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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

r; I |- • LIBRARY- •! KmotiTCLAiR state: I COULEQE i V.PPER mONTCLA! ' AMAZING. ISN ' T IT? - living in an era when one calmly props nis feet on the living room has- sock, switches a dial, leans back, and literally pro- ceeds to watch the world roll hy. Progress, achieve- ment — we re seniors! ■ I he M.S.T.C. Indian enjoys television, realiz- ing well the role that it is soon to play in the field of ediualion. Won t you sit hack with him and watch the years glide hy on the I si reen of tho past ' Grace M. Freeman We, the Class of 1953. dedicate our yearbook to that grad- uate wnose raitnfulness to this college is unsurpassed. Her un- flagging enthusiasm was the spark which passed the educa- tional bond issue, and as chairman of the War Memorial Fund she continues to devote her fine mind and sound leadership abihty to Montclair State Teachers College. As New Jersey assemblywoman, she has worked and fought to raise the level of education in this state, an effort which has won our heartiest respect and which has contributed vastly to better education for the school child of today and tomorrow. It is with pride that we join GRACE M. FREEMAN in the ranks of alumni of this college. Page Jour D E D I CATI O N 3 ■ 1 Iakkv a Si-h ;ue e;TE hi t VI PRESIDENT E M E R I V U S OF m ' eMOR E. DeAlion Paktridgh PRESIDENT Tiw Parlridcfos At Home Patje Eight 4 Clyde M. Huber. FhU. Dean o Inslntrlion roi.l .i:c .[{ Al )MI. ISTRATION E. Dk Alton [ sktriix.k. ' U. ) President Clyde M. IIijbrr, Ph.l Dean o[ Inslniclion Bernard Siecel. M.fi.A Business hlanager Otis C. I. (;ebritsen. l- ' h.D Cluiirman o llw. Craduale Committee Keith W. Atkinson. [ h.D Director uf College High School I ari. C. Davis. M.S Director of Personnel and Guidance Mar(;aket a. Siierwin, A.M Dean of Women Henky K. Schmidt. A.M Dean of Men M()RRIS Seibert. A.li Registrar Mary M. I Ioi. ' SE. IVCS Acting Registrar Im-IZABETH S. I ' avor. A.M Assistant in Graduate Personnel Lcai ' e () (thsenri ' jar A i i (irv Scri ' ice M.XRGARET A. ShERWIN. A.M. I )...... .1 w ... ... Earl C. Uavis. M.S Dinrtur ,. ' ,r,s..r,n, aud ( Mxin . |. Il.ii .M.. i ' ..t:.s. . ' r(inf( Rvglslrnr I ' d KN KI Il.t.M.. M.IV.V Ihisiitess A onnfjcr HUGH ALLEN. JR.. M.S. Instructor of Sc The class decides the ci that black soil of lllino III . . . ancient tan iah c Blough . . . What shal next meeting? ' ulum . . . . Hugh (ricnd do at the EDWARD J. AMBRY. A.M. Assistant Professor of Education and Director of the New Jersey State School of Conservation Jolly . . . soft-spoken . . . subtle humor . . . genuine interest in the welfare of the students . . . summers at Stokes Stale Forest . . . outdoor life en- thusiast. KEITH W. ATKINSON. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education and Director of the College High School Neat appearance . . . dramatic . . conservative . . . hails from Connecticut . . . that New England twang ... I once knew a teacher — ... College High nrohh-m-solver. WILLIAM A. BAI LAKr. . .M. Assistant Professor of Speech Patron saint of oral interpretation . . . That ' s straight from the cornfields of Iowa . . . nothing less than a perfec- tionist ... his seven vitals . . . one of Players ' directors. BARBARA A. BAYLOR. B.S. Library Assistant and Head of Loan Desk Circulation librarian . . ' 1 love to travel . . the strong, silent type . . . observes student activity from Broad and Market desk . . . keen sense of humor. HAROLD C. BOHN, A.M. Associate Professor of English Shakespeare and secondary schools . . . If we only had more lime! . . . criti- cal gems of literary giants . . . complete bibliography and unique filing methods . . . British background. FREDERIC W. BORGES, A.M. Instructor of Mathematics Exciting math classes . . . It ' s a com- bination of malh and philosophy . . . the table tennis champ . . . classroom floor-pacer . . . Now, here ' s a good book on the subject . . . What part of speech is x ' ? . . . the watch. BERTRAND P. BOUCHER. A.M. instructor oj Geography Now. wo1l take up Labmdor . . . boyish appearance . . . clever black- hoard illustrator . . . French-Canadian background. ... a practical approach to geography . . . essay tests. I:DC.AR C. liYK. A.M. Associate Pro pssor o Socio Studies and Director, ew Tools or Learning Burra.. Kducalional field Irip founder . . . ' e ' re now going over llie second ridge . . . rcser ' ed and resourceful dynamo . . . the classroom on wtieels Willi ihe nation as his textbook. LYDIA M. CALIANDRO. A.M. Instructor of [jutin anil Assistant to the Director o the College Higli School Efficient Assistant Princip d of College I ligl. . . . helpful to ail college students . . . friendly and pleasant ... a Col- lege High favorite . . . charming per- sonality . . . Christian |-ellowship ad- .V II. (IIRISTMANN. S.Mus.D. LStrticIor of Music Juilliard and M.S.T.C. clarinet instruc- tor .. . excellent teacher . . . one-man orchestra . . . lover of Baroque music ... a musician ' s musician . . . the new mystery man of Monlclair . . Bring your accompaniments to lesson. FRANK L CL YTON. Ph.D. Assistant Professor o Social Studies Blue eyes and blue suits . . . Oh, I don ' t know . . . distinguishing walk . . . True, false, or matter of opinion . . . ardent politician . . . student fa- vorite . . . citizenship in person. al i:n c. codi.r. i.d.M. Assislunl Pro essor o Phvsical llAucation I lead football and basketball coach . . Ham and Eggs . . . I ' uture F ' resh n.en Athletes . . . AC ... Sail . . . wanis iin undefeated season . . loves details . . . always in a nisli . . special lial (or games. PHILIP S. COHIuN. A.M. Instructor oj Social Slu( ies Much classroom discussion . . . dole ol Babylonian Captivity? Who knows? . . Let s discuss the topic ol dis- cussion . . . intensely interested in subject taught . . . briefcase n la Cohen. I k ' l N( I II ( (tNhl ll. AM. .A,« I.. ; ' ,„(.vv,r.. ;.Mii... . A twinkle. „ ,hu.klr. and „ n,.d . . . lamiiun I jliervin wrillrli retllnlloll . . . Waidrfi rcnil ollltlnort . . . everyone Uncle C.u« . . critic . . iheorle. on ninlrlninny . . . hunionai draninllut- tlont . . Concord Mr %• . llU ol MS TC t.l k ' MAIM r t kl M V. , M. . .. l l.u.l I ' n.f. ' .v.r ol trench Ilie ln«l lime I  n« In I inme — nrtive (Niilii l|wl( n In i ln« by ili Mlenli . 1 ' ren.h vivni lly bubbling with rnlhutinMn e«pre««lve Cinllii Bri line. . . . Mr. ,nb.lil.. indl,. ensny tests. iP - ' ■ V EARL C. DAVIS, M.S. Assistant Professor of Education anA Director of Personnel anA Guidance Smokes a pipe . . . ■ ' Howdy! . . . Mr. Anthony of M.S.T.C. . . . ■Well, roger-dodgerl ' . . . chicken pot pie . . . hard to find . . . those lifts up the hill . . . different tie each day . . . student insurance headquarters. TERESA DeESCORIAZA. A.M. Associate Professor of French and Spanish ■■Scory ' . . . tasteful dresser ... the suitcase she uses as a pocketbook . . . ■■Not aw. but aa ' . . . ■■Who ' s my conscience? ' . . . ' What means this? . . . ■■Stop beating the bush around . . . Spanish all the way JEROME DeROSA. A.M. Assistant Professor of Pfivsjcal Education ■■Now. when you re on the green - . . . infectious laugh . . . Quiet in the back row ' . . My wife always marks my papers . . . Have you ever played ' Dizzy-l.rzy ? ... sport jackets and gum soles . . . ■communikle ' ■ diseases. WILLIAM P. DIOGUARDI. M.S. Instructor o Physical Education and Business Ed.icalion and Assistant in Student Personnel Bill . . . those sport shirts and that sense of humor . . . Notre Dame . . . married in Noven.ber . . . Wapalanne in summer . . ex-member of Robert Hall. ERNEST B. EINCHER. Ph.D. Assistant Pro e; ' ■Tlie topic is wo we haven ' t lime bow ties . . . b, tivity . . . prepar ior oj Social Studies thv of discussion, Lul . ' . . black hair and iicvcs in political ac- d calendar of I ' d like fo iign- you — . AV ALINE FOLSOM. PIi.D. Associate Professor of Social Studies History expert . . . omit one class, miss ten years of civilization . . . true and false questions . . . dont forget sig- nificance . . . knowledge plus humor ... 1 ake out tne Hapsburg gene- ology . . . forty minutes well spent. PAUUNE FOS TKR. A.M. Instructor of Health and Physical r.ducation Always willing lo help . . . many pairs of shoes . . . My fatlier is a surgeon . . . allcnuancc hy numbers . . . tnat nice friendly smile . . . Danisli gym- nasties in ncr gym class . . . nealtn projects . . . Florida vacations. W. PAIL HAMILTON. AM ssoflale Pro essor o llnqli ' ,!, Kt.o lr scholar . . . actor . . a huge carved pipe . . . twinkling eyes . . Scotcli plaids . . great friend lo stu- dents . . profile like MacArtl.lir . . . Sliakespeare at I 37 Clarewiil Avenue. AIDIS II II AM II, Ik . I ' l, l .llM„ ll.n.l ,.l llu- I ),; :„lm.nt of ■orel,|.i l,mql„,q.; „mt .A.sorl.ile ' ro enor of f ' iirel||tl f. in||iin||ps I ' nnions riinoon i ont weekly trips In New York witli llie Inngiinge .til dent, wire ,.n.l tn|H- re...r ler fiend I.elplnl ndvl.e you . on .,k.I llw.l l.lur ,o,d iarkel tennl. . on. I. Inl.uin,,. .lorv teller L HOWARD FOX. A. L Assistant Professor of Speech G morning . . . those darling bow lies . . . Mr. Joe College . . . seen will, a TV camera . . . oilier lialf of Players duo . . . per.sonalily-plus . . . tfie high school senior expert. MOW . T G. ERASER. Pli.D. Head uf tile Department of Integra- tion onA Professor of Education . eat and precise . . . dignified de- meanor . . . those memorable panels . . . first-aid for the student teacher . . . poise and clarity, panel musts . . . Let ' s philosophize. PAILi;. IKOI lll.KH.. .M .AssislnnI Professor of Business Education W ' r haven! enough time . . . friendly . . . methods master . . . duck soup ... 1 don ' t know how we ' re going lo do it ... magazine articles . . . hnancial adviser of ihe S.G.A. Head of liu Oermrfi When I I nf fio ' 3 --V- r. KOI. WD HLIMPHREYS A.M. Assisla nl Prole ssor of M Uhem atics Percenlil es and graphs . . . 1 ectures and debates . . . Short-cu ts are nt al- wavs val uable . . VVba was I talk- ing about? . the s vagger and swinging briefca e . . . rai «bo ed for OTIS C. INGEBRITSEN. PIi.D. Professor of Psycfio ogy and Ch of t ie Graduate Commillee Impeccable and distinguished parent-psychologist . . silver naif with collegiate air . . . sparkli eyes . . . your problems are I opportunity for self-evaluation fable and soft-spoken. blu EMIL KAHN. A.M. nslruclor of Music ■No credit! . . . tortoise-shell frames and briefcase . . . Student Musical ad- viser ... his unique system of getting things accomplished ... I can ' t work under these conditions . . . conductor extraordinaire. ELLEN KAUFFMAN. A.NL nslruclor of Speech Kindness personified . . , My ears didn t quite liear tKat . . . most thor- ough test-giver . . . lift the voice from your feel . . . Oh that ' s fine! ... is what she teaches. ML-IL: ' . MATHILDA S. KNECHT. A.M. Instructor of Languages Well, no, that translation ' s not quite right . . . meets all of the juniors in Foundations of language . . . vitality and scholarship in linguistics . . . chic . . . informal classes with Latin few . . . New York ' r-. WALTER E. KOPS, A. L nslruclor of Social Studies Engaging personality . . . distinctive chapeau . . . UN Institute sponsor . . . Marjorie, Anne Marguerite. Mickey . . . audio-visual aids in the teaching of democracy . . . held trips to the Bowery. RUSSELL KRAUSS. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Englisfi Did I ever tell you about the girl who wrote letters in the Eiffel Tower? . . . troublesome waste paper basket . . . chair-balancer . . . Are the gal- leys in? ... Den Mother emeritus ... a Krauss ' test! . . . the day Val- entino died . Page Tourteen S. MARIE KIIHNEN. A.M. nslriiclor of Biology Hawk migrations . . . beautiful nati Jide botany held trips F)l pets , . gs. no shadii iide today! rR(;iL S. MAI.LORY. Ph.D. IliaJ of tlie Deparlmenl of Mal ie malic, and Pro esor of Malhemalics Mnnlclairs fanmu., aullior . . . Dont stop mc until you ' ve licarJ inr (lie lliird lime ... A malli major sliould always liave liis lool. ' i . . . riii going lo llie fami this weekend. JOHN MANNING. A.M. .Assislunl f ' ro essor o Malhemalics A mathematician with a oroad ' a . . . Are you worrying unduly? . . . sum- marizing summaries . . . Brother Lind- quist says — ... percentiles, poly- gons, personality . . . new addition to the Math Department. EDNA E. McKACHERN. Ph.D. Head ol the Deftarlment of Music anil Professor of Music Exacting keyboard requirements . . . You re supposed lo be professional musicians . . mid-day snacks ... I want to see the following people after class . . . tremendous amount of energy . . . Answer the phone, will vou! . . . famous coffee-maker. CLAIRE M. MERLEHAN. A.M. Reference Librarian and .-Vssislonl Instructor of English Most recent addition to library staff . still enjoys reading . . . occasion- ally gets to the theater . . . reference librarian . . . can locale almost any- thing in n hurrv. y IIARLEY P. MILSTEAD. Ph.D. Professor of Geography Doc . . . Agorn adviser . . ardent rooter nt haskctbnil games . . . palron saint of Rrngrnphy minors . . . casy- (foing miinnrr . . . nnli-loLacconisI . . . RnUrt Mall Korders . . . Rlgitl in ar.mm! tl.Js .rrVum l.rrr _.■ ' MAIRICK P. MOFFATT. PK.D. t ii5lnnt Professor of cial Sliidl«s Clinracteristic list lo one side ... a flower in the luittonholc . . . ' Now lisltn — . . lumiorisl of the Social Sludirs Dfimrtment . . . ou goUn Ite liunian! . . . mv friend. . . . n.v hd.lle star. W . K1) .NIDORI, AM Asililnlil Pmfpsjor ■( Mii«lr I ' lny with your enrn ' crew ml , . , ixi.turr. etiilM u hure. brrnlhr Ynii turn on your right fool for n Irfl dank ' Dl.l vmi piny your dnilvdn.rn? Ijlllr ' nr l. ir iin llir iiiuilr prnglnmt llila ion l I W I tKI Hi Al . A. !. . ' ]i fjil int Pmip 9or at :diicnlfnn Siinlle  rn«e ol liumor renppenr- tng dlMip| rnrlng nintiHtm he oh. ihnte Inie ami fnlur Irwlt Vuii know what I nienn i ' lie clnvpi (indrr«tandlng | er onirted . . admini«lrnlt%e tlmv n| rilurnlinn Page Jifteen ULRICH J. NEUNER. AM. MILDRED M. OSGOOD. A.M. HLOMENA C. PELORO. AM. IRENE PENNINGTON. A.M. Instructor of Business Education and Instructor 0 Art Instructor of Spanish Instructor of English and Speech Veterans Counselor Puppeteer . Riverside Drive com- ■Fir . . . M ST.C. graduate, class Now, what do you think, class? . . . That W license plate . . . T ex- muter . . . hat and scarf , . brooch of -46 . . . spent last year in Spain . . . charming southern accent . . . always plain that later . . . knows stories for from Canada . . . ■ These puppets are castanets in Room E . . hig blue car open to suggestions . . . friendly smile all occasions . . . Do instructions one handmade ' ■ . . classroom with a. patio . . . lives in Bloomfield . . . ScoryV for everyone . . . keenly interested in and two Tor Fiomework . . . cigar . she ' s Os-good a puppet maker as right hand . . . ■■HolaF ' . . . Que citizenship . . . meticulous in dress . . . smoker . . . ■■heretofore . . V.A. they come. tal? ... plays a guitar . . . dancing her seventh grade curriculum. Counselor . . . ■■Do you follow me? feet. . . ■■Pick anv numher- MLIRRAY PRESENT. B.Mus. nslriiclor 0 Music Vit . . . ■■How about a piano lesson? nts the practice rooms for nis Let s try that over again How about counting tlus time? .ils Don ' t play like a dead fish. ETHEL JANE RAMSDEN. A.M. Assistant Professor of Biology Movies, slides, class discussions . . . Give nie an example of a protozoa . . . two-hour lah . . . weekly reading cards ... Conserve nature s work; be careful not to step on an angiosperm . . . subtle humor. RUFUS D. Ri:i:n, pf..d. Chairman of the Department of Science and Professor of Chenuatry Mimeographpo question snccts . . . r„nfi l«nl of n.any . . . fall.crly . . . before Dreft . . . boalccrs of coffee . . . 1-oarn fiow to use the books . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . Back in Ohio — . . . gentleman farmer. VALINRNK TONONK. AM ,A.ijislaril Professor o French I ' undriiisinfi for scholarships , . , n roomy hamllmg . . . NLS.T.C. plates . . . o perfectionist . . . We must Ret more culture in the f ' rrnch club . . . esthetic appreciation , . . f ' arle , frnncais enclusivement 111 A I Kit II II M m RV AM. tnstruftnr of Sjnimch IUrnnr.1 - Coinmbln - M S TC. _ in lltrrr ill lini t ninllonii . . . vWnrlniit Of ,., ,..• I „.r Shnl r.,K-nrr hisciniilinu I..I. .c.lons Tukr ' a CI A «ilh ,H.«crlul plosive. JOHN J. RKLLAHAN. Ph.D. Professor of Social Studies Diagrammatic economist . . . Don Icha see, class? ' . . . sporty clothes . . . as of a paticular point in time — ... smooth scnedule procedure . . . Tnis isn ' t a test, it s an opportunity ... analyzed business world. IMADOKUS J. SHEFT. A.B. Instruclor of Teaching Aids M S.T.C. grniluate . . . We need more held trips . . . TV Club sponsor . . . ex-Army captain . . . emphatic in a quiet way . . . new TV project di- rector . . . more close-ups. HORACE J. SHEPPARD. A.M. Heaa of the Department of Business Education and Assistant Professor of Business Jiducalion Dramatic presentations in class . expressionist . . . hands and blackboard . . . sports program supported . . . Shep . . . new home at the lake . . . family references . . . confirmed N ' ash owner . . . expanded bu«ine ; rur- MARV SANDOR N ' ALASKY. A.M. Instructor of Science Explosive explanations . . . keep it in the hood . . . yellow chalk user . . square dance participant . . . thought- fully answers questions . . . conscien- tious speaker . . well-groomed. E. T. ' AN DERN ' EER. Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Business Education Impeccable dresser . . . efficient and business-like . . . Let ' s be profes- sional . . . pleasant sense of humor ... Pi Omega Pi adviser . . . Now. we must dress appropriately . . . WMF Board. k RALPH A. VERNACCHIA. A.M. Instructor of Art Always moving . , conscious of color, on canvas and on people . . . appreciates art . . . A room should express your personality . . . ex-Caii- fornian . . . Color never stops beyond the workshop door. RICHARD W. WILLING. A. L Assistant Professor of Business Education What, no lest today? . . . proud father ... a pipe as his trademark . . . spirited . . . track coach . . . those jokes . . conservative dresser . . . tongue-tying words . . . everything fig- ured out MOLLIE C. WINCHESTER. A.M. Librarian, Co ege High School and Instructor of English Creator of a warm and homey atmos- phere in CHS hhrary . . . gracious wilhngness to assist you . . . bulletin- board artist . . . analysis of book from cover to cover. MARGARET M. WLRTS. M.D. College Phvsician and As,sislanl Professor of Health Education bend in one more . anatomy and physiology for physical education minors . . . The first number you hear will be — ... di.spenser of pills and medicines . . . Next, ally seen smilii , please FREDERIC H. YOUNG. Ph.D. ssislanl Professor of English and Education Philosophical ... the greatest virtue, intellectual honesty . . . The whole picture — . . . Ideas and Men . . . au- thority on Henry James. Sr. . . . amicable ... the integrated class. LOUIS E. ZERBE. M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music The third finger pattern . . . learr play a violin in thirty minutes . Heifitz got the breaks. Bartok star- to death . . . bouncing cnthu violin virtuoso in class . . . radii Page Eighteen SCHOOL SERVICES ADMIMSTF ATION SECRETARIAL STAFF F inal. N. Perry. M Irazec. REGISTRARS OFFK I: E. Favor. S. Bnrnos. M Mosliia. .M Uu„ BUSINESS OFFICE Seated: C. Dursl. .N ' . Guarino: Standing: M. Josso. L. Nielsen L- Roelman. H Sleiner (in Circl l ll.( .K ll() Ol I K I, SIX Kl.l AKI l SIAI ' l- i-:. S, ' nK ' n. I ImkhM i ' i;rs() m.i si i I ' V ' . DcRiuir.li. I I .■,„„.„. I K,.||„-. Il IW.Ii.ir. I; ( Dnvi« III I B . tr If n Ti iS I Hi C()I.I.L(,,l. I IK, 1 1 DLMONSIAIIUN SCIIOOI. SIAM L ( ' .nllnnilrn, .1. InKoltl. K Allilnxin M w looi.s lOK ii. K i (i iuri:aii l: m. . M In.mn... I I .. l..nr PiUlc A ' inrlccri PUBLIC RELATIONS STAFF Mrs. Robert E. Corso. Mrs. Charles K. ,, cunsulcratian of the .risf.es of if.is slafj. no piC, appears ,n tU y.urhook FOOD SERVICE AND LAUNDRY STAFF Row 1: C Tucker. J. Middleton. E. Taylor. O. Kear.iy; Row 2: C. Harris. J. Csizn.adia. R. ReddisK. R. Ford. W, Robi. 1. En.anuel. C. Spencer. R. Evans. A. Green. P. Morgan. E, Blodoetl. Head Di.litian (in Cir.le) Page 7wenty NI l K lUII .W ' kKu CLASS Arnisi-R V(-; WHO MAVi: had llic | ri ili-«c ol kiinwmi; mikI umkiin; Willi Mr Waller Kups roali c Ins alulily lo liillill llic duties of n riass advisor. I lis plousnni manner has revealed llie warmin nf an Inlcresled friend; his ndvicc nnrl siiKneslions at class excrullvc Ixinrcl meet- ings hove cnr.ouraucd ixiard memlicrs lo solve their prohlems in a democratic manner. Al all times and In inniimcrnhle ways he has lieen. anil will remain, an Inspiration. Al social functions, the yraciousncss of holh Mr. and Mrs. Kops has aflorded a splendid opportunity for lis to hecome acquainted with them. ' ! oyelher they have ployed nn important part In our four years al MST( . ami we feel sure ihul our coiinenlal relation- ship will not lie forKotlen in the liihire. Vihlc Tu ' ciilv one ? ' -VJ ' - 7 Diana G. Accardo Dee Dee . . . summer at Laval Did I tell you about the time—? truly versatile . . . impish humor . . those jokes ... a willing worker voluble ... a ready smile. 