Binghamton University - Colonist / Pegasus Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

1 MOORE 6 HUTCHIN o - e CLARKE ot gy PUANO. y NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT N -Z OO0 OO Nm THE EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Byrne R. Fone ASSOCIATE EDITORS Susan Gehmn Gertrude Schuler ASSISTANT TO THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Constance Grover BUSINESS MANAGER Al Coen ADVERTISING MANAGER Al Kobb PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Douglas Bateman COPY EDITOR loyce Zack SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER Peter Josephs ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Edward Taub SOCIAL CLUB EDITOR Richard Corash SPORTS EDITOR Robert Blum STAFF Joan Gluckauf Barbara Dobriner Mary Lou Formichelli Harriet Weingarten PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Robert Gosline Jules Kurtz ADVERTISING STAFF Jerrold Benowitz David Slobodin Sidney Felder SECRETARY TO THE EDITOR Dyonne Florence The nineteen forty-eight Colonist was dedicated to those whose quiet inspiration caused a college to be built, who captured a vision! May their spirits light the path ahead. A decade has passed since then, a time in which the light of their spirit has shone on the near fulfillment of their vision. Harpur College has become an institution of high academic merit, the cultural and intellectual center of the community. The college has preserved the tradition of the liberal arts, encouraging her students to pursue a course, not always smooth, which leads, not necessarily to a set of absolute answers, but rather to the difficult task of asking a meaningful question. This, the scholar's right and duty to inquire, is the cornerstone of academic freedom. Such has been Harpur's achievement in the past years. Now, as a member of the State University of New York, also celebrating its tenth anniversary, Harpur College stands on the path, lit now not only by the spirit of the past, but by the hope of the future. We, in nineteen fifty-eight, present this tenth Colonist as a record of the decade of the Colonists publication, as a commentary on twelve years of Harpur's life, and we hope, as a promise for the path ahead. The Editor Endicott, New York Nineteen Hundred Fifty-eight. Ten Years of The Colonist at Harpur H - 3 NI Z 2 v U - Before the Colonist in 1946 . . . Here's where it all began . . . - First Convocation . . . 1946 1948 1949 the fountainhead of learning . . . The Colonist captures the academic spirit these have gone before . . . Harpur in 1950 was able to boast of a cafeteria A experienced biologists and courses in ltalian opera 1952 and 1953 found the Colonist recording the increasing interest in all fields of the Arts -a The Class of Nineteen Fifty-eight You are cordially invited to tea at the home . . . Remember this? 1955 No comment! Sports in'55 Jazz goes to college The Colonist recorded an increase in one of Harpur's traditional sports see page 11 The Class of Nineteen Fifty-eight More seriously though, Harpur has come a long way in ten years. In the last few pages we have tried to reconstruct some of the incidents which make those years memorable . . . The Colonist has recorded the sights of the last decade, it has grown with Harpur. Let us take stock here of our accomplish- ment, and let us also look to times ahead . . . H arpur College :- STATE UNIVERSITY OF New Yo e s SITE OF - HARPUR COLLEGE : J4 STATE OF m mowsconey dl NEw YORK GOVERNOR e - 'a-. mrm A RK Much has been done . . . much is left for the future Here was the beginning the Gym the Dorms And What of Tomorrow? LARSON - STATE ARCHITECT dNS - ARCHITECTS - STUDENT UNION Ten years have passed, years in which Harpur and the Colonist have grown in stature and in quality, to the fert years of the Colonists' existence this book 1is offered, to the twelve years of Har- pur life this book s given, to the times which lie ahead this book 1s dedicated . . w1 WY N R A O DR. WILLIAM S. CARLSON President of the State University of New York MR. MICHAEL N. SCELSI Assistant to the President DR. JACK W. ROLLOW Assistant to the Dean DR. JOHN BELNIAK Director of Student Activities MR. RALPH G. RISHEL Director of Admissions MISS VIRGINIA KINLOCH Assistant Dean of Students MR. CHARLES COOPER Financial Secretary MR. JOHN HIGGINS Admissions Counselor LLILip i The Library Staff MR. JOSIAH T. NEWCOMB Librarian JANET BROWN Assistant Librarian Assistant Librarian GREGORY BULLARD LUCENA KIBBE Junior Librarian JANET WITTMEYER Secretary to the Office of Admissions BETTY HITCHINGS A Secretary to the Office of o Student Personnel ' - MRS. MARGARET WEEKS Secretary to the Assistant to the President EDITH JAMES Faculty Secretary JO DOWNEY Faculty Secretary Faculty Secretary ELLEEN KETCHUM Assistant to the Registrar MARIE CONEY Registrar VIVIAN MUSSO Assistant to the Registrar ELEONOR HUFFMAN Secretary to the President BARBARA WINTERS Secretary to the President MABEL BRAIN Secretary to the Dean CHRIS FICKETT Switchhoard Operator SHIRLEY TINKLEPAUGH Secretary to Admissions Business Office Staff ELINORE KRAUSE CONNIE HUGHES Secretaries to the Assistant to the Dean GEORGE H. AHLGRIM Gary, Indiana Social Science History PAUL ALDEN Great Neck, L. 1., N. Y. Secial