Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1964 volume:

Mn, .I U Ill. M ..l g 5 I ll - in ,pn Ati I' 'I' 2 x 4,4 lv mm ii 31 lm 1, Q F ...V -, - -, - A- hh-H . M , in .,z ,I ,, . - , .l ' QI xii- rung'- glhiq :fa MTBE!!! f 121 I'MlPIiqIf!ea1 I' , 1 , 9 I '5i 'iiil'E 'i Qi! Uv 'lk 'l 96 Title Page Administration and Faculty .... .... 1 1 Seniors ........,............ .... 4 7 Greeks .......... . . .... 87 Organizations ...... ' .... 1 13 Music and Drama .... .... 1 39 Sports ............ .... 1 49 Activities ........ .... 1 79 Advertising .... .... 1 87 Gag, gan ITHACA COLLEGE ITHACA, NEW YORK Frank J. Racioppo, Jr., Editor Barbara Ann Rosen, Assistant Editor F OREWORD September came and we were on the path of knowledge once again. Only this time it would be a final path for some and a continuation for others. As freshmen, it was new and exciting. As seniors, it was the returning to old ways and old friends but it was the beginning of a very short year. Then, we were ready to continue our course of learningg now we are about to see a new world open up for us. As freshmen, we thought my, how big all this is but soon we learned that it was small, that we were small, but together the two smalls made up one gigantic Big. The memorable Fall and Spring VVeekends, the floats, the rallies and bonfires, the best football game of the season that no one dared miss if they were going to be part of the Big. There we were, a member of that curiosity race called students, What did we do? There were all kinds of things: sororities and fraternities g clubs - religion, service, study, contemplation, and learning as well as plenty of good times and lots of excitement. During its four years at I.C. this class witnessed a spectacular change: the growth of an expanding campus. Many things are dillerent now. Itls hard to remember when we changed, but it happened. The memories will be with us always 5 the friends will remain true. We will never forget the wild antics during rehearsals, nor can we ever forget the time spent in the classroom or the knowledge obtained there. We look back at the long-awaited science and music buildings taking shape and that long winter that couldn't end too soon. So home we go with these and other memories, which will never leave us but will forever enhance our lives. -4-f 'TX I DEDICATION In September, 1948, Earl S. Clarke came to Ithaca as Dean of the General College and Professor of Education. He became Dean of Students in Septem- ber, 1954, and in this capacity he has endeared himself to the faculty and to the students. Along with his background in Education, which is of considerable aid to his students, there exists within him a feeling of sympathy and understanding when dealing with the problems of the students. It is one thing, however, to understand these problems and another to aid in solving them. 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' x IIIIII II l llllllll llllllll Q--A , f BOARD OF TRUSTEES i Carroll V. Newsom Herman E. Muller, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD President, Milligan, Muller SL Co., New York Clifford A. Allanson Executive Manager, New York State Council of Retail Mer- chants, Albany Harold Allen Allen and Company, New York John P. E. Brown Vice-President, American Arbitration Association, New York Clyde Cole Alumni Representative Edward R. Eastman President, American Argiculturistf' Ithaca Roland G. Fowler Manager, Adding Machine Division, National Cash Register Company, Ithaca Gustave Haenschen Composer and Conductor, New York Michael R. Hanna Broadcasting Executive, Ithaca Jay Richard Kennedy Novelist and Investment Counselor, New York Jackson Martindell American Institute of Management, Marquis Who's Who, New York City Donald H. McGannon President, Westinghouse Broadcasting Company, New York Thomas Meek Harris Upham and Company, New York City Herman Muller Chairman of the Board Carroll Newsom Englewood Cliffs, New jersey Mary Roebling President, Trenton Trust Company, Trenton, New Jersey Harold Smiddy Sutton Place, New York City Herman Steinkraus Retired Chairman of the Board, Bridgeport Brass 'Company and Member of United States Committee to UNESCO, Bridgeport, Conn. George C. Textor President, Marine-Midland Trust Company of New York Conrad Thibault Theatrical Producer, New York S. S. Venitt Attorney, New York 10 P fr? 5164 AF' Min. Q! an 1 I 1 1 1 2 inn-331:-. il l l ll Ql Q l il l -. ' x IO Sim FAC LTY Ben Light Secretary of the College Joseph N. Mayer, Jr. Treasurer Robert Regala Registrar Henry Enzian Director of Admissions John Swainbank Assistant Director of Admissions Richard Lyon Admissions Counselor 8: Head Football Coach Thomas Pulaski Assistant to President 8L Director of Alumni Affairs Harold Jansen Director of Publicity Lillian Vail Alumni Secretary ,av ' Robert Mueller Assistant to President for Construction David Talbot Associate in Development yf ffv .. I. ,F ,,.. nw, :' Q-A J- 5- '-.1 -V1.1 ' Li Nellie VanDyne Advisor, Veterans' Affairs ,-4 A David Cowan Superintendent of Buildings 8a Grounds I J x i Cecil W. Morgan Dean, School of Health Sc Physical Education Craig McHenry Dean, School of Music and Professor of Music Frank Kolmin Dean, College of Arts SL Sciences and Professor of Accounting f or- 1, ACADEMIC DIRECTORS Waltcr Beclcr Asst. Dean, School of Music 1' Tl , lag. N, f n 1' ,Z 5' H s N 'Q , Carman Dingwall Physical Therapy i of Physical Tlicrafay and Professor of Dr. Wm. M. Grimshaw Director of Graduate Studies Dr. John Maclnnes Coordinator of Student AfTairs for the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of History Arnold W. Wilhelm Director Division of Physical Education and Professor of Physical Education 215.1 xg-, Helen Hood Dean of Women STUDENT AFFAIRS Earl E. Clarke Dean of Students Professor of Education Florence M. Howland Registrar, Emeritus -f .l.. Judson Hill Asst. Dean of Students Asst. Professor of Education 'lam ' 4 L Neva, Mattocks Secretary, President's Office SECRETARIES Mary Carncll Secretary, Trcasurcr's OHicc Mary Frost Gladys Diamond Secretary, Sccrctary's Office Secretary, Dean of Students and Dean of Women 19 vig:-, . lm., -l l Ernest Christensen Dr. P. T. Coggin, Director, College Union Miss J. Abbott, Head Nurse 'H In +41 WAT 'iii BGOKSTORE STAFF -ffm. Lisa Mitstifer, Hermie West, Manager, Arclis Pesarcsi. Barbara Derr James Murphy Mary Campfield Estella Grant Asst. Librarian Librarian Asst. to the Librarian LIBRARY STAFF in 1 if . 1 L L if . uh, , .-f' I, l Sarah Osborne Della Hudson Emma Jeffers Beverly Smith Florence Planner Assistants to the Librarian A HISTORY AND 'GOVERNMENT Q , N 1 - r f, E F V, 1 L 14 fr :Cl , H.. . ' , Marguerite Rowland Professor of History Robert A. Ryan Associate Professor of History Mary Fuqua Asst. Professor of History Kenneth Kaufman Instructor in History 21 4-- W ff - ' A: f ,A, jd, ,r ' 1 4 1 A r u , N178 U . .X 1 , -:7' ,5f -V if f.7f'l3gsa1i:14 ,f' . f - Jg. .. .. . 'fn' , XQKZA I Q ' 3 ' - Q V , -V X' A '5l,1,gj'jgQJ f' f 'Gi-+.f.i f ' ' .,1Qf':1 -4' , a ' ,,,,,, J1 rl 1 k-Aki? . r', 1 ,X .ff I, mpg ,gg ' K. 1 in I . f -f . Ii, ll, , .4-ig m., A L-..l,'1lu .4 1 N2-P-CY V08-'CICY Gertrude Graf Mary Garfmkle InStI'L1CfOr in Language Asst. Professor of Language Lecturer in French LANGUAGE S Francoise Gebhart Vera Thaer Asst. Professor of Languag' Language Lab. Asst. K . , .2 33,1-'? ,.. .3411 Anthony Taras Eduard deAgucro Gunther Thaer ASSOCIZIS Professor of Language Asst Professor of Language Asst Professor of Language ECONOMICS 81 BUSINESS Zachariah Mathew Asst. Professor of Accounting Bernard Birnbaum Asst. Professor of Accounting William Kaven Lecturer in Marketing Norman Joyce Asst. Professor of Economics t as I, f , Qu i 'W f i 113: V i i f 17' if ii' .- s '- T1ra.,'..,.-.sr y Mostafa. Hassan Asst. Professor of Economics J .., 1. :Ei f EQ ENGLISH 4 l l . 'lf ' John Harcourt Professor of English -,....., Q -4 William Tcrwilligcr Professor of English l J atcs John Ogden Ashur Baizer Professor of English Associate Professor of English Associate Professor of English 27 ENGLISH John J. Gill Asst. Professor of English Anne K. Blodgett Asst. Professor of English K l Marion Miller Carlo LoVecchio Eugene Adam Asst. Professor of English Instructor in English Instructor in English 28 ff. .ff-ff' 16' If 1' X1 F? flu..- f 1 gfffjk: ifffxg-I. -' !c,g:'fffY.'QfgfVflgfgq ' ' ,A f U17 '1 'N if 4' ' , 1 -V 1 f , X. 1.4, f V .., A1 f W! 1 vfayt -,Q ,H N ' 1 I ,-X Q .543 ff' .. ,WSI I , I W' 'y W:.' 'j. , , I if N K 1 4' v '. 1 I 1 1, X X 4 , S7 udqi f 911 fl g13, is SCIENCE Hal C. Yingling, Jr. Professor of Biology Sitk- si.- 'IPP' lvl- 'if . .,a3:?'1 w5f'll 7 V 'f - . .Hit ' x.,:' .H -..,f.-. 1 K, s U, ,iw ' 'L 5 gZ'1:f,g.i Mildred Brammer Asst. Professor of Biology George Swenson Asst. Professor of Biology .J 30 I3 . V ' ' 3 '1 ' 'Il' UL -:Xi , W Y A . Lucille Schmiedcr Asst. Professor of Biology Donald Foster Asst. Professor of Biology Rcnc Farhi Asst. Professor of Chemistry V .L James McClellan Instructor in Biology Robert Pasternack Asst. Professor of Chemistry 'S-iifwefvi :gi ij' ' +R-A 1-z' 2 i f - . . 1, J Q, -, QE. . .- Qi! i . V.., lt PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS Merle Kelly Asst. Professor of Physics Carleton Worth Professor of Mathematics Eva Greenberg Lecturer in Mathematics Wei Hsuan Asst. Professor of Mathematics Marcia Ascher Asst. Professor of Mathematics and Physics .,. 5:15 ,' , -. ,N '.1gfrE'.'. 'naw -n if . ' I I , f, Tx 75421 rw - nh . ,.g31jfL:- --ar - X-fic,-V21 N - 6 Liv- J ' .-,nr - - , -, g A VW, 'i - -A-v' - :f- A ' W9-, . Q- 47 - 772, ff ij 754, 3.55 fr. K' ' - Jag.:-'sv Q 1 wifi? Fi f A if 15 John W. Gunning Asst. Professor of Speech SPEECH AND DRAMA l I Robert G. Bardwcll Asst. Professor of Drama. Alan G. Leach Technical Director of Drama jf-5. , ?v.f'fDy,3,j 11. . ., ,4 ur Robert A. Barnett Professor of Speech George R. Hoerner Associate Professor of Drama 34 5 ...lg ',1f'r vsd' '-4-4, YT I. 94. ff' IV: ,V 3 'fx' . hs r-, ' QM, 1 t I w - ' 4 . . N .sue , .- 1 -bnixxbxfil : 7 Q'iw22?i1i.'1 N N -'a I:- Q X ' N 's N . ,Q 7 Q 67 X -5 ,. w -1 .x ,1 A 115 iff 40 if 1 f M V, Wil, .J .fi - Q 'lm' M 2' 5 s I N aff: 2 --I xi 2 4 s I s V -x X Royal Colle Associate Professor of TV-Radio Richard R. Ferry, Jr. Asst. Professor of TV-Radio I as RADIU SL TELEVISION Marvin Diskin Asst. Professor of TV-Radio PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND PHYSICAL THERAPY Carlion L. Wood Associate Professor of Physical Education ew E i f'W' 4- .MM I w . 1 i i ' V, f A .l i X---a, T' Edward Pcsarcsi Asst. Professor of Physical Education Joseph Hamilton . viii 'I 4 . 51'-. Y. i I l I K f g E l ,if Associate Professor of Physical Education girl Isadore Yavits Professor of Physical Education 37 ri, . y. .N ,P- 4. ..-, ,W F- A..-, u, Mearl Greene Associate Professor of Physical Education Rita LaRock Associate Professor of Physical Education lv PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND PHYSICAL THERAPHY rx' 174 1 A-A 4 A ,vlvif .C ji ' , ' Ei, E1 John Spurgeon Associate Professor of Physical Education ,. gfkgrfifli if xx,- Eugene DeLuca Herb Broadwell Martha Kelsey Asst. Professor of Physical Educa- Associate Professor of Physical Education Professor of Physical Education tion 38 Ni f.v Iris Carnell Asst. Professor of Physical Education Robert Dcnoncourt Asst. Professor of Physical Education .V -4.r51.'4.,, -num uh, . F. 1141. it - H '1- Haag ,, . z-all stey Ellen Gerber Donald Read tor in Physical Education Asst. Professor of Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education 39 PHYSICAL EDUCATICN AND PHYSICAL THERAPY Homer Merrifield Asst. Professor in Physical Education .. an Helen Blauvclt Associate Professor of Anatomy ,jg-1 ii l T1 E . A L J John F. Wiltberger Robert Caliel Reginal C. Farrow M.D. Lecturer in Clinical Orthopedics Asst. Professor of Physical Education Lecturer in Orthopedic Surgery 40 Licselotte Schulcr Instructor in Physical Education M , George Moore Asst. Professor of Physical Education Robert Congclon Asst. Professor of Physical Education ,,3,.,:.Q iw . sk' 5 f 'ids' Marilyn Reichert Asst. Professor of Physical Education MUSIC XA' Donald E. Craig joseph Taguc Professor of Music Professor of Music I-...qu 'f George K. Driscoll Lynn B. Bogart Celia Slocum Professor of Music Professor of Music Professor of Music Education 42 aj Q 1' 1, , QQ: xr 4, fl--A , E H ' is i:Qil9J'f'f. 5 ii.-iff? -7 1515355-bv . '- , ,411 David Berman Asst. Professor of Music Warren Benson Professor of Music X Hutchinson Charles Bay Of Music Asst. Professor of Music 43 -iz! -era F .145 . .Uni .1 .nf -' .'-rf H7 -, .-, . xi Wai! '51'L299iL.eil.-..... - W3 . Robert H. Perry Asst. Professor of Music Edward Gobrecht, Jr. Asst. Professor of Music MUSIC ,JK ,inf - 75 ,.,. .. -1' i Helen Wickstrum Asst. Professor of Music Robert J. Prins Asst. Professor of Music George P. Andrix Asst. Professor of Music Georgia Nicklett Asst. Professor of Music Ronald Regal Asst. Professor of Music Peter Hedrick Alcestis Perry Asst. Professor of Music Violin Marvin Howe Leslie Bennett Asst. Professor of Music Asst. Professor of Music Roberta Ramsey Terry Hulick Ingrruglor in Music Graduate Asst. in Music 45 E2 . -3 A J ,ii LAL ly:-1 U., nd N 11--. E 1i'? a - :ri 'J331 2' jiiff, ,., up nu'-ff CFL FH? 3 352. 4gQ?is.'32'u , - wit- ..,' ,, 34534 Joan Beeler Asst. Professor of Music , ' :-. g. r ,' f CQ i t Don Wells Associate Professor of Music A -, ,,,-Elin Lucille Baker Instructor in Music Carl H. Wickstrom Associate Professor of Music Frank W. 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' . -fa ,NX , 11313. , L 121:11 .,:u,,,igyi'4-v' In . 55... H 'xuxiv 'N, ' , 1 33's-T ' ROBERT w. COUGHLIN ' Q51 ' A President '. KJ- ANTHONY P. COSTA 1 ' BE Vice-President - 4 ... . ' 1' 1 - ij 'Gig R 5 ' 352 WILLIAM A. SCHUTZ 0 U 3 H x 1 ' Treasurer A I , 1. -I1 H AF , : 1 -fi L,,,i.ii. ,V , - A g 3,51 ik . J 3 I: 5 5 . ..g.'-1 ' W 51 an, 32' .. 