Cayuga Community College - Nainrubua Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1955 volume:

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Q-L -Q: mai -- .tvqhu 5. ' ' lv-L 'Q'-5 'W 1' ,fx 5 . EX - .,,g,..5j -.43 -' 5,-10. .. . fnfiw. 11- I - -L.7,j'1 . 'Yu ' ' -V -gf ,Q -3, -..g4?4':: QF'-C.. ' 1 O- Q ' .,,.'-:JI-: o 'V gl 'li' '33, , K : ' .A HI . . xi -A Q x 1 5 Q ru n 1 , .,s-.q- 5. . at Rai, E+- NAINRUBUA Publzsloecl by The Class of 55 AUBURN COMMUNITY COLLEGE AUBURN NEW YORK 1 9 5 5 FOREWORD The hopes a.nd...21512iLQQ1-s of many Auburnians have come to fuller fruition with the publicationpof this, the first yearbook. The plans, disap- pointments?-trLEratE:ns!Vand- eventual success of interested people working in the field of higher education all come into focus. 1955 marks the first graduating class of Auburn Community College. Though small in number, no class will represent exactly what this one doesg its spirit is symbolic. Although many graduating classes will pass through the doors of A. C. C., the members of the class of 1955 have the unique honor of being the first bona fide alumni. Within these pages are remembrances of happy times spent in extra-cur- ricular activitiesg groups in which We all functioned no matter in how small a capacity. In years to come may these pages recall the early college years We have spent together in the State University's newest educational venture. A474 l lT.T Pr N .... u.. K f . , wan.: 4' ' V V. .'..-.ffrV: fVa:fl.,V I , ,, III ,I , - V- ,. . ., . VV .,I-,sw 1- rw : '- ,' 2, . 9' - I : VW- a s .L 1, 'Q-f3FR '- M ' 4 l -. -' a- f -'? 'i:.V . ,FL 'H ' VV -- X'- 5 ' 5 -'E' .V - ' -IVV-l .- ' - .am-'nts-fa, I '-1 . if- V -,V V , f- V:-.-, V- , -V V, K .. 'V-V, . -. -. - 4. -, - 'Iv 1 5 A- J, ,I 3, ,I V . - -- ,I -V Va- 4 - -at , -eh. .V -J U-,- :II I I V - TI I.. f I I I .I IIIII.. I .VMI .-. . .VV .- .ez .I.fI- I.. :VI II QI-5 II -I. IIVVQI-ILIIIV -.a 4 In. --,QI ,,I:-LI-:sf I f - - ' '3 V- II ,QV-.G -2-V23 -: LaIeI,,... , ,pq ,gy 'eg , - 1,aVVII.II QV f,I-I.,J.IttI '-5 I V L V :1.f.- 14 , 4. 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I .V'.':,V.'-1 -. .- T ' ' ,.- DEDICATIONI' T T V We, the Yearbook Staff of..1955, dedicate this bool: not to any one single rndxvxdual, but rather to all those mdrvrduals who rn any way made rt possxble for Auburn Commumty College to exist To srngle out any one person would be dlffrcult thrs frrst year We feel that the frrst NAINRUBUA should express smcere appreczatron to so many Auburnrans rn so many walks of hfe The foresrghtedness of these people have made possrble an educatronal dream whxch we feel proud to be a part of Wrthout A C C many of us would have been demed the opportunrty of a college educatron To mentron but a few to whom we feel especlally mdebted seems not out of place Dr Hetherrngton wrllmgly assumed the role of College presrdent even though the responsxbrlrtres cut deep into hrs tune Dean Skrnner saw the College launched and experrenced the fxrst frustranons and joys of the mfant rnstrtutron The faculty have been more than rnstructors, more than advxsors, they have been frrends wrth whom we have worked and Whose counsel has proven wrse tame and agarn The Board of Trustees took on the addrtronal duties rnvolved 1n establlshmg a College Thrs group often have gwen tzrelessly of thezr tune and efforts rn our behalf The Board of III II: II Educatron, as our sponsors, have given of themselves and thexr frnanccs that ...saga '5!'gg w Aw have lkqflf thelr support and encouragement when rt was most needed the College rmght grow Lastly we wrsh to express our srncgfe gratrtude to the business and profess1onal folks, as well as the reszdents of Auburn who ,I -v I, a. 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' ' 1: ras.-.V'c'.z41 . :If ,IIGV :Vn',?f3,y1gI I, Aggie gk EI2 425,59-IIIII,fF?f33?j3i!II,.II I .- s V -C-.fm T ' ' Q- '4' sf , NAINRUBUA STAFF FIISI row I McEndy J Kellog A Heath R Andrews S Cochran G Frumento Y Kxllxan Second row S Powers R Moore R Smart J Myers J Wawrzaszek j Bellomo I B1bbens B Bentley Th1rd row E Hole Mr Robb R Guter Mr Brunell L Wallace The mrddle of january a small but representatlve group of students met to discuss plans for Auburn Commumty College s fxrst yearbook The pub11cat1on of a college s fxrst yearbook IS no hght undertaking a fact wh1ch we of the NAINRUBUA staff found to be more than true with no tradxtron behmd us but wxth hxgh hopes for success we set about assembhng rnaterral for thrs your frrst yearbook We hope to have captured the true sp1r1t of ACC w1th1n these few pages and to have portrayed the success of many xndlvrduals The problems wh1ch we encountered along the roc road of assembhng thxs book seem tr1v1al to us now We feel a deep sense of pr1de ln belng a part of another of ACC s expandmg trad1t1ons Faculty Adwsor Mr Brunell Layou! Edzlor John Bellomo Editorial Staff Robert Andrews Sue Powers Lours Caruana Sport: Edftor john McEndy Fdzzaw nz Cbzef Ann Heath Typmg Edna: joan Brbbens Typzrtr james Myers Sue Cochran :M ' -seq law? 5' r tiwwk 5512 .3 ff few Faculty Adwror Mr Robb Art Editor Jacqueline Kellogg Advertuzng Staff Rhonwynn Moore Ernest Hole joseph Wawrzaszek Robert Guter Barbara Bentley Rxchard Smxth l'r ! gg.. I. If, lf f' fy 1..