Buffalo State College - Elms Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)
- Class of 1962
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Sfafe Universify College of Buiqcilo HENRY OLSEN . . ..... Editor DICK RUSS . . . . . Business Mgr. ...B , fS'f 'n Mfg, .Q I . Q , fax- 1,3 1:-r J. s, .i,L43:, V r i' w if 1 as r i 1 i Those of us at State are a small part of American life to accommodate the tax payers of the state and all their ideas of what their children and the whole of civilization should grow up to be. -.2 '92 WW M .,-4 -aw... 1 Q... ,, 'QE K W J it -wk ' 6- 1 M WNW ,z-ibn if V L L sgg M Q LL LE fx A Wiliifiq . 7 'w:f'i? ': Y . fvjyf I z bfi., L . .. . ' L L e A V Q .,. ,, ,, g XAALA i M L MQ ., A 3,955 V A J I Y 7 ,.. - -- f , WL . L L, L I 'iyy fm 25. L ' 1 LL ' gf f , ' -F' 2 - 5 L ,L . A j ': A A mn i 5 , .. 4 ' Y .4 whim ws H . wmmtw .LA fs . , 1 L, an 1 V , ' K . j -'f Qglf ' I DYTX ' 'If 'Q' ,V 'AQ .. L ' - ,, . ' 'U WL Q in f ' L 52 -:Tl I L 'fy - L . 'F' ' ' ' ' ,QM P ' if-fd iff .. M K' . QM, .- - K gy N - wg, , g. -. - h.- K'L,' '- V ,.. 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ALL SEASONS As the year progresses from season 'co season, we progress up the ladder of success. 1 i M- Ag! I I STUDY AND RELAXATION As we go through the clay there is time 'For stucly and relaxation: to mold minds and personalities. 04163 ge 7 Behind these walls are being formed the future educators of our country. N Q ' - ' sas. ' 'i ifzqggsq A ,Mm Ls,-k ,Q ,.,,rr kr 35 H V V .yyk , Q ZZ ' K V ,f ,-33 1- - L, N t - W 2 ' ' Q ,X V'kkV f at N s tt s n nn A l . M s s, fm. S , . . -1. 55 U li I ..jf LQ s A ' t Q gg. fs st + is is f ., ,i -,... - QW? - W. , ' i W EBU me vi ew Q., QE, NEW BUILDINGS Progress is shown in many forms. Our new buildings show the growth of facilities and opportunities available to students of the near future. i an Q 1 1. 1 .4 - - - -Q Q gg-new W., ,M Q iw .W am. Qf- ww.. any -..v,M-fm. alfa., if.-f K 1-w em ff. M M . , . . ,- Q RW, Y - , ,,.. Mg.: . , W .- W 1 Ml. . 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Wi z '?'HrM 1w 'wi'lf1 -- ,. 11QW19AgV1-w,wy- -,--, J - , ' pf 'J www 2L4gm-Wi'flw'1a1'-uw: Mx m.'.f,e Amfqwfi ffedx gp, t My ., ,f.Yrf..w'-1 mwm1,q:gfLq4,4nfMS21 U Mwqgwfavs.,-5 yy A fx 1,,:.m,L w'WP27fwq',g:u . , W , W5 ..WQ,,yw W Y Wd f 'X' -.mm f f A . W'.2fQ,, . - W - A545-?f'3 l x 'W if 2 Y f m 5. 5 A-W A f , ' Q N .X F V' ,A , .1 1 f -5 ' 1: w' 5 ' n. f , : 1 . ' ' ' 'H' ni' 5 A 1, fo. s , '51, slug, till' gg ' 3 , ea . ' wg, JL ' 7,9 li, V A .Q A W . A STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEG 1300 ELMWOOD AVENUE, BUFFALO 22. NEW YORK aslrvo 4 ,nwn, P ? 1 2 2 . x f, v + 1948. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDEN Dear Students: The years glide by quickly at college and soon tomorrow is yesterday, Change which is constantly taking place is recognized in ourselves and on our campus. We come to college to have our minds stretched that we may see another point of view, that we may liberate the best we have in the service of humanity and for our professional interests. You who are graduating represent the intellectual ferment which is felt as you participate now in your community activities and as you teach the children of today who represent the future of tomorrow. Let me wish you Godspeed. Z Paul G. Bulger '53 Q? ff 35 5 W DEANS Row I: C. LaMor+e, R. Whifford, V. Pra++. Row 2: M. Monroe, R. Augus+ine, J. Bar Tow, D. Womer, J. Dingeldey, F. Ray, L. Raps. W. I., Q N1 L as M 1' J,L,Yz: fw ,fy-z J 1' fa' .- 'Z I 645 '7 x in ,ai 1-'K il 1 I 2:1-Q III' X lx wff f ff,g3?'UO 4- 42, if 4 if ww' .1 11. . FACULTY MATH Row I: R. Eberr, Chairman: C. Rodney, M Monigomery, V. TrasI'1er. Row 2: J. Barr G. Torcninelli, R. Clwerkauer, J. Olear, P I-Iilaire. SCIENCE Row I: J. Urban, Chairman: D. TIwieIIcing, W. Sane-IIer, E. Seeber, G. Laug, D. Young, I-I. Collins. Row 2: R. Moisancl, M. Dupre, W. Ainsworrh, R. Lamplcin, H. Sengbuscn. V. Nadolinski, T. EcIcer+, I. Tesnner, F. I-Iarrnan, M. Alam. Am. fl A Wyy- ART Row I: C. Heyman, R. Karcher, J. Dellus, E. Dalcln, D. Winebrenner, S. Czurles, Chair- man, B. Egan, D. Barclay, J. Bolinslcy, N. Belfer, D. Andersen. Row 2: G. Slrarlc, l-l Glover, W. McCracken, W. Brellr, D. Wilson, N. Truesdale, C. Bauer, M. Bode, V Papanelc, P. lv1arlin,S. Kassman, E. Wolfgruber. ff re J EDUCATION Row I: I. Ware, C. Heddem, M. McComb, l-l. Sleflam, A. Flnlc, A. Burrell, E. Perm, 0. l-lerlzberq, Chairman, J. Parllca, D. Edwards, W. Barmell, A. Marlorana. Row 2: I.. Lange, J. Dodd, R. Wlwillord, M. Bllslcy, A. Mllarwovlclw, S. Craylon, M. O'Brien, S. Mllcolofl, M. Wells, M. Brown. ...A LANGUAGE C. Messner,Cl1airmamg D. Dacey, E. Liglwl GENERAL STUDIES Row I:W.Beker,CI1airman: R.I-Iogue, E. D'AngeIo. Row 2:M.Cl'1an'1berIIn,S.BanIc, I-I.I-Iackewur, F.Iv1ac- Kniqlnf, R. Vannoy. ENGLISH Row I: I-I. KIomp, W. Gregg, J. Plqueflre, M. Norenberg, M. Vucinich. Row 2: J. Cole man, T. I-Ierfhel, M. Fried, S. Sherwin, F. Drew, Chairman, B. Gronewold, C. Slwuck W. Greenwood. ., 4 ge I an 6 ww we wx N 5 5f2ff5,,.iffxeYigflW.,2 ,, . ,AfNvg,g,Q.zf.:e.fwfm.. . ff g5w,:j,,,3S I I SM.-,.., . . . . vi, .M-k, .- ,J W- ,: . ,,. 3:.,.,,5,, INDUSTRIAL ARTS Row I: I.. Callen, A. Capen, E. Rusself, C. Cook, L. Smalley, K. Brown Chairman, J. Messon, W. PaIme+er. Row 2: L. Pofeszak, W. Bowers E. Morrice, T. Truoleau, S. Brooks, I-I. Meyer, R. Miller, C. Johnson K. I-Ieinfz, G. Girnloel, E. Neufnardf, R. Klein, I.. Romaniulc, B. Sfein zor, D. Cappiello. HOME ECONOMICS Row I: M. Buolclenhaqen, I-I. Cawley, E. ff ff' I' I ii Douglas, M. Grant Chairman. Row 2: R. Sfewarf, J. Clarlee, F. Bufler, S. Cragan, P. Weaver, M. Sfoner, E. Kane, M. Meag- her, A. Roudebush. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9 ,fn 2 Row I: M. Spaulding, Chairman: G. Welf .,,.,e,,f,,,,, 5 Q f borne, M. LaRocque, I. Mikkelsen. Row 2: H. Coyer, A. I-Iawkes, F. I-Iar+ricIc, D. Nor- ris, I-I. MacAcIam, R. Marsh. Lg.' z WWWWMM 2 - liek ,fi , wx , lm SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: S. I-Iamady, E. Brown, M. Mafossian, F. I-IoIis+er, Chairman. Row 2: E. Brunger, G. Moyer, I. Foladare, J. PaImer, G. Falk, R. Brown, D. Rogers, R. Sfone, J. Boyd I-I. Pejrerson. ii' GEOGRAPHY R. Beaudef, W. Laux, A. Felcefe. 26 MUSIC Row I: P, BaiIey, W. Tallmadqe, W. Champion, P I-Iomer, S. Boyd, CIIGIFVDGUI C. English, D. IvIiIc:IneII J. Wincenc. EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION Row I: S. Dickson, N. I-IaIIoran, E. Lawrence, J. Winscnel. Row 2: M. BIousIein, I-I. Mann, Chairman: J. Page, B. GaIIagIner, O. NII4oIoI'I. 5.- ,414 H CAMPUS SCHOOL Row I: lvl. Scollr, E. Douglas, F. Tyau, J. Bradley, l-l. Slwelclon, R Sandslone, R. Sugarman, Principal. Row 2: S. Slerrell, J. Ledoux R. McCabe, R. Muck, L. Thompson, D. Milcllell, D. Trallon, lVl.Smi+l1 R. Bradley, E. Gover, l-l. Tlwielking. CAFETERIA STAFF Row I: A. Moriellaro, R. Cosianfino, J. Clwrisiian- sen, D. Deering, J. Nowak, O. Panzica, J. Canna- meiia, Direclrorq N. S+uH. Row 2: H. Schermeriiorn. P. Raifel. LIBRARY STAFF F. Fowler, D. Adams, B. Maclcin, J. Niezgoda, T. Niemi, Head Li- brarian: M. Cramer, C. Kraemer, M. Koraie, L. Kemp, M. Gensbifiel, P. McNamara, F. Dubner. i,i ,I w, aFi.. ' . . .. . . M I 5 29 u . . , . , , , V -,A 4 ' A' . 1 '1sq' :swf'g -2 .az WLS? DK 1 lfAfW9i:1f'ffi:'M vw Lf - S ' 'iv ..,A , W .MM ,..,.,M S E Y S ,..........M. ,,.,......... ,....,w.... E ,...... ,.......... ,..,. r .. . , ,.. I pg L., J 11. x CLASSES Y, 3 JACK GREENAN Presidenf 32 F gp -:W SHIRLEY BOYER 2nd Vice Presideni' JERRY BERIS DIANE CONTI 15+ V569 PFGSid9nJf Recording Secrelrary JO ANN LOVE Corresponding Secretary DONALD VERITY Sergeant at Arms THOMASINE SCHWEITZER JEAN KOMAREK Treasurer Historian CLASS OF 1962 The members ot the Senior Closs ore neor the top step ot the lodder ot their ocodemic progress ot the Stote University College. The Senior Closs sponsors Senior Week ot the closure ot their yeor, considered by mony os the highlight ot their college coreer. 33 BrigiH'e Adam Buffalo. New York Excepiional Educalion Minnie E. Adams Wesi Falls, New York Elemeniary Eclucaiion Joseph Amico Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educaiion Josephine Amico Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educalion 34 Clifford Aldrich June Alfman Poisdam, New York Kenmore, New York Ari Educaiion Elemeniary Educaiion James R. Amos Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Eclucaiion Lois B. Anderson Kenmore, New York Elerneniary Eclucaiion Carol E. Angello Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educalion Marilyn C. Armbrusfer Greer Neck, New York Excepiional Eolucaiion Pafricia Anderson Paul Andruczyk Kenmore, New York Buffalo, New York Home Economics Elemenlary Eclucalion E. Pafricia Auberi' Georginna Auer June M. Ausfin Gary L. Awkerman Niagara Falls, New York Williamsville, New York Niagara Falls, New York Hamburg, New York Arr Educarion Elemenlary Educaiion Elemeniary Eclucaiion Secondary Eolucaiion 35 Winifred Ayres Lancasler, New York Exceplional Educalion QQ , Bernard Ball Buffalo, New York lnduslrial Arls Eugene Baiscl1 Barbara Boll Norllm Tonawanda, New York Buffalo. New York lnduslrial Arls Elemenlary Educalion Mrs. Leona Barafh Lynda Lee Bargman Siegfried Barke Beverly Barsiow Grand Island, New York Buffalo, New York Norllw Tonawanda, New York Tonawanda. New York Elemenlary Educalion Early Secondary Eclucalion lnduslrial Arls Elemenlary Educalion s' i 36 'Kev Barbara Joan Barszcz Le Roy K. Barfoo Barbara Baverlein Roberi' Beacly Niagara Falls, New York Buffalo, New York Grand lslancl, New York Niagara Falls, New York Elemenlary Educafion Early Secondary Educafion Elemeniary Educalion lncluslrial Aris Kennefh J. Beck Buffalo, New York lndusirial Arls I I Linda Faecher Becker Phyllis Becker Buffalo. New York Roclwesler, New York Elemenlary Educaiion Elemenlary Eclucalion Elizabe+h Behm Lockporl, New York Secondary Eolucalion 37 if 'iii' Roberi' Bemisderfer Mary Lee Benfkowski BeHy Berger Jerome Beris l Tonawancla, New York Hamburg, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Ar? Eolucalion Elemenlary Educalion Excepfional Educalion Elemenlary Educalion Joseph J. Besch Kenmore. New York Elemenlary Educalion Bonnie Gay Bi'I'ner Ellen Bloom Williamsville, New York Roclwesfer, New York Elemenfary Educalion Elemenfary Educalion Beverly Bmme Arcade. New York Exceplronal Educahon Carol Rufh Bluman Rome, New York Arr Eolucalion Rifa Bogdan Buffalo, New York Jucli+l1 Bloomgren llse Bluesiein Elementary Educallon Lockport New York Crolon-on-The-Hudson, N. Y. Ari Eclucalion Exceplional Educalion Ellen Bollinger lMrs.l Pafricia Bonarelc Harolcl Boniface Sandra Bonlak Blasclell, New York Lackawanna, New York Lackawanna. New York Rensselaer, New York Elemenlary Eclucafion Elemenlary Eclucalion Secondary Eolucalion Arl Eolucarion lg? 55, .S 39 Jucli+l1 Booclson Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educalion Merrill W. Bowen Salamanca, New York Early Secondary Eolucalion Louis T. Boyer Shirley Boyer Salamanca, New York Albany, New York lnclusirial Aris Elemeniary Eclucalion Jerry Borkliolcler Elizaloeflm Bo'H'ini Oaklield, New York Rome, New York Secondary Eolucaiion Exceplional Eclucaiion Jean Boyle Pefer E. Bradley Orclwarcl Park, New York Kenmore, New York Elemeniary Eolucaiion Ari Eclucaiion 40 Roslyn C. Brainerd Ann Breir Marcia L. Brock Wayne Broman Niagara Falls, New York Norllw Tonawanda, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo. New York Elernenlary Educaiion Early Secondary Educalion Home Economics lnduslrial Arls Colleen Brown Gouverneur, New York Ari Eclucalion Janice Brown Beryl Brusfein Geneseo, New York Mouniainclale. New York Arr Eolucaiion Elemenlary Educalion Ray Buchanan Buffalo, New York lnoluslrual Arls 41 Y Carol Buck Kenmore. New York Arr Educalion Hyncla Burclman Golcly Burey Roberi' E. Bury Bul-lalo, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Exceplional Eolucalion Elemenlary Educalion Arl Eolucalion BeHy L. BurneH Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educafion Ronald W. Buss Kafhleen E. Byrne Wesl Seneca, New York Kingslon, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Exceplional Educalion Ann Burr Buffalo, New York Early Secondary Eclucalion 42 Mariorie Cannizzaro Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educafion ,Salvafore R. Cardmale Buffalo, New York Exceplnonal Eclucahon Clara Cain Mary Lou Campanelli Elmira, New York Bullalo, New York Elemenlary Educallon Elememlary Educalion Barbara Carey Anne Cavalcoli Gary O. Carman Rebecca Caylor Saraloga Springs, N. Y. Wes? Seneca, New York Hamburg, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalion Exceplional Educarion Exceplional Eclucafion Elemenlary Educalion 43 Jean Ceniglio Wesl l-lempsleaol, New York Home Economics Mary Jane Chenauli' l A laik Delmar, New York A Elemenla ry Eolucalion Jil Diana Ann Chapin Celia Chapman Buffalo. New York Balavia, New York Home Economics Home Economics Angeline Chudzinski William Church Delfina Cid Jacquelyn Clayfon Buffalo, New York Niagara Falls, New York Tonawanda, New York Rochesler. New York Elemenlary Educafion Early Secondary Educalion Elemenlary Educalion Arf Educafion ,M 44 Donald Conklin Nancy Connolly Hamburg, New York Snyder, New York lndusirial Aris Home Economics James Commerforcl Sally Jane Concarcli Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York lnduslrial Aris Ari Eclucaiion Linda D. Cracknell Helen M. Crane Kenmore, New York Morrisville, New York Elemeniary Eclucalion Excepiional Educafion Diane Louise Confi Jamesiown, New York Early Secondary Eclucalion Lois Crifoplw Buffalo, New York Excepiional Educaiion J. Davicl Crockefi' Michael