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

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During the past four years, we have often seen the similarities between our own lives and the carefully charted moves of a cosmic chess game. Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- versity has been our chess board, and we have assumed the varied roles of all the pieces in this intriguing game of the intellect. As iilowly freshmen and insignificant particles tossed 0n the wayward sea;, We were convinced that the role of pawn was as high as we dared to aspire. Gradually, however. we learned to adapt the moves of other pieces to our needs. Academic achieVement has been symbolized in our lives. by the swiftly direct moves undertaken by the castle. The patterned behavior of the bishop has been introduced to us by the activities of various religious-oriented organizations. Social organizations and service clubs have taught us the many forking moves which are available for the knight. The most versatile 0f the chess pieces - the queen 1 has represented the many extra-curricular clubs, activities, and organizations which have filled so many of our days at Fairleigh Dickinson University. But now graduation is at hand, and we 'will assume the honors and the responsibilities which go with the role of king. Fairleigh Dickinson has taught us the rules of this chess game of life. It is our task to Checkmate all adversity by applying these rules diligently. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1-3 Administration ...................................................................................... 5-17 Faculty ................................................................................................ 18-43 Seniors ................................................................................................ 44-81 Activities ........................................................... 82-131 Sports .............................................................................................. 132-163 Student Life .................................................................................... 164-189 Directory ................................................................................... 190-195 Acknowledgements ................................................................................ 196 AI H.133irll 4 . 'V' . .3: -6' e ivr 19 t r. 1 nnuzm- A-..'-am?.IlnmL .1! m '11:. M 'I -'-l I s lull mam a1 .. .I- hem: '3 -- I-W ix - .r

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FAIRLEIGH HICKINSN UNIVERSITY RUTHERFORD CAMPUS Twenty-Second Edition

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AHMINISTRATIN