- Q ..,, I H K sw I LX .f-g.. 67 'is A -K' .ff 'na AWN 9 x 1 'fhzxf ? 1 1 44' y, ? ADMINISTRATIO COLLEGE I AUBURN COMM ammo, ,nu AUBUBN, N. Y. 'Di-L!! Eine yearbook is one more addition to the iong iist oi accorrxphskiri'-ents achieved I uburn Community Coiiege. N both as individuais and as a ciaf-s for the spiendid the endless number oi ciasses which shaii in 'i then it had UNYEY This b the iirst ciass oi A trerneiy proud oi you biazed the trail for came a reaiity. Unts e excei- I y i Y We are ex rnanner in which you have ioiiow. tered in September, 1955, the Coiiege be ronfrse. ' ' b0th in and out oi the classroom and th ve been responsibie for the rnan ears. r educa- As you en oniy as a p roiiciency veioped ha ut the two y ' ntinue you ' enter 1. existed on paper You quickly demonstrated p Kent spirit and iine rnoraie which you de successes which have ioiiowed one aiter the other througho Now you are ready to graduate and ieave us. Some oi you wiil co tion at other coiieges, some wiii find positions in industry and business, others wiii the rniiitary service. Wherever you go and whatever you- do, 1 am certain that you wiii continue to show the same spirit oi cooperation and desire for exceiience in achievement that you have shown here. Goo to each oi you aiwaysfyou are the 'Tioneers of Auburn Community C0iiege. 'iT.S14iNNEYr, Dean I , d iuck A. f' a N I. ,- AUBURN COMIVI UNITY COLLEGE ormcs or 'rl-is AUBURN, N. K PRESIDENT I I As part of the State University of New Yorle the Auburn Community College will I contribute its Hrst class of graduates in june. Along with the general responsibilities I of college graduates, you have the added privilege of setting the pace for future classes. l You can hardly spend two years in college without encountering real problems of a I sort that a person must encounter throughout his life. They may be personal or s0ciaL I economical or political, religious or ethical. Insofar as you have learned to come to grips I effectively with these problems, the chances are you will continue to do so in later life. Il This is important to you and your families for as you demonstrate your capacities and l your willingness to work out solutions to personal and community problems, you will be l asked to assume larger responsibilities. What you do with these responsibilities and l opportunities as educated persons will go far toward determining the kind of world in I which you and your Children are going to live. I am not proud of the world which my generation is handing on to yours. If it has improved during the past forty years, we may have to wait for the historians to point ou! the areas of improvement. On the other hand I am hopeful that you will face con- Hdently the tough assignment as you leave college. If Auburn Community College has I helped to make you aware of your heritage and its signiHcance, you are not unprepared for the problems to be solved. If through your efforts your generation is to realize the I good life in a truly free society and if you are not unprepared for that job, you have l already made a good beginning at Auburn Comnqunity College in the difficult but I exciting job of living. In the mastery of this art I wish you endless success. I CHARLES G. HETI-IE INGTON I ' 4 0 A First row: Mrs. C. Brister, Dr. I.. jarvey, E. Boyle, Dr. A. I.oCastro. Standing: Dr. E. Vfood, F. Ramsey, E. Flynn, F. Smith, J. Karpinski, M. Goldman. HISTORY Our college seal which gives 1953 as the starting year for Auburn Community College may give many of us the idea that everything concerned with college work started in that year. Research found this idea to be entirely without truth. ' Higher education started in Auburn in 1932 when the Auburn Collegiate center was established. This two-year college was sponsored by the School of Forestry at Syracuse University and was housed in the Auburn Theological Seminary Buildings. The funds for the operation were supplied by the Federal Government. The