P. CroH'y Susan Currie Pafricia Cwynar Buffalo, New York Bosfon, New York Amsferolam, New York Buffalo, New York Secondary Eolucafion Arf Educafion Arf Educafion Elemenfary Eolucafion Joseph Czyrny Buffalo, New York Elemenfary Educafion Donna Jean Dale Buffalo, New York Elemenfary Educafion 46 W, Laura Damiani Barbara Darclarian Buffalo, New York Niagara Falls, New York Elemenfary Eolucafion Elemenfary Eolucafion Gail Davis Clarence, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion ff so h Frank Davison If 3 i Baldwin, New York S lndusirial Arls Janice Darnley Joyce Davids Buffalo, New York Sclweneciady, New York Elemenlary Eclucafion Exceplional Educarion John Daylon Deanna De Glopper Marilyn De Glopper Anfhony Delapa Gowanda, New York Norllw Tonawanda, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlrary Eclucaiion Ari Educalrion Exceplional Educalion Elemenlary Educaiion 47 Edward M. Dempsey Buffalo, New York lndusrrial Arrs Roberf J. De VH'o Roclwesler, New York Early Secondary Educalion s im ,f kg, if ff' Q Nancy Dennis Geneva, New York Arr Educalion Joan Diefrich Buffalo, New York Elemenrary Educalion ff Angeline Di Leone Linda Dinersfein Theresa G. Di Renzo Norllw Tonawancla, New York Kingslon, New York Syracuse, New York Elemenfary Educalion Elemeniary Eclucalion Elemeniary Educaiion ig 6,3 A-:iff , :M , 1 E 2 K K . tx ,Wg 5 -y n., rrir in ' V ff 1 X Q .,i., zl. Daryl M. Dolorindl' Buffalo, New York Elerneniary Educaiion Barbara M. Doeblin Rose M. Dombrowski Geneva, New York Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educaiion Home Economics Helen Doclrill Norllw Tonawancla, New York Elemeniary Eclucalion Rosemary Drumm Oswego, New York Ari Eclucaiion 49 1 James Ducleclc Buffalo, New York lnduslrrial Arls Nancy P. Dudley Jane A. Duffy Mary Anne Duffy Williamsville, New York Kenmore, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalrion Home Economics Elemenlary Eclucalion John C. Duggan Kenmore, New York lnoluslrlal Arls Judifh Ann Dunn Jacqueline Duprey Kenmore, New York Sararoqa Springs, New Yor Arl Eolucallon Elemenlary Educalion Mary Duncan Binglnamlon, New York Elernenlary Eclucalion 50 1.-41 Barbara J. Durfee Kenmore, New York Elemenrary Educarion Peggy Ebeling Buffalo, New York Elemenfary Educarion sv s If Jeanne Durick Norfh Tonawanda, New Yo Elernenrary Educafion Margarei' Pafricia Edwards Elma, New York Efemenfary Educajrion I' vw- fx fi 5 M Q 1' Q1 4 V 3 . Y E km f fi f 221ii3:f - , ' 1 3 Q 4? 1- X Q P 4 we Y A3 f , Y A rf . ey is .--if -H ,w w aw E 525:12 za . i rk wwf, , ,, 4 ' f L i : ,rig .- ,lg ,-+L-f .ygfsf ,,,, Q ,L V N3 W Lulse K. Eadle Buffalo, New York Elernenrary Eolucahon S+even Eas+man Burfalo. New York Elemenfary Educafion Elinore Effimoff Mary Eisele Lackawanna, New York Orchard Park, New York Elemenfary Educarion Arr Educarion 51 Lorna Eldred l:orJrCovir1glon, New York Arl Educalion David E. Elsaesser Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eclucaliorl K V W Barbara Elek Charles J. EllioH' Buffalo, New York Hamburg. New York Elemenlary Educalion Elemenlary Eclucalion Lorraine Elsie Sally A. Ernewein Carol F. Erns'I' Edward G. Esclrlner, Jr. Buffalo, New York Jameslown, New York Jamaica, New York Wes? Seneca, New York Elemenrary Educarion Elemenlary Educalion Elemenrary Educarion Incluslrial Arls 52 Daniel N. Evans John R. Ewen Geraldine Fahey Theresa A. False++i Buffalo, New York Ebenezer, New York Jameslrown, New York Niagara Falls, New York lndusirial Aris lnoluslrial Arls Elemenlary Eclucaiion Elemenlary Eduoarion Margaref S. Ferris Vesial, New York Arr Eclucalion Roberl L. Ferry Bmclalo, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Joan L. Fargo Randolph, New York Elemeniary Educaiion Sally Ann Fila Springville, New York Elennenlary Eclucalion 53 Lorraine R. Fink Buffalo, New York Ari Educaiion Gayle A. Fifzgeralcl Janei' Ann Fleishmann Bulifalo, New York Kenmore, New York Arr Educaiion Early Secondary Educaiion Michael D. Fox Burialo, New York Arr Educarion Nicholas Franko Buffalo, New York Excepruonal Educailon Warren Frankel Buffalo, New York Secondary Educaiion Carol Ann Fox Buffalo, New York Early Secondary Educarion Jane S Fraser Buffalo New York Elemenrary Educalion ' Barbara Fruehauf Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eolucalion Sharron F. Gaefa Buffalo. New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Donald Fredriksen Carol French Blasdell, New York Yonkers, New York lnduslrial Arls Arr Eolucalion Charles R. Gaiser Genfre L. Garmon Nancy Gaude Malinda Gay Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Lockporl, New York Buffalo, New York lndusfrial Arls Elemenlary Eolucalion Elemenlary Eclucalion Arr Educalion Viole'He A. Geiger Buffalo, New York Early Secondary Educalion Carl Giambelluca Clweeklowaga, New York 21 Ie: W Secondary Educalion Lillian S. Geralclson Susan Gerring N Buffalo, New York Roclwesier, New York Elernenlary Educalion Elemenlary Eoluca+ion l Ronald Giese Duane E. Gillespie Roberf G-iorgini Joan Glusker Cowlesville, New York Easl' Aurora, New York Lancasler, New York Ellenville, New York Secondary Eolucarion lndusirial Arrs Elemeniary Educafion Excepiional Educalion V Wilberi' A. Gnadf, Jr. Sheila A. Goldsiein Suzanne J. Golds+ein Mary Ann Gondek l Kenmore, New York Porr Clwesler, New York Lynbrook, New York Norrlw Tonawanda, New York Ari Eolucalion Elemenlary Educalion Excepiional Educalrion Excepiional Educa+ion Roberi' F. Gorney Sloan. New York Early Secondary Educalion David R. Gould Eden, New York Early Secondary Educalion Mary J. Goris Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eolucaiion Geraldine Grabowski Buffalo, New York Exceplional Educalion 57 W f BWP i QS Richard S. Grabowski Shirley A. Graf Roland Granger Eugene T. Graser Buffalo, New York Williamsville, New York Buffalo, New York Hamburg. New York Ari Eclucaiion Elemenlary Educaiion lnolusirial Aris Elemeniary Educaiion Suzanne M. Gray Valley Siream, New York Ari Eclucaiion Geraldine M. Graziano Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eolucaiion 58 Irene E. Graziano Pafricia A. Green Buffalo, New York Roclwesier, New York Elemeniary Educaiion Elemeniary Eolucaiion Buffalo, New York l Joanne E. Grossman Barringlon, Rhode Island Elemenlary Educalion Jol1n G. Greenan Joanne C. Grimaldi Clweeklowaqa, New York Buffalo, New York Elernenlary Educaiion Elemenlary Educalion jk' ,5 k '-swan! - I James F. Gruber Melinda F. Guenfher Anifa Gunderson Marilyn Gunn Buffalo, New York Ransomville, New York Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Elernenlary Educalion Ari Eolucalion l-lome Economics Elemenlary Educaiion 59 Norman D. Gronning I Exceplional Eolucalion 1 Clayfon R. Gurnef, Jr. Corfu, New York Elemenfary Educalion Theodore R. Hadley Lockport New York Elemenla ry Eolucalion Agnes Gu+l1rie Pavilion, New York Home Economics Lawrence A. Hall James J. HalleH Barbara Halligan Rochesler, New York Buffalo. New York WolcoH, New York Arr Eclucafion lndusfrial Arfs Elemenlary Educafion 60 Mary Haber Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educafion David E. HaH'er Roclwesler, New York lnclusfrial Arfs iw Barbara A. Hansen Joseph Harringfon Ru'I'h A. Harring+on Carol Harris Buffalo, New York Bmcfalo, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Arr Educafion Elemenfary Educafion Elemerfrary Educafion Elemenfary Educafion lngeborg Haug Buffalo, New York Elemenfary Educafion Richard E. Haun Grefchen Hauser Buffalo, New York Burfalo, New York Arf Educafion Elemenfary Eclucafion Marcia Hawk Bafh, New York Elemenfary Educalrion David Hawkins Carol Ann Hedges Roberi' Hie+zl1aus Marilyn Heller Amlwersl, New York Snyder, New York Buffalo, New York Cenler lvloriclwes, New York Elemenlary Educalion Ari Educalion lnduslrial Arls Exceplional Eolucaiion Diane Helm Fredonia, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Amy M. Hens Linda Lucy Henzler Derloy, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalion Elemenlary Eolucalion Ann Hennlg Kenmore New York Exceplnonal Educafuon Olive M. HeweH' Kenmore, New York Early Secondary Educarion Benyamln P. Hoclan Q, Depew, New York Early Secondary Educalion Dale Hesser Ru+l1 A. Hesslink Geneva, New York Blasclell, New York Elemenlary Educalion Elemenlary Educalion Anne E. Hoclson Margarei' Hoerres Marva B. Hoffman Paul Hoffman Long Beach, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Lakeview, New York Elernenlary Eolucarion Elennenrary Educalion Arl Educalion lnolusrrial Arlrs 63 Helen Hogenlcamp Buffalo, New Yorlc Elemenlary Eclucalion Margarei' A. Huberi' CinCinnaH,Ol1io Home Economics Jucly Howell Carol E. Huber Roclwesler, New York Lancasler, New York Home Economics Elemenlary Eclucalion Roberi' E. Hughes Doreen Hurwi'I'z Rochelle Hu+lco'Ff BeHy Hyde Bulllalo, New York Bullalo, New York Buffalo, New Yorlq Buffalo, New Yorlc Ar1LEducaJrIon Elemenlary Educalion Arl Eolucalion Elememlary Eclucalion 64 Gloria lngleman Carol lnskip Jo Anne B. James Elaine Jasfrab Hamburg, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Blasdell, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Exceplional Educalion Elemenlary Eclucalion Elemenlary Educalion Carol Jaszczak Nor+l'1 Tonawancla, New York Exceplional Educalion Pairicia Jaworski Sue Jeffery Blasolell, New York Palmyra, New York Elemenlary Educalion Home Economics Sandara Jenczewski Slwerrull, New York if Arl Eclucalion Jane'I' Jewsbury Louise Jocleii' Mary Johnson Nancy Lee Johnson Buffalo, New York Tonawanda, New York Jamesjrown, New York Bafh, New York Elemenfary Educafion Exceprional Eolucarion Exceprional Educafion Elemenfary Educarion Nancy P. Johnson Jamesfown, New York Elernenrary Educarion Siephen Kasprisin Buffalo, New York Excepfional Educarion Roberf Kaelin Smirhfown, New York lnolusfrial Arrs 66 Y Diane H. Kelly Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educaiion 2 Edward Kennedy Buffalo, New York lnduslrial Arls Donna Keefer Pafricia A. Keller Soullw Byron, New York Kenmore, New York Elemenlary Eclucaiion Elemenlary Educalion Sophia W. Ken+ Joyce Kenney Mary E. KeH'le Leslie G. Kimmel Kenmore, New York Buffalo. New York Jameslown, New York Plain View, New York Excepfional Eclucalion Elemenfary Educalion Exceplional Eclucaiion Ari Educalion 67 X John J. Kochan Perry, New York lndusfrial Arfs A. Roberi' Kinnius Buffalo, New York lndusfrial Arrs Nancy C. Kobersfein ',, Derby, New York Elememary Educafion Carol A. Ki'H'linger Charles Knighi' Rochesfer, New York Cheekfowaga, New York Elementary Educafion Elemenlrary Educafion Argire Kokinos Lorraine Kolbe Jean Komarek Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Woodside, New York Elemenfary Educafion Elemenfary Educafion Elemenfary Educafion 68 A fi Diane Koralewski Gisela Kofsch Frank Kozub, Jr. Rifa Kraham Lackawanna, New York Roclwesier, New York Lackawanna, New York Brooklyn, New York Elemeniary Educafion Elemeniary Educaiion lnclusirial Aris Excepiional Educaiion Pafricia Kramer Tonawancla, New York W Elemeniary Educaiion Elaine Kranfz Eclgar M. Kress Tonawanda, New York Niagara Falls, New York Elemeniary Eolucaiion Excepiional Eolucaiion Masha Kriefor Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Eolucaiion 69 Phyllis Kronson Gerald J. KroH' Wallace Krull Joanne Kunfz Kenmore, New York Allegany. New York Buffalo, New York Norih Tonawanda. New York Ari Eolucaiion Elemeniary Educaiion lndusjrrial Aris Elemeniary Educaiion Nicholas Kuskosky Buffalo, New York lnclusirial Aris David Lamberson Jacqueline Lamonica Dolgeville, New York Jamesiown, New York lndusirial Aris Elemeniary Eclucaiion Mary Ann Kwiafkowski Depew, New York Elemeniary Eclucaiion 70 Florence Lalka Bulllalo, New York l-lome Economics Paul Law'I'on Depew, New York X Margarel' Langl Daniel Lapp Eleme llaVY Edufallon Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion lnduslrial Arls l l Vicforia Lazzaro Elinor Lefkowifz Carol A. Leneberg Buffalo. New York Ulica, New York Buffalo, New York Home Economics Exceplional Eolucalion l-lome Economics Q Q Carole Leney Bulllalo, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion 71 Arlene Lessard Buffalo New York Elemenfary Eclucafion Rebbeca Lughsfone Long Beach, New York Elemenfary Educafion Raymond Levy Susan Levy Buffalo. New York Newburgh, New York lnolusfrial Arfs Elemenfary Eclucafion Arne Linkjendal Angela M. LiPome Juclifh Lockwood Barbara Lofek Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Franklinville, New York Lackawanna, New York lnolusfrial Arfs Arf Eclucafion Excepfional Educaflon Elemenfary Eclucafion 72 Alicia Logan Frewsburq, New York Elemenrary Educalion Henry Luczak Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educafion Anne l. Lombardo Buffalo, New York Elemenrary Educalion Ralph Ludwig Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educarion Judi+h Long Frank Longo Buffalo, New York Tonawancla, New York Elemenlary Educarion Elemenlary Eclucalion John Love Buffalo, New York 'V lnduslrial Arfs John Luff Lockport New York lnduslrial Arrs Dorofhy Lufher Margaref MacLeod Clara B. Maciag Dennis J. Mackrell Perkinsville, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Elemeniary Eclucalrion Elernenrary Educaiion Elemenlary Educalion Arr Educafion Jeanne Maclcrell Kenmore, New York Early Secondary Buffalo, New York Early Secondary Donald L. MacLowry, Jr. Pafricia E. Madigan Philip Magnarella Africa, New York Poughkeepsie, New York Elerneniary Eclucarion lnolusrrial Arfs r ij 74 June Manarina Niagara Falls, New York Elemenlary Educarion Mary Jo Mandel 1 Dansville, New York Arr Educalion Joseph Malkiewicz Barbara Ann Malucci Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Early Secondary Exceplional Educalion Linda Marchanf