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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

a campana 1955  1 % -.i- «r .. v : ' 4.. « ' . % ' ' ir ■ - : i ' l - 1 L i a campana published by the bureau of student publications of the student government association new jersey state teachers college at montclair 195 5 CO o a fo rewor the past four years at montclair state teachers college have pre- sented a constant impression of tradition, change and progress, backward looks at forward steps recall the bond issue, the life hall campaign, the triumph of the first shovel of dirt that signified a men ' s dorm and new classroom building, we have been part of a dynamic and living college, we are forward thinking; we honor tra- dition as past steps of progress, symbols of hope for even brighter accomplishments in the future, the staff of la campana have tried to embody the old and the new in this year ' s book, we proudly present our four years, four years of a past that was dedicated to the fu- ture, we give you la campana 1955. ■ mamtg, contents dedication administration faculty seniors underclassmen sports activities and clubs senior directory Page 7ive dedication we shall always remember with gratitude the man who started with us as freshmen, and taught us not only appreciation for art, but an apprecia- tion for human kindness, he has given freely of his time to all. he has helped make our posters and assisted our college in its building program, it seems that no project is too insignificant or grandiose for the genius of the art workshop, we, the class of 1955, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to the man behind the scenes, ralph a. vernacchia. Page Six Ralph A. Vernacchia Tage Seven 5? -a ,, s « ' '  Jm u, ians - .Ipi itaT ' ti ' i president E. DeAlton Partridge, ph.d. Page Jen administration Earl C. Davis, ph.d. director of sfudeni personnel Bernard Siegel, m.b.a. business manager Mary M. House, b.c.s. registrar Margaret A. Sherwin, a.m. dean of women faculty , w II y J Edwin S. Fukomer, ed.d J Lawrence H. Conrad, a.m Harold C. Bohn, ed.d . Anne B. Cridlebough, a.m. english department William P. Hamilton, a.m. William A. Ballare, o.m. Vaqe Jwelve Russell Krauss, ph.d. James P. Peffegrove, d Irene Pennington, a.m. speech r Catherine McAndrews, a.m. L. Howard Fox, a.m. Ellen Kauffman, a.m. y - - Elwyn C. Gage,.ph.d. geography Frank L. Clayton, ph.d. Philip S. Cohen, a.m. Ernest B. Fincher, ph.d. Maurice P. Moffatt, ph.d. social studies f ii John J. Rellahan, ph.d. ..iK Alice G. Stewart, a.m. Harley P. Milstead, ph.d. Edgar C. Bye, a.m. new tools for learning Emma Fantone, a.m. Avaline Folsom, ph.d. Thaddeus J. Sheft, a.b. audio-visual aids I. : Carolyn E. Bock, ph.d. Germoine P. Cressey, a.m. - ' Valentine Tonone, a.m. Arthur H. Christmann, s.m.d. Angeline K. Ludman, o.m Ta e Jourteen Ward Moore, a.m. Teresa De Escorioza, a.m language department Russell Hayton, m.sac.m music Louis Marck, a.m Filomena C. Peloro, a.m. Edna E. McEachern, ph.d. Emil Kahn, a.m. - V .I N j:! -Z ' .. .-Ia I V Louis E. Zerbe, m.mus. Murray Present, b.mus. Dorothy J. Morse, a.m. Rufus D. Reed, ph.d. Hugh Allen, Jr., m.s. science Charles E. Hadley, ph.d. X . Robert McLachlan, ph.d. George F. Placek, a.m. Ethel Jane Ramsden, a.m. Marie Kuhnen, a.m. medicol department Kenneth 0. Smith, ph.d. I Henry E. Schmidt, a.m. Charlotte L. Pritchard, r.n. Margaret M. Wurts, m.d. physical education mm Alden C. Coder, ed.d. Jerome De Rosa, a.m. Dorothy Duke, a.m. Pauline Foster, a.m. William P. Dioguardi, m.s. Phyllis J. Warren, b.s. ' ' David R. Davis, ph.d. S9 M. Herbert Freeman, pli.d. Mrs. David R. Davis, a.m. T. Roland Humphreys, a.m. mathematics Bruce E. Meserve, pli.d. Robert F. Steinhart, a.m. Paul E. Froehlich, ed.d. business George W. Kays, a.m. Horace J. Sheppard, a.m. Elizabeth T. Van Derveer, ph.d. Richard W. Willing, ed.d. Donald 0. Thomas, m.b.a. Otis C. Ingebritsen, ph.d. Keith W. Atkinson, ph.d. Earl C. Davis, ph.d. f. - £ - 1 Allan Morehead, a.m. integration Orpha Moust Lough Lutz, ph.d. Mildred M. Osgood, a.m. Dorothy Bryan Koons William R. Phipps, ed.d. art Mowat G. Fraser, ph.d. Celeste R. Watson, a.m. household arts Ralph A. Vernacchia, a.m. Page Seventeen inf ormais Of - -.- ' s y f ' fR J m ..v.g. ' J - ■ 8- ' li: ' f M r seniors faculty adviser Philip S. Cohen Vage ' Jtueiity-two Row 1 : McLoughlin, N., Byrne, B., Englis, J., Janson, M. A. Row 2: Gondola J Cohen, P., Nucera, G. senior class officers president George Nucera vice president Joseph Gondola treasurer Barbara Byrne secretary Mary Ann Janson s.g.o. representative Joan Englis Page 7wenty-three senior class history V 1951 — the beginning of a new life — college life, remember the dinks, hazing end the fresh- man-sophomore peace dance and staring up at the ominous ' 55, thinking you would never make it? some did not, but many more did and lived through many new experiences, not only for them- selves but for the college as a whole, didn ' t we feel good when al jazzbo collins mentioned our purple grotto dance over webs and took time to come here to make it a huge success? 1952 — we were sophomores at last; signing plaques, ordering frosh to count bricks and feel- ing pretty good about the whole thing, we had the roaring twenties party in the rec. building, the first loser ' s party at the orchard rest, and many of us went to another mstc first, the girls ' inter- dormitory show. 1953 — the frosh were coming in; which one, among these young and eager people, was our little brother or little sister ? our class did it again; for the first time a girl was elected student government association president, the annua! car- nival and the formal dinner-dance at the robert treat hotel made second semester a memorable one. 1954 — seniors! ! the time had fiown, we made it. nothing stood between us and graduation; ex- cept statistics, philosophy, and practice teaching, we weathered these experiences and culminated our college careers in a whirl of informal and for- mal social events: the boat ride up the hudson to the picnic at bear mountain; the president ' s recep- tion in russ hall; the senior banquet at the robin hood inn; the wonderful, wonderful night of din- ing and dancing at the waldorf-astoria hotel; the solemn, sunset baccalaureate service in the am- phitheatre, realizing that this was almost the last time we would be together as the class of ' 55; and, the day of days, tears, joy and promises of letterwriting and keep in touch filled the air as we sat, for the last time experiencing something we all had worked for, the completion of an im- portant phase of our lives — graduation day, June 9, 1955. Page 7wenty-four Page 7wenty-five M bf. Patricia M. Adanatzian ■ ' pat . . . amiable, unselfish, sincere . . . my little brothers and sister . . . theatre and music . . . vitality, plus . . . cutest blonde on campus . . . serious thinker . . . gay disposition . . . coder ' s problem girl . . . quick wit . . . true friend! Carlo J. Alongi, Jr. car . . . extreme extrovert . . . beautiful voice . . . dreamy eyes, curly hair . . . thinks the best of people . . . connie . . . be calm . . . loves life . . . loyalty to agora, friends, mstc . . . not bad, how ' s yourself . . . agora ' s veep. Helen Elizabeth Altieri betty . . . expressive eyes . . . campus queen ' 52 . . . intelligence plus personality . . . beauty glows within and without . . . dalphac veep . . . perfect size 5 . . . i ' m too busy for classes . . . phi gam veep ... a friend indeed. s e n I r s Robert Ancmon let ' s have a party ... ire veep ... an art person ... a quiet, mild way . . . silent observer of the world . . . april is the cruelest month . . . dislikes mediocrity . . . i believe in democracy . . . rich vocabulary.- |. m ' i i  r - T Ida Ann Angle leadership plus . . . charming smile . . . hube ' s so good to me . . . high ideals . . . helpful, patient and understanding . . . a ' s with ease . . . when i get married . . . homework? i did mine . . . sees the best in everyone. Vaqe Jwenty-six Rocco Arciola rocky . . . neatness . . . reserved . . . ambitious . . . understand? . . . always a laugh, yet serious . . . dependable, when called for . . . is that right? . . . tell me something . . . let ' s face it . . . ready with advice when asked for it. Ronald J. Armengol hi, gang . . . sparkling personality . . . agorian . . . gridiron hero . . . i beg your puddin . . . track medals . . . everything in moderation . . . collegiate looking . . . the ghoul . . . backbone of track team . . . aims to coach football, track and teach history. Janet Aston red . . . honor student . . . soft red hair . . . ready to help and please . . . today in the s.s. . . . folsom addict . . . england . . . let me tell what happened . . . pleasant personality . . . talkative . . . ac- tive on campus . . . enthusiastic. 9 5 5 Dorothy Irene Atherley dotty . . . bright eyes . . . pretty smile . . . nick and august wedding . . . 95,000 times . . . speech expert . . . dodger fan . . . dependable and fun-loving . . . dr. krouss . . . never eating breakfast . . . understanding and sincere . . . great letter writer . . . beautiful clothes. seniors Jean Badgley sincere friend . . . phys. ed. minor . . . krauss test today . . . waa . . . blue jeans and sneakers . . . willingness to tackle any task . . . quiet . . . seen with chrysanthy. Josephine Margaret Banach jo . . . jack . . . my vince . . . won- derful sense of humor . . . ya hate me . . . I ' ll leave . . . enthusiastic . . . hard worker . . . weekends at the bellevue . . . Jackie gleason records ... a friend indeed . . . soft-hearted . . . sympathetic nature . . . I.l.t. Mary Lou Bassani m.l.b. . . . wit of the science department . . . compiled quotes and quips . . . mar- shal your resources . . . cammie, Joan, bea . . . biology above all (but food) . . . iooney-bird . . . dr. hodley ' s devoted assistant . . . r.b.s. Constance Battershall connie . . . bright blue eyes . . . keep me away from the jewelry counter . . . hearty laughter when no one else is laugh- ing . . . good cook . . . hi, hi, hi! . . . sweet and charming . . . my brother . . . thoughtfulness. Page 7wenty-eight Constance E. Beams connie . . . quick-witted . . . 5 ' 3 bundle of energy . . . sociable . . . crossword puz- zles . . . let ' s play bridge . . . coffee and a cigarette . . . when i get my m.a. . . . dreams of a n.y.c. apartment . . . dostoev- ski and tolstoi. Lona P. Berardinelli dimples and curly hair . . . one of big five . . . chemistry — ohh . . . sweet dis- position . . . i have to work at the switch- board . . . it ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Bessie Ann Bieiko strong-willed . . . long hair-do . . . i ' m so mad . . . those weekend trips . . . good listener . . . my relations from michigan . . . listening to classical music . . . sewing . . . neat . . . takes things good-naturedly. 19 5 5 Rosalie Kathryn Brancato ro . . . kru . . . ready for fun and laughs . . . sincere and responsible . . . madam secretary . . . sunniest disposition . . . roommate . . . ginny . . . brown eyes . . . when we go to mexico . . . live and let )ive . . . lower center devotee. Kathleen Frances Breen kay . . . reaches for the stars . . . quar- terly ' s hard-working editor . . . my broth- ers . . . Irish twinkle in her eye . . . inter- est in those around her . . . math genius? ? . . . future plans include creative-writing . . . forgetful, especially about classes. Page 7wenty-nine I I .„!, Janet Eleanor Bristow one of the unholy four . . . extra-curricular activities . . . major in conferences . . . lady president . . . what did you think of that meeting? . . . willingness to tackle any task . . . diplomacy plus . . . camping enthusiast. Newton Brown skippy . . . quiet . . . intelligent . . . considerate to others . . . who are my riders today? . . . this simple arithmetic . . . math first, last and always . . . figure this one out ... all around best friend . . . competent swimming instructor. Robert Buff the flash . . . blonde hair, blue eyes and winning smile . . . slugging, switch-hitting first sacker for the indian nine . . . good in the clutch . . . the babbs and intramurals. sen Lee P. Burns live and let live . . . butch haircut . . . easy to get along with . . . always happy . . . aims at administration . . . talkative . . . clarinet playing . . . number 1 giant fan . . . elect burns . . . helpful . . . enjoy the present, the future is unpredict- able. Barbara Ann Byrne barb . . . soft spoken . . . imaginative sense of humor . . . quebec summers . . . phi gam . . . folk dancing . . . reading and music . . . can ' t stand insincerity . . . irish good looks . . . witty come-backs . . . where ' s pat? . . . the readiness is all . . . devilish. Pdge Jhirty n . % L Dominick P. Calabrese sincerity blended with keen sense of humor . . . firm convictions . . . serious-mindedness . . . old school ideas . . . all right now . . . when i was in California . . . i should practice the piano . . . when i ' m teaching Spanish . . . A Samuel Stewart Cameron sincere . . . persistent . . . agorian . . willing worker . . . always on the go . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . i just can ' t stay awake . . . my house . . . sally and i . . . hi buddy . . . winthrop is a mess. 4 Bartholomew J. Campanella bart . . . lone senior male music major . . . mistletoe memories . . . wqxr com- muter . . . oh! those eyebrows ... he shall have music wherever he goes. 19 5 5 Bartholomew Cangialose sense of humor . . . sincerity . . . franl - ness . . . good thinker . . . what do you mean when you say that? . . . generous . . . good friend . . . ready for good time . . . congenial . . . willing to help others. seniors Gerald Canter jerry . . . cog to ergo non sum . . . impressive intelligence . . . makes demands upon himself . . . freud and hegel . . . accuse . . . voltaire and i . . . obe- dience is the beginning of all wisdom. ' 4 A. - iL liiS y Rita Caputi Stuart Carver 86 ' how many see that? , sam . . . personality plus . . . what ' d he say? . . . table tennis champ . . . ques- tions, always questions . . . vitality . . . great tripper . . . zorchy poses . . . the duchess . . . humor . . . what ' s this bit? . . . congenial. Pd e lh ' r ,y-iwo schnitz . . . stuie . . . tell me about it . . . i ' m tired . . . c ' mon . . . worm smile . . . loves puns and jokes . . . smile . . . common sense . . . reliable and effi- cient . . . what are you doing — oh don ' l do that . . . businesslike and dependable . . . neat dresser. Mary Casagrande independent ways . . . winning smile . kru girl . . . senator ' s lady . . . lightning moods . . . isn ' t dr. davis wonderful? ' . . . miss grocerette . . . netta and cookie . . . original . . . bob . . . bulging closet . . . natural beauty . . . good heavens! Margaret Ann Casey ' peggy . . . mad margaret . . . laughs at lerself ... art person . . . kru . . . blonde unior year . . . c ' mon gang . . . my Tephew . . . uninhibited . . . mobiles . . . ' see ya around campus . . . diner minor . . speech person . . . ogden nash . . . ussette. Frank Cassavell cass . . . lifetime b.a. .344 . . . mr. shortstop . . . have an idea . . . easy- going sense of humor . . . modest . . . big grin . . . bear down . . . library conver- sations . . . intrigued v ith southern scenery . . . major changer. Joseph Chlaradio terrific pianist . . . loves opera . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . generous . . . unique person of many arts . . . deep and appreciative ... an obliging nature . . . paragon of perfection . . . see you at the met . . . how are ya? . . . joe. 19 5 5 ' Robert David Clayton piano . . . tournament chess . . . table ten- nis .. . disciplined thinker . . . philosopher . . . in the hegelian dialectic . . . plato and abe turner . . . i drew with my first master and he had to be a maniac . . . spiritus mundi. 4   John F. Coburn organic chem. wizard . . . hanlon-coburn inc. . . . i had a flat, that ' s why I ' m late . . . where did dr. smith go? . . . humor- ist .. . want to buy a car? . . . ambition: graduate work in zoology. Page 7hirty-three Ann Marie Coffey cute mite of dynamite . . . amy of one Sunday afternoon ... pi prexy . . . spar- kling eyes . . . major: players . . . depend- able and sincere . . . dreamer ... an incomparable combination of red hair and freckles . . . coffeepot. seniors Miriam E. Cohen warmth . . . sincerity . . . understanding . . . sensitivity . . . wakes up singing . . . you must read this book . . . you ' ve got to believe in people . . . idealist tempered with reality . . . softspoken . . . size 7 . . . chic . . . inherent honesty . . . lively interests. Lorraine Colatrella one of the big five . . . vinnie and brooklyn . . . knit-witted . . . evenings at ohrbachs . . . collection of sweaters . . . we ' ll study in pat ' s car . . . semper tardus . . . where ' s the girls? . . . wish i had a ride. Sally Cook bush . . . June wedding . . . lincoln addict . . . home every weekend . . . neat- ness personified . . . understanding . . . sincere . . . generous . . . fun loving . . . speech lab . . . a ' s with ease . . . al- most made breakfast this morning . . . those discussions . . . i ' m not worried. Theresa Duda scintillating . . . sweet . . . sincere . . . screwy . . . serious . . . sentimental . . . strawberry-blond . . . soft-hearted . . . what note was that? . . . the erie trains are tuned in on eb . . . shut the windows, i ' m cold! . . . i ' m not married . . . girl with the water gun. Page 7hirty-four Vivian B. Coon vicki . . . freddie . . . radiant smile . . . always busy . . . vivacious . . . efficiency expert . . . madame president . . . our nev mere . . . old agora ' s mascot . . . July engagement on tv . . . football enthu- siast . . . where ' s dorie? Dolores Virginia Corte dee . . . if we ' re going, let ' s go . . . it wasn ' t too funny . . . dance enthusiast . . . comic-side-up . . . my five nieces . . . sparkling eyes . . . good sport . . . willing worker . . . where ' s my room- mate? . . . dependable and understand- ing. Polly Ann Crankshaw polly . . . hi there! . . . i ' m in love with a wonderful guy! . . . les . . . flashing smile . . . dependable . . . beau- tiful singing voice . . . i ' m gonna grab a bite between classes . . . wanta go to the center? 19 5 5 ii Karl Custer karl . . . have you seen janet and ian? . . . let ' s go to the village . . . manhat- tans at 3 a.m. . . . the new yorker . . . tutor . . . warm, friendly, personality . . . tallulah . . . humorous in a weird sense . . . suburban living. seniors Carmel Ann D ' Alessio carmie . . . Ideal of many . . . regal stature and grace . . . exquisite taste . . . cashmere collection . . . creative dancer par excellence . . . weekends and jerry . . . phi gam and dalphac ... a real sweetheart. -€, -- . Ruth H. Deivescovo who wants cofFee? . . . here comes your friend! . . . gino . . . honesty . . . perseverance . . . pleasing personal- ity .. . quick wit . . . takes people for what they are . . . did i tell you . . . vivacious . . . complaint department . . . heart of gold . . . sports. Page Jhirty-six Madeleine Devitt sincere, kind, wiling . . . real french accent . . . year in france . . . paris . . . american soldiers . . . oh, is that a joke? . . . flashing eyes . . . bubbling enthusiasm . . . energetic laugh . . . appreciative . . . comedian of the french gang. Ellen DiCamillo el . . . dee and loret . . . marn . . . know any millionaires? . . . don ' t worry about it . . . always laughing . . . truth- ful .. . always looking for a ride home . . . let ' s go for coffee . . . aw, come on . . . theater-goer. Joan Rosemarie Doyle joan . . . that ' s wretched! . . . viva- cious . . . fugie . . . phi gam prexy . . . my eddie . . . flair for clothes . . . third finger, left hand . . . weekends at holy cross . . . lilting irish laughter . . . june wedding . . . pretty smile . . . pretty sweet . . . pretty irish. Anita Durling skippy and flowers . . . clever alice . . . kru girl . . . mary and cookie . . . i can ' t stand it! . . . little homebody . . . unexpected bits of humor . . . lovable mathematician at heart . . . likes to sew. v Paul F. Emma emma . . . oh! my back! . . . always in a hurry . . . college is work . . . dedicated to teaching . . . I ' ve got too much other stuff to do! . . . shep ' s boy . . . keen sense of humor. Jean M. Dynan jeannie . . . scholarship to france . . . madeleine, play the can-can for me . . . pin curls and kerchief . . . happy go lucky . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . e grand cafe des americains in toulouse . . . has anybody got any gum? . . folk dances in Canada . . . friendly . . . man! . . . lots of fun . . . always a giggle. 19 5 5 Joan Esther Englis jo . . . kru girl . . . englis itch . . . senator ' s lady . . . where ' s John? . . . poised, pretty . . . exuberant . . . russette . . . snack bar at 8 a.m. . . . roomie room . . . unpredictable dorm pranks . . . campus queen finalist . . . how are ya? . . . collegiate clothes. Page 7hirty-seven Herbert Ershkowitz herb . . . political analyst . . . inde- pendent thinker . . . i haven ' t got a pro- gram . . . willing to cooperate . . . broad- minded . . . new year ' s in Chicago, son francisco, fokyo . . . favorite hobby, reading social studies or modern literature . . . executive meetings. Faith Feld fagela . . . miss efficiency . . . diligent worker . . . dorm show originator . . . uninhibited . . . let ' s have a pub office party at krauss ' s . . . prolific journalis! . . . tattletale . . . meyers ' money bags . . . brilliant literary future . . . i don ' t drink — water. Beatrice Fern bea . . . natural curly red hair . . . roommate . . . does anyone have dues? . . . delta sharp . . . calorie con- scious . . . joan, cammie, marylou . . . what is . . . good-natured . . . busy bea . . . paper clipster . . . anything worth doing is worth doing well. Veronica Fleck ronnie . . . cornflakes . . . make way for eva tanguay . . . papers due file . . . kru . . . basket weaving minor . . . dimples . . . blast of whistle — flash of baton . . . let the rest of the world go by . . . ronnie- fresh-talk. Caroline L. Flynn ca . . . neat, efficient, prompt . . . have you seen the kids? . . . passion for shoes . . . bobby . . . sparkling eyes . . . petite . . . her Sunday school class . . . never a harsh word . . . helpful and friendly . . . live and let live. Page Jhirty-eight ' 3 ' Maxine C. Fox max . . . players major . . . enjoys in- teresting people . . . housecleans at 3:00 a.m. . . . famous movie-plots . . . unique sense of values . . . delta sharp prexy . . . extravagances: the theatre, cigarettes and conversation . . . we all turn to max. Lois L. Franciose one of big five . . . money tender for p.o.p. . . . quiet and unassuming . . . can ' t get up that early . . . vie . . . let ' s replenish petty cash . . . cool, calm and collected . . . have to go to work! Herman Friedman hymie . . . perfectionist . . . always ready to help . . . loves a good debate . . . friend to all . . . sense of humor . . . let ' s have a classification . . . like? camping . . . hard working . . . attentive four year feud with ruth. 19 5 5 Ina Friedman doodles and diets . . . talks in superlatives . . . poetry . . . my piano . . . highly original . . . lovable scatterbrain . . . ' y ' leader . . . dorm-term . . . camp-life . . . the little prince . . . peter pan . . . too much v ork . . . Indiana trip. s e Bernice Fuhse berni . . . where ' s gif? . . . how many see that? . . . mountain climber . . . always ready for fun . . . big smile . . . lab assistant . . . let ' s take a trip . . . will the car take me to California? . . . inde- pendent . . . hard-working. Connie Veronica Giarratano jarrett . . . gracious . . . artist ' s model . . . knitting for carlo . . . i don ' t care, i just don ' t care! . . . enthusiastic . . . rus- sette . . . Italian food . . . loves music . . . wafer colors and charcoal . . . fine seam- stress . . . folk dancing . . . stimulating personality. James M. Gifford gif . . . the laugh . . . avid reader . . . love of dramatics . . . raises animals like mad . . . see you at the ' y ' ... you ' ve got to meet this guy, he ' s crazy! . . . we need a trip. Anita R. Glaeser beautiful hair and lovely blue eyes . . . dis- tinguished handwriting . . . dancing seno- rita . . . individualist . . . rutgers booster . . . listen . . . likes swimming and bowl- ing . . . never leaves anything unfinished . . . hearty laughter . . . tall, stately, charm- ing personality . . . did i work! Page Jorty - f ma Juliette Bertha Goebel Julie . . . clothes by filomen . . . our Canadian beauty . . . wont to go, eh? . . . sparkling smile . . . sigma . . . always singing . . . winter sports enthusiast . . . holiday parties at Julie ' s . . . charming coed. Bernard Joseph Goldwater red . . . comedian . . . hot dog haven . . . red converTible . . . i love you . . . enjoys mountain-climbing . . . is that man stupid or not? . . . postcard from the south. Joseph M. Gondola joe . . . redhead from Peterson . . . agorian . . . hard worker . . . ernie fra- ternity . . . are you kiddin me? . . . smart dresser . . . interested in all sports ... a gentleman at all times . . . golf enthusiast ... a good sport. 19 5 5 James Gordon hi-ya dearie . . . agora ' s prexy . . . smilin ' red-faced irishman . . . lives in a Plymouth backseat . . . harrison young dems . . . flamin ' mamie . . . contagious humor . . . perpetual motion . . . party pusher . . . let ' s done . . . four year o.r. man. Patricia Ruth Gordon mstc ' s patricia neal . . . oh, but i can ' t cut! . . . sympathetic listener . . . sister margaret . . . soft and appealing voice . . . infectious laugh . . . mr. ballare said — . . . camp counselor . . . loves to sew ... a flair for dramatics. Page 7orty-one ( Saundra Gordon sandy . . . Joan . . . wide-eyed inno- cence . . . expensive wardrobe . . . sincere friend . . . where ' s ronnie? . . . mont- clair ' s answer to cyd charisse . . . charac- teristic giggle . . . trim figure . . . unas- suming. Louise E. Graupp russian geography expert . . . at trenton . . . lorry . . . four bar pianist . . . fluto- phone concerts . . . sparkler third finger, left hand . . . witty . . . cross between a scholar and a clown . . . gage worshippei . . . fluent phonetics. Robert Arthur Green satch . . . pick your players, yet? . . . see you at joe ' s . . . sparkling smile . . . willing ' s wittiest harrier . . . n.a. whip- per . . . like who are you scaring, rollo? . . . one of the boys . . . Charlie ' s number one fan. s e r s Joan Greenhaigh opals, a passion . . . hurry up please, it ' s time . . . intellect and charm . . . where ' s lucille? . . . let ' s analyze it ... a book collector ... dr. clayton worshipper. Michael Grieco deep, thinker . . . intelligent speaker . . . that ' s my boy brando . . . individualist . . . sheer plod makes plowed down sil- lion shine and ah! my dear, blue-bleak embers fall, gall themselves and gash gold vermilion. MS. Elizabeth Ann Griesemer g3 . . . marshal your resources . . mstc track star . . . always eating . . . european trip ' 55 . . . forgot my keys . . . generous . . . loyal friend . . . nighl owl . . . typing in the wee hours of the morning . . . e.a.g. . . . that crazy camera. David Paul Hanlon dave . . . marshal your resources . . . barton boy . . . all right now, class . . . everybody . . . holy mack ' l, lukey! . . . never on time . . . phantom . . . what a gala day for bird-watching . . . pogo . . . hadley fan . . . philosophy and science well-mixed. Donald Lee Haurie don . . . flame . . . dancing at arthur murray ' s . . . hook-rug speeches . . . red nightgown . . . gossip . . . what? — when? — who? — tell me! . . . i ' m blind without my glasses . . . i came speeding along the highway. 