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

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DALPHAC D - Dormitory Alpha ■ First C - Commuters OFFICERS President BERNICE SCRIVANI Vice-President ELSIE COURTNEY Secretary LOYOLA NICHOLS Treasurer MARIE MAURIELLO Adviser MRS. WARD MOORE Dalphac was organized in 1947 by five dorm and five commuting girls with the purposes of developing feminine interests of the home and family, and cementing relations between on- and off-campus girls. Subjects such as marriage, cooking and fashions provoke lively dis- cussion at the club meetings. 26 OFFICERS President SHIRLEY SEGAL Vice-President CHARLOTTE SCHERL Secretary MARYAGLIOZZO OT AJ-A T T- ' T ' -r ' A -r»T Treasurer ROSE DEL RICCIO O 1 Cj M A DhLlA Pi Adviser MISS EMMA FANTONE ' Association, Leadership, Participation. This women ' s organization promotes a cultural and professional spirit among its members. Last year a group of ten girls met at the home of the club ' s current president to organize Sigma Delta Pi. The club, chartered by the Student Government Association, since then has grown into a very promising young organization.

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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

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WOHTCUP Director SHELDON POLLACK Editor-in-Chief, LA CAMPANA EDNA BRANSTON B-j -r -j-j -|-, . -J. , y-. Associate Editor , EVA HOLMBERG U K. t A U Or Editor-in-Chief, MONTCLARION ANNETTE RUSSO Business Manager CHARLOHE FRISCH C TT T ] ■pv P ]SJ T Editor-in-Chief, QUARTERLY EILEEN KEMPTON -•- LJ l E. IM 1 Literary Editor HAROLD FRIEDLANDER . ,,. , -, , - , Advisers MR. LAWRENCE H. CONRAD PUBLICATIONS DR. E. DeALTON PARTRIDGE Designed to function as a supervisory body for all college publications, the Bureau of Student Publications is a representative group of editors and business nnanagers. La Campana, the Montclarion, and the Quarterly all receive guidance through this bureau. Such duties as the ordering of supplies and the supervision of publication expen- ditures are performed through this council. Editorial policies are also determined, and a degree of unity in all publications is attained.