Science General Business SOS USG SRO Student Faculty Committees RICHARD ALLEN Binghamton, New York Social Science Accounting FRANCIS ANGELOTTI Oneonta, New York Science Geology Geology Club Vice President RICHARD ASWAD Binghamton, New York Soctal Science Political Science Freshman Class President USG Advocate. President President New York National Student Association Debate Varsity JV Basketball Adelphi Treasurer Gavel Club Vice Chairman Faculty Student Association Secretary Colonial News Bachman Family Scholarship SRO Casting Director Dragon Society, Dean's List 2, 3 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities MARION LEONA BATTAGLINI Endicott, New York Secial Science Sociology Pandorans President, Treasurer Pandoran-of-the-Year 1956 Spanish Club Newman Club Italian Club Pintopplers President USG Corresponding Secretary Senior Class President Chairman Student-Faculty Reception 1956 Freshman Orientation 1957 Winter Weekend 1956 Spring Weekend 1957 Student-Faculty Association Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities MORLAND BERKMAN Watertown, New York Social Science Accounting S0S Pintopplers ROBERT A. BILLS Binghamton, New York Social Science Business Bowling National Intercollegiates Baccacia Historian JAMES BLISS Endicott, New York Science Psychology Goliards Cross Country Psychology Club REYNOLD A. BOEZI Binghamton, New York Social Seience Political Science APO Vice President, President Italian Club Treasurer, President International Relations Club Clarendon Business Manager. Editor Harpur Outing Club RUDOLF BODE Deposit, New York Social Science History Pintopplers Canterbury Club Colonial News Intramural Sports SHIRLEY BRUTVAN Johnson City. New York Seience Mathematics Thalian Society Secretary, Treasurer Newman Club Secretary Mathematics Club President, Treasurer German Club Secretary Book and Key Club Inter-Social Club Couneil Radio Workshop Club Secretary Big Sister Student Leadership Conference USG Course Evaluation Survey Committee Colonial News Copy Editor Chorus, Pep Band Campus Carnival Committee MILTON O. BURTCH Black River, New York Social Science Accounting Goliards Treasurer Basketball Tennis Cross Country Intramural Football Utica Invitational Table Tennis Tourney 1955 CARALYN CAMP Johnson City, New York Secience Psychology Pandorans Historian, Secretary Canterbury Club Secretary Spring Soiree Decoration Chairman Refreshment Chairman - Winter Weekend Refreshment Co-Chairman Student Faculty Reception Refreshment Chairman Band Colonist USG Senior Member-at-Large, Publicity Spring Review Course Evaluation Survey Archery JOHN E. CHANTRY Binghamton, New York Science Biology Biology Club President, Vice President, Secretary German Club Biology Lab Assistant Intramural Basketball. Softball, Football THOMAS E. COCHRANE Greene, New York Seience Geology Geology Club President ROBERT CONANT Binghamton, New York Science Biology German Club President Biology Club President APQO Treasurer French Club Biology Lab Assistant DANE J. COX Greene, New York Soctal Science Economics THADDEUS CZUPRYNA Binghamton, New York Science Math APO Recording Secretary Newman Club Math Club STEPHEN C. DAVIS JR. Albany. New York Humanities Linguistics SOS Equerry. Vice Chancellor, Chancellor Slavie Club President Colonial News Feature Writer, Feature Editor Managing Editor IRC Mock Security Council Colonial Players Harpur College Veterans Association Secretary Newman Club President, Treasurer Dorm Chairman German Club Intramural Football MANUEL DE DIEGO JR. Binghamton, New York Soctal Science Business Administration Baccacia Spanish Club PHILIP DEMAREST Warwick, New York Social Science Accounting APO President, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary Chorus Madrigal Group Lincoln Dormitory President Protestant Fellowship Vice President WILLIAM DENK Binghamton, New York Social Science Sociology Baccacia FRANK DiGRACI New York, New York Social Seience Geography RALPH DINTRUFF Walworth, New York Social Science Sociology ELEONOR DONNELLAN Nanuet, New York Social Science Business Administration Italian Club Newman Club Cassandran Society USG Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary Student Organizations Committee Inter-Social Club Council Inter-Dorm Council Dorm President Dragon Society Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities JOHN DRISCOLL Binghamton, New York Social Science Accounting SIDNEY FELDER Newburgh, New York Social Science Accounting Dionysians Recording Secretary, Parliamentarian Chorus Spring Review Organization The Devil's Disciple Italian Club Jewish Fellowship MARIE FERRANTE Endicott, New York Humanities Foreign Languages French Club Italian Club College Chorus Community Ambassador to France - 1957 IRENE FETCENKO Maine, New York Social Seience Sociology Thalians President, Treasurer Slavic Club Vice President, Secretary Colonial News Circulation Editor, Advertising Manager National Student Association Inter-Social Club Council HENRY E. FLEMING Endicott, New York Seience Mathematics Mathematics Club BYRNE REGINALD FONE Endwell, New York Humanities English Literature Dionysian Society President, Vice President Colonist Editor-in-Chief, Business Manager SRO Chairman, Producer, Art Director Canterbury Club President Gallery