Helena Mary Janei' Mason Pafricia Masiroe Rock Glen, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Enclicollr, New York Elemenfary Educafion Ari' Eclucalrion Elemenfary Educalion Excepfional Eclucalion 75 Q W. Bruce Mafeer g lnciuslrriai Aris Jayne E. MaH'hews Buffalo, New York Secondary Educaiion Ann J. Maiheson Vivian Ma'l'razzo Tonawanda, New York Saraioga Springs, New Yor Excepiional Eoiucaiion Ari' Eolucaiion Nancy Mazurek Paula M. McAndrews Nancy McCar+y Richard J. McCieary Lackawanna. New York Kenmore, New York Holley, New York Tonawanda, New York Elemeniary Eciucaiion Elemeniary Educaiion Home Economics Ari Eciucaiion X 5 1 15 Q 76 Yonkers, New York Q 5 ii 55 E ni S 1 XL Ia if 32 V1 fs 'Q X. rw is fe fm Q 5 Lincla McCoy Gary R. McDermoH' Mary E. McGovern Sandra J McHenry Walerloo, New York Walerlown, New York Bulzlalo, New York Oswego New York Home Economics Arr Eolucarion Exceplional Educarion Early Secondary l Gary D. McKay Bulzlalo, New York Early Secondary John R. McLaughlin Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eolucalion Jo Anne Mcln'rosl1 Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalion Noreen Mclvlorrow Buffalo, New York Elernenrary Educalion 77 Diane Merrell Judi+l1 Millar Carol Miller Marsha L. Miller Eggerlrsville, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalion Elemenlary Educarion Early Secondary Arr Educafion Nancy L. Miller Lancasler, New York Home Economics Nafalle Muller Roclwesfer, New York Early Secondary Joan Mincle Janef Mis+reHa Moravia, New York Grand Island, New York Home Economics Elemenlary Educalion Wesley Ray Moore Hamburg, New York Arl Educafion Paul Mudd Buffalo, New York 'W Elemenfary Educalion Mary Miirision Arleia Tl1orn+on Moore Kenmore, New York Fonda, New York Arr Eclucalion Home Economics Carl Muehlberger Judy Muncey Joseph Muscarella Celine Nadolski Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Buffalo, New York Salamanca, New York Excepfional Eclucalrion Elemenlary Educalion Elemenlary Eclucalion Elemenlary Educalion 79 Earl R. Nagel Bulllalo, New York lndusirial Arls 'ir-QQ wa! 'EE' Lydia Narkiewicz Niagara Falls, New York Arr Educalion ' Kennelln Nagel Rifa Napieralski Tonawanola, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eolucalion Elerneniary Educalion William Neff Maxine Nero Ronald NesbiH' Joan C. Neumann Tonawancla, New York Buffalo, New York Baravia, New York Buffalo, New York Secondary Eolucarion Secondary Eclucalion lncluslrial Arls Elemenrary Ecluca+ior1 80 'Q' Gary W. Nevinger Frank B. Newman Judy Lee Newman Louise A. Nilolack Fillmore, New York Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Buffalo, New York Arl Educalion Early Secondary Elemenlary Eclucafion Early Secondary Kaiherine Nixon Corning, New York Home Economics Alcina Nolley Mell B. Nolley Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion lncluslrial Arls John W. O Brian Derby, New York Early Secondary 81 Carole O'Connell Joseph O'Donnell Susan O'Kelly Marjorie Okun Kenmore, New York Easl' Aurora, New York Oneonla, New York Syracuse. New York Elemenlary Educalion lnduslrial Arls Exceplional Educalion Elemenlary Educalion Florence Opiela Tonawancla, New York Home Economics Brian J. O'Toole Maclalyn J. OH Glen Head, New York Buffalo. New York Arl Educalion Early Secondary Frank J. Orlando Roclmesler, New York lnduslrial Arls 82 Mary Panzarella Buffalo, New York Elernenlary Educalnon Anfhony Panzica Buffalo, New York Rosalyn J. OH' John L. Palczewski lnduslmal AHS Buffalo, New York Lackawanna, New York Elemenfary Eclucafion lncluslrial Arfs Leonard Pappas Judifh Parkes Gerfrude Pafrich Louis Pa+rignani Alden, New York Buffalo, New York Geneva, New York Lancasler, New York Early Secondary Elemenfary Educafion Elemenlary Eclucalrion Early Secondary 83 Pairicia Paul Clarence. New York Elemenfary Educafion Joseph Penvose Norflm Tonawanda. New York ' Elemenfary Educafion Gail E. Payne John Paz Tonawanda, New York Rome, New York Elernenlary Educafion Elemenfary Educallon Carol A. Perry Joyce C. Pesfell Lawrence PeH'i+ Leslie R. Phillips Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Excepfional Educafion Secondary Educafion Elemenfary Eclucafion Arf Educafion 84 gk fr Norma Phillips Sfephanie Phillips Geraldine Piccolo Frederick Pierce Newlane, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educarion Arr Eclucalion Secondary Eclucafion Elemeniary Educalion Jeanne Piefak Norlli Tonawancla. New York Elemenlary Eclucaiion Wilma Piper Muriel J. Plowriglnl' Buffalo, New York Easl Aurora, New York Elerneniary Eclucaiion Elemeniary Educalion Virginia Podgorsk: Syracuse, New York Home Economics Pafricia Folder Sharon A. Pries+er Pefer Prince Ludmilla Prosianik Kenmore, New York Buffalo. New York Troy, New York Niagara Falls, New York Elemenfary Educarion Elemenrary Educarion Arr Educarion Arr Educarion Diana Przybyla Cheekrowaga, New York Elemenrary Educarion EmmeH Quackenbush Rufh Quick Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Exceprional Educarion Ark Educafion RoseH'e P+akvereers+rae+en Eden. New York Elemenrary Educarlon l Barbara Rankin Dewiii, New York Elemeniary Educaiion ,W Gail M. Ranney Buffalo, New York Richard T. Quinn Roberf Raclick Excepllonal Educallon Buffalo, New York Johnson, New York Elemeniary Educaiion lndusirial Arfs Anne K. Rafynski Russell Raw Elizabe'I'h M. Rech Joseph Regan Andover, Massachuseris Kenmore, New York Tonawanda. New York Buffalo. New York Ari Eclucaiion lnclusirial Arfs Elemeniary Educaiion lndusirial Aris X Y Carol Rich Delevan, New York l-lorne Economics William Reicherf Easi Aurora, New York Secondary Educaiion Jane Ann Rice Clayion, New York Home Economics Eileen Richards New York, New York Elemeniary Educaiion E+l1el Reisch Heinz Remus Buffalo, New York Tonawanda. New Yor Elemeniary Eclucaiion Early Secondary Bonnie Robinson Irene Robinson Syracuse, New York Roclwesier, New York Ari Educalion l-lome Economics 88 or ,, Y, .MWA as 'll Gwendolyn Roblee Pafricia Roche Margarei' Rockwood Viola Rodgers Beaver Dams, New York Java Cenfer, New York Bosfon, New York Wesf Seneca. New York Elernen+ary Educa+ion Elemenfary Educafion Elemenfary Educafion Elernenfary Educa+ion Judi Rogers Canandaigua, New York Arr Educalrion Marian Rogers Salamanca, New York Elemenlrary Educafion Dennis J. Roesser Burfalo, New York lndusfrial Arfs 5 .- vc' Joy M. Roo+ Oakfield, New York Elemenfary Eoluca+ion 89 Susan B. Roseno Marian Ro+hman Joan Rousseau Phyllis Rubin Buffalo, New York Bulllalo, New York Orchard Park, New York Rochesler, New York Exceplional Eclucalion Early Secondary l-lome Economics Elernenlary Eolucalion Joseph Rubino Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalion Ellen Rudes Charles R. Ruffino Lynbrook, New York Balavia, New York Exceplional Eclucalion lncluslrial Arls Susan Rubinslein Gloversvulle, New York I Q ' Elemenlary Eclucalion Theodore Ruprachf New York, New York ArfEduca1'ion Gall E. Ryan Buffalo, New York V Elemenfary Educafion if Y Ann G. Runzo Sfeven Rupp Wellsville, New York Baldwin, New York Arr Educafion lndusfrial Arfs Pafricia A. Ryan Richard A. Ryan Roberi' J. Ryan Rosemarie Rybarczyk Kenmore, New York Kenmore, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenfary Educa+ion Arr Educafion Secondary Educalrion Elemenfary Educafion IG' Adele Rzehak l-lunlmglon, New York Arl Educalion Blaese Salerno Nor+l'1 Syracuse, New York Early SeCOV1Cl5 VY Grace Saccomanclo Rufh Sage Buffalo, New York Greal Neck, New York l Elemenlary Educalion Exceplional Eolucalion l Hynda Solomon Margarel' Sansome Joan C. Sawicz Carol Sclweiber Kenmore, New York Malone, New York Lackawanna, New York Wlwlle Plains, New York Elernenlary Educalion Elemenlary Eclucalion Elennenlary Eclucalion Elemenlary Eolucalion 92 Aurora Scherer Edifh Schiersfein Gerald Schlenker Alan C. Schmeclicke Buffalo, New York Williamsville, New York Buffalo, New York Cazenovia, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Elemermlary Eclucalion Early Secondary Arr Educalion Carolyn M. Schneider l-lollancl, New York Exceplional Educalion Linda Schrader Coyla Schreiner Lancasler, New York Tonawanola, New York Home Economics Elemenlary Educarion Judifh Schryver Lockport New York Home Economics fi E 'Z ii if William H. Schryver Edward Schuler Joan Schwarfz Rosalind Schwarfz Lockporl, New York Buffalo, New York New York, New York Syracuse, New York Elemenlary Eolucaiion Elemenlary Educalion Elemeniary Eclucaiion Elemenlary Educaiion Judi+l1 Scl1warl'zoH' Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educaiion William Schwarfz Scheneclady, New York Elemeniary Educaiion 94 Thomasine Schweilzer William R. Schworm Syracuse, New York Buffalo, New York Excepiional Educaiion Elemenlary Educaiiom Ellen Scribner Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educaiion Alice Seeley Easl Aurora, New York Ari Educaiion Alberi ScibeH'a Mary Scillia Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York lnduslrial Aris Elemeniary Educalion Sylvia E. Seely Carol Segerl' Jeanie Seid Lawrence Seligman Sheds, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Flushing, New York Ari Eclucalrion Home Economics Exceplional Eclucaiion Elemenfary Eclucaiion 95 Doroihy Sgroi Buffalo, New York Excepiional Eolucaiion Sfephanie D. Sheber Albany, New York Elemeniary Eolucalrion Richard A. Shaffer Bonnie L. Shaver llion, New York Lake Pleasanr, New York Elenneniary Eclucaiion Home Economics Dean E. Sherk Paul Shimer Edward F. Siegel Marilyn R. Sileo Norih Tonawanola, New York Lockport New York Kenmore, New York Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educaiion Elemeniary Educaiion lndusirial Arlrs Elemeniary Eolucaiion 96 4 JudiH1 I. Silversfein Douglas Skeei' Joanne Skummer David Sla'l'er Buffalo, New York Alden, New York Kenmore, New York Massapequa. New York Elemenfary Educalrion lnolusfrial Arfs Elernenfary Educafion Arr Educanon Josephine Slaugenhaupf Bufzfalo, New York Elemenrary Educafion Judifh Slowik Frances Smi+h Lackawanna, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenfary Educ:a'rion Elemenfary Eolucafion Gail A. Smiih Buffalo, New York Elemenfary Educafion 97 1 Gail M. Smi'H1 Nancy Smifh Sam F. Smi+h Kirby Snyder Hamburg, New York Buffalo. New York Salamanca, New York Buffalo. New York l Ar1'EducaJrion Ari' Educafion lndusfrial Arfs Elemenfary Eolucafion Joan Sobczak Bukfalo, New York Elemenfary Educafion Melissa Sperber Brenda Spilfon Flushing, New York Buffalo, New York Elemerfrary Educafion Elemen+ary Eolucafion E 2 Joseph Spancic Norfh Tonawanda. New York Elemenlrary Educafion 98 S Joan M. Sfalker Buffalo, New York Arr Educalion Sandra S+al'rer Buffalo, New York Home Economics Lynda M. Spralcer Buffalo, New York S+ephanie Spilfon Claverack, New York Early Secondary Home Economics Alberl' J. S+erbak W. Gary Sfafucki Mary Jo Sfocki Buffalo, New York Roclwesler, New York Buffalo, New York Arr Eclucalion lncluslrial Arls Elernenlary Educalion NK' Charles Sfocldarl' Orclward Park, New York Early Secondary 99 l l Ella S+orm Buffalo, New York Ari' Educalion Pafricia Siurm Soullw Daylon, New York Exceplional Eolucalion Barbara Slrzepka Curl' Sfubbs Buffalo. New York Buffalo, New York Arr Eclucalion lnduslrial Arls Sharon L. Susman William SuHon Carol A. Swackhamer Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Oneonla, New York Elemenlary Educalion Elemenlary Educalion Arr Eclucalion Consfance Swanson Phyllis Tanner Mary Ann Taylor Joel Teaman Jameslown, New York Grand lslancl, New York Nichols, New York Niagara Falls, New York Home Economics Exceplional Educalion Home Economics Elemenfary Eolucalion Lois TeH'e Rochesler, New York Elemenlary Ecluoaiion Cynfhia Theiss Gail-Diane This+le'I'hwai+e Snyder, New York Tonawancla, New York Elemenlary Educaiion Elemenlary Educalion Janice Thompson Snyder, New York Elemenlary Eolucalion Roberi' Thorley Linda E. Thorpe Reel l-look, New York Tonawanda, New York Elemenlary Educafion Elemenlary Educalion Phyllis Tosfi Rome, New York Elemenfary Eclucalion Jeanne Toucl1eH'e Niagara Falls, New York Elemenlary Educalion Karen Toff Tonawanda, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Clarice Trellis Georgelown, Br. Guiana Home Economics Laurifa C. Torrico Buffalo, New York Early Secondary Fay Van Aulcer Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eclucalrion WAWW ffl' Donald Verify Lockporlr, New York Exceplional Eclucalion Rose Marie Verso Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalion Dianne Van Lier John S. Vecchio Kenmore, New York Buffalo. New York Elemenlary Eolucalion lnduslrial Arls Theodore Vickery Joanne Viner Jacqueline Vi+o Carol L. Vogel Buffalo, New York Rochesler, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York lnduslrial Arls Elemenlary Eclucalion Elemenlary Eolucalion Elemenlary Educalrion J .. 