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

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The familiar face and camera of Mr. Sulick. The l965 Yearbook sTafT is proud in presenTing This second annual issue of Columns. The producT is well-worTh The many hours of hard work spenT in picTure-scheduling, layouT, copy-wriTing, and proof-reading during The course of The year. The few disappoinTmenTs which seemed disasTrous only a few monThs ago appear Trivial now. Time was The biggesT problem we encounTered, especially in meeTing The firsT of our Two deadlines. The Senior SecTion was aT firsT To conTain an individual, informal phoTograph of each graduaTe To supplemenT his formal porTraiT. However, we found iT virTually impossible To obTain a candid of every Senior. Consequenle, we had To revamp The enTire secTion, causing Humble Harry and his AssisTanT EdiTor, Tony Frasca, To pull an all-nighTer in order To meeT a morning deadline. NleeTing The second deadline efTeCTed a sleepless nighT again, This Time for Harry, Tony, and ace-TroubleshooTer Paul Allocco. BUT we had our share of lighT leisure: STaTT members and visiTors enioyed casual hours around The cofTee poT, Monday evenings aT Rod's, Thursday nighTs aT The Wave iresearch for The Bar Life secTionl, sTick- ball games To reduce Tension, and hiding Joanne's personal Tri-Campus Year-Book, wiThouT which she was unable To reach The TypewriTer. AT Times, even hard labor was enjoyable: sorTing Through The baby picTures iWho doesn'T like babies?l secured by Mike and Elayne, seeing secTion afTer secTion come inTo exisTence on The pages of The layouT-book, reading galleys, and checking over The blues. The supreme highlighT is, of course, The presenTaTion of Columns '65 To The sTudenTs of The Madison Campus, for H is you, along wiTh The AdminisTraTion, FaculTy, and Yearbook STaFf, who make iT all possible. Mr. Ralph WolTT, our yearbook publisher, an invaluable help. Elayne Mines Michael Kohner Roger Kuhn Gene HechT 127

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