Albany College of Pharmacy - Alembic Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Newman Club Officers Row 1. D. McGregor, G. Campese, L. Snyder, D. Grossman, M. L. Rapello, S. Regina, N. Paulin, E. Lewis, P. Christo, M. Cepiel. Row 2: E. White, E. Wordy, A. Dellea, M. Foley, D. Grimaldi, S. Nicholson, J. Glassbrenner, S. Mc- Namara, M. Eagle, T. Techman, E. Molloy. Row 3: V. Cozzarelli, R. DelGenis, J. Sheely, D. McAndrew, W. Candido, R. Kennedy, J. Vidoni, J. McElligott, J. Newell, W. Donohue, R. McDonald. Row 4. C. Harsanyi, S. Maloney, J. Guokas, L. Greiner, J. Boink, J. Kallfelz, V. Grimaldi, F. Alisanski, E. Mack, W. Cetnar. 31

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The Newman Club, founded by Henry Car- dinal Newman, is an organization whereby the Catholic students of a non-Catholic college are enabled to learn more about their religion and keep a closer contact with God. Under the leadership of Father Murphy, assist- ant pastor at Saint James Parish, and of the officers, President William Dwyer, Vice-President Michael Gisondi, Secretary Dorothy Watson and Treasurer William Eccles, t,he Newman Club has an active part in the lives of the Catholic students at the Albany College of Pharmacy. Throughout the year, monthly Communion breakfasts are held at Saint James Church. Two boys from the college serve the priest at Mass on these mornings. This has proved a most pleasant way of worshipping together and fulfilling ou obligations of Holy Mass and Holy Communior The annual May Day parade was again thi year met with much enthusiasm by the Newmar ites. This open devotion to the Blessed Mothe is a demonstration of our belief in the Mother o God. Father Murphy, despite his busy schedule, ha taken time to visit the school two days a week ti enable any student, Catholic or non-Catholic, t obtain help and guidance with religious or per sonal problems. Also, this gives us all a chano to better acquaint ourselves with our chaplin. The officers thank everyone for their coopera tion throughout the year. Your Newman Club like any other organization is as successful as you the members make it. Row 1 B. Plahanski, J. Franco, F. Jastrzebski, B. Eccles, W. Dwyer, Rev. John J. Murphy, D. Watson, M. Gisondi, M. Schipp, C. DuPlessis, E. Bogdanski. Row 2. R. Fernandez, R. Femia, A. Garro, J. Sandford, P. Kucza, W. Wall, J. Little, R. Landschoot, N. Blanchette, J. Beatson, T. Fitzgerald. Row 3- J. Meeker, P. Mellin, E. Connally, B. Taor- mina, J. Battaglia, R. Doyle, M. Gigliotti, R. Stote, R. Marra, L. Fazio, B. Shanley. Row 4. D. O’Grady, R. Robin- son, H. Norman, C. Ward, J. Sheeley, J. Ahearn, D. Mrtarrese. 30

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r Row 1. L.E. Binkley, L. Conover, B. Rindge, J. Gurnee, H. Benway, M. Ewart. Row 2. H. Randall, C. Spagnoletti, L. Cassidy, C. VanDyk, A. Ventenberg, E. McBride. Row 3. J. Wilcox, C. Lawrence, H. McLamb, E. Jorolemon, R. Baylis. Student (Christian Association For the Student Christian Association, this past year has been successful and re- warding. Organized to coordinate the Christian faith to student needs, S.C.A. enriches our lives spiritually and provides invaluable guidance throughout our college years. Through fellowship and discussion, oppor- tunities for religious study are presented, influencing and strengthening our faith. Intriguing topics such as Disbelief in God” and Religion in Folk Music and Jazz” were considered at our regular meet- ings, and we joined in a formal worship service at our annual Communion Break- fast which was held this year at the Madi- son Avenue Baptist Church. Other religious activities included the joint meeting with 32 State Teacher's College Student Chr Association in observance of rhe Unit Student Day of Prayer, and the repres tion of our S.C.A. at the New York . Conference, which took place at Syr; University. Social fellowship is an important of our program. Our fall picnic gave day of food and fun. We also sponsor square dance for the entire school. Ever enjoyed an evening of swinging and menading” and plentiful refreshments Our very successful year is due to work of Barbara Rindge, our presi Linda Conover our vice-president, and Gurnee, secretary. We would especially to thank or advisors Professor Binkley Professor Ewart, and Reverend Frank S; who devoted their time to assist our S.