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

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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-

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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.

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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