1? Marilyn J. Ackerman Lynn . . . European traveler, lecturer . . . authority on tuna fish sandwiches . . . Baudelaire and Ogden Nash . . . pro- crastinator par excellence . . . that cock- tail with T. S. Eliot . . . Mon coeur est a Pans. jCa Cammm Patricia Lee Ackerman Pat . . . Oh, 1 always talk to myself . . . camping every summer . . . Why worry. ' ' . . . utterly independent . . . Let s eat! . . . Open some windows! ' Florence Catherine Allen rio . . . Economics genius . . . quiet . . . sweet . . . When Liddle Star and I write our book-— . . . mysteriou s 1 dances . . . baby blue eyes . . . evening lea . . . Today in the SS — . Mary Regina Aileniort Could qualify for the xoice with a smile . . . great letter writer . . . He s in the Air Force ' . . . regular Friday-nighter . , . host of friends ... a v ' orker . . . broad-minded. ?aqe lwen .y- our ,. Joan Frances Amorison Dorothy Mary Banas Helen Doris BarllvO Irma . . . willowy . . . those eyelashes Dot . . . neatness personified ... re- Helen . . . tall, sophisticated . . . Rec . . . her love, the stage . . . O.R. stocl;- membered for her parties . . . quiet charm Room habitue . . . Gene . . . Tonight s holder . . . brains except for Borges . . . . . . Phi Gam . . . loves to do the Polka the night . . . prolific reader of the pocket Regina . . . Dispense with this inane . . . pleasant personality . . . studious . . . book edition . . . Gold Dust Twins . . . frivolity . . . humorous, fluent . . . Phi always ready for fun . . . Really? Let s go where 1 can smoke. Gam. 0mloU 53 :1 i ' ..MM... I ' ...s. nunny . . . iiiiic|)fn(li ' iit . . . . . thill lirkle eye . . . cilirient . . . iiiicicr.sliuidinu trips lo N. Y. fcr. niicsic lover I m rrii. ihcdl bul we hnve nn , . biLssii proftnidci . . . . Morlello CoilcKe Irons- Ri.l.....l W ' u Dirk . . . parly [iMilv . . , . ' lop up any time . . . ,l(win . . . Iwo lovc! wife anil III riinvrrliblr . . . I ' .lcmcniiir) ' -ichool? NeverH! ' . . . Suntliiv well fix It . . . Cmtlo (jct dosvn to llicl.nl). ' Pacfc 7wc tylwc Arlene K. Belle Ar ... perennial pageboy . . . loves a good laugh . . . that serene look . . . camp- ing enthusiast . . . CCS. . . . Hadley fan . . . artistic . . . energetic . . . sympathetic ear . . . Look at it this way — Mary Lou Berarclinelli M.L.B. . . . d-z-z-zoology zealot . . . L stands for lab . . . dark sheen or hair, deep green eyes. thoughtFuI attitude, and education-wise . . . short, slow, serene, stu- dent, steady, smile, success. jCa Cammm - t Edmund D. Berry Ed . . . professional photographer . . . free periods spent at 19-C . . . coffee with Charlene ... It doesn t seem that long ago! . . . the mature opinion . . . proud father of Eddie IV. Vaqe Tioen (y-six Eva Betnune Enthusiastic and good-natured . . . great impersonator . . . Anyone going to have tea? . . . that sweet smile . . . Dr. Gage s right hand gid . . . talented . . . always 8: 15 breakfasts and 8:30 classes. Ruby M. Bishar RooB . . . warm personality . . . KRU . . . Belmar weekends . . . true blue . . . Bishar Bonderchuk. Inc. . . . He s not really my brother . . . Oh, that songi ' . . . appropriate composure . . . Montclair booster ... 1 don t carel Douglas Bissett Always steaming off somewhere . . . Where s the coffee? . . . minor in Fol- som . . . member of the unholy crew . . . always with a cigarette . . . the intellec- tual look ... an authority. j James Bogle, Jr. Genial! Jim . . . transfer from the Ma- rine Corps . . . Marie is the One ... al- ways tWere at colTee time . . . usually dis- cussing (the price of pineapples in Siberia. Alice Bonderchuk Sentimental Jimmie . . . soft spot for Fatty . . . Bishar Bonderchuk. Inc. . . . night owl . . . Coder ' s rival . . . Pi . . . ■ Unforgettable . . . wandering gypsy . . . Any nice pennies? . . . fabulous ward- robe ' . . . All this ' n ' that stuff . mloM 53 Agnes iJi .aix ' lli Boog l.i . ' . . . tK-at and poised . . . crenlive talent . . . nvid Vofli ' reader . . . style ronsnous . . . .sorlnl life at I ' psnlo . . . loves a fiisl I.indy . . . graham crnckcr snacks. Roti.iKi I .eoniird Bosiitiul l (in irfnih awnrtl winner parlez-vous newsprint . . . ruler: Ricky . . . Who wonl.s to go for colTcc? . . . pub office fixture . . . key to hling cabinet Va( e 7wen y-scvcn Walter B. Botli Tali and blond . . .8:30 express from Elizabeth . . . orchestra concert master . . . accomplished violinist and musician . . . National Guardsman . . . My Oldsmo- bile . . . Ping-pong, anyone? . . . busy man, either fiddle or Joanne. Gwendolyn M. Boyce Gvven . . . Scory s conciencia . . . When 1 was in Me.xico — ... spar- kling eyes and captivating laughter . . . oooh . . . beautiful clothes . . . Where s Thelma? . . . friendly manner . . Alpha Kappa Alpha prexy. jCa CatHmm ■Vv Vivian M. Breier . . real friend . . . mathematics whiz . . . jaunts to Buffalo . . . able tutor . . . Sleep doesn t agree with me . . . keen mmd . . . Of course I worked last night . . . level-headed realist. Page Jwenty-eight Ida M. Briscoe Mom Fischer . . . Oh, no! . . . Ma- dame Editor . . . Speech Office , , . en- thusiastic, effervescent, energetic . . . Oral Interp expert . . . Briscoe s Bowery . . . rapid-fire conversation . . . Oh, that s fine! . . . poised, refreshing, personality- plus. Esther Budin Sincere , . . pleasant humor . . . Got to get in my hours . . . You re glottal! . . . good student ... my nephew . . . a true friend . . . eager to complete obser- vations . . . varied summer occupations. Donald Jay Bunger ... lab assistant with wicked red . . . quiet and reserved, except at )ng table . . . first-rate matbemati- . . frustrated commuter . . . self- philosopher . . . Einstein could be Lewis H. Cadmus. Jr. Gung Ho . . . loyal Marine . . . future lieutenant . . . weekend parties with the boys ... it started out quiet . . . Phi Lambda s shufneboard player . . . part- time tree skinner . . . cadmiummobile me- chanic. eHuM ' 53 ■Wyrk„lf lean Carey it s north of I ' niorson Inke.s to tlif tanKo. pnlnls. nnil pootrj ' . . . subtle , ' icnsc of humor . . . tnslcfiil i lothcs . the Nnvy . . . Thottwis Wolfe (li-volrc adverse to mulh. AIIxtI N. C arideniito Al . . . Old Siirue of the Science De nnrlmcnl ... I here I wns nt 20,000 feet — ... chief Interest. !: In({e. dniighter Linda, and car ... I ve yot to (jet .some sleep. Vagc Tu ' fMlyninc John James Carroll i Jack . . . easy going, pleasant pe ity . . . Dean of the Pub Offic Montclarion s worrisome editor Where s the copy for page four? Norma Jean . . . Come on, will Watson? jCd Ccmfiam Angela T. Casadonte Ange . . . Dig brown eyes . . . intelli- gent . . . bubbling personality . , , life of the party . . . one of the triplets . . , Oh, those class notes! . . . always a friend . . . Doll . . . Phi Gam. Pii(7e Jbirty Beverly C. Case Bev . . . tall brunette . . . sense of hu- mor . . . swimming all summer . . . typical college wardrobe . . . fishing for fun . . . It ' s against my principles ... often seen leaving the Library. Anna Catena Warm and good-natured . . . gentle in manner . . , always a perfect student in every respect . . . true sincerity . . . highly dependable. Louis J. Cavallo Lou ' ... El Teniente . . . The Horse ' . . . intelligent . . . unusual wit . . . matn genius . . . So, what ' s another cut? . . . tutor . . . Tierney s best . . . can be seen rri caf anytime. Susan Lewise Champion Sudie ... that casual look . . . Cornell weekends . . . cofTee and cigarettes . . . Yankee fan . , . rocket rival . . . misses her Mrs. . . . practical . . . always knitting . . . ' If 1 can get the car — . Ruth M. Christensen First-Aid expert (?) . . . originator of dorm bowling . . . loud flannel shirts . . . our Blue Heaven. Room 111 . . . Gold Star archer . . . crazy about Giants, roommate, pizza . . . Delta Kappa. mloiU 55 Ih.lniM ( ' i.irk 1 he iilllc (iric . ric.il iii-vrr hu nod . . , ( io.slerV ( losi-r to whnl? . . Iicid Inns In Greenwich Vilinge think rl! lake II na| Ainl.n . ' lphii Knppa Rdlicrl I ' .. Ch ' ury Niin-confdrmi ' il . , . re.servcd iinlil you Kcl to know him . . , licnvy thinker . . . little wlltlri.sms . . , S.G.A. rohimnlsl . . , pub ofTirc . . . the (iiiiet ylrl ' s doliBhl . . . A.U. member . . , ornlorical nbllltie.s . . . pnrl- time mailman. Piiijc TbirlyoMf Howard B. Cohen Howie . . . stauncn Senate president . . . On, that s Irne! . , . bearded fencer . . . Room 17 . . . ballet. Mozart, and r.D.R. ... 1 ve got so much to do ' . . . Mario s lor pizza. Nicholas J. Colasanti Nick . . . smooth dancer . . . loyal Sen- ator . . . My wife Mimsy ... Have you heard this one? . . . sincere friend . . . old-fashioned . . . Stay at our house . . . Swifty . . . summers at Green Moimtain. jCci CcuHmm Barbara Anne Cooley One of the Barbs . . . that well-groomed look . . . Pi . . . vivacity-plus . . . star im- personator of the dorm . . . the S.S. . . . what mischief next? ... I m going to the attic .... s wunnerful . 1 nomas W. Corr Tom ... Mr. Credit Adjuster . . . That s my business car . . . smooth dancer . . . Lower Center lixture . . . sel- dom seen without Hatch . . . ou re looking good . . . transfer from f ' airleigh Dickinson. Margaret J. Cotter Marge . . . peaches and cream com- plexion . . . Irish temper . . . FJr. Mallory s [irivate secretary ... Is this for real! . . . tailored suits . . . Chapin s math tutor . , . Which brother?— I have four! Patricia Louise Crow Pat . . . 1940 l lymouth . . . Billy, f etey, and Lceza . . . Greenwood Lake . . . Gene and Shirley . . . New Yorlc plays with Non ' . . . wailing tables in Russ . . . creative art. Robert i£. Cuddy Bob . . . shy and unassuming . . . mod- ern music enthusiast . . . one of the four ... sincere altruist . . . too much . . . lengthy discussions at Tiemey ' s . . . advocates a larger, quieter caf ' . . . Fingers . 1 •R ee Marie Gloria D Alessio . . . petite . . . Hey. Icids! loves clothes and parties . . . those Krauss tests! . . . fun to be with . . . Phi Gam prexy . . . Hahne and Company . . . typ- ical college wardrobe . . . sociable. mlo 53 i i(liol.is I) Amijro.sio ' Nick ' . . , li.ird worLtT . . . nn eye f ir every uirl . . . )nz . . . C ' o. tnun. ol . . . Ir Plarcic ' s nsslslnnl ... I li. Slip peryl . . . orynnir . . , home Inbornlory , l.cl .Inn pay for it. Audrey Deane ( arnpbell Simp lild . . . qiuirry downfnll . . . iiiithr ip( l (. ' y . . . battered sword . . . science firlion n l(li t . . . ( iiarlcrly s New Regime . . . iiiipredirlahle donn pniiiks . . . friislrnlcd sfiiencc ninth mnjor . . . Icle- srope niid .spnco Iravel. T agc.7 i Tiy hrce TKomas H. Decker, Jr. Tom . . . tall and blond . . . life of tfic party . Haven t had so much fun since — ... Decker Demarest. Inc. . . . ecstasy . . . . . . Kings Point knowledge. idless sense of humor . . That s common Victor B. Demarest, Jr. ic ' . . . determination squares his chin; satisfaction circles his grin . . . financial mentor . . . Decker Demarest. Inc. . . . haberdasher . . . calm, cool, and capable executive ... 1 II see what I can do. jCd Camuma Despina Didymos Des . . . But Mr. Moore, I can I play the oline ' . . . Mike and [jost-tjrad v( - ding , . . warm contralto voice . . . friend in need . . . explaining math to Wj . . . permanent rider in Peg s car. Page 7birty-jour Mary Ann Digiore Little spitliic . . . lovely flashing eyes , , , Mexican I lal Dance specialist . . . denizen of Girls Lounge . . . bridge enthusiast . . . lucid thinking . . . courage of her convic- tions . . . generous and genuine. Antliony I )i lonno Tony . . . Que ojos azulesi . . . proud papa . . . enviable philosophy , . . advice to the lovelorn ... I coulda been a vio- linist today . . . captivating personality . . . 20th Century Goya . . . Life is rela- tive. Mary Grace DiMaggio Grace . . . mischievous smile . . . sel- dom seen without Arlene . . . capable scout leader . . . loves those Hadley laos , . . Where do we go from here? . . . summers on Bull Rd. MH j c A G G -enterprising entrepreneur . . . mod- est muscle man . . . Robert Hall interior decorator . . . footprints on the ceiling . . . soda. soda, smokes, social life in Room 10 . . . fanatic financier . . . will be missed? Joan Marilyn Dittig Dit . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . warmth . . . sincerity . . . laughing tears . . . sport type earrings . . . cellar parties . . . yellow- flash ... I have to go home . . . O.R. stockholder . . . Phi Gam. mlotd 53 Icon M. iJol.l. Icp . . . Alcxiiiidra in I he . (Ml. ihnis find . . . niidoni (laiicf i-nlhii. iinst . . . Iniil tlireclor . . . rcfrrshineiil Who eats brciilifnsll ' Page Jbirtyfwc Harr ' J. Durkee Durk ' . . . thinks best on pitchhg mound . . . Let ' s go to the shore! ' . . hkes mu- sic with accessories . . . My ffiencl, Dr. Worts . . . When 1 went ' to Jersey City . Edwin J. Dykes Big Ed . . . A.U. prexy . . . mid-morn- ing news . . . Where s Kuber? . . . pos- sessor of grand personality . . . Hearts A.C. . . . field studies king pin . . . June , . . Fords . . . mechanic. jCa Ccutwma , I Ben man Estilow of many words . . . Spanish fiterature far exceeds — . . . Agora prexy . . . Kiddie-Kar summers . . . Sandv . . . aspiring horsebreeder . . . en- grossing conversations . . . Death I akes a Hobday . . . Rest resident. Piigc Jbirty-six Margaret E. F eyes Peg . . . smihng . . . semper tardus original kind of wit sports enthusiast . another tri[)let . . Gam. Tr . . since . blush loves p. Maureen Elisha Hayes Maur . . . Ireland personified . . . ges- ticulating talk . . . Krauss most ardent fan . . . Give my regards to Broadway . . . summer stock . . . original styles . . . Hi, Gang! . . . KRU ... 49 Campus Queen. ■•!• ' ; to thro at the ' •. ' place fi ' f I wins . . vivacious . . . l)rown-eyed eaping leotard . . . Patterns treet summers . . . O.R. stock- Phi Gam . . . dance recitals . . . get it done ... the red hat Ruthi I Rutli 1. Foriken . . . nionde and pretty Hi there! . . . square dancing . . . the Y ' . . . Did you do your accounting? . . . personality-plus . . . Lets do something! . . . North Haledon Hills . . . Where ' s Shirley? I( jf I 1 nrcdii rriiiikcl I lonrsi Mild slrai hlfuiw.ud . . . llii ' Muc ' •8 dld.s . . . I ' nntonc disciple . . . U turns ■M KcruiMi Street . . . thedlorgoer ... ' ' ' routes to M.S.T.C. . . . phtlntelisl ... ex prcsstvc Kn-cn eyes. M.inlyii Rue F rnnzcn M.ir . . . only Swerle In MarNnmnrn ' s hand . . . widceycd Innocence ... 1 hnvc some In my room . . . KRU . . . constant dn e . . . pnrly enlhuslost . . . Mnrcic In On Borrowed Time . . . Charleston, anyone? Page 7h r y-5cvcn James A. Freda Frank . . . sincere ... on four . . . Bop crazy . . . Lovverl . . . Where s Cuddy? ' . Sisters . . . Senator . . . dresser . . . Basketball Medicine sociable . . . What s the scoops jCa Cam Richard Thomas Gaynor Diclc . . . You know it! ... 139 pounds with track medals . . . Speech Of- fice Casanova ... 1 ve got to teach to- day . . . speech correction fiend . . . Uke. Hometown Frohc. and Gaynormo- bile . Vai e Jbirty-eight Momer sophica and pessimism chess. Iiasebali loyal friend . about that? Henry J. Gefken . complete composure . . . phiic Senator . . . motto: F ' Jcalism . . . pastimes: |)in()rhle. jasketball . . . kind and What do ou think Frances Marie Geraci Fran . . . natural curls to crown beauty . . Just finished my Spanish novel . . . kvbeat germ . . . home every week-end . . . ( arltcin Fredricks says — ' . Jennie Goione ... always smiling . . . Someboay t to throw a party! . . . those sum- at the shore . . . Let s take a trip place far away! . . . The Gold Twins . Norman Goldman Norm ' . . . sense of humor . . . well- dressea . . . lots of fun ... 1 had that course already! . . . monumental field studies reports . . . Today s my late day — Ill be here ' til 11:50 a.m. C adoM 55 Ivolxrl ( ' xillnn Boh , , , iiiiloiiciniK iicrviiiis sy-slcm . . . Iiydrononlrs . . . .imkn- Kohin-sdn fan . . . I wish il svould rjiin . . . dcvolco to cd- urntioii . . . IMush ' . . . biology . . . luiilor hiyh school bound . . . clever wit conuciiiHi. ,lo. icpli Alex Gros.so .loc . . . tidl. dark, devilish . . , one of the four . . . nciil drcs.scr . . . partner ship in n Pontine . , . other love, bn.skel- bnll . . . Boy Scout . . . second home. Newark . . . Hove you seen my girl? Vage 7hir y-nine Jean H. Hansen Mother ' Hansen . . . WAA booster stunning middle name . . . ankees knittin time . . . Delta Kappa . . . roast beef . . . cards ... It trickles a fountain . . ping-pong . . . On. n jCd CcmfUAo, ; Benjamin WrigKt Harris, Jr. Sam . . . Mr. Brink . . . Ob. tbat ' s fine! ' . . . Robert Hall luncheonette . . . My trip , . . . staunch Senator ... Fil and Scory . . . Mario s for pizza . . . I ' m distraught . . . Party at my apart- ment . . . Mr. T.V. Vaqe Torty 4 Nannette Harris Nonnie . . . pretty brunette sophisti- cate . . . Purple and White of N.Y.U. . . . witty . . . My neighbor . . . sincere . . . fashionable . . . Delta Sharp prexy . . . famous for her blushes . ' . . You fool, you! Harry J. Hatch Harry . . . the haircut . . . neat dresser . . . Upsala transfer . . . sarcastic humor camouflages heart of gold . . . evil laugh and winning grin . . . Henry . . . Bel- mar summers . . , party organizer . . . Hey, ma-foo . Maureen ElisFia Hayes Maur ... Ireland personified . . . ges- ticulating tail; . . . Krauss most ardent fan . . . Give my regards to Broadway . . . summer stock . . . original styles . . . Hi. Gang! . . . KRU ... ' 49 Campus Queen. William Hempstead Bill . . . willing worker . . . Table Ten- nis Tournamentist . . . Hearts A.C. . . . math wizard . . . swell guy . . . custom convertible . . . wrenches, pliers, screw driver, anyone? . . . the Big Boys . . . four in a locker. Jack Herbert Herron Up and coming modern composer . . . Last night Janet did — ' . . . Marge and Janet watching Papa march . . . more serious type musician . . . trombone a per- manent appendage. mloU 53 L V Irene l ctJinii HcrsinHcr ( )ur stiir iilhlctc ... I hiivc In linisli iheso .toclc.i i)y Art s birthdiiy . . . Who s going to ihf I ' ortnnl. and why iiriMi I youi . . . wcddiny bcll.s in .luiic. Piitriiiii Ann Ht-yndrirks I ' ill . . . ingenue appearance . . . mls- chievou. ' ! twinkle In her eye . . . ihnl Irov- ellng urge . . . subtle sense of humor . . . a Krauss fan ... I must go down to the sea again — . Va c Joriyone Rowland C. Hill Ro . . . neat dresser . . . unpredictable driver . . . Who s going home? . . . imi- tations of Red Skelton , . . That hoyhas got to go! . . . afternoon rides . . . Texas . . . Giants I . . . Do your math yet? Catherine Joan Howard Kay . . . statuesque . . . sophisticated . . . suits . . . chunky jewelry . . . inner glow . . . confidante . . . Christmas of 51 . . . Can ' t go home, lost my keys ' . .-. O.R. stockholder . . . Moose said — ... Phi Gam. jCa Ccmmm JoKn J. Huber, Jr. Conservative . . . economics enthusiast . . . intelligent . . . hored continental look . . . Where s Harry? . . . Cleary s restrainer . . . Watch that stuff! . . . A.U. rookie of the year . . . those conferences . . . Rosemary . . . neal . . .-progressiv.e music. Vaqe Jorfy-tipo Leo Hurley Easy to like . . . intelligence-plus . . . subtle humorist . . . certam of his state- ments . . . never perturbed . . . salesman . . . extensive vocabulary . . . triple lunch period . . . dreads that drive to school. Doris Dolores Intorelli Dolores . . . poUtc and vivacious . . . that yellow Studebaker . . . versatile . . . Let s have an intellectual conversation! . . . pleated skirts . . . telephone addict . . . Shid, what ' ll 1 do? . . . Where ' s Ruthie? Marilyn F. Jacoby Lynn . . . harcj-worlcing news editor . . . Pretty clever, these Chinese! . . . late labs . . . If 1 miss my ride — ... Where does all the food go? . . . ' Shall we go to class. Miss Leitner? Norma Jean Jaeger Pert and picturesque . . . perfect hair-do . . . Where ' s Hilda? ' . . . Myers out- spoken veep . . . Jack Irdie! . . . Chris will take me hunting yet ... art s my line . . . Above all. be an individual. Nancy Kibrick Always prompt for 8:30 classes!! . . . Those P.S. bus rides . . . Let s really work this semester! . . . Do you think we ' re having an accounting test? . . . golden earrings ... Where s Joan? emoM 55 I ...I I KInll. Mommy . Lower 1 ciilcr star . . . Agorn s vice-president . . . sot inlly minrlcd ... 1 can I liclicve il ' ' . . . riolcfl elymol- ogtsl . . . Miss IVislol -fan . . . A. I ' , stal- wart ... a wonderful guy ... a scholar. S. Andrei K I.im Doc ' s handy Andct- . , . iimumkiIic . !milc . . . (Iiingnrccs . . . grndunle rlns.ses and librory . . . Pi . . . loves nnimnis . . . Woof! . . . trips lo New ' ork . . ' . lis a panic! . . . long walks . . . my diary ' . Po e JoTiy-three Robert Koistra ' Roberto . . . ageless . . . our next fenc- ing pro . . . may te seen driving ambu- lances or Grabams ... 1 always wear gloves wben 1 drive . . . satirical wit . . . my girl . Phyllis A. Kraft Hello, peoples! . . . always in a burry . . . striking appearance . . . Bob . . . tbird finger, left band . . . strong in ber convic- tions . . . dependable . . . good worker . . . talkative. jCci Ccunmm Ruth Krantzow Winning smile . . . Hope 1 get mall to- day! . . . sincere friend . . . recruit from Obio State ... 20 credits again tbis semester! . . . efficient and capable . . . tbat pbone call from Japan! Vaqe Jorly-four Sheila Schatz KroII Higbly intellectual . . . first love; Craig: second love: teacbing . . . constantly talk- ing about wonderful family and wonder- ful in-laws . . . Have you beard my latest recipe? It s stupendous! Andrew 1 Kuber. Jr. Drew . . . Tbe Prussian . . . witty repartee . . . my Joanie . . . good stu- dent . . . geograpby wbiz . . . A.U. . . . U-99 . . . major in bearts . . . Wben I was in tbe Army — ' . . . noted cartoonist. 1 1 Albert h. Kuplerer Cramps in On Borrowed Time . . . second major, Players . . . emulates Dr. Folsom . . . superb poise, invigorating leadership . . . K.D. Pi . . . ' That s Bruce. I m Bert ' . . . the theater . . . person ana personality. Joan Mary Landadio Room-mate . . . It ' s O.K. . . . retorts unpafalleled . . . Stan Kenton . . . Yankees . . . desire for promptness . . . ping-pong major . . . that knowing look . . . the httle elk . . . summer school memories . . . hedtime story teller. Joan Margaret Larkin Joanie . . . Tcaneck accent . . . effer- vescent personality . . . that white orchid! . . . Am I between the white hnes? . . . But he s too short! . . . twinkling eyes bright smile Bye-now. W ' h. Dol. ml(fi4 53 1 KoImtI Ci. l.ee Boh . . , I-I r..l« ' s gift I,. M.S.T.C. . . . always ready with o good joke . . . with Fay. provifles n bit of southern hospitality iti ihc I Iiighls . . . frirnd of I ' .chin. Loren I ' Jiziiheln I .cek Vivacious . . . rushing betwrcn rinsses and observations ... ill there, how arc you . . . no liinrh auain today . . . pmphnsis on work . . . tailored co-cd . . . But I in sure I flunked that Icsll Vaqc Jorlyfive Margaret Ann Leitner Peggy . . . hlontclarion niatnarcn . . . Arrangements, Inc. ... a door for the prop room . . . How s by you? . . . K.D. Pi . . . note-poster . . . only a speech minor??? . . . hustling, Henry, and speech chnic in P.A. Norbert Lerner These past years at Montclair have teen profitable . . . and enjoyable ... I sin- cerely thank all my friends . . . and teach- ers .. . for the help they have unselfishly given me. a Cammm Sandra Joan Lerner Sandy . . . showers at 1 a.m. . . . reads Krauss til 3 . . . Drag me out of bed! . . . original humor . . . KRU . . . operas and plays . . . sparkling eyes and bubbling personality. Pfl e Torty-six Florence Carole Levy Flo ' . . . laughing blue eyes . . . sweet . . . young graduate . . . Hello, you! . . . room-mate Joanne . . . my Brownie troop ' . . . ' Canasta, anyone? . . . Did anyone bring my string bass? ... 