Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 504 of the 1967 volume:

1967 CORNELLIAN l ...i.-an 'ui-cial. UNIVERSITY Susan J. Weiner Editor-in-Chief Lawrence Landy Business Manager Tod Reynolds Photography Editor Steven 1. Schwartz Managing Editor Richard A. Margulis Associate Editor Q 1 Q 1 J J 'K f TH NONE XX A 'S P E g b Q iQ 1 A M 1 f , i ' E LAY an S M ENT rn I '?-r., f , V i , z y 3 But who am I kidding? Imecm really? . i ::. if' i f L Enthrall your audience Read The New York Times V-ugh ? N fn.- I if N. .K ' ' '-.W . '. A Y gg , .1 f 'r 'N fb 1 xg 8 Q 4 1 L W f S' i f x X Dfw- ' X Sl Wx E x MJ Na-4 45 I al TQ .Q W .N W, L - v ' X 5 t F any - Q Y Q an c I ' . ,, M4 wg. W, 1 N ' M W' w Cornell is people-always. You can't bear to be apart from the crowd, but feeling alone in a crowd is worse. ' 33 I l , ' 5 , AR 5 , S 34 ' , -. . i . M. w a 5 z i ,Y ni'i 5: , A , I ' -xx W 4 M' M H -ff 'U . ' 43 I ' A E, Q L fm E55 L ' Sm' ., V Matti: ' A f-'l ,w ' ,. 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S4 fx H? - W -2-L V 1 I x tv' 4' Mx ' ' - 2.4.1- .fs 'll 'K Q Az P Ill E Wr'W,,,A- Yet sometimes you have to get away, isolate yourself, feel secure in your aloneness, at least for a little While. 45 ,W , fkvmqm M mmmwhwq But you never do' N.M, N , ,,, , , , .4 if -. Q Q RX W Wa Q Xa . af gg, 39 lg Undergraduate Education Report Studies Problems in Class Size, Recru1tmentBio Faculty to Reyiew C umculumFant Sendin6f'Candzd Camera Films H ere Draft Unit Hears , ICWS of FacultyEng1nee11ng School Schedules Special Management ProgramCo rne1l's State Student Fees Highest of All U.S. Colle Arts College Rebgects IFC Room Gffer ges LSD Film Set for hursdayFree University liiied Instructors Sought Automation for Preregistr ation It's Hard to Teach a Mouse to Smoke, Lab C hief ArguesSamuels to Discuss Academic Freedom Fall Semester Total Enrollment Sets RecordgSmall'er Freshman Class Stays H352 3uE3?1S.i171'ii2f6Z5ifSUGL Y! SS'Lr'3tiQ2uE2C'f3iS2a0IFGR5'3FSZ Frosh Seminars Stimulating, Disappointing Graduate School Keeps Test Leary to Lecture on LSDQ Experts to Debate Tom ghtBJorkman Appointed Visiting Vet Professor Gra d Group Regcts Math Fellowships Scientists, Stud ents Honor rof. Bethe Blg Ones m Arts Freshman Engineers Make Diamonds Grading Totals Release Prof. Debye Dlesg Was Nobel Winner dg S-U Grading Causes Problem Committee on Art s Proposes New Institute Debate Morality of CAL Secret Stigdzes Kenniston Cites Student Dissent Ten ure Decisions May Force Professors to Qu1tFacttlty Committee on Draft to Conduct Stadent Meetings Scholars Join at Inau uration of Sociegefor the u man1t1esGrad School iiases Policy on grees,ETS Academics--a frightening word. Papers, prelims, quiz- zes, labs. Learning to learn is not an easy task. I must Constantly question exist- ing premises, never accept- ing the Credo of others on faith. Have I been listening with a deaf ear to the mouthings of my profes- sors. Maybe my own thoughts, in still prenatal form, are emerging. Academics INFOR MATIQN AW 1 f: M , i 3 54 7 , Arts and Sciences Lecture halls for hundreds of stu- dents, an entire building for one sub- ject, masses of people criss-crossing the quad-the new Arts student is caught in the established currents of distribution requirements and prereq- uisites. Not yet sure of his own inter- ests and capabilities, he is buffeted by the mass of knowledge presented. x y i f nu 5 57 5, x As he passes his first Courses and cements his interests, the Arts stu- dent begins to choose his own area of involvement. Professors in his major and students in his seminars, with similar interests but different ap- proaches, serve as an impetus for him to develop his own personality. Jr 1 , xy xx X R 255' After three years of study and in- teraction he has discovered how to approach a subject, a student, a pro- fessor. He has found how to learn from groups, yet emerge with his own point of view. 3 .. r, ,J .,.,, mf. 'N n W - 'N---W----.....-.,,,, Mann Library, orientation classes, a bewildering sea of faces, and an endless maze of halls welcome the freshman Agriculture student. Im- mediately he is engulfed in a mass of lectures and labs on once familiar subjects which suddenly assume un- familiar aspects. Agriculture ilre t t A, 15, .psp-f f ',. .Z ii' 2 A V -1 511 ' F A fx . .. ..g5:,. R . I N' ! 1 g' Q A . 'E ff fb' .,., ,.. ' I If , ,E L t 225'-'l T2 Gradually all the confusion ebbs. Ecology begins to make sense and agronomy actually becomes applica- ble. Prerequisites satisfied, the stu- dent moves into major specializations with smaller classes and more per- sonal contact with professors. And his biology instructors are actually listening to his ideas for experiments. Even more startling, he has these ideas and knows how to use them. Bw x, m f N Home Economics if Many careers are open to a gradu- ate of the School of Home Economics although she may only have met fields like child development, interior design, foods and nutrition, textiles, or institution management four years ago. Study in these areas opens the way for her to delve into specialized areas such as the history of costume or hospital dietetics. 63 I 5 5 sw-R, U , I f X ma - I if No matter what she chooses to study, the Home Economics student will form her own ideas and emerge as an individual able to take her place in business and in the home. aw ill , ,1 . - 1,-. W tx, HWS? .e Qliilliliz ' I f :QS af' E i 'XX Engineering It Th e undergraduate Engineering student discovers that the slide rule is his trademark. Almost immediately he becomes engrossed in a maze of seemingly endless calculations for in- troductory chemistry, math, physics, and mechanics. As he solves problem after problem, he gradually intensi- fies his interest in one area-perhaps electrical engineering or thermody- namics or computer science. Eventu- ally the engineering student formu- lates his knowledge into a practical background for his future. KVNANRM- if 5 13,1 ,. E MIN .-rf, , A M., Q W4 f. f ,uf . 1, , .. ,,, 'N-L ,..-- hh. I -W-YM, .- W 4 Q., -Z' ff :W rgiifi,,i1if .1M,-1, fs W Hotel Administration wt, Any visitor to the Statler Inn will immediately appreciate the goal of the School of Hotel Administration- teaching the student how to provide patrons of hotels and restaurants with modern service. 4 fN?5'32i, f Y ' . , -' K YQ? A 4 .fi VVLL' 25 ' 3 - - iTWiE::11,55fE1., if g 1 g ,. ij. ' PENIS k,', I F i -48 , mi? me From the first day of classes the Hotel student studies food prepara- tion, building design, and personnel administration. Through these and more specialized courses, he develops his own idea of successful manage- ment and prepares to take advantage of the many opportunities open to Hotel graduates. is .l 'M-'Uv ,X 4- if ., in ,sr- ,axlml 1' , F' I My 3 One of the first words he learns is ugly, but that is only the beginning. Introductory courses all but bury the freshman architect. For five years he will study design, structural engineer- ing, and history of architecture. De- sign projects constantly test his imag- ination and creativity. Presentations are often crushing sessions leaving self-confidence in shreds. Then a professor has a good word to say about a project. Ideas actually arise without hours and hours of la- borious planning. Courses get more daring and professors more interest- ing. Finally the student develops his own personal style and he is an ar- chitect and an artist. ,P .ith kgs I K . H. - W... ,al ., f' N. in 5 .. W 4 Learning to fill the difficult position of mediary between labor and man- agement is a complicated task, but the student in the New York State School of Industrial 81 Labor Relations seeks to do just this. With courses in economics, sociology, psychology, and labor relations, he works to under- stand the interaction of the involved systems of big business and labor in modern society. ill. ,,--.nw ' N , , ,nf 0 Riffs: JG: . Upon graduation, when the student has finally acquired some mastery of the complex processes of his field, many choices are open to him. He can either do graduate work in indus- trial and labor relations or law, or enter one of the many posts in in- dustrial relations, administration, or personnel relations in industry, com- merce, labor, or government. W H Graduate Divisions 'Pi :jx 3 5 S 9'9 f-- - M Cornell University includes the Graduate School, the School of Busi- ness Administration, the Law School, the New York State Veterinary Col- lege, the Graduate School of Nutrition, and the Medical and Nursing Schools in New York City. The student who has decided upon a career or speciali- zation enters graduate school to pur- sue further the interests he developed as an undergraduate. 1 ?' -S 5 E 4 3 . 'K' Rn i f' S Ni 1 Q xt i E 'fi X ,X .M-.0 3 i-ww. QW H Classes, labs, and theses once again engulf the student. He finds the new pace even more hectic than he had imagined. Anatomy, pharmacology, surgery, and pathology labs fill just part of the day of the vet and med student, while the law student strug- gles to absorb case after case and at the same time prepare his brief for Moot Court. For others there are classes both to attend and teach, re- search to do, and the all important thesis to write. ELK may-LLf1 Jkvt A ' ol? 'ff 3 1 if ,.. Q ' Y, w 'Q 1 ,wil . Work becomes increasingly special- ized as the graduate student nears the termination of his formal study. Sem- inars demand that the students probe the literature of the field and then develop their own original thoughts to provide a rapid exchange of ideas. Finally, thesis and study are com- pleted and the graduate student leaves his academic career to begin his pro- fessional career. ii ta ivaazum xi svn wx x ff w .,, , ..,,u,, , '11 3- fl 31 , ,- My X Q V .EL . - in ugeqg H U0 aagnf amp Jo 19419931 safxiiq poolg Morrowol 1aaW 01 mapog wsggvumof slaideqg Sugpunog .mo 5 aqi Jo aug gupteigug pUBH ougnueg qiim A951 oqtunf-elixg ooyawy ug s8ugqLL Jsauaan 5 9111 fo 91,10 salapgg .I9dllI9S Alifxpov ue se uogiezg ue310 9111113 51001 liuoq 9M as-nog J91C1'191jR 314110 Kopp! 31 199111 .'s91w1,unWo.Imo:-V1 snofj e pun .Iouugq uaxpgqg diqsloqtuotu 0 1 uonoolo 111014 Mio noA Agnou O1 si stql This IS to notify you of your election t o membership Chicken Dinner and cz Lousy LeotureMummies: meet Friday at the Chapter House We Don't Look at the Organ ization as an Aetivity Semper F ideles One of the Q ueerest Things in America Extra-Jumbo Key with Genuine Hand Engfwing One of the Four Founding Chapters Journalism Society to Meet Tomorrow Blood Drives Keeper of me JniceDang1ing Key Kay 8u113UUGaognf sip io Jodaex szmyg pooyg Mououlol new 01 Kiapog uisgleuanof giggdeqg Buipunod .mod Qui 50 aug 8u1ADJ8UgA 793 augnuag 1111114 X951 0QLLl1'1f-19.fl11X'g B31J9UIV U! Sgllllll 1S3.I99ll 0 911110 6110 S9I9plL-I .I9dLLI9S11f11A11.9V LID SU 11011021 uo3.10 9111 ,zo 21007 zluoq 9,14 SSIIOH JSICIBLIQ Sql IB Kepgxg 1:-Jatu zsoglutunw 9.ITl109 I Asnofl e pue .Iouutq uebloiqg dgqsiaqwauz o 1 uogloaga mofffo noff fffuou oz sg sgql Will I feel conspicuous Wearing a Phi Bet key on my l-fey chain? lt did glitter distinctly on that history teacher's vest in high school. But those hours, the eye- strain, that writer's cromp. That knock on the door in what seemed the middle of the nightg octuolly, the first roys of the sun were peeping through the skyg I had been topped. Honorarnes mkxium, ' ' 97 mu-mu -Q.. Phi Beta Kappa National Honorary Society President William M. Sale, Jr. Vice president Max Black Secretary George H. Healey Treasurer Walter Snickenberger Rita Rachel Abisch, Nl. H. Abrams, George P. Adams, Leonard P. Adams, Howard B. Adelmann, Frederick B. Agard, Martin Alexander, Robert L. Aronson, Simon H. Bauer, Harold Karl Berenzweig, Eric Albert Blackall, Henry D. Block, Alfred T. Blomquist, Dalai Brenes, Herbert Whittaker Briggs, Urie Bronfenbrenner, Ralph Stuart Brown, Stuart M. Brown, Ralph N. Campbell, Harry Caplan, Jesse T. Carpenter, Ken- dall S. Carpenter, David D. Clark, M. Gardner Clark, Victor E. Colby, Howard E. Conklin, Bart J. Conta, Dale Corson, Winton Covey, Donald E. Cullen, W. David Curtiss, Douglas C. Darling, David B. Davis, William Tucker Dean, Melvin de Chazeau, Eugene A. Delwiche, Jean-Jacques Demo- rest, Douglas F. Dowd, John M. Echols, Mario Einaudi, Nancy Falik, Daniel Elias Feld, Ephim G. Fogel, Harrop A. Freeman, Charles Edwin Funnell, Charles D. Gates, Nina Jeanette Gould, Charles F. Green, Kenneth l. Grei- sen, Donald J. Grout, Andrew Hacker, Robert A. Hall, Jr., John Harding, Lucia Henning Heldt, Harry G. Henn, Albert Miller Hillhouse, James L. Hoard, Charles F. Hockett, Shirley Hockett, Donald F. Holcomb, James Hutton, Susan Marie Johnson, Alfred E. Kahn, Henry Charles Kelly, Gordon Kirkwood, Milton R. Konvitz, Henry A. Landsberger, Alexander H. Leighton, Thomas Jerome Leach, Dorothea Leighton, Clifford S. Leonard, Samuel L. Leonard, Franklin A. Long, John W. Mac- Donald, Duncan M. Maclntyre, Frederick G. Marcham, Philip J. McCarthy, Stephen A. McCarthy, Mary Mc- Carthy, Boyce D. McDaniel, Jean Trepp McKeIvey, Jer- rold Meinwald, William T. Miller, Francis E. Mineka, Arthur M. Mizener, James O. Morris, Daniel Morrison, Chandler Morse, Steven Muller, Louis L. Nangeroni, Curtis P. Nettels, Maurice F. Neufeld, Herbert F. New- hall, Cosette Nieporent, David Novarr, Paul M. O'Leary, Paul Olum, Morris E. Opler, Charles E. Palm, Jean Parrish, Stephen M. Parrish, Robert S. Pasley, James Perkins, Ronald Mark Podell, Joseph Pomerance, Mar- garet Woodworth Powell, Alfred M. S. Pridham, Pietro Pucci, Isaac Rabinowitz, Felix Reichmann, John W. Reps, Lewis Todd Reynolds, Blanchard L. Rideout, Ro- bert F. Risley, John M. Roberts, William F. Rochow, A. Frank Ross, Clinton L. Rossiter, Thomas Arthur Ryan, Ernest F. Schaufler, Harold A. Scheraga, Rudolf Schle- singer, Fatanitza Schmidt, Dorothy M. Schullian, Frances Clare Selgin, Harold Shadick, Robert William Shaw, Douglas Lee Shore, Mitchell Joseph Sienko, Eleanor Simonds, Seymour Smidt, Patricia C. Smith, Robert J. Smith, Robert L. Sproull, Adrian M. Srb, G. William Stuart, Jr., Jerrold Martin Tannenbaum, Morris Tenen- baum, Charles A. Thacker, David A. Thomas, John F. Thompson, Wayne E. Thompson, N. Arnold Tolles, Charles H. Uhl, Paul P. Van Riper, Frederick O. Waage, Stephen George Warren, Barry Leigh Weller, William F. Whyte, Benjamin Widom, Billy Wilkinson, John P. Windmuller, Jacob Wolfwitz. George Bennett Julian Bindler Alexander Brooks Ned Daly Gabriel Durkac James Foster Marc Glassman Mark Green Warren Kessler Robert Kinasewich John Lyncheski George Meixel Kenneth Robbins Joseph Russo Clifford Straehley Stewart Thomas Ronald Thwaites Ivan Tylawski Reeve Vanneman Aleph Samach Honorary for junior Men President Kenneth Brecher Vice president William Grohmann Secretary Samuel Berger Treasurer Thomas Fraus Sphinx Head Honorary for Senior Men Paul Althouse, Blaine Aston, Bill Bruckel, Ned Daly, Murray Death, Fred Devlin, Mike Doran, Gabby Durkac, John Elliot, Bob Ferguson, Dave Fergu- son, Doug Ferguson, Harry Garman, Ron Gervase, Richard Gilkeson, Marc Glassman, Mike Grubb, Don Hendricks, Terry Hoffman, Skip Homicz, Chuck Kalphe, Bob Kinasewich, Dave Kon- torczyk, Ed Kramer, Pete Larson, Tom Lucas, Bob Mangi, Jim Purcell, Dave Quarrie, Mike Riff, Jeff Smith, Dale Witwer. President Rick Fricke Vice president Harry Orr Secretary Bill Hinman Treasurer Jim Jackson Keeper of the Tomb George McWeeney OO Judi Barlow Margery L. Broomell Myra Coppersmith Susan Dickey Elaine Elinson Cheryl Fleischer Suzanne Gearhart Joan Gottesman Elizabeth Guether Mary Kukolich Susan Mascette Alice Richmond Diane Schneiderman Susan Strassberg Jeani Walton Diane Weinberg Carol Ziegler Raven and Serpent Honorary for junior Women President Paula Mueller Secretary-treasurer Cheryl Card Mortar Board Honorary for Senior Women Marion Apter, Heidi Daniel, Jean Don- nelly, Louise Elving, Laurel Fox, Nina Gould, Molly Ann Kauffman, Ke Klip- pert, Alice Krakauer, Iris Roshfeld, Rita Siegel, Judith Silverman, Nancy Sim- kin, Sandra Stone, Margaret Van Brederode, Susan Weiner. President Julia Perkins Vice president Carla Cecilia Secretary Patricia Putnam Treasurer Andrea Jacoby Historian Ellen Schmidt Pi Delta Epsilon Honorary in journalism President Charles J. Ohl Vice president Seth Goldschlager Secretary Susan J. Weiner Treasurer Ben Capparossa Stephen M. Abrams, Barbara L. Allen, Richard L. All- man, Warren H. Bales, Mark A. Belnick, Bruce J. Berg- man, Alfred B. Bonds, David W. Bouck, Dudley C. Bouck, Henry J. Caruso, Carla E. Cecilia, Paul J. Di- Fabion, Susan B. Dollinger, Joseph P. Durso, Jr., Es- telle A. Finkle, Marcia L. Fox, Kathleen A. Frankovic, Jerold A. Friedman, John M. Funt, Barry A. Gold, Har- vey M. Gould, Robert E. Guldin, Craig Havemeyer, Aaron D. Hertz, George J. Hiltzik, Richard B. Hoffman, Marjorie E. Holt, Joseph Jaffe, Barry L. Johnson, Paul L. Joskow, Robert D. Kaplow, Phyllis E. Kaye, Donald R. Kerns, William J. Kilberg, Charles M. Kohn, Karen T. Kritz, Erica K. Kumpf, Lawrence K. Landy, Stephen R. Lewinstein, David A. Lipton, Robert E. Madden, Ross W. Magham, Philip R. Mann, Lloyd S. Meisels, Peter E. Meyer, Susan N. Meyers, James R. Michaels, Merrill L. Miller, Charles A. Nash, Doris J. Nicloy, Lawrence F. Noble, Nathaniel W. Pierce, Roberta M. Pollack, Paul A. Reasenberg, Alfred O. Reynolds, Sam L. Roberts, Scott H. Robertson, Kenneth A. Robins, Mitchel S. Ross, David A. Rotman, Richard A. Russo, Thomas R. Saunders, Ralph A. Schatz, Margery S. Schiffman, Kenneth S. Schneider, Stephen E. Shulman, Larry S. Snowhite, lan P. Spier, Stephen D. Tannen, Jon C. Vaughters, Jay W. Waks, Edgar G. Walker, Nick Waranoff, James R. Wat- son, Lowell T. Waxman, James D. Weill, Steven N. Weis- bart, Paul R. Weissman, Arlene R. Wyman, David L. Yerzley, Barbara Yuan, Eleanor A. Zenn. Tau Beta Pi Honorary in Engineering John Anderson, Robert S. Anderson, Steven Bernstein, Yanyong Boon-Long, James A. Brodsky, James Buck- nam, Leslie H. Charmatz, Rolf Christensen, Thomas Costich, Larry H. Dale, David Darwin, Edward R. Dia- mond, John A. Dindorf, Kenneth Downing, John Elliot, Gordon Fleig, David W. Fradin, Samuel Gottfried, Law- rence Grabel, John Green, Reed Hamilton, Harry Her- forth, John Humphrey, William R. Johnson, Thomas Kennedy, Harvey Kinzelberg, Charles Koepke, Edward Kramer, Mel N. Kronick, Albert Kumnick, Richard G. Lamb, Richard L. London, James K. Mardian, Pedro Mata, James F. McKevitt, George Meixel, George Metakides, Alan K. Miller, Alan Paller, Philip Perry, Steven Rabin, Michael Redlin, Donald Rosenbaum, David Schwenker, Jeffrey Serfass, Donald Shapiro, Charles Sheppard, David Smithgall, lra R. Snyder, Wil- liam Snyder, Kenneth Solnit, Leslie Southgate, William Swift, Warren C. Trested, Jr., John B. Tuck lll, Con- stance Warren, Roger Winkle, Peter C. Woglom, William Wohlsen, David L. Worrell, Donald L. Zolotorofe. Stephen Withrow Robert Benjamin President Vice president Recording Secretary James Hyla Treasurer Robert Blau Social Chairman Gorden Mainland Cataloger Jeffrey Cuzzi O2 Honorar Ye Hosts in Hotely President John Ellsworth Alden, Jr. AdfTlil'1iSU'3tiOl'1 Thomas A. Allen Alexander M. Brooks Ill Jeffrey C. Carter Thomas M. Diehl Nasswan S. Dossabhoy Alexander R. Duncan Donald W. Eames Charles Henderson lll Matthew J. Herson lll Julia Y. Ho Terry G. Hunter Jan E. Kamfjord Dennis E. Koza Marcia H. Latimore Christopher McManus Joyce L. Moye Randall P. Richter Richard P. Rova James A. Scorup Pauline Watkins President Rolf Christensen Vice president Barry J. Brown Recording Secretary Franco G. Cappelletto Corresponding Secretary John Humphrey Treasurer Donald W. Beaulieu Richard A. Aubrecht, Robert Badgley, Jr., J. Edward Barton, George W. Bolln, Garry Carofano, Charles R. Christensen, James W. Crawford, Richard S. Darling, Robert Dring, James Fedele, Henry L. Gompf, Edward K. Gray, David P. Gutman, Robert M. Hamilton, Scott C. Harris, Ray M. Kopecky, Robert M. Koren, Joel l. Kurtzberg, Richard G. Lamb, Lowell Martin, Richard K. McMurtry, Alan K. Miller, Kenneth G. Miller, Jack C. Mitchell, Richard W. Newman, Vincent O. Olunloyo, Alan T. Paller, Robert C. Pitkin, Roland W. Ruhl, Alan W. Schorr, Arthur J. Schuetz, Robert B. Seebach, Rob- ert T. Smith, Kermit L. Stofer, Lee W. Swardenski, Ar- thur R. Tenner. Pi Tau Sigma Honorary in Mechanical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu Honorary in Electrical Engineering Robert S. Anderson, Harvey L. Berger, James A. Brod- sky, James N. Bucknam, Richard H. Burns, Phillip J. Bush, Richard E. Gordon, Samuel Gottfried, Robert J. Hockenberger, David H. Jameson, Edward C. Kramer, John F. Maguire, John F. McKeveitt, George Meta- kides, Jeffrey A. Serfass, Robert E. Snyder, William S. Swift, Warren C. Trested, Jr., John B. Tuck Ill, Roger A.Winkle. President Reed Duncan Hamilton, Jr. Vice president Edward R. Diamond Secretary Leslie Southgate Ill Treasurer Richard G. Barr, Jr. Psi Chi Honorary in Psychology President Harold A. Secretary Alice J Diana F. Ackerman, Brenda Bryant, Julie Lynne H. Erickson, D. Craig Finger, Mary Patty Geer, Marc R. Testa, Martin Shaffer, James M anne, Fredric J. Pashkow, Richard G. Keir, Laraine Marsha Mann, Michael M. Susan Strassberg, Jules M. Tanenbaum. Sedgwick Krakauer A. Cohn, Joy Frati- Glassman, D. Leeds, Shulman, 04 Gargoyle Honorary in Architecture President Edward E. Stringham Secretary A. Christie Grigsby Treasurer Carl D. Stearns Social Chairman Bryce P. Graybill Bruce Birkett, Charles Brodie, Paul Buck, Robert Cane, Mui Yee Ho Chan, Peter Cipro, Bruce Coleman, Stephen Cram, Jan Fougner, Selene Fung, Stephen Guerrant, Robert Jawitz, Mitchell Lavine, Eugene Mc- Guire, Steven Mensch, Charles Mock, Henry Richard- son, Stephen Roth, Irving Shapiro, Fred Spinti, James Tice, Judy Wolin, Michael Woodbury. President Sena Gottlieb Vice president Sue Crotty Secretary Jean Donnelly Treasurer Pam Suchar Editor Susan Weiner Omicron Nu Honorary in Home Economics Bonnie Aaron, Janie Bernstein, Ricki Boden, Margaret Cartwright, Sara Citron, Toni Forman, Elen Jo Green- berg, Diane Haas, Carol Handleman, Susan Kane, Francine Keller, Cheryl Kleiner, Ellen Kniffin, Karen Knoller, Dale Kohget, Jane Littman, Wendy Lyon, Genevieve Partridge, Sheila Rimland, Ann Savishinsky, Karen Schlanger, Joan Segal, Martha Shayler, Sally Shoolman, Judith Silverman, Gay Simmons, Virginia Snyder, Martha Spangenberg, Marianne Wendel. Richard S. Bailyn, Michael G. Batt Harold K. Berenzweig, Stanley B. Ber- man, Julian Bindler, Blanche A. Borzell Alpha Epsilon Delta Richard J. Garson, Leon M. Gussow - ' David R. Gutknecht, Mitchell H. Koch Pre Medlcal Jeffrey B. Lichtman, Joyce Nassauer Honorary Cosette Nieporent, Robert K. Palmer, Ronald M. Podell, Jack A. Roth, Arthur President Michael R. Moret R. Schlosser, Jeffrey A. Siegel, Barry Vice president Alan B. Evantash L. Strauss, Jules M. Tanenbaum, Eileen Secretary Michael P. Weinstein Tyrala, Alfred E. Weitzman, Victor Zion. Treasurer Robert L. Cucin 105 06 Delta Pi Honorary in Industrial and Labor Relations Peter Contuzzi, Rina L. Davis, James D. Eisenberg, Stewart Fleischman, Lewis Giancola, Carol Helmcke, George Hiltzik, David R. Hinden, Stanley S. Jaspan, Susan Klein, Max Krotman, Frederick Lehlbach, Richard Lichtenstein, John McFadden, Elliott Meisel, Jerome Nashorn, David Rotman, William E. Schech- ter, Rita Siegel, Marc L. Silverman, Steven Stein- hardt, Roger A. Stetter, Victor L. Stone, Barak Wolff. President Stephen Warner Treasurer Richard Hoffman Secretary Harriet Hecht Ho-Nun-De-Kah Honorary in Agriculture William George Abel, Jerry Evan Alsdorf, Thomas Michael Ballagh, John Edgar Bennett, Jon Randal Bur- rows, James Ellery Capron, Kenneth Frank Colling, James Francis Davis, Murray Allan Death, Gabriel Thomas Durkac, Joseph Paul Durso, Jr., Terry Peter Erdle, Donald Robert Fox, James Sherwood Greenwell, Frederick Joseph Jannett, Jr., Steven Andrew Jarose, Paul Robert Jensen, Edward Lyon Kabelac, Stewart Ly- man Ketcham, Martin John Kretovic, Thomas James Lambiase, Lawrence Charles Libman, Carl Samuel Markussen, Grant Jennings Mayne, James Edward Nesbitt, Donald Wesley New, Paul Obiekwe Okonkwo, Harry Andrews Orr, Kevin Pranikoff, Donald William Pulver, David Brian Quarrie, Robert Brill Ramage, Wil- liam Ralph Romig, Edgar Terhune Savidge, Henry Ed- ward Schwabrow, Tracy Edward Short, Nathan Elbert Smith, Thomas Henry Smithling, Edward Dominic Spear, Robert Everett Stock, Gerald Kenneth Sykes, Ralph William Timerman, Robert Lee Thompson, Ed- ward Jerome Tyler, David George Welch, Thomas Nel- son Wood. Associate Members: Linda Patricia Britt, Ronnie Dub- erstein, Marcia Joan Ensinger, Laurel Ruth Fox, Valerie Lynn Gillespie, Sandra Eliza Nellis, Carol Jean Ravit- sky, Sandra Lynne Stone, Jerryanne Taber, Toby Tucker. President Mark William Creighton Vice president Bradford Williams Morgan Treasurer Russ Elmer Kaegebein Secretary Arthur Allen Amberg Alpha Lambda Delta Honorary for Freshmen Women President Dale S. Chodosh Vice president Mary Jo Ghory Treasurer Felicia Hsin Liu Marsha D. Agle, Jane D. Algmin, Kathryn E. Amdur, Carol S. Aneshensel, Hope M. Anisgard, Robin A. Aronstam, Carol L. Aurnhammer, Sophie J. Balk, Eve- lyn Barish, Eileen D. Barkas, Madelaine L. Bluefield, Nancy R. Brannon, Deborah A. Brown, Patricia C. Cal- darola, Carol L. Clericuzio, Kathryn Cockerill, Mary C. Cole, Patricia A. Curran, Natalie Demong, Jane P. Dolinsky, Janet L. Entersz, Judith E. Fairbanks, Gail Fulton- D. Fingado, Ronnie A. Frankel, Deborah A. berg, Pamela S. Goldberg, Cynthia R. Goldin, Ann L. Grieve, Goldsholl, Barbara J. Goldstein, Bonnie Jo Sandra M. Grotberg, Joan E. Handler, Kathy Harlan, Gail L. Harrison, Katrin Helms, Kathryn Holliday, Sabra F. Horack, Naomi L. lhara, Nancy Jenkins, Linda G. Jennings, Carol J. Jones, Karen L. Ker, Rebecca Klein, Sally Knowlton, Barbara H. Lamb, Phyllis E. Le- vine, Barbara S. Levitz, Gwynne H. Lewis, Paula M. Libutti, Louise Y. Lowe, Carol McAllister, Gail Merel, Carol A. Merrifield, Michaele A. Monger, Cynthia L. Nixon, Gail Papermaster, Debra Panitch, Sandra L. Pell, Susan M. Prescott, Maria V. Rafter, Linda J. Sals- bury, Sande L. Salstone, Nedra Sanfilippo, June C. Schlecker, lrene J. Schwarz, Patricia A. Scott, Ann Shumate, Deborah Slater, Barbara H. Snyder, Carolyn M. Sonfield, Leslie H. Spring, Nancy J. Stanger, Jac- queline S. Stark, Martha Stein, June Stillman, Linda Tatelbaum, Joann Theodore, Lillian Trager, Donna L. Tussing, Ingrid J. Vatsvog, Phyllis Waugh, Cathy A. Weisman, Lucy Whyte, Barbara L. Wiget, Anne S. Wol- man, Priscilla D. Wright. Narmid Honorary in Naval ROTC President Jerold Russell Vice president Dennis J. Kakol Secretary Albert M. Bensley Treasurer David S. Good David P. Sargent, Jr. Kenneth A. Johnson Rushing Chairman Social Chairman Michael G. Crahan Perry H. Eubank, Jr. Richard J. Gilbert Frederick R. Goldmeyer Jeffrey R. Hall Michael R. Hanchuck Russ E. Kaegebein John S. Nelson Ronald D. Porter Richard E. Ryberg, Jr. John R. Shelton Douglas W. Swanson, Jr. Richard C. Smith Ross L. Trimby O8 Beth L'Amed Ron Altbach Bill Austin Jim Brady Dave Brockway Mike Budd Terry Coyle Andrew Crowley Pat Fox George Glaunor John Gorringe Barry Grossman Don Hearn Bob McPherson Mike Miller Mike Murphy Bruce O'Prey Dick Sheridan Skip Stanowski Frank Tamulonis Pete Woodworth Majura Nolanda Chaz Alexander, Fred Allen, Greg Bar- clay, George Bennett, Bob Black, Alex Brooks, Doug Burril, Brian Cornell, Jim Cox, Ned Daly, Tom Danforth, Ray Dare, Bill Degraw, Gordon Druehl, Mike Fanning, Rick Fricke, Stu Fuller- ton, Mike Grubb, Bill Hinman, Terry Hoffman, Nick Kaufmann, John Kin- cade, Joe Landers, Don Lowe, Tom Luciani, Ed Maruill, Jim Matteson, Mike McBurney, John McCarthy, Bob McCready, Pete Mele, Steve Pfeiffer, John Potter, Jim Reese, Wendell Reyn- olds, Alan Roberson, Pinky Roland, Jerry Siegel, Chris Snell, Frank Stadel- berger, Tom Sterns, John Sugrue, Dub Sweet, Lew Swift, Wayne Taylor, Don Tofias, John Waggoner, Rich Winegar, Jim Wormer, Al Wright, John Zappe, Jim Zeman. Mummies Honoraries in Social Activity President, Majura Nolanda Barry lrvvin President, Beth L'Amed Bruce McClellan Tau Beta Sigma Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary for Bandswomen President Janet Ellsworth Vice president Nancy Nichols Secretary Doris Nicloy Treasurer Geraldine Sheir Barbara Allmandinger, M a d el i n e Amreich, Marsha Beirach, Barbara Bessey, Mary Cole, Deanna Conover, Peggy Fries, Marilyn Hamilton, Re- becca Klein, Judy Martin, Suzanne Van Vranken. Honorary in Band President Gregory Pearson Vice president Michael Allerding Secretary David Filkins Treasurer Christopher Burr Rodney Allen, Alfred Bonds, Robert Caliri, Dwight Collins, Thomas Cook, Kenneth Downing, John Dragoo, Law- rence Ericksen, Roger Foulkes, Richard Galbraith, David Gutknecht, James Manning, Roger Marquart, John Miers, James Russell, Arthur Schlosser, Alan Waxman. Raymond J. Bracaliello Michael G. Brush Gary M. Crahan David Darwin James F. Davis Edward R. Duncan, Jr. Joseph P. Durso, Jr. David S. Good Robert B. Goodrich Gary F. Gurski Jeffrey R. Hall Abram P. Holcomb lll David F. Hoppock William W. Huling Benjamin R. ldziak John E. Kiley Geoffrey M. Lamantia John F. Landmesser Richard W. Latham James P. Maher Ill David J. Mallon Robert E. Miller Michael A. Nolte Gregory C. Plank Francis X. Ruggiero Richard E. Ryberg, Jr. Henry E. Schwabrow Tracy E. Short Geoffrey W. Smith Andrew S. Walton Ronald L. Westbrook Robert H. Whitener Scabbard and Blade Honorary in R.O.T.C. President Vice president Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Ronald M. Childress Russ E. Kaegebein Gordon P. Brown, Jr. Kenneth F. Colling Dennis E. Lutz 109 O Spiked Shoe and Cross Country Honorary in Track, Field, and Cross Country Richard Berger William Bruckel Jac Bulk Bruce Butcher Corydon Byard Lynn Cunningham James Fox David Fradin Thomas Fraus Wayne Gustafson Robert Holmes Roger lngraham Robert Johnstone Chester Judah Henry Kelly Gordon McKusick Thomas Miller Patrick Mulcahy Ronald Nehring Daniel Ousley Donald Robinson Peter Simons Bruce Sorrie Jon Stanat' Merlin Tousant Carl Von Ende P S resident John Elliot ecretary-Treasurer David Mansfield Red Key Honorary for junior Men President Frederick M. Devlin Vice president George McWeeney Secretary William Hinman Treasurer Joseph Homicz William Abel Blaine Aston William Bruckel Thomas Charlton Seth Dei Michael Doran David Ferguson Douglas Ferguson Harry Garman Ronald Gervase David Kantorczyk H. 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P01!Ufl MIIIID 30 Sulglde 19 Luog Anaod uozmg 10100.14 Jaao payaauvg Sugf log ugpaxanoasgq 33831811 Jammsuml OQPUHUOIII SUV VSSM ISS O1 ung 01-TJUUJHIUI ofaivi 31uMo1a3al 2232222q5 ?si?,JS!?vf0SSt 'SMZf:H'2,,,,1 91'L330'3 gw gu1ggV P9051 521111 Hg Agios wXsliI05f1d 0!I0lI0 qgzayuq 01 samgw Ij1?1?.g11??5ls1aubgssgwulog gugggg 0!1z23I'ZolsZwq1Z'y0s3lj .qsgmaf aq 0194 Ll ,imp A .log a.lV poxg ', v.ff 10 f,,kfQ,,,k mf A -I 1 'fn' 4 1 A 6 7 8 ROW ONE: Dianne Dyson, Gwynne Lewis. ROW TWO: Kathryn Smyth, Sande Salstone, Judy Seidenstein. Dance Club The Dance Club offers Cornellians the opportunity to receive profes- sional training in modern dance, with special instruction in technique and composition. Anyone in the begin- ning, intermediate, or advanced level may obtain academic credit for her participation, as well as the grace and skill of an accomplished dancer. The club presents informal workshop concerts for public enjoyment, as well as a formal concert each spring. Polo Club ROW ONE: Bill Armstrong, Ira Wisenfeld, John Potter, John Pentecost, Charlie Montagna, Peter Leddington. ROW TWO: Dr. S. J. Roberts: Irv Wiswallg Joe Durso, Jr.: Ted Brinkmanng Bili The Polo Club has made intercol- legiate varsity polo a reality at Cor- nell. The club's main function is that of fielding the famous Red Riders, perennial contenders for the national intercollegiate championship. Th e Polo Club is also largely responsible for providing financial backing for the varsity team. The club raises money by running concession stands at University and 4-H horse shows, parking cars at football games, and running a Quarter Horse show in the spring. Of course, the club members all share in the basic responsibility of caring for the team's horses. Santamaria: Jim Greenwell, Captain: Pete Orthwein: Dale Chambers, Jeff Springer, Doug Antczak. c9 'e QDRNQ Debate Association 2 OFFICERS: Mitchel Ross, manager, Douglass Bellis, treasurer: Mary Jane Ferguson, secretary: Ronald Childress, president: Richard Gottfried, assistant manager: Cheryl Card, publicity manager fminister of propagandab. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION: Mitchel Ross, Robert Lapping, David Marshall, 52,45 lKv I ,f,?g-gfgz, - Q' . 1 iz . Q1 H , if - 1 'r I , 1 t , ' , .li ,. : l u-iii fm- . NATIONAL TOPIC DIVISION: ROW ONE: Gary Witlen, Cheryl Card Richard Gottfried. ROW TWO: Irish Scully, Karl Rice, Seth Lloyd, Eileen Barkas. ROW THREE: Ronald Childress, Robert Kentfield, Edward Nottingham. The program of the Cornell Debate Association this year consisted of two main divisions, a Tournament Program and a Parliamentary Pro- gram. The Tournament Program dealt with the single nationwide topic Re- solved: the United States should sub- stantially reduce its foreign policy commitments. D e b a t e r S traveled around the country, competing in two to three day tournaments. Students in the Parliamentary Program debated a variety of topics at meetings among themselves and at public intercollegi- ate debates. In accordance with the purpose of the Debate Association, students in both divisions gained training and experience in research, clear and rapid analysis, cogent rea- soning, and effective presentation. This year, the CDA adopted a new trademark, dubbed Winans-the-Pooh for the late professor Iames A. Winans, a leader in the field of rheto- ric who taught here for many years. Thomas Cazel, Mary Jane Ferguson, Douglass Bellis, Anil Madan, Alan Schwartz. ' ' -.. :I A .+ L A s lil. I - '- gh, f.' ,. N40 - ' 'i ' If ' I ' 122:15 . I1 'Q ici.: ' N lil , 276 lx fx at l'. . I . .5-y, l' '1'r',lJ'2,3? l , I ll ff X K The Christian Science Organization meets weekly for services and pro- vides films and lectures on theologi- cal matters for the student body. The organization maintains an office in Anabel Taylor for study of appropri- ate literature, including The Christian Science Monitor. Members of the or- ganization also plan for the Biennial Meeting held in Boston, where col- lege students from around the world assemble to hear speakers and com- pare organization activities. Christian Science Organization Debbie Goldfarb: Rabbi Morris Goldfarb, adviser: Sue Strass- berg, president. Jan Faibisoff, Steve Glickman. Charlene Friedman: Renee Horowitz: Naomi Weinstein, secre- tary: Steve Siegel, publicity vice president. ROW ONE: Warren Schall, Rick Lazar, Ted Hudson, David Reader. ROW TWO: Catherine Blean, clerk: Kurt Schreiber, vice president: Holly Huntley, president: Allan Hauer, treasurer: Judy Anderson, reader. ROW THREE: Kathy Mertens: Professor A. J. McNair, adviser: Rebecca Kvam: Ward Romer: Jeff Baer: David Saperstein, program vice president: Phyllis Bell. Hillel serves the Iewish students on campus by fostering religious, cul- tural, and social activities. Lectures, religious services, suppers, movies, mixers, informal discussions, and hol- iday celebrations compose the varied program. The Hillel Foundation is a Constituent member of CURW. 22 This year marked the first anniver- sary of the Cornell Radio Guild, Inc., the membership corporation that owns and operates WVBR-AM and FM. The two radio stations present music, news, sports, and public affairs. WVBR, one of the most di- verse organizations at Cornell, trains members as technicians, announcers, newsmen, salesmen, and program- mers. This year WVBR increased its power from one to three kilowatts and introduced FM stereo multiplex to the Ithaca area. Based on a tradi- tion of excellence and professional- ism, WVBR represents a successful answer to the challenge of Cornell-a mixture of science and creativity. Charlie Kohn, Bill Mackay, Marcia Fox, Jerry Friedman, Merrill Miller, Ben Capparossa, Ralph Schatz. WVBR i RECLINING: Bob Wiltenburg. ROW ONE: Bruce Bailey, Jerry Friedman, Marcia Fox, Merrill Miller, Estelle Finkle. ROW TWO: Alfred Bonds, David Yerzley, Ralph Schatz, George Reynolds, Ben Capparossa, Gerald Budelman, Larry Snowhite, Don Verdiani, Erica Kumpf, Charlie Kohn, Ian Spier. ROW THREE: David Gauck, Frank Heil, Jr., Donald Kerns, Stan Jones, Charles Ohl, Michael Schenker, Doris Nicloy, Stephen Shulman, Richard Kauders, Steven Marx. American Society of Civil Engineers The most important function of the Cornell chapter of the American So- ciety of Civil Engineers is to prepare junior and senior engineers for pro- fessional status by informing them of the opportunities in their field. The society presents films, invites repre- sentatives from civil engineering firms to speak about their companies, and sponsors student-faculty beer parties. In addition, the members take field trips to judge for themselves the as advantages and disadvantages of working for various businesses. KNEELING: David Singer, president: Brian Earle, vice president. ROW ONE: Barry Shaw: Martin Horowitz: Squire Jaros, treasurer: Larry Bogert, secretary: Steve Gayner, John Stanley: Eric Zellner: Al Silverstein. ROW TWO: Barry Short, Jerry Jensen, Doug Bond, Jeff Doane, Roger Penn, Drew Carlson, Brian Whitaker. John Green, secretary: Frank Perchalski, treasurer: James Thompson, vice president: Walter Soulkowski, president. Alpha Phi Omega's most appreci- ated campus function is that of spon- soring the Cornell Cinema Society and thus enabling the student body to see first-rate movies at the Straight for a reasonable admission price. Alpha Phi Omega is also involved with the Boy Scouts and with other groups which work with local youths. Alpha Phi Omega 123 24 ROW ONE: Major R. W. Baker, Colonel M. J. Waters, Jr., Captain J. P. Matthews. ROW TWO: Captain F. B. Kish, Staff Sergeant F. J. Gotro, Master Sergeant A. Hickey, Sergeant Major R. S. Goodman. The complexity of the missile- armed and airborne Army of today has generated a need for highly edu- cated officer leaders. The Cornell Army Reserve Officer Training Corps has produced quality officers since 1921. A student is enrolled in a two or a four year selective program to earn a commission with his academic degree. Cornell cadets distinguished themselves during the 1966 ROTC Summer Camp at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation by placing sixth out of the fifty-nine schools attending the camp, probably the highest rating achieved by a Cornell contingent at Summer Camp. 7, x .V Army RCTC : 'v ft yi. v -. l 1 N J' Cornell Association of Teachers of Agriculture Through membership in the Cor- nell Association of Teachers of Agri- culture, the forty members become aware of many opportunities await- ing the young man who desires to work with those in the agricultural profession. This organization consid- ers its purpose to be that of bringing before the membership some of the problems to be faced in the class- room and some of the benefits which can be expected from a teaching posi- tion. Perhaps its most important function is that of pointing out the joys to be experienced when working with farm people. S ROW ONE: James Sattler, president: W. H. Hamilton, adviser ROW TWO: Clifford Day, secretary: John Bradley, vice presi dent: Richard Strangeway, sentinel. MISSING: Clarence Yancey treasurer: Brian Mitteer, parliamentarian: Don Robinson, re porter. Composed of cadets and midship- men of all three ROTC units, the Cor- nell Brigade is a service organization, conducting events such as the fall and spring blood drives, the Military Ball, and the Presidential Review. RCTC Brigade Captain Howard S. Miller, commander: Lieutenant Colonel Robert C. Ricketson, vice commander: Lieutenant Colonel Raymond J. Bracaliello: Lieutenant Colonel Edward R. Duncan, Jr. MISSING: Commander Richard J. Gilbert, Lieutenant Colonel David Darwin. 125 Y. 2 Pomology majors and others inter- ested in the fruit industry make up the small but active Pomology Club. Each year the club has a Christmas banquet and a spring picnic with de- partment faculty. It also provides an undergraduate scholarship in pomol- ogy and pays half the expenses of the Swedish Exchange Student Program. At monthly meetings, which feature outstanding guest speakers and fac- ulty, members can discuss their inter- ests and plan careers in this field. Jim Nesbittg Bill Merritt: Alan Buhrg Don Prince: Mason Forrence, treasurerg Bob Chapin, secretary: Bill VanEe, vice president: Oscar Evaldssong Bob Bruce, presi- dent: Jack Lasouskap Myron Baker: Greg Morse: Dave Deckerg Doug Gibson. Pomology Club N Round-Up Club The Round-Up Club, open to all students interested in livestock pro- duction, gives members the opportu- nity to show their animals in intercol- legiate livestock judgings across the l nation and in additional annual con- tests held on campus, Little Round- Up on Parents' Weekend, and Fall Round-Up. Round-Up Club often stimulates members to enter careers in animal production. ,, , ROW ONE: Doug Austic, president: R. K. Cole, adviser: David Ollenbitten: Robert Munch, treasurer: Mrs. Robert Munch: Ellen Maurer: Elaine Maesso. ROW TWO: Bill Ortlieb: D. V. Vadehra: Bruce Babcock, guest speaker: Bob Hasiak: Ken Grieve: R. J. Young, adviser: Art Maurer. .,, , Q.- ,V W. E. Merrill, adviser: James Wolfer, vice president: David Chamberlain, president: D. F. Collins, program chairman: Frank Krasuski, treasurer: Linda Bennett, secretary. The Poultry Science Club provides an opportunity for undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty inter- ested in the poultry industry to be- come acquainted with others in their field. A c t i v i t i e s include monthly meetings, dinners with invited speak- ers, and a week's trip during Spring Vacation to study markets in New York. Beginning this year, Poultry Science is also publishing a yearbook to be sent to past members. Poultry Science Club 7 28 ROW ONE: Linda Jennings, Estalyn Walcoff, Jane Natter, Carol Stacy, Nell Bur- rows. ROW TWO: Meredith Rolley, Eilene Schultz, Barbara Kamler, Linda Went- zel, Jane Borin, Barbara Howard, Lanie Zera. MISSING: Beth Shepard. otaloles At any event that features light en- tertainment, the Notables provide the feminine touch. Performing at private parties, orientation programs, and WSGA functions, this lively group brings to its audience all of the fun they find in singing, their smiles shin- ing brighter than their pearls. The Notables have reorganized this year with many new members and a new repertoire to give a more collegiate tone to their performances. 'Q' I ,L J ' ,,,, 'Tk . 5. E ,Q Shervvoods ROW ONES ROECI' NOV6'y, Alan Arbus, Pete Larson. Chagnon, Dave Hunter, Dave Bean, Dave Good, ROW TWO: George Anagnost, Roger Hinchliffe, Bill Brennan, Robert Booth, Dan Murray, Bill Shernit, Bozo Well-known for outstanding enter- tainment at parties, orientation, and other gatherings, where their varied program includes folk, popular, and comedy numbers, the Sherwoods also present Fall Tonic each year, featur- ing singers from many eastern col- leges. Besides these performances at Cornell, the Sherwoods often give weekend concerts at other schoolsg and this year, as usual, they took a singing trip to Iamaica. i DAN 32 .. ...,,.q,fm:.n N..-..i.WN. .,.W..,,,., - ROW ONE: Warren Barksdaleg Randy Walls: Jim Nearyp John Fantong Max Krotman: Buz Stillinger, leaderg Robert Thayer. ROW TWO: Dave Lunt, Greg Sterling, Dick Henry, Ralph Brooks, Elliot Saltman. Cayuga's Waiters have been a tra- dition at Cornell since 1949, with the familiar G 0 0 d n i g h t Little Girl, Goodnight and the moving love song Barbara Ann. The Waiters have represented Cornell at most of the major schools in the East and in most of the major cities in the country. They have also appeared in Mexico and Nassau. Currently, they are spending their Spring Vacations per- forming in Bermuda. Cayuga's Waiters ' Q L sf 3 xi Cornell Dramatic Club is-ns.. 8 Y-at 34 When performed by the Savoyards, Gilbert and Sullivan operettas are as fresh and funny as they were in the gay nineties. This year, encouraged by the warmth of previous recep- tions and . . . assured of rapturous applause from a house overflowing in every part, they departed from their traditional single annual production and performed for the public twice. In November they presented Cox and Box, a forty-five minute one-acter by Sullivan and F. C. Burnand. The Par- ents' Weekend show was lolunthe, one of the best loved of all Gilbert and Sullivan classics. Most of the Savoyards are, of course, singersg but all of the mem- bers, from the stage managers to the costume mistresses, work hard to as- sure their audience a gay evening. Savoyards , I E y ur : Y' if I 'fel ' Q . LI Octagon Tony Stein, Carol Farber, Mary Neufeld, Tom Cullen, Adam Perl, Riddick Semple, David Arbeit, Karl Savryn, Larry Alexander. Musical drama is the specialty of Octagon, a totally self-supporting group of student performers. In past years they produced just one play an- nually, such as last spring's Little Abner, but this year they added a fall performance to their schedule. For this fall's play, Octagon chose The Fantasticl-fs, an especially difficult musical. Octagon members feel that theirs is a unique drama club because in the three and one-half months they spend preparing for each play they become an especially close group. 135 36 ROW ONE: Sharon Williams, Brenda Bryant, Lynn Rockcastle. ROW TWO: Janet Seelbach, Bitsey Wilson, Barbara King, Cathy Sutton, Sue Barcus, Pat Sumner, Judith Peck, Evelyn Stimson, Loretta Good. ROW THREE: Laura Sanderson, Claudia Kramer, Marcia Ensinger, Elizabeth Brown, Diana Saunders, Vicky Nel- son, Carole McCambridge, Lisa Berdann, Bethe Moulton. ROW FOUR: Shirley Taber, Bonny Waye, Beth Prevost, Joli Adams, Margo Stout, Carol Hudson, Judy Mason, Janie Marshall, Sue Crotty. ROW FIVE: Wendy Edwards, Carol McMartin, Susan Klaiber, Gay Reese, Margaret Polson, Cyndy Ainsworth, Bar- bara Eckhoff, Patricia Jones. ROW SIX: Jean Euker, Louise Arnold, June Stillman, Barbara Schell, Peggy Cartwright, Donna Feuquay, Susan Duckey, Martha Warren. ROW SEVEN: Barbara Lamb, Diane Myrick, Mary Robinson, Jane Mason, Catherine Reed, Jane Avery, Linda Tatelbaum. ROW EIGHT: Carmenita Germany, Andre McLaughlin, Connie Frisbee, San- dra Winand, Shari Cole, Kristina Krohn. ROW ONE: Bill Moore, Dick Penner, Karl Schoellkopf. ROW TWO: David Johnson, John Negele, David Rust, Melzar Rich- ards, Tom Meyer, Doug Ritchie, Ted Gulick. ROW THREE: Carl Pelzer, James Mayer, John Zollweg, Bruce Fox, Eric Parks, Thomas Duncan, Tim Stonecipher, John Matson, Bob Stanley. ROW FOUR: Norman Westhoff, Wes Ernsberger, Peter Smith, Sage Chapel Choir Thorne Wiggers, David Hanna, John Seyfarth. ROW FIVE: Frank Brown, Jr., Richard Newman, Peter Tumarkin, Dean Seagren, Michael Peters, Dennis Groves, Alan Maurer, David Siehl. ROW SIX: Reed Boland, lan Lambert, Forrest Thye, Norm Schicke- danz, Doug Bond. ROW SEVEN: Arthur Wenk, James Stafford, Mark Gould, Greg Sterling, James Munger, John Clay. The Sage Chapel Choir forms an integral part of non-denominational worship at Cornell. It presents a var- ied program of sacred music in sev- eral languages. The hymns range from ancient to modern, and some are original compositions by Cornel- lians. This year the choir is larger than before, and a greater number of rehearsals enables the members to learn more difficult music. For the first time, the choir had exchanges with groups from other colleges. i sk' f fx 'm , X V I '- if X ,B .L yes -,,: .4 KW ex., 9' 5. .1 t. David Phillips William Drabkin, Barbara Bessey, Tom Costich, Gail Anderson, Fred Hoeflinger. One of the many things taken for granted at Cornell is the chimes. Many of us do not realize how much time, talent, and energy is put into the three daily concerts by the six Chimesmasters. Each member is re- sponsible for three concerts a week, and often arranges the music himself. As a campus service, the Chimesmas- ters are always glad to play personal requests, and they invite all students and visitors to climb the 162 steps for the view and the high fidelity. Chimesmasters 7 38 Big Red Marching Band At many sports events, the Cornell Big Red Marching Band is certainly one of the most noticeable features, both visually and audibly. The band performs at both home and away football games, at basketball and hockey games, and at pep rallies. The sounds from its many afternoon and late evening practice sessions can be heard almost anywhere on campus throughout the fall season. Conductor Marice Stith, who is new to Cornell this year, is very proud of the way the band performed under a new di- rector with a slightly different style. We I t ,,,, . .kb The Symphonic Band and the Cor- nell Wind Ensemble, formerly the Concert Band and the Repertoire Concert Band, perform in concerts on campus and at school assemblies in the area. This year the Ensemble gave afternoon concerts in Bailey Hall in March and Iune, and the Symphonic Band appeared in Bailey in Ianuary and on libe slope in May. The two combined for graduation, and are looking forward to performing at the Montreal World's Fair. Wind Ensemble f'aT 4 In December, Conductor Karel Husa and the Cornell University Or- chestra, in conjunction with the Clee Club, Chorus, and Brass Ensembles, presented for the public the monu- mental Bequiem, opus 5, by Hector Berlioz. The performance in Bailey Hall represented one of the largest efforts that the Music Department has undertaken in recent years, including in the program almost 375 students, faculty, and townspeople. In addition to the Requiem, the Orchestra pre- sented a Spring Concert. Although audiences heard only these two con- certs this year, the Orchestra read through much more music to gain ex- perience in playing with a group. Grchestra i 42 25!LQ'f'P 9 T HE confer I LLIAN EAR Book 519615 3 ale 44 Cornellian Susan Weiner, editor-in-chief Dick Margulis, associate editor Tod Reynolds, photography editor Larry Landy, business manager Joan Eigen, art editor ,fuwausww ai... zf 4 5 l Mi A: i Mike Bernstein, activities editor Barbara Allen, residentials editor Sue Bowie, seniors editor Avena QF' 4 Pauila Thompson, honoraries editor Fran Vreeland, academics editor Robin Harper, chief photographer 5 ' azz' r - 1 i ,Y Li. IP -s x 'SRX-S X S il Xi-X 'ummm- 'W BUSINESS BOARD: John Bryson, Kathy Kohles, Andy Nierenberg, David Robins and Joe Blaze, photo compets Irene Schwarz, Larry Landy. I.,- 4 1 :. 'mf Ba rba ra Lee, compet U6 if r f , wid R' so A J Y Steve Ludsin, Dan Berke, and Marjorie Abbink, compets Mike and Carol Kavanagh, compet Tod Because Dick, Larry, and Mike each saw much of Route 89, we made all of our deadlines. In addition to this startling innovation, we broke some other records: Ace photographer Robin, mixing blood, sweat, and hypo, took most of our 12,000 pho- tographsg and we spent a total of 5000 hours behind our newly deco- rated green doors. Our frenzied phone calls to Buffalo, Chicago, Philadelphia, and North- ampton were at least melodiousg our four new Touch-Tone phones-each in a different color-were the sexiest accoutrements in the office, including Tod's bulletin boards. Bogie and Gable served as our protectors of the hearth, helped by the entrance to our inner sanctum. We thought the 200 page deadline would be the end of our nightmares, but were still cropping wet photo- graphs to get in 120 in February. Somehow, those made it too, and we couldn't see how twenty-eight pages could present any trouble. Before we checked the final proofs, we elected officers for 1968. Not wast- ing time even for a doughnut from Pop's, they started on volume 100. 147 48 Cornell Daily Sun One might expect The Cornell Daily Sun to start taking life easier after its eighty-seven years of serving Cornell. Some might say that the Sun was resting on its laurels this year: after all, Day Hall and the fraternity houses still stand. But ask Cornell Aeronautical Lab, or the mental health clinic, or lack Shaw, or the drill team, in case you wonder whether the Sun did its job. See how closely the admissions office watches the applicants it now inter- views. Had any problems getting into a Phi Delt party lately? The Sun's 152 issues took note of crumbling Sheldon Court, Steve Mul- ler's temper, and even what other publications, like the Trojan Horse, printed. Cornell's neediest cases are still recovering. SEATED: Ronald G. Thwaites, editor-in-chief. ROW ONE: Mark A. Sommer, associate edi- tor: Marjorie E. Holt, supplement editor: Marvin L. Marshak, senior editor: Nick Waranoff, sports editor: Richard B. Hoffman, managing editor: Phyllis E. Kaye, assistant managing editor: Seth S. Goldschlager, fea- ture editor. ROW TWO: Robert D. Kaplow, circulation manager: Phillip R. Mann, adver- tising manager: Paul R. Weissman, photog- raphy editor. MISSING: Paul L. Bablove, business manager: Carla E. Cecilia, review editor: Lowell T. Waxman, assistant advertis- ing manager. ...su i , ...dnl 'l'ns,,,.. , . Has Sun reporting and comment really changed anything? Stop in at Lynah and see Ned Harkness play The Big Kid. Ask UIB how useful it considers itself. Watch WSGA keep close tabs on dorm TV repair costs. You don't have to use a microscope any more to find students on Univer- sity decision-making groups. Sunsters rejoiced in their new officesg news, edit, and sports moved upstairs: and business expanded be- low. All they need now to complete the movie set are eyeshades, desk- side phones and roll-top desks. t'Peanuts and Pogo still thriveg unknown organizations are still listed in Dciybool-15 and readers are still looking for the answers to Friday's crossword. Sun publication of the Cornell Desk Book insures a reliable orientation for freshmen. Somehow. Student Government, Hunna Iohns, Iames Perkins, Richard Thaler, and Sigma Chi will survive without the continuing guidance and advice of this year's editorial giants. But it won't be easy. 149 5 Cornell Countryman The Cornell Countryman, estab- lished in 1903, presented an entirely new face at the start of this academic year. Majors in the department of communication arts published the eight issues using the most modern photo-typesetting system known to- day. The more exacting disciplines involved, plus a more aesthetically appealing publication, make this one of the most exciting and rewarding laboratory experiences on campus. ROW ONE: Nancy Kruse, Susan Jones, Marya Jerrold Trub, Dave Stuart, James Oliphant, Tony In- Dalrymple, Nancy Kane, Joan Solomon, Jerry Anne graham, Rodger Beck, Charles Wilson, John Short. Taber, Maria Melnyk, Mary Jane Ferguson. ROW TWO: Cornell Engineer ROW ONE: George Lawrence, Howie Califano, Charles Baies, editor, James Watson: Nancy Nearingg Ramon Urba, Mike Dooling. ROW TWO: Dan Hertz, Howard Rosatig Phil NlcNutt3 James Latimer. An independently controlled maga- zine, the Cornell Engineer publishes six issues a year which circulate among more than 4500 alumni, stu- dents, professors, libraries, and high schools. In addition to facilitating communications between engineers, faculty, and administrators, it gives high school students a clearer im- pression of the Cornell College of En- gineering. Engineer staff members al- so gain experience in magazine pro- duction and corporate business. 15 52 54 AREA CHAIRMEN: ROW ONE: Kathleen Eagan, Lesley Spring, Lynn Liben, Jane Gleklen, Judy Gleklen, Diane Schneiderman ROW TWO: Steve Chase, Steve Siegel, Laurence Kelly, Jesse Jen ner, Wayne Gustafson, Jerry Appel, Donald Cohen, Bob Stein EXECUTIVE BOARD: ROW ONE: Phil Sickinger. ROW TWO: Cathy Cohen: Sue Mas- cette: Bob Litter, chairman: Nancy Kaye: Peter Simon. ROW THREE: Joe Ter- raciano. Sam Varsano. ROW THREE: Barbara Bessey, Agnes Brown, Diane Levin, Sue Rickert, Sharyn LaHaise, Janie Marshall, Mela- nie Mayer, Gail Papermaster, Pat Harbison, James Peterson, Roger Dames, John Aisenbrey. Members of the Undergraduate Secondary Schools Committee even devote part of their vacations to Cor- nell. Working either independently or with alumni, they contact prospective freshmen and encourage them to ac- cept Cornell if Cornell accepts them. USSC also sponsors send-off parties for matriculating freshmen. This year USSC introduced a biannual newslet- ter and a clipping service to help keep alumni informed of campus ac- tivities. Also, Cornell Day was changed to a Thursday to give the visiting high school juniors a chance to attend more classes. USSC's work enables the subfrosh to obtain a truer picture of what Cornell is really like from the stu- dent's point of view, so that he does not have to rely on literature and alumni recollections for all of his im- pressions of Cornell. USSC ROW ONE: Laura Falk: Hope Anisgard: Cathy Cohen, chairman: Arline Tyler: Gwynne Fowler. ROW TWO: Helene Zera, Cheryl Wasserman, Merrill Miller, Melanie Mayer, Carolyn Ugiss, Joan Wiswell, Joanne Balmer, Becky Tyrrell. ROW THREE: Thomas Topping, Alan Hilfer, Sue Walsh, Virginia Nagel, David Culver, Sharon Silverstein, Carole Peck, Sharon Gerl, Veronica Mc- Crave, Robert Jossen. ROW FOUR: L. Richard Brinkman, David Fijux, John Gabel, Nina Arrants, Aaron Friedman, Jay Dawson, Lewis Morse, Ellen Gerhardt, Edward Seeger, Stan Blacker. ROW FIVE: Clark Kimball, Jr., Jerry Jensen, Hank Tomlinson, Bill Cook, Ronald Arlas, Karen Shields, Albert Antonio, Mel Cutler, Jerome Middione, Gene Resnick. ROW SIX: T. Thorne Wiggers, Bitsey Wilson, Karilyn Cummins, Joan Egrie, Nancy Golub, William Conine, William Jankun, Richard Goldberg, Ali- son Kerr. Two years ago the Executive Board of USSC formed a sub-group called the Undergraduate Ambassador Pro- gram. This group, composed of 145 members of USSC from all divisions of the University except Hotel, carries on the work of the Committee on campus, including personal tours and contacts with present undergradu- ates. Visiting applicants are matched with their Ambassador by college and major interests. The Ambassa- dor's function is then to acquaint the visitor with Cornell through class vis- its, tours of the living centers, and a description of student life. Ambassador Program EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Carol Cleaves, Agriculture: Hope Anisgard, Arts and Architecture: Cathy Cohen, chairman, Home Economics: Laura Falk, l8tLR: ROW TWO: Edward Tanenhaus, Arts: Jeff Siegel, Engineering: Gwynne Fowler, l8tLR: Cal Calligaro, Arts. MISSING: Bob Eliezer, Arline Federico Tyler. 155 CURVV 8 .J if ?! mlm: ' 5 iftfgf ,fx .fi HC Q-.lf if Q .Q ra ,y v fl 5 Qtfx Lou Nutrgkrk fi As an integral part of Cornell, Cor- nell United Religious Work sponsors such diverse functions as lectures in religion and theology, faculty semi- nars and discussion groups, and the well-known coffee house, The Com- mons. A CURW program last summer worked to improve the unemploy- ment, housing, and educational proh- lems in the slums of East Harlem. CURW also supports CIVITAS, a program of community service, and educational and development pro- grams in Guatemala and Honduras. In cooperation with the Latin American Committee, CURW places American students in contact with Brazilian students in an underde- veloped environment. These students try to understand the issue of social change in the two cultures, North American and Latin American. One World Club l Paul Okonkwo, Heidi Daniel, Ruth Chitiik, Nedra Sanfilippo, Kishore Shah, George Stephenson, Nancy Freeman. ml Founded by CURW to help inte- grate foreign students with the cam- pus, the One World Club is composed of equal numbers of international and American students. Members' participation in such social events as the Kafejo Internacio encourages cul- tural exchange. Primarily, however, the club's role is programming panel discussions, lectures, and movies concerning politics outside America. 157 58 Willard Straight Hall BOARD OF MANAGERS: SEATED: Kathrine Vollmer, program vice president: Marilyn Gubin, executive secretary, Jeffrey Leav- itt, executive vice president: Jane Ellen Grace, program vice president, James Matteson, dining vice president. STANDING: John Lyncheski, president: Mr. Edgar Whiting, director. - ' W, N, kk Q Y rf-.ii-FW: Q' Z J' - 51.4 F ' rx K l 9 j PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: ROW ONE: Heidi Daniel, ln- ternational Committee: John Lyncheski, president: Sarah Sadd, Poster Committee: Adell McMillan, program adviser. ROW TWO: Jean Donnelly, Special Events: Ede Crammatte, adviser: Neal Sher, Social Committee: Kent McCrimmon, program di- rector: Seth Willenson, Fine Arts. V I No Cornellian needs to be told about the Straight. He was intro- duced to it at that jammed open house during frosh orientation. Now he knows that he can find a ride home, get a haircut, have his checks cashed, and even have his dog in- noculated for free in the same build- ing. He can attend the Straight's mov- ies, afternoon concerts, skiing trips, and popular protest rallies. The Ivy Break is an important part of his aca- demic schedule, and the Straight's many couches afford him a comforta- ble place to relax completely. The Straight is a place where he can meet his friends, eat his meals, accomplish some work, catch up on gossip, and procrastinate. Much of Cornell passes through the Straight's lobby each day. 16 62 'Z .a Jil? 3 ,QQ Gordon Silverg Tracy Sillerman, treasurer, David Brandt, president: Tia Executive Board Schneider, vice president. if-I Brandt, Schneider, Lucy Whyte, Bruce Cohen. .4-pr Student Government David Sweatt. I ,O 4' ' , f ,jr E ': I FINANCE COMMISSION: J. T. Weeker: Claudia secretary. MISSING: Gregory Churchill, Rich- Goldin, chairman: Peter Smith: Stuali Lourie: ard Gottfried, John Mauren. Mark Kaufman: Jerry Levitzg Alan Schwartz, T' P+' 1,-an-.ak ELECTIONS COMMITTEE: SEATED: Myron Strahs, chairman. STANDING: Meg Peterson, Klugmang Robert Penski: Frank Gugino: Ken Richard Felder, Jane Frommer, Alan Fein. 3 64 FRESHMAN GOVERNMENT PROGRAM: SEATED: Meg Peterson, co-chairman: Cathy Harlan: Jane Pettis. STANDING: Jim Tyrrell, Greg Churchill, Mark Sherrid, George Frank. MISSING: Anne Dalton, co-chairman: Lucy Whyte. INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE: Carol Lewis: Cliff Clark, veniste, Sandy Ford, Toryima Orga, George Teich adviser: George Stevenson: Joseph Russo, chairman: Joan Wilberding. George Diller: Ellen Stromberg. MISSING: Regina Ben- ORIENTATION COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Joanne Reilly: Barbara THREE: Jeff Gilbert, Larry Dale, Kathy Smyth, Barbara Levitz, Kipp? Larry Eilenberg, chairman. ROW TWO: Rick Williams, Jon Durell. MISSING: Bruce Bigelow, Harvey Makadon. 165 Bob Kaufelt, Linda Jennings, Laura Falk, Mark Schmidt. ROW 'MU' 66 -ivy Jzafibfv PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Marion Morgarlthali Linda Schwartz, Diane Schneiderman. ROW THREE: Arthur Weisel, H. Mitchell Gould, Sue Selton, Judy Reiser, Iris Biblo- Barbara Snyder: Ronnie Kweller: Helen Nash, co-chairman: Laurie Frank, co-chairman. ROW TWO: Jane Miller, Judith Klevin, witz, Sandy Zatcoff. SCARB: SEATED: Steve Hadley: David Hin- ING: Lee Foster, treasurer: Ellen Press: Bill den: Tina Forrester, secretary: Art Kaminsky, Falik. chairman: Carol Ziegler: Tom Jones. STAND- . Muff? ..,:Z :g-f'56l?-?C'f- 'QS President David Brandt's expres- sion, Universities are for students, became the theme of Student Gov- ernment this year. Beginning its re- forms with itself, the Executive Board investigated other systems of government, especially the student senate, in an attempt to make Cor- nell's system more effective and more representative of student sentiment. Cornell's many social and academic groups made this a tremendously dif- ficult task. When controversy arose over the increased cost of campus food, the Executive Board organized a mass boycott of University dining facilities to demonstrate the strong student sentiment on the issue. As a result of the boycott, a Housing and Dining advisory board now represents the students in Housing and Dining de- partmental decisions. The department also brought in a firm of efficiency experts to evaluate the operation of Willard Straight dining facilities in an effort to cut costs and waste. A committee was appointed to re- vise the Student Code this year, and a proposal was made that a stu- dent's room is his castle. Increased student participation in University iudicial proceedings was also recom- mended. In addition, Student Govern- ment sponsored the National Student Conference on Vietnam at which del- egates from forty-five colleges at- tended lectures by professors, states- men, and leaders of national groups. UNDERGRADUATE JUDICIARY BOARD Nell Chodorow Kathy Robbins Donald Hendrich, 167 168 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Margery Broomell: Sue Barbara Kipp, Ke Klippert, Mary Kukolich, Renee Laffer, Eileen Walsh, secretary: Doris Klein, president, Sue Mascette, vice Barkas. president: Marilyn Hesser, treasurer. ROW TWO: Liz Guether, VVSGA WOMEN'S RESIDENTIAL JUDICIARY BOARD: Alice Lynne Bradley: Marcia Latimore. Richmond: Fran Hoffmann: Barbara Cochran, adviser: Cornell coeds have recently come a long way toward directing their own lives on an equal basis with Cornell men, and the Women's Student Gov- ernment Association has been instru- mental in achieving new and less stringent regulations concerning con- tract dining, curfews, and off-campus living for senior women. WSGA is al- so directing Operation Swing, the Status of Women in the New Genera- tion, which is concerned with the lack of attention given to women stu- dents. In addition, freshmen girls now have the opportunity through Frosh Focus to gain experience in the workings of student government and its dealings with Day Hall. SORORITY COUNCIL: ROW ONE: Mrs. Sheryl Sheraw, Stewart: Ruth Niese: Eileen Ayervais: Carol Stilwell: adviser: Polly Watkins: Kitty Montgomery: Harriet Joan Heller: Gail Karlitz: Carol Polakoff. Hecht. ROW TWO: Ke Klippert, president: Betty Sue WOMEN'S RESIDENTIAL COUNCIL: ROW ONE: Astrid Madea, secretary: Anita Wallner: Alice Richmond: Margery Broomell, president: Liz Guether: Joan Gottesman: Carol Ebert. ROW TWO: Diane Fassett, Margaret Burlington, Fran Keller, Karen Kaspers, Jeanne Dowd, Susan Rutberg. ROW THREE: Kathy Riggs, Karen Woyshner, Lynn Toepperwein, Kathy Shands, Karen Giventer, Jean Hinkelman, Bitsey Wilson. MISSING: Wendy Griswold, Avie Morgan, Merry Nickerson, Sharon Wil- liams. 