCUN 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Treas- I urer 4. V ll l 232 WOCALESKI, JOYCE MARIE 14 Davis Lane, Red Bank, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1. WOJCIECHOWS-KI, JOYCE TERRIE-M 1086 Burnet Avenrue, Unio-n, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Corres- porading Secretary 3, Newman Club 1, 2, Wapalanne Club 1, . WOLSKY, ALICE ANN 159 Mount Airy Road, Basking Ridge, New Jersey Dearfs List 1, Beta Delta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 4, Cam- pus Committee 3, 4. WRIGHT, ARILINE DIANA 300 West Webster Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey Student Council 3, Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 1, President 4, SCID 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 1. WRIGHT, JUDITH LOIS 246 Lincoln Avenue, Elizabeth, New Jersey Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Alpha Theta Pi 3, 4, Correwonding Secretary 4, Norms Theater Guild 1, 2, ACE-SNJEA 1, 2, 3, 4, NSA 1, 2, 3, 4, Guides Club 2, WRA I, Chorus I, 2, 3. YOUNGBLUTH, VICTORIA MARIE 147 McFarlane Road, Colonia, New Jersey Transfer from Union Junior College, Norms Theater Guild 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, WRA 4. YUROELES, RICHARD JOSEPH 1263 Waverly Place, Elizabeth, New Jersey ACE-SNJEA 4, Newman Club 4, Orchestra 3, 4. ZAJAC, BARBARA ANN 290 W. Lincoln Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey Nu Theta Chi 3, 4, ACE-SNJEA 3, NSA 3, Wapalanne Club 1, 2, Modern Dance Club 1. ZHEUTLIN, ADELINE 37 Park Road, Maplewood, New Jersey Renata Club 4. ZIMMERMANN, CAROL ANN 3453 Washington Avenue, Union, New Jersey Alpha Theta Pi 4, MEMORABILIA Typing Editor 4, ACE-SNJEA 2, 4, Aleithian Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Waipalanin-e Club 3, 4, WRA 2, Chorus 4. ZIMMERMANN, KATHLEEN LORETTA 346 West Third Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey IFS Council Alternate 3, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4. ZOELLER, PHYLLIS RICH 145 Augusta Street, Irvington, New Jersey Newman Club 1. ZOTTA, CLEMENT J. 164 Tappan Street, Kearny, New Jersey Sigma Beta Tau 3, 4, Soccer Team 3, 4, CCUN 3, 4, Vice- President 4. ZYDZIK, MARY ANN 648 Maple Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey Newman Club 1, Guides Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 49 WRA 4. ADMINISTRATION WILKINS, EUGENE G. President of the College B.A., North Texas University M.A., Ph.D., Columbia University O'BRIEN. ALTON D. Dean of the College B.A., Columbia College M.A., Columbia University Ed.D., New York University SAMENFELD, HERBERT W. Dean of Students A.B., Drew University M.A., Ph.D., University of Minnesota CHAIRMEN ALLEN, ROBERT F. Professor of Psychology, Director of Graduate Studies B.Ed,, State University of New York M.A., Ph.D., New York University BUSH, CLIFFORD L. Professor of Educationg Chairman of Education Department B.Ed., Cortland State College M.Ecl., Alfred University Ed.D., Syracuse University DAY, JAMES BRANT Assistant Professorg Chairman of Informational Semices B.A., Fairleigh Dickinson University DOLKEY, MATTHEW Professor of Englishg Chairman of English Department B.A., Wayne University M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University ERRINCTON, JOSEPH Associate Professorg Chairman of Health and Physical Education Department B.P.H.E., University of Toronto M.Sc., P.E.D., Indiana University CENS, GEORGE W. Professor of Educationg Director, Curriculum for the Handicapped B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Michigan HUTCHINSON, JOHN C. Professor of Sociologyg Chairman of History and Social Science Department B.S., Rutgers University M.A., Ph.D., New Yor University LEPP, HERMAN I. Professor of Scienceg Chairman of Science Department B.S., Trenton State College M.A., Columbia University Ed.D., Rutgers University PLATT, JACK E. Associate Professorg Chairman of Music De- partment B.S., M.A., Pennsylvania State University RANUCCI, EARNEST R. Professor of Mathematicsg Chairman of Mathe- matics Department B.A., M.A., Montclair State College Ph.D., Columbia University SALT, EDNA D. Assistant Professorg Chairman of Early Child- hood Curriculum B.S., M.A., Ohio State University 'l'A'l'l'UN, DOL'Cl,.