Committee Chairman Leadership Retreat Student Directory Chairman Philosophy Club Convocations Committee Publications Committee Colonial News Winter Revue Chorus Deans List 1, 2, 3, 4 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities JOSEPH GABOR Rochester, New York Social Science Political Seience Baccacia Colonial News USG Grievance Committee Philosophy Club QOuting Club JOSEPH F. GARBARINO Binghamton, New York Social Science Business Baccacia Treasurer. Vice President Varsity Basketball Captain, Letterman Basketball Player-of-Year 1956-57 Athlete-of-the-Year Golf Letterman Intramural Football Pintopplers United Student Goyernment Member-at-Large SUE GEHM Center Lisle. New York Social Science History Thalians Chorus Old Maid and the Thief Colonial Players - Secretary Colonist Subscription Editor Associate Editor USG Course Evaluation Survey Protestant Fellowship Pintopplers FRANCIS R. GENNARELLI Binghamton, New York Social Science Accounting Intramural Sports Pintopplers Goliards President Chairman Spring Weekend Pienic 1957 Treasurer Class of 1957 Inter-Social Club Council Intramural Couneil CARMEL M. GIARUSSO Endicott, New York Social Science History ROBERT GRAY Binghamton, New York Social Science Accounting WILLIAM GROGAN Binghamton, New York Social Science Accounting Goliards Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms CONSTANCE GROVER Binghamton, New York Humanities English Literature Colonial News Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Copy Editor News Staff Spanish Club Treasurer Canterbury Club Vice President Colonist Spring Revue Organization Thalians Treasurer Pintopplers Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4 National Student Association Publications Committee Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities WILLIAM H. GUTGESELL Endwell, New York Social Science Geography Goliards Chairman of Maroon Key Spike Shoe Club Cross Country Varsity Letter Track Team Letter Spring Review Organization Winter Review Chess Club DAVID D. GARRICK Pine Plains, New York Social Science Accounting Baccacia Newman Club APO Italian Club REGINA HARDY Endicott, New York Humanities Language CHARLES J. HAYES Poughkeepsie. New York Social Science Business Student-Faculty Reception Refreshments Committee Newman Club Biology Club Secretary Pintopplers ITK Cross Country RICHARD HENDERSON Vestal, New York Humanities Literature Colonial News Adelphi Intramural Sports WILLIAM HESS Middletown, New York Science Biology Biology Club Pintopplers Goliards BARBARA HEYSON Massapequa, New York Humanities English Literature Colonial Players Queens of France Antigonae The Lady of Larkspur Lotion King Henry IV, Part I Colonial Players President, Vice President Board of Directors Pandorans Canterbury Club Colonial News SRO Dorm Proctor RICHARD HOWE Woodmere, New York Social Science General Business S0S Pintopplers Outing Club Newman Club Intramural Sports LILLIAN M. HRICIGA Endicott, New York Social Science Sociology Pandorans Treasurer Slavie Club Secretary Intramural Volleyball, Basketball Chorus RAYMOND HUBBARD Oswego, New York Social Science Business WILLIAM JACKSON Endicott, New York Social Science Accounting RONALD E. JENSEN Vestal, New York Social Science Economics Dionysians Treasurer, Vice President: Spring Review Organization Business Manager Inter-Social Club Council Intramural Council Cross Country Captain Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball Pintopplers Slavic Club Student-Faculty Directory Advertising Manager THOMAS E. JOHNS Binghamton, New York Social Science Ecenomics Dionysian Society Book and Key Club Intramural Sports Pintopplers SRO Colonist Staff Administrative Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief Veterans Organization CORINNE E. JOHNS Binghamton, New York Social Science History Thalians Inter-Social Club Council WALTER JONSSON Binghamton, New York Science Geography USG Adelphi Colonial News Intramural Sports Inter-Social Club Council JOHN JUDGE Johnson City, New York Science Chemistry JAMES KASSEL Hancock, New York Social Seience Business ITK President, Vice President, Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms I1SCC Chairman, Fall 1957 Spring Picnic Committee, 1956 Winter Weekend Co-Chairman, 1956 Intramural Football, Basketball. Softball Volleyball Pintopplers R. JOHN KNAPP Valley Stream, New York Social Science Business Harpur Veterans Organization YOUNG KUK KO Seoul, Korea Social Science Political Science Phalanx DAVID LOUIS KOKIS Rochester, New York Science Biology Alpha Phi Omega Vice President Biology Club Vice President, Treasurer Philosophy Club Secretary German Club Jewish Fellowship LEONARD KONKOWSKI Perth Amboy, New Jersey Humanities General Literature SOS Newman Club Intramural Sports ISCC French Club RUTH PARADISE KONKOWSKI Endicott, New York Humanities French Cassandrans President, Vice President Sergeant-at-Arms ISCC Secretary Sophomore Vice President Newman Club GEORGE KOSTENBADER Endwell, New York Social Science History JULES KURTZ Newburgh, New York Social Science Business EDWARD McHALE Endwell, New York Humanities General Literature MICHAEL A. LA SORTE Endicott, New York Soctal Science Sociology Baccacia Italian Club CHESTER LELIO Johnson City, New York Soctal Science Business