4 sim mf ' , wi .1 : - ga lf f 1 Jw 5 ,pu if M ,J Kg Meer 1 53 103 Pafricia Voss Claryvnlle, New York Elemenrary Educarion Marfy D Wagemaker Williamson New York Arr Educarlon Anne Vo'H'a Louis Vucmlch Yonkers New York Kenmore New York Arr Eclucalrlon Elemenlary Eclucallon Gerald Wahlenmayer David Waife Buffalo, New York Niagara Falls. New York Early Secondary Exceprional Eclucalion Sandra Mifchell Warmer Sandra Warnik Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Exceplional Eclucalion Arr Educalrion 104 Elaine Wasielewski Rosalind WaH's Margarei' Weidenbach Rieva K. Weiner Buffalo. New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York lvlounlaindale, New York Elemenfary Eclucaiion Elemenlary Educaiion Elemeniary Eclucalion Excepiional Educalion AnneH'e Weinfraub Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educalion Elisse N. Wein+raub Thomas A. Weyancl Buffalo. New York l-lornell, New York Elemenfary Educalion lndusfrial Arls Peggy Whipple Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Educaiuon 105 Doris M. Wl1i'rwell Lockpori, New York Elemeniary Eolucaiion Phyllis Wiegeri Buiclalo, New York Elemeniary Educalion Florence Williams Buffalo, New York Excepiional Educaiion 106 Carol Wianf JeanneH'e Wiede Spencerpori, New York Buffalo New York l-lome Economics Exceplional Eolucahon James P. Williams Salamanca, New York Elemeniary Eolucaiion Paul Williams Buffalo, New York lnduslrial Arls Ronald Wilson Kenmore. New York Arjr Educaiion 2 V Q, . X ::' - 7, . Sandra Williams Sclwneciady, New York Ari Educalion Jolwn Winger Hamburg, New York Arl Educalion rilllii Wendy Williams Buffalo, New York Arl Eclucahon J. Douglas Wilson Buffalo, New York Arr Educalion Ryley Winler Perry, New York Home Economics Beverly Ann Wirih Gasporl, New York Exceplional Eclucalion 'Q' Sylvesfer Wise l-lempsiead, New York Elemenlary Educaiion Jerald Wolfgang Niagara Falls. New York Elerneniary Eclucaiion Roberl' Wiseman Carol WiHig Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemeniary Educaiion Elemeniary Eolucalion EvereH' Woodard Elaine S. Wrighi' Enid Wrighl' lris Yaclnnin Alden, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Siaien Island, New York Elemeniary Educalion Elemeniary Eolucaiion Elemeniary Educaiion Excepiional Educaiion 108 Sondra Yaffee Miriam YannoH'i Juclifh Yax Larry Yuhasz Syracuse, New York Oysler Bay, New York Buffalo, New York Buffalo, New York Elemenlary Eclucalion Elememlary Eolucalion Exceplrional Educarion lr1oluslrialArls Donald Yunker Oaklielcl, New York Elemenlary Educalion Paul Zaclner Rochelle Zeif Buffalo, New York Roclwesler, New York Elemenlary Educallon Elernenlary Eclucafion Margo Zimdahl Corning, New York Arr Eclucalion 109 Row I: J. Viggiani, President: l., Borschel, l-listoriany R. Laslcie, Vice- Presidentp M. Pollera, Corresponding Secretary. Row 2: S. Wagner Recording Secretary: J. Otferman, Treasurer: P. Archer, Sergeant- at-Arms. THE CLASS OF 1963 Throughout the year the members ot the Class ot I963 are active in all phases ot campus lite. Although many ot the students are engrossed in their protessional training they still manage to spend time in such tields as student government, publications, religious organizations and ath- letics. Many ot the members ot the Class ot l965 are familiar with the juniors because their class has been served by them. ln order to tamiliarize the new students with State the juniors served as guides to these people. Now that the year is almost over the juniors are approaching the tinal rung ot the ladder-senior year. SX -my E Nw Q1 Row I: R. Thomson, T. Johnson, D. Scherer. Row 2: S. Fox, K. Sullivan, B. Altman, B. Shielcls. CLASS OF 1964 The Closs ot IQ64 begon their sophomore yeor with Soph-Frosh Dozing. The climox ot this exciting week, in which the sophomores become better ocquointecl with the incoming treshmon closs, wos Soph-Frosh Court. Following this exciting week the sophomore closs turnecl their ottention toworcl the other troolitions ot Stoteg such os I-lolly-l-longing onol Inter-Closs Sing. The sophomores ore now looking torworcl to their two remoining yeors ot Stote. -fr as fimmunu an-as xv: Aww, .,,, , M... ' .. Ish ,-, .,,.. M, A - ' ' , ,g.A,,.,J-- f Row I: P. Sonczewslci, Vice President: P. Parker, Assistant Treasurer: C, Rossi, Historian: K. Lund, Treasurer: P. Barager, Recording Secretary. Row 2: D. Adolt, Corres- ponding Secretaryg P. Cornpertore, President. CLASS OF 1965 New students begin their ocodemic: process os o mem- ber ot the Freshmen Closs. The Freslnmon Closs begins by porticipoting in Grientotion Week ond orgonizing o con- stitution tor the closs ond electing otticers. Eden yeor the Freslwrnon closs sponsors o Freslrimon Prom, neld in the Spring. H5 1 WM., .Q 5 Q K3 2 2 3 34 is 'Q zmqrlfiif 5 . ,sg U M JDE, 'El 5 D J 'J STUDENT GQVERNMENTS Row I: K. Joduslw, J. Beurnler, T. Pefler, Presidenig R Fleischer, 2nd Vice President C. Sloddarl, Sergeanl' al-Arms: S. l-legsiedl, M. Maslro. Row 2: E. Coolc, l-l Olsen, G. Heller, D. l-lunler, Jr., Treasurer: S. Pellz lsr Vice Treasurer: D. l-lesser, Isl Vice President M Donnelly, R. Russ. Row 3: l. Marosy, G. Wesllall, J. Lynch M. Collins, J. Liberaiore, S. Filzgiblaons, C. Uflner, M Ryan, E. Cliurcli, C. LaMor+e, Advisor: C. l-larris, J Borlclwolder, M. l-lawlc, M. OH. uf l Vw? STUDENT CONGRESS Progress on our compus would not be lwod without tl'ie nerve-center ot tlwe student government, tlie student con- gress. The Student Congress is the executive ond legislative body ot tlwe College Student Associotion. Student Con- gress consists ot o president, seven otticers, closs ond dormitory representotives, ond representotives ot lorge elected by tlwe student body. All students ore oble to porticipote in the weelcly meetings. COLLEGE UNION BOARD All ot the octivities which tolre ploce in the union ore under the direction ot the Col- lege Union Boord. This orgonizoition consists of representotives from the dormitories ond from the cornpus ot loirge. Seated: M. Sweeney, D. Knowles, E. Cochran, J. Dingeldey, Advisor: F. Ray, Advisor K. Noto, M. Marchelos, Rec. Sec.: D. l-lalter, President, M. l-lawlc, J. Liloeratore, R l-land, R. Schwartz, Cor. Sec., L. Seligman, J. Southern, D. lrvin, R. Kaelin. Standing: M. Sanborn, J. Swieclc, K. Allyn, J. Adams, M. Calus, S. Wise, R. Furtari, R Palame, J. Ray, E. Barlcin, G. Gardner. ' 1 Row I: L. Roath, R. Ott, I.. Broome, C. Cook, A. Rinebolt. Row 2: K. Jodush, R. Yachnin, M. Ott, Chairman: J. Liberatore, P. Bolt, S. Reltz, J. Gree- W1- ORIENTATION COMMITTEE Each year it is the job at the Orientation Committee to acquaint our new students with coIIege Iite. This com- mittee, under the direction ot Mimi Ott, planned the activities tor freshman week. FINANCE AGENCY The cIass and board treasurers combine to compose the tinance agency. This or- ganization, under the leadership ot DanieI I-Iunter, controls all campus tunds. Row I: S. Yattee, S. Peltz, Secretary. Row 2: J. I-Iammond, G. Saccomando, D. I-Iunter, Chair- man: K. Lund, P, BoIt. Row 3: J. Boyd, Advisory F. Ray, Advisor: J. Ottermann, A. Harmon. R. Russ, B. Curtin. N.. M.. T21 Row I: G. l-leller, Public Relations: E. Sugerman Public Relations: E. Church, Chairman. Row 2: E ii- Beu, C. Brunner, D. l-lunter. Row 3: P. Wigger B. Michalslci, l-listorianq R. Deteo, N. Wiede. CONVOCATION BOARD Members ot Convocations Board included both taculty and students selected through recommendation ot appli- cations. The Board carries out an extensive program of cultural and educational conyocations throughout the academic year tor the entire college community. COLLEGE CAMP BOARD The College Comp Boord l'1os sliown greolc progress in developing o progrom ol outdoor educotion ond recreotion tlirougli 'clue College Comp. Tlfie Boord is composed of selected student representotives, loculty members, ond o loculty clioirmon wlwo recommends ond supervises policies ond procedures of tlwe College Comp. Row I: C. Calandra, P. Mulligan, Vice Chairman: J. Urban, Cliair- man: G. Laug, L. Callen. Row 2: Y. Di Pielro, E. Beu, D. Dolorindl' Secrelaryg J. Williams, K. Bowes, B. Slroolcey, A. l-lodson. Row I: J. Peruzzirni, B. Moss, S. Bislwop, C. Gerlaclw, G. Vac: Caro, T. Brunger, S. Kelleher, N. Foley. Row 2: G. Gardner, M. Falon, C. Slorlel, S. Reed, J. Snyder, F. Oliyanl, K. Nolo J. Dormann, J. Bailey, W. Flynn. Row 3: G. Heller, A. Wel lcer, E. Clwurclw, V. Kiebzalc, C. Sliulman, C. Coolc, K. Joduslw B. Fillmore, J. Wieland, C. Ulllner, B. Wilson. 124 Row I: l-l. Olsen, A. Rineboll, M. Sawyer, R. Ross, R. Laslcie Co-Clwairrnang G. Kolsclw, Co-Chairman: P. Lane, L. Borscliel S. Graf, N. l-larrinqlon, L. Roallw. Row 2: M. Lewis, B. Mo sier, l-l. Lanslein, C. Connuclc, C. l-liclcs, R. Kindred, A. Mi lano, J. Bingel, C. Balbierz, D. lglewslci, M. Miller, M. Kwia llqowslci. Row 3: L. Kleirnan, M. Juzdowslci, A. Dales, C. Cam arre, D. Flunler, J. Mealus, B. Slewarl, D. Flodson, B. Srniln M. Gallisdorler, N. Marslwall, P. Grady. Row 4: G. Waller P. McNeill, M. Follera, M. Launi, B. Davis, M. Pace, J. Wallco J. O'Connor, R. Randall, J. Viggiani, J. Clwiarello, B. Curlin E. Kaiser, J. Spolrlw, C. Kapela, J. Panzarella, S. Wagner, B Fesr. JUNIOR COUNSELORS Junior Counselors ore responsible tor ocguointing new students with our college ond to guide ond ossist treslirnen in n'1ol4ing the best possible odjustment to college lite. Members ot this group ore chosen by tlweir interest, leod- erslnip, obility, sclwolorslwip, ond knowledge ot the college. SeaTecI: R. Riesnberg, Pres. Row I: C. GurneTT, R. SapuTo, Rec. Sec.: P. Gregory, Corr. Sec.: E. Coolc, Rep. To STu- denT Congress. Row 2: B. Goldberg, C. Ford, R. Schrilla, Treas.: G. Lungen. MEN'S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION The Men's Residence AssociaTion is responsible Tor The acTiviTies in The IvIen's dormiTory. In The very near TuTure. This associaTion will loe expanding wiTh The addiTion oT new dormiTories Tor The men on our campus. The council OT WesT I-Iall DormiTory provides The resi denTs oT WesT I-Iall wifh acTiviTies To develop leadership social uniTy, and cuITuraI experience. Each year WesT I-lall parTicipaTes in InTer-dorm Sing WinTer Weekend, and various holiday acTiviTies. Reading up, Row I: S. Currie, Counselor: M. A. GriTIin Vice Pres.: G. lvlcNinch, Sec.: J. Lucas, Treas.: J. Juriga CulTuraI Chairman: lvl. WiTT, Social Chairman: J. Libera Tore, STud. Cong. Rep. Row 2: J. Penner, Counselor: E Family, R. Ward, K. Calandra, G. Mihallco. J. Woolheiser J. Corcoran. Row 3: R. CurTin, Counselor: I.. Millard, V VincenT, A. SToneman, A. Ivlyslivecelc, F. WhiTman. Row 4 C. SToTTeI, Pres.: K. Lund, E. Simon, E. Hume, K. Rohl S. Wagner. STancIing: D. Womer, AssT. Dean oT STudenTs wx x 1: '412'235:.1'+ - Q .Q t is -,J Q. 'ii ff v f-r NORTH HALL The members oT The Women's Residence AssociaTion oT NorTh I-lall are organized To develop leadership, ciTi- zenship, individual responsiloiliTy, and social compeTence and culfural experience Through cooperaTional group liv- ing, eTfecTive STudenT governmenT, and The developmenT of a varied social and culTural program. Each year The group parTicipaTes in ChrisTmas caroling, snow sculpTure during VVinTer Weelcend, a Big SisTer- LiTTle SisTer parTy, inTer-dorm Sing, holiday dinners, and residence halls open house. Row I: D. Rasmusson, J. Kopp, Pres.: J. Dingeldey, Di- recTor: J. Fish, J. WhiTehill, Treas.: W. ReinharT, Pub. Chairman: S. Miehl, N. Jordan, J. MiTchell, N. Marden Row 2: S. Conwell, J. Davids, S. Klebanow, J. Kopp, B STaTield, V. Sine, T. Kenig, K. NoTo. Row 3: D. lsolda, J Adams, E. Kaplan, M. Sanborn, Counselor: M. J. Mandel Counselor: M. KeTTle, Counselor: B. I-lalligan, B. La Quay C. Broolcs, K. Marshall. Row 4: I-l. Diem, C. VerTrees B. Reiss, J. Boucher, J. Bellinger, J. Smalarz, C. Larnlo K. Allyn, J. Davis, B. Gollon. SOUTH HALL The purpose oT SouTh I-Iall DormiTory Council is To develop leadership, ciTizenship, individual responsibiliTy, and social compeTence Through group living, eTTecTive sTudenT governmenT, and The developmenT oT a varied social and culTural program. The council plans The diTTerenT acTiviTies oT SouTh Hall Trom The ChrisTmas decoraTion conTesT, Pixie weelc, birTh- day parTies To planning Tor VVinTer Weekend. Mrs. RuTh WhiTTord, direcTor oT SouTh I'lall DormiTory Council, guides The group in iTs acTiviTies. Row I: D. Irvin, C.U.B, Rep.: B. Dzuba, Social Chairman: A. Giacomini, C. Connuclc, P. TosTi, Counselor: S. Zeif, Counselor: E. BoTTini, Counselor: R. M. WhiTTord, AssisT- anT Dean oT STudenTs: L. Ferraro, Pres. Row 2: S. Barasch, Vice Pres.: A. Corra, Sec.: J. Johnson, Treas.: A. Scholz, CuI+uraI Chairman: R. I-land, B. Dolan, S. WrighT, L. Kleiner, S. Franlc, A. Andros, P. Kranock, I-I. Alvarez, E. DaslcaviTz, L. MacDougaI, L. OuTland, L. TalboTT, C. Goodwin, F. STone. Row 3, lSTandingI: V. Ozols, M. Mar- boT, S. I-legsTedT, STudenT Cong.: M. ChenaulT, M. WiT- Ter, J. Shulman, J. Barry, C. Lauclcner. ng: in I +.,,,N 'I .Iii-fl' '-s S'-ui .J rc. DEE? CJRGANIZATIGNS STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE All students ottending the College moy become mem- bers ot The Students ot Educotion Association ot New Yorlc Stote. This orgonizotion is ottilioted with the New Yorlc Stote Associotion ond the Notionol Educotion As- sociotion. It is porticulorly interested in legislotion ond events ottecting educotion. Row I: J. Altnnan, lvl. Delnnont, l.. Bargnnan, President. Row 2: J. Schwartz, P, Metzler, S. Karnrnan, G. Waite, M. Blinzler, D. Sexton, Treasurer: lvl. Sutherland, Secretary. Row 3: lvl. Berger, P. Bogdan. . -.MQ ' I -'-f - F l 5 if , , H 'j 5 A - 1' i ?A'3'Q ' ,l ' ei ' it -.w v , 3 .W 5 :Qs A- Q , . f 2 V . , . us Q .L s- A 1-I . 2..5a'w... ,mA. .- QQ.-r, w e f - t' W s at -fgnlllf i' ' -- 'Qi f f' . .gk lx i . 7.1. sl' my-if i' 1 SE, Y s- Row I: B. Ranlcin, Vice President: L. Plenzler, J. Yax, E. Scribner, G. I-lauser, D. Keeter, M. Lauri, D. Schecter. Row 2: S. Boyer, Presiclentg M. Johnson, Historian: J. Palczewslci, C. Swanson, J. Odcli, M. l-laloer, S. Goldstein, A. Scherer, P. Wiegert, J. Boodson, B. Durtee, M. Chenault. Row 3: A. Hennig, Secretary: B. l-leclcel, S. Gerring, J. Pietalc, R. Rau, D. Whitwell, N. Leiper, G. Graziano, J. Parkes, A. O'Neil, E Quackenbush. Row 4: D. Conlclin, S. Eastman, P. Noselc, W. Lawson, P. Lang, L. Ge-raldson, A. White, J. Gruber, D. Yunlcer, J. Slcurnmer, G. Roy, P. Lesay, J. Root. KAPPA DELTA PI Koppo Delto Pi is the honor society ot the College. Juniors onol Seniors ore eligible tor selection to this group recognizing high scholarship. This orgonizotion sponsors such speciol octivities os the t-lonors Convocotion ond the Deon's Teo. Front: J. Tichy. Row I: J. Varner, lvl. Landel, l.. Carver, B. Bateman. Standing, Row 2: S. Waxler, Vice President: P. Smith, D. Urninslci, S. Maguire, President. Stairs, boH'om to 'l'op: R. Siclsler, C. Wittig, Treasurer: I.. Greenman, C. Witkowski, B. Phillips, E. Weintraub, C. Witzleben, l.. Kimmel. CASTING HALL This organization is composed ot students interested in the tield ot drcimo. Costing I-loll usuolly puts on ploys in the fall ond the spring, which care enjoyed bythe students ond public c1udience.Costing l-loll is loolcing torword to the opening of the new lndustriol ond Fine Arts Building which will become their new home. ,,-....