1 m so-o-o sleepy! Carmel Pollara Liberti ' Chickie ' . . . Ph.D. in versatility . . . beauty, brains, magnetic personality . . . musician . . . 1951 Campus Queen . . . !My Grandfather . . . photographer ' s model . . . Bill . . . saleswoman par excel- lence . . . constant worrier . . . her fashion shows . . . collegiate. Harry Lipset Trying to change Harry s mind will get you nowhere fast . . . facts support his statements . . . veteran actor . , . gooa music and art . . . Merry Old England . . . dependable, sincere friend. Louise Wade Longenecker I.ulu . . . always neat and conser -ativc . , . very sincere . . . baby-silting and tutor- ing .. . too much traffic . . . wonderful appetite . . . costume crews . . . fun in operettas. Shirley Claire Luts Shirl . . . sugar and spice . . . dancing at Donohue s . . . the diplomat . . . As 1 always say . . . Larkey s . . . cookie connoisseur . . . big blue eyes and sunny smile . . . Where s Joanie? mlo 53 Mil.ln-.l MucicI W ' nuiiih.; .siiiili- .ind rimrniiny pi-rsomdily . . . clicking ((istnrifls (iiid dniircs in Room 11 . . . A .1 wilh cn.se . . . ' lii ' .s wor ried? ' . . . yeniiinc sense of luiinor . . cnlm. cool, iind collected. I Aiin M. MaJ.lsky Audio Aids ( hief ft.mi K ' .mhh A . . . .il lends cliisses when mil in recording sliidin . . . eiliK ' dliiiniil I ' nnil the workshoii . . . Ii ' iidi ' i.-ihip (|u ililies . . . lop.i in ninth nnd .icieiire . . . conyrnlnl pcr.sonnlily. Page Jortyscven Bernice Z. Mallory Bern . . . eye for glasses . . . actix ' ity and ambition . . . my ole Cat Joe . . . knitwjt . . . thmgs can ' t get any worse . Delta Sharp . . . Moffatt ' s Liddle Star . . . Alpha Kappa Alpha. Walter J. Maly Walt . . . willing to help . . . busy with graduate study . . . When 1 get my farm — . . . transfer from Utah State . . . Chickie ... 1 gotta work at the sta- tion! jCa Cattimm 3r Marguerite A. Maniaci Margie . . . Where ' s Barb? ... sa- lami and Schlitz . . . Baltimore convention . . . Oh, you know! . . . flashy red con- vertible with Hollywood mulller . . . clubs galore . . . flashing dark eyes . . . high heels . Wheee! Page Jorty-eight Gloria Elaine Manning Clio . . . can t come any sweeter . . . choir enthusiast . . . contagious laughter . . . sympathetic . . . See you in th ' = brary ... good I Icartbroken lecaria . istener . . . composer ot . . Scory s biblio- Catnerine N. MaricK Katie . . . understanding confidante . . . neatly dressed . . . Well, at the Junior College — ' . . . Stewart ' s Girl Friday . . . liberal view of life . . . tres beans . . . enjoys and appreciates people . . .8:30 lunch es. Virginia E . Masferson Ginny . . . trips lo Lcnigli ... an ever present Thela Cni pin . . . expressive eyes . . . craves the unusual . . . culinary artist . . . midnight dorm snacks . . . Y en- thusiast . . . keyboard addict . . . Hearts. teb Mar ' Elizabeth McCloud Marc . . . frieiidly chanii . . . original sayings . . . You do that . . . bubbling laughter . . . cute. calm, and carefree . . . expressive . . . KRU . . . colTee tonight? . . . powers of concentration . . . one of the pygmies. illiam I homas McHugli Bill . . . big blue eyes and contagious smile . . . avid Dodger fan . . . regular guy . . . favorite of the Speech Depart- ment . . . See you at the Star . . . sec- ond home, post office. mlo U 53 AMg -lu M llvrid ArlLslK llair . . . ihiit nciil look . , . Ixl ' s (Jo for (ollcj- . . . siiircro . . . I ' hi ( kiiii ... Oh ... u know . . . drivinu inslrurliir . . . thai i nini ' Mlinn , . ' WIktcs Pal? . . . golf ciilhiisiasl. lillillll I . M« I .( lll ll|jM M.H sensible . hale-. Ici yet up III the moriiinu . . . subtle hiiinor . . . hard wnrklny . . . Dixie . . . What ' s vmir hurry? . . . stcndy third lorncl . . . those khaki aorks. Page Jortyitinc Robyn Mendelsohn K.F.O. ... TV Workshop addict . . . California with Mary . . . Try creative dramatics! . . . summers at camp . . . My dramatic group — . . . Judy Holh- day . . . holder of Players purse strings Oh, that ' s fine! Martha Ellen Merchant Marty . . . natural blonde . . . infec- tious laugh . . . modern dance enthusiast . . . summer at Martha ' s Vineyard . . . transfer from Mary Washington College . . . jewelry fancier . . . Vive le Fran- cais! jCa Ccmmm 1 Barbara Anne Messenger Bohbii Wh ere s Margie e? twinkling eyes . . . sweet voice . . . Scotch- Irish . . . l.R.C. veep . . . Baltimore con- vention . . . kissed the Blarney Storie . . . snappy dresser . . . individualist . . . New Yorker ... Whee! Vaqe Ji ty Joan Joy Miller .1,1 . . . that s how 1 became a speech major ' . . . downbeat . . . collector of Bop jokes . . . Players head lamplighter . . . Crazy? it ' s insane! . . . Eileen ' s alarm clock . . . Oh. that s fine! Barbara Anne Milne One of the Barbs . . . energetic and vi- vacious . . . Where are my glasses, etc.? . . . whiz of the keyboard . . . prexy of Pi . . . bright eyes . . . Krauss tests and mid- night oil. Dorothy Ann Minarsch Dottie ' . . . expressive eyes . . . BricK- wall . . . letter-writer . . . restless . . . Sue and Soup . . . unforgettable Cornell week- end . . ' . dimples . . . naively naughty . . . sports enthusiast . . . majorette captain . . . Where are the ladies? Jpsephine F. Miroddi ' Jo . . I. mobile face . . . eloquent eye- brows . . . astute observer . . . good taste well-read . . . Yes. but 1 think — cro word puzzles. Time, and Proust ibtje humor . . . Europe in the future. Jf Mosselle Big Jii . . . ping-pong-major, sleep minor . . . world s fastest human . . . vic- tim of transfer circumstances . . . Mr. Wll- ling ' s favorite trackman . . . Almighty Dollar . . . R.C.A. vs. Montclair Stale. 0mlot 53 Miiriiin Ciiimclli Mimlcy Tlmt briiullfill .Itinc )J wcdiliin; . Al . . . fn.shion-wisc ... I d rather lie home plnytn) with my new wii.shing miirhinc . . . strong ronvlrlions niid friink Dpinidiis . . . kltrhcn rnpcrs. Gloria Marie Nuiulf Nnlc . . . mfcclion!! Iiiiigh . . . I ' l . . . hnliuc.lnnllons . . . Knilllng -lOOA . . . mnny friends . . . lovc.t nil food . . . Inlko- live . . . Whnl iih sold wo — . . . ncol rires.ier . . I II never forgive yol . . . I ' Icosonlvillc I ' alri,.! Vaqc Jiflyone K i V 1 H 1 Philip R. Natoli Phil . . . good-looking . . . friend to all . . . proud uncle . . . Betty . . . forever teasing . . . Tfiat isn t the right attitude to take! . . . the man with the big bass arum. Mary Immaculata Oliger TV camerawoman ... I II die! . . . Cooperstown summers . . . California with Robyn . . . make-up genius . . . Oh. that s fine! . . . K.F.O. rooter . . . sister Bernie . . . amateur chef . . . Alaska at 26 . . . Coder s Girl Friday . . . brother in Air Force. jCd Camtam v.. - Inge Otto Art, music, philosophy ... a farmer s love of nature, an urban love of fine arts . . . hitch-hiking . . . rich, warm laugh . . . genuine interest in all people and prob- lems. Vaqe Ti ty-tmo Sliirley B. Page Soft smile . . . nice to have around . , . summer trips with husband, Phil , , . good friend . . . good cook . . . seen piloting her Ford . . . Haven t read my Krauss yet. Betty Paglieri You don t know where Little Falls is? . . . geography enthusiast . . . great awe for Dr. Folsom . . . comes to school at 7:30 and leaves at 5:00 . . . scholarship in solitude. nrmcn Parieuianco ime Senor . . . laLoratory as- traordinaire . . . those meal time . Phi Lambda Pi parties ... I Scory ' saw me . . . When I ;xico — . Ellen Ruth Peck Transfer from Oswego State Teachers . . . smihnfj face . . . spirit of indiistr ' . . . three lovely daughters . . . hss Osgood s favorite puppeteer . . . hat and heels al- ways . . . My children helped me. emfiA 53 w i.( loll I r|,|.lT SeiKiliir IVppcr . . . I ' ee . . . dchalcs ron. ' slantiy nlmtil nnythini; . . . In the old days . . . friendly . . . mnnngrrlnl rnpor ily . . . I lowdyl . . . siihtif humor . . . Mn nm? . . . thai car . . . Mc? Pny Income tax? 1) )ri ' Ann -rk 11. •Pcrk I vvnul flii ' t wn Ml (• I ' ved Mil nd, l)Ul 1 « iiulrrful . . . KRU . . fn.shlon pin • . hchinc J ih c scones dy- nnmo . . . crcn Icr fixture . . . ivc Inlcnl ■Mn . . l wcr Cm- Lei ' s have o pnrlyl Va c Jifly three AntKony Pettofrezz Tone ' . . . flash wit . . . easy Betty and I ' . . . efficient . thinker ... in the firm of S Lerner. and I ' dlcifre zo . , Mario ' s . . . blue . . . mat! jCa mm A Lucille Geraldine Pinelli Lu ' . . . loves the social whirl . . . Frank Dailey ' s greatest patron . . . attractive sparkling eyes . . . excellent student . . . sincere . . . wardrobe of earrings . . . ' Where ' s Angle? . . . those men in uni- form . . . Phi Gam. Vaqe Tifiy-four Waiter J. Pipczynski Pip . . . Chevy s . . . Peggitty Oliver , . ardcnl Agorian ... a L ' nion Yankee .- . his W ' atchung monsters . . . athletic . . varsity limp . . . accounting headaches . . individualistic ideas . . . Truly the nectar of the gods . . . one of the big three . Margaret Plaskon f g . . . sparkling coloratura voice . . . red-headed, personality to match . . . ex- pressive eyes . . . Bayonne round trips . . . Jack and I . . . helping Wj with math ... 1 am the Prima Donna here! Doris Rfink Blond beauty . . . captivating personality . . . Scory ' s favorite secretary . . . Her smile hath charm . . . lunch hour philos- opher . . . summers in Puerto F ico and Mexico . . . ' Who II have ice cream with me? Esta Reiclier Back to N.Y.U. someday . . . confirmed 1 ankee rooter . . . that transcontinental trip . . . avid collector of visual aids . . . voluminous written reports . . . witty con- versationalist . . . Have In help Mis Osgood. ' Geraldine Riley Gerry ' . . . characteristic giggle . . . suits and flats . . . When do we eat? . . . torn between Bloomlield College and Montclair . . . trim figure . . . Off to Dr. Clayton . . . Alpha Kappa Alpha. mi i i 53 . „ ' il nil jn;iiin niiiii.slnrhi ' ... he wnnt. to wnllt iilone . . . .lonn niid pii. ' sl uriid wi ' ddinu . kip ' «ti l !i (i| ... I need ihni lime to priirllcc. liK i|iii ' liii - Kiihinson .l(i( kic .1 )ii lk;i ' r l(in f cout ' ir . . . W ' oolworlh pxocullve . . . psrudo rirnrr mnlor . . . I Invc you seen Boh? . . lho5c Krnu.i!! IcMsl . . . pert, picasonl. ond n pretty smile. Viide 7illy five -Jc sonality , ways . . . Room 21 Nero . athlete. Joseph H. f odolfy good looks . . . engaging per- . Agora — first, last, and ai- 1 11 cut your heart out! . . . . . one of the quartet . . . . . loves Rest-ing . . . fine Joyce Elaine Roland Cute little mite of dynamite . . . smallest of the pygmies . . . energy-plus . . . KRU prexy ... 1 haven ' t been well . . . cheerleader par excellence . . . Bird- ville. U.S.A. . . . red roses. jCd Catmma ? Marian Roth Rothie . . . the antihistamine Icid . . . Don t wake me for breakfast! . . . Krauss fan . . . practice, practice, practice . . . Monday night rehearsals with the Col- legiate Chorale . . . my own Manhattan with spices. Vaqe Ji fy-six Doris Rotondi Dor . . . conscientious, pleasant, petite . . . Anthony s home at last! . . . Hey. will you wait for me? I 11 be right back ... Pi Omega Pi . . . 1 have to get right home. Carol Rous Players older woman ... I can t sing a note! . . . Annapolis week-ends ... I can count to twelve in Dutch . . . proud aunt . . . modem dance enthusiast . . . ( h. that ' s fine! Margaret Ann Ruglio Marge . . . fascinated by hair cuts and tall men . . . warming up for the Junior Dance . . . infectious smile . . . sport clothes . . . the surprise sparkler . . . eiii- ciency-plus . . . those lunches. Frances Louise Sacco Gentleman Lou . . . petite . . . warm smile for everyone . . . versatile . . . ener- getic . . . her inspiring voice can outsing any thrush . . . accomplished pianist . . . Flcclermaus . . . Pi . . . hamburgers, raw onions, and tomato juice. Marian Salanilro Reserved . . . alttaitive . . . lorLs like shiny satin . . . beautiful, expressive eyes . . . conscientious student . . . dependable . . . my sister — ' . . . fencing cnampion . . . it s nice to be natural when you re nalurallv nice. ml M 53 .lc)y • l « ' rH ' Siillcm The rhciilri ' . . . Siyinii I )clla I ' l . . . in formiilive .sprech on how lo i-iil iliisscji siicres.sfully . . . invclcrnlf roffre drinker . . . Willi II rigiirellc . . . busy week-ends . . . vrrsolile luul nnlmolcd . . . C h. thill s linri illiiiin S lilin;iT Uill ' . i;iiiid imliircd cnnipiis sliilcsniMi) . . . nl 1 he Rock . . . oLIc rinss nlTlrcr . . . solid (jiiy . . . nlwoys  mtl- nil, ' I ' lil piiuh hlls. his sprrtnlly ( Md f ' filks ' . . . pnrly rnlhinlnsl ?a(le Jifly sevev Dolores Marie Schmidt Schmidttie . . . tKe petite and happy one . . . Homestead Summers never complains . . . bundle ot energy ■■Wonder if 1 got a letter? a.f: rooter . . . Ym sick! . . .Ph. Gam Harriet Mundy Schmidt Harriet . . . Shawnee . . . Oh, that ' s nne! . . . beautiful wedding in ' 50 . . . magnetic personality . . . emulates Mr. B . . . Oh. the pain! ... Madame Presi- dent . . . Pi . . . lilveal)le lilicral. a Ccunmm I J Stanley Logan Schoonmaker SIcoon . . . one of the Dover Boys . . . Coder s top utility man . . . A.U. member . . . always cheerful . . . Phi Lambda . . . 39 Pontiac in good shape . . . football 100%. Va e 7iity-eicjhl Richard Shareshian Dirk . . . math major, ping pong minor . . . pseudo-scientist . . . Pogo . . . ravioli at Mario s with Norbert. Tony, and Jim . . . Niccccc . . . Hempstead s convert- ible . . . Belding. my boy! . . . elegant stiff collars. ■ Rosemary Jane Sharkey Kosie . . . winning personality, always smiling . . . sincere . . . dependable . . . Doll . . . that voi ce ' . . . the crowd . . . third of the triplets . . . strong af- linify for the Social Studies Department . . . Phi Gam. Arthur Joseph Shera Art ' . . . Lcckccpcr. bzzzzz . . . Boy Srout leader . . . tnose weelc-enrl rampinp trips . . . blows cool tuba in scnool band , . . Boy. vvbat fun! 37 Hudson . . . Get the milk. Art. Rosann Smith Simherloff Ro . . . It s Mrs., not Miss ... re- entry . . . We got deferred ... ice cream and Dodger advocate . . . lost with- out little notebook ... a full life with Alan . . . everyone s friend . . . enthusias- tic. fe ' Josephine A. Shntal Joanne . . . atlraclive. blonde, blue-eyed . . . pleasing personality . . . common sense . . . orchestra violinist . . . future with Walter . . . Now I can vote! . . . fluto- phonc . . . four-handed Canasta . . . Krauss test nightmares. 0mloi4 53 Wull.r K. Smith I ' .iisy-Koini; . . . Don I worry, well net llii-ro , . . life in ii miichlne shop . . . i )o I have lo wear n llei ' . . . nlghl owl piiLer faced humor. Wilhiim W ' csl.y himlh ■■i ,ll l.m.sf.T from n.-iiler Ir ( ..I leyc- . . . (ilways in the Audi Aids i.db or nirryini; the miirophonr for assemblies . on ' first TX ' rrrw forMST.( . Va c Jiflynine Russell T. Stanley Russ . . . good pal, proucl pop . . . lovely wife, Jean , , , An, a real Hevea Braziliensis! . . . genial smile and slap on the back . . . What was that punch line again? Nicholas J. Steenstra Brg Nick ' . . . grand guy . . . Agora s scribe . . . Jack Kramer II . , . Lower Cen- ter attraction . . . the A.U, veep . . . ardent Gage fan , . . hearts with Ed . . . Forty love and — . jCa Camuma E::.leanor Stewart Ellie s sweet sophistication . , . pensive dark eyes , . . a sparkling smile , . , It s hysterical! . . . Horrors! . . . loves life . . , tres chic . . . Pro Musician . . . talented violinist and pianist. Vaqe Sixty iJoiialcl :Mt-uyk Don . , . competent, efTicient, versatile . . . religious discussions . . . Dr. Hadley ' s assistant . . . great sense of humor ... re- served . . . long hair music . . . bio-chem- istry . . . Let s take this course for no credit. ...... 1 ■ Dolores C. Sweeney Sweeney . . . unruffled serenity . . . slow swagger . . . golden highlights . . . laughs in high C . . . those Homestead Summers . . . The operation . . . Get me a dixie . . . trips to Philly . . . Phi Gam. 1 Teresa Terascavage T.N.T. . . . temperamental . . . insight, intuition, imagination . . . interpretive . . . patience, precision-plus, psycnoanalytical . . . considerate, clever with words and ways . . . energetic . . . visited Bermuda . . . Armed Forces ... I II he in chem lah. Joseph Cjer.ild I liotnpson Curly . . . A ura . . . ( arnpus clown . . . one of the big three . . . Sam Spade . . . defender of South Jersey . . . trips to Philly . . . draft bait . . . penetrating eyes . . . gids under 5 ' 5 . . . Irish. Antonia P. Tocci Toni . . . petite . . . singular laugh . . . good-natured . . . keeps everyone posted . . . Delta Sharp . . . Anyone for break- fast? . . . one of the pygmies . . . opti- mistic . . . Let s cna around. change your room mlo 53 Smidni I riu lili ' iilicrc Sandy . . . s p.irLlinL ' eyes iiml jicliirig rnstoncis . . . star of the Spanish Dcpurl- mcnt . . . per. ' ionalily plus . . . A slu- ilcfil . . . speech cnthu. ' tinsl . . . pinnlst inlercsl in the nrls . . . week end.s nt I lavrrford r.rlgar an I loulcii Likciililc. eiisy-gomi; niiliirc . . . ninuiblc . . . objective thinker (conclusions free from .tuper.ilillons, prc)mllcc. emotion) . . . Ilborni and procrcisivr . . . diligent stiulcnl of problems of mnnkind . . . While Tower ... The Rest . Vagc Sixlyonc Marilyn ' an Kirk Our perennial freshman . . . Sussex County farm . . . innocent (?) blue eyes . . . pantomimes in tne aorni . . . Made it myself . . . interior clerorator of Our Blue Heaven . . . pinochle. Dodgers. Maine. Harold F. Veal, Jr. Harry . . . farmer . . . Bob and John . . . A.L ' . s newest recruit . . . never a femmine complication . . . Phi Lambda . . . future psychologist . . . loclcer room wars . . . Let s talce a trip! jC(i Ccmmm Louis Joseph Vitale Lou . . . terrific dancer . . . always ready with a jot;e . . . conscientious . . . personality plus . . . oh, tliDSc field trips . . . biology . . . Labrador Retriever . . . ardent Tierney supporter . . . profile of Studio One. Vaqe Sixty-tii ' o [Jaine Reichardt Voltzow Ricky . . . my Bobby . . . friendly and vivacious . . . ;ood for a nice long chat . . . ou 11 lind me in the pub of- fice . . . Well, now that Bob s in the Arniv — I Robert M. Wagner Bob . . . idealist . . . mature . . . avid history student . . . deep, sincere concern for mankind ' s problems viewed with ob- jective, straight, unprejudiced reasoning . . . Jeff ' . . . memo fiend . . . motto: coffee, conversation, conviviality . Joan Louise W Whimsical smile . . . the . Iceen mind . . . my brother lihrarj ' devotee . . . candid . you think — ... nlmhle w . . . commuter from Orange illhitn R. Watson . . llulii|)hoi)e enthusiast . . . lib- jilosophy . . . long discussions with Let s give this class a slice . . . jpeare in the sports column . . . Harrison — ... staunch Demo- cy 5 M n i w w - f I 1 91 I .iuarti I. ' .-I..T Weill . . , well (Ire.ssed . . . Senator . . . friendly put for oil . . . Mr. linskelhull . . . o-o . . . one of ihc four . . summer 111 inountiilns ... I lello. there . . . class prexy ... 1 l eg your pahdon ' Sliiiiify Arnold Cinsloc k Stall the man . . . (|un L wit . . . active III rampiis nllairs . . . Phi i.nmhdn Pi ' eep ... to lie innrrierl in .liinr . . . 2n l Armored Division . . . always lalkini; . . . Iinally getting out. Page SMyXhrec t Gwencl Gwen tnusiast tractive ... I . . . narnworKJ nina the seen future. . r %M i flXA Mildred Constance Williams Connie . . . personality-plus . . . famous for her quick comebacks . . . A.C.. D.C. . . . No. you? . . . Delta Sharp . . . private hne to Chapin . . . fraternity pad- dles . . . milhon dollar smile . . . Alpha Kappa Alpha. Joan Barbara Woiin Siesta (and fiesta) of a year in Spain . . . lakeside green convert ... I almost evaporatedl . . . enough jjep for ten . . . sincere and thoughtful . . . talent galore . . . Put a nickel in it ' Joan Wolfman Wolfie . . . gift of gab . . . friendly . . . 1 ve had enough partiesi . . . one beer . . . New York dates . . . dancing en- thusiast . . . athletic . . . Phi Gam . . . Who s going near Pal ,s? ... Where .s Nancy? Joan Eleanor Woodruff I iin to be with . . . lilccs company . . . supplies miuiiignt snacks . . . Breakfast? What ' s that? . . . Want to see the foiirlh (hmension? ' . . . 7:30 is loo early. ' George H. Xenitelis I m a patient man. hut — ... gourmet par excellence . . . lobster thermiaor . . . women are an enigma . . . thoughtful gen- erosity . . . Concord guide . . . suspicious twinkle . . . expansive humor thanks to Cionpral Rierlrir. hrank Zakanych Ladies man . . . Kush ner and Di Nola — world s worst room-mates . . . accoraing to Darwin. Herb . . . flowing Chiante . . . fencing team ' s Don Juan . . . nine- teen point semesters . . . hitc Russian . . . New ImtjIiiikI week oikN MoU ' 55 III i riiuu ' iam I Iclcn Z(lcTi( n ( lurl iind iiMMssMiMKn; . vrry frlcnfljy niiliirc . , . busy willi  (- (uitiling and liininv , . . miinrylcndcr fur (,)niir cf v . . . hnl and ccild lunches in (i Pontine, riepcnding upon the wenlhcr. Marion I .rihowilz r ' i;i Hi ' AHY 8, mz Si;i ti;mi i;r 10, |050 W ' r Infvil uT eye ' s Oji nir iri n Inilh, We luri ' i lu-r or Iwr jricnJly smile: We lluiiik llxo Ijurd ic in in ut yoiil i Sen! ler (irnnni; us for a tonllv. P i{jc Siyty-fwc CLASS HISTORY JUNE. 1955 — important ' ' To some, it s just anotner month of another year: but to ns. it is the most important month ol a ivry im]jortant year. This is the time when we eagerlv foriis our attention on the future and at the same time review the scenes ol the |)ast. I he future is uncertain, hut the past is colored with a certaint ' horn ol achievement. We re conuclent. Vve seniors — N ' e know what we want now. C)h. we clidn t always leel this wa ' . especially not durino FRESHMAN YEAR: Did we really look hke that, so scared, so completelv without conlidence. ' ' ' h we thought we were loolin j those er ' worldly individuals who darted past us with that l-know-where-l m-goini , ' iir. ' c didn t know where lue were gointj, and it was no secret: how could it he. when great numbers of grc ' cn-faced Irosh testihed to the contrary by louring I ' pper Center in search ol a non-existent swimming pool ' ' Physu a! sciences. Integra- tion 100. major and minor —all these and a host of other tenns. jihrases, and titles beat against our eardrums as our hearts kept time to Ham and Eggs, My Gal s A Hullabaloo (what really does go on At Chapin H-ad-1-1-1 ' ?). and l)cneath Those ,lersey Skies of Blue. Per|Kiual I .dwer Center Iranit . registration lines. Pub Office society, hazing ridicule, and the election ol class officers are unlorgettable in the turmoil ol the beginning months. CVcr the Rainbow and A Night On the Nile were the social events of the year, and as the end ol the second semester rolled around, we breathed deeply, put our cardboard signs in mothballs, and bopelulK ' awaited the coming ol September. 