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

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Dennis Adanutziun B.S. - Secondary Education, Social Studies Jeffrey B. Alpert Charles L. Amorosi B.S. - Business Management B.S. - Business Management 19

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18 Senior Class History Freshman Year: Who can forget that glorious day when first in the presence of fortiter et suaviter that we were told to look to our lett and look to our right for only one of the three of us would get our degree here. With this in mind and cries 0! Hey Fresh our college careers began. At first. we oll had o leor of the hierarchyeour foculty cmd odministrotion. All the dorm students had to adjust to the Resident Director's rules and regulations. As the year were on, we wit- nessed the pumpkin-headed frosh president being trick-or-treated around campus: the fresh elected for the annual senior girls' ride was the big one that got away; the snowball lights-Cottctge vs. Zoo vs. Twornbly Hall -- tought from the Cottage root; Oriento- tion became a weekly series of tape recordings; waiting up until 3:00 AM. for Frank's to deliver the pizza ordered for supper; a bellowing cry 0! beat White A.C. ; and for Spring Weekend, our first boat ride. The end of the year was the end of the Mansion girls. Sephomore Year: Well, three-quarters ol us mode it back tor the second annual game of do you know . . All the dorm students had to adjust to new Residence Directors. But now we're big sophs screaming Hey Frosh-air raid. We were becoming more ocousv tomed to the hierarchy The intromural cry was still Beot White AC. Sophomore year brought to us a complete bedroom on the scaffolding of Phase III of Twombly Hall; a toilet bowl blown to pieces; lire olorms at three in the morning; a touch ol espionageu snipers shooting at passing trains,- a bi-camerol government to replace Student Council; the Brothers Four,- olliciol dedi- cation of the Frank Dietrich Memorial Cow Poloce ; and Spring Weekend with Hondo's Hotel pitched on the library lawn and the last of our boat rides. Sophomore year was the end of the Cottage ond North Wing boys. Junior Year: At the beginning of our junior year, with only titty per cent of us left, the dorm students had to adjust to .0 new Residence Director. But now we have brand new dorms, all for boys, with an intirmary open from nine to five. Surprises galore in year number three as Frank's and Case Mia waged on inflationary price war; the bookstore was made student proof; at big new lounge to replace the smaller den; the beginning of the Waverly obsession; the spirit 0! the jungle spunk ; the Psych Club goes to Merino's Psychodramcx; two students go to France and one to Mexico; the intro- mural cry was Who's White A.C.? ; the advent of PAH at FDU; Gus Hall almost spoke here; Soupy Sales was nominated for president: Social Clubs bloomed and blossomed; it was a year of lacrosse records and toot- prints; and rememberewe're the Devils now! Senior Year: At the beginning of our third annual used book sale. we suddenly diSCOVered that there were only one-third of us left; who is the hierarchy?--Oh. you mean the administration e well, there are only one of three of them left too! All the dorm students adjusted well to the new Residence Director as the curlews were raised. The intirmary was opened tor twenty-lour hours ct day. so now you don't have to get sick between nine and five; a big oft-eompus move to apartments,- the Waverly obsession was lirm; Gus Holl. Iames Mellen, Norman Thomas, and Stan Get: all mode appearances on campus; Estelle Liebling, contrary to rumor, is not a student here; who borrowed the cow from St. Els?: the Mansion never closed until the card games were over; Who is Who for a record number of twentyvone; Moria was sent to Washington; c1 year of basketball records; a year of questions: what ya' get on your GHE's? how did the interviews go? did you get ac- cepted to grad school yet? Uncle Sam wants ME? We now leave as we came, with tortiter et suaviter , to toss what may come. Its been real.

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20 Bruce Babcock BA. - Economics Kenneth Arlington B.S. - Business Management Patricia Barnwell BA. - Psychology