---- ,W Cf Q. I 1 'W llftllzzitg' ,,m1fI1fi!!swm1 ,,,,,.!f444f!!fff4ii i 5 A ,g:5y:s:ssfsf,1-12: iii u T ' ' ' , A F ' 'Asif 4 - 1 3 MM , ,W i q , Y' n --: ,Wx 4' I, . , , S -. ,ff ' 4 ---..,,,,, :vw I 1 NLQQ ii 'Fifi mv ' W ,, 91' , KW ,,- Z., , 54 M4 ff ,, S. Yates. M. Hoe-rres, iv1.McLaughlin,S.Casler EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION The Eorly Childhood Educotion Club, o protessionol or- gonizotion, is open to otl students ond those members ot the toculty who ore interested in the educotion ot children in the nursery, kindergorten, ond grodes one through three. The group provides o series ot progroms and octivities to enrich ond enhonce the student's clossroom experience. This provides new insights into methods ot teoching. 136 Row I: L. Kleiner, l.. Pallotta, S. Underhill, J. Sanderrnan, M. Licata, N. Pixley. Row 2: P. l-liller, E. Church, M.R. Rep.: Lohaus, S.l-l. Rep.: D. Dow, Cor. Sec.: D. Goldberg, Rec. Sec.: J. Campbell, Vice-Pres.: M. l-lardin,Pres.7 E. Lawrence, Advisor. Row 3: J. Bingel, S. Peller, M. Dunn, Trees.: S. Simonotl, D. Lydeclrer, N. Cornelly, M. Johnson, P. Bogdan. The Council tor Exceptional Children is a professional group open to any student interested in the education at the exceptional child. The Council is atliiliated with the Na- tional Council tor Exceptional Children. Members in this organization participate in ditterent l clinics relating to the exceptional child. Other activities at l the Council include guest spealcers and visits to hospitals. These activities stirnulate greater insight into the protes- sional worlc at a teacher specializing in this area. INTERIM The Interim group wos established in l959 by o nucleus ot six students. The two moin objectives ot the orgonizotion ore: to provide o sociol outlet on compus tor those men ond women who hove returned to the college otter on extended ob- sence trom their studies, ond to pertorm services to the college community. The octivities ot Interim include monthly meet- ings, guest speolcers, ond cottee hours. Dr. Moe O'Brien, the club's toculty odvisor, hos given treely ot her time to guide the direction ot the or- gonizotion. Row I: Z. Satiuddin, L. Barath, M. Po gorzala, l. Graziano. Row 2: J. Mur ray, A. Scherer, N. Duhamel, R. Gore M. O'Brien, Advisor: N. Olson, E Whitmore, M. Lach, J. Slaugenhaupt Sec. Treas. Row 3: M. Alzapiedi, L Geraldson, I-I. Dodrill, J. Martin, M Schunalc, A. White, J. Wiede, M Paul, M. Perlcins, A. Lombardo, Pres ident: T. Knab, Vice-Pres.: I. Burgas ser, J. Stoddard, P. Lang. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB This protessionol group is ottilioted with the Americon ond New York Stote I-lome Economics Associotion. It provides tor the development ot leodership ond porticipotes in service to the col- lege ond the community. It serves by holding such octivities os o get-ocquointedu pczrty, providing orticles tor newspopers, producing rodio pro- groms, ond orgonizing toshion shows. 138 if-.. if ?9 N--Qs... X vk, Row I: G. McNinch, P. Lane, E. Barlcin. Row 2: S. Stalter, M. Taylor, Vice-Pres.: J. Dutty, President, P. Anderson, Chaplain: J. Schryver, Historian, Librarian, and Editor. Row 3: C. Chapman, L. Davcher, C. Coolc, C. Slcarbelc, C. Shul- man, L. Broome, C. Bushoyer, J. Pierle. 'Z' 2' 4- C? PHI UPSILON OMICRON Phi Upsilon Qmicron is the honorary organization tor l-lome Economics majors. lt is the Mu chapter ot the national traternity. The traternity encourages personal and protessiohal development ot its mem- bers. To be selected as a member ot Phi Upsilon Omi- cron, a student must show high scholastic standing, leadership ability, and protessional promise in the tield ot l-lome Economics. The members ot this hon- orary organization worlc together on ditterent l-lome Economics projects throughout the year. 139 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB All those who are interested in Industrial Arts are wel- comed members ot the Industrial Arts Club. This club pro- vides many social and protessional activities centered around Industrial Arts. Row I: L. Callan, R. Miller, E. Russell, L. Romaniulc, N. Larson, Cor. Sec.: J. Connmertord, Ist Vice-Pres.: J. Bonqioyi, Pres.g E. Dempsey, 2nd Vice4Pres.: J. Vester, Ireas.: K. Brown. Row 2: M. Zalewslci, D. Helper, G. Westtall, M. Waxman, I.A. Rep.: A. Sunderlin, P. Steimle, W. Schmidttrericlc, C. Stubbs, Sgt.-atfarms: R. Martin, I.A. Rep.: J. Marchuslqa, I.A. Rep.: R. Martino, M. I:eIsl4e, I. Barrowman. Row 3: E. Kriese, D. Scullion, J. Vecchio, M. Mironivt, R. Rohe, J. Grandits, R. Gregory, J. Klauser, IZ. Domorowslci, I. Kenny, K. Foley, J. O'Don- nell, J. Dobmeier, V. I'Ieid. Row 4: L. Stemler, S. Fulton, R. Rolitowslqi, B. Ball, A. Cole, I. Freidman, P. Kuwilq, P. Rizzo, R. Saputo, P. Coolc, J. Blaclcledge, B. Iulumello, B. Butler, J. A. Zdarsty, J. M. Shea, J. Grzegorczat. Row 5: A. Steinhorst, J. Cline, W. Boyer, L. Greqoire, R. Williams, J. Kirkwood, J. Grubialq, P. Sonczewslfi, C. Gaiser, R. I-Iutchinqs, I. Dehn, R. Chlebowy, F. Ettenhoter, D. Dillingham, B. Goldberg, R. Rau, J. Klapp, R. Monahan, G. Chiarenza, M. Koenig. Row I: D. Skeet, Pres. Row 2: E. Dempsey, R. Scheib, J. Dudeck, Trees. Row 3: D. Conklin, R. Nesbitt, D. Gillespie, I.. Yuhasz, R. I-leitzhaus, J. Commertord, R. Dun- combe, J. E. Love, E. Eschner, Jr., Rec. Sec., W. K. Bromen, Cor. Sec. Row 4: W. Whetham, P. Albano, A. T. Nardozzi, R. Rau, M. Nolley. Row 5: T. Weyand, V. lvlieth, C. Gaiser, P. Warnke, R. Redick, R. Skurski. EPSILON PI TAU Epsilon Pi Tau is an honorary Professional Fraternity op- erating in the tield at lndustrial Arts Education. The name Epsilon Pi Tau is derived 'From the three precepts on which the Eraternity is tounded. They are Skill or TEXNlKl-l, Social and Professional Proficiency or PRAGMATEIA, and Re- search or EXITASIS. The Tau chapter, located at the State University College at Buttalo, received its charter in June I938. Each Spring and Fall the eligible lndustrial Arts students, faculty, and leaders in the tields ot the Eraternity's inter- ests, are invited into the organization. The Fraternity also participates in the Eall lndustrial Arts Conterence. Another one at their highlights is the annual weekend at college camp. During the year they also have guest speakers in the tield at lndustrial Education. 141 GAMMA LAMBDA CHI The women's literary group on campus is Gamma Lambda Chi. The members ot this group are selected on the basis ot, their creative writing ability. The group pro- motes creative literary achievement on our campus and sponsors literary activities. B. Altman, President: C. Delvlellie, Secretary: A. Boraczolr, E. Owsley, Treasurer: E. Sugerman, Vice-Pres.: I.. Kleiner, lvl. Norenberg. Advisor. W. Gregg, Aclvisorg l-l. Olsen, S. Gales, B. Curtin, Treasurer: K. Butters, R. Russ, J. Boyd, Advisor: J. Madsen,Secretary. PUBLICATIONS BOARD The members ot the Publicotions Boord ore responsible for the policies regording the nnony publicotions on com- pus. They olso select the editors ond business monogers ot publicotions who serve in the boord olong with on op- pointeol toculty choirmon. Aim wx' 'i2fFlma. Q 1962 ELMS Editor .,...,A . . , ,, , .,,, Henry Olsen Richard Russ , , .. , Linda Roath Joan Kastenberg , , . . Lynn Carver ,. ., Judy Baumler Geraldine Santella .. . , Judy Wrosek Business Manager Managing Editors . . Literary Editor Index Editors Typing Editor Publicity Chairman . , . Judy Torch Sports Editor. , , . Douglas Evans Photographer , . ., . , , David Halter Advisors . . Dr. Walter Greenwood Oscar Bailey Row I: I-I. Olsen, Editor. Row 2: L. Carver, V, Nussbaum, J. Kasten- be L. Roath. Row 3: D. Evans, J. Torch, G. Santella, R. Russ, Business Manager. Row 4: D. Halter. Row I: J. Johnson, lvl. Yosovitz, lvl. t-Ierrscher. Row 2: D. Tober, C. Witlcowslci, G. lvlutton, A. Graczylc, J. OI- shan, M. Coolc, J. Eichhorn, P. Conrad, L. Thompson, lv1.CriteIIi, G. Graf. ELMS The Elms is the yearly publication that re- cords the activities ot the Senior Class and ot college organizations. Everyone receives a copy ot the Elms in the Spring ot every school year to Iceep as a valued reminder ot their college days. The progress ot Elms can be demonstrated by this publication with the introduction ot the use ot color, better photographic quality and a more respective coverage ot the school year. ELM LEAVES The Elm Leaves is an annual literary magazine containing the selected writings ot students. This magazine otters the chance tor students to dem- onstrate their ability in writing. Row I: K. Butters. Row 2: S. Abrams, J. Madsen, C. Swanson, R. l-loaue, S. Roberts. Row 3: J. Grodney, J. Wallace, K. Lord, T. Petter, J. Rozanslqi, D, Stewart. Italy, n A'-4 V T A MTE li-H - f . 5 LAL Q, ,c V 'tr' A J Likes ,,1p,r.1zg2., luU.Lz.t,.d l RECORD STAFF Row I: D. Halter, Photographer: I.. Torrico, Copy Editor: W. Ransom, B. Breeding, B. Lorang, J. Murphy, C. Robinson, Circulation Manager. Row 2: P. McNeill, Typing Editor: S. Dent, P. Hall, Art Editor: l.. Hodge, D. Nassal, Managing Editor: R. Levy. Row 3: R. Curtin, Business Manager: S. Salas, Editor-in-Chiet: J. Harrington, Sports Editor: J. Woltgang, Assistant Sports Editor. RECORD The Record is SUCB's otticiol weekly stu- dent newspoper ond is published during the regulor ond summer sessions. It includes news ot compus octivities ond o voriety ot teoture moteriol. The Record seeks to serve os o vehicle tor student ond toculty opinion on locol, no- tionol, ond internotionol problems. S. Galas ,, D. Nassal . , . B. Palma .. L. Torrico P. Burgio .. D. Halter . . . J. Harrington J. Woltgang P. Hall .,,., B. Curtin . , P. McNeill . . C. Robinson RECORD Editor-in-Chiet . .... .... M anaging Editor . . . .... News Editor CopyEditor . . . . ,Assistant Copy Editor . , . . A Photography Editor Sports Editor . . . . Assistant Sports Editor ArtEditor ...., Business Manager ,..,,... Typing Manager .,.. Circulation Manager 149 Row I: B. Goldberg, B. l-leise, lvl. Felslfe, G. Statuclci, lvl. DeSantis, President: L. Ahrens, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: F. Ray, Advisor: C. Stoddart, R. Greene, K. Oldag. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The Inter-traternity council has representatives from each fraternity on campus to encourage inter-fraternity tellowship and coordinate their activities and discuss common problems. INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL The lnter-Sorority Council is responsible for coorolinofing the progroms ond developing o better unclerstonding omong the mony sororities on our compus. Representoiives from eoclw sorority rnolqe up flue council ond 'clweir worlc is lwelping the progress of the sororities. Row I: C. O'Connell, C. Slollel, B. Fest K. Maurer, Secrelaryi C. Nadolslcl, Preslolenlg B. Busclwer, P. Roclwe, Vlce Presidenl. Row 2: N. Norris, J. C'Connor, C. Gerlaclw, P. CH, C. Lulzer, L. Te-He, C. Slcarpelc, B. Funk, lvl. Pace, L. Brong. Row l: J. Dayton, R. Reis, B. Goldberg, T. Brunger, K. Becilc, B. O'Toole, President: J. Brownstein, Treasurer: B. Sclwwartz, Carr. Sec.: l.. Baxter, Alumni Sec.: G. Gfraser, A. Ullman, Chaplain: J. Donnelly. Row 2: W. Finlcle, W. Millington, J. l-lallett, D. Dayton, R. Oderlcirk, R. l-lanstein, C. Gurnett, J. Klauser, R. Eagan, B. l-leise, B. De Glopper, T. Petter, Vice President: S. Gordon, T. Barrowman, J. Wolfgang. DELTA KAPPA Tlie importance and turtlwerance ot progress is an es- sential ideal tor tlrie brottiers ot Delta Kappa Fraternity. Wittiout progress in action, our causes and purposes in lite are stitled. Delta Kappa advances progress in many ways. Tbrouglw tlwe Student Directory, this traternity advances tl'ie objec- tive ot ettective communciation, so essential tor progress. Kappa Kapers, the annual variety stiow, turtliers tlwe de- velopment ot culture in our society. Many social, educational, and cultural events during tlwe year add to tl'ie development ot tuture teaclwers ot Amer- ica. Ttiese, in turn, lend tbemselves to getting along with ottier people, and tl'ie ability to get along witti people is important and necessary tor a progressive society. if PSI BETA PHI Psi Beto Phi hos been in existence ot Stote since the eorly I92O's. Throughout these post yeors the men ot Psi Phi hove shown the school on orgonizotion bosed upon brotherhood. While Stote moves torvvord in the reolm ot progress, Psi Phi ottempts to ottoin this gool olso. Eoch veor the brothers ot Psi Phi present the Autumn Annuol, this has become one ot the troditions ot Stote, os well os the onnuol Jinx-Burning. Row I: R. De Vito, I-listorian: R. Laslcie, R. Knox, J. Southern, R. Riesenberg. Row 2: B. Salerno, President: C. Stoddart, Corresponding Secretary: P. Albano, Vice President: D. Mac Lowry, Jr., Treasurer: W. Mc Govern, Recording Secretary: J. Cline, Assistant Pledge Master: L. Ahrens, J. Mealus, P. I'lall, ld. Clsen, Chaplain. Row 3: E. lvlc lvlahon, A, Stahl, Inter-Fraternity Representative: P. Prince, J. Paz, D. Verity, R. Randall, E. Cochran, B. Mateer, A. Schmediclce, B. Stewart, R. Warmus, L. Boyer, J. Mc Laughlin, W. Headley, R. Greene, Sergeant at Arms: R. Wilson. l 55 Row I: C. Begert, 2nd Vice President: J. Love, Presidentg J. Borlcholder, Treasurer M. Zalewslci, D. Berns, D. Ellis, D. Rextord. Row 2: F. May, Chaplain: I.. Bell, Corres ponding Secretary, E. Baisch, Recording Secretary: B: Moscato, C. l-larrishburg, W Boyer, lvl. De Santis, J. Gay, K. Petruzzi, R. Martino, D. Scherer. Row 3: G. Statuclri B. Colpoys, G. Jasinslci, T. Kowalski, R. White, lvl. Felslqe, J. Vasi, R. Donatelli, P Cieslalc, S. Smith, B. Ericson, S. Sheldon, C. Bull, J. Berg, R. Fraser, J. Colegrove, D Helper, T. Johnson, G. Boats. Row 4: E. Daigler, R. Dilauro, D. Slceet, P. Warnke. SIGMA TAU RHO The brothers ot Sigrno Tou Rho Froternity vvorlc together in close horrnony tor the betterment ot society, the school, ond ot their own lives. Sig Tou sponsors the White Elephont Sole where pro- ceeds go tor chority, the Cot-oi-Riety, ond the White Rose Donce and rnony ot the brothers porticipote in school sports os well os otler their services to the mony orgonizo- tions on cornpus. Whenever you see oi mon dressed in blue ond white, you con be sure to tind o friend. AUCHUN we3nesB.a7 v. 