1950. and SOPHOMORE YEAR: We recall the feeling which accompanied the dis- tinction of being a sophomore as sort of an elevation that transformed us no- bodys into somebodys. 1 his feeling of personal importance v ' as heightened when bewildered Ireshmen wandered on campus. As we knowingly walked througli the halls or chatted together in familiar groups. v ' c were de idetlK ' pleased with ourseK ' es. I he newly-iinlialed f)eanie-system. the traditional Peace Dance, Under the Big lop. and the semi-lormal off campus — all ol these are important parts of our history. I he invasion of the thirty-eighth parellel lelt its exidencc in the number ol acant places apparent in lln ' classrooms, at the C).K., and in Ijiwer (enter. I his is the year when the ( ahMeria was r( ju -enated with a (nal ol meion-t olored paint, and tli ' car when we were introduced to child studies. My Groups and I, and eur lirst slmlcnt musnal. Our sophomore philosophy contained a goi«l deal ol ' ( ulting-up, but some- how we man.iged enoiinli sliuK ' to plunge us into JL ' lNlOR Ylv R: Your little brother ' s looking hir vou! And off we rushed in search ol those elusixc beings who were to be our lemporar ' wards. 1 his was a year in which we seemed to rush e erywhere, hut seldom to classtvs. because that $15,000,000 Fiond Issue was within reach ol some thirteen hundred pair of hands — hands of an organized administration. facult ' . and stLident force. 1 he bill was passed! We heaved a collective sigli ol reliel and linalK ' piircha.sed a Page Sixty-six few textbooks. 1 lomcwork was just plain restful after those weeks of campaign- tng. The ' newness of the textbooks had not yet worn off when a State Cham- ber of Commerce committee anvocatea the consolidation policy, bringing us forcibly to the realization of how much Montclair meant to us. The abandon- ment of this idea was applauded unanimousK ' by faculty and students alike. For a change, we were the center of attenlion during Junior Week. Our Logs and inlormal discussions revealed our impressions of the things we had witnessed wnile in the field. T. ' . in education made its national debut on the MSTC campus, and became another first in our annals. Beamed into classrooms in the immediate area, eciucational programs directed, produced, and televised by Monlclair students were acclaimed by educational leaders throughout the country. lx)wer Center, a luscious shade of pink, the Spring bormal at the Suburban, nulophone solos, and science indices (that s the plural of index) are unforgeHablc. W ad the wonderful feeling of belonging at last, but before we had even begun to enjoy it. we found ourselves face to face with SLNIOf YflAR: W ' c d wailed so long for the opportunit ' to be at the lop rung ol the ladder: but when we reached it. we found that there were more rung. to be climbed. Methods, standard deviation, senior portraits, the right to cast a balioL in llic national election. College I ligh observation sheets and philosophs ' ol education are parts of the distinction bestowed ujion us. Occasionally doubt, sometimes eagerness, and the alarming (|ueslion. Am I read confronted each ol us. lor although the Impossible course reciuiremenls were rompletcd. the last Krauss lest digested, ihe linal statistics test behind us. it seemed almost impossible that we. after three and a hall short years, could be ( a[)able ol lullilling the assignments of our training teachers. W ' e tiancetl away tlu ' evening of the .senior inloniial with visions ol lesson plans prancing through our heads. Ihe lieU l)C(aiii - a reality and a laboratory where our entire (ullcge preparation uas a|)plii(l and demonstrated. W ' e survived this initial experieufc in a manner similar to that in wlii( h jireceding classes have survived il. find whefi the last sujiervisor h id comf)leted his hnal visitation, we began to lill out application forms. W ' e were in this l)usine.ss ol education to slay! Senior week cictivities arrived and ihc promi.se ol graduation was just a lew short weeks away. Although the Senior Prom, baiujuet. and boat Inji were tinged with sadness, they were ( rowded with happy moments lor all ol us. Ik c- calaureate exer( i.ses. an ap|)r()priale l)enedi lion, found us lully aware ol the la( t that we were on the threshold ol the end. Now w« stand together lor the last time. It would be pleasant to led — as we gather together, a little still in the .solemnity ol cap and gown — that all ol us will attend the alumni gather- ings, that we will not lose track of ea h olhrr. But in our hearts wc know only too well that these an- just .sell soothing promi.«ies. As the choir Ix-gins the Iradi lional Man h ( )ii. ( ) Soul With Strength, we attempt lo swallow the large lumps which o (rw lielmingly lorm in our ihro.its. and realize thai these are our t ommeni emiiit c in isi-s. that ire will lie tlu- reci|)ients t l coveleil teai hers college degrees, and that the pol of gold we eagedy sought ns ireshmen is the promise ol days wIikIi will bring us more happiness than y -sler(la and K ' ss than tomorrow. I ' .I.Jl- Sl lN M JUNIOR CLASS K ' ,,U I Mr, In. !■,,„. , H.u,,,,,,.., H. ssl.s. .S,„„„HT. A-lcMOV. .S „nn,-|li, Mr.nL. N nLuillr. S|.r . M.lgl ll,„M.|)s„n, M,„k.,u,l , II,,,,,,,,., VVI,,„I„, Orh.wski, Hnrssir; Row 2: ai,nU,«sk,, Slinclcr, Slu •. Miller. S.isar, S l,nrn, Mi„„. lik, P.lliBn w, Tnrazonn, Wodzinski, Osrkowski. VVidn.or, Tilrsl M.,IT,-I,.,K-, M„rr.,, , n llcr: r ow 3: M„r.l,„ll, „|,|w, Km,,,, V -s, in. Sl.ilirr, Mnrlin. SprHs. Sicrns. Ca MMill,.ux, Oiiri,.., ivrrll. ,NIi,s l,, Oss.M.lort, Y„l,e, h,n.fi,-lcJ. S„lv,„,ini, CV .m,. B,,lli,i; Row 1: IVrrv CJK-ssin. Griffill,. nu..|,lon. WVnsink. Nolnn. Srenl. Raincy, OD„nn,ll. P„ ;„n„. T„llv, P„ll.r. l„ll„ I ' arkins.,.., S l,ulm,n l, -r. Nolan, K .park,.Wray. NWIo. Vitolo. SOPHOMORE CLASS Row I: I ' . Cm,,,!,,... KinJr.d. F .m. Acl.,n.,l i„n. l.i,nK.,n. Cflpul,,. Col.,s.,nli. J. Gordon. Lrnclu.n. Clalr.ll, Muwknn.p. [lorn. Ho.lm. B,,tl,rsl,.,ll; Row 2: Cusl.r. Gomoz. Coon. Laiz. DAIcssio. Cnscy. Fox. Coffey Di Can.illn. f) ,yrf,.,k. Bri.lo«. liroon. t..Rov. DunninR. Janscn. House; Row 3: Gordon. Gclsingc llorshnrgl,. I5ymr. fJana,],. Gorman. Iranrio,.-. B.rardinolli. J«c„l stn. Goldwnlcr. Cnssavrll. Cull.-r ArmcnKol. Green, Losco. Cangialose: Row ■): tlopper. . ' nenlon, Creentuilgti. Cook. Aslon. .Angle. Allierlei fofjtteler, CJrtescnier. Bassani. Brancalo. Cacossa. L-azarescu. Brown, Gryf)owski. Hnnlon. Row 1: Gordo CLASS oi i-ici:rs I ' ilale. Mr. Colien: Row 2: Green. Brislo Casey. Fo Ngn.nn. IVle. Ncnlkn.. .Mm.II. m... I ' Halr. I ' relx.w.kl. Kl.I.er. Nr.knwIK. Minrlll. R.,l.ma. Voiinic. ( oa.l.r.. Mm .. Row 1: qmnlnn. I ' nrlrr. M.Kelvle. IVn.Uill.y. Riihln. I rn..l.nk. S l.ml.ll. M.(Milrr. ( ..Hen. o. k. Mannard. Walker. .Sa|„|||; Row I Mar.den. GIne.er. .N|nkl. M.la.iiiMln. Wrmnr. ' „.l.l...r... S..I. .. Ci,la. .Slanill. fauale. I ' e.lell. R.. e. R„ , llllr. Van To.!. Page Seventy-one FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1: Baker. Buono, Scandinari. Costa. Haupt. Goldby. Bergcscn, Hamlen; Row 2: Kramer. Liebhart. Birnhaun,. Dartentias. Adonis. Buhlmann. Ashley. Del Riecio. Borromeo, Kenlan; Row 3: Edwards. Dixon. Baver. Boyd. Borden. Juliano. Augsdorfer. Fiedel. Kopp. Bartsch; Row 4; Bolliger. Herlweck, Gan.huti. Jordan, Donato. Braaklmann. Chmiel, Collani. Brangwin. Hansen. Heys. OFFICERS AND ADVISER Row 1: Tomei. Carracciolo. Pozwak; Row 2: Heys, Meade; Absent: Mr. Alle .■ ; seativ: J « ■iJ ..r!U. -. Row I : Schideler. Speer. Raschen. McGrall,. Sellilto. Tryon. Russomanno, Paddock. Sorenson. Scofield. Scl.wartz. Zimnick; Row 2: Parasugo. Stabile. Pnnlano. Slacb, McEntee. yinchell. Stone. Sarti. Scelfo. Vallero. Sprado. Pezzano. Walsh. Vnuk. Rachesky; Row 3: Weber. Murphy. Williams. Meissner. Waro, Rytler. Zilg, Puzio. Scrippets. Wing. Schweighardt. Zucker, Maither. Temn.e. Sissclman. Walton: Row -4: Plater, Sanlini. Schmalberg. Covert, Potterton. Sholwell. Wallace. Tomei. Monroe. Mull. Stone, Paquin. Zan.er. Ryan. Perraudin. Page Seventy-two ose , ' - ' nony I V A % :r v ■t m ' b U ? f4 ,38By3cC ,jo?.2sf 44 07, :: . ; ■ SO- B 11 iiV laeubncr. Sirullc. RodoKv. Arniengol. Orliz. Schoonmaker. Esposito. Smith. MacGregor. Derry Hitz. Row 2; Ryan. Cullcn. Whrilenour. Laird. Wilt. Gomez. Costa. Miscia. Mirshak. Se Cull Row 3: Kin,. Losiom. Tryon. Ncff. V ' hil -, Dorst. Kearslev. MacMillan. Claren. Marsden Row -i: Dioguardi. Bovd. Strain. Mull. Buakc. Erl.er. Pelliconc. O ' Connor. Murray. McGrath, Coder, F O O T B A The success of the 1052 season, as predicted hy the coact early in September, would depend chiefly on about t vent returning leltermen and a similar number of freshmen aspii ants. Using the upperclassmen as the backbone of the team Coach Coder molded his strongest aggregation in four year to meet the six-game schedule. In two pre-season scrimmage with St. Benedict s Prep and Wagner College, the Indi. gave indi cation of a hard-hitting defense and a powerful s( ing unit. Meeting National Aggjes at Uoylestown. Pc its opener, the Indian defense displayed iIn stopping three Aggie drives within the twenty i The second half was all Montclair offense as proceeded to cross the goal three times for a 20-( Cheyney Teachers of Pennsylvania, a new school on the schedule, found the Big Red too much of a challenge and bowed in what was another rugged game, 19-0. as again the scoring was limited to the second half. |ritain was next to taste the hard-hitting punch of the in the hrst and last minutes on touchdowns lefensi e platoon, the impressive unbeaten, record was Kept intact, ik 1 avonne Naval team, although badly beaten, man- the lirst score against the Big Reel defense. It itclair all the way, 45-7, The following Saturday the Big Red again displayed the oower of its two-platoon system by downing Long Island Ag- . 25-6 at Sprague Field, ronton was the final and most important game of the fiT the- Indians. Both teams were up for the game. lie quickly as Trenton capitalized on a fumble to 0. Then the Big Red went to work, scoring one in each of the first three periods, all on spectacu- 1(1 make it 10-7, Montclair. The tables were sud- U in the last minutes of the third quarter as Trenton liack -45 yards for a score. A blocked kick coupled Ity enabled the Lions to score their third touch- down, Trenton, making all its extra points, won the hardest fought ' and most spectacidar game of the season. 21-19. The season was a great success for the MSTC players and the coaches. Al Coder and Bill Dioguardi, Rough, tough, hard-hitting, clean football was the keynote of a successful season. Nalion.,1 C lieynev . ow Bayo, Long Trenton Agg.es II rilain Naval ,,, and Aggie s 6 01 1 ■ Row 1: Pearson. Row 2: Roland. Reams. Row 3: Scigle. Coon. Row -1: ' ensink. Kirsinger. RnL.n.l. I Row : SiriilkiK, Minnrarli, Kylirr Row 2: Mr k. SlnLilr. Orl Rlrrlo Captain: Domlliy Mlnnrtrh. BASEBALL The MSTC Daseball squad ((iiitinued ils cunimendable rerord in 1952 by win- ning seventeen while losing only seven, hor the third time in four years. Montclair captured the NJIAC championship. Two memories that will last a lifetime are the southern trip for spring training and the farming out of Manny Senerchia to the major league Pittsburgh Pirates. Harry Durkee was the mound stalwart for the rlub while .lack Davies and Manny Senerchia paced the ollensne attack. Row 1: Larid. Ludwig. Rubin. Goldwatcr. Gray. Row 1: Durkee. McHugh. Rose. Demarest. Cassavell, Nowak. Row 3: Sclilager. Dioguardi. Burke. House. Murray. tL O l ' i ' - ' U ■V .o ct . ?v BASKETBALL 1952-53 Aspir.itions wore not hiyh at lln ' diitsct of tlie JJ-jj seasun Ix ' cause the courtsters had lost, throiiu ' li eligibility rules in the NJIAC. the services of one of the better players in MSTC s history, Ed Weber. However, the determined spirit of the re- turning lettermen was more thjtn enonp h to bring another successful season to the college. As a nucleus lo build from, Coach Coder had Captains Frank Baldachino and Joe Grosso, Connie Perry. Bill Buschke, Zig KwiatLowski, Nick Colasanti, Bob Nesnay— all returning lettermen. Added help was given from promising fresh- men and last year s .IV squad. The scoring power of this unit av s felt early in the season when the Tribe, breaking the school record, upset Trenton 1 10-62. Other season highlights were the 108-65 defeat of the Alumni Team and. although bowing in defeat, the stellar per- formances displayed against big schools r)ut of MST C s class— St. .Josephs ol Philadelphia and Rutgers of Nesv Brunswick. IV KI IIVM.I. 1(11 ll. l. BnlHurhino, Codrr. Grosso Roiic. Ncsnny. Colosonli. Cosln. Buschke, Prrr ' , BBlJnrhino. Kwinlkowski. Erbor, Donahue, Cull. Nnsh Row 1: Green, Nichols. Neff. Gaynor, Robtins, Green. Moselle. Hazeliamp. Merlo. Row 2: Ba Penberthy. Andrecs. Feuss. Odell. Murray. Sweeney. Burgstaller. Weber. Row 3. Jacobsen, Willi Gifford. Smith. Schoonmaker. Davie. Decker. Lang, i, Keii. T RACK L ' nder the leadership of Coach Dick Willing, the Indian tracksters enjoyed a highly successful season, copping five meets while dropping only one. The harriers went on to win the NJIAC title for the third successive year. In the Metropolitan Small College Champion- ships. Montclair finished a very close third. The one-mile relay team reached their peak when they captured coveted first place at the Penn relays. Unexpected tie between Stroudshurg and Indians . . . Pentathlon— letter re- quirement . . . the well-dressed trackmen . . . Get those hurdles off the track. CROSS COUNTRY The Indian harriers experienced one ol their hest seasons this year as they trounced all their New Jersey rivals and fared ver - well against several largf New ork colleges. Journeying to Syracuse for the Le Moyne Invitation Run, the Indians hrought home the hacon ' — the first place trophy. The NJIAC meet offered the Rednien little trouble as they successfulK defended their title. In the classic Metro politan Championships the harriers ac counted for themselves admirahly. Shortcuts from Syracuse . . . remelerv hill ... ' J got blisters . . . The Win chestcr ' . . . The sport that sefiarates tin men from the boys. Tage Eighty-two Row 1 : l en.bertl.y. Sbulv Gaynor. Rams. Barr. Scof.cld. Row 2: .NIarsl.all. Ws ODonnell. Row 3: Golubinski. Willing. Longo, Sweeney. MEN ' S TENNIS During the past few years, the fortunes of MSTC s Tennis Team have been steadily increasing. Under the capable leadership of Doc ' Hatch, this season promises to be one of the best in the his- tory of the school. Despite the loss of Junior Rohbin. and co-captain Tom Hanlon. returning captain Nick Steenstra is confident that Howie Mion. Jim McGhee. and Joe Ro- doiphy will carry the squad through a successful season. Hey Rick— . . . Thank you . . . Oh. this is terrible . . . Hey Red-eye, have one on me ... 0 love and your serve . . . Nassau Tavern! . . . Oh. with my superior driving . . . Excuse me. Dr. Partridge! Kwialkowski. Mion. Hatch, Steenstra, McGhec. WOMEN ' S TENNIS Captain MARY LOU WASHBURN Cocaptain VERNA MELOCHE Manager JACQUELINE KR. MER Treaiurer FRANCES VERRONE Adriser PA ULLNE FOSTER Practice in College High gym . . . ' All wc need is a tennis court . . . Was this racquet left in the rain? . . . You hit the ball antl I ' ll finri it . . . Who serves? . . . But I can I hit it anv harder! Row L Knunr,, V.tronr. ' a,l,l urn. Melochc R..« 1 Lit,-, 11. Smith. Murphv. Bishar. I ' or.niha B.m.l.r.l.nk. M.h.ughhn. ()kuUki. Dar .cnta ' . Acl..ni , Byrne. BOWLING TEAM Sim (■ the irt.Mlii ,iliiiii III ijic biiuliin; tcdin 111 l )L liiiwliiii; has grown rapidly as one of Mipiili l.iir s iiiosl (lopiiliir spoils. Mcinbcrsnip in this orgaiii alioii is mi a sirirl ciiiiipc ' tilivi ' basis. In Vry2. ihi- kctilcrs placed f.Miilh in llic fiiKil N.IIAC sliiiiclmgs. During lh ' regular season, ihc higlii-sl individiinl i (•rage was by caplaiii Ralph I ' nvilla. ()ur aching biidgcl ' . . . ( oiisislciuy . . . sweeping viclnry over I ' airleigh Dn J enson . . . forfeil. Row I DiNnlii. I ' nvilla. Sorokn|nrfl. Slcpn«lr.i. Siiillh Row 2-. Biidnn, Ijjwy, Covnl THE FENCERS ' o-C aptains: Marion Salanilro I )ouglas Bissett ( ' oac i; Allan Griffin - - ■ ( atKy Kopp. lieaJ star ' .. --r ' r eijiber- ' ' -hip in the Inter-Collegiate Womervls lencing Association . . . physical ' and mental litness . . . We have tliree weapons in fencing— foil, epee, sabre! . . We Speak four languages in this rlut! . . . et la ' . . . Where ' s the riposte . . . What this club needs is a Cadillac convertible! Row 1: Kopp. Hoon. Rawcliff. Oriowski. Sala- nitro. Row 2: ZakanycK. Liberii, Halloran, Le Roy. Lee. Heys. Koistra. Casey. McEntee. Caprio. McManus, Kopp. Cohen. Coach. Griffin. TABLE TENNIS TEAM Fredric Borges— .Aiit ' iser This year the wide range of MSTC ' s athletic teams has been further enlarged by the institution of the table tennis team. The squad was organized by Mr. Borges, who was appointed coach. The call for members was answered by many interested players, and practice sessions were begun immediately in the boys ' recreation room. Judging from the quality of the players ind the coaching of Borges. it looks as though the MSTC team will soon reign as tops in the area. Borges and ten points . . . Who ' s got a ball? . . . That ' s an illegal serve. Mo! ... new table and room to match. y. Hermes. BuscI,, Hempstead. Bu ger. SharesHian. Canter. VARSITY GOLF TEAM After winning three straight NJIA Golf Conference Championships, our little-heralded varsity hnksmen lost a close championship final to Fairleigh- Dickenson s outstanding golfers. The team rcinsisting of Captain George Scannelli. I. lines Cobler. I orbert Lerner. and George Xenitelis compiled an admirable record, despite their lone defeat at the bands of lairleigh-Dickenson. in vanquishing their other seven opponents. Coach Jerry De Rosa is hoping for his fourth NJIA Golf Conference Champion- ship victory since he has all lettermen re- turning with the exception of freshman James Cobler, who was called into the service. « ' Capulo. Pri Pettofrezzo. Lerner. De Ro MEN ' S ATHLETIC COMMISSION AInen C. Coder. Chairman L ' Iricn Neuner. Harley Milstead. William Watson, Richard Witt The Men s Athletic Commission con- sists of three faculty members and two students, a senior and a sophomore who are chosen hy the Board of Trustees. It is the purpose of this body to establish requirements for athletic status, to ap- prove the men ' s athletic schedules, to regulate awards for athletes and to over- see all men s extra-curricular activities. Among the duties of this group is the complete arrangement of all athletic schedules, both inter-collegiate and in- tra-mural. Coder. Milstead, Wilt, Watson. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President: Mane Marra Vice-President: Lois ohe Secretary: Laurie Widmer Treasurer: Jane Behrmann Co-advisers: Pauline Foster. Dorothv Duke Come on out and meet MSTC girls sans frills or furbelows! Through the years, hockey, volleyball, basketball, bowl- ing, archciy and softball have been the heart of the W.A.A. program. By en- gaging in competitive sports with other colleges. W.A.A. fosters sportsmanshifi and social relations. The main highlight of the W.A.A. year is the traditional spring banquet. Divided sport year . . . blue and yellow pinnies . . . class play-offs for cham- pionships . . . past first . . . ' Don t throw that bat! . . . guard your man . , , [)lay to your wing ... Let ' s get this, game going. Marra. Yohe. Foster. Widnicr. TRIBE President: f ' rcd Keil ' icf-Prt ' Sit cnl: I lan - Durkee Secretary: Nick Stcenstra Treasurer: Sinn Schoonmaker ( orresponding Secretary: Robert Strain I he orgnni nlion Is composed of nboiil seventy men who work together to siip- ()orl the college alblelic program arul the f ' liture I ' reshmaii Alblcles program. Tribe gives graduating members medals for the sportsmanship ami athlflic f)row ess they have displayed during their stay at Moiitclair. I he highliL ' ht of Tribe ' s social year is the annual all-college donee that this cliil) sponsors. Be u sport— only Iwenty-livc cents to bo Q football booster . . . Will you guys please do some v ' ork! K . I Cullrn. Utr.i.1... I ' trdn. Mion, Mnl.et. I ' ndrrllrn. Knwlry. KwlnlUw.kl. Strm.lrn Row 2: Driimrr,!. Scl.ln((rr. N„wnli. Snillli. Oflli, Slllr., C.rrrn, C nM |..n Kcm V S l.m.nmnkrr, Piprjyn.kl, I)l Moln. n .,in,..on. Wrl.r,. Mr- llnitl.. lUrUn.p. (. ' .,„„„. hnldn. I,ln . Dr. krr. I ' .nynor KAPPA DELTA PI Row I: Trachtonliori., Pcnrson. Lang, llompson. Schaefer. W ' cnman. Douglas, laeger. Row 2: Hurley. Deanc. Sperle, Kupferer. Leitner, Eslilow. Row 3: Be- rardinelli, Milne. Accardo, Jacoby. Paglieri Mendelsohn. Miller. Flatley. Gurbach, Olto, Rainey. Giaimo. Yolie. Thomas, Roessle. Row 4: Friedman. Widmer, Belle, Lee. Meade, Liddy. Carroll. Maletsky, Hunger. Sommer. Harris. Spry, Osscnforf, Cotter. MinkowilE. Row 5: Fonken, Struyk. Bouchard. Mcllvrid. Masterson, Bogle. Bufano. Bissett. Cohen, Naughton KAF FA IJ|-:ITA PI National honcirary society in education . . . initiation by candlelight . . . Ten dollars, please ' . . . knowledge, duty, power . . . spring Coffee House meeting with returned Seniors . . . panel discussions and lectures with slides . . . future lead- ers in the field . . , monthly meetings at Chapin Hall . . , green and violet hows , , , Mr, Allan Morehead. the new ad- viser , . . Ask Bert, he went to the coin ' ention! OFFICERS President BERT KUPFERER Vice-President AUDREY DEANE Secretary PEG LEITNER Treasurer LEO Hl ' RLEY Hislormn BEN ESTILOW Adviser ALLAN MOREHEAD SIGMA ALPHA ETA National honorary speech and hearing association . . . No, 1 m Sigma . . . the surprise supper for the Seniors . , . ginger ale punch . . . field trips to speech clinics . , , ' Your dollar dues is due . , . well-fed executive board , . , green bedspread and golden candles at initiation . , . Did you get two-hundred hours yet? . . . What s happening at the convention this year? OFFICERS President HARRIET SCHMIDT Vice-President PEG LEITNER Recording Secret ary EILEEN DOLCH Corresponding Secretarv IDA BRISCOE Treasurer ' . BERT KUPFERER Adviser ELLEN KAUFFMAN SIGMA ALPHA ETA Row : Nadler. Kinney, Oliger, Mazzoc chi. Lerner. Englis. Rolek. Mendelsohn Schmidt. Row 2: Kuptcrer. Schmidt, Van elia. Leitner. Doich. Row 3: Harris, Tracb tenberg. Rothberg. Fox. Casey. Pete. Rus sell. Allenforl. Minkowilz. Lee. Harris Smith. Noonburg. Rous. Miller. Gaynor Row 4: Kushner. Velardo. McGuire. Man nard. Sigman. Orlowski. Thomas, Wil liams. Heyndricks. Coon, Wohn. Cohen Page Eighty-eight ALDORNIA Row 1 : W ' cinslock. Kroll. fulcomer. Leek. Carroll. Milne. Row 2: Accardo. Gur- bach. Jaeger. Hayes. Roth. Amorison. Har- ris. Ruglio. Carev. Douglas. Flattley. Magid. Roessle. ALDORMA Honorary English society . . . But Dr. Fulcomer wasn I tola . . . large male membership . . . wassailing at the Fiil- comers . . . hail poetry, drama, all literary forms . . . birth of record collection . . . theatre parties . . . When s the meet- ing with Pro Musica? . . . English office bench . . . Dues are due. OFFICERS President LOREN LEEK Vice-President BARBARA MILNE Secretary Sfll ' ILA KROLL . Treasurer JOHN CARROLL Adviser EDWIN FL ' LCOMER APHESTEON Meetings at Mallorv s . . . delicious refreshments . . . ban- quets at Tanglewood Cottage . . . probability— games of chance . . . Mallorv s motley mathematicians . . . alumni come home to meetings . . . Let ' s aslc Mrs. Phillips . . . speakers for high school math clubs . . . honorary math soci- ety . . . yearly honor awards for the required Initiation theses. OFFICERS President TONY PETTOFREZZO Vice-President MARGE COTTER Secretary LYNN J.ACOBY Treasurer E AN MALFTSKY Corresponc ing 5ecre arv JOSEF I IINI-; PI IILLIPS Adviser X ' IRCIL S, MALLORY APHESTEON K ' .m 1 MnJrl.kv. Cnllrr. M„ll..,y. Prilo- lrr„„. rnroLy Row 2 Yohr. Ij-llnrr. Ci- prr. Btiniirr. Pp«r on. Sckiir(rr Pa e Ci(;hlvriinc ROHWEC Row 1: Clark, lluppcr. Clicssin, Mcndol- sohn. Hansen. Otto. Maguire. Row 2: Cohen. Rainev. Bissell. Paglieri. Fonkcn. Estilow. Row 3: Luis. Deane. Liss. Hur- ley. Steenslra. Rellahan. Cleary. Berman, Bogle. Kupferer, Schmidt. Marich. ROHWEC Honorary Social Studies society . . . annual banquet for new members . . . academic discussions at Cnapin Hall . . . research and interest in Social Studies . . . annual Conee House For student teachers in the spring . . . entertaining eve- nings with the Rellahans . . . meetings ivith refreshments . . . Gage, the final sage . . . formality plus. OFFICERS President DOUGLAS BISSETT Vice-President BETTY PAGLIERI Recording Secrejary GRACE RAINEY Corresponding Secretary RUTH FONKEN Treasurer ' . BEN ESTILOW Historian HOWARD COHEN Adviser JOHN J, RELLAHAN PI OMEGA PI Honorary business society . . . scholarship, leadership, serv- ice, citizenship, ethics . . . Did everyone get his notice? . . . cake sale today . . , decals . . , Where s the banquet to be held? . . . chapter of Beta Sigma . . , business show excur- sion . . . Father Schlager and his flock. OFFICERS President WILLIAM SCHLAGER Vice-President ANGELA MclLVRlD Recording Secretary PATRICIA HARRELL Historian VIRGINIA MASTERSON Corresponding Secretary JOAN WOLFMAN Treasurer NONA FELDMAN Adviser ELIZABETH N ' anDERVEER PI OMEGA PI Row I ; Kranlzow, W ' rn.lTik. Giaimo. Ro- luntli, Natalf. Row 2: llnrr-H. W ' olfman. Schlager. VanDmecr. M.llvcid. Master- son. Wigod, Row i: Hiirlev. Meade. Scar- davelle. Pepper. LnninH-r. Firkc-r. Di Nola. Dcniarpsl. Bouchard. McLoughlin, I- ' PRO MUSICA Row 1 : Calincri-. Carion. Stewart. Levy. Row 2; Boll.. Kemp. GriRill.. Boyajian. McNamara. Devill. Tryell. Doty. PRO MUSICA Honorary music society for majors and minors . . . Wno wants a pin? ... to increase an appreciation of music . . . Dr. McEacnern s domestic extension class ... I II appoint a committee to volunteer . . . tfie wandering bank hook . . . December get-together with Aldornia. OFFICERS President WILM.AJEAN CARSON Vice-President BETPl ' PALMERE Secretary FLORENCE LEVY Treasurer ELEANOR STEWART Adviser EDNA McEACHERN CLIO Historian of past, present, and future . . . second Monday of every month . . . social and economic problems of import . . . women Social Studies majors only . . . dignified garb of historical personages as initiation . . . films and speakers . . . good times prevalent . . . candlelight initiation . . . annual picnic in back of campus. OFFICERS President ROSANN SIMBERI.OFF Vice-President E ' A BET! II NF Secretary ALICE BROWNE Treasurer ANN DOL N Adviser EMMA FANTONE CLIO ■R.-rfiiinr. DnW ,i,ic AinclY-OMp GEOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: Pfeifcr, Clark. LaGratt. Kirk. Maniaci, Milslcad. W ' enm lieri. Neckowitz. Wriglil. MattK, 2: Koedarn. Mendelsohn, Musek. Aston. Hansen. DelGuercio. Rin len. Row 3: Reiclier. Lipset. Mill Meade, Spry. Cusler. Sista. P. Row -1. Monroe. Scardaville. Kci line. Baldachino, Longo. Bauma liger. Zelenoy. ri. Van- ,n, Pag- w. Row Mallory. Idi, Al- r. Maly. mberlKv. . Ender- GEOGRAPHY CLUB The famous field trip to High Point . . . January banquet at the Robin Hood . , . geography and man today . . . award to the outstanding Senior of Geography Club . . . cake sales in Lower Center . . . Alumni Open House . . . that dart game at the Carnival. OFFICERS PresiJenf GWEN WENMAN Vice-President MARGUERITE MANIACI Secretary BETTY PAGLIERI Treasurer GEORGE BUTWIN Adviser HARLEY R MILSTEAD INILR . llONAL RELATIONS CLUB Genial adviser. Mr. Cohen , . . foreign student s mecca . . . refreshments every meeting . . . United Nations Day and field trips . . . booK drives for foreign universities . . . international speakers . . . field trips to foreign restaurants . . . the intellec- tuals . . . fiery, fuming discussions . . . brings political candi- dates to campus . . , fosters knowledge of international and intercultural relations and affairs. OFFICERS President HENRY GEFKIN Vice-President BARBARA MESSENGER Secretarv GRACE RAINEY Treasurer ANDREA KOEDAM Adviser PHILIP COHEN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Ro V 1 ■ Maniaci, Pfeifer, Koedc m, Mes- sen ?er. Rain y. Geraci, Matihe w. Row 2: Hailoran To nei. Ancmon. Dixon. Claren. Uola n. Ba ss. Row 3: Jollinger. Bat mar n. Longo. House, Cella Limen- gello. Boyce. Page ' !Ninety-two EPSILON MU EPSILON How 1 : Fern. Kinrlrccl. DelCWrcia. Lan- linc. Sclimalbere. Borrorneo. Row 2: Gor- don. ODonnell. Meade, Grosso, Favilla. Row 3: Micsch, Scardavillc, Salnemini. EPSILON Ml ' EPSILON Business hduration majors anrl minors . . . sonal or ' ' aiiiz tjon . . . getting arquaintefl with fellow members of department ... to foster lietter imderstancling of jjiisiness practices . . . tea in ( fiapiii I lali . . . musical entertainment . . . Christmas party in Rcr Biiildmy . . . lunchroom douyhnuts . . . charades by Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Frochlirh . . . What every consumer shouhl know. OFFICERS Prosidenl TONY SCARD Wli.LF Vice-Presidml IAMI{S SPRY Recording Secretary TFRR ' Rl ' SSO Corresponding Secretary ANN SAIAT ' MINI Treasurer JACQUHLYN MilvSC I I Adrisrr PAl ' 1. I ' . FROI ' I II.Kl I PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Toward order without and within . . . films and discussions . . . attempts to analyze . . . the right approach lo child guidance . . . What would Freud say about that? . . . fascinating topics of discussion. OFFICERS President ESTA REICI lER ' .ce-Pres.Jen DON BUNCER Secre flr . MARY REID Treasurer MARC.XRKT FAIG Adviser OTIS C. INC.LBRITSEN ps cII()I.()( CLUB K m I Ul ry. h.n.«r,. Kr.. I,rt. InlK Kow I ' .nrlll. M,.„„„.,l. ,.lt,...v. lik. r«iii.,n. Irlr.lni„n. Sl(|n n... .NIc.lmnl. I ' lcifrr Ro« I IVlr. SL.,n. V„I. ( ..r Piifjc T mctytbrce SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Jacoby. Merlo. Landadio, Allen. Akilliam. Belle, DiMa g.o. Row 2: Ko- packi, Babb. Long, Babb. O ' Connor. Be- rardinelli. Solon.on. Hempstead, Bunger. Schumacher. Row 3: Liddv. Veal, Price, Casulli. Dykstra. Biros. Bell, Carotenulo. Gorton, Terascavage. Ubaldo. Row 4: Jacobs. Renna. Okulski. lannacone. New- bold. Dockerv. DAmbrosio. Panebianco. Siruyk. Butane, Fink. SCIENCE CLUB Strictly social-scientific . . . first and third Mondays . . . deep, dark secret of initiation . . . genius must be fed . . . out- side speakers . . . N. J. Science Teachers Association afidiation . . , swing your partners one and all. OFFICERS President BOB SCHUMACHER Vice-President DICK PRICE Secretary CLAD ' S AKILLIAN Treasurer STANLEY KOPACKI Adviser ...Z HUGH J. ALLEN SIGMA PHI MU Interesting presentations of various phases of math . . . microscopic meeting notices . . . mathematical ice breakers . . . real solid (geometric) Christmas tree . . . Pay your dues! ... for math majors and minors . . . party e ery Christmas . . . Seen any interesting figures lately? OFFICERS President PAl ' L MAILLOUX Vice-President SKLLA LANGE Secrefary CATHY O ' BRIEN Treasurer ARTHUR BERGER Adviser FREDERIC BORGES SIGMA PHI MU Row 1: Jordan. Schacfer. Bach. Potter. Scborn. Row 2: Edwards. Burger, Lang. Mailloux. OBrien. Borgcs. Rouzzino. Row 3: Brackelmanns, Kindred. Micchelli. Friedman. NA ' iliianis. Kramer. Duriing. Fern. Casagrande. Hoebn. Privilera. Po- rembs. Roy. Pangano. Cotter. Bayer. Row 4: Filk. Dixon. Weber. Scbindeler. Hert- weck. Tolly. McLaughlin. Murphy. Wood- ruff. Sommcr. Bunger Row 5: Janson. Dunning. Schmocker, Vcrrone. DeVita. Lehmbeck. Chmiel. Caprio. Pcvgrin. Page 7 Iinety-four LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Meetings in Riiss Hall living room . . . stories of years ahroad and summers in Quebec . . . Parlez exclusivement en fran ais . . . Twenty Questions and Beat the CIoclc in the hrench manner . . . French films and plays sont a la mode, toujours. OmCERS President _„ MADELINE DEVITT VicePresiAent -.„ DIANA ACCARDO Secretary BARBARA B ' iRNE Treasurer JOSEPH QUAGLIARO Adviser -VALENTINE TONONE Row 1: Byrne. McLougMin. Sagar. Pulas. Row 2: Miller. Ginlor. Green. Volteow. Bosland. Quagiiero, Chiaradio. Row 3: diirikjian. Wallero. Sprado. Mcioclic. Gordon. Peziano. Devill, Ackerman. Walsh. Bnvlounv. Kopp LA TERTULIA ESPANOLA W ' e need iiKUiey lor the I ' eslival . . . annual trips to the Hispana Museum . . . Does Scory know where the meeting is? . . . How about another cake sale? . . . any hour, any day, castenets clicking in Room E . . . Gypsy fortune tellers at the Carnival . . . roughing it at the June picnic . . . i3idn t anyone bring knives or forks? President VicePreslJenI Secretary Treasurer __ — Advisers — OmCERS r- RANK WODZINSKI .._ MARIi: MARRA iiRRV (;ri;!;n fe:rnani )( ) ( .( )Mi;z nLOMINA I ' ll.ORO TERESA Dc ESCORIAA Row 1: Wol,n. Il..„„. I,.„I,|,„I„,K. IVl„r. .  l„„r. I Irll.-K..,. Mallrl,.nr Ro 1) .M.s.u.. t;.,„„x. Nnughlon. Bta.krn. Eslilnw. W ' .Hl in.ki. Crern. I ' ,.nrl,l„n, ... Cl nii«din. Dilonm.. N l..ir Row 3 Miigid. Boyce. Digiore. Ger.ul. Smilll. Wii.lil.lim. Manning. Mrl„. I,r. Bana.. B illnld. Bran. alo. I ' llnlr. Cckow- Ai. Rank. K...-,la.n, llam.Hk, I IrlMMgrr. Row I: Vanr..,|,. ( )..r..[,.,l. A|.|..n,liM.. Row 2 M.CIond. (-nvulnnlc. Inig. Sdanilro. IWg. Krnll. .SJaltl. Dynan. B.a, krn. S.Ka. I.inanr. W ' alkr,. Bana. I.. I ..ln.. Gomion. Mer.lnKrr. Sl.nrkrv IN I ER NOS JMt.r . . . Lutin niaiors Monchiys III rcfrcslimcnls? vLstT ... I, woiiirn iiiilnii iliniirr ill I lig Riiiiiiiii pliiy I )ixic ( ii[) PresiilenI . Vice Prpsldenl Secretary Trensnrer Adviser .... Mild niiniirs . . . mecl. i lirsl Riiss . . . Who ' s buying ... I )or ' I Idlrh. (ul el s io ti New York ' . . . ber MK ' ii. fiiiir lo one . . . bg.ilc I Lill . . . s( cues fruiii . . Who wiiiits iiiiolher . . Nunc esl bibeiidiiin. or I KIRS BARBARA ()SSi: l( )R I MARCi: AI ' l-INDINn IRA ( I S VANIOMI .lo MAiri l() l ALOIS B IIAIl II MEN IN MUSIC Bi-monthly meetings in dungeon ... for men only . . ' . approved jam sessions . . . crazy ensembles . . . Jobs, anyone? . . . Dissonance. Inc. . . . SympKonia. bere we come! . . . Be- bop spoken here . . . workshop for student composers . . . will play for any dance for a fee! .-. . weird! President .... Vice-Preside Secretary ... Treasurer ... OFFICERS CHARLES MAGLIARO lOl-IN McNAMARA PHILIP ECHO BILL GEE Advisers WARD MOORE. LOUIS E. ZERBE Row I: Za.ner. Paquin, Echo. McNamara. Magiiaro. Gecm. Zerbc, Moore. Row 2: Sliotwell. GriffilK, Rizzo. DeRosa. Spry. LaTorraca. Boyajian. Natoli. Both. Stone. Suesserman. Herron. Scannelii. Crowell. Alexeer. CHORUS Infant musical organization . . . two years old . . . meets Mondays and Wednesdays. 3:30 in Room 24 . . . ' The basses are the backbone (if this organization . . . acute man shortage , . . What a bird you are! . . . Christmas asseml: ly . . . group entertains at veterans hos- |)ilals . . . Mother, dear, isn ' t it true, one time v ui were that way, too? bireclor DOROTHY MORSE Row I: Bulhnger. Covert. Dynan. Man.aci. Brackchnanns. Rohinson. Ru necker. Wenman. Matthew. I ' lclcr, Sterns. Lo Row 1: Sacco. Milne. Horsburg. Shallcross. Stralkus. Row 2: Roth. Palmere. Zadelis. Carson. Finkel- stein. Sisselnian. Plaskon. Row 3: Mallory. Devilt. Franzen. Bovce. Duda. Manning. Mroz, Stewart. Row 4: Bezioni. Kenian. Doty. Sagar. Schmidt. Due. Salatti. Asselnieycr. Didymos. Row 5: Cam- panella. Herror . Lee. Martin. Natoli. Rizzo. Both. Potlerton. Tyrell. Row 6: Dawson, Dixon. Griffith. Maietsky. Zan.er. Shotweli. Bezio. McNamara. Baver. CHOIR Established 1 ' )2 ' ' . . . mrcts Tuesdays and Thursdays . . . annual (_ bristmas program— a real musical event ... In singing, the mouth is always open . , . spring Alumni weekend ... I will be the entertainer here . . . annual banquet . . . local high school programs . . . (lur human pitch-pipe . . . climax of season: Baccalaureate and Commencement. President Vice President Secreiary-Ti Director OFFICERS BFTTY PALMERE BILL KEMP GI ORIA MANNING CARL F. MUELLER Row 1 : Cove. Stewart. Kahn. Sacco. Hemp.tcad. Row 2: Palmcrc. Nolan. Griffith, Naloli. Plaskon. BAND Renowned rencliUoa .l Rliumbalcro . . Everylxitlv take one music stand . . . uni forms w.th ' the lailor-made look . . . appeared in Television in Education prouram . . . l the left (lank ... has won state admiration . . annual Christmas program . . . music in the amphitheatre. OFFICERS D , 1 , ... JOHN McN. ' VM.ARA f p ' .j ; _ PHILIP ECHO Adviser - OPERA WORKSHOP Rehearsing up to the last minute . . . Betty and Des can be depended upon . . . ever |- one has a cold . . . birth in 49 . . . A ' e cari ' t go on under these conditions ... world premier of Lowland Sea . . . The Ribbon performance. OFFICERS President - B LL KE.MP Vi::P„sj;n,_ __ GAIL ASSEL-NIEYER Secretary-Treasurer _ S l Adviser -. - E.MIL K. HN Kow 1: Kl7. ulu. I.illii. . iiini 11 .,,.. Bad,, Corrunn. Tnmci. -A.nur. I..„l..n ( luh. IW-M.. . 1- -■ ' 3- M.Uu((l.lin. SaUli. MrNan.ara. Sai.n.-lli. Magliaro M Paquin. Sl.olwrll. Sl r,«. Kow 1: Moorr. Spry. Pa.l Kow 2 Bcli... I irJrl. Krlli|.. 111-. Slmic, Ki«o. CiU on Row n Crowrll, .Mnccr. CntM n. DrRo«-. k. ' Slir, rrn an. drli.. l-cr Row I Bolti. Strwarl. Crllllll.. IV lcl. A,n.c,. S.I,wnrlT. Prm... iin Row 2 ln.k..m • ' • ; ' •• ' • D„ry. U To,.„c„. .luliano. Gan.l.u... B.- yniian.  ;; -. j - ' - ' - ' • ' ' ' ' ■■ ' ' • ORCHESIRA Vic so l..lr ' Mo|.-,l slipp ' Tl for ( )|.rl. Workshop .iiwl Sm.lrnl Musical . lias- ron ' l yo.i k.ep limc ... PI; ' - ' '  •« • '  «• sharps and Hals . . . Ihe Alurnm must I.; here . . hnihliijht m Die lled.-nmius overture. r ' r.-.l. . ' nl Viro Pr...l l.-.l Srcrrlary Adviter ( II 1 in-RS AKMAND BOYAIIAN cvvKoi n ' n ' MARCIA St IIW Mn IMll. KM IN BUREAU OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Brisroc. Borland, Dm.i-Ias, Kraus. Hum- plirevs. Conrad. Dcanc. Pettegrove. Frocli- lich, ' Russel, W ' incliell. Strain. DiNola BUREAU OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS How can we fix the typewriters when we only have S50? . . . towarcl better pubhcations . . . new chairman this semes- ter .. . Christmas party turtle race . . . Is Rodney taking minutes? . . . Where s Conrad? OFFICERS Chairman AUDREY DEANE Secretary RODNEY SHERATSKY Adviser LAWRENCE H. CONRAD Business Adviser T, ROLAND HUMPHREYS MONTCLARION College newspaper . . . covers all campus activities . . . This must be Kathy s editorial; the words are misspelled . . . No. you can t write in the margin . . . Oh. I could kill Finver! . . . Stevenson vs. Ike vs. Pogo . . . Into the Il- literates Cave with you! . . . deadline daze . . . Page 3 is shy six inches of copy . . . Are we publishing the New York Times ? ... Where s that Leitner woman? STAFF Editor-in-Chiej. Kathy Douglas; Managing Etiitor. Ronnie Bosland; Tech- nical Editor. Peggy Leitner; News Editors. Ralph Favilla. Lynn Jacoty; Assistant. Faith Feld; Feature Editor. Betty Ann Thomas; Assistant. Betty Nicklus: Sports Editor, Jim Larkin; Assistant. Jim McGhee; Pdolograpfiy. Bob Finver: Copy Editor. Ricky Vollzow; Assistant. Luise Roessle; Rewrite. Bob CIcary: Assistant. Angela Salatti; Business Manager. Al DiNola; Assistant. Herb Jacobsen; Circulation. Tony Scardaville; Adpiser. Russell Krauss. MONTCLARION Row L Jacoby. Feld. Carroll. Leitner, Douglas. Krauss. Bosland, Watson Thomas. Roessle. Row 2: Voltzow. Mc Ghee. Jacobson. DiNola. Finver, Cleary Larkin. Scardaville. Favilla. Salatti. Nick lus. Row 3: Schmidt. Solomon. Adonis Dittig. Englis. Howard, Cooley. Rytter Sweeney. Hauck. Marra. Miller. Row 4 Allenforl. Spry. Oberg. Weinstock. Jan son, Sheralsky. Heys. Dixon. Widnei Meade. Hoehn. n -. n n iV-P e p • si?i Page T inety-eight QUARTERLY Row 1 : Robinson. Deane. Conrad. Sche- ralsky. Olio Row 2: Lobowitl. Reicher. Crankshaw. .Nlarra. ilanilro. Inlorelli, Faig. Row 3: Polltrlon. Spepts. Friedman. Tnompson, Spradio, Miroddin. Casey Row 1: Page. Pfaus. Carey. Okulslci. Friedman. QUARTERLY Formidable panel for tr ' outs . . . student deadlines . . . slot in the Pub OITice door . . . work box in the library . . . hand-reading literary staff . . . last minute typing . . . Does this picture ht the poet s mood? ' . . . criticism slips . . . proof-reading in one day . . . salmon covers . . . four issues. STAFF Editor-in-Chiel AUDREY DEANE Literary Editor f ODNEY SHERATSKY An Editor INGE OTTO Copy JACQUELINE ROBINSON Business HELEN ZDERiri I Adviser IJ vWRENCE H. COX ' RAl ) LA CAMPANA Where s the aspirin? . . . But it can t rain! . . . ' If we could only get more money! ' . . . See Marge Colter . . . But 1 m going in the army ... a time-consuming enterprise . . . Who s been using our typewriter? ... It s a secret ' LA CAMPANA Row 1 .Ml M.CI. rn. ' n .u.l. n Kl II.,.. iiii« ' V.iimn,.. Dolrh. itk. M Innin. 1 K..« : Ilr n.) rhk. . Co.. Irv, Cl.rl. ilrnwn . Dulnn. Nln.lr, •Kin Mink. wll . 11... mi .n Row 3 l.ll , K. 1 .e.l„r.. llnn ,..,ln.. Ilk. I.. Dri.low KnI.lrn. lUrrn. P i c Niiiclv IIIIIC CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Deane. Stuhlcnin.er. Ca. slock. Conrad, Friedn.a y. We CREATIVE WRITING CLUB For all those interested in writing . . . comfortable old Russ Hall . . . Mr. Conrad has never missed a meeting . . . And now a prose piece . . . food once a year . . . But did the author mean it that way? . . . silent sufieriny . . . selections read twice . . . Carnival cake sale sponsor. OFFICERS President JEAN CAREY Vice-President ANNABELLE FLAHERTY Secretary LORELLE STLIHLEMMER Adviser LAWRENCE H. CONRAD ENGLISH CLUB Travel around the worlil through books . . . We have more men! . . . Christmas parties with Mr. Hamilton s Robert Burns . . . Refreshments before or after meetings? ... faculty speakers . . . annual freshman tea . . . theatre party . . . student panels. OFFICERS President CONNIE WILLIAMS ' ,ce-PreWen ROD SHERATSKY Secretary WILLA ANN GURBACH Treasurer CONNIE BEAMS Adviser IRENE PENNINGTON ENGLISH CLUB Row I: Cronin. Kinney, Horvath, Koches, Grybowski. Ryller. Carbcrry, Speets. Stems McEnlree. Row 2: Breen. Pfaus. Beams Pennington. Willian.s. Sheratsky. Gur- bacli. Lcrner. Doycliak. Row 3: Canter Cacossa, Wood, Solomon. McGuire, Coon Schiller, Waro. Scelfo. Tocci. Oherg Row 4: Heys. Scliorn, Young, Eastwood, Pele Sarli. Saialli. Friedman. Harris, Norn burg Row 5: Zucker. Tranz. Sigman Brislow. Fox. Schweigbardt. DeMicbele LubowitI, Scrippcts, Mercbant, Hayes. Si ianiiro, Libcrti. Page One Hundred MODERN DANCE Row I: M,.„l„,nl. Flnllrv. Vcrronc Var Tosh. DAIcssio. Row 2: Goff. Rouse Corte. Lchmhrck. DeViln, Stelfo. Wash burn, Adonis. Darzanlas. Byrne. MODERN DANCE December assembly and spring recital . . . falls. leaps and bounces . . . ' I m not tired. I just can t move! . . . We need more men in this club! . . . Have you met our new adviser. Miss CiofT? . . . exhausting Tuesdays in the gym . . . Do 1 looL like a dancer? . . . The dance looks good, but what about the music? . . . functional costuming plus. OFFICERS President B. RBAR. ' N l-LATLEY Vice-President MART I lA MERCI lANT Secretary JOYCF LEI IMBACH Treasurer MARIE I )K ' ITA Adviser ELEANOR GOFF BRIDGE CI I ii Teach beginners . . . practice for tournament ... here : everybody? . . . Maybe they don t know where the facultj lunch room is ... science of hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades . . . Don ' t tell me Howie is dummy again? . . Who bid what? . . . Did you say four spades? . . Say, Frank, c mon over here; we need a fourth. OFFICERS President RONALD GRASSELE Secre ao ' - Treasurer FR.ANK ALLISON Adviser HOPE CC RSO BRIDGE CLLB l« ' ...n,v NI,..n. ll,..,„. Ilo.k. (.