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

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Jeff Kellner, Elee Amdur, Brian Bancroft. the Lost and Found Committee. Bill Gurski. Dennis Miskewicz. Eliezer YYElee Am- dur. read over minutes of the meetings. :? 1 3 Y 1 mmiooh KEY SOCIETY ; FAIRLEIGH mcxmsou t Bob Caruso, Steve Weintraub. Dennis Miskewicz, Jeff Monacelli, the offlcers. 93

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92 MAROON President e Dennis Miskewicz V ice-President e Steve Weintraub Treasurer -- Jeff Monacelli Secretary - Bob Caruso The main objective of the Maroon Key Society is service to the University, the students, and the community. Some of the services which the Key provides are: helping at convocations in the col- lecting of tickets, assisting the Freshman Orientation Program, and assisting several civic groups. The Maroon Key attempts to promote good will between the people of the town of Rutherford and the students of the University. It is also trying to institute an honor system at F airleigh Dickinson University. Dennis Miskewicz, President. The Key represents a cross-section of the male population of the University.

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STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen: Eliezer iiEleeii Amdur Barry Cohen v v '- .. -:'1 W ' 7 '3 g ;- '33; '3 '13., u, 732:: 5.. 1L! t:g .41 ' . '-vl W: o , a - .w JeH Monacelli, organizer of this committee. Ed Morrison, advisor to the group. Started by Social Chairman Jeff Monacelli and under the leadership of Ed Morrison the Student Union Committee works in affiliation with the Maroon Key Society. The Student Union Committee strives to promote individual leadership qualities by providing various programs in which leadership can be developed. Two freshmen, Barry Cohen and Elee Amdur have been named to be co-chairmen under the guidance of Ed Morrison. Workin with these two ambitious freshmen are: Michae Balon, Alan Chalfin, John Chamberlin, Richard Daniels, Jerry Green, Richard Ciubilo, William Curski, Chris Kierst, Sam Petracca, Ronald Sachs, Walter Schoen, Howard Seligman, Spaulding Settle, Phil Siegel, and Frank Vitale. Working with a large group can get troublesome so the Committee has been broken down into subcommittees: organization, posters, Hyers, announcements, and exterior. The Student Union Committee has presented mov- ies on several weekends and has received deep satisfaction from the compliments they have re- ceived. The compliments have more than compen- sated for the hours of work which went into their presentation. Definitely the most important goal of the Com- mittee has been to build personal understanding in human aHairs, and in doing so has built leaders of the future. Some of the Committeds most prominent members are Heft to righti : Jerry Green, Barry Cohen, Bill Curski, and Wally Schoen. 94