'ls' 3. aiu , 1' I K X Mini, - ,'f?kiw. 9:-5 f , Q L 13. 1 W I fy - L 11 L' , if 'ff-ff N iii' . ,L + hwy P .A ,A X, . . . 2 g 3 ,515 , . 5 5. 'H ,. Nw N W, 'iw ' ff' . . . . . ' Q Q 'ff mm' 1, fi W if ' 'UN .X 3-ffiY?v c'C ,M Tk ' X' W fiquggti ki ,X U K www., ii? 3 R 4 157 Row I: J. Gifermann, C. Cook, J. Vi+o, President J. Jewsbury, C. Theiss, Song Leader: M. OH, Social Chairman: I.. Roa+I1, M. I-Iawk, J. Camp- IoeII, B. Organisciak, J.Roo+. Row 2: C. Ufiner, I.. PI'1iIIips, M. Sweeney, J. Jackson, N. ZoeIIer. D. Merrell, Treasurer: S. Gales, EcIi+org C. Ger- Iach, P. OH, G. Voccaro, I.. Broome, Sgt af Arms: P. Simons, J. Sfelrier, I.. Thompson. S. PhiIIips. Row 3: A. Scholz, S. I'IeqsIed+. J. Mun- Qey, M. Gunn, G. Smifii, R. 'I'riIIer, K. WeigeI. A. Rinebolf, R. Furfari, C. Schlanf, J. Ray. D. Nassal, D. Mis'rreHa. Row 4: M. I.. Sclwusfer, J. Dadanfe, J. Wrzosek, R. Palame, J. Po+asI'1. 158 l.. ALPHA SIGMA PI The motto of Alpha Sigma Pi Sorority, Aspire, seek, progress is indicative of the philosophy and actions of its members. The purpose of the sorority, to foster close and lasting friendship among its fellow members, is fulfilled by shared ideals and by planned and common efforts. The sorority does volunteer worlc in the Dean of Students office and supports a Greelc Qrphan in addition to sponsor- ing various campus events. Through these efforts, the sisters of Alpha Sigma Pi fulfill a fourfold objectiveg the physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual development of its mem- bers. Row I: T. Kiel, N. Diclcover, lrnascolrl, G. Mullen. Row 2: C. Clundlr, N. Plarringron, Pledge Morher: P. Schreiner, Jr. Treasurer: C. Slcarbelf, Corre- sponding Secrelary: N. McMorrow, Recording Secrelary: L. Niblach, Chaplain: G. Roblee, Treasurer: B. Buscher, Vice Presidenl: S. J. Par- sons, Presidenr. Row 3: C. Schilke, P. Uryclci. P. Cwynar, C. Nadolslci, S. Plaherly, A. Logan, P. Hyde, E. Robalc, J. Parlces, P. Roche, B. Durlee, P. Wallace, C. Brunner, N. Swinslci. Row 4: M. Mil- ler, B. Baldwin, B. Hyde, A. Plollholl, L. Kleiman. Row 5: J. Dahn, S. Wilson, J. O'Dell, l-l. Diem, P. Gray, C. Vallone, D. Tober, M. Delrnonf, A. Milano, M. Sulherland, G. Waile. 160 ALPA TAU SIGMA The Sisters ot Alpho Tou Sigrno Sorority worlc together in on otmosphere ot friendship ond close sisterhood. This sorority sponsors mony octivities tor the college, the sorority, ond tor choirity. l-ligh ocodernic ochievernent is stressed in Alphoi Tou ond hos been oiworded the ploigue tor highest oicodemic overoge by Inter-Sorority Council tor the post two yeors. A smile ond o helping hond con olwoiys be tound when you see o girl in the green ond gold colors ot Alpho Tou Sigrno Sorority. 162 DELTA SIGMA UPSILON Sisterhood is the uniting torce ot the sorority, Delta Sigma Upsilon. Character development, scholarship and leadership are highly stressed by the members ot this sorority. They sponsor Christmas Caroling at homes tor the aged, the annual Bishop l-lonor Award tor all around and scholastic achievement ot a senior girl, plus active partici- pation in various campus organizations, The varied interests and talents ot the sisters combine to malre a well rounded sorority ot young women active in all phases ot college lite. Row I: T. Mastro, J. Hooper, B. Brown, B. Carey, Vice President: D. Delaney, Corre- sponding Secretary: N. Stanton, D. Iglewslci, I.. Borschel. Row 2: B. Dzuba, B. Balcer S. l-lahn, M. Donnelly, J. Carey, C. Reeder, J. Gluslcer, Treasurer: M. Zimdahl, Ser'- geant-at-Arrns: M. Waite, Second Vice President: E. Davis, Chaplain: C. French, His- torian: G. Manos, C. Carnarre, M. Duncan. Row 3: G. Kaese, A. Lucas, D. Gnadt D. Knowles, J. Rogers, P. Gadamowitz, J. Phillips, V. Donohue, N. Norris, P. Gullo R. Weiner, J. Schneider, Row 4: B. French, I.. Outland, D. Schneider, M. Milcolaitis J. Long, B. Adornetto, C. Schulman, M. Eaton, J. O'Connor, C. Hiclcs, C. Stottel. , we PI KAPPA RHO The members ot Pi Koploo Rho Sorority try to ouchieve the ideols ot sociol service, sisterhood, ond componion- ship through their mony services ond octivities. Their services include the Eye Bonlc, the Christmos sing out the Stote l-lospitol, ossistonce in the Alumni Ottice, ond the roising ot money tor World United Service by meolns ot onnuol Coke Wolk c1tStc1te Foir. Pi Kop porticiiootes in mony sociol os well os compus octivities. These girls in blue ond gold ore known tor close Sisterhood, o group who works together to reoch common gools. 5 Row I: C. Brooks, M. McLaugl'1lin. Row 2: S. Bailey, J. Bucolo, D. Genlili, I. Yaclwnin, Vice Presidenl, L. Tlnorpe, President G. Sacconnando, Sergeanlfal-Arms: G. Wallers, E. Wrignl, G. Graf, P. Carlin. Row 3: L. Jodeil, E. Wasielewslci, J. Arnico, D. Dow, M. Weidenbacli, Correspond- ing Secrelary: P. Planigan, Treasurer: M. l-loerres, Recording Secrelaryy P. McCormick, J. Eicliliorn, L. l-lolyln, L. Loliaus, N. Pixley, S. Casligila. Row 4: L. Bronq, M. Pace, B. Burnell, A. Milano, J. Bailey, M. Lewis, Clwaplainq K. Blose, B. Lernlfe, S. Cook, J. Sawicz, M. DiGiacomo, B. Caylor, M. MaclNlamara, M. Melz. Row 5: G. Morlicelli, C. Gerlacli, N. Wilcocks, J. Dorrnann, M. Ar- dino, L. Travale, C, Penliarlow, D. Keeler, C. Curro, K. Rol1l,S. Pilzqibbons. 165 E 5 if 4... . ii IL. . 'fl ...iq 5. :Q Row I: D. Beardsley, P. D'Adclezio, J. Fargo, Social Chairman: C. O'Connell, T. Lacomis. Row 2: F. Padlo, l.. Angilella, Chaplain: A. l-lodson Liglwllnurn, Presidenl: B. Johnson, Vice Presidenl: J. Carler, S. Zawisza, B. George, G. McNincl1. Row 3: N. Weidner, S. Slieber, J. Munella, Sgl. ai Arms: B. Pesl, Corr. Sec.: A. Volla, Pledge lvlis+ress: T. Heinonen, Treasurer: G. Keiller, Rec. Sec.: Y. Waiie, C. DeMallie, M. Wliealley, R. l-lampsliire, J. Sullon, A. Riccio, J. Campbell. Row 4: B. Allman, N. Bowin, J. Liberalore, K. Muller, Parliamenlarian: L. Buerlcley, l-lislorian. Row 5: l.. Wasielewski, P. l-larris, J. Knox, M. Langl, lvl. A. Griffin, B. Sclwallmo, J. Connelly, P. Kosl, D. Drumm, A. Scliwind, B. Funk, J. Newman. 166 492. A ll PI OMEGA NU On February l7, I959 the sorority ot Pi Qmega Nu was tormed within the college. A bond ot sisterhood and triend- ship created a new spirit working tor scholastic and social achievements. Pi O girls reveal this spirit through active participation in school events such as State Fair, Moving Up Day, and Leadership Conterence, and also in Greek Events such as Greek Sing and Greek Ball. Some see the Pi O spirit through the sorority's participation in charity drives with other organizations, working tor Red Cross blood bank, and sponsorship ot dances and school activi- ties. Looking ahead, with hopes tor a sorority house in the near tuture, to new activities and the continuance ot old, each sister combines friendship, work, and tun making shine the spirit ot Pi Omega Nu. l 167 Mll 3 54. Row I: If. Steteno, K. Maurer, I.. Levine, C Sctwnebel, P. Topt, G. Stull. Row 2: S. Loctiren Recording Secretary: J. Gerslw, Vice President C. Sctieiber, President, K. Tott, Assistant Tree surerg E. Barlcin, Sergeant at Arms: C. Melina J. Cpiela, C. tutzer, R. Stiabsels. Row 3: K Schlesinger, J. Selig, Chaplain, P. Kernpner. Pledge Mistress, G. Kotsch, L. Tette, A. Rzelwalc Row 4: G. Sendloter, M. Celus, B. Breeding E. Kaplan, P. Perrino, M. Siegler. 168 SIGMA SIGMA United by bonds ot triendsnip, tlwe sisters ot Sigma Sigmo Sorority seelc enrictwment ot ttieir lives ond tlwe lives ot ottiers. Ilweir monv octivities include visits to old tollqs' tmomes, coroling ot Buttolo Stoite l-lospitol, tlwe onnugl Spring Con- cert wlwere co-operation ond creotive leoderstmip were evident, ond numerous sociol tunctions. Sigmo Sigmo strives to molre tellowslwip ond sisterlwood o port ot ttie lives ot ell its members. BOOSTERS OF COLLEGE MORALE The Boosters ot College Morole ore always there to give thot extro yell that encouroges our school progress in mony phoses ot octivitv. Beside giving morol support during mony sport's octivi- ties, the members ot B.C.M. sponsor o Queen ot l-leorts contest where the proceeds go to the United l-leort Fund. Row I: B. Pitz, J. Woltgang, Co-Chairmen: J. Dayton, B. Shields, Secretary: lvl. Gal- Iisdorter, Treasurery D. Fernandez, R. Naples, Alumni Chairman. Row 2: J. Harrington, Chaplain: H, Boies, Co-Chairman: J. Muscarella, J. Wallso, D. Hodson, R, Eberle, Ath- letic Chairman: M. Broderick, Sergeant-at-Arms: J. Cunios, Social Chairman: N. Smoclc, l-listoriang T. Franklin. Row 3: P. Andruczylc, B. Stewart, D. Evans, D. Banaszalc, lvl. Adams. Row 4: J. Roberts, M. Harrington, B. Smith, R. Eagan, C. Sist. 170 Row I: L. l-lerbst, N. Vogt. Row 2: P. Gregory, L. Clark, E. Fawcett, Publicity: J. Davis R. Kaelin, P. Thorne, J. Bottlinger, R. Pierzchala, Correspondent Secretary: B. l-lulme Presidentg R. Ressman, Recording Secretary: J. Dodd, Adviser: L. Patrignani. Row 3 J. Beris, W. Schmidttrericlc, D. Lapp, V. Kaczynslci, P. l-lotlman, B. Smiley, N. l-leldwein P. Bellanca, W. Clements, G. Waite, R. l-leitzhaus, D. Bauer, B. Wiseman, Treasurer J. Viggiani, Social Chairman: B. Wood, K. I-lunt, Vice President, C. Giambelluca Social Chairman: R. l-lottiezer, Sergeant-at-Arms, R. Giorgini. Row 4: J. Sponcic K. Gubala, W. Netl, P. Steimle, E. Nagle, J. Jabukii, L. Pettit. SPARTANS The Sportons, tornnerly the Vet's Club, ore lcnown oround the cornpus os the orgonizotion for those who hcive ol- recidy served their country. l-lowever, yeor oitter yeor the Spolrtons ore being intiltroited by the younger set. The Sportoins hove come o long woy since their conception ond hove become very involved in compus octivities- co-sponsoring Shomroclc Shenonigons ond Spring Concert. . vw,- 1 if v as R - K 'L 4.-L J.-s -. 1 . sm, ,X 5 vu. cm qsfml 9? as 'W .Ad M, 5 :mf MYR faezwwfc 1 M, WW .- 555 .44 H'12 ,fm Ez- .,. ,., , V ,, .. . .. new . gina -1' 25,23 3 :fg'5,1 - Nga. ,J f'9f:EEE'H. 'Lf A-5 V5 Q I was fffeilfbxi x in? Y K 13-ff 253 S X Q Officers: S. Carey, corr. sec.: C. Giovimo, second vice pres.: R. Ryan, flrsf vice pres.: J. Hafrimqfon, pres.: M. PaUera, rec. sec.: W. Hymn, frees.: Rev. Clarence F. Dye, chaphain. i N v ' - 2355-iv ,,annu.,..s-Q I ' s 2 , Q . Q 5 i 1. .,,..,..m .,.,,,,,,,.,,. x r r A U, l A. - A , s 1 me-f 1 - i Q5.f5 4'Y? . ff Mfr . CommiH'ee Chairmen: G. Graziano, social chairman: N. lvlclvlorrow, educalion co- Qheirmang W. Ransom, educalion Cofchairmang D. E. O'Connor, Jr., religion Commil- lee Chairman. NEWMAN CLUB Anolher religious group we are proud lo have on lhe campus is lhe Newman Club. This Club promoles The spirilual, inlelleclual, and social welfare of lhe Roman Calholic sludenls. Sludy Clubs, social aclivilies, relreals, corporale communions, leclures, and meelings wilh Newman Clubs from olher colleges are some ol lhelr numerous aclivi- lies. The Newman Club is aililialed wilh lhe Nalional Federalion of College Calholic Clubs. The progress ol our College is aided greally by This organizalion. 1- If 1 Z 53 G, Gardner, K. Long, L. Kleiman, President: A. Schwind. LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION The students of S.U.C.B. ore proud of all their religious groups ond the progress these groups ore moking. One of these religious groups is the Lutheron Student Associotion. With the oid of this orgoinizotion, students ore ossisted in the study ond opprecioition of Lutheron doc- trines ond beliefs. lts progrom consists of forums, fellowship meetings, study groups, retrecit conferences, ond service projects. The Lutheron Student Associotion olso portici- potes in the United Stotes Christioin Council ond shores in the work of the World Student Christion Federotion. E, WESLEY FELLOWSHIP Wesley Fellowship is the unit ot the Methodist Student Movement on S.U.C.B.'s compus. The ob- jectives ot Wesley ore: to stimulote Bible study, to deepen Christion toith, ond to provide wormth ot Christion tellowship. This post yeor, Wesley sent seven members to Poll Conterence ot the New Yorlc Methodist Stu- dent Movement neor Auburn, New York. Other oc- tivities include guest speolcers, discussions, ond sup- per meetings. Wesley Fellowship shows o personol concern tor the spirituol, intellectucrl ond sociol growth ot its members. 3lB3lllE2ll3iil5312lE my -A , ,., ..-W .... . rssrr M , C as M J , A . . .... . CANTERBU RY CLU B 58, if - ', 15i5r.....,mm fl 'k i'h sr f,g' 5.