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

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d oLouat J rearts j r- — mmnSXSrSR. ROW 1 — Hyman, Kurman, Beck, Nagengast. Doran, Galica. Solfleisch, Hahn. Roskowski, Koellner, Gepner. Scafati. ROW 2 — McHugh, Merritt. Bagolie. Wilson, Gordon. Hawekotte, Smith. Ryan, Jensen, Pelosi, Baker, Schneider, Larkin. ROW 3 — Gebhard, Vaughan, Freer, Sarres, Falcomer, McCaskie, Fahey, Briggs, Palmiotti, Rellahan, Beiner, Steinberg, Jibbes, Eager. ROW 4 — Cooper, Steingart. Webster, Menein, Judge, Browne, Millar, Salt. Morriss, Reismuller, Bill, Otero. ROW 5 — Devin, Perry, Bernardo, Manetto, Sobchock, Manetto, Fleck, Hanson, Mayer, Matthews. Sophomore is literally translated as the wise . True to its Greek root, the ' 51 class of MSTC is wise. With zest and cooperation the members carved their niche in the totem pole. These little Indians developed from meek Fresh- men to stately Sophomores, and brought with them firm convictions of individualism. Theirs is an active class possessing the originality and co- operation necessary for successful endeavors. The Sophomore Dance held early this year met with the first election of a Miss Sophomore . The complimented beauty, Alma Pelosi, was the popular choice. Their class dance in April was ' he first Sophomore affair to be held off campus, and unlike Soph classes of past years, this wise group has made plans for summer affairs. The Sophs were the mean whip-flippers of Freshman Week. They made their Frosh inferiors laugh, flush, smile and endure the antics of counting bricks or blades of grass. Where Sophs assembled, the Frosh trembled; but the treaty was signed by the one-year Indians at the annual Peace Dance, where the pipe was passed — and so was the misery. The Sophs have shown an energetic interest in all they ' ve undertaken. They possess the pro- gressive gualities which promise a successful future for MSTC.

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l Uitn oLouai oLl y i i ROW 1 — Chirico, Moorman, Simpson, Woodruff, Danik, Witulski, Finnan, Pettengill, Stewart, Meyer, Rumsey, Warrick, Conover, Van Cleve. ROW 2 — Rajner. Shadd, Thompson, Millering, Hartung, Berger, Hess, Dreher, Kienzle, Garafano, Rizzio, De Martino, Burgess. ROW 3 — High, Pantley, Kay, Vernon, Lautenberg, Lombardo. Hatton, Schanzenbach, Kncerzer, Weisman, King, MacPeek. ROW 4 — Iosso, Caruthers, Ostrofi, Kartzman, Markle, Giblan, Kernan. Spinella, Modzelewski, Lilly, Huff, Ox- man, Durst, Schmidt, Porrka. ROW 5 — Pardi, Carella, Scardilli, Sheridan, Anslobdo, Jakl, Sempier, Sost, McQuillan, Vallister, Turek, Trager, Sob- chock. SDPHDMDRE5 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President Syd Salt Vice-President Marie Galica Secretary Ellen Baker Treasurer Theresa Cantarella SGA Representatives Rose Bagolie Jean Millar

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l lnitecl 2 t onus f ROW 1 — McAulifie, Meskill, Brown. Rosenstock, Cohen, Bellino. Mal- ia, Annicchia, Hoek. Bokma. Colombo, Ackerman, Gordon. ROW 2 — Langenberg, Merrill, Cambpell, Loustalot. Sanok, Haas, Dunkerly. Burack, Scully, Beirne, Oliger, Humphrey, Robina. Wheeler. ROW 3— Campe. Kanthack, Murray, Schultz. Merkel, Yertson, Bertsch, De Young, Norman- din, Jiaja. Kennedy, Mayer. Gilliard, Wohn, Collins, Finelli. ROW 4 — Schneiderman, Willey, Seligman, Sherman, Creutzmann, Fusco, Lipson, Harper, Rears, Miller, Devore, Zepf, Waller, Gromada, Maraffa. ROW 5 — Tieman. Price, Culliton, Vreeland, Willey, Dolg, Bohn, Pennetta, Gombo, Pyle. Burgum, Hackney, Goin, MacMillan. ROW 6 — Smith. Walder. Testa, Smith, Dugan, Nowiki, DeVorsey, Sockler, Richmond. Petterson. De- Andrea, Glas, Strus, Mayner, Bryda. FRESHMEN FRESHMAN OFFICERS President Wally Gordon Vice-President Emily Pash Secretary Donna Ellis Treasurer Jackie Freeman SGA Representative Joan Merrill