Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sreenwaid, Feiio, Farlnella, Salerno ' , Scofleld, Regan, O ' Keefe. SECOND ROW: MacPeelt, Marchese, Elia, Beier, Sunyak, Schmeal, Guillani. THIRD ROW: Whitman, Dykstra, Carter, Bland, Lanialotta, Cochrane, Harrison, Wotjas, Lombard!. AGORA OFFICERS President TOM REGAN Vice-President WILLIAM O ' KEEFE Secretary RANDALL CARTER Treasurer WILLIAM WHITMAN Adviser DR. HARLEY P. MILSTEAD Agora spirit is synonomous with good fellowship. Its active roll is limited to thirty men who meet bi-monthly. After each meeting dorm girls listen for the serenade of traditional campus songs. The Variety Show, inaugurated last fall for the Memorial Fund benefit, gave many a chuckle to the hundreds who saw it, while the annual Agorian initiation remains as the never- to-be-forgotten episode in every member ' s life. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hart, Walsh, Lockitt, Morse, Reid Wagner, Biggio. SECOND ROW: Cox, Baussmann, Gahweiler, Stevens, Mr. Bohn, Pearson, Richmond. THIRD ROW: Weisberg Robertson, Swisher, Galley, Silvers, Music Hath Charms 24

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wolcott, Wester- dale, Dente, Branston. SECOND ROW: Schley Lubetkln, Arella, Mellendeck, Nelson. ROHWEC President BARBARA BIRD Vice-President ELIZABETH STANOPOLIS Corresponding Secretary ..LORRAINE BRUNNER Recording Secretary DOROTHY SMITH Treasurer AMY SMITH Historian GLORIA LOGIOIO Adviser MR. JOHN J. RELLAHAN The honorary social studies society of Montciair is Rohwec. New members are initiated at the annual December banquet at which time the coveted Rohwec award is presented. Among other activities, this organization sponsors many assembly programs, presenting distinguished speakers of our day. PRO MUSICA President . . ; VINCENT DENTE Vice-President RAYMOND WESTERDALE Secretary-Treasurer ELLEN WOLCOTT Adviser DR. EDNA McEACHERN Membership in Pro Musica is limited to those stu- dents who have high scholastic standing and show promise of achievement in the field of music. Activities of this honorary society are centered around the appreciatlor and performance of the world ' s finest music. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Logioio, A. Smith, Brunner, Bird, Stanopolls, D. Smith, Fagan. SECOND ROW: Balcalian, Farinella, Morgenstern, Skarbnilt, Weiss, Wuesthoff, Silverman, Salerno. THIRD ROW: Siegel, Kessler, Pickel, Kowalick, Stevenson. 23

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SENATE PHI LAMBDA PI OFFICERS President ELMER GALLEY Vice-President GEORGE WAGNER Secretary WILLIAM HAUG Treasurer PHIL LOCKITT Adviser MR. HAROLD C. BOHN 1948 marks the nineteenth birthday of Senate. In pronnoting the appreciation of the arts on campus, the On Records program was Introduced this past semester as an afternoon listening period, open to all. On Rec- ords ' presents the best of the masters, old and new. Furthering their own cultural interests, the Senators attended various Broadway productions, including Medea and Anthony and Cleopatra. Old members look forward to the annual reunion in the fall of the year. OFFICERS President CI RO ZOPPO Vice-President TOM SZUMSKI Secretary IRWIN GAWLEY Treasurer JOHN YEAGER Adviser DR. RUFUS D. REED Founded three years ago, Phi Lambda Pi has estab- lished itself as one of the most active men ' s organizations on campus. Promotion of fellowship and the realization of the male ' s role in education are strong in the traditions of Phi Lambda Pi. An annual dance, special meetings open to the college and theater parties make up the varied social program of the club. This spirit of fellowship for ms lasting memories in the hearts of the members of Phi Lambda Pi. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Riley Podgorski, PolUck. Bakalian, Dr. Reed Wuesthoff. Stein, Swenson, Cooke, Russo SECOND ROW: Arella, Yeager, Green, leig, Forbes, Pregger, Kean, D ' lanni O ' Brien. THIRD ROW: Boileau. Zoppo Oldford, Stern. FOURTH ROW: Fera volo, Sholfmitz, Russoman, Salinard FIFTH ROW: Hoerner, Krause, Gawley