-M? '-'Y 7 wr. H -:' l A . - - - - - - Q My WWW ww The Conterbury Assocrotron rs o relrgrous orgonrzotron fs r rrrr 1 . M C . ' - - r ZF- Ugg, 5 g mi si ml g 2 open to onyone Interested rn the worlcrngs of the Eyorscopol 'M H AW i Church on our compus. lt sponsors rnony rnterestrng pro- . , s ,rrr M . rss . .M-Irv-nr . s . Q Qrrr Arrk or f grorns on compus and ot college comp, feoturrng speolcers -'r'l 5 6 lrr' L ' l - - is sss Lggs s .Y connected wrth the Eprscopol Church. rj ' 1 sinus s 7 sr :M i ,eral - J, 4M ,I g C , .. 4 2 'Q', ... A 1 . or C lirl ' rrs rccrr HU' VV,,,V, ,, . , . M '-l' fi C 5 T' r V is Q s - A A W W so f'rrr Q,-mf. . f ,,s, . ' ' C, 1 . 'f,' f frrrr V gggg r U . c1,, f srrs s m.,m rf' r f ff' .. f s r 1 .1 f ' J t, . 1 A 5, 4 in 1 f af - V 5,1 k,,: 3' ' ' rr., . rsss l sis. , - glfilggg if f Q 9 sir W Q . . . . . - ' , C. Jenkrns, Vice President S. Fuller, Secre+ary7 R. Sherman Bealhe, . ., sm Q- - Chaplain: C. Clarlc, Presrclenrg Paul Jones, Treasurer. I ' - .. J . , 1.4 fa-:fx -' ' C so - 1... ka Row I: S. Goldstein, President: D. Gollop, Secretary: L. Hershen- horn, D. Weisbrod. Row 2: G. Sandloter, Vice President: B. Brustein, C. Cooper, J.'Kastenberq. Row 3: M. Waxman, D. Weiss, R. Schif- trin, E. Kashdan. HILLEL Hillel is tor those students who ore ot the Jewish tciith or tor those interested in it. The Hillel otters religious, culturol, ond sociol octivities. Mony progrorns ore held during the yeor. Those progroms include guest speolcers, discussions. holiday ceremonies, music ond tollc dcinces. This group hopes to develop Cl deeper understanding and opprecio- tion ot the Jewish heritcige. INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP For several years, a small group ot Christians has been meeting tor Bible study and worship. The group is now part of the National Organiza- tion ot Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. In I947, IVCF became a per- manent organization and has since been active on campus. IVCF is a non-denominational group which is open to any and all who would like to join. The purposes ot Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship are to informally study and discuss the Bible and to emphasize positive Chris- tian living based on studies trom the Scriptures. The activities ot IVCF include meetings with prominent ministers, spealc- ers, movies, discussions and social activities. In the early spring ot the year, the group spends an enjoyable weekend at College Camp. Row I: E. Pontrello, B. Durtee. Row 2: P. Wallace, W. Piper, J. Thompson, President: S. Blatner, Secretary. Row 3: N. Dennis, J. Pestell, D. Copeland, J. Davids, S. Reed, Treasurer: K. Stone, Vice-Pres. Row 4: J, Kopp, C. Tisdale, J. Slqummer, C. Schillne, P. Wilson, S. I-Iall, D. I-latch. Row I: C. English, P. Bolt, Treasurer. Row J. Wincenc, D. Dayton D. Sherlc, President: lvl. Eaton, Secretary: S. Boyd, Advisor: J. O'Con nor, Assistant Treasurer: J. lviealus. MUSIC BOARD The Music Board governs the many musical organizations on campus. This Board comprises the representatives tram each musical group and a taculty advisor. 4 1 Mb 2: rl , af iz. 'QT is P P rj P 'TT 5 Q Tn. w.,m..Tf Row I: D. Galusha, G. Manos, Librarian: S. Abrams, G. Payne, C. Clarlc, L l-lodge, P. Griswold, C. Coolc, M. Klall, C. Clundl, S. Gaeia, L. Thompson Robe Chairman: B. Brown, J. Liberalore, L. Kuehnel, A. Graczylc, L. Millard A. McComb, S. Kumpl, Dr. S. Boyd, Conducior. Row 2: J. Raisen, E. Wrighl M. Benllcowslci, Sec. Treas.: G. Thisllelhwaile, S. Hegsledl, M. Maiiland, G Fahey, K. Nolo, Robe Chairman: J. Skummer, E. Lemlce, E. l-lerman, P. Boll, L l-lowey, S. Sheber, A. Shaw, K. Marshman, K. Lund, J. Davis, J. Kopp, N. Jordan Row 3: W. Suarez, B. Goldberg, J. Daylon, W. McGovern, G. Schena, W. l-lardy S. Wise, D. Daylon, R. Wilson, l-l. Querns, R. Pascucci, D. Dillingham, R. Laslcie L. Ahrens, D. Maroun. Row 4: J. Serio, C. Sewerl, P. Thomas, R. Knox, D. Sherlc Pres.: R. Randall, B. Salerno, J. Berg, J. Mealus, B, Burneli, R. Thomson, J Cline, C. Sisl, R. Ressman, R. Kaiser, J. Garrily, P. Prince, W. Champion. CQ. i ,s msh. i C, by ,L ' F - f 2 5' . , ,i K VN, I 1 'W-'4 E . , , 3 fl rl ,I Q ll l Ma ,ig . Fa Q- in 3 4 wx, , 4' P l xt , . A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir, lecl by Dr. Silas L. Boyd, presents concerts annually including a pop concert with the Butfalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Commencement exercises, special concerts and an annual tour. The Choir membership emphasizes intonation, tone qual- ity ancl musical ability. All ot us at S.U.C.B. are proud to have the A Cappella Choir a part ot our campus. Row I: C. English, Direclor: B. Colielcl, L. l-lipwell, P. Wovlculiclw, P. Melfzer, M. Wallace, S. Blafner, C. Leney, G. Tliislrlellwwaife, M. Regan, N. Jordan, M. l-loerres, S. Levy, D. Ma++ar, A. D'Anna, M. Scianclra C. Casler, D. Wliifwell, accompanisl: S, Fila, accompanist Row 2: G l-leinz, C. Kollcer, G, Payne, S. Casliglia, J. Munella, C. O'Connell J. Bucolo, A. Lombardo, S. Reed, C. Kellerlwer, M. Sacco, S. l-liclcox M. Nissenson, D. Kramer, J. Thompson, A. Zimmerman, S. l-lall, D Springer, C. Wiflcowslci. Row 3: V. Sine, P. Becker, A. Woicilc, P. Kramer E. Calilano, V. Nussbaum, M. Wlieally, M. Gronau, J. Liberalore, Li- brarian: D. Merrell, M, Ealon, Treasurer: C. Slorlel, Librarian: l-l. O'Con- ner, Presidenl: O. l-liclcs, B. Wagner, L. Weiss, Q. Waile, N. McMorrow C. Sclilanl, L. Poalli, Vice Presidenl. Row 4: P. Everell, G. Plaxman C. Tolli, J. Boyle, A. Sclwwind, B. LaQuay, C. Clarlc, A. M. Mazzella B. l-lowe, C. Sclwillce, K. Slone, J. Slcummer, P. Parrino, C. Sclinabel, M Olcun, S. O'Gracly, L. Cracknell, N. l-larringlon, P. Mulligan, J. Tober R. l-lancl, K. Seawall, B. l-lycle. WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB The Women's Glee Club is a popular organization of the co-ed's on our campus. The group presents concerts in con- vocalcions, Spring and Fall concerts and have performed in local schools. MEN'S GLEE CLUB The Meds Glee Club has grown bigger and beller over The years. They parficipare in The campus Chrisfmas and Spring concerls, and give conceris in local schools and churches. Row I: T. Ruprachi, P. Prince, D. Maroun, A. Cloniclc, L. Anrens, J. Serio, R. Knox, T. Blaine, S. Boyd, Conduciorg W. Champion, P. l-lomer, Accompanislz Row 2: J. Garrify, Vice President W. Suilon, A. l-losieiler, l-I. Olsen, C. Tisdale, R. Laslcie, J. Lynch, W. Suarez, P. Thomas, Librarian: D. Slefano, W. Quinn, J. Daylon. Row 3: C. Se-werl, R. Kaiser, R. Klein, l-l. O'Donnell, B. Goldberg, R. Pascucci, W. McGovern, N. l-leary, B. Salerno, W. l-larcly, K. Gubala, C. Ressman, D. Dillingham, G. Scliena, D. Slwerlc. Row 4: J. Wilson, C. Sisr, l-l. Querns, B. Burnell, J. Berg, D. Daylon, Secreiaryp S. Wise, E. Coolc, R. Johan- son, J. Parker, J. Mealus, J. Cline, President R. Wilson, R. Randall, R. Thomson WOMEN'S QUARTET The Women's Quartet is a tamiliar sight at many concerts given by the college. The women are selected tor this quartet by their ability to sing and harmonize their voices. Everyone is proud to have the Women's Quartet a part ot the college. MEN'S QUARTET The Men's Quartet is a new organization on our campus that we are all proud to have represent our college. ln the future the lvlen's Quartet will be a necessary part of the con- certs given by the various music organiza- tions on our carnpus. 186 McGovern. K. Lund, lvl. Maitland J Raisen A Shaw J. Mealus, R. Thompson R Wilson W D, Daylon, I.. Ahrens, P. Griswold, S. l-leqsledl, S. Gaela, E. l-lerrnan W, Harcly, P. Thomas. . , .. , . 6, ,H,.W, M , .-.. ..,, Q, VQEN- .,,-..,., 1 ,WW ..... ...M ,M , V- 1451 fn- 4 , -K mf? favfxzfmzf :A V ma ' MADRIGALS The Moolrigols sing fifteenth century Gregorian music in oll port hormony. They oppeor ot vorious concerts on ond off compus sponsored by the col- lege. 187 Row I: J. Kryclc, J. Cossaro, C. Korn, C. Sclmneider, lvl. MacLeod, D. Jones, K. Lund C. Williams. Row 2: l-l. VanCuran, S. Warner, K. Morillw, C. Penlwarlow, P. Boll, N Dennis, D. Bauer, P. Parlcer, P. Landel, B. Silverman, P. Dilauro, D. lsolda, F. Davidson D. Dow. Row 3: P. Nolan, C. Tocco, L. Priclward, I. Friedman, F. O. Taranlino, I.. Way K. Pelers, lvl. Talbol, S. l-ligby, J. Ticliy, P. Procliaslqa, R. lvlellerslci, B. Prenclw, W Leslie. Row 4: Mr. J. Wincenc, F. Uriclci, S. Wilson, K. Nagel, J. Mealus, C. Sloddarf B. Cerone, W. l-lardy, W. Pxrnez, P. l-lall, G. Pxblcarian. 188 BAND Where ever there is music on compus, thot is where you will find the Stoke Bond. This yeor, under the direction of Dr. Joseph Wincenc, the bond hos performed for rnony college ond civic functions. Their fine showing con be ot- tributed to 'the Tong hours ond hord work of Dr. Wincenc ond the students in the bond. r W 5 J ' ' Nurs 1 ' ORCHESTRA Beautitul and inspiring music can be heard whenever the State Orchestra piays, The orchestra, under the baton ot Dr. Joseph Wincenc, has pertormed at the Fall, Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. State is 'Fortunate to have Dr. Wincenc pack, while he was away he was conductor ot the Buttalo Philharmonic Qrchestra. Everyone at State is proud ot our orchestra and the outstanding achievements they have made in the tield ot music. 5 ,Xu ff! Ez EF k. ATHLETICS ATHLETIC BOARD The sports progrorn ot the college is orgonized ond directed loy the Athletic Boord. The Boord is comprised of the Women's ond lvlen's Athletic Associotion otticers ond representotives from eoch closs. 194 Row I: G. Ryan, C. Camarre, President R. Weiner. Row 2: H. lvlacAdam, Ad visor: R. Banaszalc, Vice President: C Gerlach, D. Norris, Advisor: J. Musca rella. Row 3: M. Brodericlc, Treasurer: N Harrington, M. Witt, H. Olsen. Row 4 B. Shields, H. Boies, J. Harrington, J Wolfgang. Row 5: H. Luczalc, J. Cunius J. Hontos. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Recreotion Associ- oition is o member ot the notionol ossociotion, the Athletic ond Recreo- tion Federoition ot College Women. lt otters to all women on compus numerous physicol ond recreotionol octivities ond olso promotes oi co- educotionol recreotion progrom. MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Progress in sports is greotly oided by the Men's Athletic Associotion. This orgonizotion conducts the intro- murol octivities progrom tor the men on compus. These octivities include in the fall, tootboill ond o cross-country run, in the winter, boslcetboll ond bowling, ond in the spring, bciseboll. Any mon moiy join the ossociotion ond torm o teom to enjoy the sport ot his choice. In this woy, o voriety ot sports ot porticulor interest con be enjoyed by all. N Row I: G. Robinson, P. Whipple, N. Salcyo. Row 2: D. Delaney, D. Norris, Coordinator: C. Gerlach, Treasurer: R. Yachnin, Vice Presi- dent: R. Weiner, President: T. Schweitzer, Secretary: S. Klebanow, Activities Chairman. Row 3: I-l. Diem, M. Witt, N. Stanton, N. Har- rington, R. t-land, S. Peller, N. Klumpp, G. Ryan. Row I: D. Banaszalc, D. Evans, J. Harrington, Chaplain: J. Woltgang, President: R Eagan, Vice President: J. Ivluscarella. Row 2: Z. Shields, lvl. Broderick, Treasurer: B Smith, I-I. Boies, R. Eberle, Reporter: J. Cunius. 195 CHEERLEADERS Stokes Orongemen hove been cheered on to victory by our cheerleoolers. These girls cheer the ofhletes thot weor the colors oronge ond bioclc. J.V. CHEERLEADERS--Row I: C. Carnarre, R. Richman. Row 2: C. Wahl, C. Goodwin, A. Binqel. 196 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-6. Walfer, D. DeGFopper, B. Findlay, I.. Borschel, S. Con- cardi, J. Durfm, P. Kramer. Tl? M! DRILLETTES Drillettes, unoler the student leoclership ot Anne Suro- wiec, is the precision morching unit ot Stote, consisting ot selected women ot the college. This is olwoys o won- derous sight to see the Drillettes go through their routines. The Drillettes morch in mony progrcims given ot the college, ot mony sports octivities ond con olso be seen morching in poroides. Their tine coorclinotion oncl morching obility has won them numerous trophies. Row I: A. Surowiec, Captainfpresident. Row 2: E. Kashdan, E. Kras- nerg V. Long, B. Schallmo, L. Pierro, J. Remsen, V. Nussbaum, P. Burgio. Row 3: lvl. Owens, Secretary-Treasurer: C. Dellyelce, R. Ca- reaga, J. Santella. Row 4: K. Keating, R. Roche, lvl. Gegenturtner, lvl. Macklin, C. Kelleher. C. lvlazur, N. Peruzzini, A. Box, B. French. MAJORETTES These girls, under the student leadership ot Barbara French, have dazzled many parade crowds and audiences throughout this past year. They usually accompany State's Band on many ot it's outings and functions. The girls are chosen tor their ability to pertorm the required slcills, their overall poise and general appearance. O Qs. 5' N Row I: D. Halfer, A. Schulde, J. Muscarella, J. Wolfgang, E. Fawceff, D. Banaczak. Row 2: P. Kami, J. Rubino, G. Eraser, T. Brunger, H. Luczak, F. Harvick, coach. Row 3: C. Pufz- baclc, J. Pe-rwose, D. Evans, N. Vogf. Row 4: W. Schmlolffeddc, J. Kfauser, J. Korfros. Row 5: J. Curmis, H. Boies, B. Eagen, J. I-iarringfon. 1' ir: ' Yi l tlliitf ,ld ,,'.. +r1 '55 ', t 3-iffy. ,M 'vw .