Middlesex County College - Pegasus Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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R M4 .Jn 4 A' Q C' 1 xxtxafx ,.fiJ43 ' Priscilla Bard, Carol Kolodinsk . FOURTH ROW: Jim Sbarra, FIRST ROW: Jean Lescosk , Sher Johnston, Pe gy Thomp- son, Natalie DeRasmi, SECXOND low: Kathy Ryan, Mary Niedbala, Peggy Bowden, Barbara Hope, Dotti etito. THIRD ROW: Bob erezo, Joe Puccio, Ken Metzler, Neil Milito, Officers Cindy I-light, Anna Koren, Paul JafTe, Gerard Connolly, and Peter Parenti. Ofiicers GERRY CONNOLLY President PETER PARENTI Vice President ANNA KOREN Secretary PAUL JAFFE Treasurer MARYANN RODAK Corres. Secretary MR. GROSSMAN Advisor MR. GREENWOOD Advisor 144 Susan Diccianni, Ron Toriak, Rich Dean, Larry Sutak, Kathy Adamec. STANDING: Estelle Scala, Mark Wang, John Owens, Anne Koren, Jim Eakin. BUSINESS CL UB I VITES LECTURERS VISITS WASHINGTON The aim ofthe Business Club is to -familiarize its mem- bers with the rocedures and functions' of the business world. The clug has worked in conjunction with the Job Opportunity Program to find permanent or summer em- ployment for students and has invited several lecturers to speak on marketing and accounting. In the realm of so- cial events the Business Club sponsored a flag football in- tercollegiate team, a Christmas party for area orphans, and a week-end car wash to finance a three day trip to Washington, D. C. The I966-67 Business Club poses on the steps of the Capitol Building with New Jersey Congressman Patten. .....f-'L W fm, h J ilucrr.-'fr ,

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FIRST ROW: Doug Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Cathy Fitz erald, James Faughnan, Arthur HolTman, Sen. Louis Barbieri. 75IIRD ROW: Phil Holmguist, Bob Janos, John Tax, Jesse L'hommedieu, Bill Parap. FOUR H ROW: Joe Betle'ewski, Ed Banz, Eric Ander- son, Te Faley, Ted Sugcrior, Charles liing. FIFTH ROW: Bill Bid- dle, John Curnal, Ed ritz, Gerry Levitt, Dennis Koruda, George IEEEA TTE DS CONVE TIO The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers QI. E. E. EJ worked during the past lyear to further grofessional development of members in t e electrical an associated fields. Members attended a nation-wide convention in New York's Coliseum in March. Officers TED CISCLO Chairman RUSSEL MILLER Vice Chairman PETER YOUNG Treasurer JOSEPH STANCOVITCH Secretary MR. BAKUM Advisor UC di x. g.. Q9 Chirco, James Kozlowski. SIXTH ROW: Har Settele, Karl Blum, Gerry Schnur, Dave O'Brien, Greg Novak, Bboh Bracht, Anthony Ruszola, Craig Cairns, Bob Pierce. SEVENTH ROW: Dave Rose, Eric Kandrasholf, Larry Peterson, Tom Pierce, Bob Leek, Joe Leun- za, Steve Kocsi, Roger Wranitz. SEA TED: Joe Stancovish, Russell Miller, Peter Young. STANDING Ted Cisclo. Mr. Bakum.

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6 E -n 4-Z lf FIRST ROW- Christine Kwasnieski, Barbara Wira, Linda Nevins, Paich, Marian Zimmerman, Arlene Schemick, Erena Duncan, Mary Lynn Theresa Onuska, Catherine Onuska, Elaine Tuthill, Ha dee Villabona, KW8SI1iCSki. Donna Witt, ESlhCl' Palmer- Loleta Bridges. SECOND ROW' Hazel Beary, JoAnne Kflattei, Saundra -.,b ,mfs V' A ' ' y f it gg-.Q 1 . , I ', H ' ..- - .. 'X' s if ., 453, , The Orientation Tea will be an annual event for the S. N. A. S.N.A. PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY FOR COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION The Student Nurse Association is designed to provide a setting in which our student nurses can meet to share their interests and learn about the community in which they will serve as nurses. The group sponsored such activities as a freshman orienta- tion tea an a little sister program in September. Oliicers LINDA NEVINS President DONNA WITT Vice President ESTER PALMER Secretary JOANN MATTEI Treasurer CHRISTINE KWASNIESKI Corres. Sec. MRS. BUCKLEY Advisor MISS GARIEPY Advlsor 145