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

Page 68 text:

Standing, lefT To righT: J. Evans Tadvisorx G. Zimmerman, B. Green. SiTTing, IefT To righT: G. Grivalski, B Handley, R. Berry, D. Higgins. DebaTing Club One of The newer clubs on campus, The DebaTe Club, wiTh Mr. Jerry Evans as iTs advisor, had a busy year. One of The biggesT underTakings was To sponsor an inTer-collegiaTe debaTe ThaT included schools such as Fairleigh Dickinson UniversiTy, RuTgers UniversiTy and Drew UniversiTy. The Club aTTends debaTes on currenT naTional Topics and hopes To have some of These issues debaTed by some of our own faculTy members in The near fuTure. 66 SiTTing, rear, left To righT: S. Schussler, G. Hersh, C. MonaT, R. Blum, Pres., N. Messina. SiTTing, from, left To righT: D. Gusack, J. Stem. Drama Club Under The able leadership of Rickey Blum, The Drama Club is an organizaTion made up of sTudenTs inTeresTed in furThering Their skill and experience in The TheaTre producTion. In The Fall of IasT year, The Club sponsored The program of sTudenT-direcTed and sTudenT-wriTTen one-acT plays. OTher acTiviTies of The Club are designed To develop The drama sTudenTs' appreciaTion of The TheaTre; This is achieved Through lecTures, TheaTre parTies, publicaTions and improvisaTion. The Drama Club is cerTainIy one of The imporTanT asseTs in The rapidly growing Fine ArTs DeparTmenT.

Page 67 text:

,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

Page 69 text:

SiTTing, lefT To righT: N. STreichenwein, J. Ramsey, J. Loeleer, S. Corvinus, M. SabbaTh, N. Lewis, M. LamonT, P. Chizik, R. Elsasser Tadvisori. Golden iiZ Club This pasT year saw The newly formed Golden Z Club receive iTs CharTer from The ZonTa InTernaTional Club of MorrisTown. The Z Club is a women's ser- vice organizaTion on The college level. The Club's obiecTives are To serve The UniversiTy, To provide career guidance, To encourage leadership qualiTies in young women, and To promoTe fellowship and.beTTer undersTanding among all The peoples of The world. A drive for membership Took place early in The year. Membership was based on ouTsTanding characTer, personaliTy, ciTizenship, scholar- ship and leadership. One of The worThwhile accomplishmenTs of The Club was The compiling of a sTudenT direcTory. Standing, IefT To right: R. ManTek, K. Mackier, D. Malmad, J. ShaTTuck, T. Loughman. SiTTing, lefT To righT: L. Behringer, P. AlTschuler, S. Sacks, Pres., G. Zimmerman. History Club The members of The HisTory Club do noT allow Themselves To remain in The past for very long. One of The obiecTives of The Club is To discuss currenT evenTs and examine Them as They become, in facT, hisTory in The making. NoT only are importanT and hisTorical evenTs given a modern inTerpreTaTion by The members, buT an inTeresTing and raTher sTimulaTing pracTice is followed; The members Try To give Their own Theories of how a cerTain evenT should have been handled. The member- ship is noT limiTed only To hisTory maiors; raTher, anyone interesTed in hisTory per se or currenT evenTs ThaT have hisTorical significance is inviTed To aTTend The meeTings. 67