169 The Senior Class Council broke away this year from the limited ac- tivity of previous councils. Not only did the four members concentrate on graduation and senior week, but they also sponsored several forums con- cerned with continuing education. In March, the council produced a senior- faculty hockey game and organized panel discussions on the divisions and majors within the schools of the University. The latter program, de- signed to use the experience of the graduating class to aid underclass- men, ran for a week and required the assistance of almost one hundred seniors. Council members also planned an evening with the Board of Trustees and eminent alumni and presented a gift to the campus from the class of '67. David Kantorczyk treasurer Caroline Young vlce president Martin Gold, president: Toni Ladenburg, secretary. Freshman Class Council ROW ONE: David Sweatt, president: Bonnie Meryl Pugash, Paul Miller. ROW THREE: Allan Ershowsky, vice president: Marlene Taylor, Reich, Raymond Vandenberg, Park Elliott secretary: Ron Kaplan, treasurer. ROW TWO: Dietz, David Sanders, Jr. Samuel Boone, Phyllis Corcoran, Alison Kerr, Owing its existence to the special problems of the first year at Cornell, the Freshman Class Council itself suffers from its necessarily late or- ganization and the inexperience of its members in campus affairs. Until this year it had no representation on the Executive Board, and even now the class president sits only ex officio. Despite these obstacles the council successfully sponsored a two-day freshman coffee house in the Straight and a dorm decoration contest at Christmas time. Other projects in- cluded Work on liberalizing open house hours and freshman driving privileges, plans for Noyes Center, and revising the council constitution. 17 72 Agriculture College Student Council ROW ONE: Professor William Drake, adviser: David Filkins, treasurer: Sheldon Brown, vice president: Kenneth Colling, president: Professor Paul Vande- mark, adviser. ROW TWO: William Jenkins, Bradley Pattington, Duane Merrill, Russ Kaegebein, David To promote communication be- tween students and faculty, the Agri- culture College Student Council spon- sored a student-faculty dinner and several informal discussions with Dean Palm. Topics considered by the Council this year included the ques- tionable orientation classes, faculty- student relationships, Mann Library, and the student lounge. Also, a new series of Study Abroad seminars pro- moted the student exchange programs with Sweden and Argentina. Tradi- tionally, the Council Cosponsors a cof- fee hour and coordinates all upper campus activities. Chamberlain, Henry Cirillo, Ronnie St. John, Robert Thompson, Sandy Stone, Dick Cole. ROW THREE: Robert Foster, Bill Baines, Norman Emerling, Rod Young, John Bradley, John Bennett, Edgar Savidge, Jim Tyrrell, Bradford Morgan, Mark Creighton. Q.yfygge,a 24.-wif., . . .wg if' new Q-.ft Q' l if :iffy Egbf.. kk,,, , kV.,, . ,.., .. Student-Faculty Committee of the College of Home Economics ROW ONE: Diana Roswick: Carol Stedman: Candy Smith, chairman: Mary Lou Janicki: Susan London: Susan Selton. ROW TWO: Yvonne Rlsely: Cynthia Gottlieb: Georgianna Schuyler: Barbara Fuchs, public- ity chairman: Lynne Hemenway: Kathleen Latham, secretary: Herbert Ginsburg, faculty member. MISS- ING: Alice Davey: Ethel Vatter: Mary Wood: Laurel Ashby: Judy Burden: Karen Faber, treasurer: Mary Ann Strong: Nancy Wallack: Andra Weidenhamer. O . ' Students in the College of Home Economics have the opportunity to discuss their thoughts about educa- tion with faculty members through the Student-Faculty Committee. Sug- gestions from this group aid in im- proving and expanding course offer- ings: and along with Omicron Nu, the Committee sponsors Honors Day to recognize outstanding students. The establishment of the newsletter Oasis was a major accomplishment this year. Two other projects were an analysis of the final report of the Presidents Committee to Study the College of Home Economics and the development of a questionnaire by committee members and Professor Condry of Child Development. 3 'Huw EXECUTIVE BOARD: ROW ONE: Marti Dik, unit chairman: Jan West, treasurer. ROW TWO: Nancy Hazard, vice president: Carol Cleri- cuzio, publicity chairman. ROW THREE: Bertie Harsha, sports manager: Mary Kuko- Iich, president: Christina Hebenstreit, secrea tary. 'Q' UNIT REPRESENTATIVES: ROW ONE: Toni Ackerman, Anita Wallner, Bonnie Campbell. ROW TWO: Diane Levin, Mimi Tytko, Kathy Kohles, Kathy Pecker, Sue Graham. ROW THREE: Nina Runfola, Shirley Webster, Sue VanGorder, Darin Herman, Bon- nie Ershowsky, Margaret Dooley. WA Participation in the activities spon- sored by the Women's Athletic Asso- ciation requires only interest and a desire to gain proficiency in sports. WAA holds intramural and extramu- ral competitions in everything from hroomstick hockey to bowling. Girls who are among the most active in these sports can win a red C awarded each year bythe association. MANAGERS: ROW ONE: Carol Marcus, Susan Wohryzek. ROW TWO: Kitty Geis, Mary Ames, Gail Murphy. ROW THREE: Penny Penniman, Paula Lindberg, Mimi Tytko, Charlotte Bruska. Pan bel In Panhellenic Council, the chapter presidents of each sorority on cam- pus represent all sorority womeng they meet to consider common inter- ests, problems, and goals. The council functions as a legislative body, a fo- rum for discussing new ideas, and a coordinating center for all-sorority activities. In addition to its annual activities, the International Students' Tea, the Housemothers' Tea, the IFC- Panhel Songfest, the Scholarship Banquet, the Panhel Day, this year Panhel sponsored a series of ex- change dinners involving after dinner speakers, and a revolving bridge tournament. It also provided foreign students with an opportunity to see sorority life first-hand by visiting several sororities each week, while in exchange the sorority sisters learned about other cultures. O i,Q'- . ,,..... CZ? ROW ONE: Mrs. S. Sheraw, adviser, Penny Bamber- TWO: Adele Bernstein, secretaryg Roddy Reilly, rush- ger, president: Bonnie Kupchak, vice president. ROW ing chairmang Sue Harrison, treasurer. 175 76 This year's Interfraternity Council Steering Committee proved to be ex- ceptionally active in its attempts to revitalize the fraternity system into a moving segment of the Cornell com- munity. For example, IFC Weekend, traditionally highlighted only by a concert, was expanded into a full week program entitled Soul of Black- nessf' This colloquium on various aspects of Negro thought and culture was the most comprehensive ever or- ganized on a college campus concern- ing this highly important and contro- versial issue. In addition, the IFC So- cial Code was completely rewritten to give individual fraternities the right to decide the hours during which their respective houses would he open to women. This eliminated the previous method of imposing uni- form regulations from outside. ROW ONE: Dean AI Miles, adviser, Rich Caldwell, sec- representative, Mike Young, junior representative, Bill retary: Sandy Berger, president, Ed Fox, vice presi- Staehle, sophomore representative: Roy Schoenfeld, denty Alan Paller, planning board chairman. ROW senior representative. 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Gervase Brlght Sgots age ers Defeat Colgate 8 -75 Sore muscles, locker room a o f e determi ned inQ dividuals. The coaches de- preciasiong everyone f umshes himsel because ce be ts victo 84 . 43. 1 .X w fi 8 1194 K 187 88 Varsity Track ' ,L . . . 1 K ' X . . lv w 1 f j --xtvw-A 4 l K Although the track team Won two of its three dual meets, the individual performances in the Heps and the Penn Relays highlighted the season. Coach Lou Montgomery assembled an outstanding mile relay team fea- turing Bill Bruckel which continued Cornell's control of the Heps mile re- lay. Bob Holmes, in the broad jump and triple jump, Tom Fraus in the shot put, and Wayne Gustafson in the high jump sparked the field events. Varsity Track Cornell 78 Colgate 75 Cornell 119 Penn 35 Cornell 71 IA Princeton 8215 Heps: Cornell fourth. Won 2, lost 1. 189 O Varsity Baseball Inconsistency characterized the 1966 Cornell baseball season. After a respectable southern showing, the team expected to improve on last year's fourth place finish. Returning north, however, the team won only three of its first ten games. Coach Ted Thoren finally fielded the right combination as the Big Red swept games from Yale and Post. The streak ended with lim Purcell's shut- out of previously unbeaten Army. Abandoning all hope of an Eastern League title, the team turned to a spoiler role as they turned back Navy behind Ivar Tylawsky's four-hitter. For the first time since 1956, the Cornell nine had defeated both Army and Navy, yet against the weaker opposi- tion of Princeton, Harvard, and Penn, the team man- aged to score only three runs. As a result, the Big Red finished fifth in the Eastern League race. Dan Walker and Bill Troxell tied for the team batting crown. lim Purcell received the Dr. Al Sharpe Most Valuable Player Award, and Captain Tom Guise was selected as the Eastern League's All-Star catcher. Varsity Baseball Cornell 2 Belmont Abbey Cornell 10 Belmont Abbey Cornell 3 Belmont Abbey Cornell 3 North Carolina State Cornell 5 North Carolina State Cornell 7 Camp LeJeune Cornell 7 Camp LeJeune Cornell 9 Camp LeJeune Cornell 5 Camp LeJeune Cornell 5 Camp LeJeune Cornell 9 Rochester Cornell 3 Rochester Cornell 5 East Stroudsburg Cornell 6 Columbia Cornell 1 Princeton Cornell 1 Harvard Cornell 3 Colgate Cornell O Rutgers Cornell 2 Cortland Cornell 0 Colgate Cornell 7 Yale Cornell 5 C. W. Post Cornell 4 Army Cornell 3 Brown Cornell 1 1 Syracuse Cornell O Penn Cornell 7 Navy Cornell 10 Scranton Cornell 3 Dartmouth Won 15, lost 14. College: Won 12, lost 12 Eastern League: Won 4, lost 5. Varsity Heavyweight Crew 92 Starting the season with two im- pressive victories in cup competition, the Varsity Heavyweight Crew then dropped a dual meet to Penn and fin- ished an unimpressive sixth in the IRA's. Because of the rough waters of Lake Cayuga, the team was forced to row in the inlet in their first meet of the year. Pulling ahead in the last seconds of a tight race, the varsity outdistanced Syracuse by a quarter length to win the Goes Trophy. Returning to Lake Cayuga, the Big Red easily won the Carnegie Cup, stroking to their sixteenth victory over Princeton and Yale. Bad weather continued to hamper practice ses- sions for the Eastern Sprints and the team had to settle for a third place. After dropping its only dual meet to Penn, the squad hoped to salvage a success- ful season with a victory in the IRA's but could do no better than finish with a disappointing sixth. Coach Harrison fStorkJ Sanford could only look for- ward to next year in hopes of improving Cornell's tarnished reputation in crew. Varsity Heavyweight Crew Goes Trophy: Cornell, Syracuse, Navy. Carnegie Cup: Cornell, Princeton, Yale, Syracuse Penn over Cornell Eastern Sprints: Harvard, Brown, Cornell. Intercollegiate Rowing Association: Cornell sixth. 94 Varsity Lightweight Crew r The lightweight crew, under Coach Leigh Miller, provided some of the tightest races of the crew seasong in the first two meets, first and second boats swept by Penn and then Prince- ton. At the Geiger Cup competition, the first boat beat MIT and Columbia, with the second boat finishing second behind MIT. After soundly defeating Dartmouth, the team placed second to Harvard in the Easterns, finishing with a perfect dual meet record. Varsity Lightweight Crew Cornell over Penn Cornell over Princeton Geiger Cup: Cornell, MIT, Columbia. Cornell over Dartmouth Easterns: Harvard, Cornell. 19 Freshman Crew 96' Divided into lightweight and heavy- weight teams, the freshman crews had a highly successful and a dismal sea- son, respectively. The lightweight team, undefeated in three dual meets, and Winner of the Geiger Cup, sought its fifth straight win in the Eastern Sprints but had to settle for a second. Failing to win a dual meet or do better than third in a cup competition, the heavies had one of their poorest sea- sons in recent years. Freshman Lightweight Crew Cornell over Penn Cornell over Princeton Geiger Cup: Cornell, MIT, Columbia. Cornell over Dartmouth Easterns: Harvard, Penn, Cornell. Freshman Heavyweight Crew Goes Trophy: Syracuse, Navy, Cornell. Carnegie Cup: Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Syracuse Penn over Cornell Eastern Sprints: Cornell sixth. Intercollegiate Rowing Association: Cornell eighth Tennis Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Varsity Tennis Catholic University Maryland Virginia George Washington Columbia Yale Harvard Brown Army Colgate Syracuse Princeton Dartmouth Rutgers Won 9, lost 5. Eastern League: Won 4, lost 3. Led by Captain and first singles player Iohn Galinato and singles man Mark Taylor, the netmen compiled a successful nine and six overall rec- ord. Warming up for the season in four southern contests, the team started its regular season with three victories under their beltg then they went on to score major upsets against Brown and Army. Coached by Ed Moylan, the tennis team showed dis- tinct improvement over past years. 19 98 Varsity Lacrosse A '. Led by Co-Captains Doug Zirkle and Tom Peddy, the Cornell stickmen steamrolled their Ivy opponents on the way to an undefeated season and a number two ranking in the national polls. Peddy and dependable George Gould teamed with All-American Bruce Cohen on the attacking line to give Cornell its most potent scoring threesome in recent years. Cohen led the Ivy League in scoring with twenty- eight points, while his feinting and l I n whirling occupied opposing defensemen, allowing his teammates many scoring opportunities. Tom Quaranto and Andy Potash teamed with All- Ivy Zirkle to give Cornell the finest middle trio in the league. On defense, Bruce Mansdorf, also selected to the All-Ivy squad, teamed with Ting Vanneman and Ed Kramer to protect goalie Butch Hilliard from the opponents' shooters. Although All-American Cohen was continually outstanding, victories were mostly team efforts. Ned Harkness in his first year as Lacrosse coach, instilled spirit in Cornell's two toughest contests. The Red 199 200 if .. .-. - - 1 came from behind to upset Yale in the closing moments of a hard-fought game and against Princeton hung on to a precarious one-goal lead to de- feat the Ivy favorite. Balance was the key to Cornell's success. A team ignored in pre-sea- son polls combined hustle, ability, and a fighting coach to capture the Ivy title and a tradition of winning Lacrosse at Cornell, as Harkness's men drove to victory. Varsity Lacrosse Cornell North Carolina Cornell Baltimore University Cornell Cortland Cornell Yale Cornell Harvard Cornell Penn Cornell Brown Cornall Colgate Cornell Hobart Cornell Syracuse Cornell Princeton Cornell Dartmouth Won 12, lost 0. Ivy League: Won 6, lost 0 2 202 Varsity Golf at Bolstered by a core of returning lettermen, Coach lim Fenner's link- men toppled their Hrst Hve opponents only to drop the final two matches and spoil a possible unbeaten record. Led by Captain Terry Hoffman, the team tied Army for third in the East- ernsg Brian Garman's second place in the individual medal play highlighted the event. Despite their two losses, the golf squad ended a successful season second in the Ivy League. 'ia' . a+ 7 MX . 540' . .H-4' -f if i ,- tttts rf L X . . .. . . gf H I .. 4 s. A . for . 0 QW . , M., 11 ,if Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Varsity Golf Rutgers Syracuse Harvard Colgate Williams Columbia Army Easterns: Cornell tied for third. Won 5, lost 2. 22411 F21 A 1 f , I ,.. . A li X Bicycle Racing Club 204 With top competition coming from Princeton and Yale, the Bicycle Rac- ing Club had five team-second and two team-third placings last spring. Entering both road and sprint events, the road races averaging over forty miles, the club placed fourth in the Eastern Sprints, second in the East- ern Road Championships, and fifth in the Nationals. With increased mem- bership, the club hopes to improve from its three-year-old position of second in the East. l 1.44.3 Bicycle Racing Club Cornell third of five to Princeton and Fairleigh- Dickenson Cornell second of six to Princeton Cornell second of six to Princeton Cornell fourth of six Cornell second of eleven to Princeton Cornell third of six 'to Princeton and Yale Easterns: Cornell second of eleven to Princeton Nationals: Cornell fifth of twelve. Cricket Club Playing some of the strongest teams in the eastern United States and Canada, the Cricket Club had a strong spring season highlighted by the fast bowling attack of Vince Molony and Captain Fred Drake. Although the club has a rotating team membership policy, which allows all club members to play in several games and thus sometimes weakens the team, in beating Staten Island, title contender in the New York City league, Atlantis, also in New York, Defence, in Ottawa, and Antilles, in Philadelphia, while losing narrowly to perennially strong Roches- ter, Cornell showed excellent standards of cricket. Cricket Club Cornell 64 Haverford College 48-8 Cornell 63 Antilles 90 Cornell 63 Staten Island 46 Cornell 112-8 dec. Atlantis 61-2 Cornell 53 Brockville 32 Cornell 109-7 dec Defence 71-5 Cornell 98-6 Antilles 96 Cornell 58 Antilles 59-2 Cornell 108 Rochester 119 Cornell 45-7 Brockville 41 Cornell 64-7 Rochester 171-7 dec. Cornell 101 Fairmount 163 Cornell 76 General Electric 151-6 dec Cornell 96 Defence 148-3 dec Cornell 103 Defence 39 Cornell 123-4 dec Penn State 50 Cornell 79-9 Penn State 80-6 Cornell 58 Atlantis 52 Won 7, lost 7, tied 4. 205 Varsity Sailing f ts, e , ., ' ir' I i ' ' 1 . lv ls f 'li L iiii J L.- ' .2 i'f: .-fY717l'f'il , ' 'W' M.-. i,,, fr i'i' - V,kk V 5. ml-5, ing? MM, WA . 'N 'iii , ' -- f '-a.u..:, Nkkg,A K l mai 206 ww- xf---- L' MW' ---nan. -...rf Q' M' ,A Starting and ending its season with first places in the fall and spring Up- per New York State Championships, the sailing team also proved itself a formidable Ivy opponent as it placed second in the Ivy League Champion- ship. Captain Robert Lockwood high- lighted the monotype competition, single-handed sailing, placing third of eighteen in the Monotype Elimina- tions and seventh of sixteen in the Mid-Atlantic Championship. Varsity Sailing Fall Upper New York State Championships: Cornell first of six. Fall Championship: Cornell fifth of sixteen. Monotype Eliminations: Lockwood third of eighteen. Nevin Trophy: Cornell seventh of eighteen. lvy League Championships: Cornell second of eight. Spring Upper New York State Championships: Cornell first of five. Mid-Atlantic Monotype Championship: Lockwood seventh of sixteen. Rugby lVeteran Ben Dekker throws to scrum half after line out at New York game. Rugby Club Cornell Washington Cornell Baltimore Cornell Philadelphia Cornell Columbia Cornell Toronto Nomads Cornell Pennsylvania Cornell Harvard Cornell Harvard Business School Cornell Army Cornell Holy Cross Cornell New York Won 5, lost 5, tied 1. After a slow start on their spring tour, the Rugby Club went on to outscore the remainder of its op- ponents 130-60. Sparked by veteran grads Ieff Ioseph, Sam Delich, and lack Moran, the team ended their season with an even record. Despite the game's reputation of being the roughest contact sport, the club suffered few injuries, although those that did occur came at bad times. Playing their best game against the Harvard Business School, the Big Red dropped a tight 6-3 decision in Cambridge. Consider- ing the strength of the squad, the season record fell below expectations, but was not disappointing. 207 208 Cheerleaders 6 a'f a .1 uf' 209 Varsity Football Outstanding team performances and an inspired coach characterized Cornell's 1966 football season. Although the team finished fourth in the Ivy League, they remained serious title contenders until the final game. With lack Musick in his first year as head coach, the Big Red displayed a more varied and exciting offense and a more spirited defense than Cornell has seen for many years. Most of the variety was due to quarterback Bill Abel and All-Ivy end Ron Gervase. Gervase set two Cornell records with thirty-six pass receptions for 559 yards. He modestly admitted he was unstoppable. 212 Pete Larson was the key to Cor- nell's ground attack, leading the league in rushing and gaining 979 total yards in 206 carries. He broke an Ivy League kickoff return record by galloping 99 yards for a touch- down against Yale. Associate Coach Chuck Gottfried assembled a fiery offensive line led by tackle Reefe fTingj Vanneinan and guard George McWeeney, both All- Ivy selections, that was largely re- sponsible for Cornell's success. Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Varsity Football Buffalo Colgate Penn Harvard Yale Columbia Brown Dartmouth Princeton Won 6, lost 3. N 214 The most exciting win came early in the season over Colgate, with the Big Red handing the Red Raiders their only loss of the season 15-14. Larson scored the winning point on an end run for a two- point conversion. The outstanding game of the year was against the defending Ivy champion and heavy favorite, Dartmouth. The Red defense, led by captain and linebacker Fred Devlin and an almost unbeliev- able performance by the front five completely throt- tled the vaunted Indian rushing attack. It took an out- standing second half passing display by Dartmouth quarterback Mickey Beard to eke out the victory. wa. ,. q'l' v,.L..n ,f 'ff.'?..x:, ' 'N. .sein , -W, V J .lvdb I .fm Q K' f,, f- ,. ...ev f- , .V , .v-.aLQ., Hui I- 4 216 Varsity 150 Football Coach Bob Cullen termed the 1966 Big Red lightweight football team the best Cornell ever had. Led by the pass combination of Rick Fricke to Bob Smith and by the fine rushing of Tom Charleton, the 150's finished in third place with a 4-2 record. An excellent front line led by Co-captain Dave Kantorczyk supplied ample pro- tection for Fricke. All-league line- backer Dick Gilkeson led the Big Red's formidable defensive unit. Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Varsity 150 Football Penn Princeton Navy Rutgers Army Columbia Won 4, lost 2. 217 218 Freshman Football Coach Ted Thoren had to switch from three- to two-unit football when only fifty-one players turned out for the freshmen squad. Injuries to start- ing halfbacks Pat DiNicola and Bill Cummins and to Co-captain Santo LaQuatra further reduced the size of the team. Despite fine efforts by quar- terback Bill Arthur, the Red suffered a trying season. A stunning upset of previously undefeated Yale brightened an otherwise dismal 2-5 record. Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Freshman Football Penn Princeton Yale Colgate Cortland Manlius Won 2, lost 4. Varsity Cross Country Cornell Colgate Cornell Syracuse Hartwick Cornell Harvard Cornell Yale Cornell Army Heps: Cornell tenth. IC4A: Cornell twentieth. Won O, lost 5. Varsity Cross Country It was a long road for the harriers in 1966. Despite heroics by Gordon McKusick, Coach Glenn Davis's cross country team was quite hapless. Typi- cally, McKusick would finish First, as he did against Yale when he set a Moakley course record of 25:47.25 but the harriers would lose the meet. Mc- Kusick was justly named the Out- standing Varsity Runner, Dan Robin- son the Most Improvedg and Dave Fradin received the Moakley Award. 219 Varsity Soccer ,mam-f.., ,- 220 ' 9,9 tstic - C- ' , . ,. 1. The Big Red booters, bothered by injuries and an unproductive attack, were unable to secure a single victory during this year's campaign. Although Coach Ierry Lace tried shifting the basic formation to a 5-2-3-1, the soc- cer team's only moment of glory was a 0-O tie with Princeton. Captain Seth Dei and Kevin Southern were named to the All-Ivy second team and goalie Don Pulver and Dwight Power re- ceived honorable mention. 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Other start- ers included ballhandling Captain Varsity Basketball 39 Q R -.. -- 3... Blaine Aston, Gregg Morris, and Gabby Durkac. Starting the season slowly, with a loss to Yale in his first Ivy League contest, Coach MacNei1 had to change his strategy. Shifting the offense, his cagers began to improve with each game. During Christmas Vacation, the Big Red upset perennially strong Ken- tucky. The hard-fought victory over mighty Prince- ton before 8,000 Barton Hall fans was just one of the cagers' ensuing eleven victories. Outstanding in pacing the five to their 19-5 record and a tie for second place in the Ivies was Morris, who won the league scoring championship. KQ.: 15 :ZQ 223 ...awe P' 224 Varsity Basketball Cornell 98 Rochester Cornell 80 Colgate Cornell 67 Syracuse Cornell 59 Army Cornell 67 Yale Cornell 76 Buffalo Cornell 92 Kentucky Cornell 69 Butler Cornell 69 Dartmouth Cornell 96 Harvard Cornell 65 Syracuse Cornell 74 Brown Cornell 86 Colgate Cornell 74 Columbia Cornell O Pittsburgh Cornell 80 Yale Cornell 81 Brown Cornell 86 Dartmouth Cornell 85 Harvard Cornell 79 Penn Cornell 62 Princeton Cornell 101 Penn Cornell 66 Princeton Cornell 51 Columbia Won 19, lost 5. 225 226 lreshnw Cornell's freshmen cagers began their season with the makings of a great team. At center was six-foot- five Bill Schwartzkopf, along with Captain Paul Frye and Ioel Rosen- stock at guard positions, and Steve Arbogast and Dave Irwin at forwards. Coach Dave Bliss used a pressing man-to-man defense with a 2-1-2 of- fense, emphasizing fast breaks and setting up good shots. The team should strengthen next year's varsity. an BasketbaH Freshman Basketball Cornell Rochester 64 Cornell Colgate 78 Cornell Syracuse 94 Cornell Broome Tech 72 Cornell Syracuse 96 Cornell Buffalo 53 Cornell Syracuse 107 Cornell Mohawk Valley 78 Cornell Colgate 53 Cornell Canton 64 Cornell Ithaca College 66 Cornell Syracuse 89 Cornell Broome Tech 71 Cornell Ithaca College 57 Cornell Mohawk Valley 77 Cornell Canton 77 Cornell Ithaca College 67 Won 9, lost 8. Varsity Squash Varsity Squash Cornell 0 Harvard Cornell 9 Rochester Cornell 4 Army Cornell 7 Dartmouth Cornell 2 Penn Cornell 1 Yale Cornell 9 Rochester Cornell 2 Princeton Won 3, lost 5. Ivy League: Won 1, lost 4. The varsity squash team proved surprising this year. Coach Ed Moy- lan used 'several varsity tennis play- ers to form the nucleus of the squash team, resulting in the close matches with Dartmouth and Army, two of the finest teams in the East. The top three men were Bill Swift, Mark Green, and Peter Gold: Swift reached the quarterfinals of the National Invi- tational Championships before bow- ing to his opponent from Navy. 227 228 Varsity Wrestling It was a disappointing year for the Red grapplers as Coach lim Miller's squad suffered its first Ivy setback in six years. Despite injuries to Co-cap- tain Bob Stock, Curt Barry, Denny Wright, heavyweight Dick Moore, and outstanding Don New, the Wres- tlers remained in the league race until the final match. Coach Miller felt it was fortunate that misfortune, though striking so heavily, should occur only once in ten years. Varsity Wrestling Cornell Lehigh Cornell Navy Cornell Harvard Cornell Penn State Cornell Penn Cornell Pittsburgh Cornell Brown Cornell Colgate Cornell Springfield Cornell Yale Cornell Syracuse Cornell Columbia Cornell Princeton EIWA: Cornell sixth. Won 6, lost 7. 3352 229 230 Varsity Fencing Coach Raoul Sudre's Fencing team finished with a 9-3 record, improving upon last year's fourth place finish. Micha Abeles, who had the top indi- vidual record in the Ivies, Mike Marion, and Co-captain Caroll Tits- worth led a very strong sabre squad. Don Sieja and Mike Masnik led the epee squad, and Co-captain Dave Ross performed very well in the foils. Highlight of the season was the 14-13 victory over highly ranked Navy. Varsity Fencing Cornell 6 NYU Cornell 18 Buffalo Cornell 22 Case Cornell 14 Navy Cornell 20 Penn State Cornell 13 Princeton Cornell 19 Yale Cornell 12 Columbia Cornell 19 MIT Cornell 18 Harvard Cornell 15 Penn Cornell 16 Syracuse Won 9, lost 3. Ivy League: Won 3, lost 2. 23 232 Varsity Swimming Swimming coach Pete Carhart, in his Hrst year at Cornell, set out to improve upon last year's showing, but the Big Red suffered through an- other dismal season. The main prob- lem was the lack of depth. Although the team did not fare well, swimmers Hilary Nixon, Walt Eames, Don Eames, and Captain Ed Gray enjoyed individual success. Iay Moses and Tom Paxton gave Cornell the most consistent diving in years. Varsity Swimming Cornell Yale Cornell Bucknell Cornell Syracuse Cornell Army Cornell Princeton Cornell Penn Cornell Dartmouth Cornell Harvard Cornell Navy Cornell Columbia Cornell Colgate Won 2, lost 9. 233 234 Varsity Indoor Track After a 3-1 record in dual meets, Coach Glenn Davis's indoor trackmen ended the season with fine perform- ances in both the IC4A and Heptago- nal meets. In the IC4A's, Wayne Gustafson set a Big Red record in the high jump with a leap of 6'9 . john Elliot's first place in the sixty yard high hurdles and Tom Fraus's fine effort in the weight throw, placing second with 60'11X , enabled the Big Red to finish fourth in the Heps. Varsity Indoor Track Cornell 41 Army Cornell 81 Dartmouth Cornell 62 Yale IC4A: Cornell eighth Heps: Cornell fourth. Won 2, lost 1. 235 Varsity Polo 236 Coach Doc Roberts's polo team en- joyed another fine season. Led by Captain Iim Greenwell, Pete Orth- wein, and Bill Santa Maria, the team received a four goal national ranking. Ted Brinkman, Iohn Potter, and Dale Chambers also contributed to the club. In the championship match, Yale came from behind in the final minute of play to prevent the Big Red from taking its second consecutive intercollegiate title. Varsity Polo Cornell Virginia Cornell Yale Cornell Penn Cornell Cleveland Cornell Blind Brook Cornell Virginia Cornell Rochester Cornell Chukker Valley Cornell Toronto Cornell Yale Cornell Cornell coaches Cornell Penn Cornell Yale Nationals: Cornell second. Won 11, lost 2. 237 238 Men's 3 The men's ski team, under the tute- lage of Coach David Hayes, proved to be one of the better teams in the East, as evidenced by Cornell's First place iinish at the Syracuse Winter Ski Carnival and second place at the Cortland Invitational. Captain Iohn Salmon, Foster Palmer, lack Smyth, and Richard Dunning skied in the al- pine and jumping events, and Captain Tom Wolski and Paul Smiley led the undefeated cross country team. Skiing Q Men's Ski St. Michael's: Cornell third of twelve Cortland: Cornell second of thirteen. Syracuse: Cornell first of thirteen. Paul Smith: Cornell third of eleven. .,,-by-.SMU M A,g,,., f - Women's Ski St. Lawrence slalom: Cornell second of four. St. Lawrence giant slalom: Cornell second of four. Green Mountain slalom: Cornell third of six. Mount Ascutney slalom: Cornell first of six. Mount Ascutney giant slalom: Cornell first of six. York giant slalom: Cornell third of six. While Coach Arnold Kroner's Wom- en's ski team skied against tougher competition than they have in the past, and did not ski up to their abil- ity in most of the team meets, the girls took five of the top six places in the Pennsylvania State Championships in- dividual competition. The first team, led by Co-captains Barbara Boochever and Carol Stilwell, took first place in the Keene State meet at Mount Ascut- ney in both days' events. Women's Skiing 239 240 Varsity Hockey The cries of We're number one began in mid-November for the ca- pacity crowds that packed Lynah Rink to watch Ned Harkness's Canadians skate opponents to defeat. Cornell's three balanced lines and two solid de- fense pairs first captured the Ivy League championship, then the East- ern crown, and then, a week later, the national championship. The NCAA hockey crown was the first ever won by an Ivy League school. Iust what brought Cornell to the top of college hockey can be put into three categories-superb of- fensive balance, rugged defense, and the stingiest goalie around. The purple line, seniors Doug Fergu- son, twin brother Co-captain Dave, and flashy Mike Doran, led the offensive punch. Overall, though, the scoring was well distributed, with the maroon and orange lines doing their share. The maroon, consist- ing of seniors Bob Ferguson, Co-captain Murray Death, and Bob Kinasewich, notched several crucial tallies. Pete Tufford, the team's top goal getter, paced the all-sophomore Orange line. 24 2 L 0 ,IR Ji'if-- 3, ' ,., s I I N ' Q, ! U i g 242 But more emphasis for Cornell's great showing must rest with its defense and especially with goalie Ken Dryden, the sophomore who stopped opponents' breakaways the few times they passed defensive com- binations Harry Orr and Skip Stanowski or Paul Alt- house and Bruce Pattison. The Big Red icemen's true superiority was demon- strated in the national tournament at Syracuse with wins over North Dakota and Boston University. It was after these two contests that no one could doubt what fans had been shouting all year long-Cornell's 1966-1967 hockey team was number one. Varsity Hockey Cornell 14 McMasters 2 Cornell 7 RPI 2 Cornell 3 Clarkson 2 OT Cornell 6 Guelph 1 Cornell 8 St. Lawrence O Cornell 5 Yale 3 Cornell 9 Northeastern 1 Cornell 3 Michigan State 2 OT Cornell 4 Harvard 3 Cornell 4 Northeastern 2 Cornell 4 Harvard 1 Cornell 3 Boston University 3 OT Cornell 3 Yale 4 OT Cornell 8 Colgate 0 Cornell 6 Brown 1 Cornell 10 Colgate 2 Cornell 3 Boston College 2 Cornell 3 Western Ontario 1 Cornell 3 Princeton 1 Cornell 7 Dartmouth 0 Cornell 4 Brown 2 Cornell 4 Harvard 1 Cornell 6 Dartmouth 1 Cornell 5 Princeton 1 Cornell 1 1 Brown 2 Cornell 12 Boston College 2 Cornell 4 Boston University3 Cornell 1 North Dakota O Cornell 4 Boston University 1 ECAC: Cornell first. Nationals: Cornell first. Won 27, lost 1, tied 1. Ivy League: Won 9, lost 1. 243 ws av' w e CORNE Freshman Hockey 246 At the outset of the freshman hockey season, Coach Bud Perrins felt that the team would take time to gel, but was confident of their future success. 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I ., :,A.,2rj1y 1 . v,AM4,3, .. .M 5 H 1, M: M N ,1.. 4,i.fn1.v., 3 fy , t, Q K are .... .V . .-..w..,,.v, , ,, . W,.,..,,,, ,, ,, ,,,g Q Q A fn,,,,,,,,,,,...,.... -,ng-.Q-ev g V f 4 , K2 ...Q-,vw 5 'o-v-'-o- g J x ig' J J, ' P. if w 'mmm gi A x 5 .4 Q HA., i -. . -,k, -13 :N .. , W, J' 1 v 'X-u'af5q '4- 3 H H Qu G if ,, . , .,. 05. k n E -Q! E X If g I A A ga w 2 ,, 3 439 f wi: fl L ' ' ff 'Hina , yr fg2,1Qf'5 ,M f 263 , .. , f l 264 SEATED: Charles Richard: Taro: William Amon, treasurer: Da- vid Thompson. ROW ONE: Keith Hering: Rexford Inglis: Paul Donovan, pledge trainer: Ronald Johnson, steward: David Gorelick, secretary: Al Berger: Richard Ahlfeld, president: How- ard Zwiefel: Daniel Smith, rush chairman: David DeYoung, so- cial chairman: Jerry Kreider: Hollister Moore: Richard Greist. ROW TWO: Paris Reidhead, house manager: Raymond Bracali- ello: Earl Stone, John Brown: Richard Lysle: Robert Lightfoote: Edward Piorun: Thomas Kocovsky: Ladis Amatulli: Jeffrey Wood. MISSING: William Ahearn: John Bittence: Bruce Bridge- man: John Carlson: Kendall Clark: Bruce Fox: Bruce Grellong, graduate adviser: Edward Groark: Richard MacMurtry: Sam Roberts: Donald Semmler: Lawrence Smith: Harry Wells: Law- rence Wesolowski. Acacia Cornell 1907 'Wu TT: 'm,.,.., LL: in Algonquin Lodge Cornell 1939 ROW ONE: Chuck Birx, coordinator: Bill Bason, president: Glen Rhodes. ROW TWO: Don Cobb, Jim Patsos, Wes Ernsberger, John Swink, Lynn DiStefano. ROW THREE: Charlie Mulks: Bob Rowe: Hank Ketcham, house manager: Lew Walker, vice presi- dent: Joe DiStefano, house adviser: John Farkey. ROW FOUR: 5 Jim Doubraua, secretary: Tim Neal. MISSING: Tom Costich, assistant treasurer: John Bleckman, treasurer: John Burns: John Hull: Bill Johnson: Ed Mereand: Kent Nadbornik: Mark Newman: Ira Pines: Ed Spear: Nera Shah: John Story: Norm Parks. 266 ROW ONE: Gerald Rosen: Robert Buchsbaum: Edward Yeung: Lawrence Erickson, social chairman: Scott Reines: Leonard Giambaluo, president. ROW TWO: Robert Barton: Morton Glassberg: Charles lseman: David Zogs: Robert Hebda: Donald Kimmel, steward: John Berenz. ROW THREE: Douglas Haines, Jr., house manager: Charles Keene: Robert Cohen: Peter Bat- ter: Joel Kies: Dennis Groves: Wei Ching Chen. ROW FOUR: Roscoe Marrs, Robert Miles, Kenneth LeDonne, Anil Epur, Andre Raszynski, Bob Ryan, Philip Stetson, Alfred Hagedorn, Joseph Feinberg. MISSING: David Austin: Kenneth Bedell: Robert Braun: David Brochstein: Peter Buchsbaum: Robert Cooper: Richard Engert: Ronald Filewich: Roger Foulkes: An- drew Goldstein: Christopher Harris: Larry Herlacher: James Hiester: Martin Johnson: David Lampila: Fred Lehlbach, treas- urer: A. Charles Long, vice president: Stephen Miller: David Phillips: Forest Preston: Arthur Schlosser: Gregory Sellers: Bruce Thomson: Kenneth Tompkins: Robert Walker: Frank Zanich. ROW ONE: John Unfricht, Warren Trested, George Ball, Tom Saunders, Robert Keiser. ROW TWO: Donald Prince, Tom Mil- ler, Richard Knape, John Pasiecznik, John Cosgrove, Paul Marionni, John Frankenberg, Dennis McRorie, J. Llewellyn Mathews, Jim Buck. ROW THREE: Craig Bush, vice president: John Lease: Kenn Beck, treasurer: Michael Crowley: Robert Abramson, secretary: Geoffrey Wetzler: Fred llges: Edward Blackford: Frederick Ochsner: Edward Duncan. ROW FOUR: Hilary Nixon: James Munroe: Charles Roby, president. MISS- ING: William Lilling, Scott Warburton, Dan Marshman, Frank Hofmann, Robert Anderson, James Carpenter, John Hubbell, David Carlson, Douglas Gibson, Robert Madden, Edward Landau, George Borzilleri, Walker Rayburn, Robert Blackmun, Frank Dodge, Brian Little. Alpha Chi Rho Phi Theta 1908 if Alpha Chi Sigma Tau 1913 267 1-ganna,-. El l ,, Q,e. J ,,.,,. , 5 , . ,l Va U 1 A ..., , 2511 I f 1 '-1,wf+P+-w, is f,,, ,S .. A .. ge x 3 4 aa : :. fi,:Q,- ,WM M, , ..... -.. -X Q ' j .1 , J ., var 1 ' . , : l 5 - I W in R 1 rl N V . . 5 ' V ' V K , J J 5' f L ' - E '- f .. ' -' XM , L '.,, n E ' ' W H , 1 I : . 1 :ia ...M Alpha Delta Phi Cornell 1869 'H' , ,W an . Dwi , , 3,8 rv 8,52 Fig G , ,T . Alpha Epsilon Phi 268 Kappa 1920 ,J ROW ONE: Ed Marchant, Sam Glasser, Pete Kendall, Dan Dudek, Bill Brennon. ROW TWO: Paul Schmidt: Fred Fay: Jim Maher: Loftus Carson: Perry Eubank: Mark Upson: Paul Reilly: David Ryan, president: John Brady: Tom Allison: Joe File, social chairman: Richard Burt: John Pentecost: Jim McCor- mick: Vincente Aragon: Leroy Little. ROW THREE: Richard Ponte: Raphael Villegas: Charles Moos, vice president: Tom Witherspoon: David Olson: Mike Conway: Steve Irwin, rushing chairman: John Lindl: Knight Kiplinger, secretary: Christian El- well: Paul Chiu: Elmer Bors: Jim Murphy. MISSING: Steve Anderson, Al Arbus, Richard Aubrecht, Tim Blankenhorn, Tom Bodden, Neil Bodick, Walter Bond, Vincent Boyer, Robert Brandon, David Brandt, Steve Buck, Phil Bush, Bruce Dahl- strom, Ed DeSeve, Gordon Evans, Robert Fertitta, Bryce Gray- bill, Kent Hubbell, John Jolis, Robert Keir, Ken Lavine, Clifton Leonhart, Stuart Lichtenstein, Robert MacDonald, John Mackie, John McAfee, Alek Mizne, David Mortlick, Nick Noyes, Bob O'Brein, Al Paller, Doug Peix, Gerry Ravassa, Ken Reich, Henry Richards, Tom Rourke, Collin Russell, David Sanders, Paul Sargent, Jim Lyman, Norm Scholes, Ed Seeger, Stan Smith, Tom Taylor, David Teeters, John Tidaro, Ross Timby, Jim Tyler, Emmanuel Vakalo, Horace Wail, Clayton Wrigley, Al Zielensky. ROW ONE: Barbara Levitz, Andy Port. ROW TWO: Jaye Good- man, Beth Cousins, Arlene Kramer, Gloria Pesserillo, Linda Saltzman, Judy A. Winter. ROW THREE: Joan Klein, president: Gail Papermaster: Marion Penn, secretary: Ida Brandwyn: Su- zanne Rudin: Judy Edelstein: Rainy Gill: Suzanne Weitz. ROW FOUR: Barbara Sims: Eileen Slattery: Vicki Meyer: Rita Gross: Carole Thompson: Steffi Lieberman, social chairman: Lonny Cohen: Joan Roth: Susan Engel, rush chairman. MISSING: Bette Kaufman: Steffi Marrus: Joan Heller, house president: Susan Hathaway: Liz Connell: Nancy Falik: F. Judy Winter: Sharon Solwitz: Susie Meyers: Janet Klein: Roberta Klein, vice president: Tammy Asedo: Ann Casper, treasurer: Susan Harri- son: Elissa Feldman: Barbara Kamler: Carol Sage: Deena Cohen: Linda Wolff: Joan Wolfers: Lesley Spring: Ellen Boykoff: Jane Weinberger: Kathy Pecker: Ann Kibbey: Karen Dovick: Cynthia Gottlieb: Risa Mensch: Carolyn Rose: Nell Burrows: Carla Ginsburg. 269 270 ROW ONE: William Kaplan, Martin Stern. ROW TWO: Robert Stein, Rich London, Pete Rosen, Vic Deutch, Rich Mescon, Michael Baron. ROW THREE: Pete Levin: Scott Page: Jack Alt- man: Harris Raynor: Jeff Dacks: Mark Reiter: John Gross: Tom Grilk: Art Bernstein: Herman Penner: Howard Weiss: Lloyd Newman: Martin Kisten: Larry Kahn: Darwin Day: Jay Rogoff: Rich Lichtenstein, scribe: Frank Tworecke: Mike Strauss: John Garnett: Malcolm Singer, treasurer: Al Simon: Eric Cramer, vice president: Shaffer Day: Doug Rich: Steven Lazare, president: Tom Wizard. FLYING: Andy Davis, Pravin Gandhi. MISSING: Dennis Aldeman, Leonard Barton, Albert Berger, Ken Drum- mer, Larry Eisen, Jeff Ersoff, Norm Godnick, Rich Hand, George Hiltzik, Arnold Hoffman, Jonathan Horowitz, Ron Jaeger, Steve Parker, Jeff Parmet, Don Richenthal, Gary Roth, Rich Salzberg, Gunther Jampson, Pete Schubert, Art Serotoff, Jim Shapiro, Jack Spass, David Stein, Steve Steinhardt, Dave Stroiney, Mike Weinstein, Larry Wiesen, Bennet Wolf, Victor Zion, Jim Fagin. Alpha Epsilon Pi Beta 1917 W 0 ROW ONE: David Alexander: Stephen Waldbillig: Jon Burrows: Bruce Earle, chaplain: Stanley Martin: Eric llljes: Frank Perotti: Chris Warde: Edgar Savidge, noble ruler. ROW TWO: Scott Carlton: Gerald Fischer: Ron Porter: Dennis Bingham: Don Duncan: Tom Newall: David Carley: Kent Wiggers, vice noble ruler: Dave Welch, house manager. ROW THREE: Dave Collins: Clinton Traver: Mead Weil: Wilburn Potter: Dave Borden: Jim Hardy: Andy White: Mike Masnik: Bob Foster: Oscar Evaldsson: zgagnzif-fav-H E 2 S if Alpha Gamma Rho , sttttls tttl t Zeta 1914 Bill Bender: Martin Kretovic, steward: Earl Steeves: Tim Mer- warth: Dave Haab. MISSING: Fred Austin: John Bennett: Dave Brown: Mark Creighton, secretary: Norm Emerling: Don Frey: Ron Holmes: Roy Jones: Bob Ohman: Don Paddock, treasurer: Ed Tillotson: William Abraham: William Head: Joe Gilbert: Tom Smithling: Gerald Sykes: Warne Randall: Dave Jones: Tom Gil- lette: Bill Ortlieb: Dave Parker: Fred Palmer. , ., . , A I .kkk ,W .Ma 2 272 ROW ONE: Peggy Zader, house president: Ruth Vanarsdale: Dotty Misischia: Claire Scully: Jean Giovannone, chapter president: Peggy Fine, social chairman: Bev Ball: Sue Thompson. ROW TWO: Kathy Castle, rush chairman: Gail Starkey: Andra Weidenhamer: Sue Uretsky: Sue Johnson. ROW THREE: Fran St. John, Sue Deitz, Kathy Eagan, Anne Collyer. ROW FOUR: Irish Scully, Libby Pe- ters, Judy Howard, Peg Johnson. ROW FIVE: Adrienne Jones, Sally O'Rourke, Allison Fer- ris. ROW SIX: Katy Lamme, Jamie Dugan, Linda Kaladjian, Sandy Ellenbogen, Barb lvers. BALCONY: Marg Salerno, Meg Paep- low, Maria Keiser, Beth Greenslade, Gate- wood West, Jeri Row, Sue Mascette, Neve Pearce, Bev Pinkham, Margaret Hock, Carol Cleaves, Margie Finnigan. Alpha Phi Delta 1889 Karyn! , , ,zu ,,,, ,r v I .9 A ,L L - - - 1, J. .lr 'f' 1 1 J ' T .V .V . 1,2 A I , , i n 4, ,, Q, ,:. O , 1 - K 23 I , , in .K W Vvyy I V N V k g tv- Q 'gt an V ,Q , K , , , I ,V ' Q ' wlW'1l 'lal pi- F04 . -iii ROW ONE: Frank Sprtel, president: Cindy: Paul Hunt: Larry Reich. ROW TWO: Tom Oesau: Harry Wheeler: Rich Kester, membership vice president: Tammy Thomson: Al Eade, house affairs vice president: Henry Caruso, activities vice president: George Caligure: Larry Bogert. ROW THREE: Charles Urba: Roger Larsen: Leslie Sandman: Rich Chipman, stewart: Bruce Bodnar: Norman Ecklund, executive vice president: Steve Aronson, social chairman, ROW FOUR: David Lovullo: Fred Ganz: Doug Karim: Lee Beardsley, treasurer. ROW FIVE: Tim Savage, Jonathan Dane, Craig Stevens. MISSING: Charles Ale- zander, Ron Baldwin, Bob Banis, Ben Barringer, Don Buch- wald, Frank DeMarco, Joel Giurtino, Tom Haslett, Fred Hoe- flinger, Dave Howell, Ron Lembke, William Myers, Dwight Powell, Jed Tanzer. Alpha Phi Delta Mu 1922 273 if fi 5 ii-1, H Q , . iw vs, lg a , aaaaa Alpha Sigma Phi Iota1909 Alpha Tau Gmega 274 Beta Theta 1887 ROW ONE: Richard Page: Peter Mitchell: Timothy Field, stew- ard: Richard Gibson, pledgemaster: Robert Rothermel: Michael Brown: Leonard Bisk: Sheba: Robert Alexander: Thomas Leon- ard: Jack Manheimer: Michael Hammel: Clinton Pease: Lofton Henderson: William McQueen. ROW TWO: Roderick Clay, Peter Winckler, Russell Embs, John McManus, Charles Lake, Richard Meisinger, Michael Young, Timothy Vincequerra, Garth Nelson, Frank Proto, James McKay. ROW THREE: Frank Comly: Robert Andre: Stephen Canter: Paul Toussaint: John Cipriano: John Shank: John Sherwood: David Borg: Robert Girts: Harold Heitzman: Wayne Crawford: Dennis McLaughlin: James Thomp- son: Thomas Narrigan: Bruce Burrows: Robert Gordon: John Yonkers, president: Barry Weeks: Frank Desanto. ROW FOUR: Joseph Gambino: Jay Scarborough, rush chairman: Rodney Ward, secretary: Thomas Fingar, treasurer: John Nelson: Peter Biddle: Terry Erdle: Richard Ryberg, vice-president: Russell Taylor: Christopher Stathes: James Freeman: Thomas Kester, social chairman: William Jackson: David Rickard: Fredric Spar: Jesse Jenner: Thomas Cook: Mark Anderson, corresponding secretary: William Bauer. MISSING: Curtis Ambler, John Evan- gelides, Robert Fontaine, Thomas Mitchell, John Odozynski, R. Creighton Williams. ROW ONE: Hank Barre: Dan Frauil, rushing chairman: Jim McLaren: Joe Comparetto: Bernardo Mendez: Chris Knot: Ralph Henn: Ralph Crosky. ROW TWO: Jim Detch, social chair- man: Phil Kyle: Bob Potter: Bill Staehle: Fred Sutton: Dan Koske: Roger Dames: Dick Read. ROW THREE: Wayne Gustaf- son, Dick Jay, Mike Madden, John James, Steve Fuller, Steve Houck, Steve Chase, Charlie Smith, Marc Kaplan. ROW FOUR: Rich Eichholz, Rich Dehmel, Tom Allen, Rick Bush, John Rees, Rick Beck, Jim Kinney. ROW FIVE: Dennis Koza: Guy Longley, cook: Ted Hamilton: Bill Gaycord: Keith Ford: Bob Richards. ROW SIX: Don Gardner, Al Cody, Bill Cook, Dave Carmody, Dave Cooley, Ed Johann. ROW SEVEN: Kevin Bertrand, social chairman: Ed Glassman, Bill Greene, president: Jeff Serfass. ROW EIGHT: Dennis Hubal: Tom McGrath, vice president: Dave Good: Bill Toms: Bob Holman, pledge master: Mike Nolte: Dan Lodboa. MISSING: Dyke Henderson: Friz Miller: Bill Naumes: Dan McWilliams: Doug Moore: Ed Gray: Rick Jay, treasurer: Bryan MacFarlane: Ed Provost: Tracy Short: Peter Sokolosky: Matt Biscotti, steward: John Camphouse, housemaster: Bill Squires: Dave Stout: Doug Antczak: Pete Gibson: Dan Jones: Jack Lewis: George Mavko: Steve Reynolds: Memhet Canlar: Werner Koch. 275 276 ROW ONE: Lynn Joy: Don Donila: Jerry Alsdorf, scribe: John Sprinkle: Bill Fitchett: Bob Lederhouse: Art Barody. ROW TWO: Bob Miller, Bill Haller, Brad Pattington, Clarence Yancey, Eric Perry, Russ Wicks, Dave Filkows. ROW THREE: George Wig- gins, Walt Stevenson, Chuck Srnka, Keith Fairbanks, John Yunker, Dan Albro. ROW FOUR: Brian Hall, John Riley, Bill Goewey, Dave Chamberlain, Dick Cole, John Bradley. ROW FIVE: Jim Davis, Bill Besgen, Ross Dalrymple, Larry Libman. ROW SIX: Jerry Blair: Bill Craine: Jeff Perry, steward: Row St. John: Dave Ingram: Roger Sleeper: Don Fox: Dick Edwards: Ted Hopkins, house manager. MISSING: Al Blenklau: George Beneke: Henry Cirillo: Ken Colling: Stan King: Bob Ladue: Carl Markassen, chancellor: Dave Stringfellow: Ralph Timmerman: Jim Tompsett, censor: Nat White, chronicler: Hamp Whitewer: Tom Wood: John Woodworth: Keith Additon: Paul Boldt: John Huenemoerder: Andy Kahule: Jay Kirkpatrick: Jack Cochrane: Larry Reeve: Fred Riefler: Randy Snyder: Dick Beaks. Alpha Zeta Cornell 1901 I , 1-W.wn.,+-at I , X7 f 1 A .- ROW ONE: Lewis Mandel: Marshall Katzen, auditor: Robert -Cantor, steward: Gary Maurer. ROW TWO: Arthur Eisenberg: Ira Lipsky: Joe Hill: Dave Gluck: Herschel Tress: Rich Garrick, vice chancellor. ROW THREE: Neil Rivchin, Dave Chiron, Ozzie, Saunders Wilson. ROW FOUR: Stewart Cramer: Rich Goodman, social chairman: Jon Greenberg: Steve Berkoff: Jerold Martin: Al Rothenberg: Mark Birnbaum: Antone Aboud: Ed Beck: Dave Zimet: Brett Klein: Jeff Javerbaum: Steve Charno: Paul Selinger: Marc Harwitt, chancellor: Bernard Leikind: Harry Beta Sigma Rho Alpha 1910 Greenberg: Ron Gaster. MISSING: Carl Applebaum: Stan Blacker: Jeff Bloom: Martin Cohen: Paul Drexler: Sanford Effron: Al Fein: Mike Feldman: Larry Goldstein: Leonard Kramer: Barry Levin: Howard Myers: Howard Needleman: Neil Newman: Alfred Nielson: Zander Rubin: Phil Scheff: Steve Schlesinger: Roy Schoenfelt, rush chairman: Larry Septoff: Ken Solnit: Rich Stein: Bruce Taffel: Steve Warner: Lowell Waxman: Bill Weigel. ! E l ,,'sfeaa:z ufwa-wal'-41 4, ,W , 277 Cayuga Lodge CkwneH1933 Chi Phi Xi1868 - - - - ROW ONE: Wade Morse, Frank Krasuski, Jim Grace, Charlie Mandigo, Tom Erkenbeck, Robbie, Tom Babcock, Steve Estelle, Paul Lehman, Dick Shelford. ROW TWO: Don Duncan: Mike Sinkin: Pete Kline: Bob Thompson: Daryl Carrington: Dick Schwenzer: AI Buhr: Dale Chapin: Jack Bossard, vice presi- dent: Jim Capron: Ed Kabalec. MISSING: Steve Jurose, presi- dent: AI Cox, secretary: John Sheltore, treasurer: Ray Maki: Don Witter: Mike Crandall: Fred Gravos: Tim Dennis: Roger Cook: Bob Chapin: John Tichner: Brad Bentley: Al Peirce: Bob Balinsky: Frank Mandigo. KNEELING: Doug Markle, alumni chairman: Pete Shank, presi- dent: Randy Brown, pledge master: Bob McPherson, rushing chairman. ROW ONE: Jim Cox, Jim Kern, Jeff Chase, Dan Arkema, Ken Asch, Wayne Currie, Rod Novak, Rob Baum, Bob Blain, Eric Snyder, Lud Anselmini, Bill Foulkrod. ROW TWO: Alan Tracy, secretary: Larry Werner: Terry Boyer: Rich Lind- quist: Lev Goodwin: Jack Seery: Rob Pitkin: Fred Winegar: Franko Cappelletto, treasurer. ROW THREE: Ace Lanahan, steward: Skip Holcombe, vice president: Jeff Cummings: Tim Janaitis: George Bolln: John Michal: Bill Winans. MISSING: Ken Phillips: Harry Salo: Fred Masser: Bob Ferguson: Mike Cosby: Doug Sutton, house manager: Stu Juckett, social chair- 279 man: AI Robertson: Bill Rebuhn: Gerry Amerel: Rick Averill: Ron Ciavolino. xx -7 'S i onus.-ff-.an iff I Q. I fx 5. X 5 ,X v L ,X Q yr ROW ONE: Chris Degnen, AI Whitaker, Rich Maizel, Vic Pavelko, Dick Schuler, Jim Mardian, Bruce Hunt, Harold Tate, Mike Morgan. ROW TWO: Tom Gillette: Greg Baum: Bill Peter- son: Bob Reid: Mike Allerding, sargeant-at-arms: Bob Johnson, treasurer: Ken Bahm: Dave Weber: Al Waxman: Dick Kanders: Jamie Kaiser. ROW THREE: Jerry Jones, social chairman: Evan Gull, steward: Doug Rink: Ed Fox, president: Dave Bates: Doug Mock: Larry Stryker: Frank Wayno, house manager: John Ber- i i' V N tifggfi: 3!.J1 ' 1 ffvfiw- Q aw- 'f 'f ,' '-.- I , . 'ff V' :jf O 5:3 ' . Delta Chi Cornell 1890 koben: Bob Garrett. MISSING: Russel Berg, vice president: Bud Bergman: Bob Biehl: Bruce Birkett: Charlie Brown: Roy Chris- tensen: Dick Haines: Ron Johnson: Dick Keebler: Jack Kle- meyer: Jack Liang: Pete MacWiIIiams: Larry Rachlin: Larry Rafalski: Dick Schwab: Sam Shlesinger: Geoff Smith, secretary: Bob Stewart: Doug Swanson: Stan Temple: Ron Todd: Roger Winkle. ,Et l , Y--W Delta Delta Delta Alpha Beta 1913 Delta Gamma 282 Chi 1885 ROW ONE: Nancy Havens. ROW TWO: Chris Gillis, Mindy Gavitt, Brooke Belcher, Wendy Griswald, Sue Axelrod, Jane Marshall, Melanie Mayer, Sandy Nelsen, Ann Tonsager, Karen Woyshner. ROW THREE: Georgie Schuyler, treasurer: Sue Rick- ert: Barb Daetsch: Brenda Bryant: Mavis Bunker: Ann LeValley: Betty Stewart, house president: Margie Higgins: Linda Mc- Veigh: Flora Lin: Mrs. Merritt: Eileen Barkas: Perri Parise: Marit Nilsen: Maggie Burlington: Andi Roberts: Judy Grieg: Lori Petersen: Ellen Chapnick. ROW FOUR: Karla Morkel, treasurer: Carolyn Kingsolver, vice president: Cathy Capra: Connie Adler: Pam Monseaux: Mickey McDonald, social chairman: Ellen Knif- fen, pledge trainer: Barb Boyd: Sharon LaHaise: Cindy Jack- son: Sue Savidge. MISSING: Judy Press, president: Judy Max- som: Gay Simmons: Arline Tyler: Kathy Vollmer: Carol Aurn- hammer: Patty Foody: Marilyn Avant, rush chairman: Marilyn Hesser: Yvonne Picard: Jane Seyler: Jeanne Zakian: Judy Barth: Alice Burmeister: Mary Clark: Megan Cornish: Chris Jenkins: Linda Jennings: Judy Johnessee: Margie Meaham: Shari Schuchardt: Pris Wright. SEATED: Carrie Rigby, house manager: Sima Chaikin: Mary Jo Bastian. ROW ONE: Marcia Hessemer: Ragnhild Aagaard: Ann Brody: Corinne Dopslaff: Niki Gould, chapter president: Beth Shepard: Tracy Suor: Vera Kubie: Lee Moseley: Mary Sander: Susan Clark: Paula Peterson. ROW TWO: Monique de Varennes: Marcia Mann: Emily Keast, rush consultant: Mimi Fairbank: Martha Germanow: Sharon Mclnerny. ROW THREE: Lynne Shavelson, rush consultant: Trientje Clark, pledge trainer: Carol Toich: Carol Maus: Sandy Specht: Paula Haimila, secre- tary: Sue Wensley: Alex Post: Caroline Young, secretary: Nancy Hertel: Cathy Cockerill: Char Hildebrand. MISSING: Spencer Armitage: Laurel Ashby: Neecy Bradin: Jane Curtis: Peggy Jo Daino: Hazel Gunn: Beth Deabler: Lei-Anne Ellis: Sue Elsten: Ellie Evans: Mary Jane Ferguson: Mimi Fraticelli, social chair- man: Mary Gidley: Pat Gillman: Gail Hay: Sue Heldt: Holly Hooker: Nancy Marsden: Nancy McMahon: Anne Montgomery: Lorna Moore: Carol Nicholson: Cathy Ogorzaly: Pollie Pearce: Meg Peterson: Penny Pettit: Suzie Pratt: Carol Rizzuto, rush chairman: Linda Sarsfield: Carol Stillwell, house president: Jenny Sun: Gail Toggart: Diane Telling: Kay Toivanen: Janie Vanneman. 283 ,xl 3, L, iii 1 lil. I Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Chi 1870 Delta Phi Pi 1891 ROW ONE: Don Robinson, Dave Buck, Karl Savryn, John Bruso, Stan Jones, Henry Stahle, Charles Lyman, Brian Williamson, Gene Procopio. ROW TWO: Jim Harward, Louis Amadeo, Scott Robertson, Rudolph Richter, Phil Fox, Pat Smith, Mike Brooks, Norm Schickedanz, Hubert Winstead. ROW THREE: Dave Pushee, Greg Churchill, Bob Ryan, Bob Tallo, George Sporn, Tom Albro, Dave Hawley. ROW FOUR: Chandler Walton, Dan Harrison, Jim Bulman, Pete McHugh, George Hansen. ROW FIVE: Doug Youmans: Ed Gillett: Andrew Lin: Bob Caliri: Jim Brown: Geof Patton: Larry Schachter: Walter Gardner: Richard Atwood, secretary: Doug Rogers, treasurer: Paul Sawicki: Dave Wit- man: Craig Annear. MISSING: Charles Trueger: Glen Pearce: Mike Tomsu: Carl Von Ende, vice president: Peter Cipro: Charles Keil: Joshia Marvel: Steve Roth: Karl Savryn: Larry Smith: Mark Dauner: Paul Zottoli, pres- ident. -yr Actives: Ruard Vanderploeg, president: Gary Carlton, vice president: Tom Kee, rushing chairman: Fred Voris, steward: Eric Kather: Willis King: John Tawresey: Eric Dodge: Bruce Hancock: Ross Maghan: Michael Wing: William Forbes: Robert Fergueson: Edward Kane: Howard Bales: Edward Braddock: George Nesterczuk: Donald Weadon: Edward Taylor: Charles Tang: John Meyer: Hal Uffel- man: James Dinehart: Robert Luster: Gree gory Furness: David O'Dey: Louis Dughi: Stephen Syrjali: Stephen Taylor: Douglas Cornellias: Richard Strassner: Donald !Schwartz: David Battaglini. l 285 J o. : 286 ROW ONE: Carole Cassler, Evelyn Neuhaus, Ellen Gross, Ann Savashinsky, Sally Shoolman, Marion Flinker, Marsha Beirach, Pat Minikes. ROW TWO: Marion Cohen: Cindy Pollack: Harriet Hecht: Karen Kaufman: Bonnie Aaron, vice president: Jane Miller: Linda Austin: Jane Carroll, president: Judy Ruchlis. ROW THREE: Barbara Altman, Kathy Schwartz, Jane Fromrner, Ron- nie Kweller, Sue Berger, Sue Bogart, Robin Ringler, Sue Sel- Delta Phi Epsilon Delta Rho 1960 ton, Helen Nash, Judy Klevin, Linda Schwartz, Michelle Pomerico, Debbi Fultonberg, Mrs. Castle. ROW FOUR: Diane Levin, Iris Biblowitz, Judy Reiser, Lynn Liben, Joyce Pfeffer, Enid Cohen, Caryl Ginsburg, Nancy Garlock. MISSING: Susan Loveland, Ruth Schliffer, Carol Beagle, Ellen Wainhouse, Thea Fischer, Natalie Hirsch, Karen Natal, Judy Goldstein, Soame Dustin. um , new iusv A me ESU W2 Q22 HRQMIBGEBEB ,M .. 4 in A. lf, ' 1 -ff,-2 '. ,,fvs2'w2M:itgxmime1:-2w'e.?f1fe,, KNEELING: Bill Baltz, Massoud Navidi, Gene Krenzer. ROW ONE: Glenn Burkland, Phil Markiewicz, Dave Drout, Bill Kauf- man, Jon Emmons, Dave Sipher, Alan Britten, Bill Hopping, Carl Rush, Craig Tufts. ROW TWO: Jeff Manfredi: Jack Mitchell, vice president: Dave Kilbon: Don Samson: Steve Stambaugh: Tom Patton: Pete Bos: Dick Penner: Mike Cole. ROW THREE: Dave Jameson: Scott Harris: Bruce Naglee: Don Jacobs: Eric Stein, president: Dean Brodie: Jay Braitsch: Ed Fiedler: Dave Linnard. MISSING: Eric Augusta: Andy Beck: Tom Copeland: Bob Cushman: Soph Dadakis: Paul Gamrod: Ben Hawkins: Paul Jensen, corresponding secretary: Eric Johnson, recording sec- retary: Bill Kelly: Norm LaMarche: Bob Leedy: Greg Melkonian: John McMahon: Ken Miller: Warren Palmatier: Pete Rainsford: Rick Reardon: Stu Ritter: Bill Romig: Kurt Schreiber: Larry Scott: Chuck Sherwood: Jim Stillwell: Tim Stonecipher: Mal- com Tom: Jack Warner: Dave Wilkins, treasurer: Mike Wood: John Wright. Delta Tau Delta Beta Omicron 1890 287 L- 288 ROW ONE: Nancy Shulman, scribe: Barbara Singer, adviser: Kathia Sloughter, chancellor: mascot: Mary Clise, correspond- ing scribe: Carol Jaquith: Shellie Green, bursar: Cheryl Mar- golies: Bonnie Campbell. ROW TWO: Gail Karlitz, vice chancel- lor: Judy Minor: Dvora Rogachefsky: Joyce Eichenberger, pledge mistress: Ginny Schmidt, rush chairman: Janet Ell- worth. MISSING: Maddy Bluefield, Terry Feder. - 'J I Il N 'N ROW ONE: Jimmy Reese: Tom Bobenread: Bob Kolacki: Dick Musmanno: Pete Samson, pledge master: Danny Nemeth, steward: Herb Desola: Dick Henry. ROW TWO: Stu Fullerton: Blaine Aston, treasurer: Mike Moore: Jeff Foster: John Bel- knap, scholastic chairman: Frank Tamulonis: Bill Shaw: Skip Odell: Kurt Medert: Sam Easterbrook: Jim Devore: Mike Mur- phy: John Sulpizio. ROW THREE: Jeff Cuzzi: Charlie Johnson, vice president: Mike Abfall: Tony Detillo: Rod Smith: Jon Stan- net: Harry Garman: Rod Ham: Al Hoyt: Bruce Carlson: Hugh Emery. ON PORCH: Bob Wood. MISSING: John Bruns: Fred Devlin, rushing chairman: Terry Hofman, rushing chairman: Dave Debell, house manager: Brian Garman: Gerry Rossettie: Don Wade, social chairman: Ken Carlson: John Kincade, secre- tary: Doug Kleiber: John Meier: Scott Shipley: Mike Fanning, social chairman: Gene Dwyer: Ron Wick: Gary Deems: Larry Hofmann, John Picone: Chip Ruth: Dan Brothers: Jack White: Tim Battaglia: Rick Rowley: Chris Wickham: Terry Webb: Glen Hoover: John Zankowski: Charlie Powers: Glen Jones: Randy Randall, steward: Bob Smith: Dave Turner: Gordy Booth, presi- dent: Jim Starr: Bill Murphy. Delta Upsilon Cornell 1869 Iota Alpha Pi Beta Delta 1966 289 R TT' 'iez mm ALPHA Pl TAKES Q at ft: S pvotetlls Kappa Alpha Gamma 1868 Kappa Delta 290 Omega Chi 1917 Lf xg , ...st -.Q -fl 1.2+f-da 9'.n.s3v'.e n9sV1.'iJ..'i. n4A.'k1.:iv-...Netra fn ... - A ff -1- SITTING: Haren Mehta, Dwight Collins, Warren Schall, John Glidewell, Neal Serotte, Greg Vasse, Bill Mack, John Fuller, Dave Stewart, Andy Ashe. STANDING: Jon Gross, Jean Keyo, Steve Boucher, Sean Rogers, Steve Johnson, Peter Martin, president, John Warren, Pete Hawley, Bob Bruce, Charlie Wil- son, Bob Pine, Doug Yoder, Ben Bachrach, John Humphrey, Phil Perry, Marv Mingledorff, Larry Sugar, Rick Eckerlin, Sam Patten, Jim Shaw, Tom Cain, John Chobot, Mike Robinson, Ken Dickens, Tom Jahnke, Don Gilbert, Jim Buxton. MISSING: Doug Bellis, Rich Veihe, George Peterson, Bill Powers, Mark Phillips, Pete Fried, Fred Pashkow, Chuck Pfisterer, Will Em- mons, Jack Mitas, Bob Collicott, Howie Cutson, John Melack, Bruce Coleman, Paul Smith. ROW ONE: Jane Cochran, Peggy Green, Pat Brenner, Linda Crowe, Janet Cooper, Alice Darrah, Debbie Strauss, Peggy Horman, Mary Lou Janicki, Janet Tierney, president, Laurie Koerber, lldico Czmor. ROW TWO: Mary Robinson, Laurie Renz, treasurer, Ingrid Vatsvog, Bertie Harsha, Louise DuMond, Tracy Pulver, Rosemarie DeKruyff, Linda Hamilton, membership chair- man, Carole McEambridge, Connie Chantry, Adele Gordon, Pam Fredrick, Sue Graham, Lee Bulauskas, Carol Bennett, social chairman. ROW THREE: Donna Fons, Janet Catalfano, Linda Wyatt, Tricia Beck, Ruth Niese, Sandy Nellis, Mary Lovelock, secretary, Vicki Nelson, Mrs. Bradford, Joyce Kramer, Chris Flanders, Linda Rempe, Judy Carrow, Lois Uellendahl, Debbie Kesselring, Judy Marsilio, Judy Dodds, Susan Skinta, Sue Sto- jowski, Pat Pons, vice president. MISSING: Jean Hedlund, Marcia Ensinger, Valerie Gillespie, Elaine Grerder, Ellen Lampila, Mar- jorie Peech, Carol Wakefield, Nancy Nichols, Lynn Rockcastle, Jane Sivers, Joan Smiley, Barbara Jablonski, Carol Glock, Mary Kukolich, Marsha Agle, Donna Feuquay, Pat Harbison, Debby Huffman. 2 292 5 '-eff Q Kappa Delta Rho Beta 1913 ROW ONE: Jim Condon, vice president: Steve Warren, pledge trainer: Steve Hamilton: Bob Rogers: Walt Swartz: Dick Crockett: Jim Friedland, president: Tanya: Bob Dana: Ty Cas- sedy: Tom Cook. ROW TWO: Ted Washburn, scholarship chair- man: Ken Dere: Steve James: Frank Acito: John Lowe: Ken Downing: Joyce Hayes: Bob Kimmey: Brad Butman: Jim Chai- fery. ROW THREE: David Lee, Tom Fairbank, Barry Smith, John Miers, Quent Silsby, Larry Krablin, Dale Lindner, Tom Loane, Pete Stry, Bill Nelson. MISSING: Frank Angelosanto, Bedford Bentley, Charley Funnell, Boyd Herforth, Carroll Tits- worth, Chris Burr, Ed Dubois, Dick Garrison, Ken Laubenstein, Daryl Millar, Larry Pensak, Wade Schutte, Bob Sleeth, Ken Justice, Bob Stanley, Norm Westoff, John Wilkens. ROW ONE: Ingrid Dieterle, Jane Grace, Mary Neufeld, Penny Bamberger, Carol Borelli, Marcia Latimore, Judy Brown, Joan Gottesman. ROW TWO: Janet Randall, Mabby Symrowski, Kathe Teetor, Ellen Isaacson, Linda Jones, Gwynne Fowler, Ellen Press, Laura Falk, Toni Ladenburg, Sande Mathis, Sandi Ford. ROW THREE: Nancy McKee, Lugi Hartman, Harren Hunter, Tina Forrester, Peggy Condon, Barbara Benmore, Cathy Osborne, Kitty Geis, Kathy Logan, Barbara Schultz, Mona Warren, Patty Putnam, Karen Kaspers. ROW FOUR: Julia Perkins: Joyce Van Degna: Linda Cursan: Ellen Stromberg: Kathy Mertens: Ruth Joyce: Sara Straw: Kathy Maney: Marilyn Gross: Janet Goetz: Sue Sands: Deb Brown: Mrs. Burke, housemother: Candy Baldwin, chapter president: Polly Watkins, house president. MISSING: Jan Kistler, Joyce Shorter, Kathy Schmidt, Chris Ward, Janet Jacobi, Mary Kiersen, Carol Hotch- kiss, Susan Whittier, Karen Van Winkle, Merijean Shelton, Mary Fratianne, Sandy Stone, Cathy McNiel, Penny Gardner, Penny Smith, Charlotte Bruska, Nancy Althouse, Pam Browning. Kappa Kappa Gamma Psi 1883 ,Nw 293 294 ,. ..1.. my Kappa Sigma Alpha Kappa 1892 i 1 Q ,'il if l, ij ' :gi paait Q up W' - - J T .-'24 A 'a hp ' . :e::722, flfef 7 1 Ea? I2 ii i f: gf , SITTING: Bill McClarin: Ned Hanna, vice president: Paul Wright: Tim Vaughn: Russ Criss: Bruce Nelson: Ted Jope: Jay Gilmore: Dave McGee: Keith Hospers: Chet England, treasurer: Lou Tomiko: Jim Bex: Andy Grundberg: Don Beallieau. STAND- ING: Harry Hood: Dick Bird: Bob Muller: Curt Diedrick: Dave Lunt: Ed Jankowski: Rick Fisher, president: Bob Klopin: Tom Allen: Mark Vrana, secretary: Al Grodinski: Don Stanzack: Pete Kirk: Joe Deily. HANGING: John Kiesendahl, Bill Vanee, Wayne Shiffner. MISSING: Ed Uhleman, Roger Vogelfanger, Jim Car- stens, Mike Pope, Eric Davis, Mike Natan, Ken Lawrence, Hal Ellrod, Randy Barmes, Tim Schiavoni. I : J sf' . i B ili: 1 in ROW ONE: Ron Riso: Paul Luce: Dave Shannon: Bruce Mesches: Steve Newpol: Bob Huang: Al Shinneman: Henry McNulty: Mike Millican: Ron Wood: Ralph Wilhelm, president. ROW TWO: Phil Tadlock, Karl Karst, Jim Stroker, Dave Mason, Warren Lem. ROW THREE: Skip McCann, treasurer: Gary Curtis: Mitch Mroz: Joe Gschwendtner: Ken Kanagaki: Bob Barth: Mike Reardon: Randy Parker: Joe Kelley: Bob Smith: Lambda Chi Alpha Omicron 1913 John Steed: Fred Zinkevitch: Marlin Tousant: Lynn Selos. ROW FOUR: Al Fridkin, graduate advisor: Chuck Young: Mike Col- lins: Eric Powere: Dave VanSchoick: Tom Hadderman: Bob Schneider: Bill Barry: Ben Anderson: Dick Hudson: Gary Gould. MISSING: John Matchulat: Howard Miller, vice president: Ken Newton, secretary: Chuck Ormsby: Jan Walker: Mike Wright. 295 296 ROW ONE: Bruce Hughes: Carl McArthur: John Vogelbacker: Bob Bigley: Bob Keim: David Rutherford, president: Tom Paxton: Phil Sorota: Pete Nelson: Dave Mallon: Jim Bariski. ROW TWO: Jack Faddegdn, Roy Nay- lor, Don Eames, Ben Lowenstein, Paul Him- melman, Jim Tyrrell, Paul Scarcello, John Coston, Frank McCabe, Jim Montanari. ROW THREE: Richard Pozzuto, Jeff Burtch, Bill De- Graw, Dave Console, F. Randal Cate, Tom Sargent. ROW FOUR: Bob Sickling, Kevin Suffern, Greg Dane. LADDER: Walter Eanes, Richard Fox, Richard Derr. WINDOWS: Jack Mitchell, Bruce Frank, Ed Tuleja, Ken Car- rier, Jim Rock, Dave Roth, Dave Griffith, Bill O'Neill, Mike Wurster, Bob Howard, Dave Long. MISSING: Bob Kratz, Dennis McCro- skey, Bob Koren, Richard Rova, Larry Feheley, Don Draper, Ron Peuerill. X....f Phi Delta Theta New York Alpha 1872 ROW ONE: Steve Wallenstein, Elliot Saltman, Joe Miller, How- ard Goldberg, Al Goodwin. ROW TWO: Malcolm Ross: Alan Richman: Dave Helfant: Mike Bank, president: Mark Kuitzon: Bruce Cohen, treasurer: Jeff Garrod: Mike Wolf: Mike Ahn: Bob Ordman. ROW THREE: Joe Gellert: Courtland Bell, steward: Bill Joseph: Jeff Eisenstein: Loren Dollitan. MISSING: Mike Cross: Bob Cowen: George Frank: Mark Sherrid: Howard Shimon: Mike Tucker: Bob Ganz: Dick Wolf: Les Aron: Barry Rosen: Mike Rosenbaum: Jeremy Wise: Bob Quigley: Mike Phi Epsilon Pi Epsilon 1911 Loeb: Steve Laurie: Phil Pollack: Bob Penski: Marc Goldberg: Jim Garfein: Steve Tannen, social chairman: Bennett Marsh: Cary Sherman: Ken Rickler: Dick Felder: Andy Stone: Elliot Sackler: John Bleiweis: Jim Sagalyn: Ken Strahs: Larry Slous: Lloyd Meisels: Barry Gold: Mike Cogan, rush chairman: Dave Michaels, rush chairman: Ken Robbins: Jim Weill: Nick Waran- off: Lenny Bloom, vice president: Mike Kaplan: Pete Salinger: Ed Ballard: Jeff Koch: Jim Levin. 