1 1 1 1 5111 w , 1 11 1 11... fJ .1 ig 1 fr 1 1 111511 1 W '21 5 y W1 11 M 12,1 1 Ag' F 11 V111 3. L 1113 ' my 1 : W , f '11 E31 1. Q 1. S1 Q a 'L 1 1 F 1? HI ,. 1 lr W 5 ' Q 'in '11 1 11? '11 1 S 11111 5 1 1 11' 3 if 115 5 , Q 1 5 If 11 111 ' 4 1 111,,v K 1. 511 11 W1 , fi311.,11 '. 53:1 - 2252251 -mfr. 111.15211 111 , QQC111 Q1 .Wi .Iva . .11 111125: mf - , -111.11 4 5521 11' 1 u 11 11 1 534 2 1. 11 -A AM' 11 .1 fi! WL Q11.. .11 1 111 1 1 E. Carol Abbe B.S. Music Education David L. Agard B.S. Music Education Maspeth Binghamton Sigma Alpha Iotag MENC5 Scam- Orchestrag Concertmasterg Scam- persg Concert Band pers Leroy Anderson B.A. Economics Owego Delta Sigma Pi Professional Chair- man WAA Alta A. Andrews Joel A. Anderson B.S. Accounting Port Allegany, Pa. Delta Sigma Pig Dorm Advisor B.S. Physical Education Deanis List Montgomery Thomas E. Arnold B.A. Music Education Burlington, Vt. Phi Mu Alpha Chaplaing Big Brother Program 5 Concert Orches- trag Band Judith A. Aronowitz B.S. Physical Education Bronx WSGg WAAg Majors Club Sec Big Sister Programg Hillelg Gym nasticsg Intrasg House Council Donn Advisor Michael L. Ayers B.S. English Bronx Ithacan Eclitorg Frosh Counselorg Big Brother Language Clubg ENG3 Group - ,gt 37? 1 'ju V an 1 Roberta A. Baker Jack L. Balcome Physical Therapy B.S. Physical Education Maplewood, NJ. Watertown Pi Theta Phi Corr. Sec.g Dorm Dean's Listg Gymnastics Advisorg WSG James Baker 1 B.S. Physical Education Cosmo A' Balham L- - B.S. Muszc xvoma. Auburn William P Bates BS Physzcal Therapy Bridgeport NI Ithacan Staffg P1 Theta Phi Scr- geant at Armsg lntra. Basketball, Baseball Fr. Football, Baseballg Varsity Com tlhnd och t Ph, M . C c ' S ,B IHSV Clb xr , r esra, 1 u Occcr asem amty u Alpha Pledgemastcrg Big Brother Program Peter Barden B.S. Physical Education Ripley Majors Clubg Football, Trackg Intra. Basketball, Softball. James Beach B.S. Music Education Syracuse Douglas A. Beardsley MENCg Concert Baridg Phi Mu B.M. Music Alphag Big Brother Program 5 Stu- East Rockaway dent Council Kappa Gamma Psi HHN , V. A 4 Ln :nun n.-' 1, u , W . . 'Q - s. , . W :Ar ,W 1- .U , 5, JoAnn BClluCCi Phyllis Berhannan B.S. Physical Education B.S. Music New Rochelle Corning Delta Phi Zetag WAA5 Newman MENCg Concert Choirg WSGg Clubg Majors Clubg Big Sister Frosh Frolic Chairman Program 3 Intramurals Carolyn Beckmann B.S. Physical Education Robert K. Billings B.S. Radio-TV Johnson City Ithacang WICB Radio-TVQ House Council Joseph Biddy Lakewood, Ohio B.S. Physical Education WAA Yonkers Majors Club 3 Varsity Track, Cross Countryg Varsity Clubg Intra. Basketball Paul Bieron B.S. Physical Education Buffalo Phi Epsilon Kappa Treas.g Var- sity Club Treas.g Newman Clubg Varsity Basketballg Intra. Basket- ball, Footballg Freshman Football, Baseball Marie Biviano B.S. Physical Education George K. Blodgett Sherburne B.S. Radio-TV Delta Phi Zeta Corresponding Brooktondale Sec.3 WAAQ Newman Clubg Ma- Alpha Epsilon Pho Sec., Historian jors Clubg Big Sister Program Librariang Scampersg WICB-TV Jerome Bonomolo Bertram Bookhout B.S. Physical Education B.S. Music Education Ithaca Summit Newman Club Concert Band,5 House Council Kenneth Bovio Spencer Phi Mu Alphag Scampersg Ice Hockey Lenore Danielle Boudreau B.S. Music Education Huntington Sigma Alpha Iota Editorg Pi Kap- pa Lambdag WSGg Zeta Sigma Nu Sec,, Vice Prcsidentg Ithacang MENC Frederick Bradley B.S. Physical Therapy Thomas A. Breese Woodstock, Vt. B.S. Physical Education Pi Theta Phig Footballg Student Greenport Councilg Intra. Basketball, Soft- Varsity Soccerg Freshman Foot- ball ballg Intra. Basketball, Softball Linda Borodkin B.S. Physical Education Hewlett B.S. Music WAAS Hillel Y! WAA Bonnie Brewer B.S. Physical Education Waverly Gail B. Brewer Donald L. Brown B.S. Music B.S. Physical Therapy Lyons Victor Pi Theta Phig Varsity Tennisg Freshman Football Stephen C. Brown B.S. Music Freeport Phi Mu Alpha Historiang Scamp- ers 5 MENC .gs-en 'si Donald R. Brown B.S. Physical Education Jamestown Phi Epsilon Kappag Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseballg Var- sity Football, Basketballg Intza. Basketball, Softball 5 Majors Clubg Varsity Club Lura Jean Brown B.S. Music Education I Johnson City Pi Kappa Lambdag Oracleg Who's Who in American Collegesg Or- chestrag Chorus Robert C. Bubb Charlotte Brugman B.S, Physical Education B.S. Physical Therapy Olean Kingston Varsity Football, Trackg Dorm Ad- WSGg Choirg Chorus visorg Varsity Club 5 Majors Club '40 Marianne Buckley B.S. Music Education Binghamton Concert Bandg WSG Frank J. Buono s Ek Q . V Michael J. Burke Martha Byers B.A. History B.S. Physical Education Buffalo Dunkirk Delta Kappa Vice-Pres., Rec. WAA Sec.5 Vice Pres. Soph Classg Editor Student Directoryg Cayugang Big Brother Programg Intra. Football, Softball B.A. Hman, Michael Caputo Binghamton B.S. Music Education Delta Kappa Pledgemastcrg Pres. Mineola l I Junior Classg Newman Clubg Co- Kappa Gamma P51 Chaplain, Hls' ordinating and Review Board toriang Newman Club Vice Pres.g Orchestra Richard A. Carmody B.A. Social Studies Vestal ian Club Pres. ,w-dl Anne Carey B.S. Speech Niagara Falls Sigma Alpha Eta Pres.g Oracleg Big Sister Programg Dorm Ad- visorg Debate Committeeg Who's Who in American Colleges DOr11'la L. Carroll John Caggegg B.S. Speech Therapy B.S. Physical Education Woodbridge, N .j. Holbrook Sigma Alpha Etag Newman Clubg Phi Epsilon Kappag Majors Club Big Sister Programg Dorm Advisor 5 MSGQ Newman Clubg Varsity Soc Debate Committee cer, Tennis, Wrestling Michael Castagnola B.S. Phyxical Education Port Jefferson Varsity Baseballg Freshman Soft- ball, Cross Countryg Intra. Bas- ketball, Footballg Varsity Club Rosemarie Celelli B.S, Phyxical Therapy Rhincbcck Delta Phi Zeta Social Chairmang Martin Christensen B.S. Phyxiczzl Education Northville Varsity Clulig Nfajors Clubg Var- Student Councilg Soph. Class sity Soccer, Tennis, Traekg Intra. Sec.g jr. Class Sec.g Newman Club Mary Ann Chycota B,S. Muric Williston Park WSGQ WAAg Student Council Basketball, Softball Richard Cochrane B.S. Physical Therapy West Haverstraw Pi Theta Phi V. Pres., Pledge- masterg IFCg Student Council Frosh Soccer B.S. .M Team Richard Colangelo B.S. Burinexx Binghamton Newman Clubg Bowlingg Intra. Basketballg Freshman Football Ernest Cioffi Physical Therapy Mt. Vernon Pi Theta Phi Pres.g Forensic As- sociation Pres.g Tau Kappa Alpha Pres.g House Councilg Debate Leonard Colavito B.S. Physical Educaton Seneca Falls Delta Kappag Varsity Football Intra. Basketballg Freshman Foot ball, Softball A Riclmrcl Cole 13.52 Phyxical Ifrlucrzlion Ellcnburg Depot Newman Club: Intra. Basketball, Softballg Freshman Soccer, Base- ball ball, Soccer, Coll, Varsity Club Carleton -I. Colgan B..S'. Plzyxical Education King Ferry Phi Epsilon Kappa, Freshman Soccer, Baseballg Varsity Basket- Jack Coonan Robert J. Corcoran B.S. Plzyxical Education Babylon Phi Epsilon Kappa Sergeant at Arms, Pleclgcmasterg Varsity Clubg Varsity Football, Track, Wrestling, t Basketball Anthony Costa B.S. Accounting Mary Jane Cornish Newburgh B.A. Speech Correction Newman Club: Senior Class Vice Carmel Pres.: Dorm Advisorg Intra. Soft- Newman Clubg Sigma Alpha Eta ball, Football B.S. Physical Education john Cornick Newburgh B-S- PhJ'-'ical Education Intra. Basketball, Softball Vestal Majors Club, Varsity Clubg Var- sity Football, Baseball Robert Coughlin B.A. Economics Horseheads Delta Sigma Pig Senior Class Pres Student Council Rep. William v. or-Cal Sam D' Cufko B.S. Physical Education BS' Physical Education North Bergen, N.J. Patterson, NJ. Ph, E ,I K A ,t t V . Cl bs M . Cl bg V - 1 'psi on appa ssls an army u ajors u ar Pledgemasterg Varsity Club 3 sity Softball, lntra. Softball, Foot- M , hallgFreshman Basketball U alms Clubi Varsity Footballs Newman Club V. Pres., Softball, Basketball Edward D. Dake B.S. Buxiness Adminixtration- Rome Delta Sigma Pig Intra. Softball, Bowlingg Ice Hockeyg Big Brother Program Maureen Daley Elaine M. D'Andrea B.A. English B.S. Mu.fic Education Tannersville Norwalk, Conn. Intra. Donald Dales Gail Cussell B'M' Music B.S. Physical Education . Stamford ' Brooklyn Ph1 Mu Alpha, Oracle Presidentg Majors Club. WSG. WAA Dean's List, Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges, Zeta Sigma Nug Pi Kappa Lambdag Concert Band lthacan Managing Editor, News Sigma Alpha Iota Recital Chair- Editorg Sr. Class Sec., WSG, Stu- man, MENC Corr. Sec.g Band, dent Council, Deanis Listg Frosh Oracle, Who's Who in American Camp Counselor Colleges, Zeta Sigma Nu William Davis B.S. Phyxical Education Watkins Glen Varsity Club, Intra. Basketball Freshman Soccer, Baseball, Foot hall .' -'eg Peter Dc-Angelo B.A. History Campbell Hall Maria D'Onofrio B.S, Physical Education Middletown Phi Delta Pi Pres., V. Presg Dean's Listg WAAg IFCg Ithacang Newman Clubg House Council Donald DellaVella B.S. Physical Education Rochester Varsity Clubg Newman Clubg Var- sity Football, Wrestlingg Freshman Baseballg Intra. Softball Thomas A, DePatto B.S. Physical Education Garnerville Phi Epsilon Kappag Varsity Club Varsity Baseball, Soccerg Intra Annette N. DeSimone B.S. Physical Education Garden City Majors Clubg Newman Clubg WAAg Intramurals Basketballg Freshman Baseball Dianne Diehl B.A. Social Studies Jackson Heights Zeta Sigma Nu V. Pres.g Oracleg Student Council Corr. Sec.g Fr. Class Sec.5 Newman Clubg House Council: Frost Camp Counselorg Who's 'Who in American Colleges Carolyn Fay Elwood David C. Eberhart B.S. Music B.S. Business Administration Hancock Clayton Choirg Chorusg MENC: WSGQ Delta Sigma Pig Dean's Listg Class Big Sister Programg House Coun- Ofticerg Freshman Football cil Rosalie Emmerich B.S. Physical Education l Michele Englcson Joseph P. Errante B.S. Physical Education B.A. Economics Williamson Cairo Dean's Listg WSG: Majors Clubg Gymnasticsg WAA: Pi Theta Phi Social Chairman Huntington Q Newman Clubg Majors Clubg -T111 Eftabfook Gymnasticsg WAAg Big Sister Pro- B-'Sh Phlwlml Therapy gram Marlboro, Mass. Pi Theta Phi M Stephen L. Farkas B.S. Physical Education Ludlowville Majors Club Ed Farquhar B.S. Physical Education Armonk Phi Epsilon Kappag Newman Clubg Varsity Clubg Varsity Base- ball, Footballg Intra. Basketball John Farrell B.S. Physical Education JoAnn Faulds Medina B.S. Physical Education Phi Epsilon Kappag Varsity Foot- Fishkill ballg Majors Clubg Newman Clubg Phi Delta Pi Sec.g Majors Club Freshman Football, Wrestling WAA Donato Fazio B.S. Physical Educalzon Watertown Phi Epsilon Kappag Varsity Club Varsity Soccer, Basketball, Base ballg Big Brother Programg lntra. Football Joseph Fazzary B.A. History Watkins Glen Michael Ficco B.S. Music Education North Bcllinorc Kappa Gamma Psi Social Chair- man, Music Chairman, Rec. Sec. Jcssic Fish B.S. Radio-T.V. Cape Vincent Alpha Epsilon Rhog WICB-TVg Ithacang Cayugang House Council Philip L. Finn B.S. Physical Education Varsity Wrestling g Freshman Wrcstlingg Hillel VVilliam Fitzgerald B.S. Pltyticrzl Education North Bellmore Phi Epsilon Kappag Freshman Wn,-stling, Football, Trackg Var- sity Football, Wrestling, MSG: lntra. Softball Philip F eclchak B.S. Music Education Athens, Pa. Gloversviue Concert Bandg Scampersg MENC Milton H. Fitzwater B.S. Radio-T.V. Penn Yan Alpha Epsilon Rho Pres.g Student Councilg Intra. Basketballg Fresh- man Baseballg Big Brother Pro- gramg WICB-TV Stephen A. Foote Carl Forbes B.S. Business Administration B.S. Music Horseheads LaFayette Delta Sigma Pig Bowling Kappa Gamma Psig Bandg Orches- trag Treasurer N Arthur Frank B.S. Speech Correction l Jerry Freischlag B.S. Physical Education Youngstown Intra. Football, Softball, Basket-4 ballg Majors Club Jeanne Gagnon B.S. Physical Therapy Gordon Fung Florence, Mass. B.S. Music Education Pi Theta Phi Alumni Chairmang Montclair, NJ. Newman Clubg WSG: House Orchestrag Bandg MENC Council . . Brooklyn Lmda' Fmedman Q Sigma Alpha Etag Freshman B'S' Speech Coffefflfm Wrestlingg Intra. Softball Fredonia Sigma Alpha Eta V. Pres. Mark A. Garfinkle B.S. Accounting Gloversville Delta Sigma Pi V. Pres.g Hillel Big Brother Programg Intra. Bas ketball, Softball, Bowling James G. Garoufes 1 Roger A. Gee B.S. Accounting Ithaca Delta Sigma Pi Historian, Liege- man Editorg Ithacan Editor, Dean's List x E . E MV:--5 ' ' . an L. Q ' w Jenifer Gieschen B.S. Music Education Elmira Pi Kappa Lambda, Oracle, Sigma Alpha Iota Corr. Sec., IFC, WSG, House Council, Who,s Who in American Colleges B.S. Music Carolyn A. Gilbert Glens Falls B.S. Spegtih.