Middlesex County College - Pegasus Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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Senior Investiture was held May 27th. It was at this time that Gerard Connolly, President of the Student Govern- ment, was robed in the traditional black and grey of an Associate Degree candidate. Following this ceremony twelve members of the senior class were honored by the college community for scholastic achievement. Andrew Frederick, Theodore Superior and Paula Kukich received the College Bookstore Awards for outstanding scholarship. Richard Toth was given the S, A. Savitt Award for Chemical Engineering Excellence. For the Most Valua- ble Contribution to the Electrical Technology Depart- ment Joseph Leanza was honored. Theodore Superior received the Alumni Award from the IEEE. and investiture Marian Zimmerman was awarded the Academic Excel- lence Award for Nurse Eduction and Elizabeth Hack was the recipient of the Compassion to Patients Award. The Nurse Citizenship trophy was presented to Sharon Czerpaniak. Honored for Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry was Alice LaPierre and for Outstanding Achievement in Biology, Edward Pollack. Joseph Stancavish won the New Jersey Physics Teachers Award.

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Anticipation was the underlying spirit of the month of May for the senior class. Preparations for graduation be- gan with a dinner on May 9th for those seniors who had maintained a Dean's List average for three consecutive semesters. Those attending were: Elizabeth Boyton, Pa- tricia Cahill, Joseph Formola, Andrew Frederick, Arthur Goodman, Louis Hewitt, Ann Hoffman, Cynthia Jen- nings, Judy Kaidy, Lorraine Kirshner, Ronald Kleppin- ger, Sandra Konat, Celeste Kuchna, Paula Kukich, Alice LaPierre, Michael McMahon, Saundra Paich, Harold Perrine, Theodore Superior, David Teneyck, Barbara Wira, and Marian Zimmerman. The third Wednesday evening in May was set aside for a Student Activities Recognition Banquet at which club members and advisors as well as sport teams and coaches were honored. The highlight of the evening was the pre- Al rom recognition sentation of leadership plaques to twenty-one students who were judged to have been most instrumental in the development of the 1967-68 club activities. Those who received leadership citations were Margaret Bender, Richard Bennett, Thomas Busby, Douglas Brown, Gerard Connolly, Kathleen Dobis, Sandra Furia, Lawrence Gan- ley, Anthony Grasso, Cynthia Hight, Ann Hoffman, John Nowatkowski, Joan Pakenham, William Price, Nancy Ri- chichi, Richard Rothstein, Theresa Skurka, Richard Toth, Margaret Thompson, Susan Wosatka, and Peter Zych. In addition, Dean Michael Reynolds presented Margaret Bender, Gerard Connolly, and Lawrence Ganley with special gifts because of their particular interest, awareness and desire to work for the improvement of campus social life and activities. 'T 44 xx: ' i S-...Q ! K i , wv .

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