297 298 KNEELING: Doug Wade: Bill Finan: Tom Kostandoff: Abram Watkins, houseman: Greg Plank, secretary: John Zawinski: Chuck Nigro: Doug Jones: Tom Cazel: Phil Jaeger: Dave Ste- vens. ROW ONE: Steve Bradley: Jack Welch: Gene Spinner: AI Fidellow, social chairman: Alex Brooks, steward: Rick Wake- man: Dan Walker: Bob Clark: Barry Irwin: Don Lowe: John Paton: Ned Druehl: Mac McPherson: Charlie Garrett, chef: Tom Cornell: Pete Woodworth: Pete Contuzzi: Mike Mueller: Bill Grohman, president: Lee Demarest: Mike Minor: John Selig- man: Dan Thompson: Kurt Chismark, secretary: Tom Fraus: Dave Worrell: Art Benke: Hank Gompf: Mike Redlin: Dave Yewell: Wink Bachelar: Tom Yeaton. ROW TWO: John Greff: Bill Phi Gamma Delta Kappa Nu 1888 Austin, social chairman: Jim Wormer: Cal Calligaro: Brent Mc- Gee: Paul Schlenker: Chris Soule: Ted Coviello: Doug Wright: Glenn Mann. MISSING: Jack Ziegler, rushing chairman: Steve Barath: Kevin Battistoni: Sandy Berger: Dick Birchall: Tom Black: Don Christian: Chap Colucci: Bob Eliezer: Bruce Fergu- son: Jim Fowler: Chad Graham: Frank Gugino: Woody Harris: Eric Holmlin: Dave Kantorczyk: John Kelly: Jim Kennedy: Bob Kinasewich: John Landmesser: Jim Leach: Digby Lefler: Paul Maki: Tom Michaud: Dick Moore: Steve Mutkoski: John Sal- mon: Ken Sears: Greg Sethness: Tom Sharp: Phil Sickinger: Mike Smith: Dave Steinbuhler: Cliff Straehley: Jon Vaughters: John Wallace: Roy Walters: Al Wright. gnu- efw 2: as fr, 4 :N ROW ONE: Don Vicker: Jon Hadley: Gary Craham: Doug Ste- venson: Ed Appelt: Dave Hoof: Paul Jurgensen, treasurer: Steve Pruch: Jeff Springer: Bob Kingan: Anthony Borwick: Ken Hurd, secretary: Jim Simons: Joe Madva: Walker Sulkowski: Jim Byrum: Mike Pulling: Dave Wiedemer: John Cavanaugh, social chairman: Jim Neary: Rich Morse: Bob Pollack. ROW TWO: Jim Vankevren: Dave Campbell: John Fratt: Jim Peter- son: Neil Frood: Chris Ditch: Bill Braun: Roger Newell: Larry Kuser, president: Jim Hilmer, vice president: Fred Savage: Chris Campbell: Ken McMullen: Gary Kerbel: Adam Sieminski: ty! mfr at f N. 1 Phi Kappa Psi New York Alpha 1869 Doug Crites: Bruce Densmore: Ed Robinson: Harry Furman: John White: John Kiley: Phil Lumb: Lloyd Tuttle: Rich Lamb: Phil Pierle: Ron Nehring: Buszk, cook. MISSING: John Adams, Bill Bruno, Joe Burleson, Chester Judah, Steve LaRocca, Tom Melham, Richard Nelson, Steve Hadley, Tom Peter, John Wells, Bruce Baker, Bruce Bley, Mike Halloran, John Lee, Lee Schru- ben, Charles Barer, Rich Bull, John Green, John Livingston, Eugene Lutz, Scott Arrington, John Monroe, Ron Klaus, Bob Schulz. 299 Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Rho 1911 Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Tau 1901 ROW ONE: Jack Moore: Dodge Robertson: Tom Gilligan: Rick Falkenberg: Lee Southgate: Bob Hyde: Larry Matlack, presi- dent: Bob Giesler: Bud Suiter. ROW TWO: Mack McCormack: Downey Brill: Sandy Kovacs: Harry Chandler: Paul Wigsten: Jack Russell: Dick Hulette: George Sideris: Skip Ariansen, treasurer: Doug Teetor: Don Whinfrey: John SlaDD3 Dave Hop- pock. ROW THREE: Mike lan: John Tanner: Dennis Kakol: George Barton: Keith Reede: Jack Bulk: Tom McCarthy: Henry Pitt, secretary: Al Stevens, vice president: Dave Mrazek: Steve Haas: Kitch Wilson: Jerry Keith. ROW FOUR: Dick Peterson, Todd Williams, Paul Repicky, Hans Nave, Larry Doyle, Bob Kelly, Jack Aldridge, Joel Roop, Steve Davison. MISSING: John Allen, Bill Cromwell, Rick Findlay, Dave Hayden, Charles Kenny, Bob Lockwood, John Loeb, John Macaluso, Joe Pills- bury, Don Pisciotta, Dick Poznysz, Neil Principe, Pete Robin- son, Jan Rogowicz, John Schaefer, Mike Scheld, Bob Seebach, Neil Vosburgh, Bob Wood. KNEELING: Steve Meyers, secretary: Steve Auerbach: Bill Cuccio: Richard Minoia, house manager: Duke: Steve Hogan. ROW ONE: Frank Woods, Tom Wilkinson, Jim Watson, John Rosenburg. ROW TWO: Jim Knight: Bob Johnson, pledgemaster: John Edgerton: Ron Moses. ROW THREE: Steve Platt, social chairman: Tom MacNanee: Simon Prenski, treasurer: Bill Wadsworth, president: Charles Hunt. BALCONY: Tom Genereux: Merle Schultz, rushing chairman: Jim Russel, J, , 4 , ' steward: Dennis Ardi: Steve Scheckler, vice if president: John Babbit: Dan Hertz: Ralph u Mulia: Don Stroble. MISSING: Dave Ross, F' K- . Wallace Small, Al Ritter, Dave Stephen, Paul ,, Glackman, Tom Johns, Carl Haigh, Francis Smith, Dave Crane, Bob Cantanzaro, Dave Yosh. 30 KNEELING: Mike Barclay: Frank Matson: Dave Rempell, rush- ing chairman: Larry Windsor: Bob Brender: Dave Ratner. ROW ONE: Jeff Siegal, vice president: Marc Cohen, secretary: Hank Prenskey: Marc Posner: Ron Herrmann: Kevin Pranikoff: Joel Kutzberg: Les Charmatz: Mike Healey: Larry Cohen: Bruce Zurinsky: Sam Zimmerman. ROW TWO: Ed Sussman: Ben Nay- lor: David Botwinik, secretary: Ron Moak: Warren Berkman: David Nevele: Bob Rasken. ROW THREE: Lew Halpern, presi- dent: Larry Kingly: Morty Gindi: Fred Karsch: Stuart Oremland: Neal Scher: Bruce Berlin: Art Schwartz: Rick Orkin: Dick Lang: Dennis Dore: Ivan Blum. ROW FOUR: David Sutter: Vic Berlin: Skip Ornitz: Bruce Turiansky, steward: Malcom Morris: Larry Tebird: Marty Isenman: Aaron Pledge: Alan Higuyo: Larry Slezy. ROW FIVE: Louis Cantor: Jerry Eisner: Marty Umbleck: Saul Roadway: Neil Goodman: Ivan Taliano: Ed Becker, social chairman: Jay Greese: Mike Finished. MISSING: George Men- delson, Ed Tanenhaus, Jerry Newman. 555 Qtfilhvf 'Ia 1351 1315? .-.9 ' -.:..'-.gi Sl. .ET ' 'J' ROW ONE: Dave Klein, Steve Sosensky, Steve Goldberger, Marty Horowitz, Norm Rubin. ROW TWO: Joel Spivak: Dave Holzsager: Andy Nierenberg, secretary: Jeff Benjamin, presi- dent: Dave Seeman. ROW THREE: Dick Gilbert: Bob Fish: Dave Maisel: Ken Bernstein: Howard Gordon, treasurer: Milt Got- tschalk. MISSING: Harvey Berger: Mike Bernstein: Steve Bern- stein: Ed Biederman: Bert Chetron: Vic Cooperwasser: Mark Einstein: Al Engelberg: Dave Finkel: Steve Gayner: Rob Gero- nemuo: Ken Goldstein: Mike Gore: Ted lsseks: Bob Jossen: Dave Kistler: Barry Kohn: Harvey Lichtblau, secretary: Jeff Melman: Bill Melvin: Dave Mitchell: Mike Nussbaum: Steve Rinkus: Dan Rost: Mark Rurlia: Mike Rothstein: Al Rubin: Mark Schiffman: Harold Shildkraut: George Silver: Dave Singer: Jeff Small, secretary: Dave Sommer: Dave Stone: Joe Stregaek: Bob Swersky: Dan Wagner: Frank Weitzman: Jeffy Nussbaum: Dan McPheters: Bruce Nolin. Phi Sigma Epsilon Phi Tau 1951 303 304 ROW ONE: Harvey Gillespie, Ron Eminhizer, Bruce Winning- ham, Bo Reahard, John Aisenbrey, Nick Ponomareff, Bud Simio, Bruce Walker, Ed Arenson, Tom Moore, Don Deutsche. ROW TWO: Rob Fischer, Ted Yurkosky, Jeffy Wise, Bill Park, Bill Karpinski, Frank Pinotti, Alex Harwood, Bob Liburdy, Roger Newill, Bob Tank. ROW THREE: Don Pulver, Bill Howell, Joel Freightler, Ken White, Al Jones, Rich Newman, Skip Walker, Mark Good, Steve Ackley, Richard Hoppe, Dave Dar- Phi Sigma Kappa Gamma 1889 ' ' Y I f 1 . xxx PX'i 1 win, Jim Guarre, Fred Robinson, Steve Smallman, Rusty Blix, Steve Steinfeldt, Jim Wright, Jim Bubaris, John Winslow, Herb Fuller, Rick Price, Jim Devon, Geoff Weaver, Doug Moses, Dirk Springorum, Paul Giannin, Jim Crispi, Steve Morris. MISSING: AI DeLauro, John Shonnaud, Andy Carr, Warren Chane, Chad Henderson, Tim Pranshke, Jeffrey Hall, Denny Litz, Mike Casler, Jim Holshuk, Carl Anderson, Jan Jansen, Mike Kreisky. . 1449331 ROW ONE: Judy Byne, Georgia Green, Valerie Kondratuk, Bon- nie King, Barbara Schell. ROW TWO: Anne Angevine, vice archon: Charlene Friedman: Sandra Rappaport: Ronnie Frankel: June Stillman: Fran Toor, rushing chairman: Phyllis Goodman, scribe: Janet Sweeting, tribune. STAIRS: Susan Tafler, bursar: Madeline Amreich: Joan Chadwick: Barbara Jirsa: Karen Schlanger Howard: Susan Van Gorder: Nandy Krusch, archon: Eileen Ayervais: Christina Fraizer: Anita Lakaid: Laura Purnell: Miss Gray, housemother: Cheryl Fleisher, social chairman. MISSING: Hillary Miller, Adele Bern- stein, Sally Morrison, Laura Roberts, Julia Blank Morritt. Phi Sigma Sigma Beta Xi 1954 305 Pi Beta Phi New York Delta 1919 Pi Kappa Alpha 306 Beta Theta 1917 KNEELING: Jim McKevitt: Paul Handzel: Al Becker, treasurer: Richard Wenklan: Ken Taft: Al Zucchino: Greg Pogson: Bob Mathews: Pete Griffin. ROW ONE: Bill Bom- mer: Tom Paul: Alvis Hagelis: Lowell Marin: Charles Radick, president: Bob Hastings: Richard Carrington: Gene Spalding: Julius Gall: Fred Wege: Paul Adamczak: Mike Smith: Paul Sanik: Mike George: George Everitt: Alex Wilhelm: Don Whitney, secre- tary. ROW TWO: Bill Robinett: Steve Per- rello: Bob Wuertz: Dave Hanna: Steve Drab- kin: Ken Payne: Dave Schwenker: Charles De- Verzio: Steve Cragan, vice president: John Ross: Jim Schatz: Charles Dispenza. MISS- ING: Tim Elsea, Bob Matilainen, Bill Peter- son, George Weiner, Keith Gallimore, Richard Worthen, Ralph McNitt, Fred Amrose, Terry Smith, Bruce Goldfrank, Bill Sugg, Jeff Rid- del, John Murnieks, Nick Pulisio. ROW ONE: Lisa Bennett, Lynne Waddell, Joyce Banch, Gail Ready, Kate Lyon, Nancy Huxtable, Chris Wohler, Carolyn Crouse, Tina Lundquist, Bonnie Kupchak, Patty Geer, Pat Bur- ton, Judy Babis, Lynne Beck, Sue Darsie, Lynne Nelson, Holly Huntley. ROW TWO: Karen Margan, Candy Dabi, Louise Elving, Sue Kelsey, chapter president, Nat Demong, Kathy Hatlan, Fran Hoffman, Margie Broomell, Linda McCracken, secretary, .Ierryanne Taber, Lynne Dewey, Jeanne Donnelly, Mrs. Tate, housemother, Mrs. Whiteman, cook, Marilyn McCullough, Ann Martin, Karen Ker, Jane Moseley, Darcy Fellows, Betty Malmgren, Kathy Holliday, Ginny Hardy, treasurer, Pam Ban- ning, Marty Spangenberg, Judy Anderson, Pam Clark, Tove Hel- land, Chris Hebenstreit, Nancy Hazard, Carol Whitby, Kathy Riggs, Linda Rappoli. MISSING: Judy Allen, Janet Berner, Cyn- thia Darrow, Liz Guether, Jean Hinkleman, Lynne Holliday, Barb Hurd, Carol Jones, Barb Kipp, Ke Klippert, Sally Knowl- ton, Gwen Lewis, Felicia Liu, Barb Maker, Kitty Montgomery, Laura Muggleton, Cindy Nixon, Janet West, Judy Scheraga, Kathy Smyth, Carol Willers. 307 4 ti 'l iii sf i - s 3 :Qi fa Xl, 308 F' ROW ONE: David Sonenshein: Bob Zippin: Ralph Teeters, pres- ident: Dick Margolis: Jim Stark: Len Rubin: treasurer: J. T. Weeker: Mark Taylor: Ken Schmalzbach. ROW TWO: Mike Rubin: Peter Smith, secretary: Joel Hodes: Lee Pasarew: Jack Sconkoff: Ken Greenberg: Harold Reid: Saul Silverstein: Baron: Ed Taub: Mike Phillips: Gerry Levitz: Pete Fink: Alan Howard: Morris Sandler: Paul Goldberg: Bruce Prince. ROW THREE: Chuck Levitan, Barry Graham, Charley Flagg, Paul Newman, Al Lowenfels, Ken Burres, Dick Nord, Ron Calabrese Jon Kaplan Bob Cohen, Jim Cole, George Diller Bill Bikoff Larry Kaplan Gary Shaye, Earl Armstrong, Jon Leland Howie Morris Norm Cohen, Ron Stuart. MISSING: Harvey Baumel John Benjamin Steve Come: Bruce Ecker: Jack Hartogg Myles ltkin Joe Jaffe Jeff Leavitt, vice president: Dennis Miller Barry Poskanzer Steve Roth: Joe Russo: Steve Simmons Mike Stark Nate Weiner: Bruce Katz: Larry Harris. E af -W hw- 5, 7 l -,,- f, .g4f5-,s- ROW ONE: Paul Mayer: John Rice: David Gutknecht, warden: Mike Schaninger. ROW TWO: George Heinrich, Henry Siegel, Paul Sutherland, Gary Keller, Michael Lydon, Jay Kirkpatrick, Stephen Bayes. ROW THREE: James Emig, treasurer: Charles Howell: Da- vid Smithgall: Pete Jahrling: Robert Duvall, secretary: Charles Riddle: Dan Whitehead: Cliff Cooper: Charles Elmendorf: Zack Mur- phy: Cliff Dufton: John Rodgers: Gary Fisher: Milton Marsh: Ken Kelly: William Phelan. MISSING: Jim Brown, Ed Crowley, Dan Greene, Tim Hammonds, Robert Hendrick- son, Jeff lsreeli, William Marston, William Newell, Robert Ramage, Fernando Reichard, William Schweizer, Walt Snyder, Dan Strang, Charley Wilson, Gerald Zumchak, John Zyg- munt, Robert Blacker, Greg Colemand, Ed Kormand, Gerald Roehm, Jim Trozze. Pi Kappa Phi Psi 1921 1 .S f ,.s. Pi Lambda Phi Delta 1896 309 310 ,nl Prospect of Whitby Incorporated 1965 ROW ONE: Jackie Hoeppner: Georgie Collins, president: Myra Coppersmith: Suzanne Gearhart. ROW TWO: Karie Stainton: Jeanne Dond, vice president: Terry Yin: Anne Honland: Harriet Reisen: Helen Babousis. ROW THREE: Epi Epton: Nicole Fonda, social chairman: Kathy Meagher: Vicki I: Sue Gold: ROW FOUR: Vivian Bridaham: June Shlessinger: Jane Homer: Susan Thor: Andrea Kisch: Paula Mueller: Ruby: Jill Mabley: Nancy Roche, head resident: Helen: Ingrid Anderson: Patricia Berne: Carol McMartin: Randy Fingerhut: Lynn Sonfield: Mary Passenger, treasurer. MISSING: Stephanie Brandstetter, Doro- thy Brown, Anna Holmberg, Sabra Horack, Ruth Human, Penny Marcus, Sue McEIwie, Linda Novick, Liz Reed, Colette Scialom, Barbara Smith, Sue Suchman, Diane Weinberg, Jan Willis. ROW ONE: Robert Horn, treasurer: Robert Kopicki: James Jackson, vice president: Robert Spencer: Tom Lucas: Peter Cofrin: Don New: Jack Smythe: Paul Lisseck. ROW TWO: Peter Coors: Peter Weller: Mike Kroehling: George McWeeney, secre- tary: Ray Dare: Steve Tyler. ROW THREE: Richard lnce, Peter Burke, Bruce Butterworth, Tom Havens. ROW FOUR: John Reed, Bruce Connable, Jeff Avery, Joe Cervasio, Bruce Moul- ton. WALL: Edward Cott, Jack Lyons, George Bubreck, Walt Esdaile, John Sponheimer, Dave Sherrick. MISSING: Fred Allan: Chip Blaugrund: John Bock: Michael Brush, president: George l Chapman: Jeff Coors: Andy Crowley: Tom Diehl: Gabriel Dur- kac: Dick Fox: Ron Gervase: Michael Green, Michael Grubb: George Haibel: Tom Silliman: Dick Heath: Dave Hughes: Steve Kearl: Bob Kreinberg: Jeff Kreindler: Ed Lanctot: Sam Lewis: Frank Macrina: Bruce Mainland: Blair McNeil: John Minnillo: Joe Moore: Tim O'Connor: P. D. Quick: Peter Reynolds: Wen- dell Reynolds: Bill Spellman: Skip Stanowski: Chubb Stoffer: Charlie Tracy: Reeve Vanneman: Tim Weaver: Dick Whittaker: Denny Wright: Pete Zogby. Psi Upsilon chi 1876 3 ROW ONE: Allan Tedesco, secretary: Link Wood, house man- ager: Brian Goldsmith: Martin Solomon: Bob Schwarting: Rich- ard Spector, steward: Ken Wilson: Edward Furey: Jerry Light- house: Jarome Nashorn. ROW TWO: Butch Stumbar: Maurice Page: Bat: Patrick Ryan: Jim White: Mark Sholander: Minos Kafatos, vice president: Jerry Nash: Joseph Antos. ROW THREE: Matthew Brenneshoitz: Bill Pendergrass: Dirk Peters- mann: James Bronwell, president: Dog: Richard McQueen: Alan Haver. MISSING: James Trullinger, Joseph Edwards, William Weber, Ernest Prassel, Philip Alley, William, James Patton, Ste- ven West, James McDougall, John Pauka, Martin Fox, Steven Krich. KNEELING: George Greaves, Chip Fosset, Robert Thayer. ROW ONE: Al Hein, Dave Eakin, Cle Austin, Steve Withrow, Hank Miller, Gus Noojin, Lyle Tuthill, Robert Kolton, Jeff Forsman. ROW TWO: Doug Zirkle, president: Tom Kennedy: Don Ken- worthy: Frank Powell: Rick Cohen: Clay Holland: Chuck Spencer: Dave Barzler. ROW THREE: Brian Rooney: Hall Acton, vice president: Tom Gilkeson: Loren Barker. ROW FOUR: Pedro Garcia, Dave McConnell, Jack Gregg. ROW FIVE: William Metz- ler, William Haney, Butch Marsilius, Hank South. ROW SIX: Bucky Pflug: Rodger Peer: Richard Lloyd: Tom Erb: Jim Suyo: Dave Schoeller: Mark Ostendorf: George Clark: Marty Hayden: Pete Greene: Rusty Trier: William Perez: Chuck Koepke, treas- urer: Glen Davis: Greg Otto: Larry Arend: Richard Gilkeson: Wendy Rose: Al Marrone. MISSING: William Aitken, Luke Ash- ley, Jim Chesire, Paul Cowan, Howard Dayton, Sam Disalvo, Ernie Dunn, Lauren Elliott, Jeff Frank, Todd Frommelt, Richard Gerken, Ron Gruhn, Jim Heeps, Ron Hewitt, Skip Homicz, Ron Kopek, Pete Larson, Rick Parsons, William Robertson, Mike Spiegal, Rick Vander Ploeg, Phil Wanzenburg, Dale Witwer, Ed Zak. Sigma Alpha Epsilon New York Alpha 1891 313 ZR Sigma Alpha Mu Beta 1911 ROW ONE: Gene Hirsh: Bob Cole, prior: Steve Levine, vice prior. ROW TWO: Don Perlman: Steve Bernstein: Lee Patsonk: Fred Golini: Tom Martin: Barry Roth: Dave Galat: Howard Slamovic: Bob Everett: Howard Reines, recorder: Jim Russell: Paul Hoffman. ROW THREE: Chip Cargas, Steve Price, Ray Theriault, Jon Jordan, Phil Langton, Bob Cherofsky. ROW FOUR: Rob Kaplow, ex- chequer: Harold Trenka: Ed Eisert: Louis Germaine: Pete Susser: Jeff Kaiden: Sam Varsano: Chip Wadum: Bruce Erfer: Stretch Koenigsberg: Dexter Wang: Gerry Budgar: Val Loretti, houseman. MISSING: Dave Callahan, Ron Colvin, Pete Douglas, Sandy Ehrlich, Paul Entin, Bob Glickman, Jay Goldstein, Richard Greenberg, Bob Kantor, Mark Kashen, Seth Kaye, Steve Kussin, Bob Lap- ping, Howie Leibovitz, Al Miller, Steve Min- zer, Dale Neaderhouser, Tom Neuman, Eli Purow, Mervin Rhonheimer, Marc Rudofsky, Rick Schulof, Fred Serchuk, Gary Schwartz, Shep Shapiro, Ira Shepard, Sandy Siegal, Mike Sinclair, Bob Teitlebaum, Mike Was- man, Buddy Wittlin, Bob Wolpe, Miles Haven. ROW ONE: John Leuszler, Baron. ROW TWO: George Glauner, social chairman: Richard Guarino: Tom Quaranto: Glen Ewing. ROW THREE: Dwight Webster: Marc Emerson: John Doub: Ste- ven Crabtree: Richard D'Amico: Paul Haslanger: Todd Robin- son: Gary DeLong: George Waldner: Jim Foster, president: Jeff Donahue: Eric Lunkenheimer: Steve Deabler: Woody Davis: Pete Hastings: Ron Tober: Richard Caldwell, treasurer. ROW FOUR: Jim Matteson: Henry Robertson: Charles Trainer: Ed Marvil: Gilmar Blake, rushing chairman: Mike Glick: Pete Har- 1 . ,J , 1' A wr 1 .,Mfr-mw,,W.H.Vw-.,W-V-.-..c,,..u,..J.,m..,,.W-4,,,...VW.,.,,,..W vey: Steve Matheson: Ron Schildge: Harold Nunn: Tom Bet- tcher: Todd Kiplinger: Mike Batt: Jim Hanna, vice president: Dave Pollack: Leigh Thompson: Hank Timmerman: Don Sieja: Steve Balogh. MISSING: Bruce Cohen, Jerome Dolins, Seth Goldschlager, Steve Gregg, Wayne Gustavson, Don Haydon, Tom Horn, George Kent, Henry Korn, Milton Lavine, George Meixel, Pete Simon, Andrew Walton, Bill Weitzenkorn, Jim Bor- zani, Bob Eisenberg, Josiah Landers, Bruce Pattison, Pete Shaw. Sigma Chi Alpha Phi 1890 Sigma Delta Tau Alpha 1917 KNEELING: Helen Karel, Joy Kaufman, Sue Rosenfeld, Amy Rubin, Jane Natter, Judy Klimpl. ROW ONE: Barbara Allen, pledge trainer, Bette Nelson, Anita Charney, Niki Shulman, Lois Gartler, Susan Plosser, secre- tary, June Schlecker, Roberta Thier, Patty Stahl, Nancy Weiss, Janice Milkman, Barbara Zerman, Nancy Kaye, Joan Buchsbaum, Judy Koweek, Cheryl Block, Bebe Stybel, Sue Cor- nell, Judy Silverman, Margie Greenberg, Myra Goldberg. STAIRS: Margie Greenwald, Kathy O'Brien, Roddy Reilly, Marilyn Gubin, Leslie Abramson, Rhoda Gally, Liz Scott, Mady Siegal, Gerri Sices, Merry Runsdorf, Anna Laura Strow, Lisa Shavin, Mrs. Murray, housemother, Iris Rosenblatt, Kathy Kohles. BALCONY: Carol Freidman, Sally Weisberg, Phyllis Kestenbaum, Pat Rappaport, Barbara Geitheim, Alice Katz, Kristl Bogue, chapter president, Carol Polakoff, house president, Nora Brockner: Dotti Labbok, Suzanne Sacks, Ronni Chernoff, Jane Makowsky, secretary, Ellen Parker, Merille Rubin, treas- urer, Margie Martin, social chairman. MISS- ING: Judy Braunstein, Beth Cullen, Ronnie Duberstein, rushing chairman, Sandy Gold- man, Carol Ravitsky, Sandy Salstone, Ronni Schwartz, Carol Siskind, Joan Smiley, Cathy Weisman, Carol Ziegler, stewardess. Sigma u 316 Gamma Theta 1901 L A .Q .- ' ,, NSR' i.. ,fr W .fn 532. J .....,,, 2213.1 F J A K E.: V 1? .114 , 'J W-w' :Q-.Ni ,ff - -1-, 554W L. , V-A-33 g - if at k X. , ig - J, r' 'fx i. if S 5E'5f'+.fifiss, ' 42 35,544 -nn: fx f .N I gr. k 4:'xl 'e KNEELING: Dwight Heikkila, Nick Carino, Sheldon Cooper, Mike Beecher, Charles Pomada, Al Fazer, Ed Reiss, Tom Donohue, Van Billings. ROW ONE: Frank Pogano: Mike Peters: John St. Lawrence, treasurer: Dennis Zadorecki: Kent Norton: Richard Moores: Dean Seagren: Marc Grabelsky: Bill Seleen: Bill Davids, lieutenant commander. ROW TWO: Bill MacBain: Bill Bently: Richard Crannell: Greg Persbacker, steward: Jim Lawrence. MISSING: Clive Chambers: Don Smith: Richard Utell: Fred Nesbitt: Tom Nel- son: Richard Fernandez: Chris Sweeney: Phil Young: Howard Elliot: Don Smeller: Cortland Pusey: John Lyncheski, commander: Dick Smith: Tom Charlton: Frank Wagner: Jim Hagler: Warren Frost: Jim Bertera: Kent Thompson: Ted Lolakis: Brian Brady: Bill Manzer: Bill Degolyer: Ed Belak: Bill Morri- son. 317 318 ROW ONE: Richard Vindigni, Barret Short, Jeffrey Carter, Charles Whitmore, Constantine Goumas. ROW TWO: Malcolm Teixeira, Mark Novisoff, Thomas Petrocine, Richard Weldgen, Newton Galusha, Lee Fink, John Rose. ROW THREE: Robert Snyder, Wallace Fowler, John Chierichella, Ronald Tranis, James Hall. ROW FOUR: Thomas Terrizzi, Edward Johnson, Richard Golding, Frederick Noller, Albert Wong, Kenneth Sold- wedel. ROW FIVE: James Whatley, Stan Davis, Thomas Hadnagy. MISSING: Robert Arnold, Robert Chambers, John Dee, William Doody, Mason Forrence, John Gibson, Thomas Guthrie, James Hisle, Jeffrey Hitchcock, Harold Hunsberger, Donald Kenyon, James Lipscomb, James MacCrate, John Mc- Graw, Russel Morin, William Morin, Donald Ranous, Hansel Schober, Arthur Scheutz, lra Weisenfeld, James Mast, Steven Swanberg, Fred Moreau, David Mengers, Clark Pell, Douglas Thielen, Jerry Loftis, Walker Wallace, Jeffrey Heywood. 31 ROW ONE: Jim Kruses: Reuben Munday: Steve'Bengis, social chairman. ROW TWO: Joel Colodner, rushing chairman: Jim Green- well, president: Pete Orthwein: Larry Wash- ington: Paul Schweikler: Joe Schober, house manager: Tom Danforth: Tim Honey: Ken Dryden. ROW THREE: Pete Flynn, Jon Durell, John Penniman. ROW FOUR: Mike Budd, Wayne Anbler, Rick Williams, Rogelio Movey, Jeff Heintz, Chris Snell, John Waggoner, Stu Abbelbaum, Gordon McCusick, Tim Neher, George Silverman, Pete Larom. MISSING: Joe Maguranyi, Larry Dale, Ned Daly, Rich Rush, Al Campassi, John Potter, Chris Da- vidson, Midel Koch, Bill Mai, Craig Schu- mate, Butch Hilliard, Larry Tannenbaum, Dick Sheridan. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1890 Sigma Phi Epsilon New York Beta 1912 319 320 ROW ONE: Mike Preble, herald: Rich Dean: Paul Koehn: Bill Hyatt: John Maguire. ROW TWO: Bob Wager: Ray Potwara: Bill Johnson: Dick Andrews: Rick lnoraski: Kevin Fountain, presi- dent: Dave Silverstein: Dave Bilon: Dick Kubiack: Don Ander- son: Roger McEnnis, steward: Bob Archibald: Gary Ryder. ROW THREE: Clay Moore: Steve Taylor: Bo Krynytzky: Doug Soat: Mike Panio: Dave Bemis: Jim Gaskell: Steve Hochauger: Art White: Pete Gaskell: Mike Young: Joe Torre, vice president: John Humphrey: Bob Inslerman, house manager: Jim Miller: Gary Wood: Guy Garnsey: Frank Canale: Paul Cook: Len Krawczyk, treasurer: Jim Hamilton: Ralph Blanchard: Jim Ly- man: Barry Bolay: Bill Stoeffhas: Coleman Koltch: Curt Full- mer: Clint Walker. MISSING: John Ames: Ed Bauernfeind: Chris Hoeber: Don Allen: Dick Lloyd: Mark Caldwell: Henry Drexler: Craig Finger: Dave Tesar: Ed Shearin: Rick James: Col Kemp: Dick Lowe: Larry McGwinn: Todd Parker: Jim Pearce: Ray Rappold: Dan Rider: Dave Schodt: Denny Vrooman, alumni secretary: Tom Watts, secretary: Dave Woods, Sigma Pi Mu 1917 K n KVL, . ROW ONE: Benny Rubin, treasurer: Howie Kaufman: David Hinden: Max: Ed Diamond: Mike Samach: Richie Kasdan, steward: Steve Belkin: Clay Cundiff: Steve Hoffman: Jeff Gil- bert. ROW TWO: Bob Powers: Rob Daufelt: Pete Goldis: Dick Hayman: Joel Turok: Marty Glenn: Alan Berkman, president: Alan Altschuler, treasurer: Lee Foster: Richie Tobin: Brian Doyle: Herb Zien: Art Kaminsky, treasurer: Eric Blowmain: Al- fred Gingold: Rich Bartlett: Pete Zildow, social chairman: Jay Berke: Gary Gartenberg: Marv Liebling: Chuck Noble: Dave de Roulet: Richie Cohen: Jim Vitale: Bob Tobin: Greg Smith: Barry Tau Delta Phi Tau Beta 1934 Kornreich: Ignatius: Dave Taube: Rich Campbell: Jeff Goldman: Alberto Ferrer. MISSING: Dick Lowenstein: George Teich: Alan Goodman: Ken Bania: Steve Katz: Jon Ellman: Howie Glad- ston: Ken Mayer: Glenn Morgenstern: Howie Weinstein, vice president: Dave Heiden: Larry Eilenberg: Sam Weinstein: Andy Roth: Les Durant: Chuck Groky: Hand Shapiro: Al Libshutz: Bob Engel: Mike Feldman: Dick Rothkopf: Larry Krantz: Bob Holmes: Roger Abrams: Mike Riff: Alan Neckritz: Rick Linchitz: Ric Rill: Cary Hershey: Jim Cooper: Jim Brldsky: Steve Schwartz: Gary Leiberthal: Jim Hill: Rich Mirkin. 321 z 9, , 'TX' iti 2 fe A : ww 'r vi-I-. -,::,i V Tau Epsilon Phi Delta 1913 Tau Kappa Epsilon 322 Sigma 1923 'X-J' ROW ONE: Paul Joskow, chancellor: Rick Bailyn: Harold Saz- nowitz: Sandy Zatioff: Rich Weinberg: Howie Cooper: John Sawicki. ROW TWO: Jack Eisenberg, Bruce Singer, Charlie Kohn, Phil Muskin, Jeff Gowit, Stu Schiff, Ben Khowdau. ROW THREE: Stu Hartman, Barry Shaw, Bruce Emmer, Chet Stein, Mark Blecher, Dave Saperstein, Al Simon, Bob Bland, Jerry Silver, Mark Feldman, Marc Wallach, Jon Schwartz. ROW FOUR: John Craine, Arnie Gould, Gordon Kent, Herb Shulman, Stan Heinberger, lra Weinstein, Bill Babakian, Joel Negun, Dave Ackerman, Doug Marcus. MISSING: Richard Siman: Rob- ert Stein: Steve Unger: Michael Young: Rick Simon, vice chan- cellor: William Babiskan, bursar: Gordon Silver, scribe: Arthur Appel: Jerry Appel: Robert Blan: Irving Birks: Donald Cohen: Wayne Drayer: Harris Feinn: Jerry Fox: Richard Gelber: David Gerther: Sam Gottfried: Mitch Gould: Phillip Greenhill: Leslie Hirsch: Larry Kahn: Roger Kaiz: Michael Kerstein: Mark Klein: Len Krouner: Robert Kuizen: Pete Levine: Richard Marks: Jim Michaels: Dave Munter: James Philip: Robert Reback: Den Rosenbaum: Richard Schoffzir: Michael Schenher: Steve Wein- berg: Art Weisel: Charles Schwater: Ralph: Alan Silverstein. ROW ONE: Dan Howells, Tom Chapman, Stu Fleishman, Andy Hirshik, Al Antonio, Rich Nalevanko, Norm Quon, Ron Arlas. ROW TWO: Tom Selz, Tom Reiss, Dave Mink, Albert Ma, John Gross, Bill Jackson, Jim Bethell, John McGuire, Larry Hughes, Chris Shirai. ROW THREE: Bill Hawkins: Mark Wagner: Rich Poinsett: Jim Grove: John Jenkins: Dave Hill: Dave Taddeo, president: Ralston Newsam: Rick Spiewak: Nick Ward: Rich Kruger: Ben Blaney: Frank Casciano, treasurer: Bill Swift, vice president: Greg Merrill. ROW FOUR: Jim Franzen, John Storb, Lee Pillsbury, Howie Miller, Dave Siehl, Gordy Mayo, Brad Dodson, Bob Niles, Dave Coley, John Ontko, Ron Mitzel. MISS- ING: Ray Rosati, Bob Fischer, Jim Kelley, Russ Chute, Rick Goldmeyer, John Scott, Jim McHugh, Steve Barber, Nick Ben- nett, Jim Nolan, Gerry Griffin. we 323 324 Al Delange: Barney Li: Ted Hess: Mike Cohen: Ken Rubin: Jerry Siegel, recording secretary: Winter Evans: Dave Zweibel: Colin Young: Pat Fox: Jim Utterback: Ken Louis: Rob Hamil- ton, vice president: Harry Chapman: Alan Timmerman: Fred Hagen: Mike Ingram: John Paul: Lex Panos: John Wight: Dana Lee: John Alden, president: Mike Miaron: Ken Fahnestock: Bar- rett Robb: Gerry Frank: Jay Brady: Gordy Mewell: Tigre Hen- rich: Neal Krouse, house manager: John Link, corresponding secretary: Kent Kramen, steward: Costis Toregas: John Babson: Dog: Bill Wenck: Jim Martis. MISSING: Steve Bell, Walter Florian, Tom Stearns, Barrie Barclay, Bob Caplan, Mike Da- vies, Ward Wilson, Chas Alexander, Joe Latham, Steve Lazar, Wayne Taylor, Randy Kelly. ROW ONE: Richard Cross, treasurer: Keith Matteson: Benjamin ldziak: John Mauren, president: Joseph Terraciano, vice presi- dent: Chris Beck: John Ouellette: Richard Hudson: James Blann: Robert Goodrich, social chairman: Andrew Droitcour. ROW TWO: Hernando Echeuerri: Gordon Colvin: John Bryson: Philip Griswold: Jules Craynock: Wesley Snyder: James Oelsner: Mark Plumenthal: Richard Heck: Richard Setterberg: James Sattlev: Donald Manson: Scott Cooper, social chairman: Thomas Speer: Timothy Atherton. ROW THREE: Lee Smith: Peter Nich: Charles Kluga: James Leach, rushing chairman: Timothy Jones. MISSING: Douglas Wallace, secretary: John Brownrigg: Donald Buch: Thomas Tuthill: Donald Lewis: Wil- liam Badore: Francis Berdine: John Williams: David Wheaton: Marshall Cary: John Hoebel: Wayne Hilson: Leon Nawojchik: Paul Miller: Paul Fideler: John Caron: Russell Taylor: James Fravil: John Dragoo: Jeffrey Oelsen: Richard Tyce: Leonard Rothman: Thomas Sturgis: Michael Bank: Joseph Durso, rush- ing chairman: Charles Ohl: Miklas Salgo. Theta Chi Lambda 1912 Theta Delta Chi Beta 1890 f f, .. Wag, 325 326 Theta Xi Zeta 1903 ROW ONE: Tom Quinzio: Jeff Bond: Bill Howard: Barry Gorski: Bill Boles, vice president: Rod Ruan: Dan Verdianni: Bill Con- nor: Bob Sheffield: Adam Drobot: John Gauss. ROW TWO: Greg Jones, senior elder: John Currivan: Jim Bucknam, secretary: Ted O'Hara: Bob Reohr: Marty Johnson: Jack McFadden, chancellor: Chuck Schropp, academic addison: Tom Grillo: Ron Poccia: Rich Stowell: Eric Troy: Pete Fricke: John Kasarda. ROW THREE: Robert Kelsey: Dan Violante: Pete Deubler: Bill Pryce-Jones, treasurer: Pete Bambic: Owin McCoy, junior elder: John Gillis: Mike Steiger: Bruce Tansey: Frank Wibel: John Bandfield. MISSING: Robert Soutnard, president: Stephen Schuck: Michael Altschuter: Jim Lewis: John Morizi: John Signorelli: Rich Adrion: Bob James: Dick Wood. gif '72 .. vs! f W ,V ,k -f4ff' ff' 1 ,ami-f N .f we- . f ii , Q, T454 ' ,-ff 195' 4:N'f4. , :M ' ' sg, an ' ,ggtd-Q' V .V L' + L f 7025, Q25 W5 13, , V, f Vi aww my f ,ls sm 5,. s 1 1 x 1 1 .Q , A W . if 1 wx ,vm --,f , ,ex , , P H - Mr , .. 2-,, -Q ,ah --T fr'xf, Q - w-iw ww 4' W'--fiwi. ,frgqgfx ji 1 km , a Ass- 1 k P- W .,. H it . fm i ix K K 1 I is 31 7'--42' 'Ziff H iiff'-IP? --... ' 'f u 'i ,,,. N I ., V ... , Vr ii 4VVh. ,, , it Q Y. 1 if A , Q Q 'Q is ,gn 2, A1252 . iffy , 49, , 1-ASQ f wi. ev gy g, fit Ma ui 5 'XS .sam sv i 3 W' s I5 as W ., , , vf WINDOW: Tom Edelson. LADDER: Ed Hodg- son, steward: Samson Drix: Pete Chidekel: Dan Morrison, president: Bill Drabkin. FIRE ESCAPE: Art Delibert, vice president: Jona- than Smith: Steve Fakuda: Mark Gould: Dave Halperin: Sue Friedman: Ernie Gomez: Mark Roth: Adele Diamond, secretary: George Johnson. MISSING: Folabi Akerele: Tom Levanduski: Makoto Miki: Bob Murphy: Jim Oakes, house manager: Al Rimbach: Jack Richman: Warren Sass: Richard Stillman: Christopher Thomson: Dave Faxlanger: Bill Ireland, treasurer: Roy Benedek: Pete Ber- low: Eve Bolder: L. Nigel Colborn: Nick Czarnowski: Naomi Gasowski: Sue Israel: Steve Keroes: Gabby Khawam: Jack Miller: Bob Morse: Arthur Reiger: Sam Rhine: Bob Rubin: Chuck Sylvester: Pete Vanderhorst: Ben Stone: Steve Glickman: Richard Garson: Bob Earl. Watermargin Incorporated 1946 'vw-,I , I I :Film 1 1 5g,,?s.1fiA? , TY a . , ' 1 ilu '?.?37'3 'thinkin ROW ONE: Sid Freund: Mike Weinstein: Joel Kalman, vice pres- ident: Harold Hack: Faust: George Hiltzik, president: Ed Parver: Joe Birnbaum: Jeff Bulberg: Allan Rosenthal. ROW TWO: Jerry Sanders: Bill Berman: Mel Benzon: Hy Klenkki: Allan Kolber: Paul Kerner, treasurer: AI Doniger: Bob Greenspun: Aaron Friedman: Gabe Pothberg: Eli Berman. MISSING: Marty Vine: Abe Krup: Stan Rosenfeld, steward: Jeff Cohen: Dale Radin: Lonny Benamy: Matty Kalman: Dave Simon: Roger Goldberg, treasurer: Allan Greenberg: Jerry Pfeffer: Leroy Doris: Manny Lerman: Barry Steiglitz: Elliot Hahn: Jay Lugar. You ng Israel Cornell 1951 329 1 .. ' ' N N A' LWA,L. - -,,k, Q l. .Aj 1. 7 - Mc. 9 . 'f V J Ql 7 l it - 1 . f., .i f, Qin ,.-, '-,, ' ' ,.'L ' F f . J-. , .. 2 l lv 1 V ., ge Q., Q arf , if .f- I or ,, X' WX , F, .J3 1Y's H' xr. In I L Gr, S ,fat K 1 f 1, 51 N v ff xi 'X E.. 14 x If S M QQ va -:eye - 1, , F 1 X ..-.M : wg Wu:j.,,, xi ' F- ' fr Sm Je di- 'f 1 'L' 4 2 , ' , ,, ,. : Q -vishia 2 1 5 1 ' 'M P' wit f Q, J P. m a -Q wx fp I 5' f , 4 will e ff Z ' 1 ,Ni Y' 'L ,E 2 f ' ezf rafwa s. 4 ,L ln f . pf 2 1 are A , I, X ,J X ,Q X :K 1 a, ,, 4 x N I Z' 1' ii- Qs. fs P 3? H N3 330 ROW ONE: James Markland: Pete de la Cruz: Bob Jacobs: Janice: Dave Wyche: Mike Burnell, treasurer: Manuel Galdo: Earl Gray: Rusyy Kanaskie: Ken Burkhardt: Al Hutchinson: Karl Schoellkopf: Larry Kelly: Bob Walther: Chris Day, vice presi- dent: Norm Hills: Frosty. ROW TWO: Jeff Streeseman: Bruce Sorrie: Bob Keet: Bob Lange: Jack Brayer: Dick Poduska: Tom Perry, secretary: Harry Coppershwaite: Ivan Tylawsky, presi- dent: Bob Pardo: James Piersanti. MISSING: Hector Akel: Bill Brothers: Burce Packowski, secreta'ry: Terry Dunlavey: Paul Dunn: Gary Fontana: Stuart Hoskins: Frank Morisano: James Purcell, social chairman: Donald Stein: Victor Addonizio: Peter Akins: Eric Shafnisky. ROW ONE: Don Waldman: lrik Sevin: Les Abramson: Scott Abramson: Barry Elden: Rob Bronstein: Bill Schneider: Don Tofias: Steve Pfieffer: Bob Slama, president. ROW TWO: Tom Salinger: Chuck Levin: Bart Lubow: Mark Ruby: Rick Dennery: Bob Mangi: Harvey Nakadon: Mark Silverstein: Barry Grossman, vice president: Doug Mc- Kenzie: Bill Rubinstein: Bill Falik: Jon Seigel: Neil Rausch: Julian Bindler: Tracy Sillerman: Bob Alderman: Marc Glassman: Dick Rob- bins: Dave Klein: Jim Resick: Ray Reisler: Barry Warshaw, secretary. BALCONY: STAND- ING: Bob Milder, Mark Kaufman, Kurt Halli- day, Paul Sanders, Jeff Katz, Bob Redwine, Andy Schotter. HANGING: Homer Meade, Jay Levine, John Early, Jim Zeman. MISSING: Mike Rogers, treasurer: Peter Goldis: Doug Roberts: Sam Bonney: Tom Kohan: Mike For- soey: Bruce Bigelow. Zeta Beta Tau Kappa 1907 Zeta Psi Psi 1868 '995' 33 WYE E IEE? gfdatwjgl 3? exam :ek , ' RE? , 5' ,mba .. ,xi ,,,fi,mw,,,13,M9L,ff ll lf ficademic Calendar Two Arraigned o gag cgeowqog s1uaLu1ogpu1 euenfglew u 2 55'pgam Committee Abolishes Curfe 5: ,,, llfll 0015 Qfxoldde saalsnll smgunf ,zof M 3 ,U as 5120 Debate Playboy Philosophy and Bib CD '-P Q 214 suofwa ,.SS2121Sv.L , S3Ill1EllB9!l 'Y Q 'UU Q Dniversityg Court Ba1lE 2591 'E pg Q3 5 Q ooyy yyyb y ,angels yyl gl y yobbbl 13,4 Hall da Q R' 01K11??'1 9591 QQMWTS D5 :b u-1. b Lg Q GQ' S Sjftredicgs Food Price Ogg 'ag 'E be ,SVI C ea ?3?fl9UGLY9?l!HyQ,l Q ,wg no m Q l y S Pu RSQKDEIOJ WA 1S91O--- NEW -2 Q- QJ CD b up M -1 Q., l QQ b y v.. Q b o.,, L C9 ,,, A zli lafl eeel e , l 'V fa oyefele vo o l l be y y Ufooy gg :gn Q renggbfillvggggea cg bo... ye Q:...--.bloom w P Q., pq yy 4 l 23 y y . D54 b y '-fm S1- Quay 3 . by 3 A be Q, 5' 5'5fi.9-'f- 'iq-5 55 v1i.f22.R 95 fu-2 Q-GS N U1 Ql .Q T. e-3 D S' 0S,,,,Qi,oEl4?y ybybbyby lcv: ybol 3 Z: Doi-C9 :F-:s O 2 :e5531?fEdifQ?SEZ 71295 S 2 ,,,. LLIZ b e a ,U 1 e eg Eomnutteee Recommendfsnfg lmao 2 NO fveL'?fP1 WU W3?1 13?1'1 W0 QHWERE l. l. l ,, D Can I mal-fe some sense out of the past four years? The images are blurred, but their Composite will help me form clear ideas and firm decisions. l'm Willing to ignore the signs and smoke in that tiresome Classg it's easier now to tall-f to a professor. I may not have solved the enigma of Cornell, hut I can laugh at it now, and laugh at myself, too. A Seniors 334 K.. V 336 337 338 ' E . J Sain'-ff-1 339 L Phyllis B. Aaron William G. Abel an-N Nlicha Abeles Michael F. Abfall 340 Roger l. Abrams Stephen L. Ackley Charles H. Acton, Jr. Warren Adig Judy A. Adler Hector R. Akel lf, in September of '63, you asked anyone in the class of '67 who Iames A. Perkins was, a typical reply might have been, Oh yeah, the guy who owns Iim's. Although Mr. Perkins arrived on campus just as our class showed its face, we found so much to see and do that he could not create any lasting impressions. There was Iim's, the Barf Bar, TGIF's, flicks, Iim's, Gary Wood, Cortland, Urie Bronfenbrenner, corridor dates .... Afolabi Y. Akerele John E. Alden, Jr. Robert L. Alderman Mohamed A. Alireza Fredrick J. Allan Thomas R. Allan Barbara L. Allen Michael C. Allerding Richard L. Allman Robert Nl. Alter Delmar P. Althouse Ronald F. Altman Louis L. Amadeo, Jr. Arthur A. Amberg Frederick J. Amrose 34 342 Frederick Nl. Anderson Gail E. Anderson Llnda S Angllss P C Anoussls Marya J. Argetsinger Sharon V. Argus John B. Anderson Frank A. Angelosanto Anne S. Angevine Arthur E. Appel Lesley A. Apt Laurence W. Arend Andrew A. ArianSGI1 Mary K. Arnold Stanley W. Artz Mark E-ASCerr10,Jr- Laurel L. Ashby Steven G. Asher Steven L. Auerbach Eric W. Augusta Gary R Austin Stewart P Axelbaum Susan E Axelrod Alan H. Baerenklau Kenneth R. Bahm But a week later Iames A. Perkins became our seventh president and they put him in the football program next to Robert I. Kane. Arthur Dean appeared one day and Professor Healey trotted out the University mace: and Lo! a new president was inaugurated. Some of us had already left for Watkins Glen to see Graham Hill win the Grand Prix. 343 45. Richard S. Bailyn Anne E. Baker Karen A. Baker 5 Candace S. Baldwin Beverly W. Ball Thomas M. Ballagh 344 Henry B. Balser William M. Baltz Penelope S. Bamberger Michael D. Bank Michael S. Bank Barrie A. Barclay Charles F. Barer Karen S. Barlow Richard G. Barr, Jr. Jo Ann Barrett Beniamin S. Barringer l irei if Robert H. Barth, Jr. E. Anthony Basilio 6 if '5- William H. Bason Nl. Barry Batinkoft 345 5 Michael G. Batt Kevin J. Battistoni Barry L. Batzing William C. Bauer Ill By the time we saw Insight, profes- sors had already beefed up their courses. Ancient History might have included marijuana, which crept into Collegetown a long time ago. The business school building was named after Deane Malott, but the people who remembered him spent their time in the Big Red Barn after foot- ball games. Lynn W Baxter ChrlstopherA Beck Edward I. Beck Alan I. Becker Eric E. Behrens Marsha S. Beirach Beverley A. Beisner Phyllis J. Bell Lonny J. Benamy Alice K. Benjamin Jeff Benjamin Robert F. Benjamin John E. Bennett Bedford T. Bentley Bradley W. Bentley Christine H. Benzow Harold K. Berenzweig Russell E. Berg Harvey L. Berger Malcolm P. Berger Samuel R. Berger Barbara D. Bergman Bernard A. Bergman Bruce lVl. Berlin fi Stanley B. Berman Adele E. Bernstein George J. Beyer Kenneth J. Bickford William S. Bilenky 347 Julian I. Bindler Mark R. Birnbaum 348 Robert E. Black il Gilman D. Blake lll Jeffrey D. Blake Woody Allen brightened our first Fall Weekend, and raised our hopes for seeing more discoveries at Cornell. Ralph R. Blanchard Benjamin L. Blaney Julia E. Blank Constance Blaser Robert E. Blau Charles R. Blaugrund Catherine M. Blean John R. Bleckman John J. Bleiweis Ernest L. Bliss Leonard H. Bloom Robert H. Bluestein Ivan J. Blum Arlene P. Blutreich Tom A. Bobenread Ricki A. Boden Lawrence R. Bogert Kristi Bogue Ernest Bollin Samuel G. Bolotin 349 Walter E. D. Bond, Jr. Carlos A. Bonllla-Ayub Barbara K. Boochever Yanyong Boon-Long Carol A. Borelli 9' Jane P. Borin Anthony S. Borwick Blanche A. Borzell Elinor Nl. Boyar Raymond J. Bracaliello +P'-. 350 Raymond J. Braitsch James Y. Brame Stephanie Brandstetter David IVl. Brandt Robert D. Braun Kenneth S. Brecher Nora Brockner James A. Brodsky Melinda Broman James A. Bronwell Gary Wood led the team to last- second victories over Yale, Columbia, and Brown. We didn't realize just how good Pete Gogolak was until he started helping the Buffalo Bills win American Football League titles. Bill Ponzer kept turning up in the end zone and when we beat Penn every- body was happy about the 4-5 season freshman year. BarryJ Brown Gordon P Brown Jr Judith M Brown Linda P. Brown John C. Brownrigg 35 352 William J. Bruckel, Jr. Joan Brunn Faye D. Brunswic Brenda K. Bryant Donald N. Buch Peter A. Buchsbaum James N. Bucknam Deborah L, Budd Richard H. Bull Ronald W. Bulmer Carl D. Burak Ruth E. Burden 'AS Kenneth J. Burkhardt Richard H. Burns Kenneth P. Burres Douglas L. Burrill Richard J. Burroughs Craig E. Bush Bruce A. Butcher Merle NI, Butler Nobody was crazy about the Barf Bar, but the Straight was up the hill, the College Spa downtown, the Dairy Bar was halfway to Cortland, and Krebs's unheard of. One of us called up the Stage Delicatessen in New York City, though, and by midnight Max Asnas had flown lots of corned beef to Tompkins County Airport. Jose G. Calle Warren E. Calligaro George E. Cameron 353 Janet F. Cameron David C. Campbell Then Iohn Kennedy was shot in Dallas and wherever we were, in Ivy Room or classroom, we stopped writ- ing and talking and playing ball to wonder how somebody could do something so horrible. We couldn't understand. Elaina M. Carr John F. Carr, Jr. Sherry M. Carr Jane L. Carroll William N. l Jeffrey C. Carter Margaret A. Cartwright Victoria B. Henry J. Caruso Charles A. Castronovo Margaret C. A Carroll Judith A. Carrow Cass 355 Causey John J. Cavanaugh lll Thomas E. Cazel Carla E. Cecilia 356 - A Theresa D. Cederholm Eugene C. Ceglowski Jean R. Ceglowski Norma D. Cephas Dale B. Chambers Robert J. Chambers Thomas S. Charlton Leslie H. Charmatz Steven Chernesky Ronni S. Chernoff Jeffrey A. Chesky Nancy J. Chesser Lydia L. Chester Sharon L. Cheston Bert Chetron Ronald M. Childress Ruth E. Chitlik Charles R. Christensen Rolf E. Christensen Donald J. Christian 357 Peter D. Christiana Dennis Ho-Nien Chu John J. Cipriano Katrina H. Clark Patricia D. Clark Candida R. Clarke John R. Clay Thomas P. Cleary Charles E. Cluthe Gary E. Coene Robert L. Coffey Bruce M. Cohen Nat Pierce began showing his face outside Anabel Taylor Hall. First he forced us to vote in a Student Gov- ernment budget referendum, and then he tried to make men think twice about fraternities. Campus Chest thrived, Friday Night at Nat's even lured Dale Corson and Stan Davis, and Mr. Perkins wore a Nat hat. 358 Cathy W. Cohen Cynthia M. Cohen A ,l Donald G. Cohen L James R. Cohen Jonathan F. Cohen Lee H. Cohen Sharon S. Cohen Julie A. Cohn Michael B. Cogan Stephen B. Cole John C. Collins K Kenneth F. Colling Amy J. Colmer Joel J. Colodner Charles N. Colucci, Jr. 359 Andrew H. Condey Elizabeth J. Connell Earl E. Conti Peter J. Contuzzi Roger B. Cook Carole B. Cooke Carolyn C. Cooney Clifford P. Cooper James S. Cooper Brenda J. Corlett John D. Cosgrove III Matthew F. Costello Thomas W. Costich John W. Coulter, Jr. 360 Sandra E. Couse Jonathan E. Craine Eric H. Cramer James W. Crawford Mark W. Creighton Paulett E. Creyke J Susan E. Crotty Carolyn R. Crouse Linda N. Crowe . Q 1 iff .rr . like Q A A ' 'R' '5- 3 -f 1 . 2-?2'?s ? Sw - 1 1 -731 , I f'-'Sf?4-ff.'F:rf ..h ,gig--11. .5 4' ,:'j,1j' -'T . W ,, .6 Q Jim: 25. ' gg-is .pl r V z f o f Qe ' 86453555 - QS ,aspire Ready or not, tuition went up, mak- ing our first winter a cold one. It wasnlt the first hike nor the last. Anyway, financial aid was increased proportionately and the University thought about a minimum wage for student workers. Robert L. Cucin David A. Culver '35 Susan J. Cummings Wayne F. Currie Pamela A. Curry Jeffrey N. Cuzzi 36 Anne R. Dalton Edmund J. Daly IV Margaret L. Daniel Helene D. Dansker 362 Q lf' ' V V ,ff . 'F f ' L W,,..!,. I ,. 'Sf' lg J A David Darwin Anthony C. Dattilo James F. Davis John K. Davis, Jr. Lynne B. Davis Christian C. Day John W. Day David R. Debell Seth K. Dei Robert J. Deily Kathryn L. DeNeef Stephan Dennis Richard J. DeRisio Germain E. DeSeve Frederick IVI. Devlin 363 Brian Dewart Lynn E. Dewey Robert Diskint Charles W. Dispenza Susan B. Dollinger Larry J. Dominessy Jean S. Donnelly Michael L. Doran Nasswan S. Dossabhoy Peter R. Douglas .4 Edward H. Downey Kenneth H. Downing Ruth L. Dritch Laurel S. Druce Kenneth W. Drummer Ronnie Duberstein Jay G. Dubois Richard G. Dudley 364 Douglas G. Dugan James H. Du Nlond Alexander R. Duncan Edward R. Duncan, Jr. Terry E. Dunlavey Nancy D. Dunning Gabriel T. Durkac John M. Durrence Joseph P. Durso, Jr. John C. Early Hilda M. Eddy Judith A. Edelstein We were glad we had brought our three-piece suits back after Christmas freshman year. fAnd of course, Coeds John A. Eisenberg were happy to find their formals in good condition.j Thousands of slickly- dressed, oily-voiced, fraternity men descended upon the dorms and all of a sudden, the Barf Bar's steak spe- cials fS1.25j diclnit look so fantastic. John H. Eisenhart Charles H. Ekstrom 365 Marilyn B. Elkind Victor B. Elkind Sandra M. Ellenbogen Frederick S. Ellett, Jr. IIB 366 John G. Elliot Louise J. Elving David L. Elwell We saw senior Women's curfews abolished late in our first year here. Iunior ourfews followed them into oblivion the next year, giving the movers and changers among us hopes of ending all such restrictions. L Russell D. Embs Robert A. Engel Chester R. England lll Marcia J. Ensinger Alan B Epstein Terry P Erdle ne H Erickson M William Eskeli A. Stewart Esposito Barry Estrin Elysabethe J. Etzel John S. Evangelides 367 Alan B. Evantash Donald F. Eversmann ,gl isa Evett Nancy Falik Carol H. Farber James A. Faulkner Arline R. Federico Deborah A. Fein A Elizabeth A. Fein Francine Feldman Michael E. Feldman Jane C Fendrick Ame Eugene A. Ference Douglas R. Ferguson John B. Ferguson Randolph L. Ferguson 368 Anthony G. Fernandes Lee Fikes Joseph C. File Walter D. Finch, Jr. Nlargret Fine Richard L. Finegold D. Craig Finger Paul Nl. Finker Estelle A. Finkle Richard B. Finlay Benjamin B. Fischer Erich J. Fischer William T. Fitzsimmons Gordon E. Fleig Karen R. Fleischer i Marian Flinker Anne M. Flood 369 William H. Forbes Sandra C. Ford 370 Toni G. Forman Richard Fortlque Roger K. Foulkes Gwynne Fowler Nichols K. Fowler Bruce R, Fox Donald R. Fox Edward H. Fox Laurel R. Fox Marcia L. Fox Richard S. Fox Hillel G. Fradkin Jeffrey R. Frank Laurie Frank James C. Franzek Frank J. Franzino Mary J. Fratianne Nlimi Fraticelli Thomas A. Fraus CY? 1, Nancy G. Freeman Bruce E. Frey Susan Nl. Friedman Walter N, Fulger 37 pn J Stephen W, Fuller Charles E. Funnell Rhoda G. Gally Pravin R. Gandhi Pedro I. Garcia Brian L. Garman John L. Garman, Jr. Carolyn R. Garmise 372 Richard J. Garson Jack M. Gaskin Richard H. Gaulton Niilinda L. Gavitt Patricia K. Geer Stephen S. Gelbart William A. Geohegan Richard R. Gerken David N. Gertler Leonard C. Giambalvo Louis R. Giancola Douglas W. Gibson It was tough to believe that some- one named Hunna Iohns could be elected Mayor, but elected he was. We didn't have much to do with the city except to go to flicks, dine out, buy our clothes, and compete in gas station contests. When Tompkins County instituted a sales tax, though, we demanded again the right to vote. Penny E. Gibson William E. Giezendanner Michael L. Gilbert Richard J. Gilkeson Valerie L. Gillespie 373 374 Robert Kennedy spoke to us in front of Ives late one afternoon in the fall. Not yet completely adept at han- dling hostile questioners, Kennedy nevertheless excited us and we turned out to be one of the earliest groups to be won over in spite of ourselves, even if we still distrusted him to the hilt. A lot of us liked Ken Keating, but he showed up at the Wrong time and was of another age. Christina C. Gillis John V. Gilmour III Jerry A. Gindele Morton Gindi Jean Giovannone Karen S. Giventer James F. Glahn Samuel M. Glasser Marc Glassman David P. Gleason John D. Gleichauf Leslie A. Glick Mary R. Glick Judith H. Glucksberg James J. Gobert 1 Barry A. Gold Martin E. Gold Peter F. Gold Matthew Goldberg Roger H. Goldberg 375 Claudia D. Goldin Alvin J. Goldman Barbara H. Goldman Anne J. Golomb A 4 David S. Good ,V 376 'KIT l Jaye Goodman Phyllis L. Goodman Robert M. Goodman N A Susan E. Goodman David Goodwin Howard J. Gordon Barry J. Gorski Emilie E. Gostanian Samuel Gottfried 'Z Martin Gottlieb Sena R. Gottlieb Gary A. Gould Mark Gould Nina J. Gould Paul A. Gould Sophomore year was the architects' most festive fif fisticj St. Patrick's Day. A dragon peered out from Libe Tower and later hurtled through Day Hall. Patrolman Fred Rosica became known for his heroics in pursuit but we all came to like him because he drank coffee in the Ivy Room and at least smiled when he gave tickets. Lawrence Grabel Jane E. Grace Frank W. Graff Pamela IVI. Grant Anthony M. Grasso Edward K. Gray A Leon E. Gray, Jr. Bryce P. Graybilt Peter E. Grebow Barbara L. Green .1 378 Georgia N. Green John B. Green, Jr. Mark J. Green RogerJ. Green Allan D. Greenberg Harvey Greenberg Marjorie G. Greenberg William T. Greene Philip A. Greenhill Elizabeth Greenslade Matthew H. Greenstone James S. Greenwell Yhy. Elaine Z. Greider Spencer l. Gridley William H. Grohmann Robert E. Guldin Susan J. Gurian Thomas F. Guthrie David R. Gutknecht David P. Gutman William Warren Bradley of Prince- ton fsix feet fivej showed up in Bar- ton Hall one Ianuary night sopho- more year and piled up forty-nine points, which is still the court record. The next year over 9000 Cornellians packed the house. Bill scored forty points but Blaine Aston popped in a bucket with two seconds left and we won, 70-69. Jal B. Guzder Diane L. Haas Stephen R. Haas Susan J. Haber James N. Habib 379 380 . I 'K 4 ff yn I- I If ,Kd N .aw 1 1 if 1- , 4 h ww ,, . if 1' ' ' Q-Lf ,, as A we 1 Ai 'v-,-'im Q 3 W -Q .F !', YQMV. f -f if , X1 -'J F. 2 . ' f uv gn '51 f 1, 1 so I f '. ,- Q wi i,, K .. , M , 5 , X , , - , 'K gm 1 y 'L -4 f 7 ' A '. -, 7. 'A 4 , 4 ' N, , .K , , h in Q 4 ' Y we VV il in fum Y' -fu K' f i ,Q QV. y'k4:.',9 mf? -.Na ,, ., fs sl ' ' W fu off, r ' ,. va , nfl.. . J , -nf. ab, Nxt. 13 A Nh' Q V 3 ,.v W wx, ,,-6 ,Jn JM Paula M. Haimila Jeffrey R. Hall Michael F. Hall Russell C. Hall Sarah G. Hall R Thomas M. Hall Leslie Halpern Lewis A. Halpern David S. Hamburger John M. Hamilton Reed D. Hamilton, Jr. Theodore V. Hamilton Rebecca Hammerman Carol R. Handelman Paul S. Handzel 38 William D. Haney Eric M. Hanin Ned Hanna, Jr. Valerie Hansen William M. Hansen Q Virginia F. Hardy Donald E. Harner Duane C. Harrison Marc H. Harvvitt Susan M. Haskel 382 1-itzabi ' f - f' FEL ,N 5 as , . L,Aq .. V' Someone ran down the dorm Corri- dor, rapped sharply on the door, and screeched to us something about President Iohnson speaking on cam- pus at 9:00 that morning. President Iohnson? In Ithaca? No. But some dignitaries who were supposed to Come didn't make it and that got us down. And Earl Warren, the Su- premes, Chuck Berry .... L Susan Hathaway Allan A. Hauer Bruce NI. Hausy Miles J. Haven Nancy E. Havens arold P. Hawley, J Helen E. Haworth an John W. Haywood Ill A le Y Harriet E. Hecht Helmut G. Heidemann Madeline E. Hellman Charles A. Heinberg George F. Heinrich Henning E. Heldt 5 Lucia H. Heldt Joan A. Heller Carol E. Helmcke Lynne S. Hemenway 383 Robert C. Hempel Harry B. Herforth Cary S. Hershey Nancy Hertel Jeffrey E. Heywood ..-1 ...ad James B. Hill Senetta L. Hill Norman A. Hills George J. Hiltzik lVlady Hirschfeld 384 Margaret L. Hock Robert Hockenberger Jacqueline Hoeppner Arnold L. Hoffman Richard B. Hoffman Francis D. Hoffstot Abram P. Holcombe Ill Robert C. Holmes David J. Holzsager A. Joseph Homicz, Jr. Harry L. Hood Theodore L. Hopkins Richard T. Hoppe David J. Horn Richard J. Horn G. . . .p 5 J: N ! ysitisximi f Bm Ymw- Wm , '11,h 'tt f W . .. . . I ir 11,9-x5:5Lih.r,6 'Lf . C A WE' 645' co W' mv wxwedsl BN KM mkxitawf tor mwmm f. i .. t if . IA! if gl E Q W0f9'4'fv, a Offf its y..y : i j Aq Scandals in the class council elec- tions surprised us. Maybe we thought Cornellians were above conniving for petty offices. Some were sorely dis- appointed in a University which could not run a simple election with- out taint. Others took a brighter view and looked for increased student in- terest in running the University. Jonathan M. Horowitz Susan S. Horsey Stuart H. Hoskins Doris B. Houghton Kim M. Howell Carolyn L. Hoyer 385 Robert Y. Huang John H. Hubbell Richard C. Hulette John NI. Humphrey 386 Holly R. Huntley Sharon J. Hurwitz William J. Hutchinson Nancy L. Huxtable Patricia L. Huy We found a Discrimination Com- mission on campusg and soon there was a Disadvantaged Group Recruit- ment Committee: but it wasn't until senior year that we started moving past token integration. At least we hollered louder. rx Jerrold E. HyamS Derwin M. Hyde James F. Hyla Romilda T. lhm Rexford J. Inglis Robert lnslerman BarryJ. Irwin Charles J. lseman James A. Jackson William A. Jackson 387 Walter E. Jacobson Andrea Jacoby Joseph Jaffe Peter B. Jahrling John H. James Timothy W. Janaitis Frederick J. Jannett, Jr. Peter A. Janus Steven A. Jarose Ellen NI. Jarschauer 388 S Kathy M. Jassem Eric C. Jay Henrietta H. Jay Kurt J. Jenne Paul R. Jensen Patricia A. John Martin O. Johnsen Kenneth A. Johnson Norman E. Johnson Robert P, Johnson Stephen F. Johnson Susan M, Johnson William R. Johnson James D. Johnston R. Stevan Jonas David T. Jones Rev. Griff L. Jones Minas C. Kafatos E. Anne Kalberer Susan B. Jossem Edward L. Kabelac Russ E. Kegebein 'GQ Matthew A. Kalman Arthur B. Kane John M, Kane Susan J Kane David C Kantorczyk Alan W Kapnlow Marshall M. Kaplan Roger A. Karz One day in October sophomore year, we saw an endless line of mor- tarboarded a c a d e m i c s parading across the arts quad. The Centennial was upon us. Few who were there have forgotten the acerb perception of Sir Eric Ashby. Adlai Stevenson's session atop Olin Library persists as a remembrance of a man for all sea- sons who seemed too good for ours. 389 Stuart MacDonald Brown, Ir. be- came dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and presented a program by which a Ph.D. might be obtained in six years. Some were skeptical. A few said we were seeking the sensa- tional in the academic world. But this year we met the Fuds and many of us would have liked to share their ex- perience. Ronald H. Kaye Emily W. Keast Stephen C. Keast Richard G. Keir Jerry E. Keith Francine P. Keller Sue E. Kelsey Thomas F. Kennedy lVlarc J. Kessler Warren J. Kessler Nancy J. Keusch Margaret M. Kidd Robert D. Kimmey Robert Kinasewich Laurence R. King 39 392 Harvey Kinzelberg George B. Kirsch Alan H. Klein Carol M. Klein Doris J. Klein anet Z. Klein l Joan E. Klein Joseph A. Klein Roberta Klein ,nl VAAg. Stanley H. Klein Susan F. Klein Cheri J, Kleiner Ara Klidiian Judith l. Klimpl Florence E. Kline Katherine E. Klippert Ronni J. Klorman Headlines blared that Cornell was building a 10 Gev synchrotron but we still aren't sure what that is. It's just something being constructed under Alumni Field which made half of Kite Hill fall off. And Cornell decided to help erect a big telescope down in Arecibo, which is in Puerto Rico. We're pretty sure where that is. . in. Aa Matthew J. Kluger Laura J. Klugherz Ellen R. Kniffen Karen J. Knoller 393 Elizabeth D. Knott Mitchell H. Koch Fred I. Koenigsberg Charles K. Koepke Xavier Nl. Kohan Dale E. Kohget 394 Katherine V. Koklas Josef W. Konvitz Dennis E. Koza L. Alice J. Krakauer Jeffrey Krakowsky Edward C. Kramer Leonard J. Kramer Daniel P. Kraus Matthew A. Kraus Susan Krawiec Michael J. Kreisky Karen T. Kritz Philip L. Kroker Max J. Krotman Borys S. Krynytzky Jan W. Kubiak Erica K. Kumpf Albert J. Kumnick Bonnie L. Kupchak Lawrence Q. Kuser Dorothy J. Labbok Toni D. Ladenburg David C. Lampila 395 Ellen L. Lampila Edmund W. Lanctot, Jr. Those engineers among us who made it through freshman year found themselves able to elect a four-year program. Now everybody had the same class numerals. And getting that master's in live years sounded good. L.. A 396 lk Joan B. Landes Richard M. Lang Edward H. Lanzner Marcia J. Larson Robert Laureno Kathleen Lavery ...-l Janet E. Lawrence Lynne D. Lawrence Robert D. Lawrence Steven R. Lazare Thomas J. Leach Dana R. Lee Martin D. Leeds V. Roy C. Lefcourt Frederick B. Lehlbach Sara L. Leibowitz Peter F. Lemkin Laurence S. Lese Charles E. Levin Susan IVI, Levin Carol F. Levine Peter A. Levine Sam L. Levinger 397 David E- Levy Peter A. Lewin Carol E. Lewis Frederick C. Lewis Helen I. Lewis Sylvia G, Lewis 398 Lawrence C. Libman Alan L. Libshutz Charles H. Lichtblau Edward S. Lichtenberg Jeffrey B. Lichtman Richard D. Lieberman Gary B. Lieberthal Donald E. Lifton Judy Ann Limouze Suddenly we realized that there really was a war in Viet Nam. It was tough to find the place on a map but other people tried to help us locate it. Piokets appeared and they were not part of an I8:LR field project. Gradu- ally the protest movement grew and adopted a name, The Ad Hoo Com- mittee to End the War in Viet Nam. Richard M. Linchitz Joel B. Lippes aa. Roy A. List Robert H. Litter Qu- . Jane R. Littman Colleen Ni. Livingsto John J. Livingston Thomas S. Loane Philip F. Locke, Jr. Robert M. Lockwood 400 ' .fm ff f. ,- 5 -,, . .,...,,,Q . 1 . .4,, , V 1-Iifimg '.':: - - ,.-. Marjorie J. Lodwig John V. Logomarino Myron B. London Alfred C. Long Eloise N. Loos James R. Lopata George F. Lott Susan A. Loveland Thomas G. Lucas Paul T. Luce Thomas G. Luciani James A. Lunden John E. Lyncheski John S. Lyons Albert K. Ma Bryan A. MacFarlane Lawrence F. Mackles Earl D. Macmillan Joseph J. Madva John F. Maguire Timf5ThY M- Maker Frank N- lVlal1dig0 Robert C. Mangi Marsha E. Mann Carol S. Marcus Richard K. Margolis David C. Markant Myra Markowitz Richard H. Marks Stephen J. Marks lean Paul Sartre didn't visit Cornell because he did not agree with U.S. policy in Viet Nam. This dis- appointed those who sought to main- tain an open mind, as did the ill treatment given Averill Harriman. The Barton Hall sit-in made us con- sider just how far some should be al- lowed to interfere with others' rights. 40 W Carl S. Markussen Roger C. Marquart 402 Alfred C. Marrone Ann G. Nlartm Judy B. Martin . ,mf 5 Peter M. Martin Larry R. Matlack Pedro F. Mata John J. Matchulat Stephen B. Matheson :fha Pamela A. Mattice Melanie J. Mayer Grant J, Mayne Judith A. Maxsom Ruth J. Mazur Peter McAfee Frank L. McCabe Eugene C. McCann William F. McCann Anne C. McCormic Linda J. McCracken pug as Mary A. McDonald John J. McFadden, Jr. Barbara McGaughan Terence L. McGlashan 403 404 From th e Kahn-Bowers report emerged the University Commission on Undergraduate Education. Things started changingg grades came out in lettersg fr e s h m a n English disap- pearedg new courses were organizedg tenure committees started looking at a man's teaching experience. Cornell finally made its first leap forward. Martha E. McGregor Lawrence D. IVIcGuinn Eugene G. McGuire James R. McHugh James L. IVlcKean Carlton M. McKenney Frances A. McKenzie James F. McKevitt Dennis E. McLaughlin Linda A. McMahon Christopher MCIVIHHUS John W. McManus Richard K. McMurtry George E. McWeeney Holly S. Mead in Amanda J. Means Jonathan E. Medalia lngrida L. Mednis Lloyd S. Meisels Richard J. Meisinger 405 George D. Meixel, Jr. Rochelle L. Melkin Sandra M. Melloch Tina K. Melman George J. Mendelson .,..... Eileen F. Menteer Joan F. Mentley Duane R. Merrill Charles A. Meyer -Wi 406 George E. Meyer Margaret E. Meyer Vicki I. Meyer Susan N. Meyers Arpad M. Mihaly Robert A. Miles For a while fires seemed alphabeti- cal: Mann, Noyes, Olin, Physical Sci- ences .... The Ithaca Bowl went up in flames, as did George's Restaurantg but the blaze on Eddy Street fright- ened us and especially Collegetown residents. Yet we still kept renting apartments, even when the prices went up and the ceiling came down. Alan K. Miller Conrad Miller Howard S. Miller A Merrill L. Miller Andrea J. Mindlin Patricia C. Minikes Richard C. Minoia Dena R. Mishkoff John J. Missenis 407 Susan N. Mokotoff Patricia A. Monseau Catherine Montgomery Mary-Porter Montgomery Clayton L. Moore Jeffrey R. Moore ll John R. MoE Thomas R. Moore James A. Moravec David E. Mordovanec Daniel V. Morehouse Michael R. Moret Avanelle P. Morgan Bradford W. Morgan R, Russell Morin Howard S. Morris 408 Daniel Morrison Patrida A. Morse Robert A. Morse Betty J. Moschell Jane E. Moseley Jay D. Moses Ronald Moses Frederick W. Mosser Joyce L. Moye Joseph F. Mozer James E. Munger Jeanne Murphy Stephen A. Mutkoski Carole W. Myer Joseph D. Nacca . -z. iight A . V. gg, i in ii new ... 1 .gaiffiw HT : fee.. , f' i i ' Virginia R- Nagel Jerome N2Sh0rr1 Joyce Nassauer Jane A. Natter Dale L. Neaderhouser We learned that Cornell would change its calendar after we left. Stu- dents would have to come back ear- lier and there would be reading peri- ods. Incredible. We might even be able to do some swimming in Beebe. 409 Gerald E. Nearhood Alan F. Neckritz Sandra E. Nellis Sarah E. Nellis Sandra J. Nelsen William L. Nelson Mary D. Neufeld Tom S. Neuman Donald W. New Roger A. Newell Thomas E. Newell Carole E. Newman Mark A. Newman Ralston W. Newsam ll Duane T. Newton 411 Mary A. Nichols Doris J. Nicloy Cosette Nieporent Ruth E. Niese Charles E. Nigro Robert K. Niles Lawrence F. Noble David R. Northrop Evette S. K. Norton Robert K. Norton Reva H. Noskowitz Anne H. Nosworthy Marianne Nucci Jerrold A. Nussbaum Anita Nyyssonen Stuart Ockman 412 Ernest T. O'Connor Daniel K. Odell Steven M. Ogintz K Ted W. O'Hara Robert C. O'Keefe Paul O. Okonkwo John W. O'Leary Ill Keith M. Olin Kathryn M. Oliva L-.11 .Q .W ,. , Andrew White never intended to provide housing for all or even a ma- jority of us. But at the start of junior year, many freshmen found them- selves in the lounges we had used to type term papers and play cards all night. Perkinsville sprang up on the arts quad and we were told that new dorms were on the way-by 1969. Linda R. Olshina Vincent O. Olunloyo Billy A. Omabegho Mary A. Ondovchak Lawrence B. Ordower Donald L. Paddock 413 Jayne W. Palladino John A. Palladino Virpi O. Panttila Genevieve S. Partridge Lee I. Pasarew Geoffrey L. Patton Betty A. Paull Nancy H. Payne Robert D. Payne F. Geneva Pearce James W. Pearce, Jr. Patricia A. Pearce 414 Martha T. Pearlmutter Gregory Pearson Marjorie A. Peech Francis Perchalski, J Julia E. Perkins Lawrence B. Perkins Francine Perlman Allen W, Perry James Perry Philip R. Perry James W. Peterson Mari A. Peterson Some of us roomed with freshman friends junior and senior years when everybody seemed to coalesce after the sophomore experience. We had almost forgotten that Saturday night two years ago and sitting almost alone with Fred in the Barf Bar Sun- day night. We didn't begrudge any- body his house. It just hadn't been much fun for us. iff . .41 Marie E. Peterson Fredric J. Pashkow Jerry L. Pfeffer 415 Charles J. Picarelli Mary A. Pierson 416 Dianne E. Pilgrim Stephen Pincus Bernice R. Pine Beverly J. Pinkham Edward J. Piorun One afternoon the lights in the Straight began to flicker. Then they went out, as did the lights in the li- braries and those in the whole North- east. A year later blackouts became almost regular occurrences in Ithaca. Henry A. Pitt Barbara K. Pitts Susan I. Plesser Eusebio W. Po Ronald Nl, Podell L James K. Potfley Carol L. Polakotf Steven Polansky Cynthia L. Pollack Roberta M. Pollack 417 Steven E. Pollarl Barbara POllaI1d Bruce K. Pollock Nichols A. Ponomareff Patricia A. Pons Michael S. Porter Ronald D. Porter Mark A. Posner Alexandra M. Post John M. Potter Ned Harkness set up shop, and soon you had to wait in line to watch his boys play. Ierry Kostandoff was of the old erag soon he was suc- ceeded by Doug and Dave Ferguson, Mike Doran, Bob Ferguson, Paul Alt- house . . . and Harry. Neil J. Principe Robert H. Priscott Michael O. Pulling Donald W. Pulver James E. Purcell Elias Purow . 4 Cortland R. Pusey, Jr. Patricia A. Putnam Thomas M. Quaranto Ge . if J Perry D. Quick Peter J. Quigley Norman Y. Quon Steven M. Rabin Charles Z. Radick Janet D. Randall 419 Rita P. Ratner Carol J. Ravitsky Walker H. Rayburn, Jr. Jeanne L. Raymond Gail A. Ready Paul A. Reasenberg .. . 'X 1... i i ' is 420 Janetta Rebold Michael H. Redlin Bruce W. Reeves Edward J. Regan Laurence Reich Mary A. Reilly - V 'if', 4 L P, A . ,,,,. ,, . it S , iid. EQ ,f if, , K ,f .q.'Qrq,?' R 'f 'if , 'sl-M tL,1W?L,.,,,..' 1 , , irrr ,iff in , A 3. 1 if L A , lp '1 li , , .mQ.1+,,Q- : - fe. -v r H 'Zvi-:,,I ,, ,La' . '? i'5.j .1 , . 11 mf - , , .ig-1 .alaska 'A . Q aggpiggff , f 2 11 gi 15? f '5:fi'wiffi lfii ft 4 .Btwn-f'a:1 Q, j I - ff.,.q1,4f-' '3i.2.gfigff ,, , W , i,.y -- 'R . A, R' i. ' -at -4 on J.. Thomas E. Reilly Harriet R. Reisen Howard L. Reiter Some of us managed to wend our way to Lower Alumni Field in the spring to see Ned Harkness lead his lacrosse squad to a league title. Ned placed the trophy next to the one his hockey team had brought back that winter and no one can say he didn't deserve it. After all, wasn't it almost the same team as the year before? David M. Rekosh Noel M Linda L. Rempe Byron M. Rendar Laurie P. Renz Robert W. Reohr 42 Fernado Restrepo Thomas W. Richards Alan H. Richman Randall P. Richter Michael N. Riff Caroline A. Rigby Eric L. Rill Sheila D. Rimland David C. Riordan Ronald R. Riso Laura J. Roberts Edward L. Robertson ll 422 Frederick Robinson, Jr. Robert G. Robinson Charles A, Roby Adam H, Romeiger William R. Romig Jeffrey K. Rose John E. Rose Michael D. Rose Donald R. Rosenbaum Carl l. Rosenberg Gerald L. Rosenberg Vivian L. Rosenberg Barbara J. Rosenfelder Iris Roshfeld David B. Ross Mitchel Ross Gregory A. Rossoff Jack A. Roth f H Rouso Richard P. Rova Richard S Rowley D Rubenstein Michael L. Rub Robert D. Russell Joseph F Russo Richard A Russo David C Ruth R Edward Ryberg Anne B. Sack Claudia NI Sack Gerald W Safarlk James Sagalyn Thomas S. Salinger Richard M. Salsberg Brenda A. Saltzman Michael A, Samach Justine M, Samalionig sim' Sigma Chi found itself at odds with its national, and the Straight began to bar dogs from eating areas. Professor William Friedland led us in a union sing, but the Cayuga Heights cops set up several speed traps. We worried about the draft, and then about the draft testg but people didn't even show up for it one Saturday. 425 426 Guillermo de Santamaria David P. Sargent, Jr. Peter J. Sarkus wilt Karl Sauryn Frederick R. Savage . - .. .sL.L.iA1L Those of us who knew Tom Harp liked him and we knew that he didn't like to lose. lack Musick took over at a tough time-he barely had time to put together a freshman team -but he came up with a 6-3 record. We respected him and he respected the Ivy League athletic tradition. The team moved westward. Lo! the future was bright. Edgar T. Savidge Ill Ann T. Savishinsky Virginia A. Sawyer Jay R. Scarborough James R. Schatz Stephen E. Scheckler Philip S. Scheff Ronald L. Schendel James R. Schiebel Margery S. Schiffman Mark J. Schiffman Evelyn D. Schillawski 427 Nancy C. Schilling Karen R. Schlanger Ruth A. Schlifter Arthur R. Schlosser Kay D. Schlosser Ellen J. Schmidt Cynthia J. Schneider Roy M. Schoenfeld Emily G. Schumacher Georgianna Schuyler Henry E. Schwabrow Leslie S. Schwarting .1 428 Alan IVI. Schwartz Evelyn J. Schwartz Jack Nl. Schwartz Victor J. Schwartz Paul Schweikher Dick W. Schwenzer The girls at Risley skipped a meal to protest contract dining and poor food. Student Government started a boycott against University dining fa- cilities and everybody marched around in a circle behind Day Hall shouting 'High prices! Bad Food! While we ate our Straightburgers, cokes got smaller but cost more. -i we Z' ' ,..,...-Ai' r George J. Schwinn John L. Scott June IVI. Scott Kathleen B. Scott Carol E. Scribante Edward B. Seeger, Jr. Barbara A. Sellenfreund John F. Seery, Jr. Joan B. Segal 429 Richard A. Seipt Paul S. Selinger Donald R. Shapiro Barbara M. Shapot Lawrence H. Sharf Robert W. Sharp 430 Carol-Lynne Shavelson Jeffrey F. Sheara Nlarijean Shelton David A. Sherf Karen R. Shields Kathleen Shirley L. Sally Shoolman Douglas L. Shore John R. Short Carolyn B. Shreve D Martin Shulewitz Arnold I. Siegel Jeffrey A. Siegel Jerome S. Siegel Rita B. Siegel Randall L. Sierk Judith E. Silverman Phyllis J. Silverman Nancy J. Simkin David IVl. Simon Janet M. Simons Barbara J. Sims Robert D. Slama R. Giuseppi Slater Eileen N. Slattery Ad QL? A Mark A. Slomoff Kathia L. Slougher Laurence Slous Barry A. Smith Diane A. Smith Elizabeth L. Smith Frederic A. Smith Linda J. Smith Lois T. Smith Margaret T. Smith av- 432 Patricia Nl. Smith Peter T. Smith Glen D. Snell, Jr. Virginia D. Snider Larry S. Snowhite Ira R. Snyder Robert E. Snyder June N. Sobelsohn Peter J. Sokoiosky Kenneth T. Solnit l We were never in love with the proctor, but we admitted that most of the fault lay with his job. Those of us in trouble knew Mr. George as the man who got us out of jail. The but- ton was funny but unfairg and when Mr. Travis pushed an underclassman outside the Straight, we didn't regard Campus patrolmen very kindly. JW J0al'l E S0l0m0n John R. Sonnhalter Bruce A. Sorrie Robert E. Southard Martha Spangenberg 433 434 Cathy Spatz Edward D. Spear Q'-3 Sandra Nl. Specht William H. Spellman Frank A. Spencer, Jr L lan P. Spier Eugene S. Spinner Frank J. Sprtel Henry A. Stable, Jr. Donald L. Stanczak David J. Stang George Stein, Jr. Phyllis B. Steinberg Mary M. Steinmetz Michael H. Sterling Alexander M. Stevens, Jr. Carol A. Stilwell 435 Robert E. Stock Susan M. Stojoski Sandra L, Stone Susan R. Stone Joseph E. Stout Clifford J. Straehley, Jr. Kenneth R. Strahs Stephen H. Strand 436 Barry L. Strauss Jeffrey F. Streeseman Howard Z. Streicher Samuel D Strelff Jeremy H Strickland Morrill Hall became a national landmark, but one great man of Cor- nell passed on. Prof. Peter Debye be- came as much a part of chemistry as Baker Lab. Even when he grew too old to teach, and that wasn't until he was eighty, you could see him upstairs in Baker, as he never ceased experimenting and working in his lab. David C. Stroiney Ellen J. Stromberg Mary Anne E. Strong Beatrice Stybel Charles H. Styer Pamela J. Suchar LaWrenCe D. Sugar John T. Sugrue Walter T. Sulkowski Douglas Swanson, Jr. 437 Helen IVI. Swanson Lonetta Swartout Lewis B. Swift lll William S. Swift Jerryanne Taber ii , David K. Taddeo Namie C. Tanaka Judith L. Tanenbaum Jules Nl. Tanenbaum Edward D. Tanenhaus Bruce M. Tansey Arvo Tars Ralph N. Teeters Malcolm E. Teixeira Qt.