-XS XY. Profcssor of lfinc and lntlustrial .-Xrtsg Cliairlnan of Iwnc and Industrial Arts llwparlmcnt B.S., New ,lcrscy State 'l't'.it'lit-is tiollt-up at Newark M.A., Columbia Llrnvcrsity lCtl.D., Rutgers University FAC ULTY ABELL, ELLEN DEGRAY Associate l'rofr:s.sor of Fine Arts M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University ALLEN, EDVVARD VV. Assistant Professor of English B.A., M.lCd., University of Pittsburgh AL'r15NA, Juni. V. R. Professor of Education B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University AMSDEN, XVINIFRED Il. Assistant Professor Il of llcalth Education B.S., Boston University M.A., Columbia University ANGERS, YYILLIAM P Director of Counseling Scruiccsg Associatc Pro- fessor of Psychology A.B., Providence College M.A., Catholic University Ph.D.,-Agregre cn Philowphie, University of Montreal Ph.D.,-Psychology, University of Ottawa, Canada Certificate of Psychotherapy, Alfred Adler Institute ANSON, ESTHER Associate Professor of Education B.A., YVestern XVashington College of Education M.A., Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University ARNOLD, FREDERIC G. Professor of Science B.A., M.A., Montclair State College Ed.D., Columbia University BARTLETT, MARY M. Professor of English A.B., Barat College A.M., Columbia University BENSON, KENNETII R. Professor of Science B.S., M.A., Ed.D., New York University BLOOMFIELD, ROBERT E. Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts B.S., State College of I itchburg, Mass- achusetts M.S., University of Connecticut BLOUNT, DANIEL T. Assistant Professor I of Science M.S., VVashington University B.S., Rolla School of Mines BOSKIN, MARVIN Associate Professor of Science B.S., Brooklyn College M.A., Indiana University Ph.D., Rutgers University BOYD PATRICIA Assistaht Professor llg Director of Residence B.A., University of Southern California M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univcr sity 231 BUCHNER, MARTIN S. Assistant Professor of Fine and Industrial Arts B.S., Newark State College BURGER, WERNER CARL Assistant Professor of Fine Arts B.S., M.A., New York University BURTT, GEORGE T. Assistant Professor of Education B.S., Bucknell University Ed.M., Rutgers University CHARNEY, LEON Professor of Special Education B.S., New York University M.A., San Diego State College Ph.D., Syracuse University CHASNOFF, ROBERT E. Professor of Education B.A., University of Connecticut M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University COSTON, EVELYN ANDREWS Assistant Professor of Music B.S., Julliard School of Music M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity CURRIER, GEORGE S. Assistant Professor of English BS., University of Pittsburgh M.L., New School Social Research DANIELS, WESLEY P. Assistant Professorg Registrar B.S., M.Ed., Rutgers University DARCY, CORNELIUS P. Assistant Professor I I of History B.A., Boudoin College M.A., Harvard University DARTE, FRANCK G. Associate Professor of Education B.A., Yale University M.S., University of Pennsylvania DAVIDSON, LAWRENCE Artist in Residence, Professor of Music Artist, Metropolitan Opera Association Cantor, Congregation Shaaray Tefila, New York City DAVIES, CLARE Assistant Professor Il, Financial Aid Counselor B.A., George Washington University M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity DAVISON, BETSY J. Assistant Professor, Coordinator of Student Ac- tioities B.A., University off Chicago M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity DICKEY, JOHN W. Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., Gettysburg College M.A., Columbia University DIDSBURY, HOWARD FRANCIS, JR. Associate Professor of History B.A., Yale University M.A., Harvard University Ph.D., The American University DORSEY, JAMES is. Associate Professor of Music A.B., Lincoln University M.A., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia Uni- versity DOWNES, JAMES EDWARD Professor of History and Social Science A.B., Franklin and Marshall College A.M.. New York University DUBIN, HARRY N. Associate Professor of Education B.S., M.S., Ed.D., Temple University DUNKEL, BEATRICE V. Assistant Professor II of Library Scienceg As- sistant Catalogue Librarian M.L.S., Columbia University ECKHART, KATHLEEN MARY Associate Professor of Education B.S., Ed.M., Rutgers University EISENHARDT, CATHERYN Associate Professor of Education B.A., Washington Square College, New York University M.S., Newark State College Ed.D., New York University FARAKLAS, THEODORE Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., Columbia College M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity FINK, RYCHARD Professor of Education B.S., M.A., Ph.D., New York University FOSKEY, HARRY WILLIAM Assistant Professor of Education B.S., State Teachers College, Salisbury, Maryland M.A., George Washington Univensity FRY, ZELLA J. Associate Professor of English B.A., University of Alberta M.A., Columbia University C-ARB, REGINA H. Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., Newark State College M.A., New York University Ed.D., Columbia University GERRISH, JOHN O. Assistant Professor of Music M.Mus,, Syracuse University GILSDORF, FREDERICK Assistant Professor ll of English A.B., George Washington University M.A., University of Pittsburgh GOLDBERG, NATHAN Assistant Professor of History and Social Science A.B., M.A., Boston University GOODWIN, E. AUSTIN Assistant Professor of Fine Arts B.S., Ball State Teachers College M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity GUINNANE, JANE E. . Professor of Educationg Associate Chairman of Graduate Program B.S., University of Michigan M.S., Cornell University Ed.D., Florida State University IIANCOCK, JOSEPH T. Associate Professor of Education Ed.D., Rutgers University LATHEROW, ROBERT L. Assistant Professor of Music B.S., VVestern Illinois University M.M., Butler University Ecl.D., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity LEONARD, JANET C. Assistant Professor of Field Services B.S., Newark State College M.A., Seton Hall University LEVINREVV, EVELYN FISHER Associate Professor of Psychology A.B.. Queens University, Canacla A.M., Institute of Child Vllelfare of Uni- versity of Minnesota LINTHICUM, BETTY L. Associate Professor of Science B.S., Florida State University M.S., Ph.D., University of Michigan LIPSON, MINNIE Technical Services Librarian HANSEN, ALLEN J. Associate Professor of Education B.S., VVittenberg University M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity Ed.D., University of Wyoming HARRIS, NORMAN EDWARD Assistant Professor Il of Education A.B., B.S., Wlashington University M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity HENNINCS, CEORCE Associate Professor of Science B.A., M.A., Montclair State College Ed.D., Columbia University IIERRICK, RICHARD J. Assistant Professor of English B.A., M.A., Montclair State College HIGGINS, JOSEPH B. Assistant Professor of Social Science B.A., M.A., State College, Albany, New York HOVVE, JAMES Associate Professor of Fine and Industrial Arts B.S., M.A., New York University JAHN, CLIFFORD W. Assistant Professor ll of Industrial Arts RCA Institutes B.A., Newark State College JAMISON, DONNA Assistant Professor ll of Education B.A., Drew University M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity JOHNSON, LEROY Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., Mississippi State M.A., Florida Southern College Ph.D., New York University JONES, DAVID W. Assistant Professor of Fine Arts B.A., M.F.A., State University of Iowa KAVETT, PHYLLIS F. Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., Cornell University M.A., Columbia University KELLAND, MARILYN C. Assistant Professor 11 of History and Social Science B.S., University of Rhode Island M.A., Clark University KIRKPATRICK, MARGARET Associate Professor of Fine Arts B.A., Nebraska NVQ-sleyan University M.A.. University of Michigan ELl.D., New York University KORLEY, JOHN S. Business Manager B.A., M.A., Montclair State College KRU EC ER, SIDNEY Associate Professor of English B.S., Newark State Teachers College M.A., Peabody College LARSEN, F. KEVIN Assistant Professor of English Seton Hall University M.A., Montclair State College LOELICER, JACQUES H. Assistant Director of Student Teaching and Placenzentg Assistant Professor I I B.S., University of Virginia M.Ecl., Columbia University LONCACRE, CHARLES JAMES, JR. Director of Field Services and Summer Session, Assistant Professor B.A., NVasliington and Lee University M.A., New York University LORUSSO, ROCCO E. Professor of Education B.S., Newark State Teachers College M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity Ed.D.. University of Maryland LOURIE, SAMUEL Associate Professor of English B.A., M.S., City College of New York LUSCOMBE, IRVING F. Associate Professor of History B.A., Tufts College M.A., I-Iarvarcl University MADISON, CAROLINE R. Assistant Professor of Science B.S., University of Georgia M.S., Ph.D., Ohio State University MARDER, FRED R. Assistant Professor of Student Personnel, Col- lege Center Chairman B.S., M.A., Pennsylvania State University MARKHOLM, GENEVIEVE E. Associate Professor of Fine Arts B.S., State Teachers College, St. Cloud, Minnesota M.A., Columbia University MARKLE, DOROTHY C. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages and Education B.A., M.A., Montclair State College MCCRACKEN, CHARLES YYILLIAM Professor of Education B.A., Duke University M.A., University of Pennsylvania Ph.D., Ohio State College McNElCE, YVILLIAM C. Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts B.S., Trenton State Teachers College M.Ed., Rutgers University MERCER, XVILLIAM ARNOLD Assistant Director of Admissions, Assistant Pro- fessor ll A.B., Upsala College Ed.M., Rutgers University METZ, BETTY ANN Assistant Professorg Field Services Division B.A., Wellesley College M.F.A., Yale University M.P.A., New York University MEYERSON, A. LEE Assistant Professor II of Science A.B., University of Pennsylvania M.S., Lehigh University MILO, OTTO H. Assistant Professor of Library Scienceg Cata- logue Librarian M.S., Library Science, Vatican Library School, Rome, Italy Ph.D., University of Rome, Italy MORCAN, MURIEL Associate Professor of Psychology B.S., Gorham Teachers College M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University NORWALK, ZITA Assistant Professor II of Education B.S., M.A., New York University O'MEARA, JOHN H. Associate Professorg Curriculum Materials Con- sultant, College Library B.A., Manhattan College M.A., Niagara University Ed.D., New York University OSBORNE, JOHN W. Assistant Professor II of History and Social Science B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Rutgers University OSTROVSKY, EVERETT S. Associate Professor of Education Ph.D., University of Paris PARSONS, MARION L. Associate Professor of Education, Field Services Division B.A., Wells College B.S., Pratt Institute M.A., New York University PAULSON, PATRICIA CALLAHAN Coordinator of Health Services, Assistant Pro- fessor Il of Health Education B.S., State University of Brockport, New York M.S., Indiana University PERSINCER, STAPLES Associate Professor of Physical Education B.S., Sargent College, Boston University M.A., Teachers Col ege, Columbia Univer- sity PESCE, JOAN R. Assistant Professor II of Library Scienceg Read- eris Adviser B.A., Hunter College M.L.S., Rutgers University PRUSER, ETHA MARIE Assistant Professor of Geography B.A., Drake University M.A., Clark University M.A., Columbia University RAICHLE, DONALD R. Profe.ssor of History B.B.A., City College of New York M.A., Ph.D., Columbia University RAKSANYI, ERMA Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education B.S., Jersey City State College M.A., New Yor ' University RAMOS, JOHN P. Assistant Professor of Englishg Director of Stu dent Teaching B.A., Randolph-Maco-n College M.Ed., University of Virginia RATHS, LOUIS E. Distinguished Service Professor of Education A.B., Antioch College M.A., University of Chicago Ph.D., Ohio State University REICKER, RONALD Assistant Professor of English B.A., Bates College M.A., Middlebury College B.D., Yale University RENDELL, JOSEPH W. Professor of Library Scienceg College Librarian B.S., B.L.S., Trenton State College M.A., Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University RESNICK, EDITH D. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education B.S., University of Michigan M.A., New York University RESS, LAWRENCE R. Assistant Professor II of Library Science A.B., Seton Hall University M.L.S., Rutgers University RICE, ARNOLD SANFORD Assistant Professor of History B.A., State University of New York M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., Indiana University RICHARDSON, EVAN C. Associate Professor of Science B.S., University of Massachusetts Ed.M., Boston University Ed.D., Rutgers University RICHARDSON, JEAN Assistant Professor of Education lumbia University ROBENS, ANNELIESE M. Assistant Professor II of Education B.A., Douglass College M.Ed., Rutgers University ROGERS, LAURA E. Assistant Professor of Music Diploma, Newark Normal School B.S., M.A., New York University ROTH, ROBERT HOWARD Assistant Professor II of Education B.S., Juilliard School of Music M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University RYSTROM, LAUREE N. Assistant Professor II of Educationg Student Teaching B.A., Newark State College M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer sity SANDERS, ELISABETH Assistant Professor of English B.A., M.A., University of Pittsburgh B.A., M.A., Cambridge University, England SCHUHMACHER, ROBERT W. Assistant Professor of Botany B.A., Montclair State College M.A., Columbia University SCHULLEY, ADELE D. Associate Professor of Education A.B., Hunter College M.A., Columbia University B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Teachers College, Co- SCIRE, HELEN GUSTINA Assistant Professor of Education A.B., Hunter College A.M., Ph.D., New York University SHEPARDSON, BARBARA Assistant Professor II of Education B.A., Stanford University M.A., Professional Diploma Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University SIECEL, MARTIN Assistant Professor Il of History and Social Sciences B.A., Rutgers University M.A., Columbia University SILANO, ALFRED A. Assistant Professor of Science B.S., M.Ed., Rutgers University SMITH, NETTIE D. Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S., Ohio State University M.A., New York University SNYDER, VANCE B. Professor of Industrial Artsg Assistant Chairman of Fine and Industrial Arts B.S., Millersville State College M.Ed., University of Maryland Ed.D., New York University STERN, H. NVILLARD Assistant Professor of Education A.B., St. john's College M.Ed., Temple University STIER, E. THEODORE Director of Admissionsg Assistant Professor of Education B.S., Ed.M. Rutgers University STRUYK, DONALD A. Assistant Professor of Science B.A., M.A. Montclair State College STULB, CATHERINE M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.Ed., Plymouth Teachers College M.S., University of Tennessee TALLERICO, MARGARET P. Assistant Professor II of Library Science A.B., University of Miami M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers M.L.S., Rutgers University THOMASON, EDWIN Associate Professor of English B.A., Wofford College M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University TRIMMER, JR., HARVEY W. Assistant Professor of Educationg Evaluator of Field Service Division B.A., M.A., M.Ed., Rutgers University VALLA, SAMUEL M. Associate Professor of Education B.S., University of Nebraska M.A., University of Detroit VAN NEST, MELBOURNE P. Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts B.S., Trenton State College M.A., New York University VOCEI., BERTRAM Professor of Psychology A.B., M.A., Ph.D., New York l'nix't-isity XVACNER, EVA BOND Professor of Psychology B.S., Teaclitrs College, Columbia l'iiiyei sity M.S.. University of Alabama l'h.D., Columbia University YVACNER, JOIIN C Associate Professor of Science B.S., Cooper Union Institute M.A., American University YVARD, DAVID K. Assistant Professor of Science B.S., Upsala College M.Ed., University of Maine YVASSICRMANN, SELMA Associate Professor of Education M.S., City College of New York Ed.D., New York University YVATSON, GOODWIN Distinguished Service Professor of Education A.B., University of YViseonsin M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univer sity Ph.D., Columbia University NVEISS, NATHAN Assistant Professor of History B.A., Montclair State College M.A., Rutgers University Ph.D., New York University YVENDT, EVELYN YVILLSON Assistant Professor of English B.A., Hunter College M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University YVILBER, THOMAS B. Graduate Ecaluatorg Assistant Professor of Edu cation B.A., Virginia Military Institute M.F.A., Princeton University M.A.T., Yale University WILHELM, MURIEL L. Assistant Rcgistrarg Assistant Professor I I B.S., Russell Sage College M.A., 'Teachers College, Columbia Univer sity ZOLL, EDVVARD 1. Professor of Mathematics B.A., St. Iohn's University M.A., Ed.D., New York University ZUCKEP., JACK s. Assistant Professor ll of English B.A., City College of New York M.A., New York University ZYVEIDINCER, YYILLARD E. Associate Professor of Physical Education B.S., Sprin 'field College M.A., Teaelliers College, Columbia Univtr sitv REUNION 1968 With an eye to the future, a plan is being formulated for a class reunion in five years. The tentative date is Saturday, June 2, 1968. In order to keep abreast of changes in names and addresses, our Senior Class Sec- retary will send out forms each year which should he filled out and returned. This will avoid delays in receiving any class in- formation, and facilitate the plans for a suc- cessful reunion. The 1963 Memorabilia staff wishes to express its gratitude to the fol- lowing persons, without whose help this publication would not have been poss ible: Mr. Edward Bathmann and the Rae Publishing Company for their co- operation and assistance in the production of this yearbook. Mr. Richard Cross, of Richard's Studio, South Orange, New jersey, for his fine photography and the hours of camera-toting around campus. Mrs. Irene Reifsnyder, for her cooperation and guidance as our Advisor. Mr. YV. Carl Burger, our Art Advisor. The Administration, for its cooperation and assistance. Mr. james Day and the Independent staff for use of their pictorial and literary files. Miss Lois De Chairo and Mr. Frank Alves for their ever-present assist- ance when help was needed. The custodians Arthur, john, and Pat for the favors they have done and the doors they have unlocked for us. l P ug- 1.3 TICD NI.'XllKlCXN'lCll Art mul lsllljllllf lfzlitor XYe sincerely thank our eainera-shy editor for his able assistance in the plan- ning of this hook. livery page he tout-hed has bound hiin to us as an honorary member of the Class of 1963. ur years at Newark State College have come to a close. The friendships we have made, the sororities and fraternities to which we gave our allegiance, the clubs and committees to which we be- longed, and the activities in which we participated are too rapidly becoming part of our past. Now, we pause for perhaps the last time to formally recollect that past. VV e cherish the people, events, and influences which have comprised the memorabilia of our lives thus far, now more precious to us with the consummation of our college career. ' Our years in school and college have helped us realize not all, but many of the answers to the riddle of life. It remains for us, armed with what we have gleaned, to confront whatever the future may hold. These four years at Newark State have prepared us to find and to face our individual course in life. The world and its challenge waits for us. This is not the end, it is the beginning. Lithographed by 9 RAE PUBLISHING C0 282 Grove Avenue Cedar Grove, N. J. mm' . 2 r ...M - A ,W , .ll-AI. x 'F' Q1 1 ,i tl' at x 1 1 S 4 1 1 ,r 5 . ., v- ,Apf.. .T- 1 .4 N a v 1 1 xn '-'A' ' , I. .M . -1 N 1 ,' 'r x sv 4 ' . -- 'Q ' B. ,X Q,-2 ' 5 , - U 5 LN N l r 'Tx , x rffx ' I fm' ' . Qi ' ' UIQ! 4, .A .,. ,iw ln.. ' A X .A , ?.v'.' M gil' W, .v V fm-M A I -q.r...: Y 'V , ' I .n' .V A ffvbl. v Q A -. v .- i '1 hi - . 'SZ i .. if -'J '1 Eh x ,fl gn-,Q-1