-.r Q., rg ss ... ,1,. . fu- we Q s... f ' 1 4- ff' si-92, .eff New fififis-1,ir,if S, ' r SOCCER Eighteen lettermen reported to Coach Fred l-lartrilc last tall. The team did not begin to show its tull strength until the third game. From then on they won 3, 4, 2. l-lenry l.uczal4, right tullbaclc and co-captain ot this year's aggregation, was selected to the New Yorlc State Intercollegiate Athletic Soccer Association. Also outstand- ing tor State on defense were haltbacls Werner Schmidt- tericlc and goalie Norm Vogt. Ottensively, tor the second year in succession, Doug Evans was State's high scorer. l-lelping him dent the op- position net was roolcie Diclc Banaszalc, co-captain Paul Kant, and winger Tom Brunger. ln two years as coach, Fred l-lartriclc is to be commend- ed. This year's team won more games than any other State team had in tour years. With the continued loyalty ot the student body and the spirit ot the players, an even brighter season is in store next year. INDOOR TRACK For the past I5 years, State's track team has been noted tor their achievements during the winter months. Credit should be given Coach Marsh and his runners tor their good job despite the ditticulty in tinding a gym large enough to practice in. The season was highlighted with competition at the University ot Michigan, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and the All-State meet. State also scored highly in the distance relays. Even better progress ot the team will be expected next year when they will have the use ot the new gym. Row I: M. Blest, R. Pierzchala, R. Walczalc lFr.l, T. Burns, J. Tyler, P. Leibert, E. Winrow. Row 2: P. Sonczewslci lFr.l, C. Putzbach, W. Larson, B. Girard lFr.l, lvl. Nolley, J. McLaughlin, Captain: B. Ma- teer, M. Russert, Coach Marsh, W. Flynn. gggg1g-yafwmrfaiigsiswsvmrwunwmsn :MF 'W-rf-nf BUFFIQ Row I: B. Mateer, M. Stuckey lFr.l, R. Walczalc lFr.l. Row 2: E. Win- row, J. McLaughlin, Captain: M. Russert, R. Pierzchala, P. Leibert, B. Girard lFr.l. Row 3: R. Marsh lcoachl, M. Blest lManagerl, T. Burns, lAssistant Managerl, M. Nolley, J. Tyler, A. Schutte, W. Larson, W. Flynn, J. Beris, P. Sonczewski lFr.l. OUTDOOR TRACK Atter the winter months the troclcmen leove the tloor- boords ond enter the cinders. A rigorous spring seoson is spent under insutticient ott-cornpus tcicilities to creote o successful teom. This spring, depth in the tield events wos o problem. As tor running events, individuolly Stote wois hard to detect. Two members, Tim Burns ond Ed Winrow, ore considered first ond second in the Stote tor distonce running events. 5-4 W, O4 Row l: B. Mateer, R. Marsh, Coach: J. McLaughlin. Row 2: M. Blest, W. Flynn, W. Larson, J. Tyler, B. Girard, R. Walczak, E. Winrow, M. Russert. CROSS COUNTRY The I96l version ot the Buttalo State harrier forces, under the direction ot new coach Dick Marsh, rallied through an outstanding season as they chalked up I5 wins, 4 losses, and I tie. This record would have been more im- pressive it previous All American, Ed Winrow, had been able to run. The individual who placed third last year in the country's finals was injured early in the tall. l-lowever, State again had a runner gain All American honors. He was Tim Burns, a Junior, who broke eleven course records. The season was marked by the memorable run ot Cap- tain Jack McLaughlin, Clit? DeOca, and Bruce Mateer. Also outstanding were Junior, Bill Flynn, and Sophomores Jim Tyler and Mike Blest. Next year with the majority of this year's squad return- ing and the addition ot treshman team runners, a Banner Year is expected. O 20 i f'r'f , it 1-sv , ' 2 . . 5' p.. -v L: I y . . 3 fi . E ji A r e,..,,i..- ,. .. . -- f wwww, Row l: J. Walko, Co-Captain, P. Pxndruczyk, Co-Captain: l'l. Mac- Adam, Coach. Row 2: R. Emer, J. l-laslip, J. Roberts, J. Johnson, D. l.ewis, lvl. Broderick, T. Jones, J. Muscarella, D. Banaszak, F. Parisi, Manager, C. Sist, Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL The basketball team ot I96I-62 began the season under the guidance ot a new coach, l-loward lvlacftxdam. Coming to State trom Michigan, he devised a new type ottense. lt proved a success. The Orangemen won I2 and lost Il. Among their conquests were Gannon, Brockport and De- troit Tech. The squad was led by Dave Lewis. l-le totaled 544 points and Tinished with the all time State scoring mark ot I l29 points tor three seasons. l-le also gained the honor ot being Western New York's leading scorer. Next year State will have Tour stalwarts returning, high- scoring Dick Banaszak, Mike Broderick, Jack Walko and John Roberts. Along with two talented sophomores and a good selection ot treshmen players, a bright season is in sight. O JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL A very successful season was enjoyed by tlwe tresnman basketball players ttiis year under new coach Fran O'Stiee. Led by high scorers, Tom Dietsctr and Ray Tutts, the squad administered losses over excellent competition in- cluding Broclcport and Fredonia. Rebounding trom Dennis Kelly won ttre Orangemen a well balanced attaclc. Next season it is anticipated that ttiree or tour ot tliese boys will fill tlfme gap lett by graduating seniors on ttie varsity. Row I: F. O'SIwei, T. Dietscli, Captain. Row 2: D I-Ierrmann, Manager: R. Anderon, D. Ebert, P Wasielewski, D. Kelly, J. Mogavero, R. Tufts, D lvlallast, E. Pollman, Mana Q so 2, 'land' fY 208 l Row I: B. DeGlopper, J. Beris, l.. Herbst, J. Em- mons, B. Johnson, G. Brighton. Row 2: R. Marsh, Coach: lvl. Witt, R. Dee, R. Williams, Captain: A. Schulte, M. Gallisdorter, D. Scherer, SWIMMING The mermen enjoyed another successtul season under the leadership ot their new coach Richard Marsh. Assistant Coach Kontes again aided in the success ot the swimmers. Outstanding individual was Don Scherer who was an undefeated diver in dual meets. Top point gatherer was Al Schutte, senior sprint-man. With captain Ron Williams and good ettorts from Bill Johnson and Lee l-lerbst, the thin team produced good results. The progress ot next year's swimming team will be great- ly aided by the facilities available in the new gymnasium to be completed next September. 209 i i B. Weber, J. May, J. Wahlenmeyer, B. Hall, l-l. Macfaxdam, Coach B. Wiseman, S. Evans. GOLF The golt team under the guidance ot new Coach l-lowie Macfxdam had a 7 win, 2 loss season. Leading the squad was Jerry Wahlenmaver, Bill Weber and Jim Mary. The Orangemen defeated such teams as University ot Buttalo, Canisius, Niagara and E.C.T.I. Next season State will lose two men by graduation but with a coach like Macfxdam, it is assured that State will have another team to be proud ot. 210 H. l-laclcett, Coach R. Freitag W. Schmidttrericlc H. Olsen P. Belter J. Lynch W. Bell TENNIS This yeor the Tennis teom is under the direction ot Dr. l-loclcett. The yeor hos not been one ot the brightest, but the tuture looks very bright. With the loss ot such stolworts os Gortinlqle ond Mudd the teorn had to rebuild from noth- ing. l-lowever, with rnony o good freshmen coming up the Tennis teom should be bolstered considerobly. 'To-is 'vw FX XXI 'tif 'vi BASEBALL Coach l-lartrick welcomed baclc lo lettermen to the baseball team. The initial two weelcs were spent in the gym where conditioning was held. When the grounds at Dela- ware Park dried, the team began working outdoors. With such a short season, little time could be spent tuning up tor the opener. l-lowever, the club had another successtul year. Outstanding performances were experienced against Cortland, Oswego, and Canisius. This some performance is expected next year when spring rolls around again. 212 Row I: l.. Patrignan, T. Kenny, T. Corigliano, J. Johnson B. Rohe, C. Gronwall, E. Van De Marlc, K. l-lunt, Row 2 E. Kennedy, D. Banaszalc, J. Muscarella, J. DiVincenzo, J Ryazilc, F. l-lartriclc, Coach. Row 3: D. l-lodson, Manager P. Francovialc, E. Kantor, J. Walko, lvl. Giancarlo. ,,9,,,,. 1 I 1 , W , if J' , f- H914-Q Q w 'wil '93-9 M.. Q ALL-AMERICANS Each year the sportswriters ot the nation choose a group ot athletes in each respective sport, to these rnen goes the honor ot being designated as All-Americans. This year S.U.C.B. was most tortunate in having two such people- Tim Burns, Cross-country and t-tank Luczak, Soccer. To these two men go our highest regards tor representing State so capably. Tim Burns-Cross-Country Hank Luczoik-Soccer F, si 'N ,sf Row I: P. Monday, M. Abrams, K. Weigel, J. Bouc- her. I.. Mahier. Row 2: K. Lund, S. Vogel, M. Frank, D. Pierce, B. Fillmore, M. Meunier. Row 3: M. Her- rscher, D. Dobrindt, P. Lawler, J. Sheedy, Treas- urer, S. Sandow, Secretary, D. Scherer, Vice Presi- dent, J. Gray, President: T. Eyanotl, A. Luclci Row 4: K. l-lottmann, G. Ramming, C. Scheiber, J. Ham- ilton, D. Adolf, P. Knopf, J. Sutton, P. Ricotta, L. Cole, B. Vasi, J. Baumler, P. Cannizzaro, G. Mc- Gowan, S. Roberts, S. Cavanaugh, M. Sweeney, N. Jordan, P. Lampilo, Row 5: E. Kashdan, M. Schu- ster, W. Reinhart, E. Olivant, B. Vogel, J. Neilson, R. Ryan, K. Knoplfa, J. Parlcer, C. Calandra, P. Ba f'9e 5- Wise- M- Waxman- J- Mccmmaclfi G' The Slci Club is one ot the newest, yet one ot the most Gardner, P. Bruno. populor orgonizotions on compus. This yeor the club pro- vided, tor it's members ond their guests, tcicilities to ski ot Kissing Bridge. For those who didn't have the proper equip- ment, orrorngements were mode to provide this equipment. Those who did not lcnow how to slci, but were willing to leourn, the club otlered instructions in the ort ot skiing. ln the tuture the club will grow ond grow because ot the pop- ulority ot the sport ot slciing. 215 . !3.! !' ' 2 4 fha .. .. f - .,,. .-,F xii . Fi V ff : JY? 1 ' -,Ls www: P im ,, 12 42 ,, M, A V -C ', A- MM, WW... ...M- ir' lx ffm. Qw HJ W , 36 Q , WN ,W1,,,m , 1' 'mummy VMMM ,Awy V HIMMMWW ,W,,M..,5 , if ' w i g - 'il My i x i fl L' ,532 Wy, 5 JL. 231.4 'IJ J I3 '1 STATE HIGHLIGHTS J 'W' Sandy Bonlak Sally Dobson Rensselaer, New York Cafskill, New York Ari Educafion Ar? Educafiom Stephanie Phillips Bonnie Robinson Karen Wantuck Philip Young Buttalo New York Buffalo, New York Roslyn, New York Johnson City New York Art Education Art Education Art Education Art Education SEMESTER IN SIENA The State University ot New York now has expanded its campuses. Throughout the state there are over titty units ot this system, but this is not the extent ot our vast campus. Now the S.U.N.Y. not only covers New York State but it has established branches in Europe. This year some ot State's students were fortunate enough to spend a part ot the year in Siena, Italy. Presently this program is limited to Art majors, but it is hoped that the program will be ex- panded turther to include all departments on State's campus. lm 2 us-s..4Q X., 1-iff' W lv 2 4 A. S553 f..........,.,,,,- V Dushlcott J Abwao L lvlilclcelsen, E. Koseclc, L. Leroy, l-l. Alvarez, I. l-loclc. FOREIGN STUDENTS To promote better understonding, omong the mony peoples ot the world ond to brooden the minds ot everyone concerned, we welcome the mony toreign exchonge stu- dents to our compus. We ore thonloful they hove been given the opportunity to study ot our compus, ond also for giving us on insight into the ideols ond customs of their notive countries. To those who leove us we bid torewell, but to those who continue with us we bid them welcome. All ot us ot Stote ore glod to hove our toreign neighbors os o port ot our college. - Dr. 81 Mrs. RICHARD L. WHITFORD It has been most pleasant to have, as a part ot our col- lege this year, the Dr. Richard Whittord's from Tasmania. They have given so much at themselves to everyone at State: Dr. Whittord as an instructor, and Mrs. Whittord as an Assistant Dean at Students. To them go our warmest thanks and our fondest at tarewells. 1 un ni u nusmua gh 4 x A. STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Board ot Trustees FRANK C. MOORE, LL.B., L.H.D., LL.D., Chairman . MRS. JOHN A. WARNER, Vice-Chairman . .. .. WARREN W. CLUTE, JR... ,.,. .,...., . . . .. MRS. BETTY HAWLEY DONNELLY. . .. .. .. .. CHARLES GARSIDE, B.S., LL.B., L.H.D., LL.D. BOLD E. SOLDER... , ,..., .... . .. LESTER B. GRANGER, A.B., D.H.L., LL.D. . . JAMES GREENOUGH, A.B., M.D. SAMUEL HAUSMAN .,.. . . . MORRIS IUSHEWITZ .,,.,.. ..,,. . . Indian Lake New York City Watkins Glen New York City New York City . ..Utica New York City Cooperstown . . Great Neck Mount Vernon CLIFTON W. PHALEN, B.S.. . . .. . Plandome JOHN A. ROOSEVELT, A.B. .. . .Hyde Park JAMES J. WARREN .. .. . Albany DON J. WICKHAM, B.S. . . . . . . . . ...Hector President ot The University Thomas H. Hamilton, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., L.H.D., LL.D Secretary ot The University J. Lawrence Murray Executive Dean tor Teacher Education Hermann Cooper, A.B., Mus.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D. THE COLLEGE Local Council Mrs. James H. Righter IChairmanI Joseph F. Higgins IVice-Chairmanj Mrs. John R. Campbell Joseph L. Fink Patrick H. Hodgson David J. Laub Mrs. James C. LytIe Philip W. Patti Mrs. Henry Z. Urban 2 S.U.N.Y. College of Education at Buffalo l3OO Elmwood Ave. - Buffalo, N.Y. Henry D. Olsen, Editor Richard Russ, Business Manager Fellow Classmates: Upon the completion of the 1962 ELMS, it gives me great pleasure to give praise, where praise is due. The task of editing a college annual, such as our ELMS, is not a job for one person - the editor. It takes many hours of cooperative planning by many people. Without such people as Linda Roath, Ioan Kastenberg, Virginia Nussbaum, Lynn Carver, Dave Halter, and the entire editorial board and their helpers, this book would not have been possible. Being involved with State's yearbook for the first time, there were many procedures this editor had to learn. The editor was familiar with yearbook publication, but not with the manner in which State prepared their book. Without such people as Dr. Greenwood, our advisory George Geer, our printer: and A1 Sillato, our photographer: there would have been many more conspicuous mistakes . With these people helping with the publication of the ELMS, many mistakes were averted. The editorial board and the staff of the 1962 ELMS hope you, the student, will enjoy and appreciate all the man hours that have gone into the ELMS. It is also hoped that this book, 1962 ELMS , will serve as a lasting record of your year at State, 1961-1962. Sincerely yours , Henry Olsen Editor, 1962 ELMS I: LJ E
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