Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Additional Grads Michael Cinicolo Vincent Claps Darlene Coanshock Karen Cochran Robin Coggswell Qaspar Colon Maria Conceicao Marjorie Connor Libby Contaldi Janet Corcoran Joseph Corrigan Matalie Coston Peter Cowles James Coyle Liz Crelin James Crowley Sandra Cunningham Thomas Curcio Bryan Curtis John Daniele Lynne Danna Kathleen Darby Lillian Darmofal Charles David Robert Davie Nancy DeBerjeois Andrew DeQrado Jeanmarie Degulis Jose Del Villar Jude Delane Barbara DeLisa Emil DeRiggi Jr. James Devito Cheryl DeVoe Marcella Devone Anthony DiBrito Susan Dietzold Linda Dinoflo Stephen Disbrow Linda Dixon-Shea Irene Dobak James Dolan Jerri Donella John Doyle Darren Drapkin Darlene Duh Carol Dunback nancy Dwyer Alphonse Checchio Philip Cheung Campus Groups Black Student Union was designed to encourage positive relationships between black men and women through work- shops, seminars and lectures as well as raise the conscious- ness of the non-black communi- ty at Kean toward a greater understanding and appreciation of the reality of cultural diversi- ty at the college. College Center Board was funded by Student Org as a student run organization that produced special programming. It was located in the College Center next to Sloan Lounge. Communication Disorders Association promoted special interest in professional affairs by offering films, speakers, literature and student-faculty interaction. Council for Exceptional Children was organized for people interested in the educa- tion of exceptional children, both gifted and mentally retard- ed. It is affiliated with both state and national councils. Democratic Club was es- tablished to promote the ideals and principles of the Democrat- ic Party, to aid and support the candidacy of Democratic office seekers and to strengthen and encourage participation in the American electoral process. Early Childhood Education Club was open to all majors in this discipline. The group brought in guest speakers and worked with children in hospi- tals and shelters. 22 — Chameski-Cheung

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oo 0 H o CO CO U E H Norah Conti Diane Costa 24— Conti-Costa