-..nr.. OlK ' urr Page One Hundred One INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Bil)le stutlies praxer meetings . c cruti e nicetln Lvrl.n? inter in tilt college socials cafe . . . Kesw icli . . . ' Where s Lydiar Rev. Marshall . . . campus in the woods . . . Who will t. ' el the refreshments? ... to make Christianity an ac ti e religion. OFFICERS President . Vice Presided TED M.ARTIX FilLL MOORE JUNE SCHMIDT Treasurer Missionarv Secrelarv Adviser : EVA BETHL!. ' E lANET BRISTOW LYDIA CALIANDRO Row : Brishnv. Moore. Caiiandro. Martin. Schmidt. Row 2: Hanilcn. Speets. Gordon. Potterlon. Be gesen. Scofield. Dixon. Wallace, Eastwood. Darzentas, Adonis. Cacossa. NEWMAN CLUB Crowded meetings in the Rec Building . . . home made refreshments . . . furtherance ol the spiritual, intellectual and social interests of Roman Catholic students . . . marriage forum . . . annual communion breakfast . . . ill-fated picnic at Stokes ... Is there a specified height for saints? OFFICERS President THONI S BIGLIN Vice-President PIIEENDOLCH Recording Secretary Dl CCARDO Corresponding Secretary K I MY PLACE Treasurer JAMhS. CORDOlN Admser WILLIAM DIOGUARDI Spiritual Adpiser FATHER DAVIS Row L Accardo, Gordon. Dol l , Bi lin. Place. Dioguardi. Haves, Row 2; McCloud. Borromeo. Casa- donte. Naugl.ton. OsikowsLi. Garimaldi, Pinillc. Salaniiro, Maniaci. Sharkey. Pfcilcr. Row 3: O ' Brien. Rosamilia Caprio. Chn.icl. Crines. Adanalzlan. Goebel. Cotter, Smith, O ' Donneil. Lacz, Baiiman, Colasanti. Oliger, Scigie. Row 4: Schacfer. Kraft, Oberg. Cleary, Sulcs, Burns, Huber, Claren, Anc- mon, Hoehn, Dovchak. Row 1: Ackerman, Whitia, Carey, Mansfield, Row 2: Robinson, Sengslacken, Page. CANTERBURY CLUB 1 he Episcopal Club on campus . . . open to all ... a young and growing organization dedi- cated to Christian acts and fellowship . . . trips, speakers, discussions . . . meetings with Canterbury Clubs from other schools . . . those luscious Carey cakes . . . corporate communions at St. .lames Church. L per Monlclair. OFFICERS President JEAN CAREY Secretary-Treasurer RUTH W ' HITLA Adt iser MARGARET WURTS Spiritual Adviser REV. ORRIN F. JUDD FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1 : Salanilro. Mannard. Friedman. Schaefcr. Sharlvcy. Rainey. Row 2: Wen- man. Leilner. Geraci. Jacoby, Longcneckcr. Row 3: Ackcmmn. Tomei. Newman. Bos- land. Gordon. Cotter. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Undergraduate department of the iS ' EA . . . annual pot- luck supper ... a week-end at Stokes Stale Forest . . . Let s have a membership drive . . . informal discussions on pertinent topics . . . Ida s the state president! OFFICERS President PHYLLIS FRIEDMAN Vice-Presic en( ROBERT SCHL ' MACHER Secretary MARY ALI .KXFORT Treasurer DOLORES SCHAEFFER Advisers CLYDE M. Hl ' BER EARL C. DAX ' IS SENIOR CLASS ADNISORY BOARD Okay, start the meeting ... a democratic method of in- cluding a cross-section of the class . . . ' Why can t everyone come on time? ... Shall we go to Xew York? . . . in- dividual appointments for each senior . . . boat ride, open or closed? OFFICERS Presidcr t EDWARD WEBER Vice-President X ' lCTOR DEMAREST Secrefarv COWIE WILI.I.XMS Treasurer ALFRED D, XOLA SGA Representatives HARRIET SCHMIDT WILLIAM SCHLAGER Class Adviser WALTER KOPS SENIOR CI .ASS AI) ISORN BOARD SeaTM. Bl.l,.... Il.l.r.ll. Il.,.l„ml. nr,„„, r.l. ' rl,r,. I l nla. I .ll.r.ll. Vllnlr WVmiinn Stanijino W ' llllniin. S lilngri Sclimidt. STUDENT MUSICAL Row 1: McLoughlin. McManus. So Allenforl. Schaeter. VN ' ohn. Row 2: Mani- Mci. Stewart. Ruglio. Bulin, Sherwin. Kahn. Leek. Mansfield, Nolan. Flaticy. Row 3: Oliver, Wcnman. Kcnian. Adonis. Vanel- Pascail. Thompson. Favilla. Potteron. Darzcntas. Surasky. Cranksliaw. Page One Hundred Jour AGORA Row 1 : Baldachino. Kluth. Estilow. Slecn- slra. DiNol,,, Row 2: Koil. Pipczznski. Wilt. Sniilli. Ruclolfy. Marsden. Perry. TTiompson. Larkin. Maly. Row 3: Rouz- zino, Alongi, Endcrlcin. Spry. Boyajian. Gordon. McCl.cc. Natalicchio. Cullcn. AGORA Fellovvsnip anioii(i men . . . spirit plus . . . annual winner of Carnival plaque . . . The Show: energy, confusion, hilarity ana stancJini, ' room only . . . parties, hanquets and brawls . . . sweet harmony and complete discord on Thursday nights . . . I-A. 4-F or gone . . . Ray ' s recital . . . Did you pay your dues? . . . lather .lohn . . . Agora first, last and always. Or-I-ICERS President BEN ' HSTII.OW Vice-President FRED KIDTH . Secretary NICK STEEN ' STRA Treasurer AL D.N ' OLA Corresponding Secre ao-.-FRANK BALDACHINO Adviser HARI.EY P. MILSTEAD DAI.PIIAC liltccn commuting and liftcen dorm gids with domestic in- terests . . . melting pot of talents . . . green aprons for initiation . . . most memorable candlelight ceremony . . . prize winning dishes at Harvest Feast . . . Mrs. Knecht ' s race for Penn Sta- tion . . . Christmas banquet . . . riotous Carnival night . . . Agora-Dalphac social night at Rec Building . . . more maca- roni than members . . . Senior farewells . . . A report from the song committee? OFFKTRS President HARRIfT SCI IMIDT Vice-President IX REN LEI:K Secretaries CONNII-! WILLIAMS MARIE DALI-SSK Treasurer CI IICKI LIBERTI Adviser MATHILDA S, KNFvCHT DALPHAC Ro« I Milnc. lV,.,M.,i. ,lli„„,.. Slimldl, Lrrk. DAIIr.ln. |jl ,tll. l)..l I.. I Invr. Row 2 nlnlr. Sn.i,,. Ixmr,. Crn.K,. I ' nlmrrr. I ' riiiurn, lixrl. Ilnrrli. 0« cn- (..,1. PInrr. RoLnd. Unrrrll. To«,lo. Plw kon. .Vonrdo. Wohn Tiiijo One Jiundred Twe PHI LAMBDA PI Row Veal. Lombard!, Mailloux, Panebiar maker. Vitale. Burger. Row stead, Newman. Burnett. Cadm Merlo, lannacone. : Ruber. W ' einslock, Bogle, Huber, Row 3: Stanley, Dvkes, Gaynor, :o. Schoon- 2; Hemp- is, Zacyncn, PHI LAMBDA PI Annual spring dance and the campus queen . . . loyal to the principles of fellowship and leadership . . . Conrad read- ing poetry . . . initiations at the Orchard Rest . . . the night at the Sun Dance . . . Halloween party with dates . . , Dr. Hatch, our adviser . . . Are you a turtle? . . . ' Game s over, tilt! . . . Bogle, the tall; of the club. OFFICERS President JIM BOGLE Vice-President STAN WEINSTOCK Secretary HARRY VEAL Treasurer JOHN HUBER Advisers ALDIS B. HATCH ALLAN MOREHEAD SIGMA DELTA PI Sigma . . . dorm and commuter group . . . How hout that Christmas cocktail party? . . . that familiar pink and tlack banner at games . . . Steven s frat parties . . . Tea, anyone? . . . Of course, that means amending the constitu- tion . . . Boosters, lijc. . . . Mrs. President . . . gaining prestige. OFFICERS President WILLA ANN GURBACH Vice-President MARIE MARRA Recording Secretary HELEN ORLOWSKI Corresponc ing Secre(ary....CAROL ' N TILESTON Treasurer JOAN VELARDO Historian DIANE BALIMAN Adviser HOPE CORSO SIGMA DELTA PI Row 1 : Orlowski, Tileslon, Velard, vert, Marra, Boh Thomas. Naught, Douglas. Bartko. Krause. Thompson Hancoci Caj. nin. Perkins. Row 2: 1. Pelerman. Nicklus. Minkowitz. VVidmer. Sailon. Pellell, Nadler, k. Roessle. Page One Tiundred Six SENATE Row I : fVpprr. Rowlcv. Colien. Mion. Row 2: Boucl.arcl. Harris. Dcmnrcst. Green. Schlager. Sulcr. Colasanii, Freda. Anderson. Kupferer. . IcLouglilin. Row 3: Tomei. Mull. Babb. Cassavell. Nesmay. Filt. Babb. Oberg. Pascale. Potlerlon. Gomez. SENATE Phi Alpha Psi . . . twenty-nfth anniversary . . . Senators sport new pins and ties . . . meetings at Mr. Bohn s . . . Sen- ate alumni homecoming ... to pursue the cultural aspects . . . Old West Dude Party . . . eggnog at Christmas . . . con- structive projects to aid MSTC . . . gentlemen one and all. OFFICERS President HOWARD COHEN ' ice-Presic en( JOI IX ROW!. FY Secfclary HOWARD MIO ' Treasurer WILLIAM PFPPFR Adviser HAROLD BOI IN FORUM Monthly meetings . . . discussions on topics of any field . . . movies and speakers . . . spring and fall banquets . . . Bring a guest, a man . . . Doc Moffatt. adviser . . . club foi men only . . . Can you top this? (the banquet jokes) . . . dump the dtunmy —Carnival concession . . . oldest men s organization on campus . . . Drs. Hatch and Finchcr. hon- ored banquet guests. OFFICERS Presiderxi JOE SOMMER Vice-President AL ANDERSON Secretary ' GENE OBERG Tr..aM,r;r JERRY GREEN ' MAURICE P. MOFFATT FORIM Row I (.irr,,. K.,1. DiNJn. Rounlno. Moffntl Row 2 lUbb. Jncnl.« n. S.inn.rr.. Bnl ll I.IM... M„,.,lrn. Courrl. I .nrLln. I)U..n. linM. Row ) CInrrn. . ndrr«.n. Kliilli. Mion. OUi«. Hnrrt.. McCbrr. n lolicrblo. .Mnngl. l n l.locL Page One yiutuired Seven Tlir. IIFIRFSS ' BERTS NOSE TO THE GRIND STONE. OFFICERS Preskl.ni BERT KUPFERER Vice President EILEEN DOLCH Secretary CATHY KOPP Treasurer ROBYN MENDELSOHN Historian OWEN WENMAN Advisers HOWARD FOX WILLIAM BALLARE Row 1 : Fox, Wenman. MendcIsoKn. Dolcli. Kupferer, Kopp. Deane, Ballare. Row 2: Natale. Neckowilz. Flatiey. Sala- nitro. Mansfield. McGhee. Lipset, Koedam. McManus. Miller. Mannard. Row 3: Oli- ger. Fox. Adonis. Franzen. Place. Cooley. Longeneckcr. Cebulski. Leitner. Row 4: Amorison. Ailenfort. Harris. Meade. Lar- kin. lannacone. Kushner. Parkinson. Scliniidt. Rous. Vanella. I LIKE RED. 4. T SI. IXC. THAI i.im: acain. PLAYERS Players, tne college dramatic association, is comprised of one of ifie largest and most heterogeneous memberships on campus. Primarily interested in presenting good theatre to the student hody. the organization provides learning ex- periences in all phases of of -arid- jff-stage production as well as a series of well-rounded prograrns dealing with all phases of the dramatic art. ' :. The high standards of Players have been upheld in spite of many seeYmngly jnstiriiiouiilahle harriers and. to those who ohser e it. the Plavers key ig a symbol of diligence, good sportsmanship, and true MSTC esprit de corps. Play to the deaf old lady in tfie last row! ' . . . play readings ii la f irsl Drama QiiarlCt . . . Would nature draw a line liLc that. ' ' . . . one part rnosquilos. one part muted R!rie whistles, two parts masterful construction . . . a door for the prop room . . . Costumes! . . . See ya in the attic . . . an authentic tree with real apples ... a mansion on our stage!? FOl ' R ll l 11 . TO C.O ' •.s.Niii i ( , iiiKoi ( .ir 4 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Row 1 : Bristow. Finelli. Meade, Coon. McLoughlin 2: Pipczynski, Rowley. Srliinidl. Gordon. Row Weber. Scarda- Dolcli. Huber. Rainey. Row Spry. Heys. 3: Sclilager. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Lee;istlative. executive, and judicial oody of MSTC stu- dents . . . Move tne question! . . . committee reports . . . center of student opinions, gripes, ideas ... It fias been the precedent, but— . . . How long a meeting. Ed? . . . AP- PROPRIATIONS . . . If It meets wilb tbe board ' s approval . . . constitutions . . . Strictly a lormal dance . . . We 11 underwrite it ... tbosc loquacicms inleiriiptniiis liom lli ' floor. OFFICERS President ED MEADE Vice-President EILEEN DOLCH Recording Secretary MARGE FINEELI Corresponc mg Secre(ar ...NANCY McLOL ' GHLIN Treasurer GRACE RAINEY Assistant Treasurer ' ICKI COON Adviser CLYDE M. 1-IL ' BER Financial Adviser PAUL E. FROEMLICH CITIZENSHIF COMMITTEE Remember the blood drive! . . . always active . . . clean-up campaign . . . Adolph, Ponce. Skirts, and the Washington Conference . . . When is the meeting going to be held, and where? . . . Dr. ( layton s inspiration ... II il s lor llic good of the students, we II do it! OFFICERS Chairman ED MEADE Vice-C imrman JOE SOMMER Secretary MARGE FINELLI Historian-Treasurer RALPH FAX ' IIJ.A Publicity Director RUTH NECKOWITZ Adviser FRANK L CLAYTON CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Row I: Finelli. Meade. Clayton. Favill. Row 2: Lehr, Sommer. Scardaville. Oku ski. Englis. Row 3: Bristow. Simni Rainey. Schaefer. Coffin. Velardo. Pea .son. Nccowiz. Piige One Tlmuired Ten 1 1 ? ? IDA MARIE BRISCOE • EILEEN M. DOLCH • BARBARA JANE FLATLEY • AUDREY DEANE • JOSEPH GERALD THOMPSON • W ALTER J. PIPCZN- SKI • MARGARET J. COTl ER • MARGARET ANN LEITNER • LOREN LEEK. Row 1; l..lln.- --.k. Il.,v,«. eollrr. nIwmkIi. I 1.,|I.-v. 1 ).•„,„•. 1 )„l, I, K.m 1 |),n..,r..|, I l,..,n,.M.n. I ' ip czynski, W ' cImt, C ' nrroll. Scltltigrr, DiNola. Kiiplcrrr. WHO ' S WHO A fiinilly-sliulctil commiltc ' i- rt ' i mnini ' iiilcil sfMiili ' cii nu ' n)l)frs of ihc class of |f Ti for rctdynitioii in llic aiimial |)iil)li(-alii ii of Wlin s Who in Arncnran Universities and CoIIcK ?s. ( (indidntes were cliosen on llie Ixisis of srholurship. Irndershlp ond ro-opern- lion In ednrntionnl und cxlriirurrindnr nrlivilles. ucnerni cili ensnip. and promise «l fiiliiro iisefiiliifss. 1 VKTOR IIAYIS • S( HI B. DIMAKI ST. JR. • ALBI Rl KIPEI RER • MAl ' REEN ELISHA I DWAkD J. l Bl k • JOHN J AMI S ( AkkOil • Will JAM AGI R • HAkkll I Miy l)Y S( IIMIDI • ALI kl I) J. DiNOI A O ' l WKOS WKO IM A -ltRI(AN ? ? TELE Row I: Luts. Slierwin. Koons. Dix, Knccht. Osgood, Foster. Row 2: Scott. Cohen, Present. Bye. Kahn, Huber. Con- rad, Partridge, Sl.eft. Reed, Smith, Fraser, Shephard, Fox. Absent: Fox. Fanlone. Sheft. Conrad. Bye. Huber. Kopps. Reed. Sheft. TELEVISION IN EDUCATION Montclair State Teachers College was one of the first col- leges in tne country to undertake the study of the application of television in education. Our college is recognized as a pio- neer in a field that is opening up with a great rush. Since Septemher. 1950. the college has been carrying on a full-scale research project, studying the effect of television upon educational methods and the question of how this medium can hest he used in the classroom. The television committee consists of more than thirty faculty members under the direc- tion of an executive board of nine members. The committee officers are: Chairman, Lawrence H. Conrad; Secretary. Emma Fantone: and Treasurer. Horace Sheppard. The T ' Workshop carries out the actual experimentation to learn what kinds of material can be presented in education; the members of the workshop prepare scripts and make repeated trials until the appropriate materials are found. They also try out ideas suggested to them by the director and instructors in the workshop course. The cooperation and aid of the Allen B. Dumont Laboratories. Inc.. and Kliegl Bros., have contrib- uted vastly to the success of the workshop. The first ultra-high frequency educational broadcast in the world was made on April 30. 1952. from the campus at Mont- clair to thirteen schools in Montclair and Bloomneld. The re- sults of this experiment are still being evaluated throughout the coimtry. MRS. MARGARHT SCHMIDT Secretary- Rere Jlionist Television in Education Pro eel VISION IN EDUCATION TV WORKSHOP Quiet on tKe set . . . audio up . . . you re on . . . dolly in. . , take a 135 ... if you smell something burning, pull out the plug . . . lake two . . . walrh what you say. the mike s hot . . . swish pan . . . kill the hahy . . . follow the script . . . get that mike up . . . fade out . . . cut . . . cap up. Row I: Schmiai. Shcfl. Fox. Row 2: Bosland. CliuL. Iiinacone. Row 3: Orlowski. Volliow. Fox. Gu bach. Allcnforl, Schorn. Minkowilz. Lpilner. Lilicrli. Mrndlesolin. Tlinmn :« MONfClAIR suTf TE S lO wmmmmmmm ma MO R K S H O P ' Row 1 : Clark. Jaeger, Williams. Sacco. Apperndino, lardo. Row 2: Colter. Bishar, Minarsch. Bass. Kra Pearson. Roth. Row 3: Tocci. Nalale. Yohe. Bonder sen. Widmer. Dolan. Schorn. Ossenfort. Maslerson McCloud. Roland. Row 4: Geraci. Koedam. Marra. Pellett. Woodruff, Shaiicross. Sch; VanKirk. Thomas. Milne. Finelli. Ve- use. Lister. Nicklus. Roessle, Franzen. :Iiuk. Bethune. Levy. Cooley. Chrislen- , Friedman, Okulski. Browne. Harris, Allen, Ballard, Rainey, Hayes. Lerner, leier. Hansen, Fiest. Row I : Kindred. Bassi.ni. Pclcl,. AiiRsdorfcr. Pilale. Mazzoccl.i. HorsUrgh. All.erky. Gricsc- mcr. Angle. Surasky. Vullcro. Fox. Rishcr. Row 2: Caffcy. Sasaki. Corle. HoFsliller. Hansen, Zilg. Neckowilz. DunUr. Hughes. Lirldiarl. W ' aro. Lauro. Wclier. Ashley. Pnpneeorgiou, Row 3: Aslon. Speer. Rytler. McEnlee. Brislow. Gonibuli. Tran . Sprado. Salalli. Cook. Fern. Brancalo. l ingan. Fusco. Casagrande, Durling. Fleik. Karrus. Olio. Hcys. ' Music hath cJiarms It ' s too late now, Nate. Love in Bloom! Beyond these walls Spring Spanish Ft 4 ' Y„u ' ll „!,■,. f, „.,„i,lrri,,l (,,„. •iiV •HOPE THEY REMEMBER THE KEY YOU ' LL GET A DISCOUNT AND CHAPIN HAD NO WATER. I50N X ' OYAGE THE SN. ( K n U (I o l I) I U WAR MEMORIAL FUND BOARD Row I: Bingham. Van Derveer, Moffat. Fr Pipczynski. Douglas. Massicllo. Row 2: Partridge, Koons. Sicgcl. Abenl. Television viewers of our class have been oBered a wide selection of programs during tneir four years at MSTC. We-nave watched not only the birth of television in education, but the beginning of a new era as well. The screen which we will remember has por- trayed the dramas which foretell a brighter tomorrow for the college. It was in our junior year that the passing of the Bond Issue brought with it plans for an extended curriculum and improved physical facilities. During our first three years, we watched the War Memorial Fun grow steadily, and finally in this, our last year, sky- rocket toward the goal we have set. We will not soon forget the 825,000 gift of Davella Mills, a boost not only to the Fund, but to our spirit. Now, as we leave. Life Hall is nearly a reality. Ground has been broken for this long- awaited Student Union Building and tangible plans have been made for our building project. All of these we have previewed on the ' 49- ' 53 video. The dreams and aspirations of a rejuvenated MSTC have become a part of our college careers. But. as always, it is not the previews of coming attractions alone that fill our memories: these are merely a part of the programs we will hold sacred. For us. the feature took place in Lower Center Hall, the crowded caf-converted snack bar. a hole-in-the-wall pub office and an overstuffed gym that had a part-time job as auditorium. The improvements for which we have worked will make us proud alumni. But we shall never forget our years— four years of script writing and program planning for the future. As MSTC prospers in its new era, it will be our class who can lot)k back and say In our small and under-staffed studio, we were the producers and directors of Montclair ' s ■Qgram of expansion. Yes. we can look back at our work and we can be proud that e had a part in it. OUR FIRST LIFER •AND THE WALLS CAME TUMBL T O G E T H E R WE B U I l D ' Us DOWN! ' Jac kie Drew Dial ACKNOWLEDGMENT We present the 1953 La Campana witK the sin- cere hope that it has recaptnrea those memories which mean most to ' ou. The eaitorial staff wishes to express gratitude to (he administration, faculty and students, to the Stu- dent Government Association, and to the Student Bureau of Publications for the generous cooperation we have received. To Nicholas Ickes and Harr)- Ronnie of Colyer- Roux Pubhshing Company, Chidnoff Studios, our on-the-spot cameraman Irving Lloyd, student pho- tographers Bod Finver and Ken Burnett, our entire -earbooK staff and our very capable adviser, Mr. .lames P. Pettegrove. we can say nothing more than thank you for your fine work and sincere interest. The Editors Mr. Pettegrove Marge Cath Dick Betty SENIOR DIRECTORY DIANA C. ACCARDO 10 D ' Auria Sircct. Newark. . J. Major: English Minor: French Aldomia 3. -1: DalpKac 3. 4: FT. A. 2. 3. 4: Le Cercle Frani;ais 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Vice- Presidenl 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: La Camparuj 3. 4. Copy Editor 4: Newn.an Club 3. 4. Re- cording Secretary 3. 4; N.S.A. 1: Flayers I. 2. 3. 4: Psychology Clut 2. 3. Vice-President 3. MARILYN J. ACKERMAN 43 Lloyd Place. Belleville. N. J. Maior: French Minor: English U Cercle Franqais I. 2. 3. 4: LR.C. 3. 4; U Campana 3: Monlcfarion 1. 2. 3; Plavers I. 2. 3: World Federalists 2. 3. Vice-President 2. 3. PATRICIA LEE ACKERMAN 496 William Street. East Orange. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Education Canterbury Club 2. 3. 4. President 2. 3: Com- muters Club 1; Dance Club 3: F.T.A. 1. 2. 3. 4;SigmaPhi.Mul.2. 3. 4. FLORENCE CATHERINT ALLIEN 162 E. .NIadison Avenue. Dun.ont. . , J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Chorus 3; Clio 2. 3. 4; Geography Club 4: IRC. 1. 2. 3. 4: La Campana 4. MARY REGINA ALLENFORT 27 Wheeler Street. Clifton. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Commuters Club 1. 2: F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Secre- tory 3: IRC. 1. 2. 3. 4; La Campana 4: MonI dorlon 1. 2. 3. 4; Newn.an Clul. 3. 4; Players 3. 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4: Zela Phi 2: Student Mu.iical 4. JOAN ITiANCES AMORISON 165 Lincoln Avenue. Clifton. N. J. Major: i; nBlish Minor: Speech Aldornia 3. 4; Commuters Club I: Players 2. 3. 4: Student Musical 4. DOROIIIY MARY BANAS 10 AM,n Sl..-.t. W.dlingt,.n. N. J. Major: English .Minor: Spanish English Club 3. 4: Newman Club 3. 4; Spi.n.-I, Qub 3. I: W A A 4 HELEN DORIS RARIKO 40 I Inily Avenue. Newark 6. N. I. Major: Business Eduratinn Minor: F.ngli.sh Conunulers Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Epsiinn u Ep i Ion I. 2. 3.4; Sigma Delia Pi 2. 3. 1. BERNICi: BASS lS-,1 Manor Drive. Union. N. I. Major: Simni.h Minor: English Dorm Chnlrmnn 2; IRC. 3. 4: U Irrlnlln E.,M,f,nl„ 1. 2. 3. 1. RICHARD W. BELL l ' ,n College llrlghl.. I ' ppe ' Mont. Inlr. N. I. Major: 5 clenr Minor: Srienrc Commuter. CInl. 1.2: .S. Irn.r Clnl, 1. I ari.i;ni: k. belli: l '  6 North Ninth Sirrrl. Poler.nn. N I Major: Mall.rmntlt. Minor: BliJogy I-.TA. I. 2. 3. 4. Trrnsuter 1. Knppn Delia Pi 3, 4; S lenrc Club 2. 3. 4: Signm Phi M.i 1.2. MARY LOU BFJtARDINELU 21 1 Chiton . venue. Newark. N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science F.T.A. 1. 2: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Sccretarv 3; Sigma Phi Mu I: W.A.A. 3. EDMLIXD D. BERRY 19C Collece Heights. Upper Montclair. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Social Business Kappa Delta Pi 4. EVA BinHUNE 33 I East l-irst Street, Clifton. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Ciuistian Fellowship 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2. 3. 4: Clio 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Geography Club 2. 3. 4: IRC. I. 2, 3. 4. RUBY M. BISILVR 428 Palisade Avenue. Cliffside Park. N. J. Major: English Minor: French Class Executive Board 4; English Club 2. 3. 4; l c Cercle Fran ais 2: La Camparia 1,4; Play- ers I. 2. 3. 4: Tennis Club 3. 4. DOUGLAS BISSETT 311 Evona Avenue. Plainficld. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Cross Counlr ' 1. 2; Fencing 2. 3. Captain 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Monlc arion 2, 3. Photog- raphy Editor 3; Phi Lambda Pi 2. 3; Quorlerfy 2. 3. I; Rohwec 2, 3, 4, President 1. J MES BOGLE. JR. 678 Sununer Avenue, Newark 4, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography IRC. 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3: Kappa Delia Pi 4; Phi Un.bda Pi 2. 3. 