USG Treasurer Baccacia Ireasurer Pintopplers President Inter-Social Club Council Intramural Baseball and Basketball Intercollegiate Bowling Chairman Spanish Club JOSEPH LOPOSKY Endicott, New York Social Science General Business DOROTHY MASON Binghamton, New York Science Biology USG Corresponding Secretary Freshman Member-at-Large Junior Member-at-Large Dragon Society Cassandran Society Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities MICHAEL MATERESE Binghamton, New York Humanities Language French Club Spanish Club Slavie Club Pintopplers DAVID MeDERMOTT Rochester, New York Social Science Business Administration ITK Inter-Social Club Council Chairman Spring Picnic 1956 Ihtramural Football Intramural Softball Student Court Justice PHILIP MEDDLETON Johnson City Seience Biology Newman Club Golf FRANCIS P. MELIA Endicott, New York Saocial Science History Italian Club Newman Club Pintopplers Chorus ZOHRAB MELKONIAN Binghamton, New York Humanities English Baccacia President, Vice President, Treasurer Spring Weekend Chairman Clarendon Editorial Board Spanish Club NICHOLAS MESSINA Chenango Forks, New York Social Science Political Science Adelphi Biology Club German Club Colonial News UsG Chorus Convocations Committee Colonial Players Debate Retreat Committee STANLEY L. MINGUS, JR. Middletown, New York Social Science Political Science Adelphi Recording Secretary, Vice President Junior Class Treasurer Spanish Club President Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball Big Brother Student Court Justice Pintopplers Spring Review Organization Colonial Players CARI. H. MITLEHNER Mamaroneck, New York Seocial Science Economics Student Court Justice SOS Chancellor International Relations Club Vice President Pintopplers Vice President, Secretary Lincoln Dorm Proctor Phalanx Vice President German Club Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Intramurals Intramural Council Inter-Social Club Council KARIMA E. MOGANNAM Binghamton, New York Social Science History STEPHEN MYDANICK Brooklyn, New York Social Science History SOS Intramural Sports USG Spring Review NSA Student Faculty Committees IRC Slavic Club Colonial News Clarendon Campus Chest ISCC CLINTON J. PEAKE Long Eddy, New York Science Chemistry Newman Club Math Club German Club Chemistry Club Research Assistant Student Affiliate ACS CHARLES A. PETERSON Jamestown, New York Seience Geology Adelphi Geology Club LEO PHILLIPS Binghamton, New York Science Geography Adelphi SRO Spanish Club ROBERT RAFUSE, JR. Binghamton, New York Social Science Economics Student Court Chief Justice USG Member-at-Large, Advocate Colonial News News Staff Adelphi Recording Secretary, Treasurer Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball and Softhall Debate Club Vice President Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Debate Team Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Chairman Student Leadership Conference Co-Chairman Freshman Orientation Spring Review Organization Stage Manager Spring Weekend Committee There's Something I Got to Tell You Play NYSNSA Central District Chairman Educational Affairs Vice President Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities JAMES REGAN Binghamton, New York Social Science Business Administration Baccacia Secretary Varsity Basketball Intramural Basketball, Football Pintopplers Treasurer, Vice President Italian Club Vice President Senior Class Vice President FRANK D. ROLLO Johnson City, New York Science Physics and Chemistry Intramural Football Mathematics Club German Club Newman Club Chemistry Club Softball LOUIS ROSS Westfield, New York Humanities Languages Colonial Players Spanish Club BARBARA SANDERS Binghamton, New York Social Science Sociology Thalians President. Secretary, Treasurer Colonial News French Club Chorus and Band Tennis Intramural Basketball and Volleyball Pintopplers Secretary Inter-Social Club Council Student-Faculty Reception Refreshment Committee Spring Weekend Canoe Race 1955, 1956, 1957 GERTRUDE LOUISE SCHULER Binghamton, New York Science and Mathematics Chemistry Thalians President, Vice President, Secretary Chemistry Club Secretary-Treasurer Biology Club Secretary Mathematics Club Vice President, Secretary German Club Secretary Chorus Big Sister Colonial News News Staff, Copy Editor Colonist Associate Editor National Student Association Inter-Social Club Council Honor Roll, Dean's List Leadership Conference HOWARD R. SCOTT Binghamton, New York Business Administration Accounting DAWN SEDOR Binghamton, New York Humanities English Literature RALPH SERINO Endicott, New York Social Science Business Italian Club Goliards JOHN A. SERAFINI Binghamton, New York Social Science Accounting Intramural Sports STEPHEN SKURSKI Binghamton, New York Social Science Accounting Baccacia French Club Intramural Football EDWARD G. SOCHOR Endicott, New York Social Science Economics Goliards German Club Treasurer Varsity Basketball THEODORE N. SOMMER Binghamton, New York Sacial Science Economies USG President, Member-at-Large Colonial News Feature Debate Club President Adelphi Sophomore Class President Freshman Orientation Chairman Jewish Fellowship Dragon Society Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities RICHARD T. STANK Johnson City, New York Social Science