Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford - Castlelight Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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Barbara Hurewitz with Richie Kaufman. Richard in one of his rare moments of work. Jeff Kcllner .: ; Blanche Fishman who helped us on several occasions. 127

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CASTLELIGHT E d itors -- Richard Claringbold Richard Kaufman Once a year this publication graces the bookstore and a few people who buy it. This year,s work is multiple pages of pic- tures and literature, a fancy word for the bit of copy you read, which shows and tells the years eHorts by the student. Not all of what happens can ever be recorded but what has been captured tells a story which can be lived over and over again by a quick glance through this production we call the iiCastlelightf, It has been said that one picture can say a thousand words but only if that picture means something to those who see it. The compiled photos in this edition of the iiCastlelighfZ the editors feel, give the stu- dents an entire panoramic view of their last year in college and a lasting collection or library for any future reference. The satisfaction of the students with our effort is our only reward and is all we ask. No more is expected but all that is received gives us the reason why we gave of our- selves for the iiCastlelight. Richard Kaufman the other editor for the year. Richard Claringbold 126

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CHORAGOS Editor - August Rutkowski August Rutkowski looking over a piece. Leslie Brown and Fran Puff, two talented writers on the staff. Every university of any size or note has a magazine devoted to poetry, and Fairleigh Dickinson is no exception. Choragos has been published annually for the past five years, and has been the cause of much interest and dis- cussion on the Rutherford cam us. It is edited and staffed by the uther- ford students, and a minimum of faculty intervention is exercised. Ann Zeek does most of the ground work for Charagos. 128