-DTll77ll1 Kappa Gamma Psi, Orchestra 3 I Gaston i C11Oir5MajOr Productions Forensic Assoclatlong Major Pro- ductions, Who's Who in American Colleges Robert Girard B.A. Englixh Scotia Nu Gamma, Dcan's Listg Bowlingg I thacang Newman Myrna Gilman B.S. Physical Education Brooklyn Gymnastics, WAA5 Majors Club, A Ithacang House Council R. James Goddard B.S. Accounting Dryden Delta Sigma Pig Varsity Trackg Marvin Goldberg Big Brother Program 5 Intra. Bowl- ing, Freshman Basketball, Softball' MSG B.S. Physical Education , Wurtsboro Intra. Basketball, Softball - Ronald Greenwood Gail Greenberg B.S. Physical Therapy Rockville Centre Phi Theta. Phig Hillclg Student Councilg WAAQ Big Sister Pro- gram Raymond A. Greene B.A. Biology Ithaca Science Seminar Marjorie Gollnitz BS B , B.S. Physical Education ' ,' umwm Westfield ' Darien, Conn. i Majors Clubs WAA: House Conn- Forensic Club V. Pres., Business CH Managerg Debate Teamg New- man Club Sec.g Intra. Basketball, Softball Joseph J. Gwara B.S. Physical Education Newark Valley Majors Clubg Freshman Football, Trackg Intramural Basketball B.S. P Raymond G. Hamlin B.S. Accounting Binghamton Delta Sigma Pi Treas., Prcs.g IFC V. Pres., Pres.3 Dean's Listg Zeta Sigma Nu Treas.g Oracle: Intra- mural Basketball, Softballg Who's Who in American Colleges Gary E. Gregorka hysical Education Little Falls Varsity Basketball, Traekg Majors Clubg Varsity Club Barbara J. Hammond B.S. Speech-Drama Horseheads Ithacang Cayugan Victoria Harding Raymond Hauley B.A. English B.S. Physical Education Briclle, N.J. Delmar WSG: Epsilon Nu Gamma V. Varsity Clubg Ithacang Varsity Prcs.g Ithacang House Council Wrestling, Cross Country, Track Peter A. Heinson B.S. Radio-T.V. Bayside Pledgemasterg WICB ,- 1 -1 - Laurence J. Heinemann B.S. Plzysical Education Poughkeepsie Varsity Clulxg Majors Clubg Var sity Track, Socccrg Freshman Foot- ball, Trackg Intra.. Basketball, Soft ballg Big Brother Program Gloria Herschenhorn Richard Henry B.S. Physical Education B.S. Music Education Albany Utica Phi Delta Pi Alumni Sec.g Hillel Alpha Epsilon Rho Corr. Sec., Judith Hayes B.F.A. Music Yalesville, Conn. House Council Peter Hertling B.S. Music Merrick Kappa Gamma Psi Music Chair- mang Concert Band, Orchestra. Major Productions V tain If Nui yo l Jeffrey Hibbard Leland J. Hoch B.S. Physical Education B.S. TV-Radio Rochester ' Scarsclale Phi Epsilon Kappag Varsity Clubg WICB-TV Varsity Tennis, Hockeyg Fresh- man Football, Track w w Douglas Homer B,F,A. Music Marathon Kappa Gamma Psi Chaplain, His- toriang Chorus Wesley Hyde B.S. Physical Therapy Orlando lacovelli Morris B.S. Physical Education Pi Theta Phig Intra. Softball, Ithaca Basketball Varsity Wrcstlingg Varsity Club 4 Joel Holzer B.A. Social Studies , Rosedale CYnfh1aH0Of1 student com-tg I-Iillel Pres., V. F I ,H Prcs.g Frosh Camp Counselorg Big ayettevl e Brother Program B.S, Pliyszkal Education Majors Clubg WAA Blase Iuliano B.S. Physical Education Scotia Varsity Football, Track, Varsity Clubg Majors Clubg man Clubg Intra. Softball Paul Jacoby -- elm Keith L. Jamison Alfoster L. Johnson B.S. Physical Education B.S. Music Education Vestal York, Pa. Freshman Soccer, Track, Varsity Kappa Gamma Psi 3 Concert Band Club, Varsity Trackg Intra. Bas- Orchestrag Scampers ketball B.S. Plzyxical Education Seneca Falls Phi Epsilon Kappa, Varsity Clubg Varsity Football, Track, Student Council Trcas.g Coordinating SL Review Boardg Gymnastics, House Councilg Big Brother Program James J. Kahrs B.S. Accounting Thornwood Delta Sigma Pig Dean's Listg Bowling, Intra. Basketball Joseph Kaplan B.S. Speech Correction Liberty Dean's Listg Sigma Alpha Eta Robert Keens B.S. Physical Education Albany Michael Kelly Varsity Track, Soccer, Wrestling, B,S, Physical Education Dean's Listg Majors Club, Varsity Troy Club 3 Freshman Soccer, Track, Freshman Football, Track, Intra. Intra. Basketball, Softball Football V Mieko Kawagoe B,S. Music Education Nichinan City, Japan Chorus ' se l qua.. Q . 5495 'I Peter Kelly Susan E. Kelly Harriet Kern B.S. Physical Education B.M. Music Hackensack, NJ. St. Clair Shores, Mich. Delta Phi Zetag WAA Pres.: WSG Pres.g Oracle V. Pres.3 Majors Clubg Newman Clubg UCFg House Councilg Wl1o's Who Officials Club in American Colleges B.S. Physical Education Frederick Kiechle Montrose B.S. Physical Education Freshman Football, Baseballg Var- Sherrill sity Clubg Varsity Baseballg Intra. Hockey Club? Sk! Club? Fmsh Basketball, Football Camp Counselorg Freshman Cross Country Richard Kingdon B.S. Physical Education Holden, Mass. Phi Epsilon Kappag Majors Cluhg Varsity Club 3 Intra. Basketball 3 Varsity Football, Trackg Big Brother Program 1? ' L, j. l Louis E. Kimmel B.S. Physical Education Syosset Delta Kappa Pres., Plcdgemasterg IFC: Student Councilg Varsity Trackg Freshman Baseballg Majors Clubg Big Brother Programg Intra. Baskctballg Footballg Softball Willaby Kletter B.S. Music Fresh Meadows Orchestrag Concert Bandg WAAQ Charles Laine MENC: Big Sister Programg B.A. History Chorus Ithaca Philip M. Lange B.S. Illuxic liflucation Glens Falls Phi Mu Alpha Sec., Treas. Diane Larson B.S. Mzzsic Education Lebanon, NJ. Sigma Alpha Iota Treas.g MENC Scc.g House Council Barbara Ann Laven B.S. Speech Correction Flushing Delta Phi Zctag Sigma Alpha Etag Major Productions Patricia Legos B.S. Physical Education Binghamton Delta Phi Zeta Rec. Sec., Corr, Sec.g Dean's Listg WAA: Majors Clubg Newman Clubg Cheerlead- ingg Frosh Camp Counselorg Who,s Who in American Colleges Zeta Sigma Nu Sec.g Gymnasticsg WAA5 WSG5 Who's Who in American Colleges l Paula Leibovich B.S. Speech Correction Chicago, Ill. International Clubg Sigma Alpha Etag Dean's List Maureen LeGere Richard C. Lathrop B.S. Physical Education B.S. Accounting Schenectady Marcellus Phi Delta Pi Rec. Sec.g Oraeleg Delta Sigma PigHouse Council Virginia Leitzel B.S. Music Klingerstown, Pa WSGg House Council Ronald J. Lesko B.A. History Johnson City Delta Kappa Trcas.g Newman Club, Big Brother Program, Stu- dent Directory: Business Manager Cayugan, Frosh Camp Counselorg Intra. Football, Softball, Bowling Ralph Lembo B.S. Physical Education .Pelham Phi Epsilon Kappa, Varsity Base- ball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Freshman Soccer, Baseball, Intra. Football, Basketball Richard Lindamer B.S. Physical Education Varsity Baseball WIP, Anthony Licardi B.S. Physical Education Middletown Varsity Football, Soccer, Trackg Varsity Club Thomas Lockwood Alfred Longo B.S. Physical Education B.S. Music Salamanca Lynbrook Varsity Club Pres.5 Varsity Foot- Kappa Gamma Psig IFC: Concert ball, Majors Club Band, Marching Band, Scampers Nathan Levine B.S. Music Ellcnville Ph, E ,I Olean . Concert Band, Orchestrag jazz 1 psllon Kappa' Dorm Advl' Lab, Scampcrsg Woodwind Ensem- sorg Majors Club, Varsity Clubg ble Ralph F. Lucarelli B.S. Physical Therapy Utica Pi Theta Phig V. Pres. jr. Class, Pres. Soph. Class, Frosh Camp Counselor, Big Brother Program David R. Lynch , . Llimi Mabuchi B.M. Zllusic Dobbs Ferry WSG, Chorus, House Council Harold Magee B.S. Music Education 'Summit Hill, Pa. Kappa Gamma Psi Rec. Sec., Corr. Sec., Concert Band, Marching Band, Musicals B.S. Physical Education Alden Fred Malawista Varsity Soccer, Tennis, Football, BS' Business Track and Field, lntra. Softball, . Yfmkers I Ba5kc,ba11,Maj0,.s Club Delta Sigma P1 V. Pres.g Hillel, Intra. Basketball, Softball, Bowling uf H A' Klan i ' i i , f ' ' I ss Arnold Mark B.A. History ,Levittown Big Brother Programg Hillel, Intra. Softball, Basketball 'N iq, sg' .J ,fr Jr T ' 1 if 1, l , , Richard J, Malloy B.A. lllatlz Spencerport Rho Mu Theta Sec., Ithacang Stu- dent Councilg Bowling, Intra. Baseball, Basketball John L. Martin B.S. Physical Education Wharton, NJ. Delta Kappa House Pres., Pledge- masterg Majors Club, Varsity Club 3 Cayugang Student Direc- tory, Big Brother Program, Varsity Basketball, Intra. Softball, Basket- ball 3 Freshman Soccer, Basketball Donna Marcottc BFA Drama Barton Vt Clubg Major Produc- Dianne McKay Richard H. Meyer B.S. Physical Education B.S. Physical Education Pleasantville Lake Success Delta Phi Zeta Historiang WAAQ Phi Epsilon Kappa Pledgemasterg Majors Clubg Cheerleading Cap- Varsity Soccer, Wrestlingg Varsity fain Club V. Pres. John McGowan B.S. Music Education Sha,-on M' Michael Malone B.S. Physical Education James Mikelbank B.S. Physical Education Carle Place Delta Kappag Student Council Gymnasticsg Varsity Soccer, Ten- nisg Intra. Softball, Football Freshman Terinis, Soccer short Hills, N. J. Phi Delta Pig WAAg UCF5 Majors C lub Charles Miclcarski B.S. Physical Education Little Falls Phi Epsilon Kappa Pres.g Dean's Listg Gymnasticsg Newman Clubg Varsity Clubg Varsity Football, Track Fern Miller B.S. Physical Therapy Kendall Minges Patterson, NJ. B.A. Spanish Pi Theta Phi Sec.g WSG Sec.g Freeville Hillclg House Councilg Student Language Club Pres., V. Pres.5 Council Dean's List Intra.. Softball Salvatore Monaco B.A. Biology Ithaca Freshman Wrestling Eugene Monje B.S. Physical Erlucation Rochester Phi Epsilon Kappag Varsity Club, Varsity Football, Baseball, Basket- ballg Ilharan Sports Editor, Who's Who in American Colleges Parker A. Moore B.S. Physical Education Scotia Zeta Sigma Nug Who's Who in American Colleges, Forensic Asso- ciation, Debate Team, Dorm Advisor, Varsity Football, Track Milo A. Moore B.S. Business Administratzon Ram. zxirey Chatham, NJ. Ithaca Delta Sigma Pi V. Pres Social Phi Mu Alpha Sec., MENC V. Chairman, Dorm Advisor Intra Softball Pres.g Concert Choir, Chorus Fa1tl1 Ann Morris Myron Moss B.S. Music Education B.A. English Schenectady Brooklyn MENCg Bowling Club Robert G. Mueller B,S. Phvsical Education Westfield, NJ. Phi Epsilon Kappa Sgt. at Armsg Newman Club, Majors Club, Var- sity Football, Wrestling, Track Varsity Club-g Freshman Football Wrestling, Track Rosemary Murphy Dale M. Murray B.S. Physical Therapy B.A. History Livonia Ellington Delta Phi Zeta V. Pres.5 WSG V. Presg Newman Club Marianthe Negreponte B.A, English Hastings-on-Hudson Epsilon Nu Gammag lthacang Big Sister Program Amanda W. Ober B.S. Music A James Nohe B.S. Physical Education North Merrick Delta Kappa Pledgcmastcr, Social Chairmang Student Directoryg Big Brother Programg Intra. Football, Basketball, Softball 3 Freshman Soc- cer, Baseball ' Elmira Marilynn A. Oberle Student Council Sec.5 WSGg Sig- B.F.A. Music ma Alpha Iota Pres., Treas.g North Reading, Mass. MENC: Concert Choir MENCQ Chorus Carol Ann NaDeau B.S. Music Education Baltic, Conn. Sigma Alpha lotag House Council Stephen F. O'Dea B.S. Physical Education Lima Phi Epsilon Kappag Newman Clubg Varsity Clubg Freshman Soccer, Basketball, Trackg Intra. Football, Basketball Tyrus Olvert B.S. Physical Education Watertown Dean's Listg Varsity Club Sec.3 Majors Clubg Varsity Soccer, Base- ball, Footballg Intra. Basketball, Hockeyg Freshman Soccer, Base- ballg Big Brother Programg Wl1o's Who in American Colleges Peter Panagccles B.S. Physical Education Brooklyn ketballg Freshman Soccer Majors Clubg Big Brother Pro- gramg Varsity 'Tennisg Intra. Bas- tr 5 ,r-Q-. t . .J 1 Ft . . Q1-TNFZ7 , ,Y my ts?ni,.lG. i . ,- . i . g rl Judith Oliver Charles E. O,Hara B.A. Spanish B.S. Physical Education Batavia Camden, NJ. Dean's Listg Ithacang Language Varsity Golfg Newman Club Club Trcas. Intra. Programg Intra. Basketball Volleyball Amideo Pagliaro B.A. English Trumansburg Whcfs Who in American Colleges Q' fa-re' L Andrew Palmer B.S. Physical Education Cueymans Phi Epsilon Kappa V. Pres.g New- man Clubg IFCQ Varsity Clubg Varsity Soccer, Golfg Freshman Soccer Ernest R. Pantos B.A, Economics Beverly Patte Freeville B.S. Physical Education Delta Sigma Pig Oracleg Ithacang Ithaca Zeta Sigma Nug Who's Who in Phi Delta Pig WAAg Majors Clubg American Colleges Newman Club Robert A. Porter B.S. Physical Education Gouverneur Varsity Club, Majors Clubg Var- sity Football, Basketball, Track, Freshman Cross Country, Basket- ballg Big Brother Program, Intra. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling Team Fi Wu David Pepin B.A. Spanish Schenectady Carol L. Perlmutter B.S. Music Education Lakewood, NJ. Sally Ann Philp B.S. Music Education Palisades Park, NJ. Sigma Alpha Iotag Concert Choir, WSG, Chorus, MENCg House MENC, Hillelg Big Sister gramg House Council Language Cluhg Choirg Intra. Basketball, Softball, Freshman Wrestling Pro- Council Joan I. Prager B.S. Speech Correction Woodridge Sigma Alpha Eta Corr. Sec. Lang Michael Preminger B.S. Radio-T.V. Bronx Dean's Listg Alpha Epsilon WICB5 Scampersg Hillel I 4 Mary Louise Potter B.A. French Ithaca uage Cluhg Chorus Patrick M. Premo B.S. Accounting Massena Dean's Listg Zeta Sigma Nu Pres.g Newman Club Treas.g Big Brother Rho, Programg lthacang Oracle Treas.g Who's Who in American Colleges M Michael Preston B.A. History John M. Price B.S. Physical Education Brooklyn lN1itlcllctown Dean's Listg Hillelg International Varsity Basketball, Soccerg Big Club V. Pres. Brother Program l . M Sandra J. Race B.S. Plzjnrical Education Oxford Phi Delta Pig Cheerleadingg WAAQ IFCg Dean's Listg Big Sis- tcr Programg Majors Club Pres., V. Pres. Claire-Ellen Purdy B.S. Physical Education Williston Park Delta Phi Zeta Social Chairmang WAA3 Majors Club Robert K. Radziwon B.A. History Homer Varsity Baseballg Intra. Softball, Basketball Robert A. Rapp Jr. B.S. Physical Education Albany Varsity Tennisg Majors Club V. Presg Newman Clubg Dean's List S Intra. Basketball, Softballg Fresh- man Soccer HIN- ff Frank J. Racioppo Jr. B.A. History Pleasantville Delta Kappa Corr. Sec., Historian Stewardg Cayugan Editorg Itha- cang Student Councilg MSG5 New man Club g Big Brother Program 3 Fr. Class Pres.g Frosh Camp Coun- selorg Intramural Softball, Foot- ballg Student Directory John O. Raymond B.S. Physical Education Tupper Lake Phi Epsilon Kappa Social Chair- mang Varsity Clubg Newman Clubg Varsity Football, Golfg Majors Clubg Big Brother Pro- gramg Intra. Basketball Milton Rekito Carol S. Reynolds B.S. Business Administration B.S. Physical Therapy Lowman Trumansburg Pi Theta Phi, Rec. Sec., Historian Diane A. Rifenburg B.S. Mzzsic Education Dean W. Riley B.S. Physical Therapy Canandaigua Kingston Student Courtg Concert Orchestra Martin Rorapaugh B.S. Radio-T.V. Janette Ringwall Vestal B.S. Physical Education WICB, Alpha Epsilon Rho, V. Millburn, N.J. Pres., Ithacang Big Brother Pro- WAA gram Louis Ricks B.S. Physical Education New Hyde Park Fr. Class V. Pres.g MSGQ Student Council, Big Brother Program, Varsity Cluhg Phi Epsilon Kappag Ithacang Freshman Wrestling, Track, Varsity Wrestling, Track, Soccerg UFC, Intra. Softball joan Roscnhloom B.S. Ilffuxic Education Passaic, NJ. MIENCQ Concert Choirg Musicals Mary Rothwell B.S. Physical Tlwrapy Flushing Scampcrs, Pi Theta Phi Chaplain, Dorm Advisor, UCF, Frosh Camp Counselor, House Council Thomas J. Sabatelle B.S. Physical Education Lakc Ronkonkoma s Club, Varsity Soccer, Var- sity Club, Freshman Soccer Raymond Rumsey B,A. Philosophy Ithaca Saul Rubin B.S. Matlzematics Rye l Gary D. Ruberti B.S. Physical Education Gloversvillc Delta Kappa Chaplain, MSG V. Pres., Student Directory, Fresh- man Football, Wrestling, Track , Varsity Track, Wrestling, Intra Football, Softball, Newman Club, Cayugan Rho Mu Theta ter Program Laurence R. Sargent B.A. Social Studies Fairport Soph. Class Trcas., Student Coun- cil, Frosh Camp Counselor, Itha- can, Big Brother Program, Intra. Softball, Basketball Karen Ryan B.S. Physical Education Norwich Delta Phi Zeta, IFC, WAA, New- man Club, Majors Club, Big Sis- Robert F. Saturn B,S. Business Administration Ithaca Delta Sigma Pi William Schutz B.S. Physical Education Red Hook Phi Epsilon Kappa Sec.g Sr. Treas.3 Varsity Clubg