school operated on a half year basis and offered liberal arts subjects The year 1956-37 saw the Collegiate Center's largest enrollment, 275 pupils. Then in 1937, Federal funds were withdrawn. The summer of that year saw the end of Auburn's Collegiate Center. In 1951 our New York State legislature passed the State University Law which was a plan for starting colleges throughout the state where there was the most need. At a public hearing in Albany to which Dr. Hetherington, the Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Maurice Schwartz, then president of the Chamber of Commerce, were sent as Auburn's representatives, the State University adopted a master plan and named ten cities as sites for new centers for colleges. The trustees for ACC were appointed in 195 3, four by the Governor and five by the city of Auburn. In the fall of 1953 ACC became a reality with the entrance of the first freshman class. an-mf mum i iw? E-vo 04,0 :Q A UO The offlcnal seal as desxgned by the L G Balfour Company of Attleboro Massachu setts was approved durmg the fall of 1954 by the faculty and student body of the college The seal appears on college pubhcatxons off1c1al documents class rmgs and jewelry and sports clothmg as the offlclal mslgma of the college The entlre seal rs made up of many symbols whlch show the close t1e between the col lege and the communxty the four d1v1s1ons of educatlonal classlfxcatxon the conventxonal symbol of d1l1gence m study and the development of lntegrlty personahty and character The seal IS mt nded to portray the mtncate part whxch the college plays rn the com mumty Everyone IS the archxtect of hxs own future the motto of the college appears on the seal L.-.QQ 4 e a fgfgf , Q '-' - 2' .T I i :Q rl -fa QAM G3 5 2 ,,,,.....4 In Y -N f-2 , r , f I- 5'5 QQ Y , f 3- F I NORMAN F BOURKE Social Scrence B A University of Notre Dame M S Industrial and Labor Relations School Cornell University Syracuse University Magna Cum Laude Notre Dame ELOISE HILBERT Librarian B A Syracuse University B.L.S. Syracuse University ROBERT H BRUNELL English and Foreign Languages B A Colby College M A Middlebury College Syracuse University French Consulate Award 1947 Consulting Editor Enclyclopaedia Britannica WILBUR T KENT Treasurer Business Subyects Auburn Business School B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Syracuse University EARLE FIELD Psychology B A Syracuse University M A Syracuse University D S S Syracuse University Certificate International Relations Georgetown University A B Magna Cum Laude Alpha Kappa Delta JOHNJ MONTEAN Science B Sc Michigan State Normal College M.A. Columbia University Syracuse University Pi Gamma Mu Phi Delta Kappa WW' DONALD R ROBB pf! 'O MINERVA C SCOTT Mathematncs Secretarial Scxence B A Umversxty of Rochester Phx Beta Kappa B S Hartwlck College Syracuse Umversxty JOHN J SYRJALA Enghsh B SS C C N Y M A Columbxa Umversxty Syracuse Umversxty Phr Beta Kappa Ph1 Delta Kappa WARREN M TAYLO Engmeermg AB Wooste M A m Ed orn Umversxty Phu Delta Kappa R EDWIN A BLATZ Physzcal Educatlon STEPHEN FROMEL Basketball PHILIP M GROBEN Mechamcs u E5 J Qa,f,:5,,-ef 7' if x G xml ALBERT T SKINNER Dean Mathematics B S Alfred Umversxty M A Columbxa Uruverslty Syracuse Umversxty Part Tune Faculty HAROLD M HENDERSON Musrc JOHN E HARRY Electrxclty KENNETH M LOOMIS Engmeermg Drawmg MALCOLM H REED Descrxptxve Geometry CORNELIS SINKELDAM JR Surveymg - l f ff 5 X !A 7 x lla l A A Q' - . I- QT' I Y' -4. A STUDENT COUNCIL Fxrst row S Powers Dean Skinner J Bellomo A Heath Second row R Mason J Murphy J Brown D Crosby STUDENT COUNCIL The student governmg body of Auburn Communrty College has been a part of thxs 1nst1tut1on sxnce 1ts foundxng The Student Councxl orgamzatlon conslsts of students elected by thelr peers whose responslbllxtxes mclude flj Pl'0VldlI1g adequate hnkage between students and faculty Q25 delegatmg funds to student clubs and organxzatlons GJ plannlng and supervxslng speclal student actxvrtxes and f4j brxngmg cr1t1c1sm complaints suggestlons and acknow ledgments to the attentlon of the admlnrstratxon When measured by standards of years, the Auburn Cornmunlty College Student Councll IS an lnfant hardly capable of responsrbllxty However 1ts numerous and varled accom phshments add many years of expenence to rts chronological age Closely knlt cooperatron rs essentlal 1f a student governxng body 15 to succeed Here at Auburn Communrty College an 1dea1 sltuatxon exnsts and the effectxveness of the Student Councll has been proven on repeated occasrons I ' Y I 1 . . , , . , . . . . , . , . , . . a - 9 a 1 s 9 ' 1 - a ' 2 ,,'- a ' '-vit' -v- 'o A1-5 QW! , V 4 , H -S 451 M , ,ii D ' , , Q V 'V ' 1. 