-3,' 438 Laraine R. Testa Dan L. Thompson Frederick J. Thompson Kent Thompson Robert L. Thompson Janet Nl. Tierney No more boburgers and hot apple turnovers. Obie went to Spain and Bud rnoved around the corner. One night somebody figured out how to keep the pinball machine going for- everg pull out the plug and then put it back in after the ball dropped. It never would have happened had Obie been there. He would have greased the cord. Richard J. Tillorson Ralph W. Timerman Carol L. Toich L Marilyn TOIT1 James W. Tompsett Ann N. Tonsager Warren C. Trested, Jr. Edward J. Troy James W. Trullinger 439 Toby Tucker Richard D. Tunick Bruce R. Turiansky Thomas N. Tuthill Richard N. Tverdoch Ivan N. Tylawsky Edward J. Tyler Eileen Tyrala Sigismund J. Ucasz Larry J. Underhill Reeve D. Vanneman Francis G. Van Schaick Jon C. Vaughters Douglas W. Veit William A. Viertel Joyce Villata 440 Katherine H. Vollmer Carl N. von Ende Douglas R. Wade, Jr. William A. Wadsworth Frank D. Wagner Donna E. Walker Lewis M. Walker Susan W. Walsh Bonnie A. Walzer Nick Waranoff Cristen L. Ward Elaine lVl. Ware Stephen M. Warner Constance A. Warren Stephen G. Warren Germain Edward Deseve advised us to Burn Dartmouth. We wore his stickers and showed up on Alumni Field to hear lack Musick and burn those effigies. The proctor and Dean Davis wore stickers, too. so l 44 3' I W Wayne F. Warriner, Jr. Alan S. Wasserstrom Pauline D. Watkins Donald A. Weaclon, Jr. Helena E. Webb Steven Wechsler Robert L- Wehe, Jr. Nelson H. Weiderman Susan J. Weiner Barbara Weinflash Michael P. Weinstein Tedra G. Weisbrod Howard l. Weiss Marla S. Weiss David G. Welch A 442 Richard H. Weldgen, Jr. Jean B. Welinsky Marianne L. Wendel Susan Wensley Laurence Wesolowski Gatewood West Thomas G. West Ronald L. Westbrook Carol A. Whitby Robert M. White Catherine J. Whitehouse Charles W. Whitmore Edward R. Wiener Lawrence E. Wiesen Leslie H. Wiesenfelder W. f-'S' if dz 444 Ralph V. Wilhelm, Jr. Margaret E. Willers Brian J. Williams Christopher D. Williams Donald B. Williams Gregory J. Williams .Q S Richard C. Williams Todd R. Williamson David F. Wilson Peter S. Winckler Gary D. Winkel Roger A. Winkle Susan L. Winslow Delba S. Winthrop is K L.. Stephen P. Withrow Peter C. Woglom Bennet Wolff Jane L. Wolfson Susan K. Wolman Richard G. Wood Thomas N. Wood Elaine F. Woods 446 Paul R. Woodward David L. Worrell Richard C. Wright Timothy W. Wright David P. Yewell John D. Yonkers Caroline V. Young Margaret A. Zader Stephen J. Zaslaw John Zawinski James C. Zeman Robert C. Zimmerman 53 TiiSi.w.r, v' It's all over. We heard ourselves yell that at basketball games and mutter it quietly after a prelim, but this time it was us. Graduated. Through. No more ID card, or class blazer, or stickers on the car. No more browsing library, smoking room, or paper airplanes at Spring Weekend concerts. No more Cornell eight o'clocks, but possibly Wall Street nine o'clocks or Army five o'olooks. We were glad we made it but we weren't really ready to take our solitary way. Victor Nl. Zion Douglas E. Zirkle Donald Lee Zolotorofe 447 Paul S. Zottoli Walter J. Zygmunt 448 Senior Director PHYLLIS BONNIE AARON, Highland Park, Ill. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Highland Park High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. WILLIAM GEORGE ABEL, Rochester. Agri- culture, Food Distribution. B.S. St. Thomas Aquinas Institute. Chi Psi. Red Key, Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Fr. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Univer- sity Grant, Cornell Club of Rochester Scholarship. MICHA ABELES, Forest Hills. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Forest Hills High School. Delta Micron, Alpha Delta. Varsity Fencing, Rifle Team, Golf Team, 150-lb. Football. Wearer of the C. Pres., Asian Society: V.-Pres., Fr. Class Council: Treas., Cornell Forum. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. MIKE F. ABFALL, Avon, O. Agriculture, Dairy Husbandry. B.S. Avon High School. Delta Upsilon. Fr. Football, Fr. Track. Wearer of the Numerals. Judo Club, ln- tramural Athletics, Newman Foundation, Pre-Vet Society. Cornell Scholarship. ROGER IAN ABRAMS, Union, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government Honors. A.B. Union High School. Tau Delta Phi. W.V.B.R.: Orientation Counsellor: Cornell Forum: U.S. State Department Summer Intern Program. Shering Foundation Award. Dean's List. STEPHEN LEWIS ACKLEY, Tonawanda. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Chatham Senior High School. Steward, Phi Sigma Kappa. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. CHARLES HALL ACTON, JR., Doylestown, Pa. Electrical Engineering. B.S. The Phil- lips Exeter Academy. V.-Pres., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Fr. Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Fr. Lacrosse, Varsity Lacrosse. Wearer of the Numerals. University Comm. on Aca- demic Integrity. WARREN ADIS, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences, Philosophy. A.B. A. B. Davis High School. Varsity Boxing. C.C.Y.C., Ski Club, Young Rep., U.S.S.C., S.F.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Veteran's Administration Scholarship. JUDY ANN ADLER, Rockville Centre. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. South Side High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Brazil Project, C.L.A.Y., International Ori- entation, Cornell Latin-American Assoc., Cornell Comm. on U.S.-Latin American Relations, C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. HECTOR RODOLFO AKEL, Guayaquil, Ecuador. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Colegio San Jose Lasalle. Zeta Psi. Inter- nationally Speaking, A.L.A.C., A.S.M.E. Foreign Students Scholarship. AFOLABI Y. N. AKERELE, Lagos, Nigeria. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. St. Gregory's College. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Wa- termagin. Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. African Student Union, One World Club. Dean's Scholar- ship. JOHN E. ALDEN, JR., South Amboy, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Blair Academy. Pres., Theta Delta Chi. Pres., Ye Hosts. 150-lb. Football. C.H.A., H.E.C., Cornell Innkeeper. Dean's List. ROBERT LAURENCE ALDERMAN, Syra- cuse. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Nottingham High School. Zeta Beta Tau. W.S. Issues Comm., W.S. Campus Rela- tions Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LAWRENCE E. ALEXANDER, New York. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Barn- ard School For Boys. Quill and Dagger. Pres., Octagon: C.D.C.: Director, Cornell Adventure Films. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MOHAMED AHMED ALIREZA, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Haileybury and l.S.C. Arab Club: Interna- tional Rep., One World Club. FREDRICK JOHN ALLAN, Thorold, On- tario, Canada. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Thorold High School. V.- Pres., Psi Upsilon. Majura Nolanda. Fr. Hockey, Varsity Hockey, Baseball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Asst. Fr. Hockey Coach, U.S.S.C. Cornell Schol- arship. THOMAS RENAUD ALLAN, Chappaqua. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences and Psychology. A.B. Horace Greeley High School. Public Relations Chrmn., Rushing Chrmn., Kappa Sigma. Fr. Track, Varsity Track. Wearer of the Numerals. Rugby Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, American Legion Scholarship. BARBARA LOU ALLEN, Stamford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. Rippowam High School. V.-Pres., Pledge Trainer, Sigma Delta Tau. Pi Delta Epsi- Ion. Orientation Counsellor: U.S.S.C.: Residential Editor, Cornellian: Dorm Pro- gram Comm.: S.G. Index: R.A.R. Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. MICHAEL CARL ALLERDING, Hastings, Mich. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Hastings High School. Delta Chi. Kappa Kappa Psi. Pres., Concert Band: Repertoire Band: Big Red Band: S.G. Training Comm. Cornell Scholarship. RICHARD LOUIS ALLMAN, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Uni- versity High School. Pi Delta Epsilon. Sun. ROBERT MARK ALTER, Newton, Mass. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Newton High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Assoc. Edi- tor, Image: Trojan Horse: I.F.C. Academic Affairs Comm.: Judo Club. Cornell Schol- arship. Dean's List. DELMAR PAUL ALTHOUSE, Kentville, N.S. Can. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Kings County Academy. Varsity Hockey. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell Scholarship. RONALD F. ALTMAN, Rockville Centre. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. South Side Senior High School. Asst. Treas., Beta Sigma Rho. Young Dem., I.F.C. Tu- tor, C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LOUIS LUCAS AMADEO, JR., Huntington. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Walt Whitman High School. Delta Phi. Ithaca Tutorial, Folk Song Club, Cornell Con- servative Club, Young Rep., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ARTHUR ALLEN AMBERG, Grants Pass, Ore. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Grants Pass High School. Sec., Ho- Nun-De-Kah. Pres., A.S.A.E. Cornell Uni- versity Scholarship. FREDERICK JAMES AMROSE, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Not- tingham High School. Pi Kappa Alpha. Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Pre-Law Society: Fr. Sweater Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FREDERIC M. ANDERSON, Upper Saddle River, N.J. Agriculture, Business Manage- ment. B.S. Ramsey High School. Sigma Chi. Scabbard 84 Blade. Fr. Hockey. Wearer of the Numerals. Professional Drummer: Pilot Training: Wing Com- mander, Arnold Air Society: A.F.R.O.T.C. Group Commander: Intramural Athletics. A.F.R.O.T.C. F.A.P. Scholarship. Dean's List. GAIL ELIZABETH ANDERSON, Towson, Md. Arts and Sciences, Philosophy. A.B. Tow- son High School. Head Chimesmaster, Outing Club, Folk Dance Club, Sage Chapel Choir, The Commons, Interna- tional Orientation Counsellor. Cornell Scholarship. JOHN BAILEY ANDERSON, Canandaigua. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Canandaigua Academy High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Chamber Or- chestra, University Orchestra. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. FRANK ANTHONY ANGELOSANTO, May- nard, Mass. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Maynard High School. Kappa Delta Rho. Newman Foundation. Cornell Schol- arship. ANNE ST. HELENS ANGEVINE, East Aurora. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Caledonia-Mumford Central School. Archon, Phi Sigma Sigma. C.D.C., 4-H Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LINDA ANGLISS, Easton, Conn. Home Economics, Home Economics Education. B.S. Joel Barlow High School. Episcopal Church Council, Program Chrmn., Treas., lntervarsity Christian Fellowship, C.U.R.W. Board: Sec., Mott Student Comm., Univ. Life Comm. Cornell Scholarship. PANAYIOTIS CONSTANTINOS ANOUSSIS, Athens, Greece. Hotel Administration. B.S. Athens College. Theta Delta Chi. Banquet Mgr., H.E.C., Orientation 100 In- structor, Asst. Mgr., Statler Club Dining Room. Taylor Foundation Scholarship. ARTHUR ERWIN APPEL, Mamaroneck. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Mamaro- neck High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. Exec. Board, S.G. Campus Chest: U.S.S.C.: In- tramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship, Mamaroneck Univer- sity Club Scholarship, Larchmont-Mamar- oneck Student Aid Fund Scholarship. LESLEY ANN APT, Larchmont. Arts and Sciences, Russian. A.B. Mamaroneck High School. W.S. Fine Arts Comm.g Treas., Modern Dance Club: Russian Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. LAURENCE WARREN AREND, Austin, Tex. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. St. Ste- phen's Episcopal School. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Dean's List. MARYA JEAN ARGETSINGER, Burdett. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Watkins Glen Central High School. Treas., Tau Beta Sigma. Widow: Repertoire Band, C.U.R.W., Asst. Director, Westside Com- munity Center. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SHARON VERONICA ARGUS, Lake View. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Fron- tier Central High School. U.S.S.C., Catho- lic Choir. Ford Motor Company Scholar- ship. ANDREW ANTHONY ARIANSEN, Fairfield, Conn. Hotel Administration. B.S. Fairfield College Preparatory School. Treas., Phi Kappa Sigma. C.H.A., H.E.C., C.M.A.A.p Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Outing Club, Cor- nell Stock Market Club. Schlitz Founda- tion Scholarship, Taylor Foundation Scholarship. MARY KATHERINE ARNOLD, Nanuet. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Albertus Magnus High School. New- man Foundation, U.S.S.C., Internationally Speaking. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STANLEY WARREN ARTZ, Bayside. Agri- culture, Microbiology. B.S. Bayside High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Phi Eta Sigma. Fr. Golf. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, National Science Foundation Grant. Dean's List. MARK EDWARD ASCERNO, JR., Beth- page. Agriculture, Entomology. B.S. Plain- edge High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. LAUREL LOUISE ASHBY, Williston Park. Home Economics, Child Development and Journalism. B.S. Herricks Senior High School. Delta Gamma. Trojan Horse, U.S.S.C., D.G.R.C., Orientation Counsel- lor, Orientation Director, Octagon, Dorm Publicity Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell University Grant. STEVEN ASHER, University Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Cleve- land Heights High School. I.F.C. Walk, Austin McCormick Youth Camp. Dean's List. STEVEN LEE AUERBACH, Howard Beach. Agriculture, Food Science. B.S. Thomas Jefferson High School. Phi Kappa Tau. Pre-Vet Society: Sec., Cornell Dairy Sci- ence Assoc.: Dairy Judging Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. ERIC WILLIAM AUGUSTA, Scotia. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Scotia- Glenville High School. Steward, Delta Tau Delta. Cornell University Glee Club, Intra- mural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GARY AUSTIN, Cortland. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Cortland Senior High School. Social Chrmn., Trian- gle. Editor, Bear Facts. N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. STEWART PHILIP AXELBAUM, University City, Mo. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. University City High School. University Orchestra, D.G.R.C., S.G. Campus Chest, Octagon. Cornell Scholarship. SUSAN EVE AXELROD, Westbury. Agricul- ture, Science Education. B.S. W. Tresper Clarke High School. Corresponding Secre- tary, Delta Delta Delta. R.A., Dorm Coun- cil. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. B ALAN HENRY BAERENKLAU, Manhasset. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Manhasset High School. Alpha Zeta. Pre- Vet Society, U.S.S.C., Cornellian, S.C.A.V.M.A. KENNETH ROBERT BAHM, Rochester. Agriculture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. Ben- jamin Franklin Junior-Senior High School. Steward, Delta Chi. C.D.C., I.F.C. Analysis and Research Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dyson Foundation Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD STUART BAILYN, Teaneck, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry Honors. A.B. Teaneck High School. Social Chrmn., Rep. at Large, Tau Epsilon Phi. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta. U.S.S.C. Dean's List. ANNE ELIZABETH BAKER, Oneonta. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation and Child Development. B.S. Oneonta Senior High School. Repertoire Band, Symphonic Band, Newman Foun- dation. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KAREN ANNE BAKER, Coshocton, O. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Coshocton High School. Chrmn., Willard State Men- tal Health Teamg C.C.Y.C.: Cornell Con- servative Clubg Sage Chapel Choir. CANDACE SEWARD BALDWIN, Flourtown, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Classical Civiliza- tion. A.B. Springside School. Social Chrmn., Chapter Pres., Kappa Kappa Gamma. R.A., Jr. Panhel Council: Treas., W.A.A. Dean's Scholarship. BEVERLY W. BALL, Williamsville. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Am- herst Central Senior High School. Alpha Phi. Special ChiIdren's Clinic, Synchro- nized Swimming Club, Transfer Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. THOMAS MICHAEL BALLAGH, Lowville. Agriculture, Agronomy. B.S. Copenhagen Central School. Cayuga Lodge. Ho-Nun-De- Kah. Student-Faculty Liaison Comm., Ag. College S.C., U.S.S.C., Agronomy Club, Round-Up Club, Soil Judging Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Watertown National Bank Scholarship, New York Farmers Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. HENRY BRIM BALSER, Jamaica. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Jamaica High School. Quill and Dagger, Phi Eta Sigma. Editorial Board, Sun: S.F.E.3 Fayette Co. Project, S.D.S.g Ad Hoc Comm., Mott Comm., D.G.R.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. WILLIAM MICHAEL BALTZ, St. Peters- burg, Fla. Hotel Administration. B.S. Ad- miral Farragut Academy. Delta Tau Delta. Cornell Conservative Club, Young Rep., Outing Club, C.H.A., Cornell Red Cross, H.E.C., Cornell Rifle and Pistol Club. Dean's List. PENELOPE SUE BAMBERGER, Harrison. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Harrison High School. Second V.-Pres., Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pres., V.-Pres., Panhel: W.S. Social Comm.: W.A.A., U.S.S.C.: Panhel Publicity Comm.: C.C.Y.C., Synchronized Swimming Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholar- ship. MICHAEL DOWNING BANK, White Plains. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Arch- bishop Stepinac High School. Theta Chi. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MICHAEL STEPHEN BANK, New Rochelle. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. New Rochelle High School. Pres., Social Chrmn., Phi Epsilon Pi. Tennis. Wearer of the Numerals. Esperanto Club, Pre-law Society. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BARRY A. BARCLAY, Cranbury, N.J. Me- chanical Engineering. B.S. Lawrenceville School. Theta Delta Chi. CHARLES FREDERICK BARER, Bronxville. Arts and Sciences, Classical Civilization. A.B. Bronxville High School. Special Proj- ects Chrmn., Phi Kappa Psi. Aquarius. Fr. Swimming, Varsity Swimming. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., Orientation Counsellor, Cornell University Glee Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. KAREN LEE BARLOW, White Plains. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing, and Housing and Design. B.S. Albion Central High School. Cornell Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD GREGG BARR, JR., Ithaca. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Lansdowne- Aldan High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu. J. McMullen Regional Scholar- ship, Union Carbide Engineering Scholar- ship. Dean's List. JO ANN BARRETT, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. The Bronx High School of Science. Delta Phi Epsilon. C.U.R.W. Northside Settlement House Volunteer, D.G.R.C., Dorm Council, Dorm Judicial Board, Folk Song Club, Ori- entation Counsellor, Ad Hoc Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BENJAMIN STOCKWELL BARRINGER, New Milford, Conn. Agriculture, General Ag- riculture. B.S. Canterbury Preparatory School. Membership V.-Pres., Alpha Phi Delta. Octagon, Round-Up Club. ROBERT HENRY BARTH, JR., Lincroft, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Middletown Township High School. Alumni Sec., Newsletter Editor, Lambda Chi Alpha. C.D.C., C.C.Y.C., Town Dupli- cate Club, Intramural Athletics. National Merit Scholarship. E. ANTHONY BASILIO, Rochester. Agricul- 449 450 ture, Food Science. B.S. West High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship, R. T. French Food Technology Scholarship. Dean's List. WILLIAM HOLGER BASON, Derby. Agricul- ture, Marine Ecology and Oceanography. B.S. Lake Shore Central High School. Pres., Algonquin Lodge. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. M. BARRY BATINKOFF, Ferndale. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Liberty Central School. Phi Sigma Delta. Dean's List. MICHAEL GREGORY BATT, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Amherst Cen- tral High School. Sigma Chi. Alpha Epsi- Ion Delta. Fr. Tennis, Fr. Squash. Wearer of the Numerals. Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KEVIN J. BATTISTONI, Bangall. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Pine Plains Central School. Phi Gamma Delta. M.R.C.: Dorm Pres.: Pre-Vet Society: Co- Chrmn., Cornell Day: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. BARRY LEWIS BATZING, Rochester. Agri- culture, Bacteriology. B.S. Brighton High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WILLIAM CLARENCE BAUER Ill, Sarasota, Fla. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Riverview High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. LAWRENCE E. BAUTER, JR., Avoca. Agri- culture, General Agriculture. B.S. Avoca Central School. Round-Up Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LYNN WOODWARD BAXTER, Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Hillsdale College Preparatory School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Sage Chapel Choir, Dialogue. Dean's List. CHRISTOPHER ALAN BECK, Radnor, Pa. Electrical Engineering. B.S. The Haverford School. Executive Board, Theta Chi. U.S.S.C. EDWARD IRWIN BECK, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Erasmus Hall High School. Athletic Chrmn., Beta Sigma Rho. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ALAN I. BECKER, Flushing. Arts and Sci- ences, Government. A.B. Forest Hills High School. Alumni Sec., Rushing Chrmn., Treas., Pi Kappa Alpha. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Pres., Delta Sigma Rho- Tau Kappa Alpha. Treas., Mgr., Cornell Debate Assoc.: Treas., Cornell Political Union: Young Rep.: U.S.S.C. National Merit Scholarship, National Honor Society Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Bohack Scholarship. Dean's List. ERIC EDGAR BEHRENS, Old Chatham. Agriculture, Animal Physiology. B.S. Chatham Central High School. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. MARSHA SUE BEIRACH, West Orange, N.J. Home Economics, Food and Nutri- tion. B.S. West Orange High School. Re- cording Sec., Treas., Delta Phi Epsilon. Tau Beta Sigma. Concert Band: Reper- toire Band: Symphonic Band: U.S.S.C.: Hillel: Treas., Intersorority Council. Dean's List. BEVERLEY BEISNER, Owego. Arts and Sciences, Philosophy. A.B. Owego Free Academy. Women's Swimming Team: Chrmn., Critical Support Comm.: Mott Centennial Comm.: Education Chrmn., Newman Foundation: Folk Dance Club: Sage Chapel Choir: C.U.R.W. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Dean's Scholarship, Cornell Federation of Women's Clubs Scholar- ship. Dean's List. PHYLLIS JOAN BELL, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Erasmus Hall High School. Dorm Pres.: Sec., W.S.G.A. Res. Comm.: W.S.G.A. As- sembly: Dorm Program Comm.: V.-Pres., Council Member, Hillel: Special ChiIdren's Clinic: Sec., W.S. Campus Relations Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LONNY J. BENAMY, Brooklyn. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Midwood High School. House Mgr., Young Israel. Billiard Team. Outing Club, Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Jewish Agricul- tural Society Scholarship. ALICE KITTREDGE BENJAMIN, Skaneate- les. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Skaneateles Central School. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEFF BENJAMIN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sci- ences, Government. A.B. Erasmus Hall High School. V.-Pres., Pledgemaster, Phi Sigma Epsilon. 150-Ib. Football. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. ROBERT FREDRIC BENJAMIN, Silver Spring, Md. Engineering Physics. B.S. Northwood High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Cornell Engi- neer. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. JOHN EDGAR BENNETT, Holcomb. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Bloomfield Central School. Alpha Gamma Rho. Round-Up Club: V.-Pres., Ag. College S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BEDFORD TATE BENTLEY, Baltimore, Md. Engineering Physics. B.S. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Kappa Delta Rho. A.F.R.O.T.C. A. Rhodes Scholarship. Lyndon- BRADLEY WILLARD BENTLEY, ville. Agriculture, Pomology. B.S. Lyndon- ville Central High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHRISTINE HELEN BENZOW, Home Economics, Housing and Design. B.S. Lafayette High School. Folk Dance Club, C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Mabel V. Merritt Scholarship. HAROLD KARL BERENZWEIG, Flushing. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. Francis Lewis High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsi- lon Delta, Phi Beta Kappa. S.G. Campus Chest: Pres., Model Railroad Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship at Cornell. Dean's List. RUSSELL EVERETT BERG, Mineola. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations, Organizational Behavior. B.S. Mineola High School. Par- liamentarian, I.F.C. Rep., Sec., Delta Chi. I.L.R.-U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Mineola-Garden City Rotary Schol- arship. HARVEY LEONARD BERGER, Bronx. Elec- trical Engineering Honors. B.S. McBurney School. House Mgr., Phi Sigma Epsilon. I.E.E.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMul- len Regional Scholarship, Chrysler Corpo- ration Scholarship. MALCOLM PAUL BERGER, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Taylor Allderdice High School. Judo Club, U.S.S.C., C.C.Y.C. Buffalo. SAMUEL R. BERGER, Millerton. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Webutuck Central School. Phi Gamma Delta. Sec., Aleph Samach: Quill and Dagger. Pres., I.F.C.: U.S.S.C.: Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. BARBARA DORIS BERGMAN, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Midwood High School. C.U.R.W. Community Activities. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BERNARD ALLEN BERGMAN, Newark. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Newark Central School. House Mgr., Ap- peals Board, Delta Chi. Cornell Conserva- tive Club, Young Rep. N.Y.S. Regents' Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BRUCE MICHAEL BERLIN, Camden, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Woodrow Wilson High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Assoc. Editor, I.F.C. Standard: I.F.C. Walk: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: W.S. Special Events Comm.: Pre-Law Society: Intramural Athletics: I.F.C. Rushing Book Comm. STANLEY ,BERNARD BERMAN, North Miami Beach, Fla. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. North Miami Senior High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. ADELE ELLEN BERNSTEIN, New Bruns- wick, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Sociology Honors and Chemistry. A.B. New Bruns- wick Senior High School. Pledge Mistress, Scholarship and Activities Chrmn., Rush- ing V.-Chrmn., Phi Sigma Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent. S.G. Training Comm.: Sec., Panhel: Chrmn., Panhel Publicity Comm.: Chrmn., Panhel Publications Comm. National Merit Schol- arship. GEORGE JOHN BEYER, West Seneca. Vet- erinary Medicine. D.V.M. West Seneca Central High School. Alpha Zeta, Alpha Psi. S.C.A.V.M.A. Cornell Scholarship. KENNETH JAMES BICKFORD, Wilbraham, Mass. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Fal- mouth High School. Zeta Psi. Cornell University Grant. WILLIAM STEPHEN BILENKY, Verbank. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Willbrook High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Huldjah Jane Rice Scholarship. JULIAN BINDLER, Jamaica. Arts and Sci- ences, English. A.B. Jamaica High School. Zeta Beta Tau. Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Fr. Sailing Team. Wearer of the Numerals. Chrmn., U.J.B. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. MARK RICHARD BIRNBAUM, Roslyn Heights. Arts and Sciences, English Hon- ors. A.B. The Wheatley School. Tau Delta Phi. D.G.R.C., Fr.-J.B., S.G. Frosh Rota- tion, O ri e n t a t i o n Counsellor, Sun, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT EDWARD BLACK, Altoona, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Altoona High School. Beta Theta Pi. Majura No- Ianda. Cornell Conservative Club, U.S.S.C. GILMAN DORR BLAKE III, Pittsfield, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Hotchkiss School. V.-Pres., Rushing Chrmn., Pledge Trainer, Sigma Chi. Fr. Crew. JEFFREY DAVID BLAKE, Paterson, N.J. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Mount- clair Academy. Phi Eta Sigma. Ithaca Tu- torial, Austin McCormick Youth Camp, East Harlem Project. Dean's List. RALPH RAYMOND BLANCHARD, Lake Placid. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Northwood School. Sigma Pi. 150-lb. Foot- ball. Dorm Counsellor. Cornell Scholarship. BENJAMIN LAMSON BLANEY, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Wellesley Senior High School. Tau Kappa Epsilon. W.S. International Comm., l.F.C. Tutor. JULIA ECHO BLANK, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Prospect Heights High School. Rush Con- sultant, Phi Sigma Sigma. C.D.C., Civitas. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CONSTANCE BLASER, New York. Agricul- ture, Genetics. B.S. Jamaica High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. Young Dem., Austin Mc- Cormick Youth Camp. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ROBERT ELLIOT BLAU, New York. lndus- trial Engineering. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. Mgr., Varsity Lacrosse. A.l.I.E., Big Red Band, Repertoire Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. CHARLES R. BLAUGRUND, Herkimer. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. The Hill School. Psi Upsilon. Kosmos. Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Dorm Council: Rep., l.L.R.-S.G. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. CATHERINE MAOLA BLEAN, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Sec., Christian Sci- ence Organization: Sec., V.-Pres., Outing Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN RICHARD BLECKMAN, Bayside. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Bayside High School. Treas., Algonquin Lodge. Newman Foundation, Ski Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Bayside Kiwanis Club Scholarship. JOHN JAY BLEIWEIS, Silver Spring, Md. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Northwood High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. U.S.S.C., Sr. Life Saving Club, l.E.E.E., Delta Club. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. ERNEST Ll PPI NCOTT BLISS, West Rindge, N.H. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. The Meeting School. Alpha Psi. S.C.A.V.M.A. Cornell Scholarship, Veteri- nary College Scholarship. LEONARD HARLAN BLOOM, Queens. ln- dustrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Andrew Jackson High School. V.-Pres., Phi Epsi- lon Pi. Widow, Pre-Law Society, l.L.R.- U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Sydney Hillman S c h o l a r s h i p, Daniel Alpern Memorial Scholarship. ROBERT HARRY BLUESTEIN, Brookline, Mass. Industrial 8t Labor Relations, Labor Economics. B.S. Swampscott High School. Tau Delta Phi. Orientation Counsellor, C.C.Y.C. IVAN J. BLUM, New York. Industrial Engi- neering, and Business and Public Admin- istration. B.S. Bronx High School of Sci- ence. Phi Sigma Delta. Chi lota Chi. 150- lb. Football. A.l.I.E.: Chrmn., l.F.C. Rush- ing Comm.: U.S.S.C.: l.F.C. Planning Board: Dorm Social Chrmn.: l.F.C. ln- spection Comm.: Fr. Social Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. ARLENE PHYLLIS BLUTREICH, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Erasmus Hall High School. W.S.G.A. Dorm Integration Evaluation Comm., Leg. Rep., Dorm Program Comm., Young Dem., Octagon. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Knights of Pythias Scholarship. Dean's List. TOM ALAN BOBENREAD, Amherst. Agri- culture, Food Distribution. B.S. Amherst Central High School. Delta Upsilon. Ho- Nun-De-Kah. Fr. Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Fr. Baseball, Varsity Baseball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell University Grant. RICKI ANN BODEN, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Bay- side High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. LAWRENCE ROBERT BOGERT, Engle- wood, N.J. Engineering Physics. B.S. Teaneck High School. Treas., Alpha Phi Delta. Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Xi Delta. Cornell Engineer, Cornellian, E.l. Co-op Program, Alpha Phi Omega, U.S.S.C., Cornell A.F.S., Le Cercle Francais, Cornell Tiddlywinks Team. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. KRISTL BOGUE, Jupiter, Fla. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Jupiter High School. Sigma Delta Tau. Alpha Lambda Delta. Repertoire Band, R.A., Fr. Newspa- per, Panhel, S.G. Nominating and Inter- viewing Comm., Symphonic Band, U.S.S.C. Cornell National Scholarship, United Air- craft Scholarship. Dean's List. ERNEST BOLLIN, Napanoch. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Ellenville Central High School. Cornell University Glee Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. SAMUEL GEORGE BOLOTIN, Lanesboro, Mass. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Mt. Greylock Regional High School. Theta Xi. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. WALTER EDWIN DOUGLAS BOND, JR., Colorado Springs, Colo. Arts and Sci- ences, English. A.B. Cheyenne Mountain High School. Alpha Delta Phi. Fr. Crew. Alpha Phi Omega, Cornell University Glee Club, Judo Club, Sage Chapel Choir, C.M.R.R.C., C.C.Y.C., Advisory Comm. on Ecumenical Worship, U.S.S.C. Cornell Scholarship. CARLOS ALBERTO BONILLA-AYUB, Costa Rica. Agriculture, Animal Husbandry. B.S. Colegio Seminario. Cornell Latin-American Assoc. BARBARA K. BOOCHEVER, Juneau, Alas. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Juneau- Douglas High School. Sigma Delta Tau. Women's Ski Team. Wearer of the C. Co- Capt., W.A.A.: Sorority Rep.: S.G. Frosh Rotation: W.S. Survey Comm. YANYONG BOON-LONG, Bangkok, Thai- land. Civil Engineering. B.S. Triam Udom School. Treas., Athletic Mgr., Von Cramm. V.-Pres., Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma. Sec., Treas., Cornell Forum: Editor, Dateline: W.S. International Comm.: W.S. Public Relations Comm.: Engineers' Day: Cornell Chess Club. Cornell Scholar- ship, Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. CAROL ANN BORELLI, Binghamton. Home Economics, Housing and Design. B.S. Binghamton Central High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Orientation Coun- sellor, Leg. Rep., U.S.S.C., Panhel Council, Ambassador Program. N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. JANE PENNY BORIN, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. High School of Music and Art. Notables, C.D. Student-Faculty Comm., Civitas, Willard State Mental Health Team. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. ANTHONY STEPHEN BORWICK, Washing- ton, D.C. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Middlesex School. Phi Kappa Psi. W.V.B.R., U.S.S.C., C.U.R.W.,-Young Dem. BLANCHE ANTIONETTE BORZELL, Wat- kins Glen. Arts and Sciences, Anthropol- ogy. A.B. Watkins Glen Central School. Alpha Epsilon Delta. The Commons: Cor- nell Latin-American Assoc.: Social Comm. Chrmn., Newman Foundation: Pre-Med Society: Sec., Foreign Students Friendship Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. ELINOR MAE BOYAR, Flushing. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Francis Lewis High School. Austin McCor- mick Youth Camp. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. RAYMOND JOHN BRACALIELLO. Vine- land, N.J. Agriculture. B.S. Vineland High School. Sec., Acacia. Pledge Officer, Ar- nold Air Society: Commander, Pershing Rifles. RAYMOND JOSEPH BRAITSCH, Arlington, Va. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Bishop Denis J. O'Connell High School. Athletic Chrmn., Delta Tau Delta. Varsity Golf. JAMES YANCEY BRAME, New York. Hotel Administration, Business. B.S. The Hill School. Chi Psi. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STEPHANIE BRANDSTETTER, Eggertsville. Home Economics, Housing and Design. B.S. The Neumann School. W.A.A. Rep., Kappa Alpha Theta. One World Club, Judo Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DAVID M. BRANDT, Riverdale. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Dewitt Clinton High School. Alpha Delta Phi. Quill and Dagger. Pres., S.G. Executive Board: Pres- ident's Comm. on Undergraduate Educa- tion: Arbitration Board: Orientation Coun- sellorp Sun: U.S.S.C.: Dialogue: S.G.T.F. C.C.: Judicial Symposium Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT DOUGLAS BRAUN, Geneva. Elec- trical Engineering. B.S. Geneva High School. Alpha Chi Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KENNETH STEVEN BRECHER, Highland Park, lll. Arts and Sciences, English Hon- ors. A.B. Highland Park High School. Pres., Aleph Samach: Quill and Dagger. Chrmn., D.G.R.C.: President's Comm. on Special Education Projects: S.C.A.R.B.: S.G. Frosh Rotation: Troian Horse: Afro- American Society: Hampton University Exchange Comm. National Science Foun- dation Grant. Dean's List. NORA BROCKNER, New York. Agriculture, Biology. B.S. Bronx High School of Sci- ence. Sigma Delta Tau. U.S.S.C., R.A.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JAMES ALAN BRODSKY, Great Neck. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Great Neck North Senior High School. Treas., Tau Delta Phi. Eta Kappa Nu. Centennial- International Students Conference, Frosh Rotation, D.G.R.C., President's Comm. on Special Education Projects, Faculty-Stu- dent Comm. on Public Affairs Internships. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MELINDA BROMAN, Schenectady. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Niskayuna High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. JAMES ARTHUR BRONWELL, Storrs, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. E. O. Smith School. Pres., Seal and Serpent. BARRY JORDAN BROWN, Ithaca. Mechan- ical Engineering. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. V.-Pres., Pi Tau Sigma. A.S.M.E. 45 452 N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GORDON PAGE BROWN, JR., Fredonia. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Cas- sadaga Valley Central School. Sec., Scab- bard and Blade. R.O.T.C.: Pledge Officer, Pershing Rifles: Judo Club. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, R.O.T.C. Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JUDITH MARIE BROWN, Penn Yan. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Penn Yan Academy. Rush Chrmn., Kappa Kappa Gamma. Orientation Counsellor, Little Sisters of Minerva, R.A.R., U.S.S.C., Dorm Publicity Comm., Jr. Curfew Comm. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LINDA PUTNAM BROWN, Carmel. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Cape Vincent Central School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Regents Scholarship. JOHN C. BROWNRIGG, Feura Bush. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Bethlehem Central High School. Theta Chi. R.O.T.C., Cornell Rangers, C.U.R.W. Community Service, C.U.R.W. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WILLIAM JOSEPH BRUCKEL, JR., Avon. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Mc- Quaid Jesuit High School. Beta Theta Pi. Red Key, Spiked Shoe, Sphinx Head. Fr. Football: Fr. Track: Capt., Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholar- ship. JOAN BRUNN, Westfield, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Anthropology. A.B. Westfield Senior High School. Lutheran Student Assoc., Lutheran Undergrad. Ministry, Wil- lard State Mental Health Team. FAYE DOROTHY BRUNSWIC, New York. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. Julia Richman High School. W.V.B.R.: Sec., Cornell Radio Guild. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BRENDA KAY BRYANT, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Hor- ton Watkins High School. Delta Delta Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta. W.S. Dining Council: Mgr., Sage Chapel Choir: Soph. Sweater Comm.: Psychology Undergradu- ia-te Comm.: Willard State Mental Health eam. DONALD NOEL BUCH, Baie D'Urfe, Quebec, Canada. Hotel Administration. B.S. Bishop's College School. Sec., Stew- ard, Theta Chi. C.H.A.: Dorm Council: Fr. Sweater Comm.: Asst. Comptroller, H.E.C.: I.F.C. Social Comm.: Orientation Counsel- lor: Parent's Weekend Comm.: V. Chrmn., Campus Chest: Chrmn., Special Events Comm., Campus Chest: Chrmn., 1967 Senior Week: S.G. Frosh Rotation: Chrmn., Spring Weekend Comm.: Univ. Life Comm.: U.S.S.C.: W.S. Special Events Comm.: Chrmn., Fall Weekend Comm. Dean's Scholarship, Taylor Foundation Scholar- ship. Dean's List. PETER ALAN BUCHSBAUM, Valley Stream. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Valley Stream South High School. Sec., Master of Ceremonies, Alpha Chi Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma. I.F.C. Walk, I.F.C. Analysis and Research Comm., Ithaca Tu- torial, lntramural Athletics, W.V.B.R., Young Dem., C.L.A.Y. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JAMES NICHOLAS BUCKNAM, South- bridge, Mass. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Southbridge High School. Pres., Theta Xi. Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma. E.I. Co-op Program: V.-Pres., En- gineering S.C. Cornell National Scholar- ship. Dean's List. DEBORAH LOUISE BUDD, Syracuse. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. William Nottingham High School. Dorm Program Comm., D.G.R.C., Ithaca Tutorial, Home Ec. Student-Faculty Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD HAMILTON REIMER BULL, Southampton. Arts and Sciences, Govern- ment. A.B. Loomis School. Phi Kappa Psi. Accompanist, Cornell University Glee Club: State Department Cultural Exchange Tour of Southeast Asia. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. RONALD W. BULMER, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Agriculture, Agricultural Econom- ics. B.S. Delta Secondary High School. Fr. Crew. Block 81 Bridal. Cornell Scholarship. CARL DAVID BURAK, Syracuse. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Eastwood High School. Sigma Nu. Fr. Fencing. Wearer of the Numerals. Teacher, Co-Chrmn., Austin McCormick Youth Camp: S.F.E.: W.S. Fine Arts Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, l.L.R. Alumni Fund Scholarship. RUTH ELIZABETH BURDEN, Homer. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation. B.S. Homer Central High School. Phillips House. Wesley Foundation: Pub- licity Chrmn., Wesley Board: A.H.E.A. Lena McEvoy Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cortland County Repub- lican Women's Scholarship. KENNETH JOHN BURKHARDT, Basking Ridge, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Oceanside High School. Rushing Chrmn., Zeta Psi. Lacrosse. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Rugby Club. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD HARVEY BURNS, Colt's Neck, N.J. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Governs Livingston Regional High School. E.l. Co- op Program, C.C.Y.C., Cornell Radio Guild, W.V.B.R., Cornell Amateur Radio Club. Dean's List. KENNETH PAUL BURRES, White Plains. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. White Plains High School. Social Chrmn., Pi Lambda Phi. Fr. Wrestling, 150-lb. Foot- ball, Wearer of the Numerals. Distributor, Soph. Class Blazer Comm.: Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DOUGLAS LLOYD BURRILL, Chappaqua. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Hor- ace Greeley High School. Pres., Beta Theta Pi. Majura Nolanda. Football. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. RICHARD JOHN BURROUGHS, New Ber- lin. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. New Ber- lin Central School. Alpha Psi S.C.A.V.M.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CRAIG EDWARD BUSH, Lincolndale. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Somers Cen- tral High School. Alpha Chi Rho. A.l.Ch.E., Cornell A.F.S. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. BRUCE ALAN BUTCHER, Cuyahoga Falls, O. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Cuyahoga Falls High School. Beta Theta Pi. Fr. Track, Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Orientation Counsellor. Dean's Scholarship. MERLE MARIE BUTLER, Whitesboro. Arts and Sciences, Classics. A.B. Richfield Springs Central High School. Bailey Hall Ushers, Episcopal Church Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Cornell Scholarship, Baird Trust Scholarship. Dean's List. C JOSE G. CALLE, Buearamang, Colombia. Chemical Engineering. B.S. International Student Office Scholarship, Cornell Engi- neering Scholarship. WARREN EDWARD CALLIGARO, Clifton, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. The Peddie School. Sec., V.-Pres., Phi Gamma Delta. Lacrosse. Wearer of the Numerals. International Club, U.S.S.C., Ambassador Executive Comm., Dorm V.- Pres., Psychology Undergraduate Comm., Cornell Day Tour Chrmn. GEORGE EUGENE CAMERON, Smyrna, Del. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Albion High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Wesley Foundation, Sun. National Merit Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JANET FRANCES CAMERON, Huntington Station. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Walt Whitman High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Newman Foundation, Young Rep., I.F.C. Tutor, Leg. Rep. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Shell Merit Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DAVID CRAWFORD CAMPBELL, Moores- town, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Moorestown Friends School. Histo- rian, Treas., Phi Kappa Psi, Fr. Soccer, Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., Orientation Counsellor. JUDITH ANNE CAMPBELL, Liverpool. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Liverpool Senior High School. R.A., U.S.S.C., Ambassador Program, Cornell Chorus. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SAUL ARTHUR CANDIB, Monsey. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Spring Valley Senior High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Club of Rockland County Scholarship. STEPHEN EDWARD CANTER, Toledo, O. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. De- Vilbiss High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. W.S. Campus Relations Comm. JOANNE RACHEL CANTOR, Washington, D.C. Arts and Sciences, French Literature. A.B. Woodrow Wilson High School. Octa- gon, D.G.R.C., U.S.S.C. Ford Foundation Three-Year Scholars Program Fellowship. Dean's List. JANE ANN CAPELLUPO, Metuchen, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Edison Township High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Cornell Chorus. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. JAMES E. CAPRON, Victor. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Victor Cen- Ho-Nun-De- tral School. Cayuga Lodge. Kah. Cornell University Glee Club, Scan- dinavian Seminar, Big Red Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. Charles Roberts Scholar- ship. BURIAN CAREW, Ibadan, Nigeria. Engi- neering Physics. B.S. Government Col- lege. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Dorm V.-Pres.: ln- tramural Athletics: One World Club: W.S. Social Comm. A.S.P.A.U. Scholarship. DAVID GEORGE CARLEY, Ithaca. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Social Chrmn., Alpha Gamma Rho. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DAVID CARLSON, Little Falls. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Little Falls Cen- tral High School. Alpha Chi Rho. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. JAMES WYMAN CARPENTER, Toronto, Can. Agriculture, Conservation. B.S. Mal- verne High School. Social Chrmn., Ritual Officer, House Imperial Comm., Alpha Chi Rho. ELAINA M. CARR, Newfield. Arts and Sci- ences, English. A.B. Westchester Joint High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, Elizabeth Reamer Carson Hon- orary Scholarship. JOHN FRANKLIN CARR, JR., Newfield. Electrical Engineering. B.S. St. Paul's School. Delta Tau Delta. Varsity Skiing. Wearer of the C. Cornell University Glee Club. J. McMullen Engineering Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SHERRY MANNING CARR, Canfield, O. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Youngs- town South High School. Sage Chapel Choir. JANE LEE CARROLL, Claremont, Calif. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Clare- mont High School. Pres., Delta Phi Epsi- lon. U.S.S.C. Cornell Scholarship. WILLIAM NATHANIEL CARROLL, Mas- sena. Hotel Administration, Accounting. B.S. Massena Central School. Hockey. Wearer of the Numerals. JUDITH ANN CARROW, Hamburg. Agri- culture, Bacteriology Honors. B.S. Fron- tier Central High School. Kappa Delta. Catholic Choir, Newman Foundation, ln- ternational Orientation Counsellor, Rush Consultant, S.G. Publicity Comm., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JEFFREY CROSBY CARTER, Yonkers. Hotel Administration. B.S. Fieldston School. Sigma Phi Epsilon. H.E.C., C.H.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Columbia Teacher's Grant. Dean's List. MARGARET ANN CAR'I'WRIGHT, Rush. Home Economics. B.S. Rush-Henrietta Central High School. Omicron Nu. Sage Chapel Choir, Wesley Foundation, Leg. Rep., A.H.E.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Honorary Scholarship. Dean's List. HENRY JOSEPH CARUSO, Wethersfield, Conn. M e c h a n ic al Engineering. B.S. Wethersfield High School. Executive V.- Pres., Membership V.-Pres., House Affairs V.-Pres., Alpha Phi Delta. Pi Delta Epsi- lon. Cornell Engineer. Lockheed Leader- ship S c h ol a rs hip, American Baptist Scholarship. VICTORIA BALDWIN CASS, Winchester, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Asian Studies. A.B. Concord Academy. Cornell Chorus, Cornell French Players, Community of Lay Scholars. CHARLES A. CASTRONOVO, Rowayton, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Philosophy. A.B. Ridgefield High School. Fencing. Trojan llzlorse, S.D.S. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's ist. MARGARET CAMERON CAUSEY, Geneva. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Geneva High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Young Dem. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JOHN JOSEPH CAVANAUGH Ill, Pitts- burgh, Pa. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Wilkinsburg High School. Social Chrmn., Phi Kappa Psi. Phoebus. Distinguished Vis- itors Comm., Orientation Counsellor, Dorm Counsellor, A.l.Ch.E., U.S.S.C. Cornell Na- tional Scholarship. THOMAS ERWIN CAZEL, Lighthouse Point, Fla. Arts and Sciences, Rhetoric. A.B. Pine Crest School. Phi Gamma Delta. Aquarius. Fr. Swimming, Varsity Swim- ming. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell Debate Assoc.: Chrmn., U.S.S.C. CARLA ELIZABETH CECILIA, Rome. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics and English. A.B. Rome Free Academy. V.-Pres., Mortar Board: Raven and Serpent: Pi Delta Epsi- Ion: Alpha Lambda Delta. The Commons: Ithaca Tutorial: Review Editor, Sun: W.S.G.A. Dorm Integration Evaluation Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, National Merit Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship at Cornell, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Scholarship. Dean's List. THERESA DICKASON CEDERHOLM, Bloomington, Ind. Arts and Sciences, His- tory of Art. A.B. University School. Mod- ern Dance Club, Dorm Council, C.D.C., Studio '64 Workshop, C.C.Y.C. Cornell Scholarship. EUGENE CHARLES CEGLOWSKI, Ithaca. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Salem Wash- ington Academy. Treas., Alpha Psi. S.C.A.V.M.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. JEAN RUTH CEGLOWSKI, Ithaca. Veteri- nary Medicine. D.V.M. Garden City High School. Delta Gamma. S.C.A.V.M.A. NORMA DAPHNE CEPHAS, New Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Afro- York. Bronx High School of Science. American Society. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. DALE BRUCE CHAMBERS, Unadilla. Hotel Administration, Foods. B.S. Unadilla Cen- tral High School. Polo. Wearer of the C. C.H.A., Hotel Sales Management Assoc. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Adrian Philips Scholarship. ROBERT JAMES CHAMBERS, Hamilton, Mass. Hotel Administration. B.S. Win- throp High School. Pledge Educator, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Teagle Scholarship. Dean's List. THOMAS SAMUEL CHARLTON, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Jamesville-Dewitt High School. Rushing Chrmn., Sigma Nu. Red Key Society. Fr. Football, Fr. Track, 150-lb. Football, Var- sity Track. Wearer of the C. 150-lb. Foot- ball Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. LESLIE HOWARD CHARMATZ, West Orange, N.J. Chemical Engineering. B.S. West Orange High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Fr. Golf. A.I.Ch.E., Octagon. Dean's List. STEVEN CHERNESKY, New York. Agricul- ture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Abraham Lincoln High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RONNI SUSAN CHERNOFF, Malverne. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Valley Stream North High School. Stewardess, Sigma Delta Tau. W.S. Survey Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEFFREY ALAN CHESKY, Miami Beach, Fla. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Miami Beach Senior High School. Phi Sigma Epsilon. NANCY JEAN CHESSER, Averill Park. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Columbia High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. V.- Pres., Octagon: Community of Lay Schol- ars: Lutheran Student Assoc.: Repertoire Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. Dean's List. LYDIA LINDSAY CHESTER, Nor'th Haven, Conn. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Hamden Hall Country Day School. Leg. Rep., Dorm Program Comm. SHARON LORRAINE CHESTON, Summit, N.J. Home Economics, Housing and De- sign. B.S. Highland High School. Dorm Program Comm., C.U.R.W. Community Center, Ithaca Tutorial, Octagon, C.C.Y.C. BERT CHETRON, Bronx. Chemical Engi- neering. B.S. Bronx High School of Sci- ence. Phi Sigma Epsilon. A.I.Ch.E., Folk Song Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Terminal System Scholarship. RONALD MARSHALL CHILDRESS, Colum- bia, S.C. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Yorktown High School. V.-Pres., Alpha Tau Omega. Pres., Scabbard and Blade: Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha. Pres., Cornell Debate Assoc.: Chaplain, Arnold Air Society: A.F.R.O.T.C. A.F.R.O.T.C. Assistance Grant, Cornell Na- tional Scholarship. Dean's List. RUTH ELLEN CHITLIK, Shaker Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Shaker Heights High School. Transfer Orientation Counsellor, International Ori- entation Counsellor, D.G.R.C. CHARLES ROY CHRISTENSEN, Canons- burg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Canon-McMillan Senior High School. Delta Chi. Pi Tau Sigma. Fr. Lightweight Crew, Varsity Lightweight Crew. Wearer of the Numerals. V.-Pres., A.S.M.E. J. Mc- Mullen Regional Scholarship. ROLF EDWARD CHRISTENSEN, Green Bay, Wis. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. East High School. Chi Psi. Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Pres., A.S.M.E.: Orientation Counsellor: Fr. Dorm Counsellor. Alfred P. Sloan Scholarship. DONALD JAMES CHRISTIAN, Bethlehem, Pa. Hotel Administration. B.S. Hellertown Lower Saucon Joint Junior-Senior High School. Steward, Phi Gamma Delta. C.H.A.: Reception Director, H.E.C. PETER DAVID CHRISTIANA, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Syra- cuse Central Technical High School. Phi Sigma Kappa. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DENNIS HO-NIEN CHU, Hong Kong. Elec- trical Engineering. B.S. St. Paul's High School. Intramural Athletics, Cornell Uni- versity Glee Club. JOHN JULIUS CIPRIANO, Ferguson, Mo. Engineering Physics. B.S. Military High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Sigma Xi Delta. Judo Club: Co-Chrmn., Engineers' Day. Alfred P. Sloan Scholarship. KATRINA H. CLARK, Old Greenwich, Conn. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Green- wich High School. Delta Gamma. Civitas, Community of Lay Scholars, Cornell A.F.S., Cornell in Central America, C.U.R.W., R.A., S.F.E., S.G. Nominating and Interviewing Comm., W.A.A., W.S.G.A., Young Dem. PATRICIA D. CLARK, Jericho. Arts and Sciences, French. A.B. Syosset High School. Dorm Council, S.G. Campus Chest, S.G. Index, Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, Syosset P.T.A. Scholar- ship. CANDIDA RAVEN CLARKE, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. R. L. Thomas High School. Steering Comm., C.L.A.Y.: Cornell Chorus: Cornell Latin- American Assoc.: Cornell Summer Field Study in Peru: W.S. International Comm.: Comm. on U.S.-Latin American Relations. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JOHN ROBERT CLAY, Auburn. Engineer- ing Physics. B.S. Auburn East High School. Tau Beta Pi, Kappa Kappa Psi. Big Red Band, Baptist Student Fellow- ship, Concert Band, Cornell Day, Sage 453 454 Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell University Grant. Dean's List. THOMAS PATRICK CLEARY, Ithaca. ln- dustrial Kt Labor Relations, Collective Bargaining and Labor Law. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Golf Team. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Board of Directors, Student Rep., Cornell Campus Store: Intramural Athletics: Pre-Law Soci- ety. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Horace I. Smith Scholarship, John R. Dwight Scholarship. CHARLES EDWARD CLUTHE, Glen Ridge, N.J. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Glen Ridge High School. A.l.Ch.E. Glen Ridge Trust Company Scholarship, U.S. Rubber Company Scholarship. Dean's List. GARY EDWARD COEHE, Monsey. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Spring Valley Senior High School. Varsity Track. Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ROBERT LEWIS COFFEY, Kirkwood, Mo. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Kirkwood High School. Fr. Sailing. Assoc. Editor, Trojan Horse: Austin McCormick Youth Camp: Folk Dance Club: U.S.S.C.: Rear Adm., C.C.Y.C. BRUCE MARK COHEN, Buffalo. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Riverside High School. Ad Hoc Comm.: Austin McCor- mick Youth Camp: East Harlem Project: Hillel: I.F.C. Walk: l.L.R. Forum: S.G. Ex- ecutive Board: Chrmn., S.F.C.F.P.: Stu- dent-Faculty Human Rights Comm.: Young Dem.: S.D.S. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. CATHY WILKINS COHEN, Fayetteville. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Wm. Nottingham High School. Var- sity Basketball. Chrmn., Home Ec. Stu- dent-Faculty Comm.: Echo: Executive Board, Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Cornell Day: Chrmn., Ambassador Program: Col- lege Presidents' Advisory Cabinet of Pres- ident of Executive Board of Student Gov- ernment: S.G. Discussion Groups: Ithaca Tutorial: C.D. Student-Faculty Evaluation Comm.: Women's Intramural Athletics: C.C.Y.C.: C.D. Upperclass Advisor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. CYNTHIA MARYLYN COHEN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. James Madison High School. Women's In- tercollegiate Tennis Team. D.G.R.C., W.S.G.A. Assembly, Res. Comm., Dorm Council, Orientation Counsellor, S.G. Nominating and Interviewing Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Slcholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholar- s ip. DONALD GARY COHEN, Roslyn Heights. Industrial 8. Labor R-elations. B.S. Roslyn High School. Pledgemaster, Tau Epsilon Phi. Orientation Counsellor: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: l.F.C. Centennial Comm.: l.F.C. Academic Affairs Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JAMES ROBERT COHEN, Elkins Park, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Chelten- ham High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Interna- tional Orientation Counsellor, Willard State Mental Health Team, Austin McCor- mick Youth Camp. Dean's List. JONATHAN FRANCIS COHEN, New York. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry Honors. A.B. Stuyvesant High School. Official Scorer, Varsity Basketball: N.S.F.-U.R.P. in Chemistry. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LEE HARRIS COHEN, New York. lndus- trial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Stuyvesant High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SHARON S. COHEN, New Rochelle. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. New Rochelle High School. Austin McCormick Youth Camp, Southside Community Cen- ter. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JULIE COHN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sci- ences, Psychology. A.B. Fort Hamilton High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Psi Chi. U.S.S.C., Widow. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship at Cornell. Dean's List. MICHAEL BARR COGAN, Great Neck. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Great Neck North Senior High School. Phi Epsi- Ion Pi. Soph. Rep., S.G. Exec. Board: S.G. Frosh Rotation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STEPHEN BARTLEY COLE, Cuba. Agricul- ture, Animal Science. B.S. Friendship Central School. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Ag. Col- lege S.C.: Treas., Round-Up Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. KENNETH FRANK COLLING, S. Glens Falls. Agriculture, Marketing and Business Management. B.S. Taipei American School. Alpha Zeta. Scabbard and Blade. Host, International Student Conference: Treas., Ag. College S.C.: U.S.S.C. JOHN CLARK COLLINS, Garden City. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Wellesley High School. Fr. Polo. Ithaca Tutorial, Young Rep., l.L.R.-U.S.S.C., Polo Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. AMY JANE COLMER, Scarsdale. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Scarsdale High School. C.L.A.Y., Cornell Latin- American Assoc., Dorm Council, Intramu- ral Athletics, Panhel Anti-Discrimination Comm., W.S. Survey Comm. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. JOEL JAY COLODNER, New York. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Forest Hills High School. Academic Chrmn., Sigma Phi. Pres., Quill and Dagger. C.D.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cor- nell. Dean's List. CHARLES NICHOLAS COLUCCI, Westfield, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Westfield High School. Social Chrmn., Phi Gamma Delta. Fr. Football, Varsity Base- ball. Wearer of the Numerals. Dorm Pres.: Co-Chrmn., I.F.C. Social Comm.: U.S.S.C.: Orientation Counsellor: Young Dem. Cor- nell University Grant. ANDREW H. CONDEY, Riverdale. lndus- trial Engineering. M.S. Bronx High School of Science. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Fr. Crew. A.I.l.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELIZABETH JANE CONNELL, Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Woodward High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: W.S. Program Comm. Cornell Scholarship. EARL EDWARD CONTI, Mt. Vernon. Agri- culture, Journalism. B.S. Cheshire School. V.-Pres., Phi Sigma Kappa. Asst. Director, Intramural Athletics: Cornell Christian So- ciety. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PETER JOSEPH CONTUZZI, Livingston, N.J. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Livingston High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Phoebus. Dorm Counsellor: Chrmn., Cornell Day: Executive Board, U.S.S.C.: Straight Desk Man: l.L.R. Aca- dremic Integrity Board. Cornell Scholar- s lp. ROGER BENHAM COOK, Potsdam. Veteri- nary Medicine. D.V.M. ParishviIle-Hopkin- ton Central High School. Pres., Cayuga Lodge: Alpha Psi. Phi Eta Sigma, Ho-Nun- De-Kah. Ag College S.C., 4-H Club, Round- Up Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, E. J. Kennedy En- dowment Fund. CAROLE BELL COOKE, Merrick. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing, and Secondary Education. B.S. Sanford H. Calhoun High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CAROLYN CATHERINE COONEY, Cohas- set, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Philosophy. A.B. Cohasset High School. Dean's Schol- arship. CLIFFORD PAYNE COOPER, Eden, Md. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Wicomico Senior High School. Pi Kappa Phi. JAMES STEVEN COOPER, Metuchen, N.J. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Metuchen High School. V.-Pres., Tau Delta Phi. Fr. Lacrosse, Varsity 150-lb. Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. J. Mc- Mullen Regional Scholarship. BRENDA JANE CORLETT, Holland. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Holland Cen- tral School. Octagon, Cornell A.F.S. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. JOHN D. COSGROVE Ill, Norfolk, Va. Civil Engineering. B.S. Dwight School. Alpha Chi Rho. A.S.C.E. MATTHEW FRANCIS COSTELLO, Gasport. Agriculture, Rural Education. B.S. Barker Central School. C.A.T.A. THOMAS WILLARD COSTICH, Rochester. Engineering Physics. B.S. Eastridge High School. Algonquin Lodge. Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Xi Delta. I.E. Co-op Program, Chimesmaster. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JOHN WILLIAM COULTER, JR., Florham Park, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. Sigma Phi Epsilon. A.S.C.E., Rod and Bob. Teagle Scholarship. SANDRA ELIZABETH COUSE, Rochester. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. East High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JONATHAN EDWARD CRAINE, Long ls- Iand. Agriculture, Animal Physiology. B.S. Stuyvesant High School. Steward, Tau Epsilon Phi. Fr. Track, Varsity Cross Country, Fr. Cross Country. Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ERIC HARRIS CRAMER, Hartford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Loomis School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. JAMES WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Bethpage. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Bethpage High School. A.S.M.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARK WILLIAM CREIGHTON, Seaville, N.J. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Ocean City High School. House Mgr., Sec., Alpha Gamma Rho. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Fr. Crew. Ag. College S.C., Round-Up Club. National Honor Society Scholarship, Kiwanis Club Scholarship. PAULETT EVA CREYKE, Glenview, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Glenbrook High School. Supplement Editor, Sun. SUSAN ELAINE CROTTY, Syracuse. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Wil- liam Nottingham High School. Alpha Lambda Delta: V.-Pres., Omicron Nu. Girls' Basketball Team. Sage Chapel Choir: V.-Pres., Dorm Council: Res. Comm.: R.A.R.: C.C.Y.C. Cornell Federa- tion of Women's Clubs Scholarship, N.Y.S. Dietetic Association Scholarship, Martha Van Renssalaer Alumni Scholar- ship, Flora Rose Home Bureau Scholar- ship, Syracuse Home Economists in Homemaking Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. CAROLYN RUTH CROUSE, W. Hartford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Conard High School. House Mgr., Pi Beta Phi. Community of Lay Scholars, Sage Chapel Choir, Young Rep., Cornell Con- servative Club. LINDA NATALIE CROWE, Dryden. Agricul- ture, Science Education. B.S. Dryden High School. Kappa Delta. Sage Chapel Choir, C.C.Y.C., Katydids, R.A.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Jeremiah and Re- becca Dwight Scholarship, Dean Ladd Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT LOUIS CUCIN, New York. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. B.S. Monsignor McClancy Memorial High School. Phi Eta Sigma: Treas., Alpha Epsilon Delta: Phi Beta Kappa. Cornell Conservative Club, C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. DAVID ALAN CULVER, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Oak Ridge High School. U.S.S.C., Ambassador Program, Cornell A.F.S. Dean's Scholar- ship. SUSAN JEAN CUMMINGS, Syracuse. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Onondaga Valley Academy. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WAYNE FRANKLIN CURRIE, Scarborough, Ont. Agriculture, Business Management. B.S. Eastglen Composite High School. V.- Pres., Chi Phi. Varsity Hockey, Golf, Fr. Hockey. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C. Cornell Scholarship. PAMELA ANNE CURRY, Ithaca. Agricul- ture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Cornell Chorus, Modern Dance Club, S.G. Frosh Rotation, Basket- ball Club, Volleyball Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEFFREY NICHOLAS CUZZI, Pelham. En- gineering Physics. B.S. Pelham Memorial High School. Delta Upsilon. Phi Eta Sigma: Cataloguer, Tau Beta Pi. l.F.C. Tu- tor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship. Dean's List. D ANNE RAWLINGS DALTON, Chagrin Falls, O. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Laurel School. R.A.R.: V.-Chrmn., S.G. Academic Affairs Comm.: S.G.T.F.C.C.: S.G. Ap- pointments Comm.: S.G. Fr. Leadership Program. EDMUND JOSEPH DALY IV, Middlebury, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Deerfield Academy. Sigma Phi. Aleph Samach, Aquarius, Majura Nolanda. Fr. Swimming, Varsity Swimming, Fr. Sailing, Varsity Sailing. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. MARGARET LOUISE DANIEL, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, German. A.B. Monroe High School. Mortar Board. CathoIic-Epis- copal Seminar: Episcopal Church Council: Res. Comm.: R.A.R.: V.P.R.: S.G. Housing and Dining Comm.: Dorm Pres.: Chrmn.: W.S. International Comm.: Steering Comm., International Orientation: Student Housing Comm. Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. HELENE DOROTHY DANSKER, New York. Arts and Sciences, Spanish Literature. A.B. Riverdale Country School for Girls. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DAVID DARWIN, Syosset. Civil Engineer- ing, Structural Engineering. B.S. Syosset High School. Phi Sigma Kappa. Pheobus, Phi Eta Sigma, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Scabbard and Blade. Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. R.O.T.C., Ori- entation Counsellor, Crew Club, Dorm Counsellor. R.O.T.C. Two Year Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ANTHONY CHARLES DATTILO, Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Elder High School. Delta Upsilon. Fr. Football, Varsity Football, Fr. Lacrosse. Wearer of the Numerals. Ithaca Tutorial. Cornell University Grant. JAMES FRANCIS DAVIS, Jericho. Agricul- ture, Food Distribution. B.S. Jericho High School. Alpha Zeta. Varsity Baseball. Wearer of the Numerals. R.O.T.C., Cornell Rangers. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Jewel Tea Foundation Scholarship. JOHN KENNERLY DAVIS, JR., Toledo, O. Arts and Sciences, Government Honors. A.B. Ottawa Hills High School. Sec., Delta Phi. Ithaca Tutorial: Cornell Debate Assoc.: Cornell Conservative Club: Treas., Young Rep.: Parents Weekend Comm.: Cornell Forum: U.S.S.C. LYNNE BETH DAVIS, Jamaica. Agricul- ture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Jamaica High School. W.S. International Comm., Young Dem., C.L.A.Y. N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. Dean's List. CHRISTIAN C. DAY, Tonawanda. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Starpoint Central High School. Pledge Trainer, Rushing Chrmn., V.-Pres., Zeta Psi. 150- lb. Football, Fr. Wrestling. Wearer of the C. l.F.C. Standard, Ithaca Tutorial, D.G.R.C., R.O.T.C., Young Rep., 150-lb. Football Club, East Harlem Project. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell National Scholarship, Wurlitzer Foundation Schol- arship. JOHN WELSTED DAY, New York. Fine Arts, Painting. B.F.A. High School of Mu- sic and Art. Folk Song Club, C.D.C. Dean's List. DAVID ROBERT DEBELL, Ithaca. lndus- trial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. House Mgr., Delta Upsilon. Kosmos. Fr. Crew, Fr. Rifle Team, Varsity Rifle Team. l.F.C. Public Relations Comm., Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. SETH KWASI DEI, Aburi, Ghana. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Buxton School. Red Key Society, Quill and Dag- ger. Capt., Varsity Soccer: Co-Capt., Fr. Soccer. Wearer of the C. Pres., African Students Assoc.: One World Club: Centen- nial-International Students Conference: Chrmn., Dorm Social Comm.: W.S. Inter- national Comm. Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship, Ghana Government Scholar- ship. ROBERT JOSIAH DEILY, Slingerlands. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Beth- lehem Central High School. Rushing Chrmn., Kappa Sigma. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. KATHRYN LOIS DeNEEF, Dryden. Agricul- ture, Botany. B.S. Dryden Central School. Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Jeremiah and Rebecca Dwight Scholar- ship. Dean's List. STEPHAN DENNIS, Hicksville. Agriculture, Entomology. B.S. Hicksville High School. Recorder, Sigma Alpha Mu. Hillel. RICHARD JAMES DeRISlO, Elmira. Chem- ical Engineering. B.S. Notre Dame High School. Sec., A.I.Ch.E.: Newman Founda- tion. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Veterans Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship, Remington Rand Scholarship, Elks Scholarship. GERMAIN EDWARD DeSEVE, Loudonville. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Vin- centian Institute. Alpha Delta Phi. FREDERICK MICHAEL DEVLIN, Temper- ance, Mich. Arts and Sciences, Psychol- ogy. A.B. St. Francis De Sales High School. Rushing Chrmn., Delta Upsilon. Pres., Red Key Society: Sphinx Head. Co- Capt., Fr. Football: Capt., Varsity Foot- ball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. Dean's Scholarship, Alumni Award. BRIAN DEWART, Prides Crossing, Mass. Hotel Administration. B.S. Holderness School. Sigma Chi. LYNN ELIZABETH DEWEY, Centerville, O. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Washington Township High School. Pi Beta Phi. U.S.S.C., R.A., Panhel Public- ity Comm., Rush Consultant. ROBERT DISKINT, Flushing. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Jamaica High School. V.-Pres., Tau Delta Phi. W.V.B.R., Repertoire Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHARLES WILSON DISPENZA, James- town. Industrial Engineering. B.S. James- town High School. Pi Kappa Alpha. S.G. Campus Chest, Concert Band, A.l.l.E., Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN BE'I'I'Y DOLLINGER, New York. B.S. Bayside High School. Pi Delta Epsi- Ion. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Clem Miller Grant. LARRY JOSEPH DOMINESSY, Machias. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Delevan-Machias Central School. Pi Kappa Phi. Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Carl E. Ladd Scholarship, N.Y.S. Farmers' Fund Award, General Foods Scholarship. JEAN SUSAN DONNELLY, East Rockaway. Home Economics, Household Economics and Management. B.S. East Rockaway High School. Pi Beta Phi. Mortar Board, Omicron Nu. A.I.E.S.E.C., Civitas, Ithaca Tutorial, R.A., Repertoire Band, S.G. Pub- lications Comm., W.S. Special Events Comm., Fr. Register, S.G. Desk Book, The Commons. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's ist. MICHAEL LAWRENCE DORAN, Toronto, Ont., Can. Arts and Sciences, Govern- ment. A.B. Michael Power High School. Red Key Society, Sphinx Head. Varsity Hockey. Wearer of the C. NASSWAN SORAB DOSSABHOY, Mahable- shwar, India. Hotel Administration. B.S. Billimoria High School. Delta Phi. C.H.A.: H.S.M.A.: Hotel School International Ac- tivities: Editor, Cornell Innkeeper: Director of Personnel, 42nd, H.E.C.: Student ln- structor for Service Orientation: Dining Room Mgr., Statler Inn. Dean's List. PETER ROBERT DOUGLAS, Long Island. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Stuy- vesant High School. Sec., Sigma Alpha Mu. Big Red Band, Symphonic Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EDWARD HALL DOWNEY, Rochester. ln- dustrial 8. Labor Relations, Personnel Ad- ministration. B.S. West High School. Scholastic Chrmn., Chi Psi. Fr. Football. KENNETH HAROLD DOWNING, Weston, Mass. Engineering Physics. B.S. Weston High School. Kappa Delta Rho. Ta-u Beta Pi: Treas., Kappa Kappa Psi. Big Red 455 456 Band: V.-Pres., Repertoire Band. Dean's List. LAUREL SUZANNE DRUCE, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, French Literature. A.B. Great Neck North Senior High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Cornell Chorus, Octa- gon, W.V.B.R., D.G.R.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KENNETH WAYNE DRUMMER, East Rockaway. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Lynbrook High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. U.S.S.C., Cornell Day, Young Dem. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RONNIE DUBERSTEIN, Little Neck. Agri- culture, Biochemistry. B.S. Bayside High School. Sigma Delta Tau. Alpha Lambda Delta, Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Sorority Rush Council, Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Ford Foundation Three Year Scholar Program Fellowship. Dean's List. JAY GASTON DUBOIS, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. St. Louis Country Day School. Varsity Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Ori- entation Counsellor. RICHARD GEORGE DUDLEY, Mamaro- neck. Agriculture, Wildlife Management. B.S. Rye Neck High School. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. DOUGLAS G. DUGAN, Boulder, Colo. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Boulder High School. Zeta Beta Tau. Cornell Honduras Project. JAMES HARRY DuMOND, Aptos, Calif. Hotel Administration. B.S. Watsonville High School. Delta Upsilon. Varsity Golf. C.H.A. ALEXANDER ROBERT DUNCAN, Raleigh, N.C. Hotel Administration. B.S. Needham B. Broughton High School. U.S. Navy Medical Service Corps Program in Food Service Management Scholarship. EDWARD ROGERS DUNCAN, JR., Joliet, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Joliet Township High School. Correspond- ing Sec., Alpha Chi Rho. A.R.O.T.C. TERRY EDWARD DUNLAVEY, Rochester. Agriculture, Business Management. B.S. McQuaid Jesuit High School. Zeta Psi. Baseball. Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. NANCY DEAN DUNNING, Brooktondale. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Ford Foundation Tutorial Scholarship. Dean's List. GABRIEL THOMAS DURKAC, Natrona Heights, Pa. Agriculture, General Agricul- ture. B.S. Tarentum High School. Psi Upsilon. Aleph Samach, Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Fr. Basketball, Varsity Basketball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Pre- Vet Society. Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. JOHN MATTHEW DURRENCE, Agriculture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Elmont Memorial High School. Pre-Vet Society, Cornell Political Union, U.S.S.C., C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Scholar Incentive Award. JOSEPH PAUL DURSO, JR., Locust Val- ley. Agriculture, Biology. B.S. Locust Val- ley High School. Theta Chi. Pi Delta Epsi- lon, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Scabbard and Blade. Polo. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. Cornell Radio Guild, R.O.T.C., W.V.B.R., U.S.S.C., Polo Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. Dean's List. Elmont. N.Y.S. E JOHN G. EARLY, Old Greenwich, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. St. Mary High School. Zeta Beta Tau. HILDA MARIE EDDY, Houston, Tex. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Westfield Senior High School. Modern Dance Club: Brazil Project: Octagon: R.A.: Chrmn., Dorm Program Comm.: W.S. International Comm.: C.L.A.Y. Teagle Foundation Schol- arship. JUDITH ANN EDELSTEIN, Rockville Cen- tre. Home Economics, Child Develop- ment. B.S. South Side Senior High School. Rushing Chrmn., Alpha Epsilon Phi. International Orientation Counsellor, Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JOHN ALAN EISENBERG, Shaker Heights, O. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Cortland High School. Pres., Cornell Amateur Radio Club: Chief Engineer. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. JOHN HENRY EISENHART, Arlington, Va. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Washington- Lee High School. CHARLES H. EKSTROM, Rockford, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. East Rockford High School. Fr. 150-lb. Crew. Cornell Conservative Club. MARILYN BRANDT ELKIND, Little Neck. Home Economics, Housing and Design. B.S. Bayside High School. Sec., Soph. Class Council: Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. VICTOR BRUCE ELKIND, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Horace Mann High School. Pi Lambda Phi. Pre- Law Society, R.O.T.C., Judo Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship at Cornell. SANDRA MARILYN ELLENBOGEN, Port Chester. Home Economics, Child De- velopment. B.S. Port Chester High School. Alpha Phi. Keeper of the Tower, Ivory Tower. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FREDERICK S. ELLETT, JR., Elmira. Elec- trical Engineering. B.S. Elmira Free Acad- emy. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Chrysler Award, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. JOHN GAYNOR ELLIOT, Springfield, Mass. Engineering Physics. B.S. Classical High School. Beta Theta Pi. Tau Beta Pi: Sphinx Head: Sec., Treas., Spiked Shoe. Fr. Track, Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Teagle Scholar- ship. Dean's List. LOUISE JULIBER ELVING, Ann Arbor, Mich. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ann Arbor High School. Pi Beta Phi. Mor- tar Board, Raven and Serpent, Alpha Lambda Delta. Sec., U.J.B.: R.A.: S.G. Nominating and Interviewing Comm.: S.G. Frosh Rotation: W.S. Fine Arts Comm.: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Academic Affairs Comm.: Soph. Study Comm.: Hillel. Dean's List. DAVID LEON ELWELL, Aldine, N.J. Engi- neering Physics. M.E.P. Woodstown High School. Delta Chi. lntervarsity Christian Fellowship, E.l. Co-op Program. J. McMul- len Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. RUSSELL DUANE EMBS, Buffalo. Archi- tecture. B. Arch. Hutchinson Central Technical High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Young Dem., Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, Merritt Memorial Scholar- ship, Edward H. Mueller Scholarship. ROBERT ALAN ENGEL, Miami, Fla. Arts and Sciences, History Honors. A.B. Miami Beach High School. Scribe, Tau Delta Phi. Orientation Counsellor, U.S.S.C., Cornell Public Affairs Intern Program. CHESTER ROLLA ENGLAND Ill, Pitts- burgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Avonworth High School. Treas., Kappa Sigma. Fr. Rifle Team. MARCIA JOAN ENSINGER, Kenmore. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. Kenmore West Senior High School. Kappa Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta. C.D.C., Sage Chapel Choir, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ALAN BRUCE EPSTEIN, Flushing. Veteri- nary Medicine. D.V.M. Bayside High School. Karate Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. TERRY PETER ERDLE, Rochester. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Pitts- ford Central School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Ho- Nun-De-Kah. LYNNE HELEN ERICKSON, Worcester, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Psychology Honors. A.B. Bancroft School. Sage Chapel Choir: Treas., C.C.Y.C. M. WILLIAM ESKELI, East Randolph. Vet- erinary Medicine. D.V.M. Randolph Cen- tral School. V.-Pres., Alpha Psi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. A. STEWART ESPOSITO, Stamford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Fair- field College Preparatory School. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Fr. Football. BARRY ESTRIN, New Haven, Conn. Engi- neering Physics. B.S. James Hillhouse High School. Beta Sigma Rho. U.S.S.C. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. ELYSABETHE JAMES ETZEL, Hollidays- burg, Pa. Fine Arts, Painting. B.F.A. Holli- daysburg Community Joint Senior High School. Young Rep., U.S.S.C. JOHN STEPHEN EVANGELIDES, Warring- ton, Pa. Engineering Physics. B.S. Central Bucks Joint High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Sigma Xi Delta. 150-lb. Football. Wearer of the C. ALAN BARRY EVANTASH, Lower Merion, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sci- ences. A.B. Lower Merion High School. Treas., Pi Lambda Phi. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Sun, Orientation Counsellor, U.S.S.C., D.G.R.C., S.G. Nominating Comm. Cornell Scholarship. DONALD FRANK EVERSMANN, Cincin- nati, O. Hotel Administration. B.S. Saint Xavier High School. ELISA EVETT, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, Art History. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. C.D.C., University Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Chamber Ensemble. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. F NANCY FALIK, Philadelphia, Pa. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Cheltenham High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Alpha Lambda Raven and Serpent, Phi Beta C.D.C.: Ithaca Tutorial: Co- Delta, Kappa. Chrmn., W.S. Fine Arts Comm. Dean's List. CAROL HELEN FARBER, Upper Nyack. Economics, Child Development. Home B.S. Nyack High School. Publicity Direc- tor, Octagon: D.G.R.C.: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Publicity Comm., Class Council: Dorm Program Comm. Sears Roebuck Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Rockland County Alumni Scholarship. JAMES ALFRED FAULKNER, Charlotte, N.C. Hotel Administration. B.S. Harding High School. U.S. Navy Medical Service Corps Program in Food Service Manage- ment Scholarship. ARLINE RUTH FEDERICO, Mineola. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing and Home Economics Education. B.S. Mineola High School. Marshal, Activities Chrmn., Delta Delta Delta. Newman Foundation: U.S.S.C.: Executive Board, Ambassador Program: O r i e n t a tio n Counsellor: A.H.E.A.: Civitas. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Nassau Co. 4-H Scholarship. DEBORAH AUDREY FEIN, Fort Lee, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Fieldston School. Pres., Hillel: N.O.A.R. Dance Group: Sage Chapel Choir: Mott Comm.: C.U.R.W. Community Service: Po- etry Editor, Hillel Literary Magazine. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELIZABETH AMY FEIN, Longmeadow, Mass. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Longmeadow High School. Sec.-Treas., Asian Society: One World Club. FRANCINE FELDMAN, Woodmere. Fine Arts, Painting. B.F.A. Lawrence High School. W.S. Fine Arts Comm. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. MICHAEL EVANS FELDMAN, Rockville Centre. Agriculture, Business Administra- tion. B.S. Oceanside High School. Tau Delta Phi. Fr. Lightweight Crew. Karate Club, -Surf Club, Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JANE CAROL FENDRICK, Lawrence. Arts and Sciences, Social Relations. A.B. Law- rence High School. C.L.A.Y., Sun, Hillel, W.A.A., C.C.Y.C., Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. EUGENE ANDREW FERENCE, Weston, Conn. Hotel Administration. B.S. New York Military Academy. Alpha Tau Omega. Purchasing Director, H.E.C.: R.O.T.C.: C.H.A. Sheraton Scholarship, McCormick Scholarship, Lewis Goldstein National Fisheries Scholarship. DOUGLAS RICHARD FERGUSON, Birsay, Sask., Canada. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Scott Collegiate High School. Red Key Society, Sphinx Head. Co- Capt., Varsity Hockey: Boxing. Wearer of the C. Cornell Scholarship. JOHN BRUCE FERGUSON, Brightwaters. Arts and Sciences, Anthropology. A.B. Loomis School. Phi Gamma Delta. Fr. La- crosse. S.G. Nominating and Interviewing Comm., U.S.S.C. RANDOLPH L. FERGUSON, Ithaca. Agri- culture, Marine Ecology. B.S. Highland High School. Theta Xi. Mgr., 150-lb. Foot- ball. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Charles W. Blood Scholarship. ANTHONY GARY FERNANDES, Mount Vernon. Hotel Administration, Restaurant Management. B.S. Mount Saint Michael Academy. Phi Delta Theta. Cornell Society of Hotel Men, Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Partridge Club Scholarship, New York City Society of Hotelmen Memorial Scholarship. LEE FIKES, Dallas, Tex. Arts and Sci- ences, Economics. A.B. Highland Park High School. JOSEPH CHARLES FILE, Trenton, N.J. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Lawrenceville School. Alpha Delta Phi. Fr. Wrestling. Cornell Conservative Club. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. WALTER DOUGLAS FINCH, JR., Canaan. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Mill- brook School for Boys. Beta Sigma Rho. Cornell Radio Guild, W.V.B.R., Folk Song Club, Young Dem., Judo Club, C.C.Y.C., Ad Hoc Comm., Savoyards. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARGRET FINE, White Plains. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. White Plains High School. Social Chrmn., Alpha Phi. Ivory Tower. S.G. International Intern Comm.: Modern Dance Club: Co-Chrmn., Synchronized Swimming Club: Interna- tional Orientation Counsellor: Interna- tional Student Conference: C.U.R.W. Sem- inar: Civitas. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Urban League Scholarship. RICHARD LEON FINEGOLD, Revere, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Revere High School. Fr. Fencing, Varsity Fencing. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Trojan Horse. Cornell Scholarship, Boehm Scholarship. D. CRAIG FINGER, Niagara Falls. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Niagara Falls High School. Sigma Pi. Psi Chi. Varsity Tennis, Varsity Squash. Wearer of the C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. PAUL MICHAEL FINKER, New York. ln- dustrial Engineering. B.S. Charles Evans Hughes High School. A.I.I.E., A.C.M. Hil- lel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ESTELLE ANNE FINKLE, Trenton, N.J. Arts and Sciences, French. A.B. Trenton Central High School. Announcer, Studio Engineering Director, W.V.B.R.: Cornell Radio Guild: Hillel: University Orchestra: Le Cercle Francais: One World Club. RICHARD BRUCE FINLAY, Rome. Hotel Administration. B.S. Rome Free Academy. Pres., Phi Kappa Sigma. Fr. Crew, Varsity Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. C.H.A., Crew Club, H.E.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. H. T. Dyett Scholarship. BENJAMIN B L A C K L E D G E FISCHER, Muskogee, Okla. Arts and Sciences, Eng- lish. A.B. Muskogee Central High School. Conservative Club, Young Rep. ERICH JOSEPH FISCHER, Union, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Union High School. Pres., Kappa Sigma. Cornell Inn- keeper, H.E.C., C.H.A., Newman Founda- tion. WILLIAM THOMAS FITZSIMMONS, Brook- lyn. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School. V.-Pres., Newman Foundation: W.S. Inter- national Comm.: Cornell Chess Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GORDON ELM ER FLEIG, Rochester. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Penfield High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. The Commons, A.l.Ch.E., Wesley Foundation, Sun. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, McFaddin Schol- arship, Burrell Scholarship, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship, Beaunit Corp. Scholarship. Dean's List. KAREN RUTH FLEISCHER, Trumbull, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Trumbull High School. U.S.S.C., Fr. Register, Hillel. MARIAN FLINKER, Forest Hills. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. For- est Hills High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. Board of Directors, Orientation: Orienta- tion Counsellor: Willard State Mental Health Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ANNE MARIE FLOOD, Rochester. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Gates Chili Central School. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. WILLIAM HENRY FORBES, Shaker Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, Econom- ics. A.B. University School. Social Chrmn., Sec., Delta Kappa Epsilon. Var- sity Soccer, Fr. Soccer. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell Univer- sity Glee Club, Cornell Conservative Club, Widow. SANDRA CHRISTINA FORD, Mercer ls- land, Wash. Arts and Sciences, Psychol- ogy. A.B. Mercer Island High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Women's Ski Team. Dorm Council: One World Club: Rush Consultant: C.C.Y.C.: Sec., S.G. ln- ternational Comm.: W.S. International Comm.: International Orientation Counsel- lor: D.G.R.C.: Modern Dance Club: Col- legiate Council for the U.N. TONI GAIL FORMAN, Rochester. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Monroe High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. W.S. Campus Relations Comm., W.S. So- cial Comm., S.G. Publications Comm., Civitas, U.S.S.C., S.G. Nominating Comm., Erientation Counsellor, Octagon. Dean's ist. RICHARD FORTIQUE, Caracas, Venezuela. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Bor- dentown Military Institute. Creole Petro- leum Corporation Scholarship. ROGER KNOX FOULKES, Floral Park. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Floral Park Memorial High School. Alpha Chi Sigma. Kappa Kappa Psi. Big Red Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GWYNNE FOWLER, Summit, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Summit High School. Marshal, Kappa Kappa Gamma. R.A.: Orientation Counsellor: S.G. Ap- pointments Comm.: W.S.G.A. Executive Comm.: Tennis Mgr., W.A.A.: U.S.S.C.: Co- Chrmn., Ambassador Program: W.V.B.R. Cornell National Scholarship, James J. Kerrigan Memorial Scholarship. NICHOLS KINLOCH FOWLER, Kirkland, Wash. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sci- ences. A.B. Bellvue High School. Inter- varsity Christian Fellowship, Cornell Ama- teur Radio Club, Outing Club, C.C.Y.C. BRUCE ROBERT FOX, Ann Arbor, Mich. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. University High School. Acacia. Fr. Swim- ming. Wearer of the Numerals. Sage Chapel Choir, Folk Dance Club. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. DONALD R. FOX, Clyde. Agriculture, Ani- mal Science. B.S. North Rose Central School. Alpha Zeta. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Bap- tist Student Fellowship, Sunday Evening Supper Club, Round-Up Club. David Ken- nedy Johnson Endowment Scholarship, Delano Scholarship, Eastern Milk Produc- ers Scholarship. Dean's List. EDWARD HANTON FOX, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. West High School. Pres., V.-Pres., Alumni Chrmn., Delta Chi. I.F.C. Planning Board: Chrmn., I.F.C. Rush Book Comm.: Sr. Class Rep., I.F.C. Steering Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LAUREL R. FOX, New York. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. High School of Music and Art. Alpha Lambda Delta, Mor- tar Board. Photo Board, Cornelliang Chamber Orchestra: University Orchestra: Savoyards. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Ford Foundation Fellowship. Dean's List. MARCIA LYNNE FOX, Clarksburg, W. Va. Industrial Engineering, Operations Re- search. B.S. Washington Irving High 457 458 School. Pi Delta Epsilon, Iota Beta Sigma. F.M. Program Director, Auditor, Asst. Treas., General Mgr., W.V.B.R.: A.I.l.E. Na- tional Merit Scholarship, Cornell Scholar- ship, Rice Scholarship. RICHARD STUART FOX, Glenside, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. German- town Academy. Psi Upsilon. Varsity Wres- tling. HILLEL GIDEON FRADKIN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. James Madison High School. Tau Delta Phi. G.A.T.H.A.L.A. Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. JEFFREY RUSSELL FRANK, Lockport. In- dustrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Lockport Senior High School. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. V.-Pres., Jr. Rep., l.F.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LAURIE FRANK, Kearny, N.J. Arts and Sciences, R u s s i a n Literature. A.B. Kearny High School. Editor, Internation- ally Speaking: D.G.R.C.: Orientation Counsellor: Chrmn., S.G. Publications Comm.: S.G. International Comm.: Sun. Dean's List. JAMES CONRAN FRANZEK, Alden. Veteri- nary Medicine. D.V.M. Saint Joseph's Col- legiate Institute. Kappa Sigma. 150-Ib. Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. Pre-Vet Society. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FRANK JOHN FRANZING, Cresskill, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Ber- gen Catholic High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Newman Foundation, Young Rep. MARY JOY FRATIANNE, Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Cleveland Heights High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent, Psi Chi. Cornell Cho- rus, U.S.S.C., R.A., W.S. Social Comm., W.S. International Comm. MIMI FRATICELLI, Concord, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Concord High School. Social Chrmn., Delta Gamma. R.A. THOMAS ALLEN FRAUS, Royal Oak, Mich. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Royal Oak Dondero High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Treas., Aleph Samach: Pros-ops. Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. Cornell National Scholarship. NANCY GAIL FREEMAN, Highland Park, Ill. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. High- land Park High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. V.-Pres., One World Club: S.G. In- ternational Comm.: Director, International Orientation: Faculty Comm. on Foreign Student Affairs: Cornell Off-Campus Hous- ing Comm. Dean's List. BRUCE EDWARD FREY, Hewlett. Agricul- ture, Biological Sciences. B.S. George W. Hewlett High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Willard State Mental Health Team, Outing Club, C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN M. FRIEDMAN, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Bay- side High School. Sigma Delta Tau. Dorm Council, Leg. Rep. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. WALTER NEATH FULGER, Houston, Tex. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Me- morial High School. Steward, Athletic Chrmn., Von Cramm. Fr. 150-Ib. Crew. Wearer of the Numerals. Episcopal Church Council. STEPHEN WILLIAM FULLER, Hyde Park. Agriculture, Oceanography. B.S. Pough- keepsie High School. Alpha Tau Omega. 150-Ib. Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. CHARLES EDWIN FUNNELL, Southamp- ton. Arts and Sciences, History Honors. A.B. Southampton High School. Sec. of Alumni Relations, Kappa Delta Rho. Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- Eve Award, McVoy Scholarship. Dean's ist. G RHODA GAIL GALLY, New York. Agricul- ture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Walton High School. Sigma Delta Tau. U.S.S.C., Dorm Council. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PRAVIN R. GANDHI, Bombay, India. In- dustrial Engineering. B.S. New Era High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. International Orientation Counsellor, Cricket Club. PEDRO IGNACIO GARCIA, Miami, Fla. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Miami Senior High School. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. I.E.E.E., Newman Foundation, Pre-Med Society, Intramural Athletics. Teagle Scholarship. Dean's List. BRIAN LEE GARMAN, Mendon, Mich. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Mendon High School. Delta Upsilon. Varsity Golf. Wearer of the C. Cornell Scholarship, Theisen Clemens Scholarship. JOHN LEWIS GARMAN, JR., West Hart- ford, Conn. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Conard High School. Alpha Psi. Sage Chapel Choir. CAROLYN RUTH GARMISE, Ithaca. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Cornellian, Hillel Council, S.G. Publications Comm., N.O.A.R. Dance Group, Young Dem. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD JOHN GARSON, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Lewis J. Bennett High School. Watermargin. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Office Mgr., Cornellian: Cornell Tiddlywinks Team: Young Dem. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. Dean's List. JACK MICHAEL GASKIN, Watertown. Vet- erinary Medicine. D.V.M. Adams Center Central High School. Alpha Psi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. RICHARD H. GAULTON, Baldwin. Arts and Sciences, Asian Studies. A.B. Baldwin Senior High School. Phi Eta Sigma. One World Club, Ithaca Tutorial, International Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. MILINDA LOUISE GAVITI', Fremont, O. Arts and Sciences, German Literature. A.B. Fremont Ross High School. Delta Delta Delta. U.S.S.C., Repertoire Band, Symphonic Band. Dreyfus Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. PATRICIA KATHERINE GEER, Honolulu, Haw. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Punahou High School. Pi Beta Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta. Sec., Synchronized Swim- ming Club: R.A.R. Cornell National Schol- arship. STEPHEN SAMUEL GELBART, New York. Arts and Sciences, Math Honors. A.B. Teaneck High School. Varsity Soccer. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's ist. WILLIAM ANTHONY GEOHEGAN, Sche- nectady. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Riverdale Country School. Cornell Ama- teur Radio Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD R. GERKEN, Stamford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Rip- powam High School. Sigma Alpha Epsi- Ion. Fr. Football, Varsity Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. DAVID NEIL GERTLER, New York. Indus- trial Engineering. B.S. DeWitt Clinton High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. A.I.I.E. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LEONARD GIAMBALVO, Lake Grove. Arts and Sciences, Classics. A.B. Newfield High School. Pres., Master of Ceremo- nies, Alumni Sec., Social Chrmn., Alpha Chi Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Republic Aviation Corporation Scholarship. Dean's List. LOUIS ROBERT GIANCOLA, Mamaroneck. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Rye Neck High School. Young Dem., Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DOUGLAS WILLIAM GIBSON, Newcastle, Ontario. Agriculture, Pomology. B.S. Clarke High School. Alpha Chi Rho. Pomology Club, Intramural Hockey. PENNY ELIZABETH GIBSON, Greenlawn. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Har- borfields School. Phillips House. R.A., U.S.S.C., Civitas. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. WILLIAM E DWA R D GIEZENDANNER, Hillsdale, N.J. Agriculture, Business Man- agement. B.S. Pascack Valley Regional High School. Chi Psi. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell University Grant. MICHAEL LAWRENCE GILBERT, Cleve- land, O. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Rocky River High School. Chi Psi. Straight Desk Man, U.S.S.C. RICHARD JOHN GILKESON, Wayne, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. William Penn Charter School. Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon. Sphinx Head. Co-Capt. 150-Ib. Foot- ball. Wearer of the C. 150-lb. Football Club. VALERIE LYNN GILLESPIE, Rochester. Agriculture, Science Education. B.S. East High School. Kappa Delta. U.S.S.C., R.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHRISTINA CRANSTON GILLIS, Pompano Beach, Fla. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Pompano Beach Senior High School. Corresponding Sec., Scholarship Chrmn., Delta Delta Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Leg. Rep., C.C.Y.C., Newman Foundation. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. JOHN VINCENT GILMOUR III, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Avonworth High School. Treas., Kappa Sigma. Fr. Golf. Cornell Radio Guild, W.V.B.R., U.S.S.C., Judo Club, Transfer Orientation Counsellor. JERRY ALAN GINDELE, Allison Park, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. North Allegheny High School. Rushing Chrmn., Beta Theta Pi. Fr. Track. Wearer of the Numerals. Intramural Athletics. Dean's Scholarship. MORTON GINDI, Brooklyn. Industrial En- gineering. B.S. Abraham Lincoln High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Orientation Counsellor, A.l.l.E., Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, R. G. Haddad Foundation Scholarship, Cornell Scholar- ship. JEAN GIOVANNONE, Mamaroneck. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Mamaroneck High School. Pres., Alpha Phi. Ivory Tower. Orientation Counsellor, R.A., Honduras Project, Willard State Mental Health Team, Cornell A.F.S. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. Dean's List. KAREN SUE GIVENTER, Albany. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. The Milne School. Dorm Pres., Dorm Council, Dorm Program Comm., W.S.G.A. Assembly, Junior Cur- few Comm., U.S.S.C. JAMES F. GLAHN, Fairfax, Va. Agricul- ture, Wildlife Science. B.S. Norwalk High School. SAMUEL M'CHEYNE GLASSER, Gladwyne, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Harriton High School. Alpha Delta Phi. Pres., Phi Eta Sigma. Pres., Cornell Con- servative Club: Editor, Gentlemen of the Right: German Club. Dean's List. MARC GLASSMAN, Shaker Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Shaker Heights High School. V.-Pres., Zeta Beta Tau. Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach. Chrmn., S.G. Frosh Rotation: S.G. Finance Comm.: Orientation Counsel- lor: U.S.S.C. DAVID PETER GLEASON, Niagara Falls. Chemical Engineering. B.S. LaSalle High School. Phi Kappa Psi. Pros-Ops. Fr. Heavyweight Crew. A.I.Ch.E. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. JOHN DAVID GLEICHAUF, Rochester. Agriculture, Wildlife Science. B.S. John Marshall High School. Conservation Club, Outing Club, Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LESLIE ALAN GLICK, Scarsdale. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. New Rochelle High School. Managing Editor, Cornell Walk: D.G.R.C.: I.L.R.-U.S.S.C.: Faculty Comm. on Special Education Projects: Public Affairs Intern Program: W.S. Issues Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARY RAE GLICK, New York. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Pascack Valley High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. JUDITH HELEN GLUCKSBERG, Bronx. Agriculture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. JAMES JOSEPH GOBERT, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Boston Latin School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Cor- nell Chess Club, C.C.Y.C. BARRY ALAN GOLD, Kingston. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Kingston High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. V.-Pres., Pi Delta Epsilon: Acting Pres., Iota Beta Sigma. Executive Board, Cornell Radio Guild: An- nouncer, Special Affairs Director, Traffic Manager, A.M. Program Director, W.V.B.R.: U.S.S.C.: Sec., I.L.R.-U.S.S.C.: Pre-Law Society: I.L.R. Orientation Coun- sellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARTIN ELLIOTT GOLD, Flushing. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Jamaica High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Quill and Dagger. S.G. Executive Board: S.G. Fi- nance Comm.: W.S. Issues Comm.: W.V.B.R.: Orientation Counsellor: Young Dem.: Pre-Law Society: Pres., Sr. Class Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. PETER FREDERICK GOLD, New York. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Hewlett High School. Scribe, Tau Delta Phi. Fr. Tennis, Varsity Tennis, Fr. Squash, Varsity Squash. Wearer of the C. Fayette County Project, Pre-Law Society, Student Comm. on Vietnam, Vietnamese Orphans Csmrg. .Y. . N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholar- ship, Parent-Teacher Association Scholar- ship. MATTHEW GOLDBERG, Mt. Vernon. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Mt. Vernon High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ROGER HENRY GOLDBERG, Island Park. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Oceanside High School. Treas., Young Israel. U.S.S.C., Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. CLAUDIA DALE GOLDIN, New York. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. Chrmn., Sec., S.G. Finance Comm.: S.G. Elections Comm.: D.G.R.C.: Dorm Judicial Board: S.G. Publications Comm.: W.V.B.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. Dean's List. ALVIN JAMES GOLDMAN, Shaker Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Shaker Heights High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Sun. BARBARA H. GOLDMAN, Syosset. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Syosset High School. W.S. Craftshop Asst. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. ANNE JO GOLOMB, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Erasmus Hall High School. Sec., Prospect of Whitby. C.D.C., S.F.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DAVID STANLEY GOOD, Hillsdale, N.J. Engineering Physics. B.S. Pascack Valley High School. V.-Pres., Alpha Tau Omega. Narmid, Sigma Xi Delta. Shervvoods, N.R.O.T.C., I.F.C. Rushing Comm. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. JAYE GOODMAN, New York. Arts and Sci- ences, English. A.B. Great Neck North Senior High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta. D.G.R.C., Orienta- tion Counsellor, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PHYLLIS LOUISE GOODMAN, Flushing. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Flushing High School. Phi Sigma Sigma. University Orchestra, Hillel, Folk Dance Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT MERWIN GOODMAN, Canandai- gua. Agriculture, Plant Pathology. B.S. Trumansburg Senior High School. Bailey Hall Ushers, Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Eudorus C. Kenny Scholarship, Louis Ware Scholar- ship-Fellowship. Dean's List. SUSAN ELEANOR GOODMAN, Bayside. Arts and Sciences, Linguistics. A.B. Bay- side High School. Sun: Publicity Mgr., University Orchestra: Chamber Orchestra: C.C.Y.C.: Chamber Ensemble. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. DAVID GOODWIN, New York. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Martin Van Buren High School. Austin McCormick Youth Camp, I.L.R. Voice. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, U.S. Department of Labor Summer Re- search Scholarship. HOWARD JOEL GORDON, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Penfield Senior High School. Treas., Phi Sigma Epsilon. Treas., Pre-Law Society. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. BARRY JOHN GORSKI, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. G.A.R. Memorial High School. Social Chrmn., Theta Xi. Intramural Athletics. Cornell Scholarship. EMILIE ELIZABETH GOSTANIAN, Ithaca. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Kappa Alpha Theta. Willard State Mental Health Team, R.A.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SAMUEL GOTTFRIED, New York. Electri- cal Engineering. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Tau Epsilon Phi. Eta Kappa Nu. Dean's List. MARTIN GOTTLIEB, Ardsley. Agriculture, Ornamental Horticulture and Floriculture. B.S. Ardsley High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SENA R. GOTTLIEB, Flushing. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. Francis Lewis High School. Activity Chrmn., Delta Phi Epsilon. Alpha Lambda Delta, Omi- cron Nu. W.S. Open House Comm., Spe- cial ChiIdren's Clinic, Leg. Rep., Willard State Mental Health Team, U.S.S.C., C.D. Student-Faculty Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. GARY ALBERT GOULD, Ludlowville. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. King Ferry Central School. Lambda Chi Alpha. C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARK GOULD, Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical Engineering. B.S. The Haverford School. Pres., W a t e rm a rg I n. Cornell Young Friends, Sage Chapel Choir, Cornell Tid- dlywinks Team. NINA JEANETTE GOULD, Stamford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Stamford High School. Pres., Delta Gamma. Phi Beta Kappa, Mortar Board. R.A., Orientation Counsellor, Ithaca Tu- torial, S.G. Nominating and Interviewing Comm., U.S.S.C. Dean's List. PAUL ALAN GOULD, W. Nyack. Agricul- ture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Clarkstown High School. Beta Theta Pi. Varsity Soc- cer. Wearer of the C. Austin McCormick Youth Camp. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LAWRENCE GRABEL, New Rochelle. Chemical Engineering. B.S. New Rochelle High School. Tau Beta Pi. A.I.Ch.E., Hil- lel, C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JANE ELLEN GRACE, Binghamton. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Binghamton Central High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Dorm Council: W.S. Open House Comm.: Chrmn., W.S. Social Comm.: Pro- gramming V.-Pres., W.S. Board of Man- agers: Graduation Comm., Sr. Class Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Townsend Fund Scholarship. FRANK WARREN GRAFF, Lake Grove. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. W. E. Howitt High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Charles Blood Scholarship. PAMELA MAE GRANT, Chevy Chase, Md. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Bethesda- Chevy Chase High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Trojan Horse, C.D.C., Octagon. Dean's List. ANTHONY MARK GRASSO, Connellsville, Pa. Agriculture, Floriculture. B.S. Saint Vincent Preparatory School. Big Red Band, Repertoire Band. EDWARD KELSO GRAY, Wilmington, Del. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Brandywine High School. Alpha Tau Omega. Pi Tau Sigma: V.-Pres., Aquarius. Fr. Swimming: Capt., Varsity Swimming. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. A.S.M.E.: Orien- tation Counsellor: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C. Charles R. Armington Scholarship. LEON EARL GRAY, JR., West Hartford, Conn. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. 459 460 B.S. New Dorp High School. Zeta Psi. 150- lb. Football. Boxing Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BRYCE PALMER GRAYBILL, Greensburg, Pa. Architecture. B.Arch. Greensburg- Salem High School. Alpha Delta Phi. Logive: V.-Pres., Gargoyle Society. U.S.S.C., Orientation Counselor. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. PETER ERIC GREBOW, New York. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. Phi Sigma Epsilon. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BARBARA LYNN GREEN, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Martin Van Buren High School. Wil- lard State Mental Health Team, Young Dem., Hillel, Extramural Volleyball. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. GEORGIA NAN GREEN, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Great Neck North Senior High School. Treas., Phi Sigma Sigma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Hillel, U.S.S.C., Ithaca Tutorial. Cornell Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JOHN BRADLEY GREEN, JR., Ridgewood, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. Ridgewood High School. Phi Kappa Psi. Tau Beta Pi. Corrgell Bicycle Club, Outing Club, A.S. .E. MARK JOSEPH GREEN, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, Government Honors. A.B. Great Neck South Senior High School. Tau Delta Phi. Phi Eta Sigma, Aleph Samach. Varsity Tennis, Varsity Squash, Fr. Tennis, Fr. Squash. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Program Chrmn., Pre-Law Society: Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ROGER JONATHAN GREEN, Jamaica. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Jamaica High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Orientation Coun- sellor: Review Board, Sun: Literary Editor, Widow: S.G. Elections Comm. ALLAN DAVID GREENBERG, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Yeshiva University High School. Social Chrmn., Young Israel. Phi Eta Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. HARVEY GREENBERG, New York. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. East Islip High School. Ithaca Tutorial, W.V.B.R., Jordani, S.G. Campus Chest. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. MARJORIE GAIL GREENBERG, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Sheepshead Bay High School. Social Chrmn., Founder's Day Chrmn., Sigma Delta Tau. S.G. Nominating and Interview- ing Comm., U.S.S.C., Willard State Mental Health Team, W.S. Posters and Display Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WILLIAM TELFORD GREENE, Fort Lauder- dale, Fla. Civil Engineering, Structural En- gineering. B.S. Stranahan Senior High School. Pres., Alpha Tau Omega. Rod and Bob. I.F.C.: C.U.A.A., Physical Education Instructor: Weightlifting Club. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. PHILIP ARTHUR GREENHILL, Roslyn Es- tates. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Roslyn High School. House Mgr., Tau Epsilon Phi. Fr. Rifle Team. I.F.C. Walk: Mgr. of Solicitors, S.G. Campus Chest. ELIZABETH RUSSELL GREENSLADE, Staten Island. Home Economics, Home Economics Education. B.S. Curtis High School. Alpha Phi. Sage Chapel Choir, Home Economics Student-Faculty Comm. N.Y.S. R e g e nts Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Dietetic Association Scholarship. MATTHEW HOWARD GREENSTONE, Douglaston. Agriculture, Biological Sci- ences. B.S. Bayside High School. Algon- quin Lodge. Phi Eta Sigma. University Or- chestra, Chamber Orchestra. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. JAMES SHERWOOD GREENWELL, Hono- lulu, Haw. Agriculture, Agricultural Eco- nomics. B.S. Hawaii Preparatory Acad- emy. Pres., Sigma Phi. Scabbard and Blade, Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Quill and Dagger. Capt., Varsity Polo Team. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Pres., Polo Club: R.O.T.C. ELAINE ZOE GREIDER, Houston, Tex. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Delaney Senior High School. Kappa Delta. Sage Chapel Choir. SPENCER IRVING GRIDLEY, Pennellville. Agriculture, Agricultural Education. B.S. Central Square Central School. Sec., C.A.T.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WILLIAM HAVER GROHMANN, Tenafly, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Tenafly Senior High School. Pres., Rush- ing Chrmn., Phi Gamma Delta. Quill and Dagger: V.-Pres., Aleph Samach: Phoebus. Fr. Football, Fr. Baseball, Varsity Foot- ball. Dorm Counsellor, Student Housing Comm., I.F.C. Discrimination Comm., S.G. Nominating and Interviewing Comm. ROBERT GULDIN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sci- ences, English. A.B. Erasmus Hall High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Sun, International Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. SUSAN JOY GURIAN, Merrick. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. W. C. Mepham High School. C.U.R.W., Cornell Chorus. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Townsend Scholarship. THOMAS FLAGSTAD GUTHRIE, Williams- ville. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Wil- liamsville Senior High School. Rushing Comm., Social Comm., Sigma Phi Epsi- lon. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DAVID ROSS GUTKNECHT, Nutley, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Nutley High School. Chaplain, Warden, Pi Kappa Phi. Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Kappa Psi, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Big Red Band, Sa- voyards, Octagon, Concert Band, Univer- sity Orchestra. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. DAVID PAUL GUTMAN, Mount Kisco. Me- chanical Engineering. B.S. John Jay High School. Recorder, Sigma Alpha Mu. Cor- nell Day, E.l. Co-op Program. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. JAL B. GUZDER, Bombay, India. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Bharda New High School. A.I.Ch.E. H DIANE LESLIE HAAS, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Mid- wood High School. U.S.S.C., Austin Mc- Cormick Youth Camp, Southside Commu- nity Center. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. STEPHEN ROBERT HAAS, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. East High School. V.-Pres. for Academics, Phi Kappa Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholarship. SUSAN JILL HABER, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Buffalo Seminary. Scholarship Chrmn., Alpha Epsilon Phi. U.S.S.C., Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. JAMES NORMAN HABID, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. G.A.R. Memorial High School. Dean's Scholarship. PAULA MARIE HAIMILA, Fitchburg, Mass. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. Fitchburg High School. Sec., Delta Gamma. Residential Editor, Cornellian: U.S.S.C.: R.A.R.: Newman Foundation. Cornell National Scholarship. JEFFREY RICHARD HALL, Ambler, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Tonawanda Senior High School. Phi Sigma Kappa. Aquarius, Narmid, Scabbard and Blade. Varsity Swimming, 150-lb. Football. Wearer of the C. N.R.O.T.C., A.S.M.E., Orientation Counsellor, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. MICHAEL FENWICK HALL, Yonkers. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Roosevelt High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Repertoire Band, Figure Skating Club. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Alexander and Mary E. Saunders Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. SARAH GIBSON HALL, Warwick, R.l. Home Economics, Extension Teaching. B.S. Warwick Veteran's Memorial High School. THOMAS MAXWELL HALL, Buffalo. Engi- neering Physics. B.S. Amherst Central High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Cornell Uni- versity Glee Club, Cornell Chorus, Cornell Radio Guild, W.V.B.R. Meritt Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LESLIE HALPERN, New Providence, N.J. Electrical Engineering. B.S. New Provi- dence High School. Soccer. Young Dem. LEWIS ALLAN HALPERN, Paramus, N.J. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Paramus High School. Pres., Phi Sigma Delta. Fr. Basketball. Wearer of the Numerals. DAVID S. HAMBURGER, Elkins Park, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Chelten- ham High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Fr. Track. C.D.C.: Student Advisor, D.G.R.C. Dean's List. JOHN MALCOLM HAMILTON, Johnson- ville. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Cambridge Central School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Sears Roebuck Scholar- ship, New York Farmers 'Scholarship. Dean's List. REED DUNCAN HAMILTON, JR., Mount Vernon, O. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Mount Vernon High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. Fr. Swimming. Wearer of the Numerals. S.G. Campus Chest, Sage Chapel Choir, Cor- nell University Glee Club, l.E.E.E., Class Reunion Clerk, N.R.O.T.C. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. THEODORE V. HAMILTON, Harrington Park, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. North- ern Valley Regional High School. Alpha Tau Omega. A.S.C.E. J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship. REBECCA ANN HAMMERMAN, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Horton Watkins High School. V.-Pres., Soph. Class Council: Soph. Sweater Comm.: U.S.S.C. Shell National Merit Scholarship, National Honor Society Scholarship. Dean's List. CAROL R. HANDELMAN, Great Neck. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Great Neck North High School. Omi- cron Nu. Sec., W.S.G.A.: W.S.G.A. Selec- tion Comm.: W.S.G.A. Social Comm.: Stu- dent-Faculty-Administration Forum: Sec., Folk Song Club: S.G. Housing Chrmn. Na- tional Merit Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PAUL STANLEY HANDZEL, Mattydale. Electrical Engineering. B.S. North Syra- cuse Central High School. Pres., Social Chrmn., Pledgemaster, Pi Kappa Alpha. U.S.S.C., Young Rep. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Rosamond Gifford Scholarship. WILLIAM DUNLAP HANEY, Westfield, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. Westfield High School. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chi Epsilon, Aquarius. Varsity Swimming. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. A.S.C.E. Teagle Scholarship. ERIC MICHAEL HANIN, Lawrence. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. George W. Hewlett High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NED HANNA, JR., New Kensington, Pa. Unclassified. B.S. New Kensington High School. V.-Pres., Kappa Sigma. Rugby. U.S.S.C., Rugby Club, C.C.Y.C. VALERIE HANSEN, Dryden. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. Dryden Central High School. Symphonic Band. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, W.T.K.O. Scholarship. WILLIAM M. HANSEN, Holland. Hotel Ad- ministration. B.S. Holland Central High School. House Mgr., Steward, Theta Xi. U.S.S.C., C.H.A., H.E.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Taylor Foundation Scholarship, Statler Foundation Scholarship. VIRGINIA FLORENCE HARDY, Summit, N.J. Home Economics, Housing and De- sign. B.S. Summit High School. Pi Beta Phi. A.H.E.A.: Clerk, Christian Science Or- ganization: Cornell Chorus: U.S.S.C.: Ori- entation Counsellor: Field Hockey Club: W.S.G.A. Social Comm. DONALD E. HARNER, Springville. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Griffin Institute High School. C.A.T.A. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Erie County Board of Health Scholarship. DUANE CUYLER HARRISON, Oneonta. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Laurens Central High School. Farmhouse Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARC HUGH HARWITT, Pulaski. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Berk- shire School. Chancellor, Beta Sigma Rho. Cornell Conservative Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN MAY HASKEL, Rockville Centre. Industrial 81 Labor Relations, Interna- tional and Comparative Labor Relations. B.S. South Side Senior High School. One World Club, W.A.A. Rep., Ithaca Tutorial, The Commons. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN HATHAWAY, Libertyville, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Liberty- ville High School. House Pres., Alpha Epsilon Phi. Austin McCormick Youth Camp, S.G. Fr. Leadership Program, U.S.S.C. Cornell Scholarship. ALLAN AUSTIN HAUER, Richmond, Va. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Douglas Free- man High School. Athletic Director, Seal and Serpent. Cornell Engineer: Treas., Christian Science Organization: I.E.E.E. BRUCE MARC HAUSY, New York. Agricul- ture, Science Education. B.S. The Bronx High School of Science. Pre-Vet Society: Mott Student Comm.: Hillel: Publicity Sec., One World Club: Director of Student Volunteers: The Commons: C.U.R.W. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ERIC MICHAEL HANIN, Lawrence. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. George W. Hewlett High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MILES JONATHAN HAVEN, Poughkeepsie. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Poughkeepsie High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Varsity Rifle Team. Concert Band. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NANCY ELIZABETH HAVENS, Dobbs Ferry. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Dobbs Ferry High School. Pledge Trainer, Songleader, Delta Delta Delta. W.A.A. Ath- letic Award. Cornell Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir, U.S.S.C., Orientation Counsellor, S.G. Finance Comm., Cornell Conservative Club, Jr. Panhel Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. HAROLD PIERCE HAWLEY, JR., DeWitt. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. Jamesville- DeWitt High School. Kappa Alpha. Kappa Kappa Psi. Big Red Band, Repertoire Band, Symphonic Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell University Grant, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, General Foods Scholarship. HELEN ELLIS HAWORTH, Washington, D.C. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Woodrow Wilson High School. Prospect of Whitby. Dean's Scholarship. RICHARD WOLFE HAYMAN, Chevy Chase, Md. Industrial Engineering. B.S. The Bullis School. Treas., Tau Delta Phi. W.V.B.R., A.I.I.E., Cornell Amateur Radio Club, Austin McCormick Youth Camp. JOHN WILFRED HAYWOOD, Ill, Washing- ton, D.C. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Calvin Coolidge High School. Tau Delta Phi. Fr. Swimming, Diving. U.S.S.C.: Orien- tation Counsellor: S.G. Nominating and In- terviewing Comm.: Area Chrmn., D.G.R.C. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. ANNE ELIZABETH HEALEY, Ithaca. Agri- culture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. HARRIET ELLEN HECHT, New York. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. George Washington High School. Social Chrmn., House Pres., Delta Phi Epsilon. Alpha Lambda Delta. U.S.S.C., I.L.R. Orientation Counsellor, I.L.R.-U.S.S.C., W.S.G.A. As- sembly. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, IIil.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's ist. HELMUT GEORGE HEIDEMANN, Acra. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Cairo Central High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MADELINE E. HEILMAN, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Sheepshead Bay High School. W.S. Fine Arts Comm., One World Club. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. CHARLES A. HEINBERG, Malverne. Agri- culture, Science Education. B.S. Valley Stream North High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. Varsity Wrestling. Willard State Men- tal Health Team, Intramural Wrestling. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GEORGE FRANKLIN HEINRICH, New York. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Fieldston School. Rushing Chrmn., Pres., Pi Kappa Phi. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. HENNING E. HELDT, Glencoe, Md. Fine Arts. B.F.A. Oldfields School. Dorm Pres. Dean's Scholarship. LUCIA HENNING HELDT, Miami, Fla. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Miami Senior High School. Phi Beta Kappa. Dorm Social Comm., Ithaca Tutorial, D.G.R.C., W.S. International Comm. Mc- Voy Scholarship. Dean's List. JOAN ALENE HELLER, Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Beachwood High School. House Pres., Alpha Epsilon Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta. Asst. Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Ithaca Tutorial. Dean's List. CAROL E. HELMCKE, Oceanside. Indus- trial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Oceanside High School. Delta Pi. Austin McCormick Youth Camp, Dorm Program Chrmn., Leg. Rep. LYNNE SUSAN HEMENWAY, Frankfort. Home Economics, General Home Econom- ics. B.S. Frankfort-Schuyler Central High School. Social Chrmn., Triphammer Women's Cooperative. Publicity Chrmn., Home Ec. Student-Faculty Comm.: Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, Sears Roebuck Scholarship. ROBERT CHARLES HEMPEL, New York. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Trinity School. Kappa Alpha. HARRY BOYD HERFORTH, Cleveland Heights, O. Engineering Physics. B.S. Cleveland Heights High School. Kappa Delta Rho. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Fr. Tennis. Concert Band, University Or- chestra. J. McMullen Regional Scholar- ship, Owens Illinois Scholarship. Dean's List. CARY STEPHEN HERSHEY, Roslyn. Arts and Sciences, Government Honors. A.B. Roslyn High School. Academic Chrmn., Tau Delta Phi. Orientation Counsellor, Public Affairs Intern Program Steering Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. NANCY HERTEL, Ithaca. Arts and Sci- ences, Psychology. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Delta Gamma. Women's Swimming Team. Cornell in Central America, Orientation Counsellor, W.S.G.A. Fr. Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEFFREY EATON HEYWOOD, Gardner, Mass. Industrial Engineering. M.E. Gard- ner High School. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Cor- nell University Glee Club, C.C.Y.C. JAMES BERRY HILL, New York. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Riverdale Country Day School. Tau Delta Phi. Orien- tation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. RUSSELL CHARLES HILL, Lyons. Agricul- ture, Biochemistry. B.S. Lyons Central School. Triathlon Club. N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. SENETTA LOUISE HILL, Augusta, Me. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Cony High School. Outing Club. Dean's Schol- arship, Vedder Scholarship. NORMAN ANTHONY HILLS, McLean, Va. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Rogers High School. House Mgr., Zeta Psi. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. GEORGE JOSEPH HILTZIK, Brooklyn. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Yeshivah of Flatbush High School. Treas., Pres., Young Israel: Alpha Epsilon Pi. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon, Delta Pi. Editor- in-Chief, I.L.R. Voice: Hillel: Orientation Counsellor: S.G. Appointments Comm.: I.L.R.-U.S.S.C.: I.L.R. Orientation Counsel- lor: Director, D.G.R.C.: I.L.R. Undergradu- ate Program Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- 46 462 tive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Irving M. Ives Award. Dean's List. MADY HIRSCHFELD, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. Francis Lewis High School. East Harlem Project, Folk Song Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship at Cornell. MARGARET LOUISE HOCK, Kingston, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Kings- ton High School. Treas., Alpha Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon. Senior Editor, Cornellian: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Ithaca Tutorial: S.G. Campus Chest: Dorm Program Comm. Dean's Scholarship. ROBERT JOHN HOCKENBERGER, Web- ster. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Webster High School. Eta Kappa Nu. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Edward P. Burrel Schoarship. Dean's List. JACQUELINE ANN HOEPPNER, Eau Claire, Wis. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Eau Claire Memorial High School. Prospect of Whitby. Ithaca Tutorial, Wes- ley Foundation. Dean's List. ARNOLD LEE HOFFMAN, White Plains. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. White Plains High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Phi Eta Sigma. l.F.C. Walk, W.S. Fine Arts Comm., A.l.E.S.E.C. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RICHARD BENNETT HOFFMAN, Mount Vernon. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. A. B. Davis High School. Quill and Dagger, Pi Delta Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Pi. Managing Editor, Sun: Editorial Board, I.L.R. Forum: I.L.R. Voice: Cornellian. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. FRANCIS DONNELLY HOFFSTOT, Oak- mont, Pa. Hotel Administration. B.S. Oak- mont High School. Phi Kappa Theta. Phi Theta Phi. H.E.C., C.H.A. ABRAM POLHEMUS HOLCOMBE Ill, Tenafly, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Govern- ment. A.B. Tenafly High School. Steward, V.-Pres., Chi Phi. Scabbard and Blade. W.V.B.R., R.O.T.C. Dean's Scholarship. ROBERT CHARLES HOLMES, Edison, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Edi- son Township High School. Tau Delta Phi. V.-Pres., Quill and Dagger. Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. D.G.R.C. Teagle Foundation Scholarship. DAVID JONAS HOLZSAGER, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Great Neck South Senior High School. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Lacrosse. Wearer of the Numerals. D.G.R.C., Ithaca Tutorial, Ori- entation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. A. JOSEPH HOMICZ, JR., Amherst, N.H. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. East Longmeadow High School. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Treas., Red Key So- ciety: Sphinx Head. Varsity Football, Fr. Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell Scholarship. HARRY LEE HOOD, Canastota. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Canastota High School. Kappa Sigma. Big Red Band, Repertoire Band. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. THEODORE LEE HOPKINS, East Aurora. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Iroquois Central High School. Treas., Alpha Zeta. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD THOMAS HOPPE, Seaford. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. General Douglas MacArthur High School. Rushing Chrmn., Phi Sigma Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma. l.F.C. Rushing Comm., l.F.C. Social Comm., S.G. Publications Comm., S.G. Campus Chest. Phyllis Brick Memorial Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. Dean's List. DAVID JACK HORN, New York. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Horace Mann High School. Capt., Fr. Soccer: Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD JACQUES HORN, Syracuse. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Not- tingham High School. University Orches- tra: Jazz D.J., W.V.B.R.: Chrmn., Willard State Mental Health Group Discussion. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Ford Foundation Three Years Masters Scholarship in Biol- ogy. Dean's List. JONATHAN MARC HOROWITZ, Jamaica. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Jamaica High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Alpha Epsilon Delta. D.G.R.C., W.S. Is- sues Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. SUSAN SYLVIA HORSEY, Woodstock. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Onteora Central School. Dorm Program Comm. National M erit Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. STUART HAROLD HOSKINS, Auburn. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Union Springs Central School. Zeta Psi. Agricultural Engineering Club. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. DORIS MARIE HOUGHTON, Lisle. Agricul- ture, Science Education. B.S. Whitney Point Central School. Pledge Pres., Kappa Delta. Wesley Foundation, 4-H Club. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KIM MONROE HOWELL, Waynesboro, Va. Agriculture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. Waynesboro High School. Compet Mgr., Fr. Swimming. Cornell Grotto of N.S.S., Folk Song Club. Food Fair Scholarship. Dean's List. CAROLYN LEE HOYER, East Aurora. Agri- culture, Bacteriology. B.S. East Aurora High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Com- munity of Lay Scholars: U.S.S.C.: Sec., Jr. Blazer Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.S.F. Research Grant. Dean's List. ROBERT YI-AN HUANG, Chevy Chase, Md. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Bethesda- Chevy Chase High School. House Mgr., Lambda Chi Alpha. JOHN HOWARD HUBBELL, Frankfort. Agriculture, Business Management. B.S. Frankfort-Schuyler Central School. Sec., Alpha Chi Rho. Varsity Wrestling. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. RICHARD C. HULE'lTE, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. East Longmeadow High School. Social Chrmn. Phi Kappa Sigma. JOHN MORGAN HUMPHREY, Rockville, Md. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Sher- wood High School. Kappa Alpha. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma. A.S.M.E., East Hill Flying Club, U.S.S.C. Dean's List. HOLLY RAWSON HUNTLEY, Bronxville. Home Economics, Housing and Design. B.S. Bronxville High School. Pi Beta Phi. Pres., Christian Science Organization: R.A.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SHARON JOY HURWITZ, Binghamton. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. The Baldwin School For Girls. Sigma Delta Tau. S.G. Publications Comm., W.S. So- cial Comm., W.S. Special Events Comm., Panhel Discrimination Comm., Bailey Hall Ushers. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WILLIAM JAMES CHARLES HUTCHINSON, Santa Cruz, Jamaica, W.l. Agriculture, Dairy Husbandry. B.S. Monro College. Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the Numerals. Treas., West Indies Students Association. Dean's List. NANCY LEE HUXTABLE, West Winfield. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. West Winfield Central School. Pi Beta Phi. Cornell Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir, Notables. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PATRICIA LOUISE HUY, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. Man- chester High School. JERROLD E. HYAMS, Lido Beach. Indus- trial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Long Beach High School. Pi Lambda Phi. D.G.R.C., U.S.S.C., Pre-Law Society. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. DERWIN MARTIN HYDE, Islington, Mass. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. West- wood High School. JAMES FRANKLIN HYLA, Manlius. Engi- neering Physics. B.S. Fayetteville-Manlius High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Xi Delta, Tau Beta Pi. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ROMILDA THERESE IHM, Vancouver, B.C., Can. Hotel Administration, Hotel Engineering. B.S. High School of Mont- real. Hotel School International Activities. Taylor Foundation Scholarship, Courtney Memorial Scholarship. REXFORD JAMES INGLIS, Clifton Springs. Agriculture, Dairy Husbandry. B.S. Clifton Springs Central School. Pres., Treas., Acacia. Fr. Cross Country, Fr. Track. Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell Univer- sity Glee Club, Newman Foundation, Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Scholarship to Chil- dren of Veterans, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT INSLERMAN, Cambridge. Agri- culture, Wildlife Management. B.S. Cam- bridge Central High School. House Mgr., Sigma Pi. Outing Club, C.C.Y.C., Conser- vation Club. N.S.F. Research Grant. BARRY J. IRWIN, Bethesda, Md. Agricul- ture, Marine Ecology. B.S. Walter Johnson High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Pres., Majura Nolanda. Varsity Lacrosse. Wearer of the C. Cornell University Grant-in-Aid Scholarship. CHARLES JAY ISEMAN, Bronx. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Abraham Lincoln High School. Alpha Chi Sigma. A.C.M., Parent's Weekend Comm., Hillel, Cornell Chess Club, C.C.Y.C., A.F.R.O.T.C., Arnold Air Society. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JAMES ANDREW JACKSON, Alton, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Mar- quette High School. V.-Pres., Psi Upsilon. Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse. Wearer of the C. WILLIAM ASKEW JACKSON, Pittsburgh, Pa. E n gi n ee ri n g Physics. B.S. Mt. Lebanon High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Sigma Xi Delta. Mgr., Crew. Orientation Counsellor. WALTER EARL JACOBSON, Hilton. Agri- culture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Hilton High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ANDREA JACOBY, New York. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ramaz High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board. Sun, S.C.A.R.B., S.G. Training Comm., S.G. Academic Affairs Comm., Orientation Counsellor, Res. Comm., Ithaca Tutorial, Faculty Comm. for Scheduling of Public Events, Dorm Pres. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JOSEPH JAFFE, Liberty. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Liberty Central High School. Pi Lambda Phi. Pi Delta Epsilon. Photo Editor, Sun: Photo Editor, Widow: Photo Editor, Fr. Register: Publicity Chrmn., Parents' Weekend Comm.: S.G. Publications Comm.: Photo Editor, l.F.C. Standard: Pre-Law Society. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. PETER BECKER JAHRLING, Ridgewood, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Microbiology. A.B. Ridgewood High School. Rushing Chrmn., Pi Kappa Phi. Rifle and Pistol Club, C.C.Y.C. JOHN HERR JAMES, New Hope, Pa. Elec- trical Engineering. B.S. Solebury School. Alpha Tau Omega. Varsity Fencing. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., Fencing Club, C.C.Y.C., E.l. Co-op Program. Cornell University Grant. TIMOTHY WAYNE JANAITIS, Schenectady. Agriculture, Marine Biology. B.S. Nis- kayuna High School. Recording Sec., Pledge Master, Chi Phi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FREDERICK JOSEPH JANNETT, JR., West Millington, N.J. Agriculture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. Ridge High School. C.C.Y.C., Judo Club. Dean's List. PETER ARVYDAS JANUS, Farmington, Conn. Arts and Sciences, English Litera- ture. A.B. Kingswood School. Social Chrmn., Pi Lambda Phi. Fr. Soccer, Var- sity Soccer. Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., D.G.R.C., l.F.C. Publications Comm., Orientation Counsellor, C.D.C., l.F.C. Standard, East Hill Flying Club. Jane and John Martin Foundation Schol- arship. STEVEN ANDREW JAROSE, Waterford. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Shenendehowa Central School. Pres., Cayuga Lodge. Newman Foundation: Pres., 4-H Club: 4-H Club Recreation Team, Cornell A.F.S. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELLEN M. JARSCHAUER, New Rochelle. Fine Arts. B.F.A. New Rochelle High School. N.Y.S. ,Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. KATHY MEREDITH JASSEM, Jamaica. ln- dustrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Jamaica High School of Performing Arts. Debate Society, C.D.C., Cornell Day. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ERIC CHARLES JAY, Larchmont. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Mamaroneck High School. Treas., Steward, Alpha Tau Omega. Phi Eta Sigma. Varsity Squash. Executive Board, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. HENRlE'l'l'A HELEN JAY, Buffalo. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing, and Housing and Design. B.S. Sweet Home High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KURT JOHN JENNE, Germantown, Md. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Walter Johnson High School. Sec., Chi Psi. V.- Pres., Scabbard and Blade. Fr. Track. R.O.T.C., Judo Club. Aileen S. Andrew Foundation Scholarship. PAUL ROBERT JENSEN, Croton-On-Hud- son. Agriculture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. Croton-Harmon High School. Sec., Delta Tau Delta. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. l.F.C. Analysis and Research Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. PATRICIA ANN JOHN, Rochester. Agricul- ture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. John Mar- shall High School. Treas., Sec., Pre-Vet Society: Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARTIN OLIN JOHNSEN, North Caldwell, N.J. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. West Essex High School. Alpha Chi Sigma. A.S.M.E. Teagle Scholarship. KENNETH ARTHUR JOHNSON, Wood- bury. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Syosset High School. Narmid Society. N.R.O.T.C. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. NORMAN EVAN JOHNSON, Staten Island. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Curtis High School. C.L.A.Y., The Commons, A.S.M.E., International Orientation Counsellor, In- ternational Orientation Director, W.S. In- ternational Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT PETER JOHNSON, Warwick, R.I. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Pil- grim High School. Treas., Delta Chi. Pershing Rifles. STEPHEN FRASER JOHNSON, Hastings, Mich. Arts and Sciences, German Litera- ture. A.B. Hastings Senior High School. Rushing Chrmn., V.-Pres., Kappa Alpha. Ithaca Tutorial. SUSAN MARIE JOHNSON, Kenmore. Arts and Sciences, French Honors. A.B. Ken- more West Senior High School. Alpha Phi. Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Lambda Delta. Cornell French Players, C.D.C., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Ford Foundation Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. WILLIAM ROBERT JOHNSON, DuBois, Pa. Industrial Engineering. B.S. DuBois High School. Sec., Alumni Sec., Pledgemaster, Building Comm., Executive Board, Sigma Pi. A.F.R.O.T.C., C.C.Y.C. JAMES DOWNEY JOHNSTON, Lexington, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Lexington High School. Fr. Cross Country, Fr. Track. Arnold Air Society, Newman Foundation. Cornell Scholarship, A.F.R.O.T.C. Financial Grant. R. STEVEN JONAS, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Monroe High School. Big Red Band, Folk Song Club, Cornell Liberal Union, D.G.R.C. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. DAVID TODD JONES, North Babylon. Agriculture, Animal Husbandry. B.S. North Babylon Senior High School. Stew- ard, Alpha Gamma Rho. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. REV. GRIFF LLEWELLYN JONES, Hermon. Agriculture, Animal Science. B.S. Layfay- ette High School. Watermargin. Phi Alpha Omega, Phi Delta Kappa. Round-Up Club, C.A.T.A., Cornell Rugby Club. SUSAN BETH JOSSEM, Rochester. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Monroe High School. C.C.Y.C., U.S.S.C., D.G.R.C., S.F.E., Dorm Council, Dorm Publicity Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Federation of Women's Clubs Scholarship. K EDWARD LYON KABELAC, Aurora. Agri- culture, Commercial Floriculture. B.S. Sherwood Central School. Social Chrmn., Cayuga Lodge. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RUSS ELMER KAEGEBEIN, Grand Island. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Tonawanda Senior High School. Ho-Nun- De-Kahg Pres., Scabbard and Blade: Narmid. N.R.O.T.C., Faculty-Student Liai- son Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MINAS CONSTANTINE KAFATOS, lrakleion, Crete, Greece. Arts and Sci- ences, Physics. A.B. Corais Lyceum. V.- Pres., Seal and Serpent. Phi Eta Sigma. Cornell Scholarship. E. ANNE KALBERER, Saddle River, N.J. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ramsey High School. MATTHEW AARON KALMAN, New Ro- chelle. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Yeshiva University High School. V.-Pres., Young Israel. Phi Eta Sigma. Hillel, W.V.B.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ARTHUR BRUCE KANE, Flushing. Agricul- ture, General Agriculture. B.S. Jamaica High School. Hillel, Judo Club, Pre-Vet Society, S.F.E. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN MICHAEL KANE, New York. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Horace Mann School. Social Chrmn., Academic Chrmn., Tau Delta Phi. Austin McCormick Youth Camp. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN JANE KANE, Woodmere. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. George W. Hewlett High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Nu. Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DAVID CHESTER KANTORCZYK, Glass- port, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Glassport High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Red Key Society, Sphinx Head. Co- Capt., 150-lb. Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Treas., Sr. Class Council, U.S.S.C. Cornell National Schol- arship. ALAN WARR EN KAPILOW, Roslyn Heights. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Ros- lyn High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Intra- mural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARSHALL MICHAEL KAPLAN, Omaha, Neb. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Omaha Central High School. V.-Pres., Steward, Sec., Phi Epsilon Pi. Varsity Rifle Team. A.l.I.E., Young Dem., R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, U.S.S.C., W.V.B.R., Cornell Radio Guild. J. McMul- len Regional Scholarship, Cornell Schol- arship. Dean's List. ROGER ALAN KARZ, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Brighton High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. S.G. Campus Chest, W.S. Special Events Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. ELLEN SUE KASPIN, Staten Island. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Curtis High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. S.G. Publications Comm., Young Dem., Fr. Register. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ALICE LEONA KATZ, New York. Arts and Sciences, Social Relations. A.B. Birch Wathen School. Recording Sec., Sigma 463 64 Delta Tau. Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent. Dorm Publicity Comm.: Chrmn., W.S. Posters and Display Comm.: W.S. Board of Managers. Dean's List. GERALD LESLEY KATZ, Ithaca. Civil Engi- neering. B.S. Norwalk High School. Tau Kappa Epsilon. A.S.C.E. MOLLYANNE KAUFFMAN, Atlantic City, N.J. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Atlantic City High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board. Dorm Aca- demic Comm., Le Cercle Francais, Inter- national Orientation Counsellor, S.F.E., Cornell Walk. Dean's List. ALEXANDRA JOAN KAUFMAN, Mamaro- neck. Home Economics, Child Develop- ment. B.S. Mamaroneck High School. N.Y.S. R e g e n ts Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. KAREN SUE KAUFMAN, Far Rockaway. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Far Rockaway High School. Pledge Trainer, Sec., Delta Phi Epsilon. C.U.R.W.: W.V.B.R.: Austin McCormick Youth Camp: Leader, Willard State Mental Health Team: U.S.S.C.: A.H.E.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MYRON SAMUEL KAUFMAN, Forest Hills. Arts and Sciences, Government Honors. A.B. Forest Hills High School. Announcer, W.V.B.R.: Jr. Blazer Comm. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. NICHOLAS WILLIAM KAUFMANN, Tenafly, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Tenafly High School. Beta Theta Pi. Ma- jura Nolanda. Wrestling. Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C. STUART ALAN KAY, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. lrondequoit High School. Pi Lambda Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. Orientation Counsellor, Presi- dent's Comm. for Disadvantaged Stu- dents, lntramural Baseball. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- Eve Award, Dean's Scholarship. Dean's ist. PHYLLIS E. KAYE, New York. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Hunter College High School. Pi Delta Epsilon. Asst. Managing Editor, Sun: S.G. Nominating and Inter- viewing Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RONALD HERBERT KAYE, Westport, Conn. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Nis- kayuna High School. Lightweight Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EMILY W. KEAST, Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Rush Consultant, Delta Gamma. French Players, Barnes Players. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. STEPHEN C. KEAST, Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD GEORGE KEIR, Demarest, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Psychology Honors. A.B. Northern Valley Regional High School. Alpha Delta Phi. National Merit Scholar- ship. Dean's List. JERRY EUGENE KEITH, Southwick, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. West- field High School. Phi Kappa Sigma. Fr. Lightweight Crew. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship, Charles Blood Scholarship. FRANCINE PAULETTE KELLER, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Erasmus Hall High School. Omicron Nu. U.S.S.C., Hillel, Dorm Social Comm., W.S.G.A. Assembly Dorm Pres., W.S.G.A. Res. Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. SUE ELAINE KELSEY, Portland, Conn. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Portland High School. Pres., Pi Beta Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta. Jr. Panhel Council, Pan- hel, R.A., W.S.G.A. Selection Comm., W.S.G.A. Dorm Officers Training Chrmn. Cornell National Scholarship. Dean's List. THOMAS FORD KENNEDY, Birmingham, Mich. Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering. B.S. Seaholm High School. House Mgr., Correspondent, Executive Sec., Song Leader, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Sec.- Treas., Aquarius. Swimming. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Dorm Counsellor, U.S.S.C. Alfred P. Sloan Na- tional Scholarship. MARC JOSEPH KESSLER, Albany. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. The Milne School. Watermargin. Folk Song Club, Young Dem., W.S. International Comm., Pre-Law Society. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WARREN JOEL KESSLER, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. lronde- quoit High School. Aleph Samach. Orien- tation Counsellor: Student-Faculty Human Rights Comm.: S.G. Finance Comm.: ln- dependent Rep., Treas., S.G. Executive Board. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NANCY JANE KEUSCH, Laurelton. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. An- drew Jackson High School. Pres., Phi Sigma Sigma. C.U.R.W., Hillel, Octagon, U.S.S.C., W.A.A., Panhel, W.S.G.A. Assem- bly. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARGARET MARY KIDD, Lake Mohegan. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Ladycliff Academy. Newman Founda- tion: Sec., Cornell Debate Assoc.: Young Dem.: Leg. Rep.: W.S.G.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT DAVID KIMMEY, Mt. Vision. Agriculture, Dairy Husbandry. B.S. Cooperstown Central School. Kappa Delta Rho. Kappa Kappa Psi. Big Red Band, 4- H Club, 4-H Club Recreation Team, Inter- varsity Christian Fellowship, Intramural Athletics, Repertoire Band, Symphonic Band. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Buckley Foundation Scholarship, Hartwick Semi- nary Grange Scholarship. ROBERT KINASEWICH, Edmonton, Al- berta, Can. Arts and Sciences, Govern- ment. ,A.B. Deerfield Academy. Phi Gamma Delta. Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head. Varsity Hockey. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. LAURENCE ROBERT KING, Sidney. Agri- culture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. Sidney Senior High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. HARVEY KINZELBERG, Highland Park, Ill. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Highland Park High School. Zeta Beta Tau. Dorm. Pres.: Treas., M.R.C.: Treas., Soph. Class Council: Orientation Counsellor: l.F.C. Rushing Comm. GEORGE BENSON KIRSCH, Hackensack, N.J. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Hackensack High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Fr. Soccer, Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. D.G.R.C. Dean's List. ALAN H. KLEIN, Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Beachwood High School. Big Red Band: Business Mgr., Notables: Orientation Counsellor: Ithaca Tutorial. CAROL MICHELE KLEIN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Abraham Lin- coln High School. Fr. Class Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DORIS JANE KLEIN, Far Rockaway. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Far Rockaway High School. Raven and Ser- pent. Pres., W.S.G.A.: Women's Rep., S.G. Executive Board: Chrmn., W.S.G.A. Dorm Integration Evaluation Comm.: Ambassa- dor Program: W.V.B.R.: S.G. Frosh Rota- tion: V.P. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JANET ZELLA KLEIN, Watertown. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Wa- tertown High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Esperanto Club, U.S.S.C., Ithaca Tutorial, Special Children's Clinic, President's Comm. on Special Education Projects. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOAN EVELYN KLEIN, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Mount Vernon High School. Pres., Alpha Epsilon Phi. Ivory Tower. Speaker on Economic Oppor- tunity, Ithaca Tutorial, Orientation Coun- sellor, Panhel, Cornellian. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOSEPH ANTHONY KLEIN, Rochester. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Pen- field Senior High School. Tau Kappa Epsi- lon. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERTA KLEIN, New York. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Jamaica High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. STANLEY HOWARD KLEIN, Wilmette, Ill. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Lane Techni- cal High School. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track. Wearer of the Numerals. Cross Country Club, Intramural Athletics. SUSAN FAYTH KLEIN, Far Rockaway. In- dustrial 8I Labor Relations, Economics. B.S. Far Rockaway High School. Delta Pi. Cornellian, I.L.R. Forum, I.L.R.-U.S.S.C., Young Rep., Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Young Women's Hebrew As- sociation Scholarship. Dean's List. CHERI JANE KLEINER, Great Neck. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Great Neck South Senior High School. Omicron Nu. The Commons: Treas., Sec., Chrmn., T.C.S.C.B.: C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. ARA KLIDJIAN, Athens, Greece. Industrial Engineering. B.S. International School of Geneva. W.S. International C o m m . , C.C.Y.C. Teagle Scholarship. JUDITH IDA KLIMPL, Roslyn Heights. Arts and Sciences, French Literature. A.B. Ros- lyn High School. Sigma Delta Tau. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. FLORENCE ELLEN KLINE, Somerville, N.J., Arts and Sciences, French Litera- ture. A.B. Somerville High School. Iota Alpha Pi. Alpha Lambda Delta. Cornell Radio Guild, W.V.B.R., Hillel, Cornell Cho- rus. Ford Three-Year Scholar's Program Fellowship. Dean's List. KATHERINE ELLEN KLIPPERT, Peninsula, O. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Old Trail School. Program Chrmn., Pi Beta Phi. Treas., Mortar Board. Pres., So- rority Council: W.S.G.A. Executive Board: Panhel: Operation Crossroads Africa: Dorm Pres.: W.S.G.A. Res. Comm.: Cor- nell Chorus: Honduras Project: Cornell Conservative Club. Dean's List. RONNI JANE KLORMAN, Elizabeth, N.J. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Battin High School. Delta Phi Epsi- lon. Special Children's Clinic, U.S.S.C., Ambassador Program, Rush Consultant, S.G. Publications Comm., W.S. Interna- tional Comm., lnternational Orientation Counsellor, W.S.G.A. Assembly. MATTHEW JAY KLUGER, Brooklyn. Agri- culture, Vertebrate Zoology. B.S. Erasmus Hall High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Mgr., Varsity Basketball. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LAURA JANE KLUGHERZ, Brooklyn. Agri- culture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Mid- wood High School. Willard State Mental Health Team, Sun. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELLEN REVILLE KNIFFIN, Eastchester. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Eastchester High School. Delta Delta Delta. Omicron Nu. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Martha Van Rensselaer Alumnae Scholar- ship, Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. KAREN JAYNE KNOLLER, Pikesville, Md. Home Economics, Child Psychology. B.S. Bayside High School. Fr. Register, Hillel, Civitas, Young Dem., Co-Chrmn., Spring Weekend Comm., Dorm Social Comm., Co- Editor, S.G. Desk Book, S.G. Publications Comm., International Orientation Counsel- lor, D.G.R.C. Little Neck-Douglaston Ki- wanis Club Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ELIZABETH DANDRIDGE KNOTT, West Palm Beach, Fla. Arts and Sciences, Eng- Iish. A.B. The Shipley School. Trojan Horse, Ithaca Tutorial, East Harlem Proj- ect, Octagon, Sage Chapel Choir, C.C.Y.C. MITCHELL HARLAN KOCH, Mt. Kisco. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Fields- ton School. Sigma Phi. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Swimming Team. Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell University Glee Club, James Norris Oliphant Fellowship Steer- ing Comm., Pres., Young Rep. for John- son. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FRED I. KOENIGSBERG, New York. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. Social Chrmn., Sigma Alpha Mu. A.S.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cor- nell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHARLES KNOX KOEPKE, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Mount Leba- non High School. Treas., Rushing Chrmn., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sphinx Head, Tau Beta Pi, Pros-Ops. Varsity Ten- nis. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. Engineers' Day, Intramural Athlet- ics. Alfred P. Sloan National Scholarship. Dean's List. XAVIER MAURICE KOHAN, Panama City, Panama. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Teaneck High School. Zeta Beta Tau. Var- sity Soccer. Wearer of the C. U.S.S.C. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. DALE EILEEN KOHGET, Forest Hills. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Forest Hills High School. Alpha Epsi- Ion Phi. Omicron Nu. U.S.S.C. Dean's List. KATHERINE VICTORIA KOKLAS, Endwell. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation. B.S. Maine-Endwell High School. Wesley Foundation. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. JOSEF WOLF KONVITZ, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Hillel, U.S.S.C., I.F.C. Academic Affairs Comm., Campus Chest Board, S.G. Academic Affairs Comm., Sec., Fr.-J.B., Editor, S.G. Index, Exec. Sec. to Pres. of S.G., Student- Faculty-Admin. Forum. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEFFREY BRUCE KOVNER, Miami Beach, Fla. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Miami Beach High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Fr. Track. Ithaca Tutorial, Le Cer- cle Francais, One World Club, C.C.Y.C. Dean's List. DENNIS EDWARD KOZA, Roselle Park, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Roselle Park High School. Alpha Tau Omega. Capt., Varsity Lightweight Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Crew Club. Hotel School Scholarship. ALICE JOY KRAKAUER, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, Psychology Honors. A.B. Great Neck North Senior High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, Sec., Psi Chi. Ward Recreation Chrmn., Willard State Mental Health Team, Octagon, Psy- chology Undergraduate Advisory Comm., W.S. Social Comm., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. JEFFREY KRAKOWSKY, Brooklyn. Veteri- nary Medicine. D.V.M. Stuyvesant High School. Spanish Club, Folk Song Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. EDWARD CHARLES KRAMER, Hicksville. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Hicksville High School. Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Sphinx Head. Varsity Lacrosse. Wearer of the C. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LEONARD JOEL KRAMER, Yonkers. In- dustrial Engineering. B.S. Lincoln High School. Warden, Rushing Chrmn., Treas., Beta Sigma Rho. Cornell Conservative Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DANIEL PAUL KRAUS, Wantagh. Indus- trial 8f Labor Relations. B.S. General Douglas MacArthur High School. Intramu- ral Athletics, Austin McCormick Youth Camp. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MATTHEW ALAN KRAUS, Brooklyn. Agri- culture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Sheeps- head Bay High School. N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. SUSAN KRAWIEC, Ridgefield, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Ridgefield Memorial High School. Leg. Rep., W.S.G.A. Teagle Scholarship. MICHAEL JOHN KREISKY, London, Eng- land. Arts 81 Sciences, English. A.B. Hab- erdashers' Aske's School. Phi Sigma Kappa. International Intern Comm., Inter- nationally Speaking. KAREN TERI KRITZ, Jamaica. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. Jamaica High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Pi Delta Epsilon. Ithaca Tutorial, Austin McCor- mick Youth Camp, I.L.R. Forum, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. PHILIP LEE KROKER, Auburn. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Auburn East High School. Newman Foundation, Big Red Band, Young Dem. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MAX JOHN KROTMAN, Glen Head. Indus- trial 8i Labor Relations. B.S. North Shore High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Delta Pi. Soccer. Wearer of the Numerals. Cayuga's Waiters, Octago n, I.L.R. Orientation C o u n s e I I o r, International Orientation Counsellor, I.L.R. Student-Faculty Comm. on Curriculum, I.L.R.-S.G. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. BORYS S. KRYNYTZKY, Buffalo. Engineer- ing. B.S. West Seneca Central High School. Sigma Pi. Sigma Xi Delta. Track. Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. JAN WALTER KUBIAK, New Bedford, Mass. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Holy Family High School. Alpha Zeta, Alpha Psi. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ERICA KATHERINE KUMPF, Hilton. Agri- culture, Science Education. B.S. Hilton Central School. Pi Delta Epsilon, Iota Beta Sigma. Co-Chrmn., W.S. Open House Comm., W.S. Dining Council, W.S. Social Comm., Sec., Cornell Radio Guild, Execu- tive Board, W.V.B.R., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. ALBERT JOSEPH KUMNICK, Hartford, Conn. Materials Science and Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering. B.S. Hartford Public High School. V.-Pres., Kappa Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. U.S.S.C., Pres., A.I.M.E. J. McMullen Regional Scholar- ship. Dean's List. BONNIE LYNNE KUPCHAK, Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics, Textiles and Cloth- ing. B.S. Edgewood High School. Pledge Trainer, W.A.A. Rep., Pi Beta Phi. R.A., Dorm Council, V.-Pres., Publicity Chrmn., W.A.A., Dorm Program Comm., Fr. News- paper, Membership Chrmn., Honors Comm., T.C.S.C.B. Dean's List. LAWRENCE QUESADA KUSER, Borden- town, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Canterbury School. Rushing Chrmn., V.-Pres., Pres., Phi Kappa Psi. Ski Team. Orientation Counsellor, Capt., Cornell Bicycle Club. L DOROTHY J. LABBOK, Trenton, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Art History. A.B. Trenton Central High School. Sigma Delta Tau. Rush Consultant, U.S.S.C., W.S.G.A. So- rority Rep. TONI D. LADENBURG, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. John Burroughs High School. Recreation Chrmn., Kappa Kappa Gamma. Women's Hockey, Capt., Bowling Team. Cornell Radio Guild, W.V.B.R., U.S.S.C., Cheer- leader, Field Hockey Club, Saddle Club, W.A.A., R.A., V.-Pres., Sr. Class Council, Orientation Counsellor, Student Housing Comm. DAVID CHARLES LAMPILA, Elmira. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. South- side High School. Alpha Chi Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELLEN LOUISE LAMPILA, Van Etten. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation. B.S. Van Etten Central School. Sec., Kappa Delta. Sage Chapel Choir, In- ternational Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship at Cornell. EDMUND WILLIAM LANCTOT, JR., Mas- sapequa Park. Industrial 81 Labor Rela- tions. B.S. Massapequa High School. Sec., Psi Upsilon. I.L.R.-U.S.S.C., Transfer Orientation Counsellor, Intramural Athlet- ics. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOAN BARBARA LANDES, New Hyde Park. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Herricks Senior High School. Ithaca Tutorial, C.L.A.Y., Dorm Program Comm., C.U.R.W. Civil Rights Comm., C.U.R.W. Northside Settlement House Volunteer. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RICHARD MARTIN LANG, Roslyn. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Roslyn High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Fr. Base- ball. U.S.S.C., Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. EDWARD HENRY LANZNER, Beverly Hills, Calif. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Beverly Hills High School. Theta Xi. Fr. Track, Varsity Track. Wearer of the C. Intramural Athletics. 465 466 MARCIA JEAN LARSON, Tulsa, Okla. Arts and Sciences, History Honors. A.B. Cen- tral High School. U.S.S.C., I.F.C. Walk. Cornell National Scholarship. MARCIA HUBER LATIMORE, Wilmington, Del. Hotel Administration. B.S. Mount Pleasant Senior High School. Pledge Chrmn., Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pres., W.R.J.B.: R.A.: C.H.A. ROBERT LAURENO, University Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Cleveland Heights High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Ithaca Tutorial, Cornell Forum. KATHLEEN LAVERY, Larchmont. Agricul- ture, Biology. B.S. Mamaroneck High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JANET ELIZABETH LAWRENCE, Delmar. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Bethlehem Central Senior High School. Dorm Social Comm.: U.S.S.C.: Orientation Comm.: Vesper Chrmn., V.- Pres., Wesley Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LYNNE DIANE LAWRENCE, Newark, N.J. Fine Arts, Painting. B.F.A. Weequahic High School. Art Editor, Internationally Speaking: Octagon: Willard State Mental Health Team. Dean's List. ROBERT DAVID LAWRENCE, Pine Beach, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. Scotch Plains High School. Teagle Scholarship. STEVEN ROBERT LAZARE, Scarsdale. En- gineering Physics. B.S. Scarsdale High School. Pres., Alpha Epsilon Pi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. THOMAS JEROME LEACH, New York. Arts and Sciences, Classics. A.B. Trinity School. Phi Beta Kappa. C.D.C.: Orienta- tion Counsellor: Historian, Librarian, Sa- voyards. Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Lane-Cooper Scholarship. Dean's List. ' DANA RICHARDSON LEE, Wayne, Pa. In- dustrial Engineering. B.S. The Hill School. House Mgr., Theta Delta Chi. Varsity Squash. Wearer of the C. Big Red Band, I.F.C. Public Relations Comm., A.l.l.E. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. MARTIN DAVID LEEDS, Teaneck, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Teaneck High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Student Director, Austin McCormick Youth Camp: U.S.S.C.: D.G.R.C.: Ithaca Tutorial. Dean's List. V. ROY C. LEFCOURT, Coral Gables, Fla. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Miami Beach Senior High School. Jr. Rep., Pres., I.L.R.-S.G.: I.L.R. Issues Comm.: Public Affairs Intern Program. Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. FREDERICK B. LEHLDACH, Cortland. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Cortland High School. Treas., Alpha Chi Sigma. Kappa Kappa Psi. Concert Band, Big Red Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. SARA LEAH LEIBOWITZ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Northwood High School. Raven and Serpent. Dorm Pres., W.S.G.A. Assembly, Dorm Council, Dorm Judicial Board, U.J.B., R.A., U.S.S.C. Cornell Honorary Scholarship. Dean's List. PETER FREEMAN LEMKIN, New Haven, Conn. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Hill- house High School. l.E.E.E.: U.S.S.C.: ln- structor, C.C.Y.C.: Cornell Computer Soci- ety: Folk Song Club. LAURENCE STEWART LESE, Washington, D.C. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. The Bullis School. U.S.S.C. CHARLES EUSTER LEVIN, Cincinnati, O. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Walnut Hills High School. Zeta Beta Tau. I.L.R. Council: I.L.R. Student-Faculty Comm. on Curriculum: Chrmn., W.S. Campus Rela- tions Comm.: I.L.R. Research Assoc. SUSAN M I C H E L L E LEVIN, Shaker Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Laurel School. National Col- legiate Players, Alpha Lambda Delta. C.D.C., Savoyards, Cornell Chorus. Dean's List. CAROL FLORENCE LEVINE, New York. Home Economics. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Dorm Program Chrmn., S.G. Publications Comm., S.G. Desk Book, Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. PETER ALAN LEVINE, New York. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Stuyvesant High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. Cornell Amateur Radio Club. SAM LOUIS LEVINGER, East Greenbush. Arts and Sciences, Anthropology. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Kappa Delta Rho. C.L.A.Y., Cornell in Central America, N.S.F. Field Studies Project, Civitas, Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DAVID ETHAN LEVY, Salem, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Salem Classical and High School. Tau Delta Phi. Track. Wearer of the Numerals. Austin Mc- Cormick Youth Camp, D.G.R.C., A.R.O.T.C., C.C.Y.C., Intramural Athletics, Dorm Athletic Chrmn. LeFebre Scholarship, Mc- Voy Scholarship. PETER A. LEWIN, New York. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. Pres., Cornell Bicycle Club: Ithaca Tutorial: Folk Song Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Teagle Scholar- ship. Dean's List. CAROL ETTA WEISS LEWIS, New York. Arts and Sciences, Government Honors. A.B. Andrew Jackson High School. Phil- lips House. Alpha Lambda Delta. Execu- tive Council, Hillel: Young Dem.: Young Citizens for Johnson: International Orien- tation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. FREDERICK CHARLES LEWIS, Dunkirk. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Westfield Academy and Central School. C.C.Y.C., Young Rep. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. HELEN IDA LEWIS, Jamaica. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. Hewlett High School. Dorm Program Comm.: Group Leader, Willard State Mental Health Team: R.A. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. SYLVIA GAIL LEWIS, Hackensack, N.J. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Hacken- sack High School. Dorm Council, The Commons. New Jersey State Scholarship, McVoy Scholarship. Dean's List. LAWRENCE CHARLES LIBMAN, New Ro- chelle. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. New Rochelle High School. Alpha Zeta. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, Cornell Scholarship. ALAN LEE LIBSHUTZ, Pikesville, Md. ln- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Baltimore City College High School. Sec., Tau Delta Phi. Fr. Lacrosse. Wearer of the Numer- als. Frosh Rotation: Chrmn., I.F.C. Aca- demic Affairs Comm.: I.F.C. Steering Comm.: I.F.C.-J.B.: I.L.R. Orientation Coun- sellorg C.C.Y.C. CHARLES HARVEY LICHTBLAU, Kenmore. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Kenmore West Senior High School. Re- cording Sec., Phi Sigma Epsilon. Phi Eta Sigma. Hillel, Cornell University Glee Club, Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. EDWARD STEVE LICHTENBERG, Cincin- nati, O. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Walnut Hills High School. Phi Eta Sigma. U.S.S.C. Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. JEFFREY BRUCE LICHTMAN, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Bennett High School. Sun, Parent's Week- end Comm., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD D. LIEBERMAN, Clifton, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GARY BURD LIEBERTHAL, Bridgeport, Conn. Hotel Administration. B.S. Andrew Warde High School. Steward, Social Chrmn., Tau Delta Phi. Cheerleader. Dean's List. DONALD EVAN LIFTON, Flushing. Indus- trial 8f. Labor Relations. B.S. Francis Lewis High School. Pi Lambda Phi. Direc- tor, S.G. Orientation Comm.: Orientation Counsellor: Business Mgr., Cayuaga's Waiters: Austin McCormick Youth Camp: Cornell Radio Guild: Cornell University Glee Club: Community Center Project: I.L.R.-U.S.S.C.: W.V.B.R.: Dorm V.-Pres. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JUDY ANN LIMOUZE, Sayville. Home Economics, Home Economics Education. B.S. Sayville High School. Cornell Chorus, S.G. Campus Chest, R.A.R., Leg. Rep., Dorm Social Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD MICHAEL LINCHITZ, Roslyn. Arts and Sciences, Psychology Honors. A.B. Herricks High School. Tau Delta Phi. Psi Chi. Karate Club, Weightlifting Club, Cornell Chess Club. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JOEL BRIAN LIPPES, Buffalo. Hotel Ad- ministration. B.S. Bennett High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROY ALAN LIST, Garden City. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Garden City High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT HOFFMAN LI'I'l'ER, West Hart- ford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Econom- ics. A.B. Kingswood School. Pi Lambda Phi. Chrmn., Executive Board, U.S.S.C.: Treas., S.G. International Comm.: C.U.R.W. Community Service: Cornell Rifle Club: Ambassador Program. JANE RACHEL LITTMAN, Roslyn Heights. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation and Child Development. B.S. Ros- lyn High School. Sigma Delta Tau. One World Club, Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. COLLEEN MORGAN LIVINGSTON, Canton. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Canton Central High School. Sec., Young Republicans for Johnson: Ambas- sador Program: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN J. LIVINGSTON, Ogdensburg. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Kenmore East Senior High School. Steward, Phi Kappa Psi. Football, Track. Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. THOMAS S. LOANE, Reading, Pa. Indus- trial Engineering. B.S. Reading Senior High School. Kappa Delta Rho. Cornell Engineer, Wesley Foundation. PHILIP FRANCIS LOCKE, JR., Allentown, Pa. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Glenbard West High School. Sigma Chi. Hulda Jane Rice Scholarship. ROBERT MORRIS LOCKWOOD, New Ro- chelle. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Lawrence Academy. Phi Kappa Sigma. Capt., Varsity Sailing. Wearer of the C. MAJORIE JEAN LODWIG, Franklin Square. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Sewan- haka High School. Wesley Foundation, W.A.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN VINCENT LOGOMARSINO, Staten Island. Agriculture, Animal Science. B.S. Saint Peter's High School For Boys. Alpha Psi. Pre-Vet Society, Young Dem., New- man Foundation, Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MYRON B. LONDON, Laurelton. Agricul- ture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Andrew Jackson High School. Octagon, Civitas. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ALFRED CHARLES LONG, Longmeadow, Mass. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Long- meadow High School. Pledge Master, Rushing Chrmn., V.-Pres., Alpha Chi Sigma. A.I.Ch.E., Big Red Band. ELOISE NANCY LOOS, Niagara Falls. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. La- Salle High School. Tau Beta Sigma. Con- cert Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JAMES RANDOLPH LOPATA, St. Louis, Mo. Chemical Engineering. B.S. St. Louis Country Day School. Phi Sigma Delta. Treas., S.G. Campus Chest: Treas., A.I.Ch.E.: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: W.S. Is- sues Comm. GEORGE FRANK LOTT, Chenango Forks. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Greene Central High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN ANNE LOVELAND, Mattapoisett, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Scitvate High School. Social Chrmn., Delta Phi Epsilon. Alpha Lambda Delta. W.S. International Comm., Sage Chapel Choir, Dorm Program Comm. Scitvate Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, General Motors Scholarship. Dean's List. THOMAS GEORGE LUCAS, Washington, D.C. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Hall High School. Psi Upsilon. Red Key Society. Fr. Football, Varsity Football, Fr. Track, Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. PAUL THERON LUCE, Buffalo. Agricul- ture, Botany. B.S. Greene Central High School. Lambda Chi Alpha. Fr. Cross Country. Cornell Boxing Club, Wesley Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. THOMAS G. LUCIANI, Nichols. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Tioga Central High School. Varsity Baseball, Fr. Basketball. Straight Desk Man, Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. JAMES ALAN LUNDEN, New York. Indus- trial Engineering. B.S. Stuyvesant High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. A.l.I.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. Dean's List. JOHN EDWIN LYNCHESKI, Throop, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Scranton Central High School. Pledge Pres., Steward, V.-Pres., Pres., Sigma Nu. Aleph Samach, Fr. Football. Wearer of the Numerals. W.S. Dining Council: V.-Pres., Pres., W.S. Board of Managers: I.F.C. Scholarship Comm.: Dorm V.-Pres.: Par- ent's Weekend Comm. Cornell Scholar- ship. JOHN SHERRY LYONS, St. Marys, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. St. Marys Area Public High School. Delta Upsilon. Fr. Football, Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Intramural Athletics. Cornell University Grant, Airco Area Scholarship. M ALBERT KIN-SANG MA, Hong Kong. Ar- chitecture. B.Arch. New Method College. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Chinese Students As- sociation. BRYAN ANDERSON MacFARLANE, Utica. Arts and Sciences, Anthropology. A.B. Utica Free Academy. Alpha Tau Omega. Big Red Band, Concert Band. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. LAWRENCE FRANKLIN MACKLES, White Plains. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. White Plains High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Chi Psi. Orientation Counsel- lor, Ski Club, Willard State Mental Health Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cor- nell University Grant, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. EARL DWIGHT MACMILLAN, North White Plains. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Valhalla High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, George W. LeFever Scholarship. JOSEPH JAMES MADVA, Carnegie, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Carnegie High School. Chaplain, Govern- ing Board, Phi Kappa Psi. Fr. Baseball. U.S.S.C. JOHN FRANCIS MAGUIRE, Arlington, Va. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Denis J. O'ConneIl High School. Sec., Sigma Pi. Eta Kappa Nu. Intramural Athletics. J. Mc- Mullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. TIMOTHY MARTIN MAKER, Birmingham, Mich. Engineering Physics. B.S. Birming- ham Scaholm High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Fr. Cross Country, Varsity Cross Country, Fr. Track, Varsity Track. Wearer of the Numerals. S.F.E., Cross Country Club. Sloan Foundation Scholarship. Dean's List. FRANK NOBLE MANDIGO, Pulaski. Mate- rial Science and Engineering. B.S. Pulaski Academy and Central Schools. Cayuga Lodge. Fr. Football. A.I.M.E., A.S.M.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship. ROBERT CLAYTON MANGI, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Great Neck South Senior High School. Rushing Chrmn., Athletic Chrmn., Zeta Beta Tau. Sphinx Head. Gymnastics Team, Boxing Director. Intramural Athletics, W.V.B.R., C.D.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARSHA ELIZABETH MANN, Sturgis, Mich. Arts and Sciences, Psychology Hon- ors. A.B. New Trier Township High School. Delta Gamma. Civitas, Dorm Council, One World Club, Orientation Counsellor, Psychology Undergraduate Comm., Willard State Mental Health Team, S.G. Week-end Comm. CAROL SUE MARCUS, Mineola. Agricul- ture, Science Education. B.S. Mineola High School. Capt., Mgr., Varsity Fencing. W.A.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD K. MARGOLIS, Uniontown, Pa. Hotel Administration. B.S. Uniontown Joint Senior High School. Social Chrmn., Rush Chrmn., Pi Lambda Phi. DAVID CARLTON MARKANT, Linden, N.J. Agriculture, Animal Science. B.S. Linden High School. Mgr., Varsity Basketball. MYRA MARKOWITZ, Forest Hills. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Long Beach High School. Civitas: Ithaca Tutorial: One World Club: W.S.G.A. Dorm Integration Evaluation Comm.: Chrmn., Westside Community Center: Young Dem.: Cornell Political Union. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Jessie Dewitt Beahan Scholarship. RICHARD HAROLD MARKS, New Ro- chelle. Industrial Engineering. B.S. New Rochelle High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. Mgr., Varsity Wrestling. A.I.I.E., C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. STEPHEN JAY MARKS, East Meadow. Arts and Sciences, English Honors and Clas- sics. A.B. East Meadow High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Fr. Fencing. Wearer of the 'Numerals. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's ist. CARL SAMUEL MARKUSSEN, Troy. Agri- culture, Vegetable Crops. B.S. Averill Park Central High School. Chancellor, Alpha Zeta. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. ROGER C. MARQUART, Cherry Creek. Agriculture, Vegetable Crops. B.S. Pine Valley Central School. Kappa Kappa Psi. Big Red Band. Charles A. Alexander Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ALFRED CARL MARRONE, Eastchester. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. East- chester High School. Social Chrmn., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Orientation Coun- sellor: Dorm V.-Pres.: Dorm Athletic Chrmn.: Newman Foundation: Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholarship. JAMES ALAN MARSHALL, Williamsville. Agriculture, Landscape Design. B.S. Saint Joseph's Collegiate Institute. Scabbard and Blade. Orientation Counsellor: Opera- tions Officer, Arnold Air Society: Project Officer, Civil Air Patrol. N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, Alfred C. Hottes Scholar- ship. ANN GODFREY MARTIN, Floral Park. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. St. Mary's Girls' Division School. Pi Beta Phi. Notables, Civitas, Cornell Cho- rus, Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. JUDY BARBARA MARTIN, Kensington, Md. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Walter Johnson Senior High School. Pres., Phillips House. Tau Beta Sigma. Symphonic Band, Repertoire Band, Dis- tinguished Visitors Comm., D.G.R.C., Dorm Program Comm., W.A.A. Bowling League. Dean's List. PETER MORROW MARTIN, Wellesley, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. The Hill School. Sigma Phi. Squash, Fr. Sailing, Varsity 150-Ib. Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell University Glee Club, U.S.S.C., C.C.Y.C., 150-Ib. Football Club, Dorm Counsellor, R.A. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. PEDRO FRANCISCO MATA, Guayaquil, Ecuador. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Colegio Javier. Tau Beta Pi. Chrmn., Cor- nell Latin-American Association: Instruc- tor, C.C.Y.C. Institute of International Ed- ucation Grant, Cornell University Grant. JOHN JAY MATCHULAT, East Aurora. ln- dustrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Iroquois Central High School. Lambda Chi Alpha. Fr. Football, 150-Ib. Football. Wearer of 467 468 the C. 150-lb. Football Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. STEPHEN BRUCE MATHESON, Harrington Park, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan. Sigma Chi. Varsity Crew. Wearer of the Numerals. Crew Club, Sage Chapel Choir, Cornell University Glee Club, Orientation Counsellor, Cornell Conservative Club. LARRY ROBERT MATLACK, Lansdowne, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Up- per Darby High School. Pres., V.-Pres., Sec., Phi Kappa Sigma. Fr. Lightweight Crew, Varsity Lightweight Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Centen- nial Comm. PAMELA ANN MATTICE, Athens. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Cox- sackie-Athens Central High School. Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MELANIE JUEL MAYER, Hamilton, O. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Taft Senior High School. Recommendations Chrmn., Delta Delta Delta. Cornell Chorus, Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: R.A.R., Orientation Coun- sellorp Ambassador Program. Cornell Na- tional Scholarship. GRANT JENNINGS MAYNE, Fulton. Agri- culture, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. B.S. Mexico Academy. Alpha Zeta. Ho-Nun-De- Kah. Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Pre-Vet Society, Orientation Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Argentine Exchange Scholarship, Dempster Scholar- ship Award. JUDITH ANN MAXSOM, Niagara Falls. Home Economics. B.S. LaSalle Senior High School. Recommendations Chrmn., Delta Delta Delta. Ambassador Programg Chrmn., Dorm Publicity Comm., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RUTH J. MAZUR, New York. Arts and Sci- ences, Mathematics. A.B. Hunter College High School. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship for Children of Deceased and Disabled Veter- ans. Dean's List. PETER McAFEE, Dobbs Ferry. Hotel Ad- ministration. B.S. St. Stephen's Episcopal High School. Alumni Chrmn., Correspond- ing Sec., Delta Tau Delta. Exec. Housemgr., H.E.C., C.H.A. FRANK LACEY McCABE, Glen Ridge, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Newark Acad- emy. Steward, Phi Delta Theta. C.H.A., H.E.C., Fr. Class Council. EUGENE CYRIL McCANN, Falmouth Fore- side, Me. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Middlesex School. Treas., Lambda Chi Alpha. Sailing Team. Wearer of the Nu- merals. C.C.Y.C. WILLIAM F. McCANN, Bath. Agriculture, Animal Science. B.S. Hammondsport High School. Varsity Wrestling. ANNE CATHERINE McCORMlC, Philadel- phia, Pa. Home Economics, Institutional Management and Food and Nutrition. B.S. Sacred Heart Academy. Willard State Mental Health Team, Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LINDA JO McCRACKEN, Ann Arbor, Mich. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ann Arbor High School. Sec., Pi Beta Phi. Notables, Octagon, Savoyards, Sage Chapel Choir, V.P.R. MARY ANNE McDONALD, Larchmont. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. School of the Holy Child. Social Chrmn., Delta Delta Delta. Dorm Counsellor, W.S. Survey Comm., Trojan Horse. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN JOSEPH McFADDEN, JR., Briarcliff Manor. Industrial 84 Labor Relations. B.S. Briarcliff Manor High School. Jr. Elder, Sr. Elder, Chancellor, Corresponding Sec., Theta Xi. Fr. Football, Varsity Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Cornell University Grant, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BARBARA McGAUGHAN, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Taipei American School. Executive Sec., S.G. Campus Chest. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. TERENCE LEE McGLASHAN, Toronto, Can. Agriculture, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. B.S. Gananoque High School. Fr. Hockey, Varsity Hockey. Pre-Vet Society. MARTHA ELAINE MCGREGOR, Maine. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation. B.S. Maine-Endwell Senior High School. Pres., Newman Foundation: Willard State Mental Health Team: U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Cora Tyler Home Bureau Award. Dean's List. LAWRENCE DENNIS McGUlNN, Kenmore. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Kenmore West Senior High School. Sigma Pi. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EUGENE GUENARD McGUlRE, Port Wash- ington. Architecture. B.Arch. Paul D. Schreiber High School. Gargoyle Society. Ithaca Tutorial, C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. Dean's List. JAMES ROBERT McHUGH, Binghamton. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Binghamton Central High School. Rushing Chrmn., Historian, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Fr. Swim- ming, Varsity Swimming. Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C.: Planning Board, Chrmn., I.F.C. Analysis and Research Comm., I.F.C. Inspection Comm.: Intra- mural Athletics, S.G. Campus Chest. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Cornell Scholar- ship. JAMES LOWREY McKEAN, Wellesley, Mass. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Wellesley High School. Cornell Con- servative Club, C.U.R.W., Cornell Stock Market Club, C.C.Y.C., Outing Club. CARLTON MELVIN McKENNEY, Little Falls. Agriculture, Animal Science. B.S. St. Johnsville High School. lntervarsity Christian Fellowship. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FRANCES ANN McKENZlE, Satellite Beach, Fla. Arts and Sciences, French. A.B. Satellite Beach High School. Folk Dance Club, Modern Dance Club, W.V.B.R., Sage Chapel Choir. Daughters of the Cincinnati Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. JAMES FRANCIS McKEVITT, Vallejo, Calif. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Vallejo Senior High School. Pi Kappa Alpha. Dean's List. DENNIS EUGENE McLAUGHLIN, Washing- ton, D.C. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Ana- costia High School. House Mgr., Alpha Sigma Phi. V.-Pres., Cornell Amateur Radio Club: Sec., Weightlifting Club, U.S.S.C. LINDA ANN McMAHON, Valley Falls. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Hoosic Valley Central School. Phillips House. Newman Foundation, 4-H Club, T.C.S.C.B. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Grange Scholarship. CHRISTOPHER GLYNN McMANUS. Hotel Administration. B.S. Scarsdale High School. Pres., Treas., Chi Psi. Ye Hosts. Judo Club, Soph. Rep., C.H.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Clifford A. Wil- Iiams Scholarship. Dean's List. JOHN WALKER McMANUS, Ithaca. Civil Engineering Honors. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. A.S.C.E., Engineering S.C., C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD KEITH McMURTRY, Camphill, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Cedar Cliff High School. Treas., Acacia. Pi Tau Sigma. Sunday Evening Supper Club. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. GEORGE EDWARD MCWEENEY, West Haven, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Sociol- ogy. A.B. Notre Dame High School. Sec., Psi Upsilon. Red Key, Sphinx Head. Fr. Football, Varsity Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. D.G.R.C., Newman Foundation, Rugby Club. Cornell University Grant. HOLLY SUSAN MEAD, Elm Grove, Wis. Fine Arts, Painting. B.F.A. Brookfield Cen- tral High School. Leg. Rep., W.S. Posters and Display, Comm., S.F.E., C.C.Y.C. AMANDA JANE MEANS, Marion. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Marion Central High School. Triphammer Women's Co-operative. East Harlem Proj- ect, A.H.E.A. Farm and Home Bureau Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JONATHAN ELIOT MEDALIA, Newton, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Social Rela- tions. A.B. Newton High School. Staff Photographer, Sung Brazil Project. Cabot Corporation Honorary Scholarship. INGRIDA LIGA MEDNIS, Ithaca. Agricul- ture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. C.U.R.W., Lutheran Student Assoc., International Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LLOYD STUART MEISELS, Little Neck. Agriculture, Animal Physiology. B.S. Bay- side High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Iota Beta Sigma, Pi Delta Epsilon. Varsity Golf. Wearer of the C. A.M. Program Di- rector, W.V.B.R.g Executive Board, Cornell Radio Guild. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD JOHN MEISINGER, Saddle River, N.J. Engineering Physics. B.S. Ramsey High School. Sec., Alpha Sigma Phi. Sigma Xi Delta. Sec., Engineering S.C.g Engineers' Day. J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship. GEORGE DONALD MEIXEL, JR., Basking Ridge, N.J. Engineering Physics. B.S. Manchester High School. Sigma Chi. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Aleph Samach, Scabbard and Blade. Fr. Crew, Varsity Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Sloan National Scholarship. Dean's List. ROCHELLE LOIS MELKIN, Massapequa. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Massa- pequa High School. Leg. Rep., R.A.R., C.D.C., C.C.Y.C., Dorm Matters Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SANDRA MARIE MELLOCH, Tonawanda. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Lewis J. Bennett High School. Willard State Mental Health Team, Women's Fencing Team. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. TINA KAREN MELMAN, Hartsdale. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. White Plains High School. W.S. International Comm., International Orientation C o u n s e I I o r. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GEORGE JAY MENDELSON, Highland Park, III. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Highland Park High School. Social Chrmn., Phi Sigma Delta. Varsity Swim- ming. Wearer of the Numerals. Orienta- tion Counsellor. EILEEN FUGENIA MENTEER, Buffalo. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Lafayette High School. Savoyards, Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Niagara Mohawk Scholarship, Merritt Scholarship. JOAN FRANCES MENTLEY, Canton. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Canton Junior-Senior High School. Histo- rian, C.D.C.: 4-H Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DUANE RALPH MERRILL, Walton. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Walton Central School. Agricultural Engineering Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHARLES AVERY MEYER, Rockville, Md. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Richard Montgomery High School. Alpha Tau Omega. Lightweight Crew. Wearer of the C. U.S.S.C., Crew Club. GEORGE EUGENE MEYER, Franklin. Agri- culture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Franklin Central School. Newman Founda- tion, S.A.E. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Henry H. Buckley Student Aid Fund, General Foods Fund Scholarship. Dean's List. MARGARET ELLEN MEYER, Teaneck, N.J. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Teaneck High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Sage Chapel Choir: Cornell Chorus: Savoyards: Asst. Musical Director, C.D.C. Ben Franklin J.H.S.-P.T.A. Award, Mona Marx English Award. Dean's List. VICKI I. MEYER, New York. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. Julia Richman High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. U.S.S.C., Ithaca Tutorial, Young Dem., 4- H Round-up Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. SUSAN NANCY MEYERS, Scarsdale. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Scarsdale High School. Director, Social Chrmn., Alpha Epsilon Phi. Pi Delta Epsilon, Ivory Tower. l.L.R. Forum, Notables, Rush Con- sultant. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ARPAD MICHAEL MIHALY, Budapest, Hungary. Hotel Administration. B.S. Sleged High School. H.E.C. National Food Service Executives Scholarship, Taylor Scholarship. ROBERT AQUILLA MILES, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Brighton High School. House Mgr., Alpha Chi Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ALAN KLEINFELD MILLER, Cedarhurst. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Lawrence High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Fr. Crew. Business Board, Sun: C.D.C.: E.l. Co-op Program. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. CONRAD MILLER, Yonkers. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Roosevelt High School. Phi Sigma Epsilon. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. HOWARD STURTEVANT MILLER, Silver Spring, Md. Arts and Sciences, Econom- ics. A.B. Northwood High School. V.- Pres., Lambda Chi Alpha. Phi Eta Sigma. Brigade Commander, N.R.O.T.C.: W.V.B.R.: Big Red Band: Concert Band. Dean's List. MERRILL LAUREL MILLER, New York. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Jamaica High School. Pi Delta Epsilon, Iota Beta Sigma. Sec., Cornell Radio Guild: Asst. News Director, W.V.B.R.: U.S.S.C.: R.A.R.: Ambassador Program: Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Ford Three-Year Master's Program Scholarship. Dean's List. ANDREA JOAN MINDLIN, East Meadow. Agriculture, Microbiology. B.S. East Mead- ow High School. Activities Chrmn., Alpha lambda Delta. Willard State Mental Health Team, Women's Chorus, Cornell Chorus, U.S.S.C., Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, General Foods Scholarship. Dean's List. PATRICIA CAROL MINIKES, Oceanside. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Oceanside High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. Willard State Mental Health Team, U.S.S.C., The Commons. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. RICHARD CARL MINOIA, Rochester. Agri- culture, Ornamental Horticulture. A.A.S. Aquinas Institute. Phi Kappa Tau. C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DENA RACHEL MISHKOFF, Yonkers. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Roosevelt High School. Hillel, Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN JOSEPH MISSENIS, Troy. Veteri- nary Medicine. D.V.M. Catholic Central High School. Alpha Psi. Newman Founda- tion, Pre-Vet Society, S.C.A.V.M.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN NAOMI MOKOTOFF, Middletown. Industrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Middle- town High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. W.V.B.R., S.F.C.F.P., N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. PATRICIA ANN MONSEAUS, Cleveland, O. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Cleveland Heights High School. Treas., Delta Delta Delta. U.S.S.C. Dean's List. CATHERINE WRAY MONTGOMERY, Shaker Heights, O. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Wellesley Senior High School. Historian, V.-Pres., Pi Beta Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta. U.S.S.C.: Program Co-ordinator, W.S.G.A. Program Comm.: R.A.R.: W.S. Issues Comm. Dean's List. MARY-PORTER MONTGOMERY, L i t t I e Rock, Ark. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. LaMar High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dean's Scholarship, Jones Scholarship at Houston, Federation of Cornell Women's Club Scholarship. Dean's List. CLAYTON L. MOORE, Hobart. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. South Kort- right Central High School. Sigma Pi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEFFREY ROBERT MOORE, Catskill. Agri- culture, Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture. B.S. Catskill High School. Pres., Pi Alpha Xi. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN ROBERT MOORE, Springfield, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Jona- than Dayton Regional High School. Sec., Phi Kappa Sigma. Sage Chapel Choir, Cornell University Glee Club, I.F.C. Analy- sis and Research Comm., Orientation Counsellor, U.S.S.C. Dean's Scholarship. THOMAS RICHARD MOORE, Demarest, N.J. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Pascack Valley Regional High School. Phi Sigma Kappa. Varsity Heavyweight Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. A.I.Ch.E., Cornell Conservative Club, Crew Club, University Tour Guide. JAMES A. MORAVEC, Freeville. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Dryden Central School. Heatly Green Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DAVID EVANS MORDOVANEC, Carmel. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Carmel High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Willard State Mental Health Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, McVoy Scholarship. Dean's List. DANIEL VALOR MOREHOUSE, Garratts- ville. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Morris Central School. N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. MICHAEL RONALD MORET, Roslyn Heights. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. The Wheatley School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Pres., Alpha Epsilon Delta. W.S. Campus Relations Comm.: Chrmn., W.S. Public Relations Comm.: W.S. Program Council: Brazil Project. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. AVANELLE PROCTOR MORGAN, Cedar Grove, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Glen Ridge High School. Sec., V.- Pres., Phillips House. Women's Varsity Basketball. O rientatio n Counsellor, U.S.S.C. Bankers National Life Insurance Company Scholarship, Glen Ridge Rotary Club Scholarship, Glen Ridge Home and School Association Scholarship, College Women's Club Scholarship. BRADFORD WILLIAMS MORGAN, Dryden. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Dryden Central School. Chi Psi. V.-Pres., College Council Rep., Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Ag. College S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. R. RUSSELL MORIN, Attleboro, Mass. Hotel Administration. B.S. Monsignor James Coyles High School. Sigma Phi Epsilon. HOWARD STEVEN MORRIS, Kingston, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Wyo- ming Seminary. Steward, Pi Lambda Phi. 150-lb. Football. U.S.S.C. DANIEL MORRISON, Slingerlands. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Milne High School. Pres., Public Relations Chrmn., Watermargin. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma. S.D.S. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cor- nell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Na- tional Honor Society Scholarship. Dean's List. PATRICIA ANN MORSE, Delmar. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Bethlehem Central High School. C.U.R.W., Civitas, D.G.R.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT ALAN MORSE, Houston, Tex. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. The Kin- kaid School. Watermargin. Phi Eta Sigma. C.D.C., Savoyards, Octagon, C.C.Y.C., N.C.P. Dean's List. BETTY JEAN MOSCHELL, White Plains. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. White Plains High School. Cornell Chorus, Sa- voyards. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JANE ELIZABETH MOSELEY, Bay Village, O. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. Bay High School. Scholarship Chrmn., Pi Beta Phi. Cornell Chorus, U.S.S.C., R.A., Panhel. Rotary Speech Scholarship. JAY DOUGLAS MOSES, Great Neck. Vet- erinary Medicine. B.S. Great Neck South Senior High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Aquarius. Varsity Swimming. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. RONALD MOSES, Newburgh. Agriculture, Ornamental Horticulture. B.S. Newburgh Free Academy. Phi Kappa Tau. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. 469 Scholar Incentive Award. 470 FREDERICK WILLIAM MOSSER, Scars- dale. Hotel Administration. B.S. Maine- Endwell Senior High School. Social Chrmn., Chi Phi. Varsity Track. C.H.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. JOYCE LYNN MOYE, Cherry Hill, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Cherry Hill High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Sec., Dorm Council: Chrmn., Dorm Matters Comm.: Board of Directors, Coffee Hour Mgr., H.E.C. N.J. Hotel-Motel Association Grant, Taylor Foundation Scholarship. Dean's List. JOSEPH FRANK MOZER, Ozone Park. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Brooklyn Technical High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. Cornell Radio Guild, Intramural Athletics, Newman Foundation, U.S.S.C., W.V.B.R. Popular Music Director, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. JAMES EDWARD MUNGER, Mexico. Agri- culture, Dairy Husbandry. B.S. Mexico High School. Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. JEANNE MURPHY, Ithaca. Agriculture, Entomology. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STEPHEN ALAN MUTKOSKI, Brooklyn. Hotel Administration. B.S. Saint John's Preparatory School. Phi Gamma Delta. Fr. Football. H.E.C., C.H.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y. Banquet Managers Guild Scholarship. CAROLE WENDY MYER, Glen Cove. Vet- erinary Medicine. D.V.M. Glen Cove High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. N JOSEPH DONALD NACCA, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Aquinas Insti- tute. Initiation Chrmn., V.-Pres., Chi Psi. Fr. Football, Varsity Football. Editor, Alpha Newsletter: Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, Cornell National Scholarship. VIRGINIA RUTH NAGEL, Knoxville, Tenn. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Holston High School. U.S.S.C., Cornell A.F.S., Ambassador Program. JEROME NASHORN, New York. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Seal and Serpent. Phi Eta Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Frank J. Doft Memorial Prize, Corn Products Com- pany Prize, Borden Company Prize. Dean's List. JOYCE NASSAUER, New York. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. The Bronx High School of Science. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Leg. Rep., C.U.R.W., C.D.C. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship at Cornell. Dean's List. JANE ANN NATTER, Roslyn Estates. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Roslyn High School. Sigma Delta Tau. Notables, Frosh Rotation. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DALE LEWIS NEADERHOUSER, Falls Church, Va. Arts and Sciences, Mathe- matics. A.B. West Essex High School. Steward, Sigma Alpha Mu. Concert Band. GERALD EDWARD NEARHOOL, Anaheim, Calif. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Anaheim High School. ALAN FREDERICK NECKRITZ, New York. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. The Wheatley School. Tau Delta Phi. D.G.R.C., Brazil Project, U.S.S.C., Civitas, Pre-Law Society, Austin McCormick Youth Camp. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. SANDRA ELIZA NELLIS, Herkimer. Agri- culture, Floriculture. B.S. Herkimer Cen- tral High School. Kappa Delta. 4-H Club: Co-Chrmn., 4-H Recreation Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, General Foods Scholar- ship, Mrs. Frances Jacher Scholarship, Al- fred C. Holtes Scholarship. SARAH ELIZABETH NELLIS, Herkimer. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Herkimer Central Senior High School. Varsity Fencing. Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SANDRA JEAN NELSEN, Elmira. Home Economics, Child Development and Home Economics Education. B.S. Waverly Cen- tral Senior High School. Rush Council, Social Comm., Chapter Treas., Delta Delta Delta. W.S. Publicity Comm., W.S. Social Comm., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Evelyn Gatchell Miller Educational Grant, Nettie M. Roods Home Bureau Award. WILLIAM LAWRENCE NELSON, Woods- town, N.J. Agriculture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Staples High School. Treas., Kappa Delta Rho. Cornell Conservative Club, Pre- Vet Society, Ithaca Tutorial. MARY DIANA NEUFELD, Charlottesville, Va. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. In- ternational School of Geneva. Scholarship Chrmn., Kappa Kappa Gamma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Mgr., Girl's Volleyball Team. Sec., C.D.C.: International Orienta- tion Counsellor: Sage Chapel Choir: Rep., W.A.A. TOM STEVEN NEUMAN, Queens Village. Arts and Sciences, Zoology Honors. A.B. Martin Van Buren High School. Rushing Chrmn., Sigma Alpha Mu. Orientation Counsellor, Pre-Med Society, Sun. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, Dean's Scholarship. DONALD WESLEY NEW, Canastota. Agri- culture, General Agriculture. B.S. Can- astota High School. Psi Upsilon. Ho-Nun- De-Kah. Fr. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., Most Improved Wrestler Award. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Charles W. Blood Scholarship, Henry H. Buckley Award. ROGER ALAN NEWELL, Delmar. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Bethlehem Central High School. Phi Sigma Kappa. Intramural Ath- letics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Allegheny Lud- lum Scholarship. THOMAS ERNEST NEWELL, Glenmont. Agriculture, Animal Science. A.A.S. Beth- lehem Central Senior High School. Alpha Gamma Rho. CAROLE ELLEN NEWMAN, Manhasset. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Manhas- set High School. Sage Chapel Choir, Community of Lay Scholars. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. MARK ALLEN NEWMAN, Bayside. Agricul- ture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Martin Van Buren High School. Phi Eta Sigma. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RALSTON WILLIAM NEWSAM ll, Hunting- ton. Architecture. B. Arch. Eastern Mili- tary Academy. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Fr. Polo. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DUANE T. NEWTON, Sacramento, Calif. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Encina High School. Fr. Basketball. Wearer of the Numerals. Ithaca Tutorial, Pre-Law Society, C.C.Y.C., Ski Club. MARY ANN NICHOLS, Montpelier, Vt. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Montpelier High School. Brazil Project, Ad Hoc Comm., Cornell Latin American Assoc., Figure Skating Club. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. DORIS JEAN NICLOY, Rochester. Home Economics, Housing and Design. B.S. Greece Olympia High School. Sec., Tau Beta Sigma. Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Cornell Radio Guild, W.V.B.R., Young Dem. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. COSETTE NIEPORENT, New York. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. Sigma Delta Tau. Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Beta Kappa. Folk Dance Club, Modern Dance Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RUTH ELIZABETH NIESE, Tonawanda. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. North Tonawanda High School. House Pres., Kappa Delta. C.U.R.W., 4-H Club. CHARLES ERNEST NIGRO, Sumter, S.C. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Verona High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Treas., A.I.l.E.: U.S.S.C.: Young Rep. Banker's National Life Insurance Co. Scholarship. ROBERT KENNETH NILES, East Roches- ter. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. East Rochester High School. Social Chrmn., Tau Kappa Epsilon. Mgr., Fr. Football: Mgr., Varsity Football: Mgr., Varsity Basketball: Mgr., Varsity Baseball. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LAWRENCE FRANKLIN NOBLE, Valley Stream. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Valley Stream Central High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Pi Delta Epsilon. Sun, Pre-Law Society, D.G.R.C., International Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholarship. DAVID ROLLIN NORTHROP, Westfield. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Westfield Academy and Central. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. EVETTE SIMONE KOENIG NORTON, San Salvador, El Salvador. Arts and Sciences, Spanish Literature. A.B. Helen Bush-Park- side School. Image, C.D.C., Young Dem., D.G.R.C., C.L.A.Y., One World Club, W.S.G.A. Publicity Comm., W.S.G.A. Jr. Curfew Evaluation Comm., International Orientation Counsellor, S.G. Campus Chest. Dean's List. ROBERT KENT NORTON, Manhasset. In- dustrial Engineering. B.S. Manhasset High School. Sigma Nu. Varsity Football. Wearer of the Numerals. A.I.I.E., Young Rep., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell National Scholarship. REVA HELEN NOSKOWITZ, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. James Madi- son High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dorm Council, Leg. Rep. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ANNE HARRIET NOSWORTHY, Middle- town. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing, and Home Economics Educa- tion. B.S. Middletown High School. W.A.A., C.U.R.W., W.V.B.R., T.C.S.C.B. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARIANNE NUCCI, South Bend, Ind. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Washington Clay High School. Phillips House. Alpha Lambda Delta. Fr. Newspaper: Program Chrmn., lntenzarsity Christian Fellowship: Ithaca Tutorial: One World Club: Willard State Mental Health Team. Cornell Na- tional Scholarship. Dean's List. JERROLD ARAC NUSSBAUM, Island Park. Agriculture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Ocean- side High School. Social Chrmn., Phi Sigma Epsilon. Pre-Vet Society, W.V.B.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ANITA NYYSSONEN, Chelmsford, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Wa- tertown High School. Phillips House. W.A.A., Leg. Rep. Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. STUART OCKMAN, Maplewood, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. Columbia High School. Cornell University Glee Club, Cornell Chess Club, A.S.C.E., Ithaca Civic Opera Company. ERNEST TIMOTHY O'CONNOR, Cleveland, O. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Fairview High School. Psi Upsilon. A.I.l.E., U.S.S.C. DANIEL KEITH ODELL, Skaneateles. Agri- culture, Wildlife Biology. Skaneateles Cen- tral School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dyson Foundation Award. Dean's List. STEVEN MARK OGINTZ, East Meadow. Chemical Engineering. B.S. East Meadow High School. Phi Sigma Epsilon. A.l.Ch.E., W.V.B.R. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, East Meadow Community Scholarship. TED WARREN O'HARA, Auburn. Agricul- ture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Union Springs Central School. Theta Xi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. ROBERT CHARLES O'KEEFE, North Nor- wich. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Norwich High School. Alpha Psi. S.C.A.V.M.A., Pre- Vet Society. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PAUL OBIEKWE OKONKWO, Awka, Nigeria. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Government Secondary School. Water- m a r gi n . Ho-Nun-De-Kah. International Orientation Counsellor, W.S. International Comm. JOHN WILLIAM O'LEARY Ill, Milwaukee, Wis. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Whitefish Bay High School. Cornell Golf Club: Young Rep.: A.l.I.E.: Senior Banquet Comm.: Business Staff, C.D.C. KEITH M. OLIN, Oriskany. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Oriskany Central School. Omega Tau Sigma. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Var- sity Wrestling. Wearer of the C. S.C.A.V.M.A., Ag. College S.C., Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KATHRYN MARY OLIVA, Laurel Hollow. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. The Mary Louis Academy. Prospect of Whitby. Ivory Tower, Harp and Lark. Tro- jan Horse, Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. LINDA RUTH OLSHINA, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Erasmus Hall High School. C.U.R.W., Ithaca Tutorial, Young Dem., S.F.E., D.G.R.C., Transfer Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. VINCENT 0 L U S E G U N OLUNLOYO, Ibadan, Nigeria. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. lgbobi College. Pi Tau Sigma. For- eign Students Rep., One World Club: So- cial Sec., African Students Assoc.: Folk Song Club. A.S.P.A.U. Scholarship. BILLY A. OMABEGHO, Okitipupa, Nigeria. Fine Arts, Painting. B.F.A. Hussey Col- lege. Art Editor, Internationally Speaking. Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. MARY ANNE ONDOVEHAK, Bala Cynwyd, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sci- ences. A.B. Audubon High School. Field Hockey Club, Dorm Council, Cornell Cho- rus, Women's Chorus. LAWRENCE BURTON ORDOWER, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Mather High School. P DONALD LEWIS PADDOCK, McGraw. Agri- culture, General Agriculture. B.S. McGraw Central High School. Treas., Alpha Gamma Rho. Big Red Band, Young Rep. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Eudorus C. Kenny Scholarship. JAYNE WALKER PALLADINO, Red Hill, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Upper Perkiomen High School. Cor- nell Chorus, Image. Cornell National Scholarship. Dean's List. JOHN ARTHUR PALLADINO, Boston, Mass. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Boston Latin School. Pi Lambda Phi. Cornell Debate Assoc., Image. LeFevre Scholarship, McVoy Scholarship. Dean's List. ROBERT KEANE PALMER, Oyster Bay. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Caz- enovia Central School. Beta Theta Pi. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Track. Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Cornell National Scholar- ship. Dean's List. VIRPI ONERVA PAN1'l'lLA, Van Etten. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Van Etten Central School. Sec., Lutheran Undergrad. Ministry: Repertoire Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dyson Foun- dation Scholarship, William Stout Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. GENEVIEVE SHIRLEY PARTRIDGE, Wind- ham. Home Economics, Home Economics Education. B.S. Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School. House Mgr., Triphammer Women's Cooperative. Omicron Nu. 4-H Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Eastern Milk Producers Scholarship, Federation of Cornell Women's Clubs Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LEE I. PASAREW, Baltimore, Md. Civil En- gineering. B.S. Baltimore Polytechnic ln- stitute. V.-Pres., Pi Lambda Phi. Majura Nolanda. Fr. Football, Fr. Lacrosse, Var- sity Lacrosse. Wearer of the Numerals. D.G.R.C. Cornell Scholarship. GEOFFREY LEE PATl'ON, Brighton. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Amherst Central High School. Delta Phi. Varsity Track.-Wearer of the Numerals. Orienta- tion Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BETTY ANN PAULL, Buffalo. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. Buffalo Bennett High School. Treas., Home Ec. Student-Faculty Comm.: Student Chrmn., C.D. Student-Faculty Comm.: W.S. Inter- national Comm.: International Orientation Counsellor: Music Dept. Ushering Staff. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NANCY HEWLETT PAYNE, Arlington, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Walt Whitman High School. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. ROBERT DOUGLASS PAYNE, Ithaca. Me- chanical Engineering. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Bailey Hall Ushers, A.S.M.E., Big Red Band, Concert Band, E.l. Co-op Program, Wesley Foundation, Chamber O rc h est ra. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. F. GENEVA PEARCE, Edgewood, R.l. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. The Mary C. Wheeler School. Corresponding Sec., V.- Pres., Alpha Phi. Pre-Vet Society, R.A. JAMES W. PEARCE, JR., Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Cin- cinnati Country Day School. Rushing Chrmn., Building Comm. Chrmn., Sigma Pi. Fr. Track. Scorekeeper, Hockey. PATRICIA ANNE PEARCE, Danbury, Conn. Hotel Administration. B.S. Brewster Acad- emy. Delta Gamma. Social Chrmn., Ivory Tower. H.E.C., Cornell Society of Hotel Men, R.A.R. MARTHA TOVA PEARLMUTTER, Glen Cove. Arts and Sciences, Social Relations. A.B. Glen Cove High School. Cornell Cho- rus, C.C.Y.C., Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GREGORY PEARSON, Longmeadow, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Linguistics. A.B. Long- meadow High School. Pres., Kappa Kappa Psi. Mgr., Big Red Band: Concert Band. MARJORIE ANN PEECH, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, Russian Literature. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Kappa Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Russian Club. Dean's List. FRANCIS RAYMOND PERCHALSKI, JR., Trenton, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. Ham- ilton High School. Treas., A.S.C.E. J. Mc- Mullen Regional Scholarship. JULIA ELEANOR PERKINS, Evanston, Ill. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Evanston Township High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pres., Mortar Board. Am- bassador Program, Bailey Hall Ushers, Dorm Council, Orientation Counsellor, U.S.S.C., Young Dem. Dean's List. LAWRENCE BRADFORD PERKINS, Evans- ton, Ill. Arts and Sciences, History Hon- ors. A.B. Evanston Township High School. Pres., Sigma Phi. Gargoyle Society. 150- lb. Crew. Wearer of the Numerals. Editor- in-Chief, Fr. Newspaper: Assoc. Editor, I.F.C. Standard: Editor-in-Chief, Sr. News- paper: Editor-in-Chief, Alumni Newsletter: S.G. Task Force on Fraternities: Sr. Class Council: Alumni Council: Class Reunion Clerk: U.S.S.C.: Young Dem.: Cornell in Honduras: Chrmn., James Norris Oliphant Fellowship. FRANCINE PERLMAN, Riverdale. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Eastchester High School. C.D.C., Octagon, Sage Chapel Choir, East Harlem Project. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. ALLEN WRIGHT PERRY, Homer. Agricul- ture, Extension Teaching. B.S. Homer Central High School. Algonquin Lodge. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, Sears Roebuck Scholarship. JAMES JEFFREY PERRY, Niagara Falls. Agriculture, Science Education. B.S. La- Salle High School. Steward, Alpha Zeta. Mgr., Varsity Baseball. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PHILIP REID PERRY, Buffalo. Engineering Physics. B.S. South Park High School. Treas., Kappa Alpha. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. C.U.R.W., Engineers' Day, Orien- tation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell National Scholarship. Dean's List. JAMES WALTER PETERSON, Warren, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. War- ren Area High School. Chaplain, Historian, Phi Kappa Psi. Phoebus. Co-Chrmn., Fr. Newspaper: Community of Lay Scholars: Big Red Band: Repertoire Band: Area 47 472 Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Orientation Counsellor: Dorm Counsellor. Cornell National Schol- arship. MARI ANN PETERSON, Montreal, Quebec, Can. Home Economics, Child Develop- ment. B.S. Twickenham Grammar School. Foreign Students Friendship Club, Grad Wives Club. MARIE ELISE PETERSON, Babylon. Agri- culture, Science Education. B.S. Babylon High School. Cornell Chorus, Savoyards, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FREDRIC J. PASHKOW, Dayton, O. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Elmira Free Academy. Kappa Alpha. JERRY L. PFEFFER, New York. Civil Engi- neering. B.S. Bronx High School of Sci- ence. House Chrmn., Young Israel. A.S.C.E., Hillel, Gymnastics, Judo Club. N.Y.S. Rege nts Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. CHARLES JOSEPH PICARELLI, Suffern. Agriculture, General Agriculture. B.S. Suffern High School. Pomology Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARY ANN PIERSON, Poughkeepsie. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Arlington High School. Cornell Radio Guild. Anna Gage Home Demonstration Grant. DIANNE ELAINE PILGRIM, Delhi. Home Economics, Home Economics Education. B.S. Delaware Academy and Central School. Treas., Triphammer Women's Co- operative. 4-H Club, 4-H Recreation Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Home Bureau Grant, Delaware County Home Demon- stration Scholarship, Katherine St. George Award, Cornell Women's Federation Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STEPHEN PINCUS, Brooklyn. Engineering Physics. B.S. Brooklyn Technical High School. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Sigma Xi Delta. Mgr., Varsity Soccer. C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. BERNICE RUTH PINE, Rochester. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Ben Franklin High School. U.S.S.C., C.C.Y.C., Special Children's Clinic. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. BEVERLY JANE PINKHAM, Seattle, Wash. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Saint Nicholas School For Girls, Rush Consult- ant, Song Club, Alpha Phi. C.D.C., Cornell Chorus, Savoyards, R.A., C.C.Y.C., Willard State Mental Health Team, One World Jr. Panel Rep. EDWARD JAMES PIORUN, Auburn. lndus- trial Engineering. B.S. Port Byron Central School. Acacia. A.l.I.E., Intramural Athlet- ics. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. Mc- Mullen Regional Scholarship, Arthur Lee Thompson Memorial Scholarship. HENRY ANTHONY Pl'lT, Union, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Pingry School. Scholarship Chrmn., Sec., Phi Kappa Sigma. Fr. Baseball, Varsity Base- ball. Wearer of the Numerals. Pre-Med Society, Orientation Counsellor. Cornell Scholarship. BARBARA KAY PITTS, Seneca Falls. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Mynderse Academy. Honduras Proj- ect, Orientation Counsellor, S.G. Publicity Comm., International Orientation Director, Hostess for Guidance, Counsellor's Luncheon, One World Club. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. SUSAN ILENE PLESSER, Roslyn. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Roslyn High School. Recording Sec., Sigma Delta Tau. R.A., Dorm Judicial Board, Dorm Council, Intersorority Council, S.G. Campus Chest. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. EUSEBIO WIE PO, Bacolod City, Philip- pines. Agriculture, Business Management. B.S. St. Stephen's High School. Filipino Club. RONALD MACK PODELL, Red Bank, N.J. Arts and Sciences, History Honors. A.B. Red Bank High School. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Pres., V.-Pres., Treas., Cornell Forum: Orienta- tion Counsellor. Cornell National Scholar- ship, Bodman Scholarship. Dean's List. JAMES KIPP POFFLEY, Martinsville, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Bridgewater- Raritan High School. C.H.A., One World Club, Cornell University Glee Club, H.E.C. New Jersey Hotel and Motel Association Scholarship. CAROL LEE POLAKOFF, Huntington. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Huntington High School. House Council, House Pres., Sigma Delta Tau. Dorm Council, W.S.G.A. Assembly. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. STEVEN POLANSKY, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Great Neck North Senior High School. Tau Delta Phi. Fr. Fencing. U.S.S.C., W.V.B.R., Dorm Officer. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CYNTHIA LORA POLLACK, Laurelton. Agriculture, Science Education. B.S. An- drew Jackson High School. House Pres., Delta Phi Epsilon. Octagon, Young Dem., W.S.G.A. Assembly, Sorority Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERTA MAE POLLACK, Chicago, lll. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. South Shore High School. Raven and Serpent, Pi Delta Epsilon, Alpha Lambda Delta. Sun, W.S.G.A. Dorm Integration Evalua- tion Comm. United Steelworkers of America Scholarship. Dean's List. STEVEN ELLIOT POLLAN, Passaic, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Economics Honors. A.B. Passaic Senior High School. Scholar- ship Chrmn., Treas., Phi Kappa Tau. Ithaca. Tutorial, Spanish Club, Pre-Law Society, C.C.Y.C., Young Dem. BARBARA POLLAND, Flushing. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Francis Lewis High School. Home Mgr., Cornell Debate Assoc.: C.D.C.: Hillel: Young Dem.: Folk Song Club. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. BRUCE K. POLLOCK, Akron, O. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. John R. Buchtel High School. Varsity Crew. Wearer of the Numerals. Orientation Counsellor, Crew Club. NICHOLS ALEXANDER PONOMAREFF, Birmingham, Mich. Engineering Physics. B.S. Haverford High School. Phi Sigma Kappa. Varsity Crew. Wearer of the Nu- merals. Crew Club. PATRICIA ANN PONS, Endwell. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Maine-Endwell Senior High School. V.-Pres., Editor, Kappa Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Katy- dids, Intramural Bowling. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholarship. MICHAEL STEVENS PORTER, Eugene, Ore. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. South Eugene High School. Track. Octa- gon: Co-Chrmn., W.S. Open House Comm.: W.S. Social Comm.: W.S. Interna- tional Comm.: Orientation Counsellor: Sage Chapel Choir. Knickerbacker Grant. RONALD D. PORTER, Horseheads. Agri- culture, Biochemistry. B.S. Horseheads Central High School. Alumni Sec., Re- porter, Alpha Gamma Rho. Narmid. N.R.O.T.C., Cornell Conservative Club, Jordani, Navy Rifle Team. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, General Foods Scholarship. MARK ALAN POSNER, New York. Indus- trial 8. Labor Relations. B.S. The Bronx High School of Science. Phi Sigma Delta. Ithaca Tutorial, I.L.R. Orientation Coun- sellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ALEXANDRA MERLE POST, Atherton, Calif. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Crystal Springs School. Delta Gamma. Photo Board, Cornellian: East Harlem Project. Dean's List. JOHN McWILLIAMS POTTER, Washington, Conn. Agriculture, Animal Husbandry. B.S. Washington High School. Sigma Phi. Ma- jura Nolanda. Polo. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Baur Fund Award. MARGARET WOODWORTH POWELL, West Springfield, Mass. Arts and Sciences, So- cial Relations. A.B. West Springfield High School. Membership Chrmn., Phillips House. Pres., Alpha Lambda Delta: Raven and Serpent: Mortar Board: Phi Beta Kappa. Cornell Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir, Savoyards, Women's Chorus, Pre- Classical Chamber Music Ensemble, Bailey Hall Ushers. Teagle Scholarship. Dean's List. CHARLES RUSSELL POWERS, Cincinnati, O. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Hill School. Social Chrmn., Delta Upsilon. Varsity Wrestling. Cheerleader: Business Board, Cornellian: Dorm Counsellor. SAMUEL LELAND POWERS Ill, Belmont, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Browne and Nichols. Fr. Soccer. Folk Song Club, C.C.Y.C. KEVIN PRANIKOFF, Syracuse. Agriculture, Microbiology. B.S. Wm. Nottingham High School. Sec., Phi Sigma Delta. Ho-Nun-De- Kah. Fr. Class Council, Orientation Coun- sellor, U.S.S.C., Widow, Hillel, Octagon, S.G. Campus Chest. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ALAN KIMBALL PRATT, Lambertville, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Bernards High School. Concert Band, R.O.T.C. Band, Symphonic Band, University Orchestra, R.O.T.C. HENRY ALBERT PRENSKY, Brooklyn. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Erasmus Hall High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Octagon. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. NEAL LEE PRESANT, Flushing. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Jamaica High School. Phi Eta Sigma. One World Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. Dean's List. JUDITH ANNE PRESS, Cornwells Heights, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Bensalem Township Senior High School. Pres., V.-Pres., Historian, Delta Delta Delta. Harp and Lark. Community of Lay Scholars, V.P.R., Women's Chorus, Sage Chapel Choir, Panhel, Dorm Program Comm., R.A., A.P.P., Little Sisters of Minerva, Deltettes. Delta Delta Delta Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship, Ben- salem Teachers' Education Association Scholarship. SUSAN JOAN PRESSMAN, Mt. Vernon. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. A. B. Davis High School. Ithaca Tutorial, R.A., C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JANE ABBY PRICE, Far Rockaway. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Far Rockaway High School. C.U.R.W., Special ChiIdren's Clinic. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NEIL JOHN PRINCIPE, Franklin Square. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Valley Stream North High School. Phi Kappa Sigma. Fr. Football. Wearer of the Nu- merals. Willard State Mental Health Team, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT HENRY PRISCOTT, Delhi. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Delaware Academy and Central School. Intramural Athletics, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship at Cornell, Townsend Scholarship. MICHAEL 0'SHAY PULLING, Albany. ln- dustrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Albany High School. Phi Kappa Psi. Kosmos. Fr. Lacrosse. Orientation Counsellor, U.S.S.C., R.O.T.C. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DONALD WILLIAM PULVER, JR., Phelps. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Phelps Central High School. Treas., Phi Sigma Kappa. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JAMES EDWARD PURCELL, Barryville. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Eldred Central School. Social Chrmn., Zeta Psi. Red Key Society, Sphinx Head. Varsity Baseball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell University Glee Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholar- ship. ELIAS PUROW, Staten Island. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Curtis High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Concert Band, Sym- phonic Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CORTLAND R. PUSEY, JR., Baltimore, Md. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. St. Paul's School. Treas., Sigma Nu. Dean's Scholarship. PATRICIA ANN PUTNAM, East Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences, English Honors. A.B. Shaw High School. First V.-Pres., Public Relations Chrmn., Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sec., Mortar Board. Pres., Sec., Young Dem.: Program Chrmn., W.S.G.A.: Orientation Counsellor: D.G.R.C.: Willard State Mental Health Team. Dean's Schol- arship, Kappa Kappa Gamma Scholar- ship. THOMAS MICHAEL QUARANTO, Hunting- ton. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Huntington High School. Sec., Sigma Chi. Co-Capt., Fr. Lacrosse: Varsity Lacrosse. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Long Island Alumni Scholarship, Cornell University Grant, Methodist Church Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. PERRY DAY QUICK, Worthington, O. ln- dustrial Engineering and Operations Re- search. B.I.E. Worthington High School. Social Chrmn., Psi Upsilon. Fr. Football, Fr. Lacrosse, 150-lb. Football. A.l.l.E., Engineer's Day, 150-lb. Football Club, Straight Desk Man. Inland Steel Scholar- ship, Cornell University Grant. PETER JOSEPH QUIGLEY, Scarsdale. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Iona Prepara- tory School. Community of Lay Scholars, Ad Hoc Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dean's Scholarship, A.F.L.-C.I.O. Scholar- ship. NORMAN YUT-MING QUON, Honolulu, Haw. Civil Engineering. B.S. lolani School. Tau Kappa Epsilon. A.S.C.E., Rod and Bob. R STEVEN MICHAEL RABIN, Stamford, Conn. Engineering Physics. B.S. King School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Tau Beta Pi. I.F.C. Tutor. Dean's List. CHARLES ZINA RADICK, Preston Hollow. Agriculture, Business Management and Marketing. B.S. Middleburgh Central School. V.-Pres., Social Chrmn., Pi Kappa Alpha. Capt., Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. JANET DIANE RANDALL, Apalachin. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Owego Free Academy. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Lacrosse. Wearer of the C. Key- notes, R.A., Orientation Counsellor, Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RITA PAMELA RATNER, Flushing. Agricul- ture, Science Education. B.S. Jamaica High School. W.V.B.R., C.C.Y.C., W.S. Campus Relations Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. CAROL JEAN RAVITSKY, Frankfurt, Ger- many. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Frankfurt American High School. Sigma Delta Tau. Alpha Lambda Delta. United States Army in Europe Scholarship, Ford Foundation Five Year Masters Degree Fel- lowship. Dean's List. WALKER HOWELL RAYBURN, JR., Scio. Agriculture, Wildlife Management. B.S. Scio Central School. Alpha Chi Rho. Chrmn., Spotlight Distribution: Wesley Foundation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEANNE LORA RAYMOND, Cato. Agricul- ture, Chemistry Education. B.S. Cato- Meridian Central High School. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. GAIL ANN READY, New York. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. St. Mary High School. Social Chrmn., Pi Beta Phi. East Harlem Project: Sec., I.F.C. Tutorial: Ithaca Tutorial: R.A.R.: U.S.S.C.: W.S. So- cial Comm. PAUL ALLEN REASENBERG, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Erasmus Hall High School. Pi Delta Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma. W.V.B.R.-F.M., Physics Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JANETI'A REBOLD, Silver Spring, Md. Fine Arts, Graphics. B.F.A. Northwood High School. Widow: Fr. Register: Pro- gram Design, Octagon: S.G. Publicity Comm.: S.G. Elections Comm.: Dorm Pro- gram Comm.: R.A.R. Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. MICHAEL HALL REDLIN, Grosse Pointe, Mich. Engineering. B.S. Grosse Pointe High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Dorm Counsellor, U.S.S.C., A.S.M.E., Orienta- tion Counsellor. Dean's List. BRUCE WARREN REEVES, Los Angeles, Calif. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Orchard Park Central School. Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon. Fr. Football. Wearer of the Numerals. A.I.Ch.E. J. McMullen Regional Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EDWARD JOHN REGAN, Fair Lawn, N.J. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Fair Lawn High School. E.l. Co-op Program, U.S.S.C., Ithaca Tutorial. Cornell National Scholarship. LAURENCE REICH, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Stuyvesant High School. Judiciary Comm., House Mgr., Alpha Phi Delta. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARY ANN REILLY, Albany. Home Eco- nomics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Acad- emy of the Holy Names. Sigma Delta Tau. Panhell Inter-Sorority Co-ordinator: Panhell Rushing Chrmn.: Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: W.S. Campus Relations Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Veteran's Scholarship. THOMAS EDGAR REILLY, Old Chatham. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Chatham Central High School. Alpha Tau Omega. U.S.S.C.: I.F.C. Academic Affairs Comm.: Business Mgr., Advertising Mgr., I.F.C. Walk. Cornell Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. HARRIET R. REISEN, Maplewood, N.J. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Columbia High School. Program Chrmn., Kappa Alpha Theta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dean's List. HOWARD LEE REITER, East Meadow. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. East Meadow High School. Sec., Phi Eta Sigma. V.-Pres., Young Rep.: V.-Pres., Cornell Political Union: Cornell Debate Assoc.: Sun Editorial Board. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Rossiter Scholarship. Dean's List. DAVID M. REKOSH, Flushing. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Flush- ing High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Young Dem., C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. NOEL MARY RELYEA, Riverside, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Riverside- Brookfield Township High School. Sage Chapel Choir, Cornell Conservative Club, Young Rep., Willard State Mental Health Team. Cornell National Scholarship. LINDA LOIS REMPE, Coral Gables, Fla. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Coral Gables Senior High School. Kappa Delia. DAVID ALLEN REMPELL, Long Beach. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Long Beach High School. Corresponding Sec., Rushing Chrmn., Phi Sigma Delta. U.S.S.C.: Ithaca Tutorial Comm.: Athletic Mgr., Fr. Dorms. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BYRON MAYER RENDAR, University City, Mo. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. University City High School. Varsity Track. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. LAURIE PAINTER RENZ, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. The Ellis School. Treas., Kappa Delta. Cornell Conservative Club, Fall Weekend Comm., Spring Weekend Comm., W.A.A. ROBERT WILLIAM REOHR, Union Springs. Agriculture, Agricultural Econom- ics. B.S. Union Springs Central High School. Sec., Theta Xi. Intramural Athlet- ics. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FERNANDO RESTREPO, Medellin, Colom- bia. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Instituto Jorge Robledo. Theta Delta Chi. One 473 474 World Club, Ithaca Tutorial, International Orientation Counsellor. THOMAS WILLIAM RICHARDS, Glenview, III. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Glenbrook High School North. Alpha Sigma Phi. Capt., Varsity Gymnastics: Varsity Sailing. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. ALAN HERBERT RICHMAN, Little Neck. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Bayside High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Psychology Editor, I.L.R. Forum: Willard State Mental Health Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RANDALL POWERS RICHTER, Saddle River, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Saddle River Country Day School. H.E.C. Dean's List. MICHAEL N. RIFF, Lawrence. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Lawrence High School. Tau Delta Phi. Red Key Society, Sphinx Head. Varsity Baseball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. CAROLINE ANNE RIGBY, Beverly Hills, Calif. Arts and Sciences, Art History. A.B. Marlborough School. Delta Gamma. Ivory Tower. ERIC LAWRENCE RILL, Montreal, Quebec, Can. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Cheshire Academy. Tau Delta Phi. Pre-Law Society, Orientation Counsellor, Willard State Mental Health Team, S.G. Campus Chest, Hillel, U.S.S.C. SHEILA DEBORAH RIMLAND, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Aus- tin McCormick Youth Camp. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. DAVID CURTIS RIORDAN, Watertown. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. General Brown High School. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RONALD RAYMOND RISO, Oradell, N.J. Electrical Engineering. B.S. River Dell Re- gional High School. House Mgr., Lambda Chi Alpha. Cornell University Glee Club, C.C.Y.C., Young Rep. LAURA JEAN ROBERTS, Syracuse. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Wil- liam Nottingham High School. Social Chrmn., Phi Sigma Sigma. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EDWARD LIVINGSTON ROBERTSON II, Boston, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Eco- nomics. A.B. Noble and Greendough School. Social Chrmn., Sigma Chi. Majura Nolanda. Fr. Soccer, Varsity Ski Team. Wearer of the Numerals. Austin McCor- mick Youth Camp, U.S.S.C., I.F.C. Public Relations Comm., W.S. Dining Council. FREDERICK HAMPDEN ROBINSON, JR., New York. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. The Hotchkiss School. Phi Sigma Kappa. Orientation Counsellor. ROBERT GEORGE ROBINSON, Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineering Physics. B.S. Wilkins- burge High School. Austin McCormick Youth Camp, Newman Foundation, D.G.R.C., U.S.S.C. J. McMullen Engineer- ing Scholarship. CHARLES ALEXANDER ROBY, Milwaukee, Wis. Civil Engineering. B.S. Shorewood High School. Pres., Alpha Chi Rho. Fr. Swimming. Wearer of the Numerals. A.S.C.E., Engineering S.C., Engineers' Day, Young Rep. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. ADAM HENRY ROMEISER, Glenview, III. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Glen- brook North High School. Scholarship Chrmn., Alpha Sigma Phi. Fr. Sailing, Varsity Sailing. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Orientation Counsellor, Dorm Counsellor. WILLIAM RALPH ROMIG, Prattsburg. Agri- culture, Plant Pathology. B.S. Prattsburg Central High School. Treas., Delta Tau Delta. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholar- ship. JEFFREY KEITH ROSE, Memphis, Tenn. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Christian Brothers College High School. Pi Lambda Phi. Engineering S.C., Engineers' Day, A.I.I.E. National Honor Society Scholar- ship, Cornell Scholarship. JOHN EDWIN ROSE, Rochester, Mich. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Rochester High School. Sigma Phi Epsi- lon. MICHAEL DAVID ROSE, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. Great Neck South Senior High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. DONALD RICHARD ROSENBAUM, New Rochelle. Engineering Physics. B.S. New Rochelle High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Xi Delta. Engineers' Day. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship, McFaddin Scholar- ship. Dean's List. CARL IRA ROSENBERG, Morristown, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. St. Bernards School. Young Dem. GERALD LLOYD ROSENBERG, Manlius. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Cazenovia Central School. Phi Kappa Tau. Agricultural Engineering Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. VIVIAN LEE ROSENBERG, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, French Literature. A.B. Hunter College High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. U.S.S.C., Cornell French Players, C.C.Y.C., Le Cercle Francais. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Ford Foundation Scholarship. Dean's List. BARBARA JANE ROSENFELDER, Elm- hurst. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Newtown High School. W.S. Issues Comm., U.S.S.C., Dorm Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship at Cornell. IRIS ROSHFELD, Queens. Agriculture, Bi- ology. B.S. Bayside High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board. R.A.: Dorm Council: I.F.C. Tutor: W.S.G.A. Res. Comm.: Ithaca Tutorial: Chrmn., Dormi- tory Matters Comm.: S.G. Housing and Dining Comm.: W.S.G.A. Selection Comm.: Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DAVID BENNETT ROSS, New York. Elec- trical Engineering. B.S. Columbia Gram- mar School. Capt., Varsity Fencing. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MITCHEL ROSS, Monticello. Industrial 8g Labor Relations. B.S. Monticello High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Pres., Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha: Pi Delta Epsilon. Pres., Cornell Debate Assoc.: Assoc. Edi- tor, I.L.R. Forum: I.L.R. Academic Integ- rity Board: Orientation Counsellor: Fr.- J.B.: I.L.R.-U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. GREGORY ALAN ROSSOFF, Colorado Springs, Colo. Arts and Sciences, Govern- ment. A.B. Cheyenne Mountain High School. Scribe, Tau Epsilon Phi. W.S. Special Events Comm., Pre-Law Society. Davis Scholarship, General Arnold Schol- arship. ELIZABETH ROTH, Coronado, Calif. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Washington- Lee High School. Delta Gamma. Ithaca Tutorial, Dorm V.-Pres. Dean's Scholar- ship, Elizabeth Reamer Carson Scholar- ship. Dean's List. JACK ALAN ROTH, La Port, Ind. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. La Port High School. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Big Red Band, Repertoire Band, S.G. Finance Comm. Dean's List. ROBERT ALLEN ROTHERMEL, Camp Hill, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Camp Hill High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Cornell Scholarship. RICHARD ELLIOT ROTHKOPF, Beach- wood, O. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Beachwood High School. Rushing Chrmn., V.-Pres., Tau Delta Phi. Orienta- tion Counsellor, Engineers' Day. DAVID AARON ROTMAN, New York. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations, Labor Eco- nomics. B.S. DeWitt Clinton High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Pi Delta Epsilon, Delta Pi. Editor, I.L.R. Voice. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Student Associate Scholarship. Dean's List. LOUIS HENRI ROUSSO, Inwood. Indus- trial Engineering. B.S. Lawrence High School. C.U.R.W. Civil Rights Comm., D.G.R.C., President's Comm. on Special Education Projects. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. RICHARD PENN ROVA, Portland, Oreg. Hotel Administration. B.S. Benjamin Franklin High School. Phi Delta Theta. Jr. Class Rep., C.H.A.: H.E.C.: Le Cercle Francais: H.S.M.A.: U.S.S.C.: C.C.Y.C.: Asst. to the Dean. University Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, Statler Foundation Scholarship. Dean's List. RICHARD S. ROWLEY, Tonawanda. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Tonawanda Senior High School. V.-Pres., Delta Upsi- lon. Cornell National Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. FRANKLIN DAVID RUBENSTEIN, Stam- ford, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Econom- ics. A.B. St. Luke's School. Phi Eta Sigma. Sun, Ithaca Tutorial, C.C.Y.C. Dean's List. ALAN RICHARD RUBIN, New Hyde Park. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Herricks Sen- ior High School. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Hillel, A.I.I.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. AMY JANE RUBIN, Brooklyn. Home Eco- nomics, Home Economics Education. B.S. James Madison High School. Sigma Delta Tau. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Grace Schmerhorn Scholarship. MICHAEL LAWRENCE RUBIN, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. San- ford H. Calhoun High School. Pi Lambda Phi. Parent's Weekend Comm., U.S.S.C., Orientation Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUZANNE RUDIN, Rochester. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. Brighton High School. Treas., Alpha Epsilon Phi. W.A.A., U.S.S.C., Special ChiIdren's Clinic. DONALD EDWARD RUFF, Margaretville. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Margaretville Central School. Fr. Soccer, Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JAMES H. RUSSELL, Hamburg. Agricul- ture, Marine Ecology. B.S. Hamburg Cen- tral High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, Van Fleet Scholarship. Dean's List. JEROLD RUSSELL, Baltimore, Md. Mate- rials Science and Engineering, B.S. Balti- more Polytechnic Institute. Kappa Delta Rho. Narmid. Mgr., Fencing Team. N.R.O.T.C., International Orientation Coun- sellor, Foreign Student-Faculty Home Vis- its. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. ROBERT DAVID RUSSELL, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Dor- mont High School. Ithaca Tutorial, C.U.R.W. Community Service, Intramural Athletics, N.R.O.T.C. Regular N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. JOSEPH FRANCIS RUSSO, Trenton, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Tren- ton Central High School. Sec., Rushing Chrmn., Pres., Pi Lambda Phi. Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger. Distinguished Visitors Comm., Human Rights Comm., C.D.C., Chrmn., S.G. International Comm., International Orientation Counsellor, For- eign Student-Faculty Home Visits, Interna- tional Student Seminar, International Stu- dent Conference. Trenton Times Scholar- ship, U.N.I.C.O. Scholarship, Cornell Uni- versity Grant, New Jersey State Scholar- ship, Knickerbocker Grant. RICHARD ANTHONY RUSSO, Bronx. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. Phi Epsilon Pi. Pi Delta Epsilon. Managing Editor, Widow, Folk Song Club, I.F.C. Inspection Comm., S.G. Finance Commission, S.E.C.T, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award, New York Post Office Rec- reation and Welfare Fund Scholarship. DAVID CHARLES RUTH, Brooklyn. Agri- culture, Biochemistry. B.S. Sheepshead Bay High School. Cheerleader. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. RICHARD EDWARD RYBERG, South Eu- clid, O. Civil Engineering. B.S. Charles F. Brush High School. Pledge-Master, Alpha Sigma Phi. Narmid, Scabbard and Blade, Chi Epsilon, Rod and Bob. Engineering S.C., U.S.S.C. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. Dean's List. S ANNE BERTA SACK, Franklin Square. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. H. Frank Carey High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Hillel, W.S. International Comm., Leg. Rep., Dorm Council, W.S.G.A. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Ford Foundation Scholarship. Dean's List. CLAUDIA MARIAN SACK, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, French Literature. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Raven and Serpent. Folk Dance Club, C.C.Y.C., Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Belle Sherman Scholarship. Dean's List. GERALD WAYNE SAFARIK, East St. Louis, Ill. Chemical Engineering. B.S. East St. Louis Senior High School. A.I.Ch.E., Sym- phonic Band, Repertoire Band. Albert C. Murphy Scholarship. JAMES SAGALYN, Springfield, Mass. In- dustrial Engineering. B.S. Longmeadow High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Fr. Soccer, Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the Numerals. A.I.I.E., A.C.M., C.C.Y.C. RUTH D. SALINGER, Tulsa, Okla. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Thomas A. Edison High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Hillel, One World Club, W.A.A. Cor- nell Honorary Scholarship. Dean's List. THOMAS S. SALINGER, Los Angeles, Calif. Arts and Sciences, History Honors. A.B. Hollywood High School. Zeta Beta Tau. Orientation Counsellor, Pre-Law So- ciety. Dean's List. RICHARD M. SALSBERG, Cedarhurst. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Lawrence High School. Pledgemaster, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Intramural Athletics, I.L.R.-U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BRENDA ANN SALTZMAN, Cleveland, O. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation and Child Development. B.S. Beachwood High School. C.D.C., Publicity Comm., Fr. Class Council, S.G. Publica- tions Comm., W.S. Open House Comm., W.S. International Comm. Cornell Schol- arship. Dean's List. MICHAEL ALAN SAMACH, New York. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. House Mgr., Tau Delta Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. Orientation Counsel- lor, I.F.C. Analysis and Research Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. Dean's List. JUSTINE MARIE SAMALIONIS, Ozone Park. Home Economics, Child Develop- ment and Foods and Nutrition. B.S. John Adams High School. Willard State Mental Health Team, Dorm Social Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. GUILLERMO SANZ de SANTAMARIA, Bogota, Colombia. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Georgetown Preparatory School. Polo. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Nu- merals. Polo Club, Cornell Latin American Assoc., Cornell Rifle and Pistol Club, In- ternational Student Conference. DAVID PUTNAM SARGENT, JR., North- field, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Mount Hermon School. Rushing Chrmn., Narmid Society. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. PETER JAMES SARKUS, Syracuse. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Eastwood High School. Sigma Nu. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KARL SAURYN, New York. Arts and Sci- ences, Government. A.B. Stuyvesant High School. Rushing Chrmn., Delta Phi. Fr. Baseball. Octagon, Cornell University Glee Club, Chrmn., I.F.C. Publications Comm. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FREDERICK RIDINGS SAVAGE, Williams- burg, Va. Hotel Administration. B.S. Ran- dolph-Macon Academy. Hod, Phi Kappa Psi. Swim m i ng. C.H.A., Sec.-Treas., C.M.A.A., H.E.C., Statler Desk Man, Life- Guard Instructor, Grin 'N Grip, C.C.Y.C., The Pizzle Eyes, H.S.M.A., A.H.M.A. EDGAR TERHUNE SAVIDGE III, New Brunswick, N.J. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. New Brunswick Senior High School. Noble Ruler, Alpha Gamma Rho. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Ag. College S.C., R.O.T.C. Danforth Award for Agricultural College Seniors, Ralston Purina Scholarship. Dean's List. ANN TOBY SAVISHINSKY, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Cor- responding Sec., Recording Sec., Delta Phi Epsilon. W.S.G.A. Program Comm., C.U.R.W. Community Volunteer. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. VIRGINIA ANNE SAWYER, New Bedford, Mass. Home Economics, Food and Nutri- tion. B.S. Howard School for Girls. Leg. C.C.Y.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- Rep., ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JAY R. SCARBOROUGH, Camp Hill, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Asian Studies. A.B. Cedar Cliff High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Cornell University Glee Club, Young Rep., Cornell Conservative Club, One World Club, Sage Chapel Choir. Cornell National Scholarship. JAMES ROBERT SCHATZ, St. Louis, Mo. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Parkway Sen- ior High School. Asst. Pledge Master, His- torian, Athletic Director, Pi Kappa Alpha. Young Rep. STEPHEN EDWARD SCHECKLER, Roselle Park, N.J. Agriculture, Biological Sci- ences. B.S. Roselle Park High School. Pledge Master, V.-Pres., Phi Kappa Tau. 150-lb. Football. Teagle Scholarship. PHILIP STEPHEN SCHEFF, Brooklyn. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Brooklyn Technical High School. Beta Sigma Rho. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship, Evans Scholarship. RONALD L. SCHENDEL, New York. Chem- ical Engineering. B.S. Newtown High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. A.I.Ch.E. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. JAMES ROBERT SCHIEBEL, Frankfort. Agriculture, Rural Education. B.S. West Winfield Central High School. C.A.T.A., N.R.O.T.C., Navy Rifle Team, Cornell Rifle Team. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARGERY SANDRA SCHIFFMAN, New Rochelle. Fine Arts, Graphics. B.F.A. New Rochelle High School. Pi Delta Epsilon. Art Board, Art Editor, Cornellian, W.S. Fine Arts Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARK JOEL SCHIFFMAN, Bayside. Civil Engineering. B.S. Francis Lewis High School. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Cornell Engi- neer, A.S.C.E., Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EVELYN DOROTHY SCHILLAWSKI, Au- burn. Home Economics, Home Economics Education. B.S. Auburn East High School. Phillips House. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, Elizabeth Lee Vincent Scholarship, Martha Van Renssalaer Home Bureau Scholarship, Cayuga County Cornell Women's Alumnae Scholarship, Cayuga County Home Demonstration Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NANCY CAROL SCHILLING, Glen Cove. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Glen Cove High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KAREN REVE SCHLANGER, Gloversville. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Gloversville Senior High School. Rush Chrmn., Phi Sigma Sigma. Fr. Reg- ister, S.G. Desk Book, Willard State Men- tal Health Team, Jr. Panhel Council, Pan- hel Rush Council, S.G. Publications Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RUTH ANN SCHLIFFER, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Wal- ton High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. C.U.R.W. Community Service, Rush Con- sultant, Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ARTHUR RICHARD SCHLOSSER, East Rockaway. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. East Rockaway High School. Alpha Chi Sigma. Kappa Kappa Psi, Alpha Epsi- Ion Delta, Phi Eta Sigma. Student Con- ductor, Big Red Band, Chamber Orches- tra, Concert Band, Octagon, Savoyards, University Orchestra. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. KAY DIANE SCHLOSSER, East Rockaway. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. East Rockaway High School. Phillips House. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Ford Founda- tion Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. 475 476 ELLEN JANE SCHMIDT, Rockville Centre. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ocean- side High School. Mortar Board. Sec., Cornell Forum: I.F.C. Walk: Special Chil- dren's Clinic: Leader, Willard State Mental Health Team: Austin McCormick Youth Camp: D.G.R.C.: U.S.S.C.: Dorm Council: Dorm Program Chrmn.: Frosh Rotation. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Long Island Cor- nell VVomen's Club Scholarship. Dean's List. EMILY G. SCHUMACHER, New York. ln- dustrial 8g Labor Relations. B.S. Baldwin High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. HOWARD VAN SCHUSTER, JR., Buffalo. Agriculture, Wildlife Science. B.S. Saint Joseph's Collegiate Institute. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Erie County Federation of Sportsmen Grant. HENRY EDWARD SCHWABROW, Cana- joharie. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineer- ing. B.S. Canajoharie High School. Alpha Zeta. Ho-Nun-De-Kah, Scabbard and Blade. Arnold Air Society. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Barbour S c h ol a rs h i p, A.F.R.O.T.C. Financial Assistance Award, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROY MATTHEW SCHOENFELD, Brooklyn. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. James Madison High School. Rushing Chrmn., Recorder, Beta Sigma Rho. Editor-in- Chief, I.F.C. Standard: Octagon: I.L.R. Orientation Counsellor: I.L.R.-U.S.S.C.: Sr. Rep., I.F.C. Steering Comm. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. GEORGIANNA SCHUYLER, Little Falls. Home Economics, Child Development, and Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Little Falls Central High School. Delta Delta Delta. C.U.R.W., W.V.B.R., U.S.S.C., Intra- mural Athletics. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LESLIE SITTNER SCHWARTING, Schenec- tady. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Mohonasen High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ALAN MARK SCHWARTZ, Hempstead. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Hempstead High School. S.G. Finance Comm., Cornell Debate Assoc. Cornell University Grant, N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EVELYN JUDITH SCHWARTZ, Jackson Heights. Agriculture, Biochemistry. B.S. Hunter College High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, Alpha Zeta Scholarship Key. C.C.Y.C., Ski Club, Hillel. Cornell Honorary Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, National Soror- ity of Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship, Alumni Association Prize. Dean's List. JACK MANDEL SCHWARTZ, Brooklyn. In- dustrial Engineering. B.S. Abraham Lin- coln High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Intra- mural Athletics, A.I.l.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Burrell Undergraduate Scholar- ship, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship, McFaddin Scholarship. VICTOR JENE SCHWARTZ, Wantagh. Vet- erinary Medicine. D.V.M. Wantagh High School. Alpha Psi. Pre-Vet Society, Hillel, W.S. International Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. PAUL SCHWEIKHER, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Asian Studies. A.B. Shady Side Academy. Social Chrmn., Sigma Phi. 150-lb. Football. Wearer of the C. U.S.S.C. DICK WILFORD SCHWENZER, Webster. Agriculture, Dairy Husbandry. B.S. Aquinas Institute. Cayuga Lodge. New- man Foundation, 4-H Club. GEORGE J. SCHWINN, Oceanside. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Oceanside High School. C.C.Y.C., Young Rep. Charles Dyson Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. JOHN LINCOLN SCOTT, Havertown, Pa. Civil Engineering. B.S. Haverford Senior High School. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Fr. Track. A.S.C.E. JUNE MARIE SCOTT, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, Sociology. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Cornell Chorus, Ithaca Tu- torial. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KATHLEEN BERNADETTE SCOTT, Amsterdam. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Saint Mary's Institute. Triphammer Women's Cooperative. Co- Chrmn., 4-H Recreation Team. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. CAROL EILEEN SCRIBANTE, Jackson Heights. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. The Dominican Academy. C.C.Y.C., Skating Club, Newman Founda- tion, R.A.R., Octagon. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Hotel and Club Employees' Union Scholarship Award. EDWARD BETHEL SEEGER, JR., Haddon- field, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Spanish. A.B. Memorial High School. Alpha Delta Phi. Honduras Project, Parent's Weekend Comm., U.S.S.C., W.S. Open House Comm. BARBARA ANNE SEELENFREUND, Ma- maroneck. Home Economics, Child De- velopment. B.S. Mamaroneck High School. The Commons, Dorm Program Comm., Folk Song Club, S.G. Campus Chest, W.V.B.R. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOHN FRAZIER SEERY, JR., Boston, Mass. Civil Engineering. B.S. Boston Latin School. Chi Epsilon. A.S.C.E.: V.-Pres., Sec., S.A.E.: Sun: W.S. Open House Comm.: Engineers' Day: Cornell Day: Newman Foundation. J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship. JOAN BERNICE SEGAL, Albany. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Albany High School. Omicron Nu. Ithaca Tutorial, W.S.G.A. Dormitory Integration Evaluation Comm., Leg. Rep. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. RICHARD ANTHONY SEIPT, Darien, Conn. Hotel Administration, Hotel Management. B.S. Darien High School. Leader of the Eightballs. PAUL STEVEN SELINGER, New York. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. DeWitt Clinton High School. Beta Sigma Rho. I.F.C. Publications Comm., I.F.C. Standard. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, H. Mitler Scholarship. DONALD ROBERT SHAPIRO, Swampscott, Mass. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Swampscott High School. Zeta Beta Tau. Tau Beta Pi. A.I.I.E., Ski Club, C.C.Y.C. Dean's List. BARBARA MARCIA SHAPOT, Monticello. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. Monticello High School. Rushing Chrmn., Delta Phi Epsilon. Ithaca Tutorial, Octa- gon, U.S.S.C., International Orientation Counsellor, Dorm Social Comm., Fr. Class Council Social Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LAWRENCE HOWARD SHARF, Flushing. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Jamaica High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. Young Dem., I.F.C. Walk, One World Club. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ROBERT WILLIAM SHARP, Warwick, R.I. Agriculture, Animal Physiology. B.S. War- wick Veterans Memorial High School. Polo. Wearer of the Numerals. CAROL-LYNNE SHAVELSON, Studio City, Calif. Arts and Sciences, English Litera- ture. A.B. Hollywood High School. Delta Gamma. Alpha Lambda Delta. Cornellian, C.D.C., I.F.C. Walk, Rush Consultant, W.S. Fine Arts Comm., Disadvantaged Student Adviser. Dean's List. JEFFREY FRANK SHEARA, Saddle Brook, N.J. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Saddle Brook High School. A.I.Ch.E. MERIJEAN SHELTON, Dallas, Tex. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Hockaday School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. R.A., Sage Chapel Choir, W.A.A., S.G. Campus Chest. Cornell National Scholar- ship. DAVID ARDEN SHERF, Ithaca. Hotel Ad- ministration. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Tau Kappa Epsilon. H.E.C., C.H.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KAREN RUTH SHIELDS, Bridgeton, N.J. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Bridgeton High School. Correspond- ing Sec., I.F.C. Walk: U.S.S.C.: R.A.R. KATHLEEN SHIRLEY, Burnt Hills. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Burnt Hills Ballston Lake High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. L. SALLY SHOOLMAN, Rochester. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Brighton High School. Delta Phi Epsilon. Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Nu. U.S.S.C., W.S. Open House Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. Dean's List. DOUGLAS LEE SHORE, Westbury. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry Honors. A.B. Westbury High School. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. Dean's List. JOHN RICHARD SHORT, Willseyville. Agriculture, Communication Arts. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Kappa Delta Rho. Cornell University Glee Club, Coun- tryman. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CAROLYN BENTLEY SHREVE, West Hart- ford, Conn. Fine Arts, Graphic Arts. B.F.A. Dana Hall School. W.S. Open House Comm. MARTIN GORDON SHULEWITZ, Peoria, III. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Peoria High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Student Agencies, Intramural Athletics, S.G. Index, Cornell Engineer. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. ARNOLD IRVING SIEGEL, Mount Vernon. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. A. B. Davis High School. Ithaca Tutorial, Orientation Counsellor, D.G.R.C. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEFFREY ALAN SIEGEL, Glenview, Ill. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Niles Town- ship High School. V.-Pres., Social Chrmn., Phi Sigma Delta. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C.: Co-Chrmn., Ambas- sador Executive Comm.: International Ori- entation Counsellor: Orientation Counsel- lor: C.C.Y.C.: Parent's Weekend Comm.: Cornell Day. Dean's List. JEROME SAMUEL SIEGEL, Orange, N.J. Hotel Administration. B.S. Newark Acad- emy. Recording Sec., Theta Delta Chi. Majura Nolanda. C.H.A., H.E.C. RITA BLANCHE SIEGEL, Long Beach. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Long Beach High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board. Ithaca Tutorial, Young Dem., I.L.R. Orientation Counsellor, I.L.R. Student-Faculty Comm. of Curriculum. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RANDALL LYNN SIERK, Darien Center. Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering. B.S. Alexander Central School. Fr. Crew. Sec., A.S.A.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Lefevre Scholarship, General Foods Scholarship. JUDITH ESTER SILVERMAN, Yonkers. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Lincoln High School. Pledge Trainer, Sigma Delta Tau. Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres., Raven and Serpent, Omicron Nu, Mortar Board. Willard State Mental Health Team, Rush Consultant, Chrmn., W.S. Public Relations Comm. PHYLLIS JOY SILVERMAN, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Francis Lewis High School. Civitas, Cornell Bicycle Club, Fr. Register, The Commons. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NANCY JANE SIMKIN, Bloomfield, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Classics. A.B. Bloom- field Senior High School. Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board. Speaker on Eco- nomic Opportunity, C.U.R.W., Savoyards, International Orientation Counsellor, Sec., V.-Pres., Cornell Forum. Dean's List. DAVID MARVIN SIMON, New York. Agri- culture, Biology. B.S. High School of Mu- sic and Art. Hillel, Cornell University Glee Club, Octagon, W.V.B.R., Young Israel. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, General Foods Scholarship. JANET MARJORIE SIMONS, Hackensack, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Hackensack High School. Fr. Dorm Coun- cil, Sec., Campus Chest, U.S.S.C., Young Dem., Dorm Council. Dean's Scholarship, Shell Merit Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, Vedder Scholarship. BARBARA JOAN SIMS, Detroit, Mich. Arts and Sciences, History of Art. A.B. Mum- ford High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Pres., Ivory Tower. ROBERT D. SLAMA, Narberth, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Lower Merion High School. Pres., Treas., Zeta Beta Tau. Fr. Lightweight Crew. S.G. Nom- inating and Interviewing Comm., Chrmn., I.F.C. Discrimination Comm., Orientation Counsellor, Orientation Director. Dean's Scholarship. R. GIUSEPPI SLATER, Oceanside. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Oceanside High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Ad Hoc Comm., Cornell Chess Club, Cornell Soci- ety for Asian Music, S.F.E., Student Comm. on Viet Nam, Willard State Mental Health Team. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Pope Me- morial Scholarship, Sunstein Scholarship. Dean's List. EILEEN NINA SLA1'I'ERY, Madison, Wis. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Madison West Senior High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Alpha Lambda Delta. S.G. Frosh Ro- tation, Orientation Counsellor. McVoy Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. MARK ALAN SLOMOFF, Westport, Conn. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. St. Lukes School for Boys. Tau Delta Phi. Intramu- ral Athletics. KATHIA LINDA SLOUGHTER, Ridgefield, Conn. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ridgefield High School. Pres., Iota Alpha Pi. Women's Bowling Team. Wesley Foundation, S.G. Campus Chest, W.V.B.R., Leg. Rep. LAURENCE SLOUS, New York. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Phi Epsilon Pi. Pi Delta Epsilon. Editor-in-Chief, I.L.R. Fo- rum. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BARRY A. SMITH, Marcellus. Agriculture, Marine Biology. B.S. Marcellus Central School. Varsity Lacrosse. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DIANE ARPHA SMITH, Kingston. Arts and Sciences, Anthropology. A.B. Kingston High School. Dorm Social Comm. Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELIZABETH LORRAINE SMITH, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Editor, I.L.R. Forum. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FREDERIC ALVIN SMITH, Warners. Agri- culture, Dairy Husbandry. A.A.S. West Genesee Senior High School. Cayuga Lodge. 4-H Club, Round-Up Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LINDA JEAN SMITH, Yonkers. Agriculture, Science Education. B.S. Charles E. Gorton. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LOIS THETFORD SMITH, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, German. A.B. Monmouth Regional High School. V.-Pres., Tripham- mer Women's Co-operative. MARGARET TYLER SMITH, Rochester. Arts and Sciences, French Literature. A.B. Moravian Preparatory School. Varsity Basketball. Tuition Exchange Scholarship. PATRICIA MARY SMITH, Saddle Brook, N.J. Arts and Sciences, History Honors. A.B. Saddle Brook High School. Dean's Scholarship. PETER THOMSON SMITH, Far Hills, N.J. Agriculture, Floriculture. B.S. Bernards High School. Sage Chapel Choir. GLEN DONALD SNELL, JR., Marcellus. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Marcellus Central High School. Big Red Band, Rep- ertoire Band. VIRGINIA DIANE SNIDER, Fillmore. Home Economics, Home Economics Education, and Food and Nutrition. B.S. Fillmore Central School. Judicial Board, Coordina- tor, Triphammer Women's Cooperative. Omicron Nu. Sec., 4-H Club, Sec., Round- Up Club, Co-Chrmn., 4-H Recreation Team, Dorm Council, Dorm Judicial Board. Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Home Bureau Scholarship, Federation of Cornell Women's Clubs Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LARRY STEVEN SNOWHITE, New York. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Phi Epsilon Pi. Treas., Pi Delta Epsilon, Alpha Iota Rho. News Director, Sales Mgr., W.V.B.R., I.L.R.-U.S.S.C., Pre-Law Society. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. IRA ROBERT SNYDER, New York. Engi- neering Physics. B.S. Bronx High School of Science. Sigma Alpha Mu. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. ROBERT EARL SNYDER, River Edge, N.J. Electrical Engineering. B.S. River Dell Re- gional High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi. Dean's List. JUNE NAOMI SOBELSOHN, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. George W. Wingate High School. Alpha Epsilon Phi. D.G.R.C., French Club, I.F.C.-W.S.G.A. Tutorial Chrmn., Elections Commission, Frosh Rotation, Sorority Rep., W.S.G.A. Executive Board. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. PETER JOHN SOKOLOSKY, Newport. In- dustrial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Herkimer High School. Alpha Tau Omega. U.S.S.C., I.L.R.-U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. KENNETH T. SOLNIT, Rego Park. Engi- neering Physics. B.S. Abraham Lincoln High School. House Mgr., Beta Sigma Rho. Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Xi Delta. E.I. Co- op Program, Engineers' Day. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. JOAN ELLEN SOLOMON, Brooklyn. Agri- culture, Communication Arts. B.S. James Madison High School. Alpha Lambda Delta. Young Dem., Hillel, Dorm Social Comm., Editor, Countryman. Dean's List. JOHN ROLLINS SONNHALTER, Poland, O. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Poland Seminary High School. Keeper of the Dog, Head Waiter, Chi Psi. Fr. Foot- ball, 150-Ib. Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. I.F.C. Rushing Comm. BRUCE ALEXANDER SORRIE, Framing- ham, Mass. Agriculture, Vertebrate Zool- ogy. B.S. Phillips Andover Academy. Zeta Psi. Fr. Track, Varsity Track. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell gonservation Club. Cornell University rant. ROBERT EARL SOUTHARD, West Seneca. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. West Seneca Central High School. Pres., Theta Xi. 150-Ib. Football, Lacrosse. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. Dean's List. MARTHA SPANGENBERG, Worthington, O. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Worthington High School. Pledge Pres., Pi Beta Phi. Dorm Council, R.A., Home Ec. Student-Faculty Comm., Resi- dential E d u c a tio n al Policy Comm., U.S.S.C. Dean's List. CATHY SPATZ, Malverne. Home Econom- ics, Child Development. B.S. Malverne Senior High School. Willard State Mental Health Team, Sun, Hillel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. EDWARD D. SPEAR, Washingtonville. Agriculture, Dairy Husbandry. B.S. St. Patrick's High School. Asst. Treas., Algonquin Lodge. Newman Foundation, Agronomy Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Dy- son Fou ndatio n Scholarship, N.Y.S. Farmer Scholarship, F. B. Morrison Schol- arship. Dean's List. SANDRA MORRIS SPECHT, Vancouver, B.C., Can. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Dwight School. Delta Gamma. Harp and Lark, Ivory Tower. Orientation Coun- sellor, Willard State Mental Health Team, W.S. Social Comm., Ithaca Tutorial. WILLIAM HENRY SPELLMAN, Wayne, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Episco- pal Academy. Psi Upsilon. S.G. Campus Matters Comm., I.F.C. Public Relations Comm., U.S.S.C., International Student Conference, Ch rm n., Dorm Cultural Comm., D.G.R.C. Baldwin Scholarship. FRANK ADDISON SPENCER, JR., Alexan- dria, Va. Engineering. B.S. George Wash- ington High School. Delta Chi. Pershing Rifles. A.S.M.E., A.R.O.T.C., S.A.E., Wes- Iey Foundation. Edward P. Burrell Schol- arship. IAN PHILIP SPIER, Lido Beach. Industrial 8. Labor Relations. B.S. Long Beach High 477 478 School. Pi Delta Epsilon, Iota Beta Sigma. Pre-Law Society, W.V.B.R., I.L.R.-U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship. EUGENE STEVEN SPINNER, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hotel Administration. B.S. Chartiers Valley Junior-Senior High School. Phi Gamma Delta. U.S.S.C., C.H.A., H.E.C. Taylor Foundation Scholarship. FRANK JAN SPRTEL, West Bend, Wis. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. West Bend High School. Alpha Phi Delta. 150- lb. Football. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. 150-Ib. Football Club, Newman Foundation. Dean's Scholarship. HENRY ALBERT STABLE, JR., Wakefield, Mass. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Wake- field High School. Delta Phi. I.F.C. Analy- sis and Research Comm., Outing Club. DONALD LEE STANCZAK, Natrona Heights, Pa. Hotel Administration, Hotel Management. B.S. Tarentum High School. Social Chrmn., Kappa Sigma. Rugby. Statler Front Desk, C.H.A., Intramural Athletics, H.E.C. DAVID JAMES STANG, Sayville. Agricul- ture, General Agriculture. B.S. Sayville High School. Transportation Chrmn., V.- Pres., Leader of Action, Leader Bible Study Class, Wesley Foundation: Mott for India: Conservation Club: Pre-Vet Society: Young Republicans for Johnson-Keating. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. GEORGE STEIN, JR., Ridgewood, N.J. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Ridgewood High School. S.C.A.V.M.A. PHYLLIS BETH STEINBERG, Mamaro- neck. Home Economics, Child Develop- ment. B.S. Mamaroneck High School. Special Children's Clinic, Civitas. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARY MARTHA STEINMETZ, Erie, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Academy High School. Sun, Community of Lay Scholars. Dean's Scholarship. MICHAEL HOWARD STERLING, Brooklyn. Industrial Engineering. B.S. Erasmus Hall High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. Sun, Cornellian, A.l.I.E., C.C.Y.C., U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship, Chrysler Corpora- tion Fund Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. ALEXANDER MICHAEL STEVENS, JR., Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Brooklyn Preparatory School. Athletic Chrmn., I.F.C. Rep., Rushing Chrmn., V.- Pres., Phi Kappa Sigma. Fr. Golf. Boxing Club, Intramural Athletics, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. CAROL ANN STILWELL, Orchard Park. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Orchard Park Central Senior High School. First V.- Pres., Delta Gamma. Co-Capt., Women's Ski Team. U.S.S.C., W.A.A., R.A., Sorority Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT EVERETT STOCK, Bellmore. Agriculture, Science Education. B.S. W. C. Mepham High School. Red Key, Quill and Dagger, Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Co-Capt., Varsity Wrestling. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, J. McMul- len Regional Scholarship, Cornell Univer- sity Grant. SUSAN MARGARET STOJOWSKI, Locust Valley. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Locust Valley High School. Recom- mendations Chrmn., Kappa Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta. Women's Sailing Team. Sec., C.C.Y.C.: W.A.A.: Dorm Council. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell National Scholarship, Locust Valley Women's Club Scholarship, Locust Valley Community Scholarship. Dean's List. SANDRA LYNNE STONE, DeWitt. Agricul- ture, Biochemistry and Science Educa- tion. B.S. Jamesville DeWitt High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mortar Board, Raven and Serpent, Alpha Lambda Delta, Ho-Nun-De-Kah. R.A.: Dorm Council: Stu- dent Faculty Forum: Orientation Counsel- lor: Ag. College S.C.: W.S. Program Coun- cil: Sec., W.S. International Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Woods Hole Oceano- graphic lnstitution Undergraduate Fellow- ship. Dean's List. SUSAN R. STONE, Schenectady. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Nis- kayuna High School. Alpha Phi. Diving Team. Women's Chorus, Octagon, Field Hockey Club, R.A.R. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. JOSEPH EDMUND STOUT, New York. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Brooklyn Technical High School. A.I.Ch.E., Cornell Rifle and Pistol Club, Outing Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. CLIFFORD JOHN STRAEHLEY, JR., Hono- lulu, Haw. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Jamesville-Dewitt High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger. Fr. Wrestling, J.V. Crew. U.S.S.C., Dorm Counsellor. KENNETH ROBERT STRAHS, Elmont. Arts and Sciences, Zoology. A.B. Elmont Memorial High School. House Mgr., Phi Epsilon Pi. Elections Commissioner, S.G. Elections Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STEPHEN H A N S E N STRAND, White Plains. Industrial Engineering. B.S. White Plains High School. Phi Delta Theta. A.I.l.E., Dorm Counsellor, E.I. Co-op Pro- gram. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BARRY LESLIE STRAUSS, Westbury. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Westbury High School. Alpha Epsilon Delta. 1965 Univ. Welter-Weight Boxing Champion, Rugby. JEFFREY F R E D ER I C K STREESEMAN, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Wilbraham Academy. Sergeant-at- Arms, House Mgr., Zeta Psi. Intramural Athletics. HOWARD ZEVE STREICHER, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. S. J. Til- den High School. Beta Sigma Rho. Rugby Club, Cornell Forum. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y1S. Scholar Incentive Award, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell. SAMUEL DAVID STREIFF, Rowley, Mass. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Newburyport High School. Acacia. N.R.O.T.C. JEREMY HAROLD STRICKLAND, River Edge, N.J. Chemical Engineering. B.S. River Dell High School. Sigma Nu. Gym- nastics Team. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. DAVID CHARLES STROINEY, Suffield, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Suffield Academy. Alpha Epsilon Pi. ELLEN JEAN STROMBERG, McLean, Va. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Rocky River High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Raven and Serpent, Mortar Board. U.S.S.C.: W.S.G.A. Assembly: Res. Comm.: W.S.G.A. Selection Comm.: Dorm Pres.: V.-Pres., S.G. International Comm.: Ambassador Program: Orientation Coun- sellor: International Orientation Counsel- lor. Cornell Scholarship. MARY ANNE ELIZABETH STRONG, Ithaca. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Sec., Ag. College S.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BEATRICE STYBEL, Forest Hills. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Forest Hills High School. Sigma Delta Tau. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship. Dean's List. CHARLES HOLLAND STYER, Newtown, Pa. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Council Rock High School. Dean's List. PAMELA JAN SUCHAR, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Theodore Roosevelt High School. Phillips House. Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Nu. Ithaca Tutorial, Jr. Blazer Comm., Com- munity of Lay Scholars. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LAWRENCE DANIEL SUGAR, Glenview, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Glen- brook High School. V.-Pres., Social Chrmn., Kappa Alpha. JOHN THURMAN SUGRUE, St. Louis, Mo. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. St. Louis University High School. Social Chrmn., Delta Upsilon. Majura Nolanda. Fr. Football, Fr. Baseball. Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., East Hill Flying Club. Cornell Scholarship. WALTER T. SULKOWSKI, Clarence. Civil Engineering, Sanitary Engineering. B.S. Clarence Central Senior High School. Phi Kappa Psi. Fr. Hockey, Varsity Baseball. Pres., A.S.C.E.: U.S.S.C.: Rod and Bob. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DOUGLAS WEBSTER SWANSON, JR., Sparta, N.J. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Sparta High School. Delta Chi. Narmid. U.S.S.C., O ri e n t a tio n Counsellor, N.R.O.T.C. N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. HELEN MARIE SWANSON, Milwaukee, Wis. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Mil- waukee-Downer Seminary. Sage Chapel Choir, U.S.S.C. Dean's Scholarship. LONETTA SWARTOUT, Antwerp. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Indian River Central High School. Phillips House. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Carnation Milk Co. Scholarship, National 4-H Award Schol- arship. LEWIS BURRIE SWIFT III, Rochester. Hotel Administration. B.S. Lenox School. Theta Delta Chi. Majura Nolanda. C.H.A., H.E.C. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WILLIAM STAFFORD SWIFT, Springfield, Pa. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Spring- field High School. V.-Pres., Treas., Tau Kappa Epsilon. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Phoebus. Varsity Ten- nis: Capt., Varsity Squash. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Dorm Coun- sellor. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Schol- arship, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. T JERRYANNE TABER, Delmar. Agriculture, Communication Arts. B.S. Bethlehem Central High School. Corresponding Sec., Pi Beta Phi. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Cornell A.F.S., Countryman, R.A.R., Eastman Stage Competition Finalist, Pre-Vet Soci- ety. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DAVID KENNETH TADDEO, Hamburg. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Camp Hill High School. Pres., Tau Kappa Epsi- lon. Phi Eta Sigma. Varsity Track. Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C. Cornell Univer- sity National Scholarship. Dean's List. NAMIE CECELIA TANAKA, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Nicho- las Senn High School. Prospect of Whitby. Orientation Counsellor, U.S.S.C., D.G.R.C., Dorm Program Comm. Cornell National Scholarship. JULES MARTIN TANENBAUM, Wilming- ton, Del. Arts and Sciences, Psychology Honors. A.B. Pierre S. duPont High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Psi Chi. Ithaca Tutorial, Willard State Mental Health Team, Cornell Uni- versity Glee Club, Orientation Counsellor, I.F.C. Analysis and Research Comm., Un- dergraduate Psychology Advisory Comm. National Honor Society Scholarship, Cor- nell Scholarship. EDWARD DAVID TANENHAUS, Bingham- ton. Arts and Sciences, History. A.B. Binghamton Central High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Orientation Counsellor: I.F.C. Publications Comm.: U.S.S.C.: Cor- nell Day: Co-Chrmn., Ambassador Pro- gram: Cornellian. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BRUCE M. TANSEY, West Palm Beach, Fla. Agriculture, Marine Biology. B.S. St. Bernard's High School. Asst. Rushing Chrmn., Steward, Theta Xi. ARVO TARS, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, German. A.B. Lancaster Central Senior High School. Sec., Quill and Dagger: Aquarius. Fr. Swimming, Varsity Swim- ming. Wearer of the Numerals. Chrmn., Treas., Lutheran Undergrad Ministry: Co- Chrmn., The Commons: C.U.R.W. Board: S.F.E.: Folk Dance Club: Mott Student Comm.: Independent Rushers Comm.: S.G. Appointments Comm.: S.G.T.F.C.C.: Sun: Sunday Evening Supper Club: U.S.S.C.: W.S. Fine Arts Comm.: Student Housing Comm.: Community of Lay Scholars. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Mabel V. Merritt Scholarship, Cornell Scholarship. RALPH N. TEETERS, Melrose Park, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Chelt- enham High School. Pi Lambda Phi. Fr. Track. Pre-Law Society, Cornell Day, U.S.S.C., D.G.R.G. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. Dean's List. MALCOLM EDGAR TEIXEIRA, Trinidad, West Indies. Hotel Administration. B.S. St. Mary's College. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Varsity Soccer. Wearer of the C. LARAINE RENEE TESTA, Valley Stream. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Valley Stream North High School. Willard State Mental Health Team: Co- Chrmn., Cornell in Central America: C.U.R.W. Community Service: Dorm Pro- gram Comm.: U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DAN LEE THOMPSON, Horseheads. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Horseheads High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Fr. Wrestling. Wearer of the Nu- merals. U.S.S.C., Pre-Vet Society, Cornell Conservative Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. FREDERICK JAMES THOMPSON, Com- mack. Agriculture, Food Distribution. B.S. William H. Taft High School. C.U.R.W., Savoyards, International Club. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. KENT THOMPSON, New Rochelle. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Webster Academy. Alumni Officer, Sigma Nu. Cor- nell Conservative Club, Cornell Pre-Law Society, I.F.C. Rep. N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. ROBERT LEE THOMPSON, Ogdensburg. Agriculture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Lisbon Central School. Cayuga Lodge. Ho- Nun-De-Kah. Ag. College S.C.: 4-H Club: Round-Up Club: Scandinavian Seminar to Denmark: Chrmn., Student-Faculty Educa- tional Policy Liaison Comm. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award,'N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, Esso 4-H Scholarship, N.Y.S. Farmers Scholarship, International Agri- cultural Development Grant, Middaugh- Alpha Zeta Scholarship. Dean's List. JANET MARY TIERNEY, Auburn. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Weedsport Central High School. Pres., Membership Chrmn., Kappa Delta. S.G. Publicity Comm., T.C.S.C.B., U.S.S.C., Jr. Panhel Council, Panhel. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship at Cornell, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. RICHARD JAMES TILLORSON, Wilson. Agriculture. B.S. Wilson Central School. Round-Up Club. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RALPH WILLIAM TIMERMAN, La Farge- ville. Agriculture, Agricultural Education. B.S. La Fargeville Central School. Chroni- cler, Alpha Zeta. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. C.A.T.A. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CAROL LYNNE TOICH, Schenectady. Home Economics, Home Economics Edu- cation. B.S. Mohonasen High School. Scholarship Chrmn., Rituals Chrmn., Delta Gamma. Dorm Social Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Pan Hellenic As- sociation Scholarship. MARILYN TOM, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, French. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Dorm Council, W.S. International Comm., Folk Dance Club, C.C.Y.C., Repertoire Band. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JAMES WILLIAM TOMPSETF, Sinclairville. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Cassadaga Valley Central School. V.-Pres., Alpha Zeta. Treas., V.-Pres., Pre-Vet Society: S.C.A.V.M.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. Dean's List. ANN NEVILLE TONSAGER, Hinsdale, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Hins- dale Township High School. Marshal, Delta Delta Delta. Community of Lay Scholars: Pres., Synchronized S wi m m i n g Club: W.S.G.A.: W.A.A. WARREN CLIFTON TRESTED, JR., Elberon, N.J. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Asbury Park High School. Treas., Alpha Chi Rho. R.O.T.C., I.E.E.E. Teagle Foun- dation Scholarship. Dean's List. EDWARD JOSEPH TROY, Pelham. Chemi- cal Engineering. B.S. Pelham Memorial High School. Theta Xi. A.I.Ch.E. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. JAMES WALKER TRULLINGER, Syosset. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Syosset High School. Seal and Serpent. Cornell in Central America, Cornell Con- servative Club, Young Rep. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. TOBY TUCKER, New York. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. The Bronx High School of Science. Alpha Lambda Delta, Ho-Nun- De-Kah. V.-Pres., Hillel: Young Dem.: Dorm Counsellor. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RICHARD DAVID TUNICK, Rockville Cen- tre. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. South Side Senior High School. S.F.E., In- tramural Wrestling Champion, C.C.Y.C., University Boxing Champion, Weightlifting Club, R u n n e r - U p 3-Cushion Billiard Championship, Pre-Law Society, Ski Club, U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. BRUCE ROY TURIANSKY, Manhattan. Hotel Administration. B.S. The Peddie School. Phi Sigma Delta. H.E.C., C.C.Y.C. THOMAS N. TUTHILL, Suffern. Hotel Ad- ministration. B.S. Suffern High School. Theta Chi. H.E.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. RICHARD NEIL TVERDOCH, New York. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Brooklyn Technical High School. Tau Epsilon Phi. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. IVAN NICHOLAS JOSEPH TYLAWSKY, Duryea, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Govern- ment. A.B. Northeast High School. Pres., Treas., Zeta Psi. Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger. Fr. Baseball, Varsity Baseball. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. R.O.T.C., Pre-Law Society. Cornell Univer- sity Grant. EDWARD JEROME TYLER, Groton. Agri- culture, General Agriculture. B.S. Groton Central. Alpha Delta Phi. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. EILEEN TYRALA, Elkins Park, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences. A.B. Cheltenham High School. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Ithaca Tutorial: Ithaca Community Center: Sec., Parents' Weekend Comm.: S.G. Nominating and Interviewing Comm. Cornell National Scholarship. U SIGISMUND JOHN UCASZ, Mohawk. Agri- culture, Agricultural Education. B.S. Owen D. Young High School. LARRY JAMES UNDERHILL, Hammond, Ind. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Altoona Senior High School. A.I.Ch.E. Caesar A. Grasselli Scholarship, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship. V REEVE DOERING VANNEMAN, Old Green- wich, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Social Psychology. A.B. Greenwich High School. Rushing Chrmn., Psi Upsilon. Phi Eta Sigma, Aleph Samach. Fr. Football, Fr. Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity La- crosse. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell in Central America. General Motors Scholarship. Dean's List. FRANCIS GERRIT VanSCHAICK, East Greenbush. Agriculture, General Agricul- ture. B.S. Columbia High School. JON CRAIG VAUGHTERS, Seattle, Wash. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Lakeside School. Phi Gamma Delta. Pi Delta Epsilon. Fr. Football, Fr. Baseball, Varsity Rugby. Wearer of the Numerals. Sports Director, W.V.B.R.: U.S.S.C. DOUGLAS WILLIAM VEIT, New Hyde Park. Industrial 8t Labor Relations, Organiza- tional Behavior. B.S. New Hyde Park Me- morial High School. Chrmn., l.L.R.- U.S.S.C.: Cornell Day: East Harlem Proj- ect. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. WILLIAM ARTHUR VIERTEL, Syracuse. Electrical Engineering. B.S. William Not- tingham High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JOYCE VILLATA, Endicott. Agriculture, Science Education. B.S. Union Endicott Senior High School. Publicity Co-Chrmn., Social Chrmn., Phillips House. Frosh Ro- tation Discussion Group, U.S.S.C., Catho- lic Choir. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Leonard A. Dudley Award, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. KATHARINE HOBART VOLLMER, Balti- more, Md. Arts and Sciences, Govern- ment. A.B. Roland Park Country School. Delta Delta Delta. S.G. Campus Chest: 479 480 W.S. Board of Managers: Chrmn., W.S. Special Events Comm.: C.D.C.: U.S.S.C. CARL NORWOOD von ENDE, Mosinee, Wis. Arts and Sciences, Biological Sci- ences. A.B. Wayland Academy. Delta Phi. Varsity Track. W DOUGLAS ROMICH WADE, JR., Boyer- town, Pa. Material Science and Engineer- ing. B.S. Boyertown Area High School. Phi Gamma Delta. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. WILLIAM ALLEN WADSWORTH, East Chatham. Agriculture, Agricultural Engi- neering. B.S. New Lebanon Central School. Pres., Sec., Phi Kappa Tau. Fr. Soccer, Fr. Lacrosse. Wearer of the Nu- merals. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. FRANK DOUGLAS WAGNER, Frackville, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Frackville High School. Recorder, Social Chrmn., Rush Chrmn., Sigma Nu. Fr. Football. Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell University Grant. DONNA E. WALKER, Deer Park. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing, and Housing and Design. B.S. Babylon High School. l.C.S.C.B., A.H.E.A. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, American Home Economics Association Scholarship. LEWIS MERRILL WALKER, Gasport. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Royalton-Hartland Central High School. House Mgr., V.-Pres., Algonquin Lodge. S.A.E., Intramural Athletics. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, General Foods Scholarship. SUSAN E. WALSH, Denver, Colo. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Thomas Jefferson High School. Ithaca Tutorial: Willard State Mental Health Team: U.S.S.C.: Ambassa- dor Program: Young Dem.: Independent Rep., W.S.G.A. BONNIE ANN WALZER, Rochester. Agri- culture, General Agriculture. B.S. Greece Olympia High School. Pre-Vet Society. N.Y.S. Rege nts Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NICK WARANOFF, New York. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Forest Hills High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. Pi Delta Epsilon. Sports Editor, Sun. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. CRISTEN LEE WARD, Ithaca. Home Eco- nomics, Child Development. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Cornell in Central America, S.G. Frosh Rotation Discussion Comm. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ELAINE MARGARET WARE, Palo Alto, Calif. Ar'ts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Edsel Ford High School. Ithaca Tu- torial, R.A.R. Cornell National Scholar- ship. STEPHEN MICHAEL WARNER, New York. Industrial gl Labor Relations. B.S. DeWitt Clinton High School. Social Chrmn., Beta Sigma Rho. Pre-Law Society, W.V.B.R., l.L.R.-U.S.S.C., U.S.S.C., O r i e n t a t i o n Counsellor. Buchanan Award, Morris Kan- tor Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. CONSTANCE ALICE WARREN, Watchung, N.J. Engineering Physics. B.S. Watchung Hills Regional High School. Tau Beta Pi. Ithaca Tutorial: C.C.Y.C.: Guide, Engi- neers' Day. STEPHEN GEORGE WARREN, West Lafay- ette, Ind. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. West Lafayette High School. Rushing Chrmn., Pledgemaster, Kappa Delta Rho. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma. Cornell Conservative Club, Outing Club. Dean's Scholarship. Dean's List. WAYNE FRANCIS WARRINER, JR., Green- wood. Veterinary Medicine. D.V.M. Green- wood Central School. Pre-Vet Society, C.A.T.A., S.C.A.V.M.A. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. ALAN S. WASSERSTROM, Malverne. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Wood- mere Academy. Phi Epsilon Pi. Business Board, Widow: Young Dem. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. PAULINE DARNELL WATKINS, Manhas- set. Hotel Administration. B.S. Manhasset High School. Treas., House Pres., Kappa Kappa Gamma. Ye Hosts. H.E.C., Sorority Council, C.H.A. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. DONALD ALFORD WEADON, JR., Weston, Conn. Arts and Sciences, Government Institute. Social Epsilon. Varsity Honors. A.B. Loomis Chrmn., Delta Kappa Track. Wearer of the Numerals. Mgr., Cornell University Glee Club: Mgr., Glee Club World Tour: Cornell Conservative Club: East Hill Flying Club. Voice Schol- arship. Dean's List. HELENA E. WEBB, New York. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. W. C. Bryant High School. Modern Dance Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. STEVEN WECHSLER, Merrick. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. S. H. Calhoun High School. Phi Epsilon Pi. l.L.R. Orientation Counsellor, S.G. College Council Co- ordinator, Ambassador Program. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award. Dean's List. ROBERT LOUIS WEHE, JR., Ithaca. Hotel Administration. B.S. Ithaca Senior High School. C.H.A., C.M.A.A., Cornell Society of Hotel Men, H.E.C., Sage Chapel Choir. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. NELSON HERBERT WEIDERMAN, Hills- dale, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Mathemat- ics. A.B. Pascack Valley High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Cornell University Glee Club, Sage Chapel Choir. Dean's List. SUSAN JUDITH WEINER, Brooklyn. Home Economics, Food and Nutrition. B.S. Sheepshead Bay High School. Mortar Board: Raven and Serpent: Editor, Omi- cron Nu: Sec., Pi Delta Epsilon. Editor-in- Chief, Assoc. Editor, Cornellian: Assoc. Editor, Internationally Speaking: Dorm Program Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. BARBARA WEINFLASH, Syosset. Agricul- ture, Rural Sociology. B.S. Syosset High School. Ithaca Tutorial, Countryman. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MICHAEL PETER WEINSTEIN, Great Neck. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Great Neck North Senior High School. Histo- rian, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Phi Eta Sigma: Sec., Alpha Epsilon Delta. Repertoire Band: Concert Band: Concert Jazz Band: Social Chrmn., Hillel: Young Dem.: Pho- tography Editor, Fr. Register. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award, Layin Memorial Scholarship. TEDRA GAIL WEISBROD, New York. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Bronx High School of Science. Cornell Chorus, Savoy- ards, Women's Chorus. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. HOWARD IRA WEISS, Little Neck. Indus- trial 8t Labor Relations. B.S. Bayside High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Pre-Law Society, Karate Club, l.L.R.-S.G. Comm., l.L.R.- U.S.S.C., l.L.R. Voice, Intramural Athlet- ics. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. MARLA SUE WEISS, New York. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Seward Park High School. Esperanto Club, D.S.O., East Hill Flying Club, Folk Song Club, Fr. Register, The Commons. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DAVID GEORGE WELCH, Wexford, Pa. Agriculture, Farm Management. B.S. Staples High School. House Mgr., Alpha Gamma Rho. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. Fr. Crew, Varsity Crew. Wearer of the C,lWearer of EhebNumerals. Newman Foundation, Crew Iu . RICHARD H. WELDGEN, JR., Rochester. Agriculture, Landscape Design. B.S. Pitts- ford Central High School. Alumni Chrmn., Public Relations Mgr., Sigma Phi Epsilon. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JEAN BETH WELINSKY, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Mount Lebanon High School. MARIANNE LISETTE WENDEL, Yonkers. Home Economics, Child Development. B.S. Charles E. Gorton High School. Omi- cron Nu. International Friendship Comm.: The Commons: Ithaca Tutorial: Dorm So- cial Comm.: Chrmn. Coffee Hour, Co- Chrmn. Social Comm., Newman Founda- tion. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. SUSAN WENSLEY, Merrick. Arts and Sci- ences, English. A.B. Sanford H. Calhoun High School. Delta Gamma. Orientation Counsellor, Ithaca Tutorial, Parent's Weekend Comm. N.Y.S. Regents Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. LAURENCE J O S E P H WESOLOWSKI, Schenectady. A g ri c u I t u r e, Vegetable Crops. B.S. Bishop Gibbons High School. Acacia. Newman Foundation. N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Thompson Scholarship. GATEWOOD WEST, Villanova, Pa. Arts and Sciences, P s y c h o I o g y. A.B. Shipley School. Alpha Phi. C.U.R.W. Community Service, Dorm Council, One World Club, Rush Consultant, Savoyards. THOMAS G. WEST, Mountainside, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. West- field Senior High School. Octagon. RONALD L AW R E N C E WESTBROOK, Webster. Hotel Administration. B.S. R. L. Thomas High School. Sigma Pi. Judo Team. R.O.T.C., C.H.A., H.E.C., Judo Club. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Duncan Hines Scholarship, Superior Motor Hotels Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CAROL ANNE WHITBY, Schenectady. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Niskayuna High School. Pi Beta Phi. Dorm Council, Home Ec. Student-Faculty Comm., Panhel, R.A., S.G. Comm. on Academic Integrity, Rush Consultant. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. ROBERT MATHER WHITE, Chagrin Falls, O. Agriculture, Floriculture. B.S. Orange High School. Sherwoods. CATHARINE JOAN WHITEHOUSE, Scotia. Home Economics, Textiles and Clothing. B.S. Notre Dame High School. A.H.E.A., Dorm Program Comm., Newman Founda- tion. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CHARLES WILLIAM WHITMORE, Newfane. Industrial 81 Labor Relations. B.S. -New- fane Central High School. V.-Pres., Sigma Phi Epsilon. Cornell Conservative Club, Cornell Red Cross. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. EDWARD RICHARD WIENER, Philadel- phia, Pa. Arts and Sciences, English Hon- ors. A.B. Abington Senior High School. Cornell Debate Assoc., Modern Dance Club, Cheerleader. Cornell Scholarship, Food Fair Scholarship. LAWRENCE EVAN WIESEN, Valley Stream. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Val- ley Stream Central High School. Rushing Chrmn., Alpha Epsilon Pi. U.S.S.C., Cor- nell Day, Young Dem. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. LESLIE HUGH WIESENFELDER, Scars- dale. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Edgemont High School. Phi Sigma Delta. Trojan Horse, Widow. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Dean's List. RALPH VINCENT WILHELM, JR., Winches- ter, Mass. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Winchester High School. Pres., Lambda Chi Alpha. U.S.S.C., I.F.C. Scholarship Comm. Cornell Scholarship. MARGARET ESTHER WILLERS, Interlaken. Arts and Sciences, Psychology. A.B. Inter- laken Central School. Pi Beta Phi. Fr. Newspaper, Ithaca Tutorial. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. BRIAN J. WILLIAMS, Glenview, Ill. lndus- trial Engineering, Operations Research. B.S. Glenbrook North High School. Alpha Sigma Phi. Fr. Baseball. Wearer of the Numerals. E.I. Co-op Program, Treas., Fi- nance Comm., Wesley Foundation, Ithaca Ttutorial. J. McMullen Regional Scholar- s ip. CHRISTOPHER DUYCKINCK WILLIAMS, Franklin, O. Industrial St Labor Relations. B.S. Kent School. 150-lb. Crew, Varsity 150-Ib. Crew. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. DONALD B. WILLIAMS, Hazleton, Pa. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Hazleton Sen- ior High School. A.I.Ch.E., Newman Foun- dation. J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. GREGORY JOHN WILLIAMS, Washington, D.C. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. U.S.A.F. Central High School. Physics Club, Mgr., Student Newspaper Agency. U.S. Air Force National Merit Scholarship. RICHARD CREIGHTON WILLIAMS, Lang- horne, Pa. Agriculture, Agricultural Eco- nomics. B.S. Pennsbury High School Alpha Sigma Phi. TODD ROBERTSON WILLIAMS, Summit, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry Hon- ors. A.B. The Pingry School. Phi Kappa Sigma. Cayuga's Waiters. Teagle Founda- tion Scholarship. Dean's List. DAVID FRANK WILSON, Stamford. Agri- culture, Agricultural Economics. B.S. Stanford Central School. Phi Eta Sigma. R.O.T.C., Brazil Project. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell Scholarship, Sears Roe- buck Foundation Grant. GARY DEAN WINKEL, Indianapolis, Ind. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Short- ridge High School. Sigma Alpha Mu. ROGER ALLAN WINKLE, Cincinnati, O. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Finneytown High School. Social Chrmn., Scholarship and Activities Chrmn., Delta Chi. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. I.F.C. Rushing Comm., Engineering S.C., Engi- neers' Day. Procter and Gamble Scholar- ship. Dean's List. PETER STANHOPE WINCKLER, Riverdale, Md. Mechanical Engineering, Machine De- sign. B.S. Mount Hermon School. Pruden- tial Comm., Athletic Chrmn., House Mgr., V.-Pres., Alpha Sigma Phi. Fr. Soccer. Wearer of the Numerals. A.S.M.E., S.A.E. SUSAN LEE WINSLOW, Cazenovia. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Cazenovia Central School. University Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Octagon Orchestra. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Cornell National Scholarship. Dean's List. DELBA SUE WINTHROP, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Lake View High School. STEPHEN PARKER WITHROW, Riverdale, Md. Engineering Physics. B.S. Northwest- ern Senior High School. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Tau Beta Pi. Fr. Lacrosse. Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., Engineers' Day. National Merit Scholarship, Cornell National Scholarship. Dean's List. PETER CHAPMAN WOGLOM, Fair Haven, N.J. Civil Engineering. B.S. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. Tau Beta Phi, Marshal, Chi Epsilon. A.S.C.E. J. Mc- Mullen Regional Scholarship. Dean's List. BENNETT WOLFF, Jamaica. Arts and Sci- ences, Government. A.B. Jamaica High School. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Pre-Law Society. N.Y.S. R e g e n t s Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. JANE LESLIE WOLFSON, Rockville Centre. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. South- side Senior High School. Ithaca Tutorial, Internationally Speaking, One World Club, S.G. Campus Chest. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. SUSAN KAY WOLMAN, Columbus, O. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Bexley High School. Exec. Asst., Ithaca Tutorial, International Intern, International Orienta- tion, S.G. International Comm., Hillel, One World Club, Cornell Bicycle Club, C.C.Y.C., Dorm Council. RICHARD GUY WOOD, Miami Beach, Fla. Arts and Sciences, English. A.B. Miami Beach Senior High School. Theta Xi. Fencing Team. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. THOMAS NELSON WOOD, Schuylerville. Agriculture, Agricultural Education. B.S. Schuylerville Central School. Alpha Zeta. Ho-Nun-De-Kah. C.A.T.A. Carl E. Ladd Memorial Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar ln- centive Award, Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Scholarship. ELAINE FRANCES WOODS, New Milford, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics. A.B. New Milford High School. Asst. Treas., Phi Sigma Sigma. Raven and Serpent. R.A., Orientation Counsellor, S.G. Publica- tions Comm., Business Editor, Fr. Regis- ter, S.G. Desk Book, Sec., Hillel Council. Dean's List. PAUL RALPH WOODWARD, Hawthorne, N.J. Arts and Sciences, Mathematics and Physics. A.B. Ridgewood High School. Phi Eta Sigma. Physics Club, C.C.Y.C. Na- tional Merit Scholarship. Dean's List. DAVID LOUIS WORRELL, Clairton, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. B.S. Clairton High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. I.F.C. Planning Board, I.F.C. Social Chrmn., Area Chrmn., U.S.S.C., A.S.M.E., I.F.C. Tutor. General Motors Scholarship, J. McMullen Regional Scholarship. RICHARD C. WRIGHT, Lanham, Md. Agri- culture, Marine Biology. B.S. DuVal Sen- ior High School. Sigma Chi. Cornell Uni- versity Glee Club. Dean's List. TIMOTHY WILLIAM WRIGHT, Ithaca. Arts and Sciences, Anthropology. A.B. Ithaca Senior High School. Fr. Hockey. Student Host, Centennial and International Stu- dent Conferences. N.Y.S. Regents Schol- arship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. Y DAVID PAUL YEWELL, Lexington, Mass. Electrical Engineering. B.S. Lexington High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Fr. Track. geagrer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., Rugby u . JOHN DAVID YONKERS, Whitesboro. Agriculture, Science Teaching. B.S. Whitesboro Central High School. Pres., Alpha Sigma Phi. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. CAROLINE VIOLA YOUNG, Chicago, Ill. Arts and Sciences, Government. A.B. Faulkner School. Sec., Delta Gamma. Chrmn., S.G. Appointments Comm., Di- rector, Sec., Orientation, Ambassador Program, Co-Chrmn., U.S.S.C., Jr. Blazer Comm., Ithaca Tutorial, D.G.R.C. Z MARGARET ANN ZADER, Ludlowville. Agriculture, Bacteriology. B.S. Lansing Central High School. House Pres., Alpha Phi. U.S.S.C., C.C.Y.C., Sec., S.G. Campus Chest, Transfer Orientation Counsellor, Young Rep. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, Alpha Phi Delta Scholarship, Lansing Lions Scholarship, N.Y.B.P.O.E. Scholar- ship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. STEPHEN JASON ZASLAW, New York. Arts and Sciences, Physics. A.B. Great Neck North Senior High School. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar In- centive Award. JOHN ZAWINSKI, McKees Rocks, Pa. Hotel Administration. B.S. Stowe High School. Phi Gamma Delta. Football. Wearer of the Numerals. U.S.S.C., C.H.A. Cornell U n iversity Scholarship, Pick Roosevelt Hotel Scholarship. JAMES C. ZEMAN, Kalamazoo, Mich. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Kalama- zoo University High School. Zeta Beta Tau. Majura Nolanda. Cornell in Central America. ROBERT CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, Mantua, O. Agriculture, Biological Sciences. B.S. Dunkirk High School. U.S.S.C. N.Y.S. Re- gents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incen- tive Award. VICTOR MICHAEL ZION, Brooklyn. Arts and Sciences, Chemistry. A.B. Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day School. V.-Pres., Alpha Epsilon Pi. Alpha Epsilon Delta. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award. DOUGLAS EDWARD ZIRKLE, Erie, Pa. Electrical Engineering. B.S. McDowell High School. Pres., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Red Key Society, Sphinx Head. Fr. Foot- ball: Varsity Football, Fr. Lacrosse, Capt., Varsity Lacrosse. Wearer of the C, Wearer of the Numerals. Cornell National Schol- arship, Cornell University Grant. DONALD LEE ZOLOTOROFE, Flushing. Chemical Engineering. B.S. Francis Lewis High School. Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. A.I.Ch.E. N.Y.S. Regents Scholarship, N.Y.S. Scholar Incentive Award, Allegheny- Ludlum Scholarship, J. McMullen Re- gional Scholarship. Dean's List. PAUL S. ZOTTOLI, Holden, Mass. Hotel Administration, Restaurant Management. B.S. Tabor Academy. Pres., Sec., Steward, Social Chrmn., Delta Phi. Fr. Fencing. I.F.C. Rushing Comm., C.H.A., H.E.C. Dean's List. WALTER JOHN ZYGMUNT, Brockton, Mass. Arts and Sciences, Economics. A.B. Brockton High School. Pres., Historian, Pi Kappa Phi. Golf. Wearer of the C. Student Agencies, Sun, I.F.C. Academic Affairs Comm. 48 ef e e f Ppzng srrrr a ffQ1fll'ld ag loves go 'conyg:rsgtion.r borhjsgb gown history. A11 1S an Qperier. J 0111 W lalg ue. Who lsrthe A.lerMan? 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Johnson 81 Son Kentucky Fried Chicken Merin Studios Norton Electric Norton Printing Olin Mathieson Rothschild's Taylor Wine Triangle Vantine Studios Wright 81 Ditson 'l'l2 172 123 123 155 132 137 121 144 150 156 118 133 151 171 173 176 138 130 135 157 140 175 119 126 127 124 125 127 136 134 170 131 162 148 139 154 174 158 168 122 482 490 490 493 490 492 49 1 490 490 486 488 488 487 488 494 488 490 484 486 489 49 1 486 486 Honoraries Aleph Samach Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Lambda Delta Beth L'Amed Cross Country Delta Pi Eta Kappa Nu Gargoyle Ho-Nun-De-Kah Kappa Kappa Psi Majura Nolanda Mortar Board Mummies Narmid Omicron Nu Phi Beta Kappa Pi Delta Epsilon Pi Tau Sigma Psi Chi Raven and Serpent Red Key Sphinx Head Spiked Shoe Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Sigma Ye Hosts Residentials Acacia Algonquin Lodge Alpha Chi Rho Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Delta Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Zeta Beta Sigma Rho Cayuga Lodge Chi Phi Chi Psi Delta Chi Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Phi Delta Phi Epsilon Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Iota Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma 94 99 105 107 108 110 106 103 104 106 109 108 100 108 107 104 98 101 103 103 100 111 99 110 102 109 102 250 264 265 266 266 268 268 270 271 272 273 274 274 276 277 278 278 280 281 282 282 284 284 286 287 288 288 290 290 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 Phi Kappa Tau Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Epsilon Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Sigma Pi Beta Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Pi Lambda Phi Prospect of Whitby Psi Upsilon Seal and Serpent Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Chi Sigma Delta Tau Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Tau Delta Phi Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon Theta Chi Theta Delta Chi Theta Xi Triangle Watermargin Young Israel Zeta Beta Tau Zeta Psi Sports SPRING SPORTS Baseball Bicycle Racing Crew Cricket Freshman Crew Golf Lacrosse Lightweight Crew Rugby Sailing Tennis Track FALL SPORTS Cheerleaders Cross Country Football Freshman Football Lightweight Football Soccer WINTER SPORTS Basketball Fencing Freshman Basketball Freshman Hockey Heptagonals Hockey Indoor Track Polo Skiing Squash Swimming Wrestling INTRAMURALS WAA 300 302 303 304 305 306 306 308 308 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 316 318 318 320 321 322 322 324 324 326 327 328 329 330 330 182 188 190 204 192 205 196 202 198 194 207 206 197 188 208 208 219 210 218 216 220 222 222 229 226 236 244 230 242 237 238 245 240 228 246 248 495 496 Acknowledgements- Mrs. Carol F. Adams, Mrs. Florence Blanchard, Mr. Robert L. Brown, Mr. Leo F. Collins, cornell Daily Sun, News Bureau, Cornell Widow, Inc., Dean Stanley W. Davis, Miss Iudy Day, Miss Elaine Deeley, Mrs. Mar- guerite S. Dispenza, Mr. Earl Tall- madge, Mr. Patrick I. Filley, Mr. Paul Gandler, Mrs. Iewell M. Gates, Mr. Mal Goodman, Mrs. Sally Grove, Mr. Thomas R. Hafner, Richard B. Hoff- man, Mr. Irving Iacobs, Mr. Ralph A. Iones, Professor H. Peter Kahn, Mr. M. R. Kerns, Mrs. Katherine I. Kresh, Mr. Peter McChesney, Mrs. Michele McGee, Mr. Marvin Merin, Mr. Ben- jamin Mintz, Mrs. Christine Onetto Sam Rhine, Mr. Donald B. Riley, Mr. Wallace B. Rogers, Malcolm W. Ross, Mrs. Barbara L. Rowan, Mrs. Flor- ence W. Sanford, Mr. William I. Schutz, Mr. George P. Scott, Henry Siegel, Mr. George Stewart, Straight Deskmen, Straight Secretarial Serv- ice, Mr. P. David Tan, Mr. Iohn Tyrell. 1 Thanks go also to the entire staff without whom- well you know the rest: to the editorial staff for battling with 200 page deadlines, preparing pages due five days before fi- nals, and proofing pages due yesterday, to Barb for leaving her black notebook, to Sue for keeping Tod company, to Paulla for discovering the hideoutof every honorary on campus, to Mike, who scheduled pictures, and scheduled pictures, to Fran, who learned how to do layouts, to Dick and Steve, who, in addition to all their help, edited the sports sec- tion, and to Dick again, despite his fervent cries for Palatino, for his quarter-inch margins, to Larry for his patience with us spendthrifts, and for his concern lest the ceiling fall in on us, to Tod, who fought with photo requests handwrit- ten on both sides of the paper, single spaced, to Robin, who kept the lights off til all hours, to the rest of the editorial, business, and photo staffs, and to the eager compets for being there when we needed them, to those of The 1968 CORNELLIAN-good luck on volume 100. Susan I. Weiner All photographs by Cornellian Corporation staff except as follows: 21-NASA, 30, 36, 37-Sol Gold- berg, News Bureau, 116-United States Army, 124 top-Photo Science, 124 left, right-News Bureau, 129 lower right-Big Red Band, 148 bottom-Cornell Daily Sun, 156 right, bottom-CURW, 238-Ramon Rosati, 252-330 group photographs-Photo Science, 268 center right-Alpha Delta Phi, 304-Phi Sigma Kappa, 343-News Bureau, 426 left-News Bureau, 436 right-News Bureau. The 1967 CORNELLIAN: Published by The Cor- nellian Corporation, Ithaca, New York! 496 pages, 9x12, edition of 2400, S10.47! Designed by the edi- tors! Cover design by Katherine I. Kresh! Divider displays by Sam Rhine! Composed in Linotype Melior, 10!12, 18!24, Linotype News Gothic, 8!9, 8!10, 10!12, with displays in Foundry Optima and Linofilm Times Roman, Times Bold, and Times Italic, by Wm. I. Keller Inc.! Gffset by Wm. I. Keller Inc. on dull enamel manufactured to Wm. I. Keller Inc. specifications by the S. D. 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