4. President 4; Rostrum 1 ; Rohwec 2. 3. 4. ALICE BONDERCHLTK 12H1 South Broad Sireet. Trenton. N. .1. Major: English Minor: Physical Education English Club 2; Golf Club 4: L. Com,H.n., I; Tennis Club 3. 4. AGNES ELIZABimi BOOG 21 Belleville Pike. North Adington. N. J. Major: English Minor: Ijitin Commuter. Club I; English Club 3. I: Inter No. I. 2. 3. 1; Player. I. 2. 3, 4: P.ychology nub 3: QuarU-rly 3. 4. RONALD LEONARD BOSLAND 17 Albert , venur, Fair Ijiwn. N. I. Major: IVen.h Minor: llngll.h Bureau of Student PubllrnHon, 4: FTA. Z }. 1; Iji Ciiminna 2. 4: Le ten le I ' ranfni. 1. 2. 3. I. Vi.e I ' te.l.Ient 3; Monl, ,.rlnn 2.  , 4, A..l.lnnl New. l-dllnr 2. New. I Mltor 3, Man nging li!«lltor 4: Newman Chib 3, 4; P.ychnlogv Club 2. WALHR B. BOTH 8) ' ) Sheridan Avenue. Ib nbelh, N I Mn|or: Mu.le Minor: Mu.lc A Cnppelln Choir 3, 4. Baml 1; Men In Mu.l. 2, 3. 4; Orche.tm I, 2, 3, I; Pro Mu.lcn Z 3, 4:Slrlngi:n.emblel,2. 3,4 GWENDOL TS M. BOYCE Rock Une. Boonton. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Business Education Choir 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2: I.R.C. 3. 4; Monlclarjon 2; La Campana 4: La Tcrtulia Espaiiola I. 2. 3. 4. M 1AN M. BREIER 241 Lincoln Avenue, Ilast Paterson, N. J. Major: English Minor; Speech Band I, 2; Le Cercle Fran ais 2; La Campana 4: N.S.A. 1.2. IDA M. BRISCOE 937 Grove Street. lr%ington, N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Adviser C.H.S. Dramatic Club 3: Bridge Club 3, 4; Bureau of Student Publications 4; Choir 3, 4; Class ILxecutive Board I, 4: Commuters Club 1: F.T.A. 1, 2. 3. 4. President I. Slate President 4; La Campana 1. 2. 3. 4. Assistant Literary Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief I; .Newman Qub 3. 4; Players I. 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretarv- 4; Who ' s Who 4; Zeta Phi 2. 3, Vice-PresidenI 3. ESTHER BUDIN 45 Bellevue Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Ciio2, 3:Rohwec I. JAMES BUFANO 902 Palijiade Avenue, Union City. N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4. DONALD JAY BUNGER 160 Brook Street. Dumont. N. J. Major: Malliematics Minor: Phvsical Science A Cappclla Choir 1; Aphe.sleon 2. 3. 4; Chris- linn Fellowship 1; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Psrv- chology Club 3. 4. Vice-Pn sidenl 3; Science Club 3. 4: Sigma Phi Mu I. 2. 3. 4. LEWIS H. CADMUS. JR. 22 Park Avenue. Gddwell. N .1. Major: Business Education Minor: Cu ography Commuters Club 1. 2. 3: Epsilon Mu Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4; Phi Umlxla Pi 3. I. JEAN CARIY 681 Terra.e Ihighl,. WvckolF. N. .1, Major: English Minor: Geogrnphv Aldomla 1. 4; Cnnlerbtin- Club 3. 4. Pre.I- dent 4; Ctrullve Writing 1. 3. 4. Pre.ldent 4; Cmn.ulers Club 1; C.eographv Club 2. 3; Monlcfnrlt.r. I. h. Camrxifui 4: Qunrterlv I, 2. 14. ALBERI N. C WROnCNUrO I9A College I lelghls. Up|K-r M .ntrlnlr. N .1 .NIajor: Slencr Minor : Science I.H.tbnll I. 1; Science Club 1.2. 1 1. Pre.I .lent 3 JOHN JAMES C.VRROLL 120 R,.vm..n.l Axrnue. .Nutlrv 10. N. J. Malor Ingh.h .Nllnot Sm Inl Simile. . ' gom I. 2. 3. 4; . ' Mdomin 3. 4, Trcn.ur r 3, t: Bn.krll.nll I; Burr f Student Publl n Hon. 1. I. . ' Vcrelnr - 3: th... Pre.ldent 2: Com muter. Hub I. 2; Engll.h Club 2; .IRC I: Knppn Delia Pi I. fj. Cam| onn I. 2. 1. I; Monlc nrlnn 1 , 2, 3, 4, EtIltor-lnChlef 3; New- man Club ). 1; Player. 1.2: Who , Who 4. Pit c One huiuircd thirty seven VVILMAJEAN CARSON 66 Second Avenue. Little Falls. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music Band I. 2. 3. : Clioir 4; Qass Executive Board 1. 2; Liaison Committee 3: Opera Workshop 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra L 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2: Pro Musica 3. 4. President 4. ANGELA T. CASADONTE 222 Hamilton Avenue. Harrison. N. J. Major: Latin Minor: English Commuters Club I. 2. 3. 4: Inter Nos 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3: Newman Clut 3. 4; Monl- cfarion 3, 4; Psychology Clut 3. BEVERLY C. CASE 77 Center Avenue. Little Falls. N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Band L2; Commuters Club 1; English Club L2.3.4; Psychology Club 4. ANNA CATENA 293 Walnut Street. Newark. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Geography Club 3.4: La Campana 4. LOUIS J. CAVALLO 16 Lindsley Place. East Orange. N. J Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science l.R.C. 3.4: Phi Lambda Pi 3.4. SUSAN LEWISE CHAMPION 435 Boyd Street. Boonton. N. J. Major: English Minor: Mathematics Canterbury Clu b 3.4; Dorm Council Chairman 3: English Club 4: Psychology Club L2.3.4: Sigma Phi Mu 2.3.4: W.A A. K2. RUTH M. CHRISTENSEN 1 1 1 Prospect Street. Woodbridge. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Accounting Christian Fellowship L2.3.4: LR.C. 3: La Campana 4: Sigma Phi Mu 1.2.3.4; W A A. L2.3.4. THELMA CLARK 8 Maple Street. Closler. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Citizenship 4; Geography Club 2.3.4: l.R.C. 2.3.4: Rohwec 4: Transfer: Trenton State Teachers College. ROBERT E. CLEARY I 5 Woodbine Avenue. Newark, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Commuters Club L2; LR.C. 1; Monlcfarion 2.3.4. Rewrite Editor 3.4; Newman Club 3.4; Rohwec 3.4; S.G.A. Board of Trustees 2; Agora 1.2.3. HOWARD B. COHEN 40 Broadway. Keyport. N. .1. Major: Social Studies Minor: Speech Class Executive Board 2.3; Dorm Council 2.3; Fencing Club 2.3.4. Manager 3; Forum 3; LR.C. L2; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Rohwec 3,4. Historian 4; Senate L2,3.4. Treasurer 2. Presi- dent 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 3.4. NICHOLAS J. COLASANTI 619 Palisade Avenue. Cliffside Park 46. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Commuters Club 2.3; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3- Newman Club 2.3.4; Senate L2.3.4. Page One hundred thirty-eight BARBARA ANNE COOLEY 49 East Rosclle Avenue. Roselle Park. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Physical Education Chorus 1: Clio 2.3.4; LR.C, 1.2.3.4; La Cam- pana 4; Monlc arion 4; Players 1.2.3.4: Student Musical 4; Tennis Club 3; W.A.A. 2.3.4. Sec- retary 3. THOMAS W. CORR 16 Seymour Street. Monlclair. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Social Studies Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3.4; Pi Omega Pi 3.4. MARGARET J. COTl ER 652 Maple Avenue. Ridgefield. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: English Aphesteon 2.3.4. Vice-President 3; F.T.A. 1.2.3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; La Campana 3,4. Photography Editor 4; Newman Club 3,4; Players 1; Sigma Phi Mu 1,2.3,4, Secretary 2; VX ' ho ' s V ' ho 4. PATRICIA LOUISE CROW Wall Street. Eatonlown, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Clio 2; l.R.C. 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3; W.A.A. 1.2. ROBERT E. CUDDY 33 Walter Street. Bloomhcld. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English Basketball 1.2; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3.4; New- man Club 3.4: Phi Umbda Pi 2.3.4; Tribe 2.3. MARIE GLORIA DALESSIO 45 39th Street. Inington. N. J. Major: English Minor: Spanish Class Executive Board 1 ; Commuters Club 1; Dalphac 2,3,4; English Club 3,4; U Cam- pana 4: Modern Dance Club 1,2,3; Newman Club 2,3,4: Psychology Club 3; La Tertulia Espanola 1,2,4. NICHOLAS DAMBROSIO 242 Keen Street. Paterson, N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science Bowling Team 3.4; Newman Club 3.4: Phi Lambda Pi 4; Science Club L2.3.4. Treas- urer 3. AUDREY DEANE 252 East Sixth Street, Clifton, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Bureau of Student Publications 3,4. Chairman 4; Creative Writing Club 2,3,4; Fencing 1,2,3. Manager 2.3; Kappa Delta Pi 3.4. Vice-Presi- dent 4; Players 2.3.4; Quarterly 2.3,4. Editor 3.4; Rohwec 2.3.4; Who ' s Who 4. THOMAS H. DECKER. JR. 130 Jacoby Street. Maplcwood. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Bureau of Student Publications 3,4; Conmmters Club 2,3; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2,3.4; Newman Club 3,4: Track 2.3.4; Tribe 2,3.4. VICTOR B. DEMAREST. JR. 72 Larch Avenue. Dumont. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Baseball 1.2.3,4; Bond Issue Drive. General Co-Chairman. 3; Class Vice-President 4; New- man Club 2.3.4; Pi Omega Pi 2.3.4; Senate 3.4; S.G.A. Treasurer 3: Tribe 2.3.4; Who ' s Who 4. DESPINA DIDWIOS 621 18th Street. Union City. N J. Major: Music Minor: Music Band 2.3.4; College Choir 1.2.3.4; M.E.N.C. 2.3.4. Secretary 3; Opera Workshop 1.2.3.4. President 3; Pro Musica 2.3,4. MARY ANN DIGIORE 355 Tremont Avenue. East Orange. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Physical Education Bridge Club 4; Commuters Club 1. 2; Goll Club 4; La Tertulia Espanola 1.2.3,4; W.A.A. 1.2.3.4. ANTHONY DI lONNO 105 Main Street. Millburn. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: French Chess Club 1.2.3. Treasurer 3; Le Cercle Fron- cais 3; La Tertulia Espanola 1.2.3.4. Presi- dent 3. MARY GRACE DI MAGGIO 229 Merrill Avenue. Bergenfield. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Biology F.T.A. 1.2.3.4; Science Club 2.3,4. ALFRED J. DINOLA 305 Henry Street. Fairview. N. J. Major: Business Education -xiiJo Minor: Mathematics Cuf fS ' I-E . ( - i l Agora 3.4. Treasurer 4: Class Treasurer 4; Cross County 2; Dormitory Council 2.3. Secre- tary 2.3. Treasurer 2,3; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2,3.4; Fencing 2; Forum 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 1. Secretary 2. President 3; Math Club 3; Monl- c arion 2.3.4. Business Manager 3.4: Pi Omega Pi 3.4; Psychology Club 2.3; Track 2.3; Tribe 2.3.4: Who ' s Who 4. JOAN MARILYN DIITIG 161 Stevens Avenue. Cedar Grove. N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech Commuters Club 1; Dalphac 3.4: La Campana 4; Montcfarion 3.4; Tennis Club 4. ANN ELIZABETH DOLAN Main Street. Ogdensburg. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Physical Education Clio 2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Geography Club 4; l.R.C. 1.2.3.4; La Campana 4: Newman Club 3.4: Student Musical 4: Tennis Club 2.3.4; W.A.A. 1.2.3.4. EILEEN M. DOLCH 71 Boyden Avenue. Maplewood. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Dalphac 3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary I; La Campana 3,4; Modern Dance Club 2.3,4, Sec- retary 2,3: Montclarion 2,3,4, Assistant News Editor 3; Newman Club 3.4, Secretary 3. Vice- President 3.4; Players 2.3.4. Vice-President 3.4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2.3,4, Recording Secre- tary 3,4; S.G.A. Vice-President 4; Who ' s Who 4. HARRY J. DURKEE 144 Virginia Avenue. Jersey City. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Baseball 2,3.4; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 3,4; New- n,an Club 3,4; Tribe 2,3.4, Vice President 3. EDWIN J. DYKES 2 Wilkinson Terrace. Kearny. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Monlclarion 2; Phi Lambda Pi 3.4. BEN ESTILOW 141 Main Street. Toms River. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Spanish Agora 1.2.3.4. President 3; LR.C. 1.2: Kappa Delta Pi 3.4. Historian 4; Montcfarion 2.3. Advertising Editor 2; Players 2.3,4; La Ter- tulia Espanola 2,3,4; Rohwec 3,4. Treasurer 3. MARGARFF E FAIG 50 Olive Street. Bloomlield. N. J. Major: U.lin Minor: English Commuters Club 1.2: Inter Nos 1.2.3.4. Sec- retary 3; Monlc arion 3.4: Psychology Club 3. 4. Treasurer 3: Quarterly 3.4; W ' .A.A. 1.2.3. 4. HILDA FEIST 525 .Xmboy Avenue. Perib Amboy. N. J. .Nlnjor: Mathematics Minor; Physical Science Sigma Phi Mu 1.2.3.4. JUDSON J. nNK 473 Whilewood Road. Union. N. J. Major; Science Minor: Science Baseball 1,2,3.4. Captain 3,4; Science Club 1.2.3.4. BARBARA JANF. FLATLEY 107 Buckingliar,, R l.. Upper Monlclair. . . .1. .Nlujor: English Minor; Speech Aldomia 3.4: Dnlphac 3,4: Kappa Delta Pi 3.4; La Campana 4: Modem Dance Club 1.2.3.4. President 2.3.4: NWman Club 3.1. Vice-President 3: Who ' . Who 4; Student Musical 3.4. RUTH I. FONKFN North Holedon Ave.. North Haledon. N. I. Major: Social Studies Minor: Accounting Clio 2.3.4; Commuters Club 1; IRC. 1.2.3.4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Players I: Rohwec 3.4. Secrrliiry 1, BRFDA FRANKEL 360 F.lnmra Avenue. Eli ...beth, N. .1. M.ijor; Social Studies Minor: English Monlc arlon I ; Psychology Club I ; Quarler v 1.2,3. MARILYN RAF FRANZFJV 244 Belvidcre Avenue, Fanwood, N. J. Major: English Minor: Music Band L2; Choir 2,3,1; Dalphac 3,4; Players 3.4; Stu.lent Musical 2.3.4. jAMi:s A. i-ri:da 331 Sussex Avenue. Newark. N. I. Major: Business Eiluration Minor: English Bnskebtali Manager 3: Commuters Club 2.3; Epsllon Mn Epsilon 3.4; Newman Club 3.4: Senate 3.4: Irmk 2.3; Tribe 2.3.4. PHYLLIS I RIEnM. N IV-r.n.vill.-. I M,.i„r: .Mall,.- „, Minor: English I TA. 1.2.3.1, VirePre.idenl 3, President 4: Knppii Delta Pi 4; Monlcfarinn 1; Players 1; P.yrhnloBy Club 2,3,4: Quarlorlv 1.4; Sigma I ' hl Mu 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2. KICH.VRn THOMAS OAYNOR I ' ) . .,ri,,K Slr.-.l. I)„vrr. I Maj.ir: S«lal .Stu.lir. Ml.,..,: Spech Cross Country 1,2.1,4, Captain 4: f i C.mi parwi I, .S,H,rt. I ' Milnr 4: Phi bunbda Pi 2.1. 4; Track 1.2,1.1; Irlbe 1.2,1,4 HENRY I. OIlTvIN 41 51 (I lid Street. Wnod sUlr 77. N. Y. Major : Social Sinillr. Minor: l ' :ngll.h Fonim 1.4: l.U.C. 1. 1, Prr.ldml 1. Rohwec 4; Senate 3,4; Transfer: Blnon.fleld College. • ■R.VNCIS M.VRIi: CERACI I . W ll,„w„nd l-r. 1 ' nll.ade. Park, N I Major: Spanid, .Nllnor: Social Stu.lle, FTA 1.4; IRC. 3,4: NVwn.nn Cl„b 4: Roslnm. . ' I.. 1 ha Eupaftoln 1,2,1,4. GLORIA B. GIAIMO 73 Norwood Avenue. Irvington. N. J. Major: Bu.siness Education Minor: English Chess Club 2.3. Secretary 3; Epsilon Mu Ep- silon 1.2.3. Secrctao- 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Pi Omega Pi 3,4: Players 1. JENNIE GOIONE 35 Linden Avenue, Belleville, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English Commuters Club 1.2; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2.3.4: Montclarion 1.2,3; Xewmnn Cluo 3.4: Quarterly 2.3: W.A.A. 1.2.3. NORMAN GOLDMAN 99 Gregory Avenue, Passaic, Major: Social Studies Minor: Spanish, English L. Tertulia Espanola 1.2.3,4. N. J. ROBERT GORTON 77 Midland Avenue, Montclair, N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science F.T.A. 1,2; Science Club 3,4. JOSEPH ALEX GROSSO 64 Franklin Street, Belleville, N. J. Major: Business Eaucalion Minor: Phvsical Education Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Commuters Club 2,3,4; Epsilon M.. Epsilon 2,3,4: New- man Club 3,4; Tribe 2,3.4. JEAN H. HcVNSEN 501 Leon Avenue, Woodbridge, N. .1. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Clio 2,3,4; Geography Club 2,3,4: IRC. 1.2.3.4; Rohwec 4; W.A.A. 2.3.4. Vice-Presi- dent 3. PATRICIA JOYCE HARRELL 76 Grove Avenue, Verona. N. J. Major: Business Eclucalion Minor: Physical Education Class Executive Board 2,4; Commuters Club 1,2; Dalphac 2,3,4: Golf Club 3.4; N.S.A. I. Treasurer 1; I ' i Omega Pi 3.4. Recording Secretary 4; Players 1.2: W.A.A. 1.2.3.4. President 3. BENJAMIN RIGHT HARRIS. JR. 50 Dayton Avenue, loms River. N J. Major: Speech Minor: English and Spanish Choir I : Class Vice-President 2; Forrm. 2.3.4: l-.T.A. 1.2.3: Kappa Delta Pi 1.1: Player. 1.2.1.4; Senate 3.4; Sigma Alpha Ija 3.4; h Tertulia Espuftola 1.2.4. I ' rras.irer 2: Irnck I : TrilHr 2.3. NANNFITE HARRIS 53 Broadway. I rrehoM. N .1. Major: English Minor: Speech Aldornin 4: Chonii 3: CIn.. Serielnry 3; Dalphac 3.4; Dorm Council Ttrnsurrr 2; lingllsh Club 1.2.1.4; fxi Campami I; Qimr lerly 3.4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2.1.4 ll RRY L ILVTOI in .Smith Street. Nrwnik 6. N. J. .N|n|..r: Business lldurntlon Minn, Phvsical i:d...atl..n Football 1.2. Pi On.rga Pi I M.M ' RIIN ILISH. H. YIS Burllnglnn Avnuir. I.mnardo. .1 Major: Inglld, Minor: Sprr.h Aldomia .1.4: Dalphac 2.1.4; English Clnl. 2.1.4; Liaison Con.mlltre 1.4: Newman Chlh 1.4; Player. 1.2.1.4: SGA 1; Sigma Alpha Ijn 3.4; Who ' . Who I. WILU. M HEMPSTEAD 438 Highland .Venue. Clifton. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Phvsical Science Chess Club 1.2; l.R.C. 3.4; Sigma Phi Mu 1.2: Monlcforion 1; Phi Limbda Pi 3.4; Sci- ence Club 3.4; Table Tennis Team 1,2,3,4. JACK HERBERT HERRON 6 Maple Street, Lincoln Park, N. J. Major: Music Minor; Music Band 1.2.3.4. President 3; Choir 3; Men In Music 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3. President 2. IRENE REGINA HERSINGER 367 E. Twenty-Seventh St.. Peterson. N. J. Major; Spanish Minor: Latin Inter Nos 2; l.R.C. 1: La Tertulia Espaiiola 1.2.3,4: W.A.A. 1,2.3,4. P. TRKTA ANN HEYNDRICKS 11 02 I-air Lawn Ave.. Fair Lawn. N. J. . lojor: English Minor: Speech L-e Ccrcle Fran ais 2: La Campana 4: Mon(- cUion 1.2.3; Newman Club 3.4: N.S.A. 1.2. Secretary 1; Players 1.2; Sigma Alpha Eta 4. ROWLAND C HILL 24 Washington PI.. Hasbrouck Hts.. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Education Christian Fellowship 1.2.3: Con.muters Qub I; F.T.V 1.2.3.4; Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4. CATHERINE JO.VN HOWARD 239 Gantner Ave., Ejist Peterson, N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech Commuters Club 1; La Comjxinn 4: Mont- clarion 3, 1; Newman Club 3,4. JOHN J. HUBER. JR. 10 .Vnncttc Avenue, Hawthorne, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: , ccounting Band I; Commuters Club 2; l.R.C. 2.3.4: Newman Club 3.4; Phi Ijindxla Pi 2.3.4. 1 ronsurer 3. LEO HITRLEY 357 I loll -wood Avenue. I lillside. N. .1 Major; Social Studies Minor: Accounting Kappa Delta Pi 3.-1. Treasurer l.-l: Pi Omega I ' i 2.3.4; Rohwec 3,1. DORIS DOLORIS INHORELLI 358 B.e.h Street, Arlington, N I Major: Svcial Studies Minor: Social Business Clio 2,3,1: Conmu.ter, Club I: Ep.llon Mu Epsilon 3,4; IRC. 1,2; Monlc arlon 3.4; Newman Club 3.4: Player. 1.2.1.4; Qi.ar lerly 3.4: Rohwec 3.4. MARILYN F. JACOBY lOl Union R,.,„l, Roselle Park, N. J. Major .Nlalhe, .Nlmor: Physical S lence Aphe.teon 1.1. Se.,el,.,v 4; FTA. I.Z3,4: Knpiw Delta Pi 4; Monlcforlon 3.4, New. Edi- tor 1; Player. 2: IVhology Club 3; Sclenct- Club 3.4. NORM.v ji:an j, i ;i:r 5:0 (Vdar Ave. West Long Branch, N. J. Major logh.h Minor S|K-e,h Aldomia 2.1,1; Donn t ' o.in.ll X ' keClmlnnan 2; I ' jigli.h flnl. I K.,|M... IVli., Pi 3.4: Plnyrr. 1.1. I NANO KIBRK K 172 Pnlne Avenue, Inlngton, N. .1. Major: Business IMurntlon Minor: SKlal Sludlr. In.lhm M l-p.llon 2.1; P.vchologv Hub 1,2: IRC. I: Pi Omega Pi 3,4; Signm Delta Pi 3.1. Pa te One buiulted Ifjirlvtiiin FRED J. KLUTH 36 Central Ave.. Point Pleasant. N. ,1. Major: Social Studies Minor: Business Accounting Agora 2.3.4. Vice-President 4: Dormitory Council 3; Forum 1.2.3: IRC. 1.2. S. ANDREA KOEDAM Sylvan Boulevard. Alpine. N. J Major: Spanish Mi nor: Geography Chorus 1; Geography Glut 2.3.4: IRC. 2. 3.4. Treasurer 4: Iai Camjmna 4: Players 1.2.3.4; Psychology Cluh 2: La Tertulia Es- panola 1.2.3.4. ROBERT KOISTRA 153 Redwood Avenue. Palerson 2. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Social Business La Campana 4: Fencing Glut 3,4. PHYLLIS A. KRAFT 115 Montross Avenue. Rutherford. N. J. Major: Latin Minor: English Commuters Club 1.2; I.R.G. 1: Inter Nos 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2; Newman Club 3.4. RUTH KRANTZOVV 262 High Street. Passaic. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English English Club 3; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary 4: Pi Omega Pi 3.4. SHEILA SCHATZ KROLL 15-02 11th Street. Fair Lawn. N. ,1. Major: English Minor: Mathematics Aldornia 3.4. Secretary 3,4: Creative Writing 1.2: Montclarion 2. ANDREW F. KUBER. JR. 22 Earl Street. Newark. N. ,1. Major: Social Studies Nlinor: Geography Geography Club 3.4; La Campoiia 4. Art Editor 4: Phi Lambda Pi 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary 3.4. Vice-President 4; Rohwec 3.4. ALBERT F. KUPFERER 25 McKinley Avenue, West Orange. N. .1. Major: Social Studies Minor: Speech F.T.A. 1.2.3.4: Kappa Delta Pi 3.4. President 3; Newman Club 3.4: Players 1.2.3.4. Presi- dent 2.3: Rohwec 3.4; Senate 2.3.4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2.3.4. Treasurer 3: Who ' s Who 4: Zeta Phi 2. JOAN MARY LANDADIO 232 West First Avenue. Roselle. N. .1. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Math Club 1.2.4; Science Club 3.4; W.A.A. 1.2.3.4. JOAN MARGARET LARKIN 1161 Kalherine Street. Teaneck. N. I. Major: Social Studies Minor: Social Business Clio 2.3.4: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3.4; La Campana 4: Monlclarion 3.4; Newman Club 3.4; W.A.A. 1.2. ROBERT G. LEE 211 West 23rd Street. Jacksonville. Fla. Major: Music Minor: Music. English Band 2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Opera Workshop 2; Pro Musica 4. LOREN ELIZABETH LEEK 124 Vv ' eaver Avenue. Bloomfield. N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech Aldornia 3.4. President 4; Dalphac 2,3.4. Vice-President 4; English Club 3: La Cam pana 3.4. Literary Editor 4; Monlclarion 3.4; SGA Recording Secretary 3; Student Musical 3.4. Co-Chairman 4; Who ' s Who 4. MARGARET ANN LEITNER 2 Londonderry Way. Summit. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Speech Aphesteon 2.3.4; F.T.A. 1.2.3.4. President 2: Kappa Delta Pi 3.4. Secretary 3; La Cam pana 4: Monlclarion 2,3.4. Assistant News Editor 3. Co-News Editor 3. Technical Edi- tor 4; Players 1,2,3,4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2.3.4. Vice-President 3; Who ' s Who 4. NORBERT LERNER 402 Ellison Street. Palerson. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Golf 2.3.4. Co-Captain 3.4: Sigma Phi Mu 1 SANDRA JOAN LERNER 40 74th Street. North Bergen. N. J. Major: English Minor; Speech Bridge Club 1.2; Dalphac 3.4; English CI..I. 1,2.3.4: Players 1.2.3.4: Sigma Alpha Ela 2.3.4; Zeta Phi 2. FLORENCE CAROLE LEVY 28 74th Street. North Bergen. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Music Band 2.3: Clio 4; Geography Qub 4; I.R.C. 3.4; MENS. 3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4; Pro Musica, Secretary 3.4: Psychology Club 3,4 CARMEL POLLARA LIBERT! 311 Livingston Avenue. Lyndhurst. N. J Major: English Minor: Social Studies Chorus 3; Citizenship Committee 2.3.4; Class Executive Board 1.4; Commuters ' Club 1.2.3: Dalphac 2,3.4. Treasurer 4: English Club 1. 