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BELLOMO 'johnny' ' Wert H igb Liberal Artf Student Council Je V LJ lr Newman Club Auburn Collegian Nainrubua Tranxfer to Genefeo State Tearbers College V ll 5,51 X 1 rv! B 'JJ I l WJ ffl! ,I J A 41' ., ' ,f K, ri, ,X Q il JOHN R. BROWN J, B. Bu.rineJ.r Administration Student Counril Harlequin Club Spartanx Q' THOMAS BOCON Tom Cbemieal Engineering Engineering Soriety Newman Club mule el .QW LOUIS F. CARUANA ' 'Lou' ' Wen High u Liberal Arty ' Student Council Harlequin Cluh Auburn Collegian Nainruhuo Tronxfer to Genefeo State Teachers College We ' 'v1'Z,4.U d X Engineering Union S pring: Central En gineerin g Society Choruf 399' ,gy WDW BENJAMIN V. CASTRO M - I- I gjLf ' ,Z ,Wx UL .QhfL- j ti V, klg, 4 .flee-lf Clw-'J' ' ry, PAUL C. BUCHKO fgggjyegb Bucko X l 32 C J EH cgfql .t 7 mfg? ql ::Y'viQ?flgli-Qi ima? ll, 'H C is Yoqifg- 'F HQQJES C56 Ben Q x Chemical Engineering QWSWU Wg? he En gzneerzn g Society WNW 0'5?f'4b7' 2 y fp 'J 9 17 'xl X f !,-N . A K ' S SUSAN L. COCHRAN ,X D 1 U H QV X0 Sue U V Newark High, Newark, Ohio A A V ' Secretarial Science Protocol Cluh Harlequin Club 0 1 Choruf Auburn Collegian S partanettex Nainruhua ' fd lgyyii' In ik 'vii ju X 95 few ' ,ffl P gap fu K EJ A 1 Lyla! ii ,Co .n 'Gr' A ,iii-glib! 1 6 1 Ty 4' MG, 'J' nr, 1 Z L, X: 3- .,lA:'3u:'f. 34 fx .Iggy Nj 9 sl gf! J My K- :I ef .,-WE1 f.j,',..t' ' fly, Gal. l 1 -- ha f 'l' Jr' 'X 'll he fs ,f f 'W -, ff'-r N Q, gg, L l,fkxQg,3 'y ifyz, 1 ' ' 6 State Teachers College ' ' jr' ' , 5-1-:Mx V ' fc, . e - -if ,, - A: - A . 1 . : C it THOMAS A. CUN N IN GHAM G1en' ' Myna'erJe Academy Engineering Engineering Society Harlequin Club Choruf S partany Tranffer to Clarhxon PHYLLIS J. CURTIS A ,, f g Phil Of Y f' .G J-elf! 'S ' 'PV' D f fc! Q ' Central High W If I, Liberal Arts ,ffl 0., CJ,7-:Cf-ff , Protocol Cluh Aff' ff' M Chorus Q I -1' Auhurn Collegian ' Tranxfer to Oxwego if ANTHONY D. EMMI ' 'Tony' ' Wert High General Buxinen' sl? iii' SAMUEL W. DAY, JR. ,gg 'jf' Sam fP91,6 'J ,gtk Em High 00 evff' if y,,,my Engineering Ib the F r 'H' Engineering Society 5' -V 'f I Chorus 'fffidzg If WF K Auburn Collegian TAN il 9 .-- ff'-Q ' W-L ' Z DONALD W. FENNESSY Butch West High Engineering Engineering Society Transfer to Syracure U niverxity ,go mtl M VAOHA' EDWARD N. GIANNINO Re West High Electrical Technology Engineering Society - fl ,. . - . 4 ttgffl. 11,1 ,-., ' X- '71 ,, v , 1.7 .:,1Q,f 1 f A I I N. HJ A' QQ X X Sq 431 21:11 ,gxfj LLOYD A. GREEN, JR Bud Shaneatelex Central Buxinex: Administration Engineering Society Student Council Harlequin Club Spartanf , rf' tit t W 7 WW MM A,l1InN M. HEATPI-fi iffy Ann LiberalArtJ 7 , Protocol Club Student Council Harlequin Club Auburn Collegian Nainrubua Tranrfer to Cortland State Teacher: College Central High . W My JACQUELINE L. ' KELLOGG Jackie Sherwood Central Secretarial Scienee Chorus Aubzzrn Collegian Spartan ettes Girls' Volleyball Nainrubzza ' M fair we Q! W A M ROBERT F. LARAWAY 'jf' Q '- Port Byron Central . Mm JQAVJ 'Engineering Society WSL --1 ,Q,.,,,Slwcafu,a',D?,Qe1e A cd' S LL Qu ,ilambfg-fldfgaa-qavfahxjflix LU-dw-QQ Af-Len S Q0 CL HQfwr4Lf.f, Cm-2446 CQMA il? !LQ,fa,4.m.-CCEI, fig PAUL D. HILL, JR. '-paul U S A Onondaga Valley Academy Basineu Adrninixtration ' Student Council Q0 , Q Auburn Collegian S partanx N Bob Claemzcal En gzneerzng Qwyfvul alfwpgf? ,Ext-rl ,4 ,-' ef, ' .47 f' X -'J' .ffa f 45 new Meir H 6 if ., W - .04 Lf -AVM L' Cdr L26 f-477 Jxf ff f .2 ing, , JOHN D. MCENDY f AN f Possum A East High J JM eff' 4- ' 2, Liberal Am if L f Auburn Collegian Nizinruhua f Spurtunt l 1 I - A1911 u ' 'Sue' ' Sherwood Central Secretarial Science Student Counril N ewman Club Harlequin Club Chorux Spartunette: Nainrubuu j,2i5'.f.4.L4.M.c4A1'fL4,f' 2 7,wM,A 52542 C26'w.a' the V dm had Q Gffuef wiv '4',T-Lai' I-7 10150134 SUSAN A. POWERS Juv g4..1.1L.N'H 4 -ww ROYAL B. NEWMAN .,ROy,, Dwight High Engineering Engineering Society Transfer to City College DENNIS M. RENAHAN Denny Holy Family High School General Buxineu Newman Club Spartans JAMES M. PURINGTON ..Jim,, Eart H i gb Engineering Engineer ' S W JOHN G. RUTA John Union S pringx Central Engineering Engineering Society Spartans J- gala K' PATRICK F . Pat Eaft High ln I Engineering Engineering Spartan: Tranxfer to Erie Terhnical fVl1f'fyV K. 1 ' ' ,J Wx Owl 0 rid pffkffq lf l ll A 62 I.LflL,5Y f ROBERT P. TREAT Bob Eau High Liberal Art: Charm Azzhurn Collegian Sparlanf V RAYMOND T. SMART llRayl! Shaneatelex Central Eleclriral Technology Protarol Cluh Charm - . fl, H X X I f Sew 1 ..w . ., 1' ' ' Us 7 R - . ' . . 