Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison - Columns Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Standing, left To righT: S. Sacks, J. Collander, J. Tuminaro, A. Roseberry, R. Maragni, A. Hay, R. Burke, R. Fershing, W. Ginter. SiTTing, lefT To righT: D. Dey, P. Sausville, A. Feldman, G. Troxell, l. Sislik, l. Zagorin, E. Buchanan Tadvisori, N. Naiarian Tadvisori. Alpha Phi Omega The Alpha Phi Omega fraTerniTy is unique in The sense ThaT H is a service fraTerniTy, amliaTed wiTh only accrediTed universiTies and colleges, raTher Than a social organiazTion. One basic prerequisiTe for membership is ThaT every individual musT have parTicipaTed in The Cub or Boy ScouTs. This pasT year was a busy one for The members. In addiTion To serving as guides and ushers aT The various func- Tions held on campus for high schools and visiTing guesTs, Alpha Phi members opened a used booksTore. WiThouT any doubT, The highlighT of The year was The annual ski Trip, which is sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega. More Than 145 sTudenTs wenT To Young's Gap, New York, for a fabulous Three days of swimming, skiing, and skaTing. 3 Q -'.'. T- ' V Standing, IefT To righT: R. Conrad, P. Sausville, M. Babincak, J. EiTzen, R. Biglin Tadvisori, R. Hrabar, A. Feldman, R. Dowling, C. OrTleib, F. Kimbel. SiTTing, lefT To righT: A. Roseberry, R. Fairchild, P. Cadley, R. Burke, C. Crowl, J. WeisT. American Marketing Club NOT saTisTied wiTh iusT Tebeook knowledge, The members of The American MarkeTing Club meeT regularly and informally discuss, and someTimes debaTe, currenT issues ThaT are relaTed To Their own fields of inTeresT. Mr. Ronald Biglin, conTinuing in The capaciTy of advisor, provides The spark of enThusiasm in The Clubs acTiviTies. IT is a general pracTice for The members To Take a field Trip inTo New York and visiT some organizaTion ThaT can enlighTen The members abouT new 64 and more eFfecTive meThods in The markeTing field. Anyone conTemplaTing ioining This Club will be assured of an inTeresTing and acTive year.

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Back row, lefT To righT: D. McCullion, R. Maragni, D. Look, E. Troxell, A. Donofrio, J. Mischak, W. Veirschilling, G. Grivalsky, A. Correia. Front row, left To right: 5. Brook, R. Vecchio, K. McCann, W. Smith, B. Zuckerman, H. Rosenblum. AccounTing Club One of The large clubs on campus, The AccounTing Club enables accounTing maiors To obTain informaTion abouT The many opporTuniTies in The business world for acqounTanTs. The need for cerTified public accounTanTs is growing each year, and This problem plus oTher currenT issues direchy relaTed To accounTing are dis- cussed wiThin The Club. On occasion, a professional visiTs The Club and gives his views on The same Topics; his advanTage is, of course, experience. Many of The senior club members have The opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in a six week on-The-iob Training program. STanding, lefT To righT: P. Sausville, A. Feldman, R. Dowling. SiTTing, left To right: R. Fairchild, M. Babincak, P. Cadley, R. Hrabar, C. Crowl. Advertising Club AlThough a small club, The AdverTising Club is quiTe acTive. MosT of The members are also in The School of Business and, as a resulT, have an inTeresT in keeping up To daTe wiTh The meThods of adverTising in The business world. On occasion, The Club will underTake To handle The adverTising of a campus acTiviTy, Thus giving iTs members some pracTical, alThough somewhaT limiTed, experience. The Club hopes To have iTs membership grow subsTanTially nexT year. 65

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,3 Standing, left to right: 5. Wolinsky, R. Garner, D. Custer, H. King, H. Talman. Sitting, left to right: 5. Gordon Tadvisorl, H. Morris, J. O'Dell, Pres., L. Wolfe, B. Fitzpatrick. American Chemical Society Members of This organization do not have To limit their interest in science solely To individual work in The laboratory. By attending regular meetings, each member has The opportunity to discuss and debate with other members on various contemporary scientific issues. As a result of informal, although educaTional meetings, many problems that the chemistry maior may encounter have a chance to be corrected--or at least analyzed. Some of The Traditional activities of The society in addition To meetings are participation in research problems, field trips and guest speakers. ; Standing, left to right: G. Beinhaker, D. Cooper, M. Lesser, M. Babincak, P. Sausville. Sitting, left to right: R. Portnoy, A. Rust Tadvisorl. Chess Club Look out Bobby Fisher! ! The members of This Club are always looking for an opponent; The only requirement is that The person enjoys The game and has a few hours To spare. Many an afternoon is spenT in The Mansion booths by The members. Although The Club doesn't have a formal-Type organizational structure, The members are well aware that chess is becoming increasingly popular with college students and are willing and waiting for a challenge from some other school. But, in The meantime, they will have to settle for outwitting each other and any other chess enthusiast. 65