Musi- Class calsg Varsity Basketball, Tennis, Freshman Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Intramural Football C. William Seavey B.S. Accounting Etna Delta Sigma Pig Intramural Bowl- ing ' N . - , f . W, 'S L... I . . Alice Ann Schuster Dyann Sawyer B.S. Physical Education B.S. Physical Education Livonia Valley Forge Pa. Delta Phi Zeta V. Pres., Sgt. at Phi Delta Pig WAAg Majors Arms: WAA, Dean's List, New- Club man Club, Majors Club Mary Ellen Scuclder B.S. Physical Education Margaretville Phi Delta Pig WAA Donald F. Seacord B.S. Math Ithaca Rho Mu Theta, IFC Treas.g Freshman Wrcstlingg Varsity Wrestling Armand F. Seibert Donna Shafer B.S. Physical Education B.S. Music Education Newfield Cobleskill Varsity Soccer, Trackg Varsity Sigma Alpha Iota Treasg Concert Club Band Y Jeanne Sherman Stephen M. Shululu B.S. Alusic Education B.S. Economics Bogota, NJ. Tanganyika Concert Choirg Concert Banclg Sig- International Club ma Alpha Iota Chaplaing Musi- calsg House Council 1 gl Janet Skaddcn B.S. Pltyxicrzl Therapy Roslyn Delta Phi Zeta Trcas.g Frosh Camp Counselorg WAA Q Eclwarcl D. Sliwinslci B.S. Plzyrical Education Henry Slechta Tiven Sigillo B.A. Biology l , d , Brooklyn B.Sbfl'fuZC1f Izfftlon Delta Phi Zeta Pres., Chaplaing alll C . . - I ' ' WSG5 S d C lg B S Phi Mu Alphag MENC5 Jazz Labg Programa! em Gum 'g 'Sm Concert Band Buffalo Varsity Clubg Majors Cluhg Cayu- William Slook gang Gymnasticsg Delta Kappa B.S.Radio-T.V. Pledgemasterg Big Brother Pro- Watertown gramg Intra. Football, Softball, WICB: Alpha Epsilon Rho V. Basketball Pres., Plcdgcmaster W ,ao tr ,wma ,w.,,V. I-L ,i,.. E, Calista A. Smith B.S. Music Educat Binghamton ion Sigma Alpha Iotag MENCg Stu- dent Recitals . l Q ' Nancy Smith Paul Somers B.F.A. Drama B.M. Music Phelps Westfield, NJ. Theta Alpha Phi Sec., Scampersg UCFg House Council Major Productions Ruth Sragow Eustathios T. Spyropoulos B.A. Economics Fort Lee, NJ. International Club B.S. Music Education West Hyattsvillc, Md. Pi Kappa Lambda, Oracle, Who's Who in American Colleges, Zeta Sigma Nug Dean's Listg MENCg WSG I James Stalker Vincent E. Stavish B.S. Physical Education B.S. Music Ravena Uniondale Freshman Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Kappa Gamma Psi, V. Pres., Con- Colfg Intra. Golf, Basketball, Soft- cert Bandg Concert Orchestra, ball Musicals Mary Ann Spicjak B.S. Physical Education Dcpew Phi Delta Pi Corr, Sec., Pledge mistress, WAAg House Council J , z Philip L. Stephens B.S. Accounting Port Crane Delta Sigma Pi, Treas.g Vai Wrestling Paul Stoyell A 1. C St tk B.S. Physical Education H1213 Slpaniiha Os Skaneateles ' ithaca Delta Kappa Chaplains ,Gymnay Student Courtg Dean's Listg Lan ticsg Student Directoryg Big Broth- guage Club cr Programg Soph. Ir. Class Treas.5 Frosh Camp Counselorq , 1 Varsity Tennisg Intra. Football Brian Sternbcrg B'S' Milslc George E. Strickland Long Beach BS Pl . lEd t. Phi Mu Alphag concert Orches- ' ' Wm' uC '0'1 Lakewood trag Concert Bandg Brass Ensemble Clifford P. Swcithclm B.S. Physical Therapy Rockville Centre Theta Phi V. Pres.g IFC ' Student Council Phi Epsilon Kappag Varsity Base- ball, Basketball Carol Sucorowski B.S. Physical Education Canfield, N.J. WAAQ Newman Club Bonnie SWiCk Carl L. Taraschi B.S. Physical Education B.S. Business Administration Odessa Colden Phi Delta Pi Chaplain, Sgt. at Delta Sigma Pi Sec., Chancellorg Arms, Historiang Dean's Listg MSGg Big Brother Program 3 For- WAAg Majors Club ensic Association V. Pres. I-'rf lg-su' :-V1 Janet Thornton B.S. Music Education Quakertown, Pa, Sigma Alpha Iota Pres.g WhO,S Who in American Collegesg Ora- cleg Zeta Sigma Nug Pi Kappa Lambdag MENCQ WSGQ Concert Choirg Dean's Listg Frosh Camp Counselor Louis Valenti B.S. Accounting Ithaca Delta Sigma Pi Historian Grace E. Tavencr B.S. Business Administration Union Springs WAA Martin Tirsch B.S. Music Education Kingston MSGQ Conccrt Bandg House Council Richard Travis B.S. Physical Education Vestal Varsity Footballg Varsity Club Softball Thomas Vogt B.S. Physical Education Dansville Phi Epsilon Kappag Varsity Club Varsity Football, Basketball, Base- ball Frank Triolo B.S. Physical Education Merrick Phi Epsilon Kappa Treas.g Varsity Soccer, Tennisg Freshman Baseballg X Newman Clubg Majors Clubg Big Brother Programg Intra. Basketball, Diane Walker 5 B.S. Physical Education Utica Phi Delta Pig WAA William C. Walker Edward Waller B.M. Music B.S. Plzysical Education Ovid Ithaca Freshman Baselaallg Itra. Basket- hall l Colyn Webber B.A. History Niagara Falls Cayugan Editorg Frosh Camp Di- rectorg House Councilg Big Broth- erg MSG5 Student Councilg Delta Kappa Corr. Sec.g Intra. Softball, Football, Bowlingg Newman Clulag Student Directory Dale Weston B.S. Physical Education Jacqueline Wells Richford B.A. Biology Varsity Clubg Varsity Football, Ithaca Wrestling, Tennis, Track Jean Warren B.S. Physical Education . Chappaqua NZ27'AE?331iEi7'53ZZfs House Councilg WAAQ Cheerleader Brooklyn Freshman Wrestling Carolyn White B.S. Physical Therapy Portland, Oregon Forensic Association l John C. Whitney Carole Wilcox B.S. .Music Glens Falls Phi Mu Alpha Recital Chairmang Scampersg MENC Pre-s.g Concert Bandg Concert Orchestrag Concert Choirg Frosh Camp Counselorg Big Brother Program: Cayugan B.S. Phyxical Therapy Oswego Pi Theta Phi Treas.g WSGQ WAA Murray Wise BJW. Music Education Bowling Team Lawrence YV. Wight B.S, Accounting Lake Pleasant Delta Sigma Pig Bowling Team Judith Wood Paul Wohlhueter B,S, Phygigal Therapy B.S. Business Administration Purdy Station Colden Pi Theta Phi Chaplaing Big Sister Delta Kappa Historian Programg House Council Hartford Conn. . l Z S ' h Phi Mu Alpha Social Chairmang eta lgma Nu, C omg Concert Bandg Hillelg Scampersg Esther Wilcox B.M. Muxic Binghamton Roger V. Wright B.S. Physical Education Bronx Varsity Track, Foothallg Fresh Soccer, Trackg Newman Club Linda Wrobel B.S.. Physical Therapy Brooklyn Pi Theta Phi Social Chairmang Checrlcadingg Big Sister Programg Hillclg WAA Jean A. Yaworski B.S. Burinexs Adminirtration Little Falls WSGg Ski Club iz as 4, Kenneth Yellen B.S. Radio TV Glastonbury, Conn. Alpha Epsilon Rhog Phi lvfu Alphaq MENCg Newman Clubg Intra. Bowlingg Marching Band Andie J. Zajaceskowski B.S. Music Education Schenectady Sigma Alpha Iota, Concert Choir 85 Barbara Zembek B.S. Physical Education Binghamton WSGg WAAQ Majors Clubg New- man Clubg Big Sister Program ' 4 '-3' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Martin, Vice-Prcsidcntg L. Brown, Sccrntilryg Ivlr. Eslcy, Advisorg M Wiscnlhal, Prcsidcntg T. Karlsen Treasurer. iff:-. M, A112 v Y! A +.., . 1-'4 A 44, 55:2 gf Mm 4 l X X .gy gf . 1 '92-if ,, .fi -. E Ss 'W ff., . N ' ' '- i-:mt ' - :.'-.?-2 . r - v - X-ivrsln-Laffy' grtewf rf' PV? ef' ALPHA EPSILON RHO Alpha Epsilon Rho is a national honary radio-television fraternity consisting of more than fifty chapters throughout the United States. This fraternity is dedi- cated to leadership in collegiate broadcasting and in service to the college com- munity, developing outstanding men and women for the field of communications. Alpha Omega Chapter hosted four social events during the fall including partici- pation in a Broadcasting Institute for high school students, a get-acqiiaintedn party for freshmen, and a banquet for the students of the department and their parents during Parents VVcekend. December brought four pledges into active mem- bership in formal ceremonies as well as sending delegates to Syracuse for the Region I Convention. Being only three years old has not restricted Alpha Omega Chapter from per- forming many services for Ithaca College and Ithaca College Broadcasting. SEATED: K. Yellen, M. Rorapaugh, M. Fitzwater, K. Gaghan, P. Heinson. STANDING: J. Fish, M. Preminger, A. Busch, C. Coon, J. Levy, W. Slook, H. Sornrners. 88 OFFICERS Milton Fitzwater President Martin Rorapaugh Vice-President Kenneth Gaghan Treasurer Kenneth Yellen Recording Secretary Peter Heinson Corresponding Secretary Watch it Busch ! 77 Come on Jessie, that,s enough! Tissue? Executive D.J's. Y-i kg IN N NIB! CHI SIGMA GAMMA Chi Sigma Gamma was officially founded at Ithaca College on October 11, 1962. A local math and science sorority, its purpose is to further interest in the sciences, especially in the Held of mathematics, and to provide the opportunity for activities of a social nature among its members. The basic requirements for membership are that one be a math or science major and be in at least the second semester of cal- culus. Chi Sigma Gamma's plans for thc future include assisting in a tutoring program for math and science majors, compilation of scholarship information in the fields of math and science, and presenting speakers on topics in the field of science. Under the advisorship of Miss Mildred Brammer, Chi Sigma Gamma hopes to be able to take many steps forward to achieve its goals. 90 OFFICERS Jeanie Hcagy President Nancy MacDonald Vice-President Marilyn Mills Secretary Marion Dicckhofl' Treasurer Carol Meshcl IFC Representative Susan Levine Historian V, If we cube our clues . . lr l , ,, F I'll see your five 8: raise you ten - Millseyf' f 4 I ' I K H. t U V' And then . . , 1 ff W5 if si Y F V3 'A 3x 8 V125 2 3Zzzzzz DELTA KAPPA The Epsilon chapter of Delta Kappa National Fraternity, located at 115 Glen Place, is the only chapter of any national social fraternity represented at Ithaca Col- lege. The I-Iouseu is the heart of Delta Kappa and all plans and activities originate here. Delta Kappa has again this year played an important role in the social and aca- demic life of Ithaca College. In the fall, D.K. men were busy with the preparations and publication of the sixteenth annual edition of the Ithaca College Student Directory edited by Mike Burke. As the Christmas season approached, Delta Kappa was busy with preparations for the annual Christmas Ball, the highlight of the winter social season. Each year Delta Kappa sponsors the sale of Spring Weekend mugs, and joins with the other organizations at Ithaca College with a float in the Spring Weekend parade. At the close of the school year, Delta Kappa annually presents two awards. One award goes to the senior outstanding in scholastic achievement, the other award being presented to the senior outstanding in athletics. In addition to these awards, Delta Kappa also sponsors the Top Ten Senior Awards. ROW I M James J Caraeclolo R Lesko F Racioppo, L. Kim- bank, P. Sandler, T. Ragan, T. Hicks, P. Wohlhueter, R. Donlick mel M Burke R Palmieri J Gardner J Nohe. ROW II: L. ROW III: P. Stoyell, D. Ross, F. Buono, R. Pugh, J. Eiss, M. Sher Colavito B Blokker J Martin E Benson H Sanford, J. Mikel- man, E. Sliwinski, B. Wehinger, C. Webber. 92 OFFICERS Lou Kimmel President. Michael Burke Vice-President Frank Racioppo Cm'1'r-spmiclixlg Scc'1'crlaz'y Ron Lesko Treasurer Ralph Palmicri Room-cling Scc'rct:u'y a bird in the hand . . . ,, I V Hear no cvil, speak no evil, sce No evil. sill VM M l X mf i i l N Pajama Game , Q :ik Kill it! It's a P SL I sandwich AK eaimmr El-II FOU NDED 192 B DELTA PHI ZETA Voices ringing in song throughout the day . . . casual, spur-of-the-moment parties . . . pledges with pink carnations . . . formal meetings . . . having coffee with their Delta Kappa brothers . . . members rushing to games, rehearsals, and concerts . . . women participating in a variety of college activities . . . sisters living and working together in harmony, these are Delta Phi Zeta girls! Delta Phi Zeta, Ithaca College's only social sorority, was founded on March 6, 1928, to promote a spirit of helpfulness, unity and friendliness among the women of Ithaca College. To maintain this objective, pledges of Delta Phi Zeta are chosen for their character, leadership, sociability, and scholarship. The girls of 510 East Seneca Street, have founded a tradition of sisterhood among girls from all depart- ments. This year's social calendar for Delta Phi Zeta includes such activities as the fol- lowing: doing volunteer work for the Cancer Society and Reconstruction Home, sponsoring an annual birthday party, managing the publicity for Fall Weekend, an annual Christmas banquet and tree-trimming party, caroling with their brother fraternity, Delta Kappa, an annual Pledge Weekend held in the spring, publishing of the sorority's semi-annual Alumnae Newsletter, and participating in the Greek Sing. ROW I: K. Mohr, J. Jaros, M. Mills, A. Schuster, T. Sigillo, P, lap, I. Zajac, B. Lavcn, G. Sorrentino, C. Benton. RO.W III: Legos M. Biviano, D. McKay, S. Kelly. ROW II: C. Purdy, K. Heagy, P. Murray, B. Bulan, M. Green, J. McKeon, M. Dieckhoff, Ryan I. Walther, C. Cuddeback, S. Siminons, J. Bellucci, L. Dun- Hughes, B. Koons, S. Mahoney, S. Chicarilli. 94 OFFICERS Tivcn Sigillo President Alice Ann Schuster Vice-President Patti Lcgos Recording Secretary Marie Biviano Corresponding Secretary Marilyn Mills Treasurer ft ' ' W 4' 1 li ' ff- 5 I I ,-we 1 . j , . V N M, 1 .. .. --ul F , , .. as if Ei ,. I, W JE: 2 s., Y , J 'vi ,.- ,,: A fig. I 'Lai rl QW! I hate following elephants in a parade! And then he kicked me back! My what is whating? la. You never know what you'll find under a D.K. table! 1 T 1 'life 13211 tl-6' 45? Vi ' QS , , q.,ff3g:6,.,. .N ag, lit lsr: dig' jg-zlgf fi' 97 Vi 'J . DELTA SIGMA PI Delta Sigma Pi is an international professional business fraternity and is one of the leading and most. prominent fraternities in the professional Held. Its purpose is to foster the study of business in universitiesg to encourage scholarship, social ac- tivity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice, to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and the stu- dents of comrnerceg and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and cul- ture, and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Delta Lambda Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi was founded at Ithaca College on May 5, 1957. This has become one of the most active organizations on campus, a goal which each and every member has helped to achieve. Another goal that all the brothers strive for is recognition, which comes with successful fulhllment of their duties and obligations as an active undergraduate chapter in international competi- tion With other member chapters of Delta Sigma Pi. Delta Lambda Chapter will have completed seven years of active life by the end of this school year. Its position at Ithaca College and as a member of the inter- national professional business fraternity has been gratifying to its members. The goal which it has accepted will be achieved with pride in the work the brothers do - a pride that comes from being a brother of Delta Sigma Pi and a student of Ithaca College. Row 1.