2 ' 'ss-1 ' ' 'lag . A ,E-.15 2551. L. , ' '..., nf--: ' 'H -. ,,V 3 'm 1 ' ' If IE' '- f5.:.: ' 'I if A.. u- -, 1 Y W-: 1 ' ' 1 ' ', .. if EJ: . Q. , . 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' . 1-' 91vxMzH.V'- V if 4 rw-W I Jllfll' vtLIK'I1lHtf'r 1A!l!l , I f , . . .wwf ra, - ,-- ,.-v.:,- .W ...Ar -vm, N..-,- . ,,.. , .M--.n-.-.AQ-,aI ,-..-.....I..,I, ' - erm,-.-. , ,41u'n1IJHf-' ,.I'II,,1lfl E iz.. W1 -5 Ip, asm- .-i:,1-1 I IW... 4- . ,Lf 5 s.,,L.I 3: 'J-.Y , -Q, -II , -' . Ar' 1:4 I, ha 5 ., , 33 L . ,,,.,f--rag-QIFHIQQQI' ,c x x ' S ,-1'. '35, ' ,HEY '- f,. 1 , W Y ., if-MA ...M---- V 'EM' an I-' , 'II I I ,F I - msgs 4 I if . x . I, A .,.g,iI,,, -,-' -f H, ...I. 'mg L ' M 5 'Pxlkw 1 -- I :I . .. E' up-+ i , F 'Z f 1-1 KII.It'j 'g ' . 4 f A -f UNDERGR U T . D A ES -.124 V 9 I J I - ' ' ,: 'Q -v wh f - I 1' , , I V ,. vpf XFX WFYTU K JJ I My CLASS OF 6 Q 4 seg aj x IAFXX xiii ,bfxdp K 'H 6 1 XY 4. 1 DW fd 50 L , 'if' v ff-BNOWLI5 .Y J 5 6? AQQXXHK Jjp Gp!J f9fy'! 4 f6f s X W, ,gf k wfg? M I' i 1 56 Q' fiifxfi ' arg Llc? E+ . -gr Ei j Q? Ms he it H54 .. , ltd Q Jig! , sei -FS, K. . D Hzimes, . B Bendey. G Davies, js., VI. Case, WU i V - sw M Eiumento, B. How, Y. B ymke, S. Lusk, aXes1o, S. D Crosby, B. Kekogg, R. Guter, . w' S. Casper, 3. Cilkhn, XC. Barber, . den, S. Bkbbens. Third row: B. D S. Camano, G. Bovi, T. Evans. D Bums, . Second io . D. Bow Jiomick, Fksx :own . Xlihian, R. Hafsfxkon, . Y. CooX, B. Giheite, B. Gduh, . Codson, BV . Bdheq, VJ. Lepak, Ys. C,aSe, .f-fo A flea QL - . W SL, Q 4 ' b gf? . 13,2 fist? egife . N My -f ,X -4 .. Q1 .L K. ails Xi , sig... ' eve N-I nk! Q69 .QQ A ' Q-K ' mm Wx gm, Gxgdium f ' KA A ' . QMJ ,, 1956 U, 'wqgumlimxwa FX'- Inolalc R ghlm, J. R. Pmfk I.. Sta ' X-R. F Hrst row ro ' . A. Nicholas, J. S W. D. McLou ' chuck, ' , . Moore, N. Millilo, R Rivers, Y Mar Wawrzaszek, S. Wawrzaszek, W Rid neg E. Pearcy, R. Wright, G. Syfnula. T ' chnzewicz, J. Monahan, L. Wallace, WI. .4 melh, C Saxton. Second a dlesworth, Wawro, G. Saw- QQ laiiifyg Iurd row: R. Masson, J. Murphjg J. Myers, A Mt x'9fff, y Sherwood, J. Siracusa, I P1-ego. -'V gif WEN gf? ffipvs H, .fl v.,v'a0, fl 'V' QQ 'IEJQQI :'.'- U ., '. 'X-L' ,-if Rf . ,' 'Urq' 45 if OX ' Hg? ., ff' XJ wr Yi-4121. 2.,.Ja x ,utiiw my J. 'Q' K y I! f-gh 9 'QP' fm Q, X35 J-A ' 4,9 fm? 'Ax -A Yi. 'Aww m YJ' ffif' fi t N53 If 43? 531115. mf If 5' A iff! ,Q .-fvw :J fm I A -J. 5 .gf A W 52, iq: gy! s 12 Af r V' Ki? n ,f Zu, . :,' -4 yy, -' f '5' I U V . ,fy ' gf , iv. g'f.fN.!x ,,,?1A:,j- Q-fx xg f 'Q X. dfiffl . li Q -'iw 1-F ,- Hi. ' . ' ,FW J 'J' ' ' if ,H I -, ..,f . E , , VX ,E . .1 ,I I if r. N ik ,.?'5 , Ar, V, -, ,- 5' ' Ki sN S U! 15 ' A f ivxyk N-Tl Q ff mf. 'rw ' Q' 22 mn-I .. Q J Qf ME, Kfffa . I A.-Ft 'V Y F YJ , 4, , Q I, 1 5 2' STUDENT NURSES First row J Bartley M Bxshop M Smart S Lander J Bernard A Vancluser D Dxllenbeck H Helm Second row B Coon J' Beyer P Head P Cuddelback D Temple I Chapman M Horan Waldron B Taylor The students of the Freshman Class of the Auburn Memorlal Hospltal School of Nursmg are enrolled as specnal students at Auburn Commun1ty College Thxs year they have recexved 1nstruct1on nn two soclal sc1ence courses, General Psychology and Socnology CD60 S. Palmeri, L.'Harhmond. 'Thlrd rovsl: Kornp,'J. Moore, jj Sllewbrooks, Pierce, little, ji i ,.- ::- ,, .- ' .,f ft cf . A --ap., -4. -.X ,ggpl qs-An'+1 'mg' fwsf, .. t N. N .,. -. -la... ..- D-,Y ,, X 9 1 1 3 C . L 1, In . i L. . A . 1 K I F V A I K Y X 1 '- - fi A 'L 3 1' . . i ' ll 2 I l ' - , 5 1 1 , 1 4 . WN Q J U 'N ' 1 A 'H 4'3- I Y. , 'I V 11 x QQ F 6 2 5 l I I A A ff'C,r LW' I LQ. ,f-- , x wx, ' rx tx . zgl 'lag 1 ' fvfsi 2' .-Q 4,4 I, 'H , l P Nav 'Ate' lt. .H . .lmhk A-.. -X1 ,L 5. 'pffif le 1 -5 1521. ' y- 'wa pp Q 'z xx N -. A , H. n 'Nu- Ai? J First row: A..Heath, J. Bellomo, S. Cochran, R. Moore, L. Stachniewicz, B Bentley. Second row: C. Saxton, R. Treat, J. McEndy, R. Andrews, R. Smith D. Haines, W. Sherwood, J. Bibbens. Third row: Mr. Syrjala, J. Siracusa. LOUIS CARUANA B N THE AUBURN COLLEGIAN .-:nf .:' ' I 'N Q.- '-IQ.. . .:1Z'- . d 'f D K X bi 4 1 . 