Middlesex County College - Pegasus Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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FLUX. . BIRTH OFA LITERARY MAGAZINE The college literary magazine Flux provides students with a source of social and intellectual interaction and an outlet for creative expression not normally possible with- in the limitations of the classroom. This year the staff ed- ited and published one issue containing prose, poetry and sketchings contributed by the student body. Editors DENNIS JENSEN JOHN PRESTAGE SKIP ROBERTS IRENE GORELICK MARTIN THOMPSON RONALD FERRO Editor-in-Chief Poetry Editor Prose Editor Art Editor Photo Editor Business Editor CAROL DEAKYNE Secretary MR. COHEN Advisor E if -3- l I - 5 ' P A V 7' TW, .- 1 ..... ..........w.-......a.........-.. e'- A wb ts! E: , i SE fl K ,rw -'fl -re'i-f'iw+-m'-+-'-+-----f--- H nf , ..,.,,. ,y ,, ,.,,.. . ........, . 'Q P , ad -W--W -- MW,-W-.-.t.w-........ U an-nu nu V 4 wk MWMWMWW- 1? I W av: I tux ,I I if ' fE?? - , fl : iff rf 23's ' A I 'ff' , + 3 . ual. ' . ' . ft P - W L. ,,- . ' 5 gg ' ' . .TT f - Q J f' X 9' l , 'Ii is 'H' 17 Li 1 ' I - P T V.,-1' t El il I A I 1 FRONT ROW: Ron Ferro, Jackie Sander, Skip Roberts, Sharon Canning, Nick Mazza. BA CK ROW: Kelly Dent, John Prestage, Dennis JCHSCII, Irene Gorelick, Martin Thompson, Carol Deakyne, Mr. Cohen.

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FORUM FEATURES DR. Ethel Alpenfels, anthropologist, addresses student body The Forum Committee, a student-faculty organization, arranged the college's first convocation-lecture series this year. Their calendar provided for formal lectures, forum discussions and informal coffee hours. The first speaker for the year was Govemor Richard Hughes of New Jer- sey. He was followed by a series of lecturers including such people as Ethel Alpenfels, anthropologistg Nat l-lentoff, writer, and .lim Gold, classical and folk guitarist. The Forum Committee completed its first year by pre- senting Dr. Benjamin Spock, famous childcare doctor and leading critic of the war in Vietnam. SITTING: Elida Noble, Kathy Sweeney, Priscilla Bard, Ann Hoffman, Sue Campbell, Gerry Dzuban, Mrs. Driver. STANDING: Tom Busby, Pat Beecher, Doug Brown, Ed Smith Warren Smith, Mr. Friedman. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Ruemmler. Officers DOUG BROWN GERI DZUBAN TOM BUSBY MR. RUEMMLER MRS. DRIVER MR. FRIEDMAN ANN HOFFMAN 0F SPE mit nm'fHf 'TO PROTECT FREEDOM Chairman Secretary Arrangements Budget Communications Publicity Reception Chairman ECH A student protester demonstrates in opposition to Doctor Benjamin Spock.

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'Nv- Richard Rothstein prepares editorial for next issue. QUO VADIS REFLECTS COLLEGE 'S IMA GE Quo Vadis, the campus newspaper is published bi-weekly by a small but efhcient staff. Throughout the year they worked to provide comprehensive coverage of social life and activities. Stalfers attempted to write and edit the news in a manner that would keep the student body posted on current campus and national affairs. lil! - N. - M-an-1-0, w , Rich Bennett has served as editor-i Editors RICHARD BENNETT THERESA SKURKA RICHARD ROTHSTEIN PATRICIA BEECHER SABIN KURSMAN KATHRYN MORRIS MEL HAYNES ARTHUR GOODMAN MR. CIOTTA MR. FRIEDMAN n-chief' since December 1967 Editor-in-Chief News Editorial Feature Sports Art Photo Business Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Advisor Advisor