- 12. Dake, e. Taraschi, A. Moore, R. Hamlin, M. oafankie, Savasrano- ROW III: R. Lathrop, S- Fwte, E. Giusti, J. Goddard, M Sidle, P. Stephens. ROW II: T. Karlsen, J. Kahrs, T. Baker, J. C. Dianis, D. Mordue, F. Malawista, T. Ferris, R. Saturn. Anderson, R. Cheney, J. Mickelson, D. Eberhart, J. DelSavio, H. 96 OFFICERS Ray Hamlin President Mark Garfinklc Vicc-President Lou Siclle Secretary Phil Stephens Treasurer gr ,415 ,4-.,,.. , l i - - ylyrll 51,5 . An animated Richard Stein! V' V .1 - -w No Bcannies included. 4 ff .JAXH Coddingtons or bust! 97 Q59 atm e l is KAPPA GAMMA PSI Q Mil, .... . . . As a National Music Fraternity, the objectlves of Iota Chapter include the stimu- f fke.s- . 4913-2. lation of earnest study, the encouragement of superior attainment, and the further- ing of the interest and appreciation of all of the line arts, particularly music. Kappa Gamma Psi has its own woodwind and brass quintets in residence and its musical offering is not limited to members. The aims of Iota Chapter provide for sharing musical experiences with all who may he interested. The members of Iota Chapter find plenty of time for availing themselves of the companionship and light-hearteclness of social gatherings. At such times, good cheer is the rule, and a hearty, refreshing atmosphere prevails. SEATED: J. Clouse, J. Amisano, L. Hackett, P. Hertling, D. Homer, meister, D. VandeBogart, H. Rogers, M. Caputo, D. Alamo, T A. Longo, A. Johnson. STANDING: B. Levy, S. Brandon, F. Hoff- Squiris. 98 OFFICERS Peter Hertling President Vincent Stavish Vice-President Michael Ficco Recording Secretary Ronald Magee Corresponding Secretary Carl Forbes Treasurer 9 3+ - od ..-is. -mv VTX Q, Q-Hun:-'9, PHI DELTA PI The Theta Chapter of Phi Delta Pi, a National Professional Physical Education Fraternity for women was founded at Ithaca College on January 14, 1922. The objectives of Phi Delta Pi are to provide a national, professional Physical Education affiliation for women, 'to promote the progressive development of Physical Education, and to emphasize and develop effective leadership. To fulfill these objectives pledges are chosen in the fall and spring on the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and sportsmanship. Phi Delt's national project was to give aid to the Cerebral Palsy Foundation in Ithaca by helping to construct an adapted Physical Education program. Phi Delt sponsored the selection of the Court for Fall Weekend. A professional party, to acquaint the freshman girls with Ithaca's surroundings and school life, a House Opening, rush parties, and a patroness tea were some activities in which Phi Delta Pi engaged. ROW I: S. Race, M. Betz, L. Bock, N. Olsen, M. D'nofrio, P. P. Noon, M. Gold, L. Bleess, S. Michael. ROW III: D. Sawyer, Peters H. Adelson, L. Emery, C. Nanna.. ROW II: M. Spiiejak, G. Swick, I. Meyer, B. Patte, K. Nutt, S. O'Neill, C. Eikelboom, Herschenhorn, E. Peck, R. Richmond, M. Irish, M. Moore, J. Faulcls, Goldfarb. 100 OFFICERS Maria D'Onofrio President Patricia Peters Vice-President Hazel Adclson Corresponding Secretary Maureen LeGere Recording Secretary Nancy Olsen Treasurer 5w1'Ls, OUCH! -s:.z.m-Q.. -5, 'WNW' If On my honor I Vp xr O.K. girls - now go out and give them a good iight. 3 3 'ii if ,,,,v.,.. ,yy Q 'lg II .A rr Gr-r-r-r ! CDAII .si ,M '5egiME?7' X N999 lift 1 'B I I eglaoug' alll' ...c. .iii Wivgui .WN SX vs PHI EPSILON KAPPA At the beginning of the last Spring semester, Phi Epsilon Kappa, a national pro- fessional fratemity for male students of health, physical education and recreation, celebrated its 50th year since its founding in 1913. Mu Chapter was founded here at I.C. in 1928. This professional fraternity is unique in that is provides all the advantages of fraternal affiliation, yet offers usual benefits which accrue to a membership com- prised of men who have chosen the same profession for their life work. The brothers sponsor such events as: pep rallies, the Sweetheart's Ball, awarding trophies to the most valuable player in Ithaca Collegels six major sports and other professional activities. ROW I: J. Armato, J. Hibbard, T. Terray, C. Mielcarski, J. Schum, Witman. ROW III: J. Cassese, B. Chadwick, C. Moot, D. Fazio, R. Mueller, T. Sabatelle. ROW II: W. Fitzgerald, R. Meyer, J. Amendola, L. Ricks. Wienir, T. DePatto, B. Schutz, C. Colgan, P. Jacoby, P. Bieron, P. 102 OFFICERS Charles Miclcarski President Andrew Palxncr Vicc-President James Schum Secretary Frank Triolo Treasurer KM: 1 HQ - .,. ,.f.'4' .-1 I 1 -filjtq. . f 'A ,.f ' 'M X 44 H Goodnight, Daddy ,v- -Q- x 4 D , wp- - - 1 l ' -1 gr Breakfast? ? ? 103 Left to Right: Sleepy, Sneezy, Mopey, and Dopey 412 ad Q , ck- I was never any good at P-E anyway. x PHI MU ALPHA Delta Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, a national, professional music frater- nity, has enjoyed another active year on the Ithaca College campus. Since the in- ception of the chapter in 1901, Delta has graduated over 850 members into the music profession. This year, with over fifty active members, the chapter presented many musical programs. Besides the numerous house recitals presented at the chap- ter house, the fraternity prepares two recitals at the College Music Hall. The frater- nity also sponsors many social events, the highlight being the annual Spring Week- end Banquet. To the men of Phi Mu Alpha, music is the center of their concentration and endeavors in life. This is reflected by the large number of Sinfonians in the musical organizations on campus, as well as in the educational and professional fields. In essence, the purpose of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia can be summed up in these four aims: to advance the cause of music in America, to foster the welfare and brother- hood of students of music, to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. ROW I H Golub H Heathcock J Beach R Morey, H. Sleehta, ler, A. DeMarsh, R. Verity. ROW III: A. Sopper, N. Shaffer, G. A Maiello B Sternberg I Wolf W Hack ROW II: T, Arnold, Chollet, J. Harris, P. Walsh, F. Fetta., M. Wise, S. Brown, T. Pardi. W Silver T Still J' Honsberger J Crowsley F. Stewart, E. Chand- 104- OFFICERS Hcnry Slcchla President Anthony Ivlaiclln Vice-President Ralph Morey Sccrctary Anthony Maicllo Treasurer r i ' ' swf' Our mother away from home Then we follow with Brahm's fifth. Benny and Benny, Goodman and Jack. 105 Nl U x I ,A X 'Nf79f 1 :EJ llmllfff x A7 N-4 s Y' . f 1 , , is Et V 'N ,J o ik., PI THETA PHI Pi Theta Phi, Ithaca's professional physical therapy fraternity, was founded on December 3, 1946, in order to form a more perfect bond of fellowship, to elevate the standards of the Physical Therapy profession, and to advance the science of Physical Therapy. In the fall, the fraternity sponsors an orientation pi-ogfam to help the new P.T. students to become acclimated and to meet the upperclassmen. This is followed by a Winter Carnival held in February. Pledging is set up on a professional basis and the pledges are required to do assignments which are beneficial to them in later years. It is becoming a tradition that Pi Theta Phi help the children at the Cerebral Palsy clinic and to sponsor annual Halloween and Christmas parties at the Recon- struction Home. Pi Theta Phi's largest and most important event of the year is the Institute Weekend, which takes place in the spring. It has been found that these weekends are extremely enlightening on the newest advancements in Physical medicine. The seminars are followed by a banquet and a dance. ROW I: W. Smith, G. Rodgers, C. Siegel, S. Draper, D. Honness, Wilcox, M. Luther, Y. Tidcrman, G. Parker, R. Zangrillo. RO B Donahue, E. Blodgett, T. Kocourek, N. Oransoff. ROW II: J. III: S. Schmidt, A. Thompson, J. May, G. Savender, R. Wetsell, Pagnillo, B. Flachbarth, P. Ghetti, P. Webster, K. Kukolich, M. Oglia, E. Bartholomew, D. Sexton, C. Zartman. 106 OFFICERS Duane Honness President Sue Draper Vice-President Carol Siegel Corresponding Secretary Ellen Blodgett Recording Secretary Barbara Donahue Treasurer Bwana Bwanaf' . :Y-. O.K .... I'l1 go Ho-Ho-Ho for you! !! Me Tarzan . . . Where Jane??? tl UHL, ' A, .vlwhiq ,:1.l : T se L5 . f7 ?S'?':gi'....?J 'i7 We told her to dress warmly? 107 9 fb f RHO MU THETA Rho Mu Theta is a local fraternity that combines professional and social ideals into a compact organization that serves the entire college and fosters a close rela- tionship among its brothers. Rho Mu Theta is the only professional math. and science fraternity in the nation that requires only the scholastic standard set down by the Inter-Fraternity Council as one of its criterion for membership. Of course personality and leadership qualities are important pre-requisites for brotherhood in Rho Mu Theta. Acquisition of knowledge in the field of math and science is the primary goal of this fraternity, but we believe that a well-rounded program of social activities and service to the school - not to mention the close relationships that are gained by brotherhood in Rho Mu Theta -- are important in the complete educational ex- perience that a student receives at college. 1 F' T' f 'A ' c'-Hifi? W ': ' ' R if ' i 5 ,ij ' Q' ,2 ' If it - - X :i.?Q,igk ',g f?7f1fq1 l'S+-.-1S.sFs..- -Nus- V , -v-,.- ,,,f- Am-aggihry '.q-.-,-,nf--3 r Y.,-1,-,ff 5.11. X f . . :E -xwr - -AU -. ,- L W 'H 2 F4-N '+ 'H ' A X,-'W i Y' ., . .i., ,..- - ar... , SEATED: R. Boyd, D. Klein, W. Hosenfeld, R. McGuckini, R. Bushnell, Malloy, D. Sea cord. ROW II: S. Rubin, R. Deutsch, L. Wright, R. Backlund, D. Friedman, P. Wentz, G, Mit chell, S. Burd. 108 OFFICERS Robert McGuckin President Richard Bushnell Vice-President Richard Malloy Secretary Walter I-Ioscnfcld Treasurer LF uri . ,- ' string him up ! Stop that, I'm not your parent. EL Come on Bob, we've got work to do. 109 'flllllll fig SIGMA ALPHA IOTA ln-mi 1 4 Sigma Alpha Iota is a National Professional Music Sorority for women Epsllon Il 95 Ri' Chapter is one of 129 college chapters thxouffhout the nation The many activities of Epsilon Chapter are geared toward fulfilling the soroiitys national purpose to uphold the highest ideals of musical education and to promote a stronger bond of musical understanding and interest throufrhout the world SAI requires of its members four prerequisites: musicianship, scholarship, character, and leadership Among Epsilon Chaptefs musical activities during the year are the Fall Recital, and the American Music Recital in the spring Thcre are lass formal recitals each month at the SAI House which are open to the public Our chapter also Joms with the other chapters to support SAI's national projects such as the Amcricfm Music Awards, designed to aid American composers of outstanding ability The Chapter's social functions include rush parties 1D the fall and spring, the Holly Hop at Christmas, and a spring picnic. f. ., T 5 l 'Z ROW I: P. Bently, A. Ober, J. Thornton, B. Wickham, D. Shafer, M. E. Savona, M. Jacobs S Streeter B Schwartzberg V Boyce D. Larson. ROW II: A. Richards, A. Resch, M. Buckley, J. Echols, Blazy, E. D'Andrea M. Yanover, S. Markowitz, M. Merrineld, M. Longo. ROW III: 110 OFFICERS Janet Thornton President Barbara Wickham Vice-President Amanda Ober Recording Secretary Jennifer Gicschcn Corresponding Secretary Donna Shafer Treasurer 1 34 Mk' ' J. -r .5 Soup's on !', '. K' fx. Hi Fellas l Pretty as a Picture 111 EAI OFFICERS John Noble President Paula Grossman Secretary Audrie Zerul Treasurer The Beta Chapter of TAP IS composed of upperclassmen, 1 --v ... ,Y - W, 9 ' . E I -'r X 4 ,yung-,., ., - . K -sw S wr f .T -- , . I' 9 , - ., 8 ff- ---- -niriaugm a-mv, 1:4 IIN fr , , 3 I .Y . wgzw -nv- A.. I 96 -M . 5 .ae . ., 1 as X ' .7' I my- wi- 'V , ' ' ..5,1, :.- L -, . . A -- I. 3,511 ' 'ggffh 1 ' 4 fe-9. Y rl D-.1111 'I' 5 ' v ' ' frail-5 ' . 'sk .'.1 1170 , ., f .4 H, M ,nf H-A -1gJ..,, ' 1 V N V V U-,-3145, , 9 rg , 5 J l ' 0 I um - 5. ' 14, 'aging :A-Il f -, ,' STUDENT CCUNCIL SEATED: M. Weisenthal, R. Brown, B. Bulan, R. McGuckin, S. Draper, P. Jacoby, R. Boyd. STANDING: E. Colman, M. Chycota, J. Gardner, J. Mikelbank, C. Holtz, J. Caracciolo, G. Chollet, D. Malloy, B. Flachbarth. OFFICERS The Student Council serves as the executive and legislative l Rcbeft MCGHCMH of the student body of Ithaca College. It works to uphold the Wilfggliigiker darcls and customs of the college, and by constant contact with Viceupresident administration and faculty, acts as a clearing house for problems Barbara Bulen fecting the student body. Council Members not photographed C01'fCSP0HdiH8 SCCYCYHYY clude: R. Reinhart, Seclwin, V. Burly, P. Deutsch, M. Mills, Amanda Obef Burd, R. Coughiin, J. Jams. Recording Secretary Paul Jacoby Treasurer 114- INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL SEATED: G. Chollet, M. James, R. Hamlin, J. Amisano, D. Seacord. STANDING: D. Gowen, K. Ryan, H. Adelson, C. Meshel, S. Draper. Each fraternal organization is represented in IFC and serves as the governing body for the fraternal organizations of Ithaca College. Its purpose is to foster a feeling of friendship and mutual under- standing among thcse organizations and, in cooperation with the college administration to control and regulate those matters in fra- ternity life, which are ol' common interest to the members, organi- zations and the college. IFC representatives strive to fulfill the pur- pose and objectives of the Inter-Fraternity Council and encourage the idea of unity. The prime objective is to promote close affiliation among the fraternal organizations. 