2.3.4; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2; Fencing Cluh 3.4; La Campana 1.4; Modern Dance 3: Newman Club 2.3.4: Opera Appreciation Club 4: Psychology Club 1.2; Players 1.2: SGA 2. Corresponding Secretary 2; StudenI Musical 3.4: Tennis Club 3.4; Vv ' .A A. 1.2.3. HARRY LIPSET 481 East 25th Street. Palerson. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Chess Club 3.4; Geography Club 3.4: IRC. 3.4; Players 3.4; Rostrum 2.3. LOUISE WADE LONGENECKER 161 Springfield Avenue. Rutherford. N. J. Major; Mathematics Minor: English Chorus 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Opera Workshop 3: Players 1.2.3.4. SHIRLEY CLAIRE LUTS 459 William Street. East Orange. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Social Business Clio 2.3.4. Treasurer 2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 3.4; La Campana 4: IRC. 3; Monlc!arion 3.4; Rohwec 4. MILDRED MAGID 546 Gregory Avenue. Passaic. N. J. Major: English Minor: Spanish Aldornia 4; Chorus 1; English Club 3.4: Players 1; La Tertulia Espanola 1.2.3.4. EVAN M. MALETSKY 31 Cannonball Road. Pompton Lakes. N. J Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4. Business Manager 4; Aphesteon 2.3.4. Treasurer 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3.4: Phi Lambda Pi 2; Recording Studio 1.2,3.4; Science Club 2; Sigma Phi Mu 1.2. BERNICE Z. MALLORY 400 N. Indiana Ave.. Atlantic City. N. ,1. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography A Cappella Choir 3.4; Chorus 1.3; Clio 2.3. 4; Geography Club 2.3.4; I.R.C. 1.2.3.4; Junior Modern Dance Club 1 ; Psychology Club 3.4; W.A.A. 1.2. WALTER J. MALY ISl Dodd Street. East Orange. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Transfer: Utah Stale; Agora 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4: Geography Club 2.3.4; Ln Campana 3. margueriit; a. maniaci 529 High Mountain Rd.. N. Haledon. N. J. Major; Social Studies Minor: Geography Chorus 1.3.4. President 3.4: Clio 2.3.4. Vice President 3: Commuters ' Club 1: Geography Club 1.2.3.4. Vice President 4; I.R.C. 1.2,3. 4. Secretary 3; La Campana 4; Newman Club 3,4; Student Musical 4. GLORIA ELAINE MANNING 1050 E. Jersey Street. Elizabeth. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Speech A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4. Historian 2. Secre- tary 3; Christian Fellowship 1; La Tertulia Espanola 1.2.3.4; Sigma Alpha Eta 4. CATHERINE N. MARICH 527 Grant Street. Linden. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Spanish: English Christian Fellowship 3; FT.A. 3; Rohwec 4: La Tertulia Espanola 2.3.4. VIRGINIA E. MASTERSON 305 Barclay Street. Perth Amboy. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Speech Christian Fellowship 1.2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2.3.4; Kappa Delta Pi 3.4: Pi Omega Pi 3,4. Historian 4; Players 1.2; Sigma Alpha Eta 2; Tennis Club 3.4; Zeta Phi 2. MARY ELIZABETH McCLOUD 716 Wyoming Avenue. Elizabeth. N. J. Major; Latin Minor: English Chorus 1; Inter Nos 1.2.3.4; La Campana 4: Liaison Committee 2: Newman Club 3.4; Sig- ma Delia Pi 3; StudenI Musical 3.4. WILLIAM THOMAS McHUGH 31 Oliver Street. Chatham. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Baseball 1.2.3.4; Commuters Club 1.2; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3.4; Forum 3; Newman Club 3.4; Tribe 1.2.3.4. ANGELA MclLVRID 152 Brighton Avenue. Belleville. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Commuters Club 1; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1; Kappa Delta Pi 3.4; Monlcforion 1; Newman Club 3; Pi Omega Pi 2.3.4. Vice President 4; Quarlerfy 2.3: W.A.A. 1.2. Treasurer 2. WILLIAM F. McLOUGHLIN 329 Highland Avenue. Kearny, N, J. Major: Business Education Minor: Social Studies Band 1.2.3.4; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2; Pi Omega Pi 3.4; Senate 3.4. ROBYN MENDELSOHN 10-06 4lh Street. Fair Uwn. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Commuters Club 1: MonlcUion 2; N.S.A. 1. 2; Players 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2.3.4. Page One hundred forty M VRTHA ELLEN MUiCHANT 90 Prospect Street. Little Falls. N. J. Major: English Minor: French Chorus 3: English Club 3.4: Le Cercle Fran- tais 2.3.4: Modem Dance Club 2.3.4. Vice- President 4: Psychology Club 4. BARBARA ANNE MESSENGER 62 Clark Street. Glen Ridge. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Speech Clio 2.3.4: Citizenship Commillce 4: IRC. 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Newman Club 3.4. JOAN JOY nLLER 41 62nd Street. West New Yorli. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Fencing Club 1.2. Treasurer 2: Kappa Delia Pi 3.4: La Compana 4: Players 2.3.4: Sigma Alpha Eta 3.4: Sigma Phi .VIu 1: Zeta Phi 2.3. BARBARA ANTs ' E MILNE 306 Fourlccnih Avenue. Belmar. N. J. Major: English Minor: Music Aldomia 2.3.4. Vice-President 4: Choir 2.3.4. Historian 4; Dalphac 2.3.4: Kappa Delia Pi 3,4: [- layers 1.2.4: Pro . Iusica 2.3.4. DOROTHY ANN MINARSCH 28 Clevelond Avenue, Waldwick. N. J. Major: French Minor: Physical Education Dormitory Council Treasurer 3: Le Cercle Fran ais 1.2.3.4: Majorcllcs 1.2.3.4. Captain 4: Psychology Club 4; Tennis Club 3.4: W.A.A. 3.4. JOSEPHINE F. MIRODDI 24 Central Avenue. Lodi. N. .1. Major: English Minor: French Commulers Club 1.2: English Oub 2: U Compana 3.4: Newman Club 3.4: N.S.A. 1. 2: Player, 3; Psychology Club 2.3: Quarterly 3,4. JAMES MOSSELLE 48 West I7lh Street. Bayonne, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English Track 1.2.3: Tribr 1.2.3,1. MARIAN GIANNIXn Ml NLEY Apt. lie. College Heights I Iptv-r Mnnlrlnir. N. .1. Major: Malhrmalir, Minor: , llunn g Commulers Club 1.2: Epsilon . In Fp.ilon !: Sigma Phi Mu 1.2: W.A A. 1.2 GLORIA MARIE NATALE 110002 P,.ll.„dr Avrnne. Uninn Cilv. N I Major: Business Eduralinn Minor: Spanish Dninlmc 3.4: I {psilon Mu Fp.ilnn 2.3.4: IRC 1.2.3: Modem Danrr I: I ' l Oinrgn I ' i 1.1: PInyrr. 1.2.1.1: I j. rerlulia F.paftoln 1.2.1.1: Trnnl. Club !. I I ' HII.ll ' R. NAIOII 516 n.lrd Avenue. I.vndh.ir.l. N. J. Mnjnr: M„.l, Minor: Mll.lr Band 1.2.1.1. Vire I ' .r.idenl 4: rll.,1, 1,4: MF.N.C, 1,1. I ' re.idrnl 1. Mr„ In M„.l. 1.2.1.4: f)pr„. W„.l .l,.,|, I,,!. 1.1 )„l„.,i„, 1,2,1.1 INGE OTTO P.O. Bax 202. . Ialawan. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Biology Class Vice-President 3: Clio 1.2: College Choir 1: IRC. 1.2: Modern Dance 4: Play- ers 2: Quarterly 2.3.4. Art Editor 3.4: Rohwec 2.3.4. Vice-President 3: Science Club 3.4: W.A.A. 1.2. SHIRLEY B. PAGE 5 Beaumont Place. Nework 4. N. J. Major: English Minor: Spanish Canterbury Club 3.4; Chorus 3: Creative Writing Club 2.3.-1: La Campana A: Quarter ly 3.4: La Terlulia Espafiola 2; Transfer: Jer- sey City Junior College. BFTrTY PAGLIERI 70 Hudson Slrcel. Little Falls. N. J. Major: S)cial Studies Minor: Geograpbv Fencing Club 2: Geography Club 2.3.4. Sec- retary 4: IRC. 3: Kappa Delia Pi 4: Lo Campana 3.1. Typing Editor 4: Liaison Com- mittee 4. Secretary 4: Opera .Appreciation Cluli 4: Psychology Club 3.4: Rohwec 3.4. Vice- President 4: Transfer: Paterson State Teach- ers College. ELIZABETH R. PALMERE 284 N ' nrtb Dav Street. Orange. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music Band 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 4; Choir 1.2.3.4. [ resident 4: Dalphac 3.4: M.E.NC, 2.3.4: Opera Workshop 2.3.4: Pro Musica 2.3.4. Vice-President 3. CARMEN PANEBIANCO 463 E, 19 Sirc-et. Paterson. N, J. Major: Spanish Minor: Biologv Chess Club 3.4: CI,oms 3: Phi Und,.l« Pi 2.3,4: Psychology Club 1: Science Club 2.3.4. EIXEN R. PECK 330 Palisade Ave.. CliUsidc Park. N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Psychology Club 2.3. Treasurer 3: Tnmsfer: Oswego Slate Teacher College. WILLIAM McCLTU-OlGH PI:PPI:R 1 10 Courhy .-Venue. Clillnn. I Major: Busine.ss Education Minor: Social Studies Pi On,eg Pi 2.3,4: Senate 2.3,4. Treasurer 1,1 DORIS , NN I ' l RKINS rO-MSlrrcl. South Belmnr. N I. . lajor: Bu«lnes I ' Mnrntlon Minor: Ceograiibv Class Trrn.urer 2: Dorm C oun. ll . ' N-r,el„r 1: I-psllon Mu I-psllon 2.1.4: Geographv Club 2: MC 2: .Wwnion fMub 3.1: Slgnm Delta I ' l 2.1.4. I ' re.idrnl 1 ANHioN ' pirrroneiyy.o O: Brdfonl Ron.l. Dumonl. N I, Mojor Mnlhrmnllr. Minor: I ' hvslinl .Srirnte Anhe.lron 2.1.4. Trrnsu.er 1. President I: (In.. I ' .r.ldrnI 1: Slgnm I ' l.l „ 1.2. Phi Umbdn I ' l 2. SirnrrClnl, 2 LUCILLE GERALDINT PINTLLI 382 No. Eleventh Street. Newark, N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Accounting Commuters Club 1.2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3.4: . ewman Club 3.4: Psvchologv Club 2.3.4. President 2: Sigma Phi Mu 1.2.3.4. WALTER J. PIPCZlTs ' SKI 245 Winfield Terrace. Union. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Geography Agora 1.2.3.4: Class Vice-President 1: Carni- val Commillce Co-chairman 2: Dorm Council 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3. Co-caplain 3: Geography Club 2: La Campana A. Associate Editor 4: S.G.A. 3.4. President 3: Track 1.2.3: Tribe 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2: W.M.F. Board of Trus- tees 3.4: Whos Who 4. MARGARET PLXSKON 56 Eiist 5lh Street. Bovonne. . J. Major: Music .Nlinor: Music Band 1.2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4: Dal- phac 3.4: Opera Workshop 1.2.3.4, Treasurer- Secretary 3: Student Musical 3.4. DORIS RANTC 176 Prospect Avenue. Hackensack. N. J. Major: Sp inisli Minor: English Chorus 3; F.T..A. 4: Lo Comparui 4: La Ter- lulia Espaiiola 2.3.4: Monlc arion 2.3.4. Busi- ness Manager 3, ESTA REICHER 516 Belmont Avenue. Newark. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Geographv Club 2.3.4: IRC. 2,3,4: Lo Com pono 3.4: Monlc nrion 2.3.1: Psvchologv Club 2.3.4. President 4: Quarlerlw 3.4: World Fe l- ernlisls 2.3. I: Tmnshr: .New York University. GERALDINE RILEY 181 Barclay Street. Newark. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Accounting Commuters Club 1.2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3.4: U Cnm,Mno 4: Psvchologv Club 2.3.4. Secretary 3: Sigma Phi Mu 2.3: ' .A,A, 2.3.4. RALPH RIZZOI.O 1 12 Nurlh 15lh Slr.-el. Bloondield. N. J. .NIajor: Music Minor: Music Band 1.2.3.1: A CapiRlla Choir 3.4: Men In Music 1.2.3.4. President 3: Onheslm 1,2.3. ire-PiTsldenl 3; Pro Musicn 3. Secretary 1. lACQl ELINE ROBINSON 77 Midl.in.l Av.n.ir. .Nlonl.h.ir. . .1. Major: l-ngh.h Minor: S| ee h Ches. Chlb 1: l-TA 2.1: Qnorlerlv 2.3.4. Copy Editor 1.4. lOSl I ' ll H. RODOI.IT 71 Ijikr Slrrrl. ler.rv Cilv. N ,1. Major: Bu.inr.. IMu.all.m Mln..r: C.eog.nphv Agorn 2.1.1: |-,«.lb,.ll 1.2.1: I ' onm. 2: Geog- rnphy Club 2.1. Irnnl, 2.1.1: TrllM- 2.1.4 JOYCE IJ.AINI ROI.VNn 230 CVdarcr-.l! Avenue. Aud«lK.n. N. J. Major: F...Kll.h Minor: Pl,v.i.n1 IMucnIlon Cheerleader 1.1. loCnplnIn 4: CIn.. Fjecu live B..nrd 2: Dalphnr 1.1: h, C„m, .,na 3.4. Caption. I ' dl|..i 1. ljnl.on Commllire 1; Plover. 1 W. A 1.2.1,1 MARY l, l. I. 1. OIK .IK 95 .lohnson Avenue. Hloomheld. N I Major: Speech Minor- Fngll.h Chonis I : Conmuiler. Club 1 : M,mlr nr(o„ 1 Newman ( lul. 1,1. Plover, 2,1.4. Sigma A1 phn F.la 2.1,1. Sl.oleol M d 4. Zeta Phi 2. SANDRA PFAUS 616 lUoadwav, l,-.ng Bron.h. N .1. Major I nghd. Minor: Cteogrnphy Creative Willing 1, I: I ngll.h Club 1. L Q (er rv 1.1. Imn-fer CdnMlw.ro Sinle TencI.e College. M.VRION ROIII 115 Ihuwood Avenue. I ' n..alc. N I .Malor I ' nglld. Minor Mu.l. A Cnp,--lla Choir 2.3.4: Aldomin 3.4: Open. Work.l.n, ' L Pm Mu.Ico ' 2.1.4: Ot.nrl r(v 2. 1 I Ptiiie Oiic I ' KiiJrfil fottyonc DORIS ROTONDI 37 Headley Terrace. Inington. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English U Terhilia Espanola 1 ; Pi Omega Pi 3.4. CAROL ROUS 72 Gordenhurst Avenue Upper Montclair. N. J. Major: Speecli Minor: English English Club 1.2: Modern Dance Out 2.3.4; Monlclarion 1.2.3. Rewrite Editor 2: Players 2.3.4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2.3.4: Zeta Phi 2. MARGARET ANN RUGLIO 173 Weaver Avenue, Bloomfield, N J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Aldomia 3.4: Dalphac 2.3.4: English Clul, 1.2.3: La Campana 4: Modern Dance 2: Players 1: S.G.A. 2. Assistant Treasurer 2: Student Musical 3.4. Treasurer 3.4. FRANCES LOUISE SACCO 110 Main Street. Manasquan. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music A Cappella Choir 2.3.4: Dalphac 3.4: New- man Cluh 2: Opera Workshop 1.2.3.4: Or- chestra 1.2: Student Musical 2.3. MARIAN SALAMTRO 111 Grove Street. Bloomfield. N. J. Major: Latin Minor: English Commuters Club 1.2.3: English Club 3.4: Fencing Club 1.2.3.4. Captain 4; F.T.A. 3.4; Inter Nos 1.2.3.4: La Campana 4: Newman Club 3.4: Players 2.3.4: Psychology Oub 3. 4: Quarterly 3.4. JOYCE RENE SALTON 256 East 33rd Street. Paterson. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English. Social Studies Monlclarion 1.2; Players 1.2.3.4: Sigma Delta Pi 2.3.4. Recording Secretary 3: Zeta Phi 3. WILLIAM SCHLAGER 95 Main Street. West Orange. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Serial Studies Baseball 2.3.4: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,2: New- man Club 3.4: Pi Omega Pi 2.3.4, President 4: Senate 3.4: S.G.A. 3.4; Tribe 2,3,4: Who ' s Who 4. DOLORES MARIE SCHMIDT 127 Montgomery Street, Bloomfield, N .1. Major: English Minor: Social Business Commuters Club 1,2: Dalphac 3,4: English Club 2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2; La Campana 4: Mon(c!arion 4: Players 1: Women ' s Tennis Club 4. HARRIET MUNDY SCHMIDT 215 West Fifth Street. Plainfield. N. J. Major: fepeecli Minor: English Carnival Committee 2,3: Class Executive Board 1: Class Secretary 2: Dalphac 2.3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4: Dormitory Council. Vice-President 3: Liaison Committee 2.3.4; Players 2.3.4: S.G.A. 4: Sigma Alph , Eta 2.3.4. President 4: Student Musical 4; Zeta Phi 2: Who ' s Who 4. STANLEY LOGAN SCHOONMAKER 42 ' 2 Sanford Street. Dover. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Physical Education Cross Country 1: Football 2.3.4 Co-Captain 4: La Campana 4; Phi Lambda Pi 3.4: Track 1.2.3.4; Tribe 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. RICHARD SHARESHIAN 724 24th Street. Union City. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Science ROSEMARY JANE SHARKEY 1 1 Alan Street. West Orange. N. J Major: Latin Minor: Accounting Commuters Club 1.2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2.3.4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: Golf Club 4: Inter Nos 1,2.3,4. Vice-President 3: Newman Club 3.1: Psychology Club 2.3.4; La Campana 4. ARTHLIR JOSEPH SHERA 91 Francisco Avenue, Rutherford, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Mathematics Band 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 2,3,-l: Chorus 3: Men in Music 1,2. RUSSELL T. STANLEY 636 Twain Place, Union, N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science Baseball Team 2,3; Phi Lambda Pi 2,3,4. ROSANN SMITH SIMBERLOFF 1272-B Virginia Street, Elizabeth, N. I. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Clio 2.3,4, President 3,4: I.R.C. 1; MonI clarion 1. JOSEPHINE A, SLINTAK 1116 Thomas Street, Hillside, N. J. Major: English Minor: Mathematics English Club 1,2; Newman Club 2; Orches- tra 1,2,3.4: Sigma Phi Mu 1,2: W.A.A. 2. WALTER R. SMITH 43 Elmwood Avenue, Bogota. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English WILLIAM WESLEY SMITH 28 Main Street. Bloomsbury. N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech Cross Country 3 Fencing 3.4: Sigma .Mphn Eta 4: Zeta F hi 3. NICHOLAS J. STEENSTRA 12-31 Rosewood Street, Fair Lawn, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Accounting Agora 3,4, Secretary 3: Bowling 3,4: MonI clarion 2,3: Rohwec 3.4: Table Tennis 1.2.3.4: Tennis 1.2.3.4. Captain 2.3.4: Tribe 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3. ELEANOR STEWART 301 Hillside Avenue. Nutley. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music A Cappella Choir 3: Music Workshop 2: Orchestra 1.2,3,4. Treasurer 2; Pro Musica 1.2.3. Treasurer 2; Psychology Club 2. DONALD STRUYK 232 Jefferson Street. Paterson. N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science A Cappella Choir 2: Kappa Delta Pi 3.4; Science Club 1.2.3.4. DOLORES C. SWEENEY 339 Crooks Avenue. Paterson. N. ,1. Major: English Minor: Social Business Commuters Club 1: English Club 1.2.3: Ep- silon Mu Epsilon 2: La Campana 4: Monl- clarion 4: Newman Club 3,4: Players 1.2: Women ' s Tennis Club 4. TERESA TERASCAVAGE 611 Henderson Street, Jersey City, N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science Commuters Club 1: Science Club 1,2,3.4. JOSEPH GERALD THOMPSON 109 So. Weymouth Avenue. Ventnor. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English Agora 1.2.3.4: Bureau of Student Publications 2.3.4. Business Manager 3.4: Carnival Co- Chairman 3; Class President I; Football 2.3.4: La Campana 2,3.4: Business Manager 2, As- sistant Editor 3, Associate Editor 4: Newman Club 3.4: Players 1.2.3.4: Student Musical 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3,4: Tribe 1,2,3,4. Treasurer 2: Who ' s Who 4. ANIONIA P. TOCa 728 Second Street, Dunellen, N. J. Major: English Minor: Physical Education Dalphac 3,4: Dormitory Council Secretary 2: English Club 1,2.3,4: La Campana 4; New- man Club 3,4; Players 1; W.A.A. 2,3,4. SANDRA TRACHTENBERG 300 Weequahic Avenue, Newark, N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Speech Chorus 1: Kappa Delta Pi 4; La Tertulia Espanola 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 3,4. EDGAR VAN HOUTEN 49 Ramsey Avenue, Keansburg, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Rohwec 4. MARILYN VAN KIRK Sparla. N. J., Sussex County Major: Mathematic-s Minor: Geograpny Geography Club 2,3,4: IRC. 4: La Cam- pana 4: Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4: W.A.A. 1,2, 3,4. HAROLD F. VEAL. JR, 307 Newark Avenue. Union. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Biology Commuters Club 1,2: F.T.A. 2.3.4; Phi Lambda Pi 2.3.4. Secretary 4; Psychology Club 4: Science Club 2.3,4. LOUIS JOSEPH VITALE 721 Grove Street. Irvington. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Social Business Commuters Club 1.2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2: I.R.C. 1.2; Phi lambda Pi 3.4. ELAINE REICHARDT VOLTZOW 101 Hillsdale Avenue. Hillsdale. N. J. Major: French Minor: English ArrowheaA 3, Copv Editor 3: Le Cercle Fran- Cais 1,2,3,4: F.T.A. 3,4; La Campana 4: Montclarion 3,4, Copy Editor 3,4: Psychology Club 4. ROBERT M. WAGNER 10 Maple Lane. Rainbow Lakes Denville. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Physical Education I.R.C. 2.3.4: N.S.A. 2: Phi Lambda Pi 2: Rostrum 2.3. JOAN LOUISE WARD 475 Bumside Street. Orange. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Clio 2.3.4: Newman Club 3.4. Page One hundred forty -two LUCIIXt LEEMAN WATSON College Heighls-Apl. 12B Upper M.jntclair. N. J. Major: French Minor; Accounting Bridge Clut 2: Lc Ccrcle Fran9ais 1.2.3.1. Treasurer 3: F.T.A. 2.3.4. Secretary 3i New- man Club 3.4: Psychology Qub 2. WILIAM B. WATSON 429 Central Avenue. Harrison. N. J. Major: English Minor: Accounting Baskctliall 1.2: Bureau of Student Puhlications 3; Commuters Club 1.2: English Club 1.2: Forum 3: La Campana 1.2.3.4: M.A.C. 3.4: Monlcfarion 1.2.3.4. Sports Editor 2. Manag- ing Editor 3: NVwman Club 4: Players 1.2: Track 1.2: Tribe 1.2.3.4. EDWARD J. WEBER 741 Hunterdon Street. Newark 8. . . J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Ba.«kelball 1.2.3.4. Captain 3: Class Presi- dent 4: Commuters Club 3.4: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 3.4: Football 1; Senate 1.2.3 4- Track 1.2.3.4: Tribe 1.2.3.4: Who ' s Who 4. STANLEY ARNOLD WEINSTOCK 45 Elliot Street. Passaic. . J. Major: English Minor: Biology Aldomia 3.4: Chorus 3: Creative Writing Club 4: I.R.C. 1: Txi Campana 4; Liaison Committee 2.3: Monlclarinn 3.4: Phi Ijimbda Pi 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 3.4: Players 2.3: Quarterly 3.4: Rostrum 1.2. GWENDOLYN B. WIiN L N 189 Springfield Ave. Berkeley Hts.. .N. J. Major: . ' ' lalhemalics Elinor: Geography Chorus 3.4: F.T.A. 3.4: Geography Club 2,3.4. Treasurer 3. President 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3.4; La Campana 4: Opera Workshop 3: Players 2.3.4. Historian 4: W.A.A. 2.3. NONA FELDMAN WIGOD 324 Broadway. Palerson. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Social Studies Commuters Club 1.2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2.3.4; Pi Omega Pi 3.4; Psychology Qub 2.3; Sigma Delta Pi 2.3.4. MILDRED CONSTANCE WTLLIAMS 122 N. Indiana Ave.. Atlantic City. N. J. . lajor: English Minor: Speech Class Elxccutive Board 1; Class Secretary 4: Class Treasurer 3: Dalphac 3.4. Correspond- ing Secretary 3; English Club 1.2.3.4. Secre- tary 3. President 4: La Campana 4: Plavers 1; Quarterly 3.4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2.3.4; Zeta Phi 2. JOAN BARBARA WOHN 63 Pascack Road. Park Ridge. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Speech A Cappella Choir 2.3; Cheerleaders 3; Dal- phac 3.4: Modem Dance 1.2; Players 1.2.3: Sigma Alpha Eta 2.3.4; La Terlulia Espafioia 1.2.3.4; Zeta Phi 2.3. JOAN WOLFMAN 3 Oak Terrace. West Orange. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Commuters Club 1: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2; Golf Club 4: Modem Dance 2.3: Pi Omega Pi 2.3.4. Corresponding Secretary 3.4: W.. .A. 1.2.3. JOAN ELEANOR WOODRLTF 12 East 44th Street. Bayonne. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: English Chorus 3.4: Citizenship Committee 4; Sigma Phi Mu 3.4; Transfer: Bavonne Jr. College. GEORGE H. XENITEUS 90 West Passaic Avenue. Bio Major: Social Studies Minor: English Golf Team 3.4. nfield. N. J. FRANK ZAKANTCH 5 Terry Lane. Clark Township. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Biology Commu ters Club 1.2: Fencing Team 1.2.3.4. Captain 2; Fomm 3; IRC. 1.2.3.4; Phi Lambda Pi 2.3; Science Club 1.2: Track 1. HELEN ZDERICH 229 Monroe Street. Hoboken. N. J. Major: English Minor: Accounting English Clut 3.4: Quarterly 1.2.3.4. Business Editor 3.4: W.A.A. 1.2 PtUie One hundred forty -three 3 3D0D DD753 Om fl 1953 I Campana. C. ' 4 s Colleje. A- ALMA MATER lienealn the jerspy skics or o iii ' In ? lonlclair s mountain (oirii. There stands our coilpqc. tried and tnii And qroiring in renoii ' n W ' e love l iy campus, lore l iv ui ' s. And ojt to tliee we raise With loyal lips and loyal hearts I ' nited sonqs o praise All had. all had Mont, lair! 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