'v ' First row: C. Saxton, M. Rivers, J. Kellog, L. Zambito, B. Kellog, A. Moore, P. Curtis, S. Cochran, Y. Killian, A. Amelias. Second row: A. Nicholas, G. Frumento, S. Powers, R. Treat, P. Buchko, R. Smith, E. Pearcy, R. Hamilton, S. Day, J. Bibbens, B. Bentley. Third row: J. Siracusa, J. McEndy, R. Smart, W R. Andrews, W. Sherwood, L. Stachniewicz, S. Catalano, G. Bovi. 1 HAROLD HENDERSON The Auburn Community College Chorus was activated in the late months of the col1ege's first year. For the past year and a half, the chorus has performed for various groups both in Auburn and many surrounding communities. Membership in the chorus is extended to all those interested in music. The chorus members have exhibited enthusiasm and cooperation and have truly carried a song in their heart and a smile on their lips. THE COLLEGE CHORUS 'Q' ,fu x Q First row: F. Dalesio, D. McLoughlin, L. Wallace, B. Castro, R. Mayer, R. Newman. Second row: W. Yaworski, P. Buchko, E. Pearcy, G. Sawchuck, T. Bocon, R. Laraway, V. Marinelli, Mr. Taylor. Third row: J. Ruta, D. Fennessy, T. Cunningham, P. Ryan, W. Purington. The Engineering Society was formed during the spring semester of 1954 with the purpose of fostering interest in Engineering and industrial processes, and to 'better acquaint prospective engineers with the field of their choice. In order to accomplish these objectives, visits to local industries were planned, together with talks by local engineers, and films on appropriate topics. Since there is normally a complete turn-over of students of A. C. C. every two years, it was decided to plan a sequence of industrial visits and films to cover a two year period. During the spring semester two visits were made, one at the Columbian Rope Company and another at the American Locomotive Company. During the fall of 1954 the group visited the Auburn Spark Plug Manufacturing Company and the Auburn Button Works. The officers of the Engineering Society include Ben Castro, Presidentg LaVerne Wallace, Vice President and Bob Mayer, Secretary. Mr. Warren Taylor acts as faculty advisor. THE ENGINEERING SOCIETY lr 15- ' .ii I ,-ur, , gr. Asif First row: M. Rivers, C. Saxton, B. Kellogg, L. Zambito, A. Amelias, R. Moore, S. Cochran, Y. Killian. Second row: Mr. Bourke, G. Frumento, A. Heath, J. Murphy, S. Powers, J. Monahan, J. Kellogg, A. Nicholas, J. Bibbens, R. Guter, R. Hamilton, Mr. Syrjala. Third row: J. Siracusa, j. McEndy, L. Stachniewicz, T. Cunningham, E. Hole, S. Catalano, J. Prego, G. Bovi, S. Day, E. Gillett. li The Harlequin Club was organized in March, 1954, as a result of many requests by students for an opportunity to participate in dramatic productions. Since its organiza- tion, the Harlequin Club has attempted to provide students with experience in acting, directing, stage managing, costuming, and make-up. Two months after its organization, the Harlequin Club presented a rollicking comedy, EVER SINCE EVE, as its initial offering. An enthusiastic audience encouraged the cast and the crew to plan an even more ambitious program for the following school year. Three one-act plays were presented by the Harlequin Club in February as a part of its 1954-1955 program. Again the plays were well received by a responsive audience, and several .requests were made for repeat performances. As a result of the requests, one ot the casts went on the road for three additional performances. The club has been capably led by its officers, James Thomas, Lita Zambito, Helen Homick, and Barbara Kellogg, who have had the responsibility of producing the plays. Faculty advisors, Mr. John J. Syrjala and Mr. Norman F. Bourke, have served as directors. HARLEQUIN DRAMATIC SOCIETY Sl 4- - l sul-,if 12.2 0-cu 1' Q-H fi? de! XX First row: Mr. Bourke, J. Siracusa, A. Nicholas, R. Smith, L. Zambito, S. Catalano, D. Burns, Father Hickey. Second row: J. McEndy, G. Bovi, M. Frumento, J. Murphy, J. Wawraszek, L. Stachniewicz, D. Renahen, Y. Killian, W' Lepak. Third row: I. Myers, W. Failey, S. Wawrzaszek, D. McLaughlin. The Newman Club of A. C. C. was formed in january 1954. Rev. Kiernan J. Hickey, O. C., was appointed moderator and Mr. Norman F. Bourke was named faculty advisor for the club. The officers chosen to lead the club for the remainder of the academic year were: Maureen Fogarty, President, Louis Caruana, Vice President, Susan Powers, Secretary, and john Bellomo, Treasurer. The main event of the Spring semester was a Communion Breakfast held at Springside Inn after the members had attended Mass at the Mercy Hospital Chapel. After the opening of school in the Fall, the club again began to function. New officers were elected, a constitution drawn up, affiliation with the National Federation of New- man Clubs was established and programs for the coming meetings of the Newman Clubs of New York State held at Oswego State Teachers College in November and each gave reports of the convention doings at the next regular meeting. The club also was one of the co-sponsors of the Winter Weekend dance held in February. A set of the Catholic Encyclope ia and a Bible were presented to the college library by the club. As a preparation for the Lenten season, a day of Recollection and Communion Break- fast was held on March 12 and 13. Rev. Hickey, O. C., was the Retreat Master and conducted a series of conferences at the Carmelite Monastery. Breakfast and lunch on March 12 were served at the Knights of Columbus home for all those attending the retreat. The next day the club members attended Mass and then went to Hotel Osborne for breakfast. Mr. George B. Shamon of Auburn was the guest speaker. 1 The following officers directed the club's activities during 1954-1955: Prerideni ................... .......................... L ITA ZAMBITO Vice President ......... .......... S EBASTIAN CATALANO Wk Secrelary .......................... ............. A UDREY NICHOLAS Xin, Trearurer ............................. ............... RI CHARD SMITH M s Corferponding Secreigry ....... .......... D OROTHY BURNS Y f X A45 if NEWMAN CLUB First row: R. Smart, Mr. W. Kent, S. Wells, R. Andrews, W. Sherwood. Second row: C. Saxton, S. Cochran, P. Curtis, A. Heath. The Protocol Club was founded on March 25, 1954, and it was at this first meeting that the following objectives of this organization were established: 1. The promotion of Christian fellowship. 2. A better and more thorough understanding of the Bible, and 5. positive thinking. Because the club was formed primarily as a Protestant group within Auburn Community College, it derived its name from the combination of the abbreviated forms of Protestant QProtoj and college Ccollj. The organization of the Protocol Club is in itself unique. First, it has a rotating chairmanship which means that each week one member of the group is selected to be chairman for the following meeting. His main duty as chairman is the preparation of the week's program. With this arrangement, everyone has an opportunity to conduct a meeting. The club carries on numerous activities during the school year. Twice a month it has meetings which consist of group discussions of relevant Christian topicsg once a month it has a special program at which there may be a guest speaker or a showing of some Christian movie, and during the remaining week of the month it carries on a Bible study class led by a local clergyman. Besides these regular meetings, the Protocol Club sponsors other activities such as dinners and picnics, and frequently has united meetings with Christian organizations from neighboring colleges. PROTOCOL CLUB 'fu Lia- 4 v The youngest of Auburn Community Col1ege's extracurricular activities is the newly formed Science Club, composed of students interested in learning and sharing the wonders of science. To increase knowledge and skills in science, to aid students in the realization of the importance of science and to appreciate the promotion of servicetto both the community and the nation are the aims of this organization. The following have served as officers of the Science Club: Vito Marinelli, Presidentg joseph Siracuse, Vice Presidentg Edward Pearcy, Secretary-Treasurerg Robert Hamilton, Librariang Ben Castro, Laboratory Assistantg Leo Stadmiewicz, Reporter. Mr. John Montean is the group's faculty advisor. I , .-..-. .. Y SCIENCE CLUB 51,31 1' 4 .J rffv. fx ' . R , i 'Wu u X N x .X J R f. ff -if , ...QC ,, ,J ff' Ay, 111. A f IJ' J I I 5 , .K wfffl' I ,- fx 4 u' 5 v.. Us A E Zf ,Q fi ii , ., ,fm 5 F N Ina W 2 - I. i:4 f1 ' X ufzsi' .T -' ,J ' I ff: J V Y rnq' J QMXIQKFL ?? Q PORT Q .......,,:.......,.1v--'B M 'A L v E . NH First ro :T Cu ' gham ! V J. Brown, P. Ryan. S ond f row: gacenrlyt nag lg E. Wise, R. Meye D. Q Fenneg. X X X A XYNQQ f' VKX g'NQ'flQ X X Xl' 1 X5 X60 fsvqlrwg ,JX3 9 as xy f .V fl .xx , STEPHEN FROMEL X? X51 qs wg S I ! 1 N 1 ff If in rf? ' 4 v B' F HQ The 1954-55 basketball season at Auburn Community Cblg saw tggpartans expand! their schedule to include other schools from the surrounding area. In addition to their contests in the City League, the Spartans Played Morrisville, Oswego and Broome County Tech of Binghamton. The team finished in tie Position for second place in the City League and had an overall season record of five Wins and ten losses. Morrisville ........ Auburn Taxi Nolan's ........ Sunset ...... Oswego ...... Bou1ey's ...... Broome Tech ......... Svnfty s ......,.o6-95 ........54-49 ........52-18 ..-.....75-53 ........71-99 ........56-83 ........54-99 60 55 -L -W -W -W -L -L -L Mordsville ........ - Auburn Taxi ......... Nolan's Sunset .. Bouley's Swifty's Auburn Taxi THE SPARTAN S ........58-81-L .-.....