115 OFFICERS Raymond Hamlin President Michael James Vice-President Karen Ryan Secretary Donald Seacord Treasurer ROW I: M. Pritchard, S. Collings, E. Colman, C. Benton, H. Kern, Markowitz, B. King, M. Kneale, S. Stay, S. Jones. ROW III: E Dean Hood, M. Rockey, D. Cowen, D. Shafer, S. Draper. ROW II: Spector, S. Abrams, C. Barta, S. Chicarelli, L. Colman, J. Usalatz, D. Senefelder, E. Alheit, F. Marquiss, B. Hughes, J. McKeon, S. S. Brazier, B. Halsey, B. Wagner, M. Betz, D. Hemerly, J. Gross WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT Women's Student Government stands ready to aid the various House Committees in interpreting the various regulations which apply to the Ithaca College Co-eds. Womcnis Student Govemment holds as its purpose the establishment of a closer relationship be- tween the administration and the women students. Duties which continue through the year are advising the frosh women, aiding the head residents and house committees and revising the BLUE AND GOLD. WVSG members are elected annually in the spring, by popular vote, their hardest job is trying to remain that way through- out their term of office! OFFICERS Harriet Kern President Carol Ross Vice-President Carol Benton Secretary Maureen LeGere Treasurer 116 , , .T '1 '-f'r' Tsar,-u. 1rr,pg:.:,t1.r..-..--J-ark-' 1 .. ' ,aan-rsf-Q -ff Q -H e ' I fiff' ,r.1i I V in A 'V .lf-..,i ,Q ,4Pl'ia'f'4' -- 4 ig' W 4' fi.-,-,,'jfv'1 q...Q -. ' i.,..- ----- ,:? '5tv1s7F5! uqvczamc W5 9: ROW I: L. DiNapoli, D. Stamkey, R. Herzog, R. Brown, V. Mandarino, N. Cousins. ROW II: T. Smith, N. Williams, D. Shapiro, C. Holtz, P. Gallagher, D. Oglia, K. Gaghan. Men's Student Government is the Men's governing body. M,S.G. r rules concerning I'11CI'liS activities on campus and works with Councils helping them in their functions. Its main objectwe S to let the men form their own rules and regulations and to enforce and to run the House themselves without administration ice. STUDENT Iudically M.S.G. is the intermediate judicial body between House and Student Court. Any decision made by M.S.G. may be to Student Court, OFFICERS Ronald Brown President Norman Williams Vice-President Richard Herzog Secretary-Treasurer David Gass Student Council Representative 117 ,wp--, STUDENT COURT SEATED: D. Rifenburg, M. Green, N. Olsen, H. Huth. STANDING: R. Palmieri, R. Back- lund, J. Holzer. The Student Court is the highest Student Judicial group on cam- pus. The Student Court has original and appellate jurisdiction. It is composed of two students from each of the three upper classes and the Chief Justice. 118 Harvey Huth Chief Justice Joel Holzer Assistant Justic OFFICERS Carol Collin President Barbara Janowsky Vice-President Cathy Dunfec Treasurer WIVES CLUB SEATED: E. Bowers, E. Cornick, A. Speziali, E. Slattery, P. Rapp, M. Freischlag. STAND- ING: C. Collin, B. Janowsky, A. Bonomolo, M. Brander, M. Bacorn, C. Michael, R. Johnson. The Ithaca College Student Wives' Club was formed in 1958, in order that wives of Ithaca College students could get together for both educational and social functions. The basis of the organiza- tion's efforts lies in the belief that participation on the part of the student wives in a scholastic atmosphere can prove to be produc- tive for both the family and the school. 119 EPSILON NU GAMMA ROW I: H. Kelsey, T. Vincent, M. Rekito, R. Checke, J. Schiller, N. Williams, L. Backlund, M. Ollins, R. Lorenz, C. Jamieson, M A. Baiser, D. Brister, D. Stankey, W. Katz, J. Yathan. ROW II. L. White. ROW III.' S. Russell, D. Landmcsser, D. Rosen, V. Rankow, Neal, S. Kolwaitc, G. Ferguson, P. Mikoda, R, Backlund, I. Wood, S. Buckbee, D. Redinger, S. Hirsch, E. Jacobson, J. Coates. Since the installation of literary activities last year, the member- ship of Ithaca Gollegeas literary society, Epsilon Nu Gamma, has swelled to a total of ninety student members. The monthly meetings are conducted on the basis of an informal lecture-discussion hour, led by a member of the faculty having a particular interest in the topic under analysis. Amidst our season's discussions, ranging from the writings of J. D. Salinger and John Updyke to the philosophical contempla- tions of J. P. Sartre and Albert Camus, E.N.G. was glad to spon- sor the film OEDIPUS REX. Membership in E.N.G. is open to all students in any department who wish to indulge in stimulating discussions on literature not covered under the regular school curriculum. 120 OFFICERS Justin Schiller President Dianne Rosen Vice-President Roger Checke Coord. Chairman Dr. A. Baizer Advisor Sigma Alpha Eta is a national professional society for prospective speech and hearing therapists. Its chief purpose is to provide a medium for enriched professional and social experiences through co-curricular activities. Through its meetings and special projects, SAI-I provides many benefits for its members. Films, lectures and demonstrations give the speech major supplementary background on topics pertinent to speech and hearing therapy. A year-round project of the society is keeping the college speech clinic pleasant and attrac- tive. Officers for the 1963-4 year are: Anne Carey, President, Linda Friedman, Vice President, Ethlyn Alheit, Gorr. Secretary, Melanie Gray, Rec. Secretary, and Rose Ellen McGuire, Treasurer. SIGMA ALPHA ETA SEATED: R. E. McGuire, D. Carroll, A. Carey, E. Alheit, M. Gray. STANDING: D. Goweng M. Cornish, J. Kaplan, A. Frank, E. Singer, P. Leibovich. 121 SEATED H Kern M Campfield D Dales P Premo STANDING L Brown M LeGere, gives recognition to students, who have made outstanding attaining outstanding scholas- membership is small, its main work. OFFICERS Don Dales President Harriet Kern Vice-President Maureen Le Gere Secretary Pat Prerno Treasurer , -.Z.! M ZETA SIGMA NU OW I: E. Spector, D. Levy, R. Hamlin, M. Garey, P. Premo, M. Wiedinmyer, F. Fetta, B. Deutsch, D. Brister. ROW III: L. Rodri neale, P. Wentz, J. Beyer, K. Neary. ROW II: W. Katz, J. Harris, guez, F. Manteuffel, G. Parker, P. Ghetti, E. Low, J. Montague, A . Backlund, D. Shapiro, R. I-Icpncr, I. Wood, M. Yanover, R. Resch, D. Senefelder, N. Boesler, C. Blazej, B. Wickham, C. Peters OFFICERS Pat Premo President Lenore Bouclreau Vice-President Margaret Kneale Secretary Ray Hamlin Treasurer Zeta Sigma Nu, formerly known as Adelphi, is the Freshman Honor Society which seeks to stimulate high scholastic interest, activity, and attainment by all students, and to give recognition to those students who have attained the required scholastic index for membership during their first year at Ithaca College. 123 INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS Steve Spyropoulos President Arnie Mark Vice-President Mary Levey Secretary John Caracciolo Treasurer 6 Elfaiii F4 44 l t- ROW I: M. Levey, P. Tosi, E. Spyropoulos, M. Hassan, A. Mark, Nyagiro. ROW III: J. Coates, D. Fanta, J. Oseroff, L. Frisbie, B. Leopold. ROW II: S. Shululu, Q. Malianga, S. Levine, L. Back- Peters, L. Landay, R. Kadio. lund, A. Uzamba, L. Handelsman, M. M. Msuku, I. S..Rubama, J. B. The guiding principle of the International Club is a complete education. Its goals, however, also contain a social aspect. Educationally, the club brings the members together for lectures, discussions and intercollegiate conferences on events of international significance. Socially, the club seeks to promote understanding and friendship between students from different countries attending Ithaca College. 124- OFFICERS Ken Minges President Eileen Spector Vice-President Barbara Rosen Secretary Judy Oliver Treasurer E. deAguero Advisor MGDERN LANGUAGE CLUB ROW I: J. Oliver, B. Rosen, E. deAquero, T. Minges, E. Spector. ROW II: J. Oseroff, T. Hand, A. Uzomba, P. Tosi, A. Mark, L. Backlund, J. Evans. In its second full year of activity, the Modern Language Club was organized to promote greater understanding of the cultures of France, Germany, Spain, Latin America and Russia. The club is open to all students at I.G. who wish to increase their understanding of modern languages. Regular meetings are held at which the different language de- partments plan special programs of interest concerning their respec- tive languages. 125 VARSITY CLUB ROW I: T. Cole, L. Faxon, J. Biddy, S. Habecker, T. Lockwood, R. Cardi, H. Kahl, B. Wehinger, J. Schum, T. Dinse, C. Lytle, G Meyer, M. Christianson, D. Fazio, K. Jamieson. ROW II: D. Linda- Valesente, B. Mueller, W. Campbell, L. Pettilonc, S. Pricker, J mer, W. Mottola, T. Cerullo, R. Wright, T. DePatto, B. Schutz, B. Armato, L. Ricks. Porter, P. Reilly, L. Ehrets, L. Muhlick, T. Licardi. ROW III: A. OFFICERS Thomas Lockwood President Richard Meyer Vice-President Tyrus Olvert Secretary Paul Bieron Treasurer The Varsity Club, composed of Varsity letter winners who ha exhibited a desire to be active members of an organization furthe ing good sportsmanship, was organized to give recognition to tho participating in Varsity Athletics and to motivate future particip tion. The objectives of the club are as follows: to foster better inte collegiate relationshipsg to aid the college in presenting athle contestsg to arouse school spiritg and to act as representatives the Varsity letter winners in school policies. 126 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OW I: L. Bock, S. Race, M. Betz, N. Olsen, S. Kelly, M. Kelsey, Andrews. ROW III: N. Schroeher, L. Emery, M. Spiejak, B. Swick, . Biviano, C. Blazina, P. Logos, P. Peters. ROW II: B. Wagner, I. Meyer, B. Patte, C. Nanna, K. Nutt, S. O'Neill, C. Eikelboom, C . Adelson, E. Peck, R. Richmond, M. Irish, M. Moore, S. Lynch, Hood, C. Spier. . Pasquarella, P. Noon, In Bleess, A. Sebring, G. Farfalla, D. WAA was organized for the benefit of all the women of Ithaca and offers an opportunity for participation together in , , , , OFFICERS sports act1v1t1.es. The mam purposes of WAA are: to encour- Susan Kelly inter-departmental friendship and understandingg to provide all President students of Ithaca College with the opportunity to partici- NP-UICY QISCH in recreational sports, to promote good sportsmanship g and to V1Ce'PreS1Gl mt S . . Carol Blazina and conduct the sports program in accordance W1th the Secretary for Girls' and Women's Sports. To meet these purposes, Mary Am, Betz AA offers various intramural activities throughout the year. Treasurer 127 NEWMAN CLUB OFFICERS Anthony Busch President Sam Curko Vice-President Valerie Boyce Recording Secretary Carol Ross Corresponding Secretary Frank Fetta Treasurer The Newman Club is a national Catholic organization, estab- lished in secular colleges throughout the country. Its goals are to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a well-balanced program of religious, intellectual and social activities, to bring Catholic students into a common union, and to assist the college and its students whenever necessary. The Newman Club benehts at Ithaca College are many. Services and confessions are held on our campus weekly. An envelope system is used by the club to help raise money for a new Chapel and other needed expenses. Members are invited to participate in state-wide conventions, to meet and exchange views with other Newman Club members. ROW I: B. Mottola, J. Martin, T. Vincent, T. Busch, Fr. Murphy F. Fetta, M. McNamara, J. Clouse. ROW II: L. Kendall, A. Mc- Karas, T. Patrick, D. Carroll, B. Patte, P. Noon, J. Malling, Closkey, N. Schrocher, S. Lentini, P. Walsh, P. Reilly, R. Carmody, Donohue, M. Jacobs, L. Entler, B. Wickham, M. Toughey. C. Barton, T. Cerullo, F. Fusaro, B. Rosen, M. E. Savona, I. Bur- , rough, R. Mercadente. ROW III: C. Spier, M. MacDonnell, HILLEL CLUB OFFICERS Joel Holzer President Paula Grossman Vice-President Cynthia Levine Secretary Norman Williams Treasurer SEATED: C. Kitay, P. Grossman, J. Holzer, C. Levine, N. Williams, D. Levy. STANDING: S. Wurtzel, B. Rosenblood, S. Markowitz, D. Shapiro, M. Yanover, J. Stowe, R. Zuckerman. Binai B'rith Hillel Foundation has developed as an integral part of Jewish student life. Hillel provides the opportunity for students to gather for fellowship and study of our common heritage and indi- vidual goals. Through planned programs, informal discussions and browsing in the Hillel Library, general knowledge is given addi- tional practical and personal significance in a Judaic frame of ref- erence. In addition, opportunities are furnished for attendance of reli- gious services and observance of all holidays. 5 129 UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLCWSHIP OFFICERS Lura Brown Chairman Paul Somers Vice-Chairman Elaine Peck Secretary Miss Schmieder SEATED: F. Manteuffel, Dr. H. Moody, E. Peck. STANDING: Rev, Clarkson, Dean Morgan, Dean Clarke. The United Christian Fellowship was created in 1961 to provide the students, faculty, and administration of Ithaca College with the opportunity to actively participate in and study the Christian faith. All students are welcome. 130 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE SEATED: G. Chollet, B. Wickham, J. Harris. STANDING: C. Blazej, S. Markowitz, S. Streeter, P. Bentley. M.E.N.C. is a professional music organization open to all students nrolled in the Department of Music. A local student division, under he guidance of a faculty advisor, provides the opportunity for any tudent studying for a degree in Music Education to avail himself f the advantages of this group. This organization provides oppor- nity for the music student to develop a practical, realistic concept f the music education profession. 131 OFFICERS Frank Hoffmeister President Harvey Huth Vice-President Barbara Wickham Secretary Gary Chollet Treasurer OFFICERS Carolyn Gilbert President Carl Taraschi Vice-President Barbara Bylebyl Secretary-Treasurer Ronald Greenwood Manager :sf 43 ln. 4- ' SEATED: C. Gilbert, W. Baker, C. Taraschi, B. Bylebyl. STANDING: M. DelFave, B. Burgess, P. Ryan, M. Brodey, B. Rosenblood. The purpose of the Ithaca College Forensic Association is enable students to gain experience in all forensic activities. Fore includes all phases of speech work from public speaking to cussions, including work in radio and television media, legisl assemblies, and the traditional debate situations. Our basic area of activity is, of course, the intercollegiate df program which is open to any student who wishes to prepare tournament debating on the national topic. The number of i' collegiate tournaments attended is determined by the number active debaters interested. Our year is highlighted by our own i collegiate tournament which is attended by colleges and univer throughout New York State and the East, and is usually held di the iirst or second week in February. 132 MAJGRS CLUB As a professional organization, the Majors Club is open to all students enrolled in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. The purposes of the organization are as follows: To awaken a wide and intelligent interest in health, physical educa- tion ancl recreationg to provide such means of promotion as will secure adequate programs in these fields throughout the state and nation, and to advance the standards of teaching and leadership. OFFICERS Sandra Race President Robert Rapp Vice-President Judy Aronowitz Secretary Sam Morabito Treasurer Mr. DeLuca Advisor W I: S. Habeckcr, S. Morabito, S. Race, E. DeLuca, D. Brown. B. Patte, S. Michael, K. Lewenicht. ROW III: R. Nolan, J. Oliver, W II: J. Jaros, B. Zembck, M. Moore, B. Mottola, D. Southern, C. Sweet, D. Andrews, P. Fisher, V. Snyder, D. Sawyer. 133 as E5 5 SEATED: P. Haughwout, R. Palmieri, M. Gray, F. Racioppo, B. A. Rosen, M. Burke, L. Davis. STANDING: J. Gardner, N. MacDonald, R. Lesko, E. Pisaneschi, G. Ruberti. ,,,--f -xi -v. L1 Cayugan-K-I-Y-O-U-G-A-N-Cayuganf' CAYUGAN Cayu-gan 1964 is not a product of one person or of a single staff. It is, however, their product as far as work and time are con- cerned. But, by the same token, it is the product of the administra- tion, the faculty, and the student body through their cooperation and interest. The labors, the cooperation, and the interest pro- duced a finished product. This product we know will satisfy all beyond their services rendered. EDITORS Editor Frank Racioppo Asst. Editor Barbara Ann Rosen Bus. Mgr. Ron Lesko Advertising Mgr. Mike Burke Sports Editor Ed Sliwinski 134- A staff and a half! We'l1 have - 2 large pies, a, case of beer . . . H-m-m-m-m Why sit down when you can re1ax?,' COMPETENT! RELIABLE! blurred. 69+ ev' ITHAGAN The main source for campus news, sports, and humor is the Ithacan, a weekly newspaper run by and for the students of Ithaca College. Under the leadership of Roger Gee, the paper is experi- encing a year of experimentation and self evaluation. In the fall members of the stall attended the Associated Collegiate Press convention in New York City to gain a clear understanding of the purpose of a college newspaper. As a consequence, greater stress was put on the importance of clubs and student organizations submitting publicity information to the Itlzacan. Some reorganization of the staff included naming an office manag- er to start a morg'ue file and naming a correspondence manager to build an extensive circulation program with newspapers of other colleges. Exploration of new printing methods was conducted to find a better, less expensive means of presenting student news and pro- viding a greater range of positions for students with talents other than the ability to write. STAFF Roger Gee Editor-in-Chief Dick Malloy Managing Editor Phil Sandler Business Manager Mr. John Gill Faculty Advisor SEATED: R. Cheney, D. Malloy, R. Gee, D. Lathrop, J. Lathan. STANDING: S. Bilton, S. Javetz, L. Handelsrnan, T. Vincent, F. Manteuffel, K. 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Q I L,,,,,5, Li, 3 '51 Q, 1' X an ' QW- A fl' I' ' 6' Jr , Q R '?.Q f,,,i , M?1-be MT- ,, '... tl '4' IMA, W 1 A:Mr'9 ' A 1 xY:,af+ 1' ' 1 l - 4 -' J ' fff' VX f i g fi f- 'Q x i-W-fgg- if 5 i - -. . ......,.l,..... ..- , ..m4..x A Ll' Q 'Wf .xix Y-xx 1 1 LR ' iff I. A PORT sy! ff 'iii M '-. sg-.Q -N? Wvj' Q 2 QL if Jr -- , , 'il . G1 ROW I: Co-Captain T. Terranova, R. Pugh, G. Monje, R. Lembo, Kuczma, T. DePatto, M. Castignola, G. Strickland, E. Farquar P R. Rockwell, D. Fazio, T. Vogt, P. Kelly, T. Olvert. ROW II: Ryan, P. Bieron, D. Donlick, B. Theobald, Coach E. Pesaresa Coach J. Freeman, L. Carr, W. Davis, J. Baker, R. Freize, P. VARSITY BASEBALL Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca SCORES from SOUTHERN TRIP Michigan State Pembroke East Carolina East Carolina Newport News Newport News Ithaca College completed the 1963 baseball season with a 17 and 3 won-lost record. There were many factors which contrib- uted to this fine season. Dick Rockwell and Don Fazio led the Bombers at the plate with .468 and .458 batting averages respeotively. Fazio, who had the second highest batting average on the team, led the squad in the home run department with four. The team batting an amazing .333, is an indication of the teamls power at the plate. This was a team not only blessed with hitting, but it also possessed a very strong defense. Roger Freize led them in pitch- ing with a 5 and 1 won-lost record. One of the highlights of the season for Ithaca College was George Strickland's no-hit-no- run-no-error ball game in which Ithaca was only able to score one run. Strickland, who was used primarily for relief, compiled a .53 earned run average. Many feel that I-thaca was slighted when they lost a bid to the section 2 playoffs to Penn State. However, the ball club was not slighted when it came to selecting the E.C.A.C. All-Star Team. Don Fazio, the teamis outstanding third baseman was selected to the first team. Battery mates, Rockwell and F reize, were selected to the second team. Tom Vogt received an honor- able mention at second base. These are only a few of the rea- sons why Ithaca once again ranked high in the collegiafte base- ball world. 151 Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca REGULAR SEASON SCORES 4 9 8 0 9 26 5 9 0 1 25 18 St. Jol'm's Army Seton Hall Coast Guard Holy Cross C.W. Post Seton Hall F arleigh Dickinson Hartwick Canisius Canisius LeMoyne .ltd U? ll ROW I J Albcr J Martm D Lando B Gordon V Leon D D Johnson, D. Connors, G. Valesente, R. Prickett, T McHugh T Halrc L DIPTFISI R Wu-dxnmycr L Gmbson ROW II Coach C Carmomca, R. Sacucci, D. Roessner, W. Personius. ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA ITHACA SCORES LOST 1 If TIED 1 ARMY CORNELL HOBART CORTLAND SYRACUSE CORNELL BROCKPORT CORTLAND COLGATE BROCKPORT CORNELL H. Broadwell, R. Keens, J. Harrison, P. Sandler, D. Hallen, J. Stalker, W. McCarthy, C. O'Hara. FT I , I .5 .sy io- -fl I ' ls GOLF The spring golf season had many highlights which do not sh on the score card. Their come from behind viotory over a str Cortland Team, climaxed a team effort against an arch rival. the majority of players this was their first year of competitive g With their return next year, it is hoped a winning season can posted again. The team is coached by Mr. Broadwell, who volunteered his time and experience fto improve the player's gan The home matches are played at the Newman Course, n Stewart Part, and a gallery is always welcomed. SCORES WON 4 it LOST 4 ITHACA 6M UTICA 20W ITHACA 14 CORTLAND 13 ITHACA 2 W ALFRED 6M ITHACA 6 HARPUR 3 ITHACA 3M I-IOBART 5M ITHACA 7 LE MOYNE 2 ITHACA 7 OSWEGO 2 ITHACA 2 RIT 7 154 Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca. Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca ROW I: V. Payne, J. Edwards, L. Schwartz, L. Tyler, W. Campbell, R. Colburn, J. Leiman J. Beijer, E. Synder. ROW II: B. Orsino, J. Wiccll, P. Gallagher, R. Cassclla, C. Patcmzm R. Kimball, J. Matejka, T. Paracka, D. Hczzard, B. Schiller, A. Tabachneck, Coach DeLuca. FRESHMAN TRACK 156 ROW I K Jamison J Schum R Kmgdon S ODea D P Moore, L. Greene, T. Terray, G. Gregorka, P. Jacoby, W. Lyke, Downer N Broolc I Muhlich T Cole G Lutlcr J Armato S Hood, S. Habecker, B. Chadwick, G. D'Hont, C. Lytle, D. ROW II T L1C21I'Cll H Bjerl e J Biddy W Ruby T Gilliam Anderson, Coach I. Yavits. TRACK Although the Ithaca College track team was unable to compile a winning season it produced several out- standing performers. During the 1963 season there were some track and meet records broken. Joe Biddy ran the half mile in 1:57.7 to break an Ithaca ,College record of 2301.8 that was in the record books since 1951. Co-capt. Buddy Brooke put his name in the Ithaca College track team. He gained a first place for Ithaca every time he entered the 100 yard dash and was defeated only once in the 220 yard affair. High- jumper Gary Gregorka and shotputter Leroy 'Green were also quite consistent in their events. One fact that cannot go without mentioning is the 'etirement of head coach Isadore Doe Yavits. For nany years he served as a very capable leader. 1963 Varsity Track Results Won 3 Lost 5 Ithaca 99 Hartwick 41 Ithaca 108 Harpur 23 Ithaca 62 Rochester U. 641- Ithaca 74 U. of Buffalo 75 Buffalo State 24 Ithaca 64- Alfred 75 Ithaca 7th in state meet at Rochester 15 Schools Ithaca 57 Cortland 1 16 Oswego 1 Ithaca 86 Roberts Wesleyan 51 Ithaca 67M Brockport 872 CROSS COUNTRY , :sf Ithaca 56 121 16 25 25 36 18 x. ' -1 --n SEASON RECORD Won 5 Lost 2 Opponent Roberts Wesleyan 31 Buffalo State 4-3 LeMoyne Invitational 4th among 14 teanis Oswego 43 Hartwick 31 Cortland 32 Colgate 21 St. John's Freshmen 38 Canisius Invitational 12th among 20 teams Harpur 37 Coach D. Read, L. Ehrets, C. Lytle, T. Holmes, T. Dinse, J. Biddy. ROW I: D. Hallen, V. Leon, S. O'Dea., D. Friedman, G. Vale sente, A. Palmar, D. Fazio, L. Di Parisi, T. Sabetelle B. Gordon L Detmcr D Amandola Asst Coach Erickson ROW III Coach Wood M Pronti J Nindl D Payne J Edwards D Lynch W C. Colgen. ROW II: W. Snopeck, S. Habecl-zer, R. D'Ambrosi Lyke P Lieblien L Heinemann M Christensen J Freitas, I' J. Beijer, F. Triolo, R. Meyer, J. VARSITY SOCCER Hampered by hard luck and strong opposition, the Ithaca College Booters managed to end the season with a commendable record of Five wins and six defeats. The con sistent scoring of Greg Lutter and Don Fazio kept the bombers on top. Although the team will lose many veterans through graduation, Coach Carlton Wood is hope full of improving by next season. For their outstanding play this season Greg,Lutter and goalle Dave Halen were elected co-captains for next year SEASON RECORD 5 Lost 6 OPPONENT Brockport R I T Hobart Hartwick Clarkson St Bonaventu U of Rochest Cortland Oswego LeMoyne Roberts Wesle Won IT HACA 160 Schum, J. Cocess, B. Jaworski, Gilliam, G. Lutter, D. Shea, P. Morris, S. Hood. 1 4 6 0 . . . 2 3 1 3 ' 2 1 7 0 . 1 2 . a l 4 2 1 ' 3 l O 3 ., -A I vv ' , , xwA- . .,J ,JA g ,. ,. .I - L ,,A ' 52 :.:' H X , ,w 1 . , .lr-4., I1 4. l,.,.,,1,1y:,.Y:. -E H ppl! - ww.. .. :vf . 1 f 1, Q, -is ,QL L ' .H-',.,. +.1 ' ,-.1 - ' 15' XHN' V . - U. ul- , I . . ' ,,. ,- ' ' ffm. ' x-- 1 - -.. y .- ' 4 ' 'HV' - LP- - -N by 4' -.. . , -, ' .y N.F .A,, ,-may , . -4, x Eu,-'7- .' ' mf 4'f'pV 'WI' .' , ' ' .---'w-P mv: '- '1:'v..11 M .'.. -4' : vin? A - s: ,K I V ' 43. - 1' V-4 ...nfl Q-,W Y . xl. -5 .,q 5, .Sfhfq . -.'.1nL'.. L E fs ,,.,. - 'xr 4 H 1-S 1, Q 'gf-,I-ii':Q A-R , 4l 4'e', Y.F.!nw.::...f- I. ,Y 'W ffr- wf, .ag- 'Fm ' .W ' l sow 'i ....-- - . I ,Q .2 . J i '-.'- , qv ' .. J 7 4- - ,'. ,,, .I V,i J .. V .,... 54 -P-. .. .. vr--1....,,,. -.... . ..x,.,,..-. J .. , 1 , . 5 i . , , f- - . , , 1 3--..,... -. . .Q f ' V ' ,.. . g -1 'if'1r,i'-L-. - 2 . . Tiff- -'l '. T' 77. .. , .' . fiF'...'-.CJ -ll, ' '-V ., ' , F-4-Q -, .E ., -,,. , ,. lv' .xiii ij - ff: 'jf . .. ' ' lm for i A FRESHMAN SCQRESg J I.C. 0 5 Cornell J I.C. 2 3 Brockport I.C. 1 3 Rochester I.C. 3 4 Hobart I.C. 7 0 St. Bonaventure I.C. O 2 Auburn Community College ROW 1: s. Michelson, G. Fox, R. Tciooc, J. Duberstein, B. Joplin, J. Ferucci, R. -Nar- I-C. 0 3 Corflwfl diello, R. Miller. Row 11.- Coach Moore, J. Hicks, J. Hutchinson, M. Yomcgm, M. LC- 2 3 OSWCSO Brandt, R. Gemma, K. Adams, L. Greene, J. Sobel, A. Vanl-Iornf, D. Pavlock, J. Briga- LC- 1 0 Cornell l dier, H. See. ROW III: Coach Hornirig, J. Stetzel, L. Buckley, J. Terista, M. Hipsky, LC' 5 2 Cornmg Commumty J. Kingdom, G. Sexton, R. Siberson, A. Gantart, G. Foote, S. Saks, S. Dichek, M. Stein, College G. Dalton. . ' -....... I 162 ROW I: P. Reilly, D. Travis, T. Lockwood, R. Mueller, D. Van- Valkenburg, B. Iuliano, S. Cui-ko, J. Corniek, D. DellaVella, R Donlick, L. Muhlich, R. Hayes, L. Turel. ROW II: B. Blokker, M. Saraehek, B. Miller, L. Lanzillo, E. Michael, J. Cerullo, J Tuthill, B. Reynolds, B. Mottola, B. Wehinger, T. Cardi, J. Ar- VARSITY FOOTBALL mato. ROW III: B. Arsino, S. Pickert, J. Simon, P. Davidson, H. Engel, N. Verra, L. Tyler, B. Schiller, C. Moot, G. Angley, L. Gibson, B. Glazier, R. Hasard. ROW IV.' M. West, B. Porter, W. Somerville, A. Estey, R. Lyon, A. Plummer, R. Cassella, R. Herzog, F. Puane, L. Tozzi, C. Scarpula, J. Celito, E. DeLuca. The Ithaca College Bombers, under the direction of Richard Lyon, came through with one of the best showings by any I.C. football team in the college's liistoiy. After an opening game loss to highly rated Temple, Ithaca rolled over Kings, Brockport, Cortland, Montclair and C.W. Post. Gene Monje was the leading point producer, tallying 66 points via 11 touchdowns. Other high scoring Ithaeans were Len Muhlick, Bob Glazier and Sam Curko. The team totaled 208 points to their oppon- ent's 76, and virtually outclassed all adversaries. Post-season awards included Sam Curko's nomination to the First team on Williamis Small College All-American. Gene Monje also re- ceived honorable mention for the same squad. SCORES WON - 6 LOST - 2 ITHACA OPPONENT 21 Temple 30 15 Kings O 42 Brockport 6 22 Cortland 7 22 Montclair 0 35 C. W. Post 6 14 Bridgeport 15 3 7 So. Conn. 12 . -S ,gl xx Nw pr. vi ff ,1 , Mx 2 3 W, ,- -ggi 'if' -if ., o.,jn.,,-if ,a -.JT ' im -F' 'f J 9 R. ,XS -. -'SA 1 - Mies. ' ' ..'42.,'. A ,A 2 X, 5 N,-'Rf 1 lf,4' ' :rn-' ::.,.:1. .f -44 , . , . - ' '- -- A ' .' -' S . N .. -,,,.,i X , . , .fs -. ' vu. Lk i lx 5 , .v p-.41 ., ., ' X3 .K ' 5521.4-5, M2-ae' ' 1413 .,. , ws sc, '5-Lg1g4.,g- st - A ..'2'.': - I Hgggi .4 ,,, ,462 Q. . 