History Adelphi President, Vice President Corresponding Secretary, Chaplain USG Member-at-Large Big Brother President Junior Class Faculty-Student Association Faculty-Student Organizations Committee USG Handhook Committee Editor USG Publicity Committee Chairman Student Court Justice USG Course Evaluation Survey Committee Chairman Spring Soiree USG Leadership Retreat Intramural Sports Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities DON STROPE Endicott, New York Science Chemistry Goliards Vice President, Secretary Chemistry Club Vice President Pintopplers Intramural Football, Basketball Varsity Golf WALTER SULLIVAN Bingnamton, New York Social Science Business Baccacia Pintopplers Intramural Sports GEORGE SYMULA Auburn, New York Social Science Economics ITK ISCC Newman Club Pintopplers Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball Baseball VIVIAN TARRANT Binghamton, New York Social Science Sociology Thalians ISCC Christian Fellowship Modern Dance Basketball Colonial News Colonist DAVID UNDERWOOD Oriskany, New York Social Science Geography Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball Baccacia Vice President, Secretary LAWRENCE D. WASKO Clinton Corners, New York Social Science Accounting Baceacia President, Vice President, Secretary Pintopplers President, Vice President Newman Club Intramural Football GERALD WEISS Brooklyn, New York Social Science Business THEODORE WENGER Vestal, New York Social Science Business ALAN WHITE Owego, New York Science Chemistry Chemistry Club Pintopplers WILLIAM F. WOOD Johnson City, New York Soctal Science Economics German Club Intramural Council Intramural Athletics Adelphi JOSEPH H. YOUNGS Watertown, New York Social Science Business Administration Baccacia Pintopplers Lincoln Dormitory Counselor SALLY REED YOUNGS Binghamton, New York Science Psychology Chorus Colonial News Pandorans Pintopplers Treasurer, Secretary Inter-Dormitory Council Representative Dean's List P JOYCE MARIE ZACK Syracuse, New York Humanities English Literature Newman Club French Club Pandorans Vice President, Secretary Pintopplers Colonial News Typist, Reporter, Feature Editor Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary Spring Revue Organization Publicity Committee Student Court Recorder Dean's List 1-4 Colonist Staff Copy Editor USG Course Evaluation Survey Officers of the Senior Class President. .. ............... Marion Battaglini Vice President. . . ... ............ James Regan SECTELATY. s w i sint Visw o wadoh 5 5 uss Joyce Zack Treasurer. . ...... ............. Carl Mithlener Sergeant-at-Arms. . .. .. ... ... .. Bill Grogan Members-at-Large . . . Caralyn Camp, Joe Garbarino Seniors Not Shown and Senior Members of the Evening Division Akel, Ferris Baldwin, Frank Bassage, Winfield Brown, Jerry Cartmell, Rheta Mus. Christina, Louise Coe, Arthur Cosgrove, Gloria Edwards, Robert Finn, Joseph Fleming, Henry Grey, Donald Hoffman, Harold Hounslow, John Johns, Marie Kahanic, Magaret Kozak, Arlene Kuharsky, Vera Landow. Ursula Lent, Lois Ietavish, Ronald Loomis, Eunice Macdowell, William Mattis, Donald McGivney, Howard Morgan, Bernard Morrissey, Roger Newnham, Robert Santora, Joseph Silver, Walter Stanton, William Stewart, Robert Van Mechllen, Jacklin Waite, Frank Walsh, John Williams, Glenn Zicari, Pat . Lewis Alexander Dr. Dr. . Aldo Bernardo .. Mr. Dr. . John Brohm John Beall Joseph Berman Micheal Bochnak Edgar Bowers . Richard Burgener BTk B P . John Chalmers, . .. . Donald Coates ... . Dolora Cunningham Miss Mary Demeter Mr Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. M. Dr. . Sidney Harcave . Robert Hart . Richard Face Harold Fagin Jacob Fischtal Amy Gilbert J. Alex Gilfillan Christian Gruber Ronald Hadlock Dick Wick Hall . . Dacid Henderson . William Heyman . Albert House .. . Max Hull . Bernard Huppe . - . Jack Kaminsky . . Louis Kattsoff ... . James Kent . Rodney Ketchum . . Marvin Kristein . . Laurence Leamer .. Vincent Freimarck . Faculty Directory Assoc. Prof. Geography . Asst. Prof. Economics . Inst. Chemaistry Assoc. Prof. Rom. Lang. - Inst. Russian . Asst. Prof. English Asst. Prof. Anthropology Asst. Prof. Philosophy Asst. Prof. History Professor Economics Asst. Prof. Geology Asst. Prof. English o Inst. Art i ,,. Inst. History Assoc. Prof. Psychology Assoe. Prof. Biology Asst. Prof. English . Professor History Assoc. Professor Music Asst. Prof. Lit. and Theatre Inst. Physics . Prof. Mathematics Professor History Assoc. Prof. Physics . Dir. Phys. Ed. Asst. Prof. Psych. Professor History Professor Chemistry Professor English Assoe. Prof. Philosophy Professor Mathematics Professor Mathematics Professor Rom. Lang. Asst. Prof. Economics Professor, Economics Dr. Harry Lincoln Dr. Kenneth Lindsay . Dr. Otakar Machotka Dr. Seymour Mann Dr. Robert Marsh Dr. Max Metlay ... Dr. Rigo Mignani ... Mr. Norman Miller Dr. Dorothea Mueller . M Michiol Qkal e s mr v . Asst. Prof. Music Assoen Prof ... Professor Sociology . Assoc. Prof. Pol. Sci. .. Asst. Prof. English Assoc. Prof. Chemistry Asst. Prof. Rom. Lang. . Asst. Prof. Sociology Inst. Chemistry . Inst. Spanish Dr. Robert Penfield ... Assoc. Prof. Physics Dr.: Philip Piaker ... . Assoc. Prof. Acctg. Dr. Seymour Pitcher Professor Gen. Lit. Mr. Frank Pollard .. Mr. Enrico Quarenteli ... Dr. Jack Richardson Miss Nancy Rippon Mr. Charles Rockwell Mr. Robert Rudin . Dr. Mildred Schellig ... Dr. George Schumacher Dr. Richard Schwartz Dr. Kurt Shello Mr. Jerome Snyder . .. Inst. Phys. Ed. . Inst. Sociology ... Asst. Prof. Psych. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Inst. Phys. Ed. .................... Inst. Geology .................... Inst. Zoology Lec. Anatomy, Physio. A SsER o Bie: . Asst. Prof. Law . Asst. Prof. Pol. Sci. Assoc. Prof. Bus. Ad. DAl dIS e Asst. Prof. German Dr. Joseph VanRiper .. Professor Geography Dr, Peter Vukasin - Assoe. Prof. Econ. Dr. Luitpold Wallach Dr. Paul Weigand . Dy, Joha Welditoe - Mr. Roger Williams . Asst. Prof. Classics ...... Assoc. Prof. German . Assoc. Prof. English . Inst. Rom. Lang. Dr. James Wilmoth Professor Biology Mr. Paul Wolotkin Miss Frances Wright . e InsrA et . Assoc. Prof. Math DR. SEYMOUR M. PITCHER Chairman of the Division of the Humanities : DR. SIDNEY S. HARCAVE Chairman of the Division of the Social Sciences DR. MAX C. HULL Chairman of the Division of Science and Mathematics DR. ALDO S. BERNARDO : DR. VINCENT C. FREIMARCK The Humanaities Y DR. CHRISTIAN P. GRUBER MR. J. ALEX GILFILLAN DR. BERNARD F. HUPPE DR. RODNEY K. KETCHAM The Humanaities DR. HARRY B. LINCOLN DR. KENNETH C. LINDSAY T b o DR. RIGO MIGNANI : DR. ROBERT MARSH The Humanaities MR. MICHIO OKA DR. A. G. STEER DR. LUITPOLD WALLACH DR. PAUL WEIGAND The Humanities DR. JOHN S. WELD DR. ROGER L. WILLIAMS DR. LEWIS M. ALEXANDER The Social Sciences DR. JOHN W. BEALL DR. GILBERT A. CAHILL DR. JOHN CHALMERS MR. NORMAN MILLER The Social Sciences MR. PHILIP M. PIAKER MR. ENRICO QUARANTELLI DR. RICHARD S. SCHWARTZ DR. ALBERT V. HOUSE The Social Sciences DR. MARVIN KRISTEIN DR. LAURENCE LEAMER DR. OTAKAR MACHOTKA DR. KURT SHELL The Social Sciences DR. JOSEPH E. VANRIPER MR. PAUL WOLOTKIN MR. JOSEPH BERMAN DR. HAROLD T. FAGIN Science and Mathematics DR. RONALD K. HADLOCK DR. DICK WICK HALL , DR. LOUIS 0. KATTSOFF DR. JAMES R. F. KENT Science and Mathematics DR. MAX METLAY DR. ROBERT H. PENFIELD MR. CHARLES ROCKWELL MR. ROBERT A. RUDIN Science Mathematics DR. GEORGE J. SCHUMACHER DR. JAMES H. WILMOTH MISS FRANCES M. WRIGHT OH BFBKHU The vear opened auspiciously with a mass demonstration on the new campus. I+Tw The age of the machine finally came to Harpur while people watched breathlessly The shock of the hordes of new freshmen was too greal, and rioting was rampant . . . a special U.S.G. trouble-shooter was called in to evaluate the situ- ation and offer some constructive criticism and responsible comment on the new aspect of co-curricular activity, however, despite these efforts. another demonstration was held . . . WHICH ended . . . with dire consequences. a new law was established, how- ever, and the insurgent freshmen were brought to a swift and terrible justice. Peace was restored and the idyllic days of fall settled on Harpur. The daily packet boat from civili- zation brought news of an unhappy world, but Harpurites saw their domain through eyes blinded by tears of happiness and so all was calm, New leaders were chosen and one of the two or three fol- lowers discovered that Harpur had 8 heen invaded . elaborate precautions and defensive systems were erected to repell the invader. but alas, to no avail . . . The Snow Queen arrived but snow didn't, Some were not too worried about this. but the snow queen commit- tee stood around and wondered what to do. Finally they decided to wait, Suddenly, however, winter de- scended upon the little world of Harpur with a wet thud o :! AA il and the glnrinua season of winter sports began. the one on the right is a winter sport. Thus began that gay. mad round of social activity which has made Harpur the so- cial center of the Triple Cities. Dances were danced, Dragons were created, and a . . . student-faculty relations were at their warmest . . . While this was going on the fac- ulty got even warmer Our glorious leader was so impressed by this attitude of social activity and mirth, that he called in a well-known impressionist painter to capture the im- mortal moments on can- vas . . . and here is the result. and people had parties in blurry barns and musty cellars. But it all had to end. and donning their leiderhoesen, all of Harpur gathered together amid expressions of mixed emotion and joined in a concert and offered themselves forever to the service of Bacchus or perhaps more appropriately, Dionysius. While theses devotions were going on, the new Gymnasium rose looking like an IBM plant from out of the golden sunrise. The new semester arrived and some were gone. General mourning was declared and silence was heard in the land . . . with a great stamping of feet 3 and wild cheering the new freshmen came to Harpur. Soon, everyone had settled down for a long winter's nap and so things went on at Harpur, people did things and more things. It still snowed but everyone kept on dancing and crowning queens and more queens. Dr. Gruber finally made it and while he did, the dorm maid- ens maintained their usual orderly and studious life with the Ilu.x.m The girls began the attack and the Arab situation got progressively worse l K f r'- B Eaf but most people ignored it. .,.. P e People kept right on dancing and observing the usual so- cial amenities and dreaming fond dreams and hoping fond hopes with heads held high. The poet said that when she comes he'd know but most of the other people didn't know or care and so the year went on with the end coming into view. The future was as yet a bunch of balloons to be burst. People got together to talk aboul it and things remained, as IN THE BEGINNING, much the same until THE END ZHZ2unnEsrOmREmTZ2 G THE FRESHMAN CLASS. . . OF NINETEEN SIXTY CLASS OFFICERS President. . . ... ....... .. ... .. ..., Ed Herbert Vice President. . . ... ............ Forrest Wood BECTELARY . v v v s e iv e 2 n s ha Helene Shaw Treasurer. .. .......... .. ... ..... John Beaton Sergeant-at-Arms. .. ... ......... Jeffry Schiller Members-at-Large. . .. ........... Nadya Aswad Joyce Lynch these, who first upon the paths do tread . . . Beverly Sim, Marilou Formichelli, Nadya Aswao, Sami Weingarten. Connie N'IcCornnck Wllla Prince, Norma Nelson, Joyce Fmahbem Leona Kalmanowitz, Priscilla Stokes. Frances Parker, Howard Belasco Tom Brown, Peter Habei- man, Stephan Baker, Frank Mayer, Dave Weber. Aulden Fowler, Alfonse Emmoto. Micheal Buckel, Dave Meeks, Jeff Schiller. Bunny Rios. Barbara Dobriner, Joan Gluckauf, Mary Ann Gibson, Sami Weingarten, Joyce Lynch, Gail Bonem, Dorothy Schmitt, Pauline Tolrico, Ruth Leach, Magaret Ferrante, Maureen Wilcox, Irwin Silver, Herb Tinow, Arnie Levine, Duane Benjamin. John Lyon, G. James Purdy. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Rick dePetris, John Krumanocker, Harvey Goldstein, Ila Solomon, Steve Nyschot, Ed Taub, Jerry Benowitz, Judy Rosoff, Shirley Shotwell. CLASS OFFICERS President................... James Higgins Vice President............... Edward Taub Seeretary.................. Phyllis Samuels Treasurer............... Margaret Williams Members at Large......... Jane Pendergast Robert Fratarcangelo do then continue upon their way to other climes . . 2?2 Carol Shrauger, Audrey Kennedy, Mel Schawartz, Fran Hanks., Bobi Alper, Nuhad Kanaan, William Kress, Carl Zymet. Betsy Knickerbocker, Sandra Lander, Pat Cannaday, Fiske Dewees, Ron Rosenstein, Dick Corash, Hal Cohen, Sam Adolf, Al Kobb, Bob Gionnuzzi, Carl Goodman, Stan Muldovan. THE JUNIOR CLASS The successors to the seats of power, heirs to imminent majesty . . . the journey long, but the goal s theirs now but to grasp? THE OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF FIFTY-NINE Prestdenit., . voisg s sabi s o v aiss s ook Stmon Adolf Vice President . .. ............. Gerald McLain Secretary . .. ... ... ... Sherry Pierce TPEUSTICE v v o wois nom s s 5 a5 e Carl Zymet Sergeant-ab-ATNS. : o cx s s Art Ebeling Members-at-Large. . .. ... ... Betsy Knickerbocker Gene Knapp SR T e N B O U Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges Marion Battaglini, Dick Aswad, Ted Sommer, Byrne Fone, Connie Grover, Bob Rafuse, Dorothy Mason, Dick Stank, Ele Donnellan. Dick Aswad, Steve Mydanick, Byme Fone, Bob Rafuse, Marion Battaglini, Stan Mingus, Ted Sommer, Joyce Zack. Ele Donnellan, Dick Stank. N O w et S The United Student Government Il J' B e B e ---.-.-.-- -... t e z L U.S.G. Officers N. Theodore Sommer Walter Jonsson Barbara Vosburgh Eleanor Donnellan Gerald McLain Ronald Monteperto President ... Vice President Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Advocate MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Nadya Aswad Jane Pendergast Betsy Knickerbocker Caralyn Camp Robert Fratarcangelo Gene Knapp Joe Garbarino Joyce Lynch STUDENT COURT Roy Costley, Dave McDermott, Fran Hanks, Joyce Zack, Stan Mingus, Al Coen, Dick Stank, Carl Mitlehner, Bob Rafuse. INTER- SOCIAL CLUB COUNCIL I:iick de Petris. Nuhad Kanaan. Steve Mydanick, Fran Melia, Ron Rosenstein, Shirly Brutvan, Corinne Johns, Betsy Knickerbocker, Sandy Lander. COLONIST Byrne Fone, Editor Byrne Fone Sami Weingarten Sue Gehm Gert Schuler Mary Lou Formichelli Fredda Lerner Joyce Zack Ed Taub Bob Blum Al Kobb Jerry Benowitz COLONIAL NEWS Don Westlake, Editor Mel Fox Jeannette Scheair Marcia Texler Bill Coons William Randolph Hearst Ken Browne Dick Henderson Bill McConnon CLARENDON Paul Hoffman, Editor Judy Gillette Judy Hanson Ila Solomon Paul Hoffman Reynold Boezi Bill Thompson INTER- NATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Dave Cohen, Sami Weingarten, Steve Mydanick, Joyce Fischbein, Dick Corash, Ralph Spinelli, Nuhad Kanaan. OUTING CLUB Paul Hoffman. Judy Gillette, Judy Bleser, Joan Gluckauf, Ila Solomon, Judy Hanson, Sam Adolf, Bill Thompson, Pete Van Der Linde, Reynold Boezi. The Gallery Committee Judy Gillette. Mel Schwartz, Ila Solomon, Byrne Fone. The Colonial Players Jaki Van Mechelen, Cindy Hatz, Stan Mingus, Leigh Chadwick, Carl Goodman. Renee Bash. Mickey Sklenka, Dave Cohen. Members not shown: Joe Powell, Nedra West- lake, Mary Ann Dekar. Joe Petrone, Joanne Valabek. Cammilla McLeod. Harpur College Chorus Norma Nelson, John Lyon, Inge Nitka, Ron Letavish, Sue Gehm, Duane Benjamin. Kevin Kelly. Dr. Lincoln, Ellen Ventra, Judith Hanson. Fran Parker. Student Revue Organization Stan Mingus. Cindy Hatz, Leigh Chadwick. Renee Bash, Mickey Sklenka. Dick Corash, Dave Cohen. Slavic Club Sidney Greenblatt, Sherry Pierce, Ralph Steinberg, Joyce Lynch, Irene Fetcenko, Steve Mydanick. Ttalian Club Fle Donnellan. Ruth Konkowski, Tony Pellegrino, Sidney Felter, Walt Hanson. Joe Petrone. Dr. Bernardo. Spanish Club Gary Parker, Stan Mingus. Lois Lent. Cindy Hatz, Mike Materese. German Biology Club Dr. Schumacher, Tom Brown. Ed Taub, Dot Mason, Carl Goodman, Dr. Fischtal, Al Kobb. L L Robert Adams, Fran Angellotti, Thomas Cochrane, Don Donnellan. Martin Douglas, Christopher Egan, Jay Gershberg, Sandra Giragosian, Judie Glenn, Angela Grieco, Gene Knapp, John Krumanacker, Carl Leonard. Larry Middaugh. Charles Peterson, Norman Rosenbaum, Rich- ard Schwartz. Dave Slobodin, Ralph Steinberg, Verna Steward, Leo Phillips, Richard Ulmer. Canterbury Association Ed Taub, Larry Olds, Bob Lory, Mary Ann Gibson, Sami Berry, Fredda Lerner, Byrne Fone, Bobi Dobringer, Caralyn Camp, man Club e A TN Renee Bash. Bendy Choresh, Sami Weingarten. Fredda Ler- ner. Bobi Dobriner. Joan Gluckauf, Mary Ann Gibson, Al Kobb. Al Cohen, Ted Sommer, Carl Goodman. Jerry Beno- witz, Ed Taub, Bob Blum, Joe Alaimo. Dave Slobodin. Dave Cohen. Al Coen. Ralph Goldberg, Steve Davis. Jewish All the Members FellOLUSIlip Alpha Phi Omega Ray Cornelius, Sid Greenblatt, Claude Wilson, Winfield Bassage, Gary Cohen, Lloyd Dent, Sid Epstein. Other members in picture unknown. Phalanx Wally Mikulski, Norm Isaacson. Bob Lory, Walt McManus, Larry Olds, Art Freije, Jerry Helley, Jack Morrissey, Joe Lamphere, Duane Zimmer, Jay Lewis, Joe Alaimo, Nick Buccasio, Jim Dory. 0 O oMmMmuw Adelphi OFFICERSFALL SEMESTER President - Dick Stank Vice President ; Stan Mingus Recording Secretary Dick Henderson Corresponding Secretary Steve Kucera Treasurer i Bob Rafuse General Officer Dennis Spetz Chaplain - Mike Wolfson Adelphi OFFICERSSPRING SEMESTER President Stan Mingus Vice President Ron Monteperto Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Dennis Kops Treasurer Bob Rafuse General Officer Dennis Spetz Chaplain Baccacia OFFICERSFALL SEMESTER President Larry Wasko Viee President Joe Garbarino Secretary David Underwood Treasurer Art Coe Historian Stan Muldovan Baccacia OFFICERS-SPRING SEMESTER President Chester Lelio Vice President James Regan Francis Bills Stephen Skurski Richard Emmons Secretary Treasurer Historian Cassandrans OFFICERSFALL SEMESTER President Jeanne Hardy Vice President Sandra Lander Recording Secretary Yvonne Broere Corresponding Secretary Judy Gillette Treasurer Arlene Smith Sergeant-at-Arms . Jane Pendergast 0t Sk T a g Cassandrans OFFICERSSPRING President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms SEMESTER Judy Gillette Jane Pendergast Judith Rossoff Dorothy Mason Phyllis Samuels Sandra Lander The Dionysian Society 'Q' '.I . .'. ; g A F OFFICERSFALL SEMESTER President ... Byrne Fone Vice President Ron Jensen Recording Secretary Sidney Felder Corresponding Secretary Dick Corash Treasurer : Sam Adolf Sergeant-at-Arms Dave Slobodin The Dionysian Society x g OFFICERSSPRING SEMESTER President Ron Jensen Viee President Gene Knapp Corresponding Secretary Al Kobb Recording Secretary Jerry Benowitz Treasurer Ed Taub Sergeant-at-Arms Hal Cohen Goliards President Viee President Srrrr!rnj Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms AR o OFFICERSFALL SEMESTER Robert Ellis Donald Strope Lawrence Webster Gerry O'Donnell Joseph Soposky Ron Rosenstein Goliards Did a Goliard make this ? ? 7 OFFICERSSPRING SEMESTER Robert Ellis Donald Strope John Welsh Gerald O'Donnell Claude Wilson President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Ron Rosenstein ! There's bound to be a Goliard here some place OFFICERSFALL SEMESTER President . Arthur Ebeling Treasurer Stan Dahle Secretary Norm Rifkin OFFICERSSPRING SEMESTER President Frank Tynan Treasurer Stan Dahle Sf.'PJ PHH'-Y 7;001';.10 S.Vllllll'd Pandorans OFFICERS-FALL SEMESTER President : Marion Battaglini Vice President i Sally Henderson Recording Secretary Caralyn Camp Corresponding Secretary 3 Avis Reines Treasurer . s Dorothy MeDermott Historian : Lucy Marlin Pandorans OFFICERSSPRING SEMESTER President Sally Schmiedlin Vice President Dorothy MeDermott Recording Secretary - oo Sherry Pierce Corresponding Secretary .. Lois Lent Treasurer ... Pat Cannaday Sergeant-at-Arms . Mickey Sklenka OFFICERSFALL SEMESTER Chancellor e . Carl Mitlehner Vice Chancellor Tom Agan Seribe e ., Richard Jost Exchequer . Gerald Weiss Equerry .. Melvin Schwartz OFFICERSSPRING SEMESTER Chancellor Vice Chancellor Seribe Exchequer Equerry Carl Mitlehner Colin McKirdy Richard Jost Gerald Weiss Melvin Schwartz Thalian 8 F 4 i - - 5 L il ERTIEN A A7 IEERE OFFICERSFALI, SEMESTER President Jean Russel Viee President Gertrude Schuler Secretary - Sandra Giragosian T'reasurer Fiske Dewees Thalian OFFICERSSPRING SEMESTER President Shirley Brutvan Vice President Jean Russell Secretary Fiske Dewees Treasurer Sue Gehm Historian Sandra Giragosian The COLONIST would like to take this opportunity to thank those people who have helped us in putting out this book. We would like to thank especially Miss Joan Gluckauf for taking over the job of Subscription Manager in mid-year and Mr. Gordon Schwartz and Mr. William Warriner who have been of itmmeasur- able aid in the photography department. A x g v g ek e AA , 5 A, o 5 - P .1,7'1'5 QFS..!. v ' ...'-Ri , . L - T Q . 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