-42-51-L .........73-34-W ........41-68-L .........47-76-L .........54-70-L .........64-68-L ,um A 5 er ws. f . FIISI row M Frumento, B. Kellog, A. Nicholas, R. Moore. Second row: Y. Killian D Burns A Amelias C Saxton, S. Cochran. The Spartanettes, girls' athletic group, was organized during the first year. Because the girls banded together too late, they were unable to enter the City League basket- ball games. The fall of 1954 saw the Spartanettes join the City League with the college as the sponsor. Grace Frurnento captained the group and Pat Valentino and james Murphy acted as coach and assistant coach. The team placed third in the league. THE SPARTANETTES BASKETBALL -AH First row M Frumento B Kellog M Rivers A Nicholas Second row A Amelias Y Killian I Kellog R Moore Volleyball was added as a second girls sport at the beginning of the fall term 1954 Adriana Amelxas acted fm xx' ' xl as captain of the team. Because the girls did not take physical education this year, a general review of the funda- - mentals of volleyball rules and regulations was conducted. This group placed third in the City League. Pa ' it '51, THE SPARTANETTES VOLLEYBALL u Fw-rv .El Q 1 VV 1 ac 'ri .gr : . v Qi, 1 f ,4-1 V L11-H e, ,mu M ' X ' ' H, Q . ' 1 W .Wm I I ,anim U ff. fx-:ul Q, x l 1 r- - ' ' ..-if DAS. if :sf 2 1 N. 'War XX W A H' A N f ' Q 44.5 - . ', x ' 4 A -,-519 L - 'Q' . . E r' Q 'Ji i -' ' IQ5 ' -'K N . fx vi A,,.: Y ,. ,5 fl- Q, Y- H J -I l 12 - ,V u -,-r X yd f ,mazv ,pi 'A gf ' 'L' u l 'A:,'.'f-,, Vik.. J' ':.Q.L ,,'. ' 2 ' ? ',v,,aw1-Q: X ' :XXX 1 -af - J, ,a W' -sf 1'-K .-1. v . Z. Ffa.. ew 'W 4 ..r Aix I ' I . ii E- 1- ,Hg , - - 1 1 1? ,x 1 X, A 1 31 ,ff ff sffv 1 , , W TNQ Q45 N SX Q, -X XX R fi 4' ,Af -5 is 4'-3 , ff' f' J Fi us -fl i. v Q5 img ,ggi Q54-FF' f 1 , Vg, bifkk li REGULAR PATRONS John Bellomo-93 Wall S+., Auburn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Bibbens-R.D. No. I, Weedsporl, N.Y. Laura Boyd-American Legion Home, Auburn, N.Y. E. Eugene CholeHe?Malone Village, Auburn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conboy-84 Fifch Ave.. Auburn, N.Y. Lorraine Crisianiiello-l l Easlern Parkway, Auburn, N.Y. Joseph Cuddy--8I N. Fulion Si., Auburn, N.Y. Dick and Sid--Auburn, N.Y. W. A. Fulfon-57 Genesee Si., Auburn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Hamilion-25 Liberiy Si., Auburn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heafh--bb Hamilion Ave.,Auburn, N.Y. Helen Homick-BBV2 Nelson S+., Auburn, N.Y. Fred James-Kings Couri, Auburn, N.Y. Jess 8: Bill's Resfaurani-260 Gran! Ave., Auburn, N.Y. Beverly Lapham-Leifch Ave., Skaneafeles, N.Y. Frederick J. May-49 Park Ave., Auburn, N.Y. Mr. Tillie Miller-I64 CoH'age Sl., Auburn, N.Y. Phelps Moore-E. Lake Road, Auburn, N.Y. Margarei Murphy-Skaneaieles, N.Y. Louis Nolan-54 Lansing S+., Auburn, N.Y. E. A. Pearcy-I9 Firsi Ave., Auburn, N.Y. Poolos Confeciionery-45 Genesee S+., Auburn, N.Y. Jack Powers-Scipio Cenier, N.Y. Mrs. Rose Powers-Scipio Cenier, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sanders-223 Janei' Sireer, Auburn, Mrs. B. C. Schooley-245 Sfaie S+., Auburn, N.Y. Schreck Bros.-I4-I6 E. Genesee S+., Auburn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. David Talboi-Auburn, N.Y. PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. G. B. Afwafer-II3 S. Herman Ave., Auburn, N.Y. Dr. W. J. Blauveli'-I20 Genesee S+., Auburn, N.Y. Dr. Thomas DeFurio-I97 Genesee S+., Auburn. N.Y. Dr. William L. Dorr-Naiional Bank Building, Auburn, N.Y. Dr. Wilfred C. Harding-N. Main S+., Jordan, N.Y. Dr. R. A. Impaglia-2l Soufh S+reef, Auburn, N.Y. Dr. Jospeh F. Karpinski-224 Mefcalf Building, Auburn, N.Y. Dr. Siephen J. Karpinski-Naiional Bank Building, Auburn, N.Y. Dr. Allan Kirkwood-73 Sfaie Sireef, Auburn, N.Y. Dr. Gerald A. Lesch-l08 Mefcalf Building, Auburn, N.Y. Dr. W. A. Myers-l24 Genesee Si., Auburn, N.Y. Dr. David Nangle-I7 Park Ave., Auburn, N.Y. Dr Edward Plafi-4 Hamilion Ave., Auburn, N.Y. Dr. H. J. Romano-I32 Genesse S+., Auburn, N.Y. William G. Ryan-Clark S+. Road, Auburn, N.Y. Edwin F. Simmons--8 Williams S+., Auburn, N.Y. Thomas D. SiapIe+on-302-3 Auburn Savings Bank B W. A. Tucker-3l0 Mefcalf Building, Auburn, N.Y. L. G. Wasileski-I26 Genesee S+., Auburn, N.Y. P. J. Walker-l82 Genesee S+., Auburn, N.Y. N.Y. uilding, Auburn, N.Y. Roberi C. Williams-l60 Genesee S+., Auburn. N.Y. Friend Dr. and Mrs. A. B1 Chidesier-34 Easierly Avenue, Auburn, N. Y. Dr. A. T. LoCas+ro-I46 Genesee Sfreef, Auburn, N. Y. Dr. George Sincerbeaux-96 Easi Genesee Sireei, Auburn, N. Y. EvereH Wood-9 Elizabefh Sfreei, Auburn, N. Y. Frank L. DeFurio-I97 Genesee S'l'ree'l', Auburn, N. Y. L. W. Sincerbeaux-96 Easi' Genesee Sireei, Auburn, N. 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