1, f' Q , ,V f- ,. . ,-. . .v-fan... - . ...Y ...Q - wld, ' gf' -I , ig E? NE. U .V v ,Mf- ,. H- '1 fx 9111 ,A,.,-f ' acfigs ' Af .Af x D . 2' ' , ' X1 . ' QQ. ' : 1'ST'F!1a 'W . .V .. 'r ff, .. , I - ,,,, , 4 ,,,K., -4, 5.-' ,, -. 1 K. , ,,, K W.-. .,,s.W,! . U jr--Q Y 7.4-x Jay., 7- usda i - .' '. Q.- - . V -. - : f,.- K MA , A 1, ,. V, ,Y f-- .-. A.- 1. do-- X -slip.. -N-F4 , gag., 1- 1. ROW I: J. Neyenhouse, D. Barton, K. Messmer, B. Burnham, T Clair, T. Manfrcdi, E. Hall, S. Fouss, J. Churchill, L. LeFebre ROW II: P. Hines, F. Slattery, F. Fazio, A. Elwell, P. Evans, G Gradischer, T. Cole, S. Forman, M. Monroe, J. Snead, R. Congdon ROW III: R. Riggs, J. Sears, G. Coon, R. Schultz, J. McConegly, W. Urbanski, T. Currie, P. Brennan, G. Jackson, J. Larkin. ROW IV: W. Taylor, E. Novak, R. Favaro, A. Jugliano, L. Taylor, H. Pcirano, N. DeRosa, J. SanMarco, D. Iezzi, L. Vaughn, E. Winslow. ROW V: H. Todd, F. Kotmell, J. Blanchard, R. Cor- coran, Coach M. Green, D. Brown. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES WON-1 LOST-3 TIED-1 ITHACA OPPONEN 8 Cortland 2 0 Manlius 2 13 Alfred 1 , 7 Brockport l 0 U. of Buffalo WOMEN S, GYMNASTICS ROW I: Cn-vapt, J. iAI'OI10XX'itZ, Coach L. Schuler. ROW II: P. Mitchell, J. May. ROW III: Cin-Capt. B. Brown, B. Lardierc, F. Monahan, B. Kahrs, M. Capalongo. F RESHMAN GYMNASTICS ROW I: R. Miller, J. Sears. ROW 'II: T. Hicks, T Gillaim, J. Brigadier. ROW III: B. Denoncourt, J Rayrnondjack. 167 1 ,. rt i 1 I I V I .4.:.! ' ROW I: J. Beijer, G. Lutter, M. Norcross, Co-Capt, E. Mielcarski, Co-Capt. E. Sliwinski, P. Stoyell, A. Plummer, W. Snopek. ROW II: Mgr. J. Raymondjaek, R. Jackson, G. Grau, Coach R. Denoncourt, P. Jacoby, S. Hood, J. Hall. The Ithaca College Gymnastics team engaged in a very ambi- tious schedule this past season. At least eight exhibitions were slated as well as home and away gymnastic meets with various colleges. For the most part, the exhibitions have been given at public schools in Ithaca and the surrounding area, which has done much to create good relations for the college. Co-captain Ed Sliwinski, competing in all six Olympic events, sparked the team on to a successful season. Coached by the well experienced Bob Denoncourt, the Ithaca College 1963-1964 Gym- nastic Team enjoyed an interesting and resourceful year. Several of Ithaca College's outstanding seniors competed in the Eastern Regional Gymnastics Tournament at Penn State during the first week of March. 168 GYMNASTICS SCORES Won L1 Lost 41- ITHACA OPPON 35 M Cortland 58 U.S. Merchant Marine 123 Cortland 120 Slippery Rock 99 So. Conn. 104 U. of Mass. 130 Westchester 143 143 Queens 133 I jwrfi2f'f'l E 1 4 'M 2 :,ff1-Y-.lQ.'V 'A 57'21'Vw .' , . ,mn - 5325523-X A ' ' ' K Yxim ff 'gzmi-:HI ' ',vL?',.U- A 13 E J.1,J'f1 Q' -Q.,-M' '4 3. n, U '- v K 7 -'f, . , ., K 'B' . f+,, H R , , J r X' P ' , 3-Pima I W ,ff ' ,I N! W f,Q 2 ,Zi gg, ,J ..'.5.Q4 Rh, 1 i A gig V 5 8, A'- 1 J A.. 1 J-Uijailg' V:?,E,:l3,A, -. V 4 'gr , ' 1 '74 Q , .L X ' fi , W 'D 94 ROW I: L. Ricks, J. Puleo, J. Sacchi, P. Witman, T. Cardi, O. Iacovelli, E. Michaels, B. luliano. ROW II: L. Laazillo, H. Broadwell, J. Jandrcau, F. Maccra, R. Mueller, S. Colbcrn, F. Facero. VARSITY WRESTLING The Ithaca College Wrestling team, after a poor start, came alive to show its true potential. It lost the first four matches due to the absence of some of its outstanding members. Orlando Iacovelli missed the first three maftches, when one more 'bomber, would have been the margin of victory. In the fourth match there were three starting grapplers missing from the lineup. In this match one more win would have turned the tide. Since then the bomber assault has been supreme. Blaze Iuliano and Orlando Iacovelli have been outstanding for the bomb- ers this season. Blaze, who has bowed only three times during his college career, lost two of these outings to Jim Nance, the defending NCAA heavy- weight champ. Along with Blaze and Orlando, Ithaca College has several other hopefuls in this year's 4-I tournament in Cleveland. 170 SCORES Won 7 Lost 4 ITHACA OPPONENT 9 Wilkes 17 16 Clarkson 18 3 Syracuse 25 14 Lock Haven 20 18 Cortland 1 1 17 Brockport 14 21 Hartwick 10 26 R.I.T. 10 18 Mansfield 1 1 19 Buffalo 14 18 Oswego 16 fits 171 ROW I: G. Dalton, T. Hoke. ROW II: Manager, B. Clarke, N. DeRosa, G. Forte, A. Estcy. FRESHMAN WRESTLING SEASON RECORD Won 2 Lost 7 ITHACA OPPONENT 5 Syracuse 26 13 Lockhaven 23 15 Cortland 23 9 Alfred Tech. 21 9 Corning Comm College 23 16 R.I.T. 8 13 Mansncld State 19 24 Buffalo Univ. O 10 Oswego 21 172 ROW I L. DiNapoli, R. DiAgostino, R. Bradley, J. Hibbard V McHugh D Commerfoid C Dianis S Picker C Barton Avel, P. Reilly, T. Ragan, E. Winslow, K. Gerbino. ROW II G Kidd ROW III R VVettsell R Syversen M Hipski Moore, D. Oglia, I-I. Heathcock, B. Miller, G. Sobel, S. Forman T VARSITY HOCKEY A new and exciting Winter sport has taken root at IC. Under the direction of Mr. George Moore, the 1963 Hockey team was molded into a strong contender in the Finger Lakes League. Considering the team is still in the formative stage, its record of 4 wins 9 losses and 1 tie was very re- spectable. Among the outstanding players who came of age during the season included: Bill Miller, Tom McHugh, Jeff Hibbard, Tim Ragan, and Captain, Pete Reilly. Although the loss of Jeff Hibbard will be big, the remainder of the squad will return much improved and experienced next year. Ithaca College's Basketball team has accepted an invitation to the NCAA College Division Post-Season Tournament at Akron, Ohio. SEASON RECORD Won-fl Lost-9 Tied-1 ITHACA OPPONENT 6 Hobart 2 6 Brockport 1 1 2 R.I.T. 12 8 Syracuse 9 6 U. of Buffalo 11 3 R.I.T. 9 5 Hilton 8 11 Hilton 11 13 Hobart 3 5 U. of R. 5 7 Syracuse 17 8 U. of R. 3 5 Brockport 8 1 U. of Buffalo 5 Top Three Scorers B. Itliller - 23 goals, 10 assists, 33 poinits T. lV1cHugl1 - 16 goals, 9 assists, 25 points T. DiAg'ostino - lfl' goals, 10 assists, 24 points ROW I: C. Wood, D. Fazio, T. Vogt, J. Harrison, J. Harris, H. Sanford, H. Erichsen. ROW II: G. Valescnte, R. Shutz, C. Colgan, G. Strickland, W. Lyke, G. Gregorka. ROW III: J. Mercier, D. Halen, T. Scro, D. Haire, R. Jantosciak. VARSITY BASKETBALL 5. SEASON RECORD Won 16 Lost 3 ITHACA OPPONENT 55 Clarkson 56 74 St. Lawrence 62 , , , , 98 Wilks 66 Twelve in a row! The high-Hymg Ithaca Bombers quintet 71 Hartwlok 63 established a new Ithaca College record, erasing the old stand- 85 Look Haven 50 ard of nine straight. The victories followed an opening-game 70 Albany State 45 loss at the hands of Clarkson. Q0 Cortland 80 Returning veteran, George Strickland, paced the College five 57 Nest, York Atlslotlo Club 63 through its early victories, and emerged the teams top scorer 102 Utica 60 and leading rebounder. Senior lettermen Don Fazio, Tom Vogt 72 Oswego 67 and Bill Shutz were vital cogs in the Bomber wheel that rolled g5 Bt-ookoot-t 75 to its twelve straight wins. 78 Buffalo State 64 The success of the squad hinged on a well balanced attack. 97 Roohostor Tech' 55 The many runaway games gave coach Carlton Wood an op- 91 Roberts Wesleyan 62 portunity to shuffle his line-up, and exhibit many of next year's 54 Qsw-ego 68 Prospects' 60 Buffalo Univ. 54 85 Hobart 79 83 Cortland 77 87 Hartwick 77 64' LeMoyne 69 kia fx X, rf'- nf? A ,.1,- i' if x. d 4 ,--mg :ax-5-' lf. X? 'E ' '-guy- .. 4, if ff J' . X ff J , Q52 e ,Q f-1-w ff rl- . ROW I: M. Yamagata, F. Fazio, J. San Marco, D. Barton, R. Favaro, J. Duberstein, P. Ritchen, R, Congdon. ROW II: E. Anderson, H. Rathner, T. Clair, L. Buckley, T. Debnar, H. Todd, S. McConcgly, W. Goodliue. F RESHMAN BASKETBALL OPPONENT Won Lost 9 Auburn Community College Hartwick Rockhaven Syracuse Cortland Auburn Community College Cornell Oswego Brockport Syracuse Buffalo State Rochester Tech. Roberts Wesleyan Oswego Buffalo University Hobart Cortland Hartwick LeMoyne .. -.41 W 5 2 'vibif gf K. if '. 514 f X 4 CHEERLEADEB ROW I: G. jerkovich, L. Em- ery, A. Langenmcyr, D. Montcli- one. ROW II: N. Waterman, J. Jaros, P. Peters. Kits, -aa ROW I: L. Friedberg, M. Mc- Namara., R. Reinert. ROW II: B. Burgess, B. Miller, J. Olt. V 1 439 U eg P55569 'E Q' x ni if K1 dk K END Q, Q QQ, CAMS? ,FC END 4,465 V 0 L I Q C SCAMPERS 3 If 1 1 - L4 ..- , 2 I , Lf . 5 '- 1 'L - l '-A I ' '.1V.' ., -,.-2 Af Q4 P' N '1 i.- 'A 'H ' 'L 1 ' lx V U 'V vA'- ' , L! '- N ' ' Wi' 'f i I F f W ', fx My V? '- W - I ' 'M K 1 I ' I .f.e,i 5,1 - IL ' -1 .35-Q ,M i' - ' - KD ' ,- vm u v , Y , - a SwEETHEAR'Y.S BALL S 0 ACTIVITIES Q, 4 v'C6 ,lx QV SPRING WI Nedra Guile, Debbie Ruben, Amanda Ober, Toni Molodowitz, Patti Legos, Liz Brown, and escorts. ROSE OF DELTA SIGMA PI DANCE The Rose of Deltasign contest originated at the suggestion of Beta Xi Chapter at Rider College at the sixteenth Frand Chapter Congress in Minneapolis. The first contest was conducted in the 1947-48 college year. Each chapter selects their own Rose of Deltasigu from among the coeds at their university, and her picture is submitted to the central ofhce. On the local level, Delta Lambda chapter tries to keep the contest on a strictly beauty,' basis and away from the popularity contest which is typical of many contests found on most campuses. We do this at Ithaca by having the girls them- selves pick the original candidates for the contest. Each dormitory selects a certain number of girls, which usually totals about Hfty. The co-chairmen, through the use of pictures and personal discussion, then cut this group down to twenty semi- finalists. A cocktail party is then held at which the twenty semi-finalists and the brothers attend. This gives the brothers a good chance to meet and get to know all of the candidates. An election is then held and the list is reduced to five finalists. From these live, one girl is selected as Delta Lambda's Rose for the coming year and then her name is submitted as a candidate to the national con-test. The winner, together with the second and third choice are announced in the May issue of the DELTASIG. She is then presented with an all-ruby badge of Delta Sigma Pi, which is suitably engraved and ordered especially for her by the fraternity. 180 .r mb donlt know how many fires wc'll put but wc're a happy crew! SPRING WEEKEND - 1963 Before we're finished, we'll all be seeing a pink elephant! Ready or not, the show must go on! Don't worry . . . all the world loves a. clown! P 181 S 4 Hurry! Hurry! Get 'em while thcy'rc hot! Cathy's Clown Who says there's no such thing as a pink elephant? Who?? Ready! Aim! Chug!! Whoops, I mean fire! If this is wedded bliss, forget it!!! I 1 Which one . . . has the Toni??? When you're smlilin' . . .! N I - we Would you like to be Queen for a day?? Will the real Spring Weekend Prince please stand? pr? YY '1 e of if 774 K. .xvbbi Really Tom, a cokc?!?! I love a parade! 183 No! . . . I clon't bclicvc I know that one!! Swing and sway the Ellington way! DUKE Q-'Que fe BY The Duke sure can tickle those ivories!! Cry me a. river?!?! 184 Please . . . Ilcl rather do it myself!! Basically . . .' A time for joy and a time for tears, the moment was here! I1 ? Spring Weekend Court 1963 Frank Racioppo, Dianne McKay, Pete Navaretta, Carol Sybell, Marilyn Mills, Liz Brown 185 FALL WEEKEND - 1963 Liz Brown, Julie Just, Paul Jacoby, Jeanne Warren, Bill Blokkcr, Vici Burley. IFC WEEKEND That's the way . . . nice and easy. l ILAs tcm late to tum back now Fore! It was a cool party!!! College is so broadening 187 N Chuck Mlelcarsku Andy Palmer Jeff Hubbard Bob Mueller Frank Trlolo Bill Fitzgerald John Cassese Tom Sabafelle Dick Meyer BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 AND A SPECIAL WISH TO OUR ALUMNI BROTHERS Ed Farquhar Ralph Lembo Tom Vogt Steve O Dea Gene Monle Paul Jacoby Paul Bieron Bill Schutz Lou Ricks Carl Colgan Tom DePaflo Bob Corcoran Sam Curko Jock Farrell John Raymond Don Brown Don Fazio Dick Kingdon George Strickland PHI EPSILON KAPPA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM H NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Adding Machine Division Ithaca, N.Y. TAXX KA I- P DE X PA FRATERNITY Ep I' dll P I' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 64 AND DELTA KAPPA GRADUATING SENIORS ly wbb Syll I F Ed SI M G yRbrI IW FcIMd D xi on a fu. True leadership is possible only through honorable and uprigh Michael Burke iwinski Lou Kimmel Jack Martin Co n e er Jim ikelbank Ron Lesko ar u e i Frank Racioppa Pau ohlhuefe Paul to e re a eric Leonard Co avifo Jim Nohe rank Buono Dick onlick TRAVELERS HOTEL Flne Italian Foods Meals Sandwiches Home of The Ungmal Fnday Matinee I 2 I S. A Sf. 2 - 44 . . . H . ,, R -T.V.-D ' g-F Parking P' t P t' 8- B quels Joe Capalongo, Prop. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '64 WES'S CCRNER DINER 123 North Aurora ST Corner Seneca 81 Aurora Good Food at Reasonable Prices Congratulations to the Class of '64 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SISTERS OF DELTA PHI ZETA 'X DELTA PHI ZETA GRADUATING SENIORS 9 WM hy CEP s MKy 1+ Bbb THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF DELTA SIGMA PI DELTA LAMBDA CHAPTER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 64 AND SPECIAL WISHES TO OUR GRADUATING BROTHERS dEb h MkGrfkI oer ee . ames od ar a mon am n I M M M R b rt S I W II Ph I p Sf ph ar arasc ou s a en awrence W ghf f 55 1 Joe Anderson James Kahrs LeRoy Anderson Richard La hrop Robert Coughlin Fred alawisfa Edward Dake, II ilo oore Davi erharf Ernest Panios Thomas Ferris o e a urn Step en Foote C. i iam Seav y ar a in e ii e ens R g G C IT hi R J G d d L i V I ti R y d H Ii L i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 64 CAROL STUDIOS, INC PHOTOGRAPHERS Negctlves Kept on Flle for Future Orders 80 Atlantic Avenue - Lynbrook, N.Y. 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