19 5 5 Frederick W. Hazekamp, Jr. stretch . . . haze . . . are you seri- ous? . . . what are you trying to say? . . . pink shirts . . . well-dressed . . . ten seconds or less . . . weakness for dark haired girls . . . dash man . . . always ready and agreeable. seniors George W. Hitz sarge . . . loves: susan and Janet . . . marshal your resources . . . muhlenburg transfer via usmc . . . love and i . . . last of the college heights residents . . . 1 28 point undergrad . . . muffled laugh . . . garbage oil 2 . . . my daughters. Marie J. Hoehn make it well done . . . class ring, large or small? . . . it ' s hot . . . sincere, willing worker . . . infectious laugh . . . sparkling eyes . . . pub office fixture ... pink shoes . . . the traveler . . . do you think he ' ll mind? Camilla Jean Hofstetter cammie . . . going to mrs. ramsden ' s . . . danny . . . marylou, joan, bea . . . chem class social chairman . . . marshal your resources . . . succasunna . . . little gems . . . university of maryland weekends . . . carmelita . . . keep calm . . . i shall return. Ruth Hopper voluptuous, petite, blue-eyed blonde . . . the ice cube . . . summer in a.c. . . . where ' s pat? . . . personality . . . lunch at bonds via black pontiac . . . famous foi pinnochio and roland . . . take gas. Vage 7orty-four Amelia M. Horsburgh peggy . . . 20th century goldilocks . . . sweet . . . miss twinkle toes . . . music lover . . . pretty and poised . . . kru . . . tv workshop . . . beautiful doll of dorm show . . . incomparable grace . . . oh, no! . . . expressive eyes . . . artistic talent. Dorothy Joan Horvath dottie . . . what notes? . . . aren ' t krouss and hamilton wonderful? . . . which minor? . . . loves to ,dance . . . infectious laugh . . . krauss tests . . . honor- ary phi lambda pi member . . . peggy ' s pal . . . where ' s my eraser? . . . fashion plate . . . warm smile. Barbara Hughes bobbie . . . girl of her word . . . spar- kling brown eyes . . . gracefulness unlimited . . . only one man goes to seton hall . . . natural ability for creative dance . . . if you hear vernon honk, tell him . . . 19 5 5 Lila Jackson seen with sophie . . . subtly attractive . . . dramatically inclined . . . deeply sensitive . . . likes music — period! . . . (lila and violin inseparable) ... a liberal who prefers liberals . . . wants to breed a football team. Mary Ann Janson mar . . . sweden, 1954 . . . wit ' s end . . . oh, i ' m all mixed up . . . anybody seen mar or bet? . . . tall, blue-eyed blonde . . . the homestead . . . i have to tell you . . . everyone ' s friend . . . calm grace itself. Page 7orty-five Joan E. Kindred oh, fern! . . . bob . . . i ' ve too much homework . . . bea, commie, marylou . . . delta sharp . . . i can ' t see it . . . red bermudo shorts . . . roseile bank . . . ice cream and cofFee . . . 7:00 a.m. sunshine . . . laughter always. Evelyn A. Koches ev . . , macintosh apples . . . it ' s all in the mind . . . tea with cream . . . co- pilot for chevy . . . sunny smile . . . diner . . . v.i.p. in banking business . . . no vices . . . friend in need . . . calm, cool, collected . . . thoughtful hazel eyes. Harriet Stephanie Lacz innate love of life and people . . . adapts to every occasion ... a weakness for oxford grey and white bucks . . . cocktails at the biltmore . . . wanderlust . . . ber- mudo . . . Puerto rico. seniors Betty Dunning LaGrotterio bet . . . oh, well . . . my husband, fronkie . . . i ' m too tired . . . red . . . shrimp . . . rosie ' s twin . . . bub- bles . . . no, i ' m not Irish . . . sister- in-law . . . green eyes . . . reformed pinochle player . . . august wedding . . . tally ho . . . casual wit. Louise LaGrotterio lou . . . muhlenberg weekend . . . you won ' t believe me, but . . . let ' s go to the diner . . . dork eyes . . . sparkling, vivacious . . . ceaseless chatter . . . i can ' t stand it . . . personality plus . . . where ' s my sister-in-law? . . . petite dynamite. Vage Jorty-six Mary Lou Langan irish cameo . . . the wanderer . . . many majors ... to bed at two . . . russette . . . . . . pi veep ... an old-fashioned girl . . . wide-eyed sense of humor . . . she brings out the best in people. Barbara Lee cindy . . . feet nose . . too much! other words ' California . . there are absolutes! extremely discriminating. statuesque and fair . . . per- . flair for high fashion . . . . . . sigma prexy . . . in . . . pat . . . Christmas in . uncompromising ideals . . . . russette . . . Mary Helen Lenehan passion for hots and gloves . . . under- stand what i mean? . . . the irish . . . honestly . . . field studies photography, inc. . . . salads . . . i ' ve got the car to- day . . . roses . . . perfect hostess . . . t. s. eliot meant . . . wrist rosary. 19 5 5 Patricia Ann LeRoy pat . . . ted . . . June, 1956 . . . that ' s terrific . . . west point weekends . . . my car . . . born with nail polish . . . person- ality plus . . . no kidding . . . fabulous . . . incessant conversation . . . I ' ve got to tell you something . . . be good. seniors Aileen Levine what? . . . it ' s all relative . . . gabby . . . sense of humor . . . i ' m starved . . . gym major . . . knee socks . . . shorts . . . i ' m not in the mood . . . my nephew . . . white russia . . . ready laugh . . . 1 2 point semesters. Morris Liss moe . . . comes the revolution . . . conscientious liberal . . . sincere . . . brooklyn will do it next year . . . free thought . . . benny ' s getting worse . . . the boys at the y . . . loves to argue . . . enthusiastic. Vage Jorty-eight Loretto Lombardo loret ... el and dee . . . my three brothers . . . soft spoken . . . considerate . . . beautiful long hair . . . i need a book from the library . . . always a smile. Anthony Losco tony . . . contagious grin . . . the fair haired itralian . . . California or bus . . . europe next summer . . . master o many dialects . . . lachie . . . generosit ' personified . . . al, herb, tony . . . busines enterprises galore ... a man ' s man. Lucas Loukedis luke . . . amos n ' andy fan . . . where did dr. smith go? . . . sense of humor . . . i ' ve got a good joke . . . marshal your resources . . . friendliness . . . cut-up . . . trips to Canada . . . helpful . . . consider- ate. John MacGregor mac . . . football enthusiast . . . kathy and mickey . . . frank . . . pleasing com- bination of brains and brawn . . . how many observations do you have? . . . witty . . . regular guy . . . down to earth philosophy of life. Elizabeth Ann Maguire betty . . . who did the accounting? . . . blue eyes . . . honorary math major . . . it ' s a great life . . . Irish . . . love that song . . . pinochle anyone? . . . how sweet . . . see you later . . . ready smile . . . enthusiastic. 19 5 5 Lorraine T. MakI )r . . . i ' m in training . . . orchid Spanish dancing costume . . . keen sense of humor . . . always with rosie and anita . . . desire to teach Spanish in elementary school ... a friendly smile for everyone . hospodie. f Patricia Mannard serving time in the library . . . index cards . . . miss guttenburg . . . dorm fugitive . . . look at that view! ... oil paintings . . . gets things done ... a systematic scatter- ' brain . . . one of ellen ' s girls . . . writing ed. Page 7orty-nme ,y Corinne Mazzocchi cor . . . snack bar mgr. . . . pony foil . . . green hornet . . . my mother is call- ing me . . . let ' s eat . . . i lost my car keys . . . pixie . . . kru . . . lovable friendliness . . . canoeing anyone? . . . generosity plus . . . i ' m glad that. James H. McGhee ' a stone, a leaf, an unfound door Margaret Josephine McGuigan peggy . . . irish . . . always helping someone . . . file it in the circular file . . . i ' ve got to catch my ride . . . boh helped me . . . sincere friend . . . look it up for homework . . . let ' s be happy. seniors Geraldine Kathryn McGuire jerry . . . loves music and her friends . . . dependable . . . sincere friend . . . thinks before she acts . . . very tactful . . . if you have nothing else to say . . . god helps those who help themselves . . . dean ' s list 1952. Page Tifty Ian McKelvie mac . . . sports car enthusiast . . . widely traveled . . . red mg . . . don ' t mock my car . . . second home the book store . . . holy snappers! . . . accom- plishes things without a lot of noise or glamour , . . sincerity plus. Janet McLaughlin jannie . . . takes trouble in stride . . . shoot . . . holy christmas . . . spends half her life in math building, other half in gym . . . going to chapin to look for mail . . . pet peeve: changing addresses. Nancy Judine McLoughlin nance . . . active with a capital ' a ' . . . frosh veep . . . the purple grotto . . . madam secretary . . . petite . . . enthusi- astic . . . hi, there! . . . phi gam . . . scholarship to laval ... a ready smile . . . that ' s the truth . . . sga meetings. 19 5 5 ' aaW ' ga i MlMiUMiaM iil M,lk;i!J!Bi! t James A. McMillan mac . . . liberal thinker . . . founder of social studies paper . . . believer in brother- hood of man . . . rarely without tie . . . it ' s our duty as citizens . . . let ' s develop the genius . . . future history professor. seniors Verna M. Meloche frank sincere friend . . . diversified collec- tion of earrings . . . silver lunch bags . . . i ' ve got everything . . . i finished those novels two years ago . . . follows the book implicitly . . . mediator par excellence . . . famous Spanish dances. Lucille Mennella that lovely red hair . . . fast talker . . . where ' s joan? . . . mennella creations . . . i made a dress yesterday . . . trip to italy in summer of ' 52 . . . chalk dust in my blood ... dr. clayton worshipper. Harry C. Miller, Jr. har . . . the whole child goes to mont- clair . . . everybody ' s friend . . . year ' s study in france . . . yankees . . . iant pis . . . you clot . . . tall stories . . . let ' s not split hairs . . . the bulk of tea grows on slopes. Joseph Moris ace . . . easy-going and friendly . . . works as hard as he has to . . . takes things as they come . . . don ' t blame me, i voted democratic . . . made it to mstc in my model a ford. Vage 7ifty-two Donald Jackson Murray don . . . conservative dresser . . . my ' new sports jacket . . . likes cool music L . . vocabulary expert . . . auditor extraor- dinaire . . . independent mind . . . quiet . . . appreciative . . . modest . . . coopera- tive. Ann Nardo annie ' . . . faith and respect in people ... to love everyone . . . ambition to graduate . . . active in sports . . . those trips from ramsey . . . I ' ve got to leave college early today . . . obtain my mas- ter ' s degree. Leo Vincent Natalicchio lee . . . friend to all . . . great disposi- tion . . . meticulous dresser . . . distin- guished laugh . . . agora ' s backbone . . . pub office manager . . . discounts on every- thing . . . famous station wagon . . . are you kidding me? . . . what do you want to buy? 19 5 5 J ■ ' ;zs  ' A William Naughton bill . . . transfer student from st. peter ' s college, jersey city . . . year ' s study at uni- versity of mexico under scholarship . . always smiling . . . shares his knowledge with everyone . . . where ' s the notebook about . . . now in mexico. Ruth Neckowitz unpredictable . . . calamity jane .  . gage fan . . . i know my history . . . completely natural . . . honest . . . sincere . . . true to herself and others . . . rich brown hair . . . always neat . . . wears colors well . . . white bucks. Vage Jifty-three ,aLm, Robert Nesnay good-looking . . . neat dresser . . . striped ties . . . but what difference does it make? . . . senator . . . mary . . . mr. basketball . . . gung-ho . . . he ' s from bayonne . . . clever, but corny . . . win- ning smile . . . sincere. Joseph Newbold joe . . . cosgrove . . . highly dependable . . . ambitious student . . . willing to help others . . . tell them what they want to know . . . back at the apartment . . . where ' s phyllis? . . . next step — master ' s in chem. Martina M. Nolan tina . . . excuse me, i didn ' t mean to interrupt, but . . . oh, i have a class? ? . . . very talented — voice, art, modern dance . . . bright eyes . . . warm smile . . . hi! seniors 3 s gjt -i Jfi ■1 1 m B KB z ' - ' ) ' fVT iH V tIi lIHr 1 Louise Noonburg meticulously neat . . . beautiful wardrobe . . . scintillating eyes . . . innocent insti- gator . . . poised and pretty . . . student . . . joey-bear . . . original and imagina- tive . . . a boheme . . . epitome of a lady. Page 7ifty-four Andy Nowak mule . . . enthusiastic footballer . . . always neat . . . hey bob . . . how about a movie? . . . miltie . . . you ' re always fooling around . . . hey there . . . No. 11 . . . lower center lothario . . . agora always. George G. Nucera cbi ama il suo lavoro la fa bene . . . he who loves his work does it well . . . follow the constitution to a t . . . mafia . . . organizer . . . fast, ready wit . . . energy personified . . . incomparable. Eugene William Oberg the count . . . short stories and poems . . . gaus hall . . . coffee . . . friend . . . last of the hearts players . . . get me some wine so i can editorialize . . . mad comics devotee . . . senate forever. Patricia Anne O ' Connor pat . . . hard worker . . . friendly to everyone . . . one of the unholy four . , . lab inmate . . . always ready to lend a hand . . . take her glasses off and she ' s lost . . . Janet, how do you spell . . . ? 19 5 5 Milton Ortiz milty . . . agorian . . . reserved table at o.r. . . . who pearl harbored who? . . . perhaps . . . trips to the medical office . . . in times like these ... a good helmet in the face ruined many a reputa- tion. 5 Mario Pascale gazelle . . . the monster . . . spon- taneous combustion . . . that beard . . . black beauty . . . my friend . . . senator . . . rare sense of humor . . . nah . . . speech person . . . never walks — jet pro- pelled . . . goodies! ; - ,f -. James Paterno i ' m not aware of that phase of It . . . i would just like to qualify a point . . . humphreys enthusiast . . . did you get the math? . . . these are my friends, sam, stevie, and percy. Marilyn Pelgrim mar . . . the shore . . . did you get a letter? . . . original live-it-up kid . . . maryann and bet . . . oh, georgel . . . oh, that hunk of hair ... dr. davis . . . neat, tailored look . . . trouble solver . . . spaghetti fiend. John Penberthy tenor voice . . . i ' m going to sabe ' s . . . where are we this hour? . . . crew cut . . . this term things are different . . . sense of humor . . . track shoes . . . will sing at the drop of a hat. Page Ji ty-six Doralea Pepper dee . . . i don ' t have time . . . hurry . . . bill . . . what am i going to make for supper? . . . beautiful bride . . . neat . . . accounting expert . . . let ' s go to my house . . . elien and loretto. Robert Perlett bob ... no cocktail glasses . . . i ' m not hollering . . . hazel charlie . . . individualist . . . pearl . . . used-car dealer . . . rich humor . . . vitality of life . . . the theatre, just the theatre . . . notebook . . . shades of collier! angie . . says — . . enthusiast . i ' m hungry Angela Pete . loves cats . . . dr. bohn giant fan . . . bishop sheen . modest . . . loves books . . . ' . . . good friend . . . music perry como . . . gerry, jerry and nancy. 19 5 5 Nicholas Picciano nick . . . mory . . . boxmg . . . singing . . . hook shot artist . . . let ' s go to the o.r. . . . i ' m feeling mighty low . . . yankee fan . . . receding hairline . . . v hata ya think of that! . . . mary, mory, maryl Olga Pignatore cookie . . . ex-science major . . . what ' s the assignment? . . . how should i know? . . . vivacious personality . . . beautiful clothes . . . for crying out loud . . . any- one for coffee? . . . so come on. Vage Tifty-sevev Virginia Pitale ginny . . . isn ' t that the limit? . . . i phyllis ' wanta ice skate . . . kru prexy . . . party job? . girl . . . scory ' s conscience . . . don ' t you eyes love that . . . montclair ' s loss . . . under- capable . . standing . . . kind. conscientious Felicitas Poremba . . . hey mar, shall we get a . i ' ll take you . . . pretty blue spaghetti, anyone? . . . . . . understanding . . . very a good friend. Robert Porter bob . . . crev cut . . . dodgers . . . herb shriner ' s voice . . . blue serge suit . . . what course is this? . . . no. 1 projection man . . . sourball . . . did you see gleason Saturday night? seniors Michael Praschak mike . . . you are volunteered . . . citizenship ' s no. 1 man . . . phi lambda ' s president . . . snack bar slave driver . . . always seen with dottie . . . i ' m still on the world war II bill . . . where ' s the phi pin? Patricia Prebolsky pat and andy . . . crazy for Italian food . . . neat and petite . . . a ' s with ease . . . one of the b ' g five . . . always knitting . . . left-hand sparkler . . . n.c.e. . . . cute with brains . . . always dependable. Vage Jijly-ei hl ? Rose Privitera Lynne Pruzinsky Peggy Pulas okay ... it ' s best that we do homework ed and i . . . let ' s not . . . come on vatse soo e . . . what shall we do for you can say that again . . . oh, to my house . . . let ' s be intelligent about the next french club meeting? . . . famous yeah . . . what ' s with him? . . . good this . . . think nothing . . . i don ' t greek pastry ... a friend in need . . friend . . . always laughing . . . math have time . . . who has a cigarette? summer in quebec . . . ironic wit. 308 . . . thursdays at the y . . . . I ' ve so much ironing. 19 5 5 Joseph Quagliero suivez la nafure . . . the blind leading the blind . . . that trip to italy . . . those library gab sessions . . . helpfulness . . . sincere . . . sense of responsibility . . . o good joe . . . paterson sense of humor . . . cyo adviser. seniors Doris Ragan one of the unholy four . . . roommate no. 3 . . . krauss fan . . . wealhtheow . . . sleepy-time gal . . . long distance colls . . . wait ' til : finish my cigarette . . . deep sense of understanding . . . warm, friendly personality. Jeanie Rawcliffe outstanding fencer . . . hold tight, miss nutley! . . . have i got gossip! . . . where ' s room 3? . . . emma ' s office . . . my little brother . . . one of ellen ' s girls . . . we just don ' t talk about that . . . bulletin boards. Mary Reid Ellen Reilly tiny . . . i don ' t think we need a test, doc . . . Jackie ' s coming home . . . i ' ve got to get to howard ' u ' this year . . . let ' s party! . . . dr. milstead is the man . . . good friend . . . slim and cute. math dep ' t. beautician . . . the ' sam leven- son ' of the reilly family . . . he ' s putting me to sleep! . . . what time is it? . . . did you do your accounting? . . . good friend . . . great sense of humor. Vage Si-xty Emilie M. Renna marshal your resources . . . what ' s youi problem? . . . em-ren . . . i ' ll drive . . . kay ' s lab partner . . . fishing fan . . . first national blotters . . . bird-watcher . . . at stokes. Patricia Risher bride magazine . . . kru girl . . . cute . . . country freshness . . . russette . . . hates to get up in the mornings . . . dorm feuds . . . roomy . . . moo . . . did the alarm go off this morning? Lester N. Robinson les . . . mature . . . definitely not a joiner, but still a leader . . . one more war and i ' ll be a career soldier . . . quiet, considerate and generous . . . well dressed ... a real thinker and planner. 19 5 5 Virginia Roiek ginny . . . long golden hair . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . alluringly poised . . . polish parties . . . singing in the locker room . . . perfect features . . . even temperament . . . did he take attendance in class today? Marilyn Rosamilia mibbsy . . . petite miss . . . every place at once . . . full of fire and life . . . oh, those big brown eyes . . . quick mind and even disposition . . . great to know. Page Siyty-one Dorothea Joanne Rubin steve . . . devotee of the short haircut . . . the monterey . . . wanna see his picture? . . . always willing to talk . . . hungarian music . . . weekends at the shore . . . J ' ll get to france yet . . . enjoys good historical novels. Ronald E. Rubin did you see red or hymie? . . . good sportsmanship qualities . . . rare sense of humor . . . tells good jokes . . . hopes to teach and coach . . . red and i work to- gether . . . he ' s engaged. Marie A. Rubino always knitting . . . immaculate dresser . . . my Packard . . . abounds in athletic ability . . . witty remarks . . . realistic view of life . . . always a helping hand . . . can always sell houses. seniors Frederick G. Rudolph fred . . . when i was in the army . . . wish i had a different part-time job . . . quiet sense of humor . . . cool and calm . . . pleasant voice . . . good listener . . . you must know it to teach it. Adele Russell kru girl . . . dellie . . . new yorker . . . long stories . . . sense of humor . party girl . . . chas. adams fan . . . leader- ship qualities . . . intelligent and versatile . . . vivacious . . . loves travel, sports and music. PiKjc Sixty-tii ' o iltl Theresa Edith Russo terry . . . talkative . . . one of the big five . . . france and joe . . . v edding bells . . . socks 1,2,3 . . . sweater 4 . . . madam president . . . i have to meet ' vandy ' . . . accounting whiz . . . i want to go to france. Miriam Sachs a heart in her smile . . . experiments in cooking . . . two loves — len and teaching . . . enjoys the arts . . . sincere . . . club leader and Sunday school teacher . . . vivacious. Angela Marie Salatti peppy walk . . . favorite color, red . . . raven black hair . . . harmony in music . . dream of red convertible . . . i ' ll save a table . . . efficiency plus . . . sincerity . . . liveliness . . . avid fan of guy lombardo and mantovani. 19 5 5 June Sasaki transfer from u. of Chicago . . . oh, my gods . . . sweet, petite . . . warm, friendly . . . honor student . . . roommate doris . . . contagious laugh . . . lovable . . . de- pendable . . . sincere . . . no shame . . . breakfast twice a year . . . unholy four. seniors Catherine Schember subtle humor . . . cathy . . . beautifi march wedding . . . friendly and sincer personality ... 2 loves, bill and casm . . . real music lover . . . terrific cook frost enthusiast . . . cindy! X; - i Joyce J. Schmocker I ' m tired . . . fancy glasses . . . petite . . . talkative . . . inquisitive . . . knows her math . . . how did you do it? . . . but i go OUT on monday nights . . . girl friday. June K. Schmidt hi-ya! . . . effervescent . . . the old buggy . . . year in reading university . . . fancy glasses . . . oh, my goodness! . . . tall and blonde . . . serious student . . . summers at stokes . . . activity conscious . . . letters from kent . . . loves traveling. Halina Mroz an attractive blond . . . according to m philosophy of life . . . sings with her hea . . . what key are we in? . . . I ' ve gc the car; let ' s go for a cup of coffee. Page SMy-jour Doris Jane Shallcross dorie . . . philosopher . . . doing ten things at once . . . sincere confidant and friend . . . isn ' t that the limit? . . . song for every occasion . . . dalphac prexy . . . kru girl . . . cheerleader ' s mascot . . . where ' s vicki? . . . sweet and quiet. Rodney E. Sheratsky distinctive sense of humor . . . honest . . . but marlene dietrich has class . . . keen appreciator of all the arts . . . sincere . . . top-notch conversationalist . . . loyal sena- tor .. . that pipe . . . Irene and i. Carolyn Marie Siegle how ' s your new hon? . . . snappy blonde ... a page from vogue . . . bermudas from bermuda . . . jule and har . . . unpredict- able . . . summers at manasquan . . . talka- tive . . . enjoys parties. 19 5 5 Nancy M. Sigman traveling to and from north Carolina . . . fond of poetry . . . the den . . . my little cousins . . . wonderful and pleasant dis- position . . . wants to teach down south . . . let ' s go around the reservoir once . . . contagious laugh. I -J....... Valentine Silbernagel val . . . man of distinction . . . witty . . . here is a picture of my son . . . likable and easygoing . . . assets equal liability . . . mr. silbernagel works with a credit outfit . . . just for drill. Vaqe Sixty-five i M iJUk F ' F- % V ' NSK . i Elaine Sinn marriage and o full life . . . neat dresser . . . my faux-pas of the day . . . poised . . . fun-loving . . . true friend . . . dorm fugitive . . . sense of humor . , . li ttle lulu . . . able leader . . . good sport . . . that car. Rosemarie Smith Spanish dancing . . . beautiful red hair my name is not red . . . alv ays gay i ' m melting . . . contagious giggle . vivacious . . . friendly to strangers . did anyone do the Spanish? John Sorokapud family . . . loyal senator . . . i do so have thirteen kids . . . annual winner of oberg ' s world series money . . . one of the guy; . . . same tie since world lit . . . loved b all . . . bowling enthusiast. seniors Justine Smith justy . . . dark-haired, green-eyed beau- ty .. . romantic dreamer ... in a world all her own . . . montclair ' s perle mesta . . . sophisticated lady . . . dalphac ' s boop-boop-a-doop girl . . . sensational summer at spring lake. Patricia Ann Smith lady patrice . . . long-stemmed ameri- can beauty . . . summer in a.c. . where ' s ruth? . . . mania for powder blue and the indispensable ava ... jet pilots . . . the never forgotten fantasy o 630 east 26th street. Voqe Sixfy-six L Doris M. Stralkus ' dorrie . . . always wearing heels poetry and twirling . . . beautiful eyes and complexion . . . let ' s go for pizza . . . those shows at kilmer . . . aspirations for operatic laurels . . . life ' s but a walking fincher shadow — macbeth. lorie. Lorelle Stuhlemmer John likes color . . . coffee, conversation . . . letter writing . . . pi . . . velvet skin . . . look of elegance . . . first lady of the theatre . . . lives life to the fullest ... dr. John T. Sules antique fiend sonny . . . senate ' s pres . . . class wit . . . mibbs and carmie, his ardent fans . . . is he from the parish? . . . penetrating eyes . . . straight from rogers-peet . . . poetry by just the greatest. 19 5 5 .,.. . Samuel Talesnick lovely wife iris . . . always a smile . . . two carat diamond . . . sincere . . . sense of humor . . . let george do it . . . iris? . . . she ' s fine . . . hopes to be a prin- cipal . . . strictly liberal . . . iris . . . iris . . . iris. seniors Kathleen Bernadette Teresinski terry . . . down dixie way . . . the quiet one . . . marshal your resources . . . short and sweet . . . going home, ren? . . . thoughtful . . . oh! st. peter . . . hopes to be a good bio teacher. Geraldine C. Tranz gerry ' s gems ... a pretty girl is — oophs . . . roommate . . . file it under miscellaneous . . . hates to be in a rush . . . watching the sun rise . . . dry sense of humor and words of wisdom. Valerie A. Trillhaase time for a cigarette? . . . letters from waiter . . . lehigh and chi phi . . . army p.f.c. . . . coffee time . . . summer in georgia . . . true friend . . . got to get to the business dept. for k.d.pi. Ralph J. Ubaldo big game hunter — new rifle . . . the ralph- mobile . . . phantom . . . barton boy . . . curiously stiff-legged . . . did i say that? . . . poor man ' s burl ives . . . good-natured . . . generous . . . leimhc tod. Ptige SMy-eight Peter Van Heest thanks a lot . . . always a friend when one Is needed . . . bernie and i . . . strong dislike for pseudo-intellectuals . . . theatre lover . . . senior briefcase club member . . . great tragedian of life and the stage. Frances Van Tosh distinctive pony tail . . . trim figure . . . chic . . . personable . . . sv eet sophisticate . . . future driver of america . . . I ' ve got a problem . . . hard worker. Frances Verrone my kids at the park . . . big brown eyes . . . well liked . . . hard worker . . wants to excel . . . perpetual officer . . . i have a meeting . . . everchanging hair style . . . going to waa? . . . fran. 19 5 5 Marion Helen Walker take it easy . . . oh! . . . latin is not a dead language . . . I.l.t. . . . harry . . . Shakespeare ' s sonnets . . . inter nos . . . 3 o ' clock in the morning . . . long live bonny Scotland . . . good student . . . let me help you. Mary Lou Washburn friendliness plus . . . willing worker . . . sincerity . . . ready smile . . . ho a . . . that summer in puerto rico . . . fiesta dancer . . . tennis whiz . . . clubs and more clubs . . . those crossword puzzles. Vage SMy-nine Russell Webster perfect language student . . . always wear- ing a suit . . . never without a philip mor- ris . . . excellent speaking voice . . . spark plug of any committee . . . never too busy to do more than his share. Blossom Estelle Yeamans be . . . honest . . . cheerful . . . likes people, especially norman . . . i have to get my skimmed milk . . . usually practical, yet delightfully scatterbrained . . . I ' ll do geometry as soon as i finish this novel. Edith F. B. Young warm . . . sincere . . . dry humor . . . I ' m roommate number 5 . . . swimming chomp . . . sports minded . . . noontime trips . . . oh, that krauss test . . . neatness per- sonified . . . the Scotsman. seniors 19 5 5 Sophie Zadelis those sensuous greek dances . . . that big bass drum . . . seen with lila . . . it ' s fabulous . . . beethoven ' s third comes first . . . deeply sincere ... a real friend . . . chic and shapely . . . takes it all with a grin . . . has the lead in a sister act. Gail O ' Donnell tall with dimples . . . deep voice . . . devil may care wit . . . oh! that coiffure . . . her favorite black skirt . . . catechism ex- pert . . . vertex of the proverbial triangle . . . see you at belmar. Vage Seventy Janet Bristow Ann Coffey Vicki Coon ho ' ; wnos Joan Englis James Gordon Dave Hanlon Page Seventy-two Mary Ann Janson Nancy McLoughlin George Nucera Gene Oberg Pat O ' Conner W ho dtizln5h p: committee Fran Verrone Michael Pmsthak Adele Russell Doris Shallcross Virginio Pitale Page Seventy-ihree Page Seventy-jotir 1 i£ n ' ' ' I -T. Ct ' H ' . -- f I ' 4 r Page Seventy -seven I i II II ■ ■ ■- fi ' i b) r. I li II .• 3 -. ' e n i o d r m Olive Meade housemother T dgc Scvcnty-cicfht Joan Englis Dellie Russell Pat Risher Cor Mazzocchi w Max Fox Mary Lou Langan Page Seveniy-nine fk¥ ' Ronnie Fleck Anita Duriing Mary Casagronde Ann Coffey June Sasaki Pat O ' Connor Janet McLaughlin Doris Rogan Janet Bristow n l H ' ? Rosalie Brancato Virginia Pitaie Louise Noonburg Betty Altieri Doris Shailcross  • • Barbara Hughes Dee Corte Geraldine Tranz Ida Angle Faith Feld Adele Russell Joan Englis 1 %W Barbara Lee Connie Giarrotano Ruth Neckowitz Peggy Casey Lorrle Stuhlemmer Vagc Eicihty-three M } f ' PtUle fl£)[ltY-51.X Padje Eighty seven T aae Eighty-eight sophomore Class Page Eightynine freshman Class 1 I Page T mety-fottr Page T ineiy-five 1 ' T3 v. ' m- -• ' mi , ,• x, H V .m3m .■ X - ' m. l-V « T . ' i 4. ' 5 :t% football the 1954 season marked the return of coach aldon c. coder to the football wars, faced with the loss of many veterans and a host of unfamiliar faces, coach coder finally came up with a freshmen-studded starting eleven, his expectations were not fulfilled, however, as the In- dians chalked up on unenviable record of one win and six losses. the first half of the first game against national agri- cultural college, at doylestown, pa., revealed eleven men in red uniforms who worked little, if at all, together, as the teams left the field at halftime, the aggies held a comfortable 19-0 lead, from the second half kick-off it was a different story, however, the big red looked and acted like a well-oiled machine, they drove and slashed their way to three touchdowns to bring the score to 19-18. the last extra point was the story and the game ended with the score, aggies 19, mstc 18. the montclair faithful were not too dismayed at the final score, for they had seen a team that looked like a comer, one that could hand out its shore of beatings. the next game saw cheyney state teachers college, another Pennsylvania school, invade the montclair baili- wick for a contest under the arcs, displaying much of the form of the previous week, the indians jumped off to a quick lead and were never headed, burying the visitors 32-7. new britain slogged their way, over a damp field, to a 33-0 victory over the visiting jerseyites. nothing seemed to go right for the red and white, as they could not get their ofFense rolling nor could they stop the Connecticut teachers ' hard-charging backs. with shippensburg it was a different story, the Penn- sylvania powerhouse was just too much for the home- towners. after holding them fairly even for the first quar- ter things began to open up in the second chukker as shippenburg ' s greater weight on the line and strong bench began to make themselves felt, the final score 46-7, to make the record 1-3. it was the same story with upsala. jumping off to a quick lead mstc looked as though they might pull a r u startling upset, however, the famed 4-4 backfield soon pulled themselves out of their trance and began to romp, final score: upsala 52, montclair 19. in the last two games against trenton and kutztown, the latter being played in Pennsylvania, the indians seemed to be a listless outfit, trenton ' s smaller aggrega- tion outcharged the montclair forward wall and pulled what might be termed a 1 3-6 upset, the last game against kutztown was almost a carbon copy, this was another squeaker, ending up with the pennsylvanians on top 20-13. even with the not too good won-lost slate there were a few bright spots on the club, one was senior, co-captain ron armengol. nothing could ever be said against ron ' s brand of heads-up, aggressive ball, then too, there was the passing and running of the other co-captain, frank costa. howie white was another swivel-hipped back, yes, and there were a few others, meanwhile, the fans are sitting back waiting to see what next year will bring, the way it looks, things will be better. M Page TJinety-nine basketball the big question in everyone ' s mind tiiis year was whether or not the team could approach the record shat- tering accomplishments of last year ' s 96.4 points per game team, also this year saw the return of coach hank Schmidt to the job as mentor of our hopeful hoopsters. of the starting five only two men returned, connie perry and bob nesnay. however, both men were ineligible to play any conference games, thus the height was thrown on the shoulders of the more inexperienced players, it was coach Schmidt ' s job to make these boys a smooth- working unit, everyone wondered whether he could do it in such a short time and the school looked to the first few games for the answer. early practices and constant plugging at mistakes brought the team up to the point of readiness, with the season looming ahead. first came the alumni contest, and although the team appeared slacking, everyone knew that they had what it takes, also the team maintained the fast-breaking pace of last year but mixed it up with the more slower preci- sion ball, this formula seemed to click as the team won 87-78. this game also gave rise to three second-stringers of last year who were moved up to fill the shoes of yester- day ' s greats, these three were juniors skippy rose, bill rose and soph, clem tennaro. it was good to see the improvement of these boys as they put on a polished performance and gave to the team the shot in the arm it needed. jersey city supplied little opposition in the next con- test as the Indians showed both the ability and the power to rack up high scores as they romped 92-57. pacing the team was connie perry and bob nesnay with 24 and 19 points respectively. our next victory was paterson state; again perry led the team with 27 points, final score 95-90. following pater- son, trenton state invaded the premises and we eclipsed the century mark for the first time this season, 115-83. this game also saw skippy rose join the ' 20 ' club with 21 points. the first loss of the season came before the hands of a desperate nee squad, this 92-85 swamp was later avenged by an impressive 83-79 victory for the big red. jersey city also fell prey to our scalping Indians for the second time, the score 98-73. as the yearbook goes to press the team record is 5-1 and we can predict an- other victorious season. Tage One 7-{undred ' 1954-55 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. l_Alumni Dec. 3— Jersey City Dec. 10— Open Dec. 14 — Poterson Dec. 16 — Trenton Dec. 18— At Newark Col. of Eng. Jan. 5_At Jersey City Jan. 7— Newark Col. of Eng. •Jan. 11— Bloomfield •Jan. 14— At Panzer Jan, 18 — At Poterson •Jan. 21— Rider Jon. 28 — At Newark State Feb. 1— Queens Feb. 3_At City College of.N. Y. Feb. 5 — At Rutgers •Feb. 8— At Bloomfield Feb. 11 — East Stroudsburg Feb. 16 — At Upsalo Feb. 18— At Wilson Feb. 25 — At Queens Feb. 26 — At Trenton •Mar l_At Rider •Mar. 3_Panzer •NJIAC Conference Gomes | Home games follow J.V. gomes. Coach : Henry E. Schmidt track tasting defeat at the hands of but two collegiate oppo- nents, the cindermen completed another good season, one of their victories was over a group of schools which enabled them to retain the niiac diadem for the seventh year running. the main strength of the team was in the distance events, the mile and two mile, here cross-country runners made good use of their distance power and made mstc ' s milers and two milers among the best in new jersey col- legiate ranks, top distance man was ed rams, whose times hovered about 4:30. always close on his heels were dave shotwell and gordon Wallace, seniors bob green, john penberthy, and jim mcmillan were also standouts in the distances, they generally proved their mettle in the two mile run. last year ' s graduation hurt the team immeasurably in the half mile event, there are some promising newcomers, however, whom coach richard willing is grooming for this task. fred hazekamp, co-captain, returns to the wars this season, this amazing fellow will bolster the team to a very great extent, coach willing plans to use hazekamp in the dashes, when necessary, and as a quarter miler, when his points in the dashes will not mean victory or defeat for the red and white, fred also doubles in the broad jump and is the squad ' s top leaper. don scofield and roland flynn, ex-marine, were the squads quartermilers last season, with their encouraging performances of ' the past they are expected to better their times and round out into an undefeatable duo. in the dashes, returning veterans howie white, dick stone, and bill fantry are expected to better their last year ' s times, in the hurdles the squad is strong with men return- ing such as white, don murray, lou erber, and frank costa. also freshman charlie richter is expected to pro- duce good results. the field events also seem strong this year, co-captain ron armengol is ready for his final push in the weight events and is a pivotal man in the shot-put and discus throw, aiding him in throwing the discus will be irwin suesserman who also lays claim to being the only hammer throw specialist on campus. costa and erber will team up in the javelin hurling event, last season costa set a modern school record with a heave of 1 69 feet. in the pole vault, gerry ryan and jerry ranieri are ex- pected to follow last year ' s performance which was par excellence. both fellows hit up around the eleven foot mark consistently, in the high jump, ranieri is again expected to equal his previous year ' s mark, jerry usually soars to approximately six feet, aiding him will be sco- field and murray, which gives a solid one, two, three punch. things look bright for a great season, possibly better than last year. Page One Tlundred Jn baseball from the first broken bat in the spring practice until the lost out in the final gome, the 1954 season was the Scene of another mstc sport success. under the steady hand of coach bill dioguardi, the team worked early, hard, and long to condition themselves for the long campaign ahead, in march the Indians invaded the southland for their annual spring dash, the warm weather seemed to agree with the boys as they came home boasting a fine 3-1 record. however, their glory was short lived, as injuries plagued them time and again, and they dropped a few squeakers giving the squad a 5-5 record. bright spots in the seasonal slump was the great pitch- ing of mstc ' s finest hurlers, bill rose and jim murray. however, the batmen were lagging behind the pitchers with frank cassavell, harold Jennings and dick lukasik, bearing the brunt of the load. then the Indian batmen finally hit their stride, lashing out four victories against one setback and averaging better than 10 hits and 5 runs in each, highlights in the surge of victories was a 20 hit, 1 1 run avenging victory over bloomfield and an impressive 9-0 shutout at st. peters of jersey city. coming down the homestretch the locals really poured on a blazing finish to make the final record 14-8. the batting honors went to sophomore harold Jennings who pelted the horsehide for a .41 9 average. these final games also gave rise to another fine mont- clair hurler, ingie greenberg. frank cassavell also made headlines as he led the team to a 11-0 victory over bayonne naval with four hits in five trips to the plate and four stolen bases, including two thefts of home! the final game saw montclair end trenton state ' s win- ning skein on 9 as they emerged on the top side of a 6-3 score. with all the lettermen returning, the team and school can both look forward to another victorious season and perhaps the return of the njiac crown. Page One Jlundred Toi oh that southern hospitality . . . no card playing on the bus . . . dr. pepper . . . goldie ' s zany base run- ning . . . Jennings ' fire ' bat . . . big-city of greenville n. c. . . . woodsy . . . harmonicat luke . . . rabbit- ears rubin . . . not another broken bat . . . always brand new warm up balls . . . i can ' t understand it, i hit good in practice ... a few ' cap ' incidents . . . plenty of sore arms . . . new uniforms . . . die being decked by bat . . . shower room antics. 0- ■-s _ - K ' ' L, ' U -J? ' ■■= ir ' T ' ,s. wv - 5, ' J «- « -.  ;i % ' -mf. ff 1) Ir ' .« a ■ . - rt ' fL._: M- -r ., I -1 •( cheerleaders present at all the football and basketball games . . . jumping jacks of the gridiron . . . court jesters . . . loyal to the school and its teams — added school spirit needed to support a good team . . . smiling group of beauties. oh those aching muscles . . . how are we going to get there? . . . let ' s have a pep rally . . . gradua- tion ' s almost here! . . . fight on, old red and white! twirlers beauteous contributions to the gaudy gridiron! through long, hard hours of practice these girls have attained the highest level of precision attainable, when can we all get together? . . . high strutters . . . let ' s get in step . . . just a five minute break . . . come on, smile . . . oh that chilly football weather. Cross Country 1954 Oct. 2 lona College 8 Cheyney T. C. 9 Central Jersey AC 13 Columbia Univ. 16 New Britain T. C. 23 Le Moyne Invita- tional 25 Montelair T. C. Invitational 27 Hoffstra College Nov. 3 Adelphi College 6 N. Y. U. 1 3 C. T. C. Coach— RICHARD Schedule A 12:00 P.M. H 4:00 P.M. H 11:00 A.M. A 4:00 P.M. A 3:00 P.M. A 11:00 A.M. H 4:30 P.M. H 4:00 P.M. A 4:00 P.M. A 12:00 P.M. A 12:00 P.M. WILLING cross country coach richard willing ' s charges closed out their regu- lar season with five wins and one loss. In six intercol- legiate dual meets, however, the harriers failed to keep possession of the le moyne invitational and collegiate track conference crowns. the record, as it stands, is good when one considers the number of pulled muscles and numerous other in- juries, probably the loss which hurt the most was to ed rams, rams, along with dave shotwell and gordon Wal- lace, had been an important cog in the machine, with his loss, at approximately mid-season, the thin-dads lost a consistent runner, one who was almost always sure to place in the top three. the burden then fell on the shoulders of shotwell and Wallace, their top-notch performances and the surprising and quite welcome efforts of noah marshall pulled the Indians through most of the schedule, another runner made his mark this season too, and bears watching in the years to come, this is reuben Johnson. surely, graduation will hit the team hard this year. three capable performers have run their last contests, John penberthy, jim mcmillan, and bob satch green, penber thy, too, was a victim of that old bugaboo, pulled muscle, this season, and his not being up to par also hurt the team, often the loss of just one place can be the margin between victory and defeat, such was the case in the etc championships when the red and white were nosed out by just three points. what with the performers returning next year it seems safe to say that montclair ' s cross-country squad will equal or better this year ' s slate. not many years ago there was a class b organization on campus called simply, fencing club. enthusiastic, but coachless, the group treasured its small hoard of equipment, they replaced broken blades with some of the dues collected from its members, new members were worked just a little beyond endurance, and those with the thought of movie duelling glamour and no work s oon left the club. those few who remained were imbued with tradition, stories were told such as the one about the meet between mstc and a nearby college, a women ' s team normally consists of three girls, montclair had only two girls quali- fied for outside competition, both girls had only one jacket between them, with such little fencing equipment, but so much spirit, the girls won the meet! early in 1951, allan griffin came to mstc and fencing club received a class a charter, the woman ' s team joined the intercollegiate women ' s fencing association. gradually the team was recognized as a potentially championship winner rather than merely scrimmage oppo- sition, at the beginning of the 1951-52 season, montclair girls took first and second place in the new jersey prep competition, during the following season jeanie raw- cliffe won the new jersey prep, losing but one bout dur- ing the evening, medals were won in the new york and new jersey novice competitions, and the iwfa individual championship was also won. this was the first time a girl representing a new jersey college received the title. last season, mstc fielded a very strong team, in novem- ber, they won the new york novice team competition, they lost their first dual meet of the season, but came back to victory for eight remaining meets, the intercollegiates were held at elmira college in new york. montclair ' s team was highly favored to win, but a poor start by usually reliable team members gave an edge to other teams which could not be overcome. this year, the group worked hard to break last year ' s record and succeeded. do you think we can get the station wagon? . . . aching muscles . . . that ' s a lunge? . . . novice team winners . . . how many medals do we have now? . . . port authority information desk — meeting place for new york meets . . . where shall we practice during the holi- days? . . . salle ' d ' . . . after one year of fencing — a champion chair-mover! . . . you had everything but the touch! . . . dramatic la belle bouts . . . you parried, what happened to the riposte? . . . this is the year and the team. golf mr. de rosa ' s golfers were once again one of the bright spots in montclair ' s sports picture this year. pros taddeo, elliot, halloran and biglin were baci again with experience tucked away In their golf bags, and proved much stronger than last year, displaying a great deal of power and clutch golfing, these boys were a team to be reckoned with and had a successful season. newcomers, del vent and deland bolstead — the veterans, and with comers like them, the golf team looks ahead to a scene of sun- shine. fore . . . anybody got a score- card? . . . use an old ball on this water-hole . . . i ' ll never look at another golf club! . . . who has an extra ball? . . . sorry mr. d, i hurt my back . . . ah, straight down the middle. bowling montclair ' s bowling team has been on the rise for the last few years. ' 54- ' 55 followed the team ' s pattern of winning ways, the squad proved its ability to knock-down those persistent and elusive pieces of wood very early in their first practices and matches. new men, halloran, senkowsky, Stevenson and rica, aided the team greatly and will help fill the gaps left by seniors sorokopud and na- talicchio. these keglers have provided a spark and a winning team con- sistently since its inception to mstc ' s sport program. that ' mythical ' 300 game . . . the pin boy is against me . . . the ' chief is always there to help . . . who bowls like an old man? . . . you gotta hit that head pin! . . . those Wednesday practices at 4 towers . . . those gutter balls really hurt. Page One Hundred Jen men s tennis tennis, anyone? ... 40 love and your serve . . . hey, what ' s all this ' love ' business? . . . well, you know, we love to smoke . . . who ' s the coach this year? . . . who ' s driving? , . . where are we playing? . . . keep that rac- quet head up , . . think we ' ll win any? . . , do we have six men? . . . he ' s sleeping . . . who brought the balls? . . . same to you . . . fish! table tennis four years ago a small band of freshmen began to take an interest in ping pong, playing in semi- darkness on the russ hall porch after dinner, these would-be ath- letes discovered their strengths and their limitations — mostly limi- tations. through the efforts of instructor borges, former u. s. intercollegiate champ, the table tennis team be- came a reality, matches with local colleges were scheduled and it was soon discovered mstc had a strong group and the team did quite well. this year once again these mas- ters of the cellulose sphere con- tinued their winning ways and the horizon holds a strong future. however, seniors jim mcghee and bob clayton will surely be missed. m. a. c. that ' s too much money for them . . . whose budget can we cut? . . . efficient bleacher crews . . . can we use the gym tonight, mr. d.? . . . crazy intramural team names . . . who ' s got the equip- ment? . . . give them the same as they got last year . . . ever- growing Softball and basketball loops . . . we actually made money on that game . . . an- nual athletic award . . . we left out a game in the schedule. w. a. a. female jim thorpes . . . those crazy outfits . . . high scoring games . . . don ' t slide! . . . informal meetings . . . hardy group . . . i think i ' m hurt . . . those mighty stalwarts, the goalies . . . fabulous banquets . . . what we need are more girls . . . watch me, gong . . . hey, she ' s good! . . . you don ' t look like a player. Page One Tlundred 7wehe 1 .1) 4 Wwm, ' row r Englis, Klein, Elting, Nucera, Russeli, Longo, Heys, Newman, Jacoby, Jo Kyrioglou, Speary, O ' Connor, Macintosh, Huber, Fcnlry, Tomei Robert Longo - president Adele Russell vice-president Doris Heys recording secrefory Helen Kyrioglou corresponding secretory Londis Macintosh treasurer Joseph Monohon assistant treasurer co-ordinates student activities . . . president bob . . . Christmas formal . . . got a match? . . . the everlasting budget meetings . . . i move that ... ... 3:30 — zero hour . . . point of order! . . . for every problem, a committee . . . stop in and see us sometime. s g a t o s u V s d e o e r c n n 1 t m a e t n 1 t o n row h Birnbaum, Kyrioglou, Hughes, Russell, Praschak. row 2 Dorzentas, Trilsch, Natalicchio, Sullivan, Witulski, Rehm, Cant, Plalten, Kingston, Bristow. row 3. Ashley, Hansen, Kulhawy, Holton, McDonel, Weber, Cambria, Loeb, Coughlin, Keil, Ragon, McLaughlin, row 4: Horvolh, McGuigan, Schwimmer, Dwyer, Dolasco, Heller, Coyle, Meade, Woodford, Jacoby, Nucera, O ' Connor. citizenship committee Michael Praschak _ chairman Adele Russell . v ce-c ia Vman Helen Kyrioglou recording secretary Barbara Hughes treasurer Helen Birnbaum publicity director frank Clayton _ .adviser our own dr. clayton . . . those long meetings . . . citizenship project . . . mr. chairman . . . trenton trips ... a little opposition . . . we need a committee . . . hardworking group . . . aims to improve montclair . . . conference at Washington. row I: Chmiel, Darzenta Meade, Verrone, Russell, row 2: Walton, Kyrioglou, Scheitzer, Walla Waro, Gomez, Albanese. liaison committee sub-committee of the sga . . . link among all clubs working together for common good . . where Is every- body? . . . carnival discussions . . . something has to be done about the attendance . . . cigarettes and coffee in the faculty lunchroom. r rM :„ Z- hours, hours hours! Ford Foundation Lauds MSTC hlassoth, Adonis, Millci Buono, NE7i ' a i_,J a.Tzentas, Keil. STATE TEACHERS Ou, AT MONTGLAIR ' ElsCted: Your Teachers C plication for admission to lege at Montclaii is hereby ' n-Chief NTCLARION please report at the College for entraa-iine Miner on Monday, April 23, 1951, at 9tOO A.M. These in Written EngUsh Speech Habits, Reading, Sci4 isatics, problems of Aiserican Democracy and Conteiq;-?. History, Be prepared to stay until 3 30 p,M« laay be obtained in the College cafeteria. Lunch® Mary M« Hou e Acting Registrar EU ' ective Teaching Available Tlirougli Educational TV Montclair State Teachers Col- lege was commended for its con- tribution to educational televi- sion in the annual report issued recently by The Fund for the Advancement of Education, a Ford Foundation project. Results Promising The College ' s preliminary study, the report points out, suggests that television may be an exceedingly useful tool in ex- tending the influence of the really exceptional teacher. The results are promising enough to encourage further experimenta- tion along these lines. In tracing the evolution of classroom television, the report states: The Fund has received a large number of proposals for trying out television, particularly the closed circuit system, as an- other means of extending the effectiveness of good teachers. In ' 53 a grant was made to the ' ■ lair State Teachers College possible uses of ETOom aid. The PUBLIC SERVICE The student whose na] entitled to use School couirtersigned by the-Fr ' Good on days on whic on street car lines and bu Publi ' - .- ' - ' ■i.-.- I ' oordina 7.30 ' :,r 5.30 r holi.! . ATED TRANSPORT atiicr side of this card i f fare when this card is session going to and from cboi il atcd in ciirrcni regulatit.iis oi id will not be honored bei ' nn Airdays, Sundays, or .scLkji : UBLIC SERVICE iATED TRANSPORT II presentation of prep- ANSFERABLE Cross Country Sc hedule 1954 zi. lona College A 12:00 P.M ; Cheyney T. C. H 4:00 P.M ■ Cenfral Jersey AC H 11:00 A.M 13 Columbia Univ. A 4:00 P.M io New Britain T. C. A 3:00 P.M ;:3 Le Movne Invita- tional A 11:00 A.M ■. Montclair T. C. invitational H 4:30 P.M 27 Hoffsira College H 4:00 P.M Nov. 3 Adelphi College A 4:00 ?M 6 N. Y. U. A 12:00 P.M 13 C. T. C. A 12:00 P.M Coach— RICHARD WILLING VOTE lES (X) TEACHERS COLLEGE BOND ISSUE MY Gl i JJDFATHLa X vn.sh to Knov; fill about my grandfather. V;ell, J- js old; he dresses himself in uu ancient black eral buttons; yet he still thimcc as Gv.lftiy ae |ngc to his chin, giving those ±o observe hi; t respect, rihen he speaK; , his voice is jus Twice each aay he plays skillfully tuid .he winter, v;hen the ooze or snow o r. the open air each day. .ve ha he alsays ansvrars, E A cigarette rich iHI in Flavor ... Easy draicing . . . ' With a finer Filter Dear Junior:  .IN , -ilZF StOu 1,..,- ' ' ' J ' BlHi brotlivr or e: Your little • zt :, oro 1 Bo til th: would r.ppr- n 6:..ix 5. r. th: row 1: Waro, Birnbaum, Rytter, Borromeo, Weber, Lodera. row 2: Puzio, Fiedel, Chirikdiion, Chmiel, Hansen, Hamlen, Vallero, McDonel, Rothberg. row 3: Schindeler, Scrippets, Noogues, Hoschek, Sono, Lieb, Fitt, Kenlan. row 4.- Zllg, Sammarco, Safianow, Fusco, Buhlmcnn, Sta- bile, Heys, Del Riccio, Brown, Bodner, Liebhort, Fetch, Warslawsky. chapin Hall Alss row I: Shallcross, De Ciccio, Pavlak, Petligrew, Coughlin, Massoth Kushner, Perri. row 2: Patten, Tatronica, Kingston, Greebel, Weithi miller, Okinaga, Nokalsu, Charlins, De Pasquale, Siiow, Zennario row 3: Floyd, Davidson, Cunnilli, Obernesser, Sicilian!, Signare, Loeb Cant, Reiner, Gifford, Mingin, Germonton. row 4. Livenspere, Dunn Keil, Burnett, Witulski, Frankle, Clark, Beech, Albertson, Angle, Rous set. row 5: Noorderbas, Ragno, La Boube, Miller, Rehm, Torre, RoW ' land, Trygar. russ hall Copt. Corso, Lt. Bocchino, Cpl. Nowak. row 2: Cpl. Esposito, Pvl. Obolski, Cpl. Vc McKelvie. row 3, Cpl. Ortiz, Cpl. Losco, Cpl. Notolicchio, Pvl. Monahon, Pvl. Tenno St, Cpl. army reserve our four years at montclair have been characterized by conflicting currents of thought and politics, we have viewed the closing of the korean war, the army-mccarthy hearings and the demolition of the h-bomb; the indo- chinese war burst upon the horizon and the comic- opera guatemalan revolution came in the the summer of ' 54. one of the outcomes of this world ferment was the establishment of the active army reserve on our campus, perhaps not many people realize that this organization exists, yet it is here and we shall attempt to give these people some recognition for their time and effort ex- tended as soldier-civilians by their inclusion in la campana ' 55. Page One Tlundred Jweuty-six bureau of student publications montclarion more editors than reporters . . . last minute deadline stories . . . occasional top secrets . . . i can ' t find the copy . . . anyone see dr. krauss? . . . faith, please start managing! . . . what we need around here is a little efficiency . . . gene, where ' s the make-up? . . . the golden greek . . . let ' s have a party in krauss ' cellar . . unified efforts for a unified end. row I; Dychkowski, Poznok, Piro, La Tarraca, Poluch, Davidson, Burns, Worshowsky, Ctiorlins, Wagner. row 2: Reagan, Morton, Wallace, Natalicchio, Adonis, Krauss, Oberg. Feld, Buono, Miller, row 3, Ashley, Gollender, O ' Connor, Patten, Liebhort, Fonlry, Dormer, Ryan, Wolfe, Sherotsky, Dorzentas, Massoth, Safionon, Sorokopud, Becker, Feidelson. r x r quarterly long hours of library readings . . . literary expression of mstc students . . . have you read the manuscripts? . . . artistically designed covers . . . those quarterly dead- line posters . . . drop your contributions in the pub office . . . constructive criticism . . . can you type this over the week-end? . . . guest editorials by faculty members. I. Breen, Winchcll, Otto, row 2. Cambric, Sachs, Casey, Friedman, lubowitt, Crankshaw, Beams, row 3: Oberg, Halloran, Kushner, Fill, Gemmell, Slrolkus, Lenehon, Lee, Sherolsky. MONTCLAIR STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE aid ornia row J: lubowitt, Beams, Breen, Friedman, Maguire. row 2. Sachs, Stuhlemmen, Olio, Heys, Trillhasse, Bristow, Easlwood. Kathleen Breen president Connie Beams vice-president Nancy Sigman secretary Ina Friedman treasurer Valerie Trillhaase liaison representative Edwin S. Fulcomer adviser honorary english society . . . student and faculty speakers . . . we ' re learning about contemporary poetry . . . the Christmas party at dr. fulcomer ' s home . . . profound questions at the initiation . . . mike and peter — aldornia ' s men . . . evening meetings at russ hall . . . quote a few lines of shakespeare. June Sasaki president Joyce Sch mocker vice-president Betty Lou LaGrotteria recording secretary Bruce Meserve corresponding secretary Newton Brown treasurer Frances Verrone liaison representative campus chapter of national honorory mathematics society . . . cream of the math department . . . speakers for high school assemblies . . . drop in at davis ' ... annual Christmas party with sigma phi mu . . . a 3.0 average in math . . . not less than 3000 words! . . . curve stitch- ing a la Osgood. aphesteon row 7; Verrone, La Grollerio, Sasaki, Schmocker, Brown, row 2: Davis, Rochel- sky, Reilley, Williams, Moither, Murphy, Meserve. row 3, Parisi, Hoehn, Vnuk, Cos- lelluccio, Durling, Schindeler, Edwards. kappa delta pi row I. Aston, Friedman, Verrone, Honlon, Washburn, Trillhaase. row 2: Mcloughlin, Ashley, Bonoch, Bossoni, Bristow, liebhart, DurMng, Sluhlemmer, Sasaki. row 3: Koches, Russo, Mokl, Meloche, Winchell, Angle, Moguire, Sachs, Solatti, Pulos. row 4: Hitz, Canler, Webster, Calabrese, Naughton, Uboldo, Liss. Ina Friedman president Dave Hanlon vice-president Frances Verrone secretary Mary Lou Washburn hi ' sfor on-recorder Janet Aston liaison representative Allan Mo re head adviser honorary education society . . . what was your aver- age? . . . kAII workshop . . . the ' 54 national convoca- tion at purdue . . . who ' ll take care of refreshments? . . . why didn ' t you come to the last meeting? . . . hope — to be among the best teachers and educators in the country. Theresa Russo president Patricia Prebolsky vice-president Harriet Lacz corresponding secretary Jane Puzio recording secretary and liaison representative Edward KufFner historian Elizabeth Van Derveer .,. adviser pi omega pi is the national honorary fraternity in busi- ness education . . . the initiation banquet . . . aims to promote better relationships between educators and businessmen . . . national meeting held in Chicago every other year . . . montclair ' s two delegates to the conven- tion . . . madam president . . . business, business, business. pi omega pi row I: Puzio, Fronciose, Russo, Von Der- veer, Prebolsky, Lacz, Schmalberg. row 2. Rosamilia, Sellito, Wendlocher, Macintosh, Silbernogel, Rudolph, O ' Connor. Page One Tinndrcd TIjir(y-(ii ' o roh wee row ;, Moguire, LIss, Hopper, Groupp. row 2. Rellohon, Schmidt, Meissner, Mur- ray, Rondozzo, Angle, De Bella, Pollack, Levy, row 3, Aston, Wallace, Ershkowitz, Sorensen, Hickin, Longo. Morris Liss .. president Ruth Hopper _ vice-president Betty McGuire recording secretary Aileen Levine correspond ng secretary Louise Graupp ...treasurer Robert Longo liaison representative social studies honorary society . . . let ' s have dr. gage speak at the next meeting . . . informal discussions . . . annual banquet and senior recefition . . . candlelight initiation . . . diversity of opinions . . . book donation to the library. Vivian Coon president Lucille Lauro .... vice-president Patricia Mannard recording secretary Peggy Casey corresponding secretary Mario Pascale treosurer Angela Pete liaison representative Ellen Kauffman adviser honorary speech society . . . oh, that ' s fine . . . execu- tive meetings at miss kouflfman ' s home . . . crazy parties in the rec. building . . . the treasury is short . . . pre- med films . . . the kiddies in the lab. sigma alpha eta row 1: Evencheck, Beech, Barrett, Smith, Rousset, Feilelson, Fronkel, Germanlon. row 2, Pilas, Bill, Dovidson, Mannard, Pas- cole, Coon, Louro, Casey, Horsburgh, Git- ford, row 3 Hunt, Hunter, Rizzolo, Baker, Del Riccio, Meissner, Doyle, Murray, Hauck, De Michele, Rytter, Hildebront, Bock, Pet- tigrew. Stone, Carocciolo. row 4: Markle, Kenderes, Rawcliffe, Noonburg, Sigmon, Pete, Englfs, Tranz, Fitt, Wolfe. christian fellowship row h Brislow, McAlpine, Sin Cant, Laughlin. row 2: Meloche, Gordon, Houston, Atlas, Deisir 3. Bollinger, Marshall, Cartel :e, Rehm, Eastwood, Janet Brisfow president Marion Col Ian i vice-presidenf Linda Eastwood secretary Janice Atlas missionary secretary Gene Brown liaison, representative William Phipps adviser weekly meetings . . . who ' s going to play the piano? . . . visits to bloomfield college . . . charles hummel . . . picnics at garrett mountain . . . are you going to the conference? . . . evening meetings . . . guest speak- ers . . . Christmas devotional at russ . . . bible studies. Lucille Lauro president Delia Busichio ..vice-president Janet Babo corresponding secretary Rita Caputo recording secretary and liaison representative Frances Verrone .treasurer William Dioguardi and Valentine Ton one adviiers Rev. Thomas E. Davis spiritual adviser the catholic organization on campus which fosters the religious, cultural and social activities of its members . . . everyone welcome to the meetings . . . annual re- treat . . . halloween party . . . outstanding speakers . . . day of recollection . . . roast and freeze in the rec. build- ing . . . question-box meetings. ,. ■ newman c lub row 1. Martino, Harris, Kernon, Hoon, Ver- rone, Scelfo, Grosso, Caputo, Bobo, Chmiel, Busichio, De Pasquale, Schweig- hardt, O ' Connor, Smith, row 2, Costontin, Sabolini, Paluch, Obernesser, Giezendan- ner, Barry, Olivito, Miller, Bellomo, Cos- grove, O ' Connor, J., Salatti, Byrne, Ma- guire, Battershall, Donato. row 3: Vogt, Wohkittel, Teresinski, Scrippets, Albanese, Ruelens, Horvoth, McGuigon, Vallero, Kopp, Lenehan, Strolkus, Washburn, Fleck, Brancoto, Rosamilio, Cronin. row 4: Judge, Osborne, Natolicchio, Adanatzion, Renna, Nucera, Coburn, Murray, Ochner, Picci- ono. Burns, lukasik, Doll, McCabe, Witul- ski. Patten, McLaughlin, J. row 5 Itoliono, Henneberry, Zilg, Del Riccio, Barrett, Bock, Smith, Pinell, Deloney, Cline, McLaugh- lin, M., Zartycki, Murphy, Lanzara, Mic- chelli, Brachelmonns, Williams, Fitt, Doyle, Roselli. Page One Titmdred 7hirly-fo phi lambda pi row ?: Suesserman, Meade, Proschak, Nu- cera, Dynan. row 2 Perlett, Wendlocher, Macintosh, Goldby, HoMoron, Monroe, Scullion, Kamsar, Dawson. Michael Praschak presldenf George Nucera ..vice-president Bob Stahl corresponding secreiary Bob Perlett recording secretary Bill Dynan treasurer Andre Meade liaison representative Rufus Reed and Bertrand Boucher advisers campus queen dance . . . you ' re on the clean-up com- mittee! . . . warm friendship among members . . . con- trolled humor at meetings . . . adviser — a phi beta kappa man . . . proud display of phi pins . . . mr. boucher and pinwheel smith . . . fellowship, leadership, participation. orum Bruce Monroe .- president Bob Porter v ce-presider7t Gerry Ryan secretary Irwin Suesserman treasurer Gene Oberg liaison representative Maurice P. MofFatt adviser men ' s club devoted to the discussion of any worth- while topic . . . how come no girls? . . . semi- annual banquets . . . somebody take care of charlie . . . mr. boucher ' s jokes . . . when i was teaching in good old bergen county, my frenns . . . the notices, the notices, send out the notices! row I: Porter, Oberg, Monroe, row 2. Moffott, Natali. Seippel. row 3; Losco, Wallace, row 4: Tomei, Baker, re Mull, Canter, row 6. Boucher, Nucera. dalphac row ? : Crankshaw, Pitale, Borromeo, Wash- burn, row 2. Fusco, Liberii, Horsburgh, Noonburgh, Allierl, Shallcross, Verrone, Brancato, McLoughlin, Doyle, Rolek. row S.- Gordon, Fleck, D ' Alessio, Smith, Tanis, Keys, Jonson, Stuhlemmer, Del RIccio, Eng- lis. Fox, Longon. Doris Shallcross presidenf Befty Altierl vice-president Rosalie Brancato corresponding secretary Louise Noon burg recording secretary Frances Verrone treasurer Adele Russell liaison representative Angeline K. Ludman .. adviser melting pot of talent . . . agora ' s sister organization . . . hula girls at the carnival . . . candlelight initiation . . . cake sales with pledgees in green and white aprons . . . rec. building social with agora . . . leaders, friends and sisters . . . mrs. ludman, new singing adviser. Barbara Lee president June Sasaki v ce-presicient Diane Walton corresponding secretary Arlene Costantin recording secretary Dorothy Ken Ian treasurer Rose Grosso liaison representative Filomena Peloro adviser this is sigma ' s year . . . fashion show . . . pledgees in pink and black . . . one of the top three in carnival . . . annual farewell banquet . . . those fabulous sweatshirts! . . . our miss peloro . . . synonomous — sigma and barbara lee . . . pep rally enthusiasts. sigma delta pi row 1: Houck, Grosso, Peloro, Sasaki, Wal- ton, Lee, Costantin, Kenlon, Murray, Ryl- ter. row 2. Siegle, McDonel, Goebel, Brackelmanns, Williams, row 3. Monfredi, Filt, Micchelli, Sabotini, Belperche, Baker, row 4: Bristow, O ' Connor, Lacz, De Mi- chele, Gifford, Forsythe, Olivito, Babo, Roselli, Poznok, Kyrioglou. jc One Hundred Jbirty-si-x ' , senate K f V, I . Torr Sul Sholwell, Longo, Oberg, Fitzsimmons. row 2. Zarro, O ' Con nor, Ochner, Pascale, Mull, Elliot, Nesnay Murray, Martin, Cossovell, Venuto, Soro kapud, Potlerlon, Porter, row 3. Wallace Canter, Rosamilia, Groy, Sheralsky, Bohn, John Sules president Mario Tomei vice-president Gene Oberg secretary James Fitzsimmons treasurer Gordon Wallace liaison representative Harold C. Bohn adviser the rep tide . . . that ' s your prerogative . . . carnival frenzy . . . poems to senators ' ladies . . . gentlemen! gentlemen! . . . the autumn dance . . . leading campus teams in ' 51 - ' 54 . . . stokes picnics, fun in the rain . . . tow that brush, lift that pail — be constructive pledgees or you ' ll land in jail . . . vive phi alpha psi. James Gordon president Carlo Alongi vice-president Tony Losco recording secretary Joe Gondola corresponding secretary Leo Natalicchio freosurer Harley P. Milstead ..adviser let ' s have a brawl . . . personality, leadership, char- acter . . . carnival champs . . . endless energy, activity . . . annual agora show . . . the troubadors . . . doc . . . macmillan award . . . the empty chair . . . gondola ' s beauty, carlo ' s voice, gordon ' s songs, leo ' s moneybags, Iosco ' s warehouse. agora Pil.lf C college choir Doris Shallcross presideni Bob Bohn business manager Halino Mroz secretary Gail Trull freasurer Adele Russell liaison represeniaiive Russell Hoyton adviser Christmas concert . . . baccalaureate and commencement . . . march on, o soul . . . we need more basses . . . sectional rehearsals . . . who is our pitch pipe? . . . rotary luncheon . . . we are the music makers . . . robes of dignity . . . forty voices, one chord band Richard Moryl -... president Paula Fiedel vice-president Barbara Plater secretary Fred Martin freosurer Mario Tomei liaison representative Ward Moore adviser everybody take one stand . . . plays at assemblies . . . people, people! . . . you trombones sound as if you ' re ripping dirty shirts! . . . march, step, turn . . . time yourself, use your ears! ... all the music that ' s published for the band every year. iw 1: Fiedel, Rodice, Potosky, Rlzzo, jerl, Moryl, la Place, row 2. Paglla jwondowski, Albonese, Erickson, Beck udo, Tomei, Camponello, McGee. row 3 ater. Vol, Schwartz, Baker, Martin, Pin r, McCobe, Stone, row 4 Gareau, Ben )n. Bate, Boguszewski, Sandry, Shotwell IW 5. Costa, Calabrese, EckhordI, Taran no, Jackson, G., Poeschl. row 6: Jackson L., Zodelis, Mohring, Anderson. Page OncTluudred 7hiiiy-ciitht men in music Mortin, Rizzo, Shotwell, Mignola, Goreau, Stone, Tomei. Jacques Rizzo president Mario Tomei vice-president Irwin Suessermon secretary Ronald Thatcher liaison representative Ward Moore and Louis Zerbe oc visers the new look . . . business meetings — ugh! . . . music? i wrote a little something, and if you men ... ... can anyone play a flutophone? . . . refreshments! . . . bring axes and taxes . . . free friday night? . . . the end! Harold Schnitzer president Paula Fiedel - vice-president Jean McBride secretory-treasurer Emil Kahn - - adviser can ' t you count? . . . vy so late? . . . gives assem- blies . . . everybody look in his folder for the missing part . . . the commencement programs . . . sight-read- ing is over, let ' s really work! . . . vat are you doing? . . . already you should know that by memory! ore hestra row ?; Jackson, L., Schwartz, McBride Kohn, Rose, Schnitzer. row 2. Kelhoflfer Perraudin, Potterlon, Shotwell, Perna, VVi- tulski. row 3: Deitz, Rizzo, Mignola, Com- panella, Fiedel, Stone, McCabe. row 4 Mohring, Vol, Jackson, G., Tarantino. Vage One Tiimdred Jbirty-nine tel evision c lub row I: Tarrant, Frankel, Kamsar, Liebhart, Dawson, row 2: Monroe, Casey, Rawcliffe. Edward Dawson president Jeanie Rawcliffe vice-president Peggy Casey recording secretary Ludmilla Hussa corresponding secretary Susan Fitt liaison representative Thaddeus Sheft and Emma Fantone ..- advisers new t.v. studio . . . who ' s ' for Wednesday social? . . . fix the lights! . . . new project . . . teaching school children about t.v. . . . when is the next meeting? . . . planning for assembly programs . . . can we smoke in here? Bruce Monroe - president Jack Scullion vice-president Flo Barry recording secretary Clair Olivito corresponding secretary Sam Kalsmith freosurer Sandy Elliot liaison representative when are we going to have a meeting? . . . one and a half years old . . . room 2 — 3:30 meetings ... re- sponsible for football programs . . . thanks a lot, bob! . . . who ' s got cheyney ' s line-up? . . . anyone in this dorm wanna sell soda? . . . hey, the door ' s locked! boosters association 7 age One Hundred Torty le cercie francais row I: Wolsh, Pezzono, Tonone, Valenzo Ouagliero, Henry, row 2, Mossoth, Gordon Mcloughlin, Hennig, Kerchner, Meloche Byrne, Pulos, Bellomo, Chirikdjion, Dynan row 3 Parisi, Garrett, Vallero, Kopp, Poll Potzold, Goldsmith, Miller, Chioradio Webster, Baylouny, Libertell, Todt. row 4 Guttmon, Bliss, Klatt, Trinchieri, Monti Scarnici, Greebel, Kingston, Burnett, Sig nore, Rowland, Spectits, Sefeik, Liechen stein, Torre. Joseph Quagliero president Josephine Valenza ...v ce-presi ' den Joan Walsh secretary Connie Pezzano treasurer Charles Henry liaison representative Valentine Tonone adviser we need more new costumes . . . pique-nique dans le bois . . . are you a sophomore? . . . monday after- noon meetings in russ hall . . . popular french cafe al the carnival . . . alumni guests . . . eh quo . ' . . . the freshmen are the only ones ' ovec I ' esprit ' ... seniors back from france. Rodney E. Sheratsky president Connie Beams vice-pres denf Sandra Zucker secretory Helen Hendrickson treasurer Marion Walsh liaison representative Irene Pennington — adviser pay your dues if you want to be in the picture this year . . . international literature — this year ' s theme . . . we ' re sponsoring films again . . . where are the upperclassmen? . . . the cake sale ' s best seller: miss pennington ' s brownies . . . increasing attendance. english club row I: Hendrickson, Pennington, Stierot sky, Zucker. row 2. Kernon, Paserbyk Chosey, Atherley, Gomez, Torcelle, Bel lomo, Miller, Schertzer, Colosonti. row 3 Van HeesI, Andrews, Gibello, Clarke, Wei len, Peppinhaus, Doyle, Woro, Plushion ski, Vorboch, Neighbors, Ragno. row 4. Hoyden, Piles, Markle, Germanton, Beech Bill, Donate, Trygar, Cline, Dolley, Burns Porlopiono, Torsiello. row 5.- Piro, Zierold Orrei, Posthumus, Costelluccio, Vapnaro Kraemer, Paluch, Trinchieri, Monti, Mar tino, Hoon, Noordenbos, Eastwood. Page One Jiundred Torty-one inter nos I: Scelfo, Scrippets, Walker, Bock, ach. Van Tosh, Salatti. row 2; Spechts, Pavlak, Murray, Dynan, Pulas. Helen Walker president Jo Banach vice-presideni Phyllis Scrippets secretory Angela Salatti treasurer Frances Von Tosh liaison representative Carolyn Bock adviser facta non verba . . . venus and caesar at the carnival . . . skits galore . . . togas . . . trip to metropolitan museum . . . v ho ' s bringing refreshments? . . . pro- grams for n. j. classical league . . . language laboratory day . . . what ' ll we do for our next program ' ' . . cake sales and senior banquet. Virginia Pitale president Mary Lou Washburn vice-president Natalie Jardin secretory Thomas Kelly treasurer Annette Scheizer liaison representative Teresa De Escoriaza and Filomeno Peloro advisers no quiero o ' r costonets ' . . . festival in the amphithea- tre .. . where do we go from here? . . . everyone must attend, but it ' s not obligatory tct be a member . . . white elephant sale . . . senior required elective . . . we can ' t have chapin again . . . pass the word, meet- ing today. la tertulia espanola row I; Peloro, Jordirr, Scheilzer, Kelly Pitale, Washburn, row 2: Olivito, Barry Rosenthal. Left, Brown, Miller, Bellomo Surasky, Mossolh. row 3. Parisi, Gollen der, Chiaradio, Woodford, Meade, Naugh ton, Colabrese, Webster, row 4: Panebi onco, Brislow, Meloche, Glaeser, Smith Mokl, Brancato, McDermotl. Page One Tlundred 7orty-iwo art club row 1: Lease, Tritsch, Brown, Washkow, Gruenberg, Messerschmidt, Segal, FausI, Suenson. row 2- Dormer, Gold, Schwim- mer, Folcke, Orlans, McSherry, Aschen- bach. Aver, Young, Petine. newest club on campus . . . paints and easels . . . we ' ve got lots of canvas! . . . mr. vernacchia . . . what a masterpiece! . . . the ovant-gorc e on campus . . . dali, picasso, miro. John Macchione ._ _ president Harry Field -.._ vice-presideni Angie Lam pros secrefary-treasurer Robert Clayton fournamenf director move! . . . schachmat! ! . . . is that a move? . . . scientific game . . . check! . . . weekly meetings . . . no piece shall be put en prise without due process of law! . . . the rule book . . . less noise, please! chess club Hickin, Nasetta, Macchfone, Lampros, Field, Friedman, Clayton. :li Clio row J: Walton, Sinn, Rcndazzo. row 2: Neckowitz, Rubino, Battershall, AAaguire, Flynn, Angle, Buhlmonn, Colloni, Raschen, Risher. row 3: Rubin, Delvescovo, Crank- show, Stralkus, Lenehan, La Grotteria, L., Reid, Fleck, Mazzocchi, Hughes, Dorzen- tas, Birnboum. row 4; Sellner, Karros, Poznak, Mennella, Greenhaigh, Pruzinsky, Tanis, Altieri, Leckstein, De Bella, Groupp, Ashley. Elaine Sinn president Saliy Cook vice-president Ann Randazzo — secretary Frances Baker freosurer Diane Walton ....liaison representative Alice Stewart adviser social studies sorority . . . elaine ' s cakes . . . costumed candlelight initiations . . . jesse james and marie an- foinette . . . parliamentary procedure . . . theatre party to new york . . . miss Stewart ' s home . . . muse of history . . . annual picnic . . . notices? what are they? Andre Meade .— president Ed Kuffner ...vice-president Gela Borromeo recording secretary Dolores Whren corresponding secretary Ron Mayer — treosurer Rochelle Josephson h storion Helen Kyrioglou liaison representative Paul E. Froehlich adviser business social society . . . unites majors and minors . . . mr. neuner as santa clous . . . annual picnic . . . field trips to enterprises . . . anyone have his dues? ... dr. van derveer, champ egg thrower . . . short business meetings . . . mr. sheppard, star softbail player . . . annual christmas party . . . frosh receptions. epsilon mu epsilon row J: Bate, Borromeo, Meade, Whren Josephson. row 2: Van Derveer, Macintosh Prebolsky, Berardinelli, Colatrella, Cop puccio, Lacz, Liberti, Rosomillia, Puzio Connuli, Fern, Sheppard, Neuner. row 3 Natalicchio, Russo, T., lipschurtz, Schmal berg, Santini, Bortsch, Kindred, Donolo Marinelli, Francrose. row 4: Silbernagel Forsythe, McEligot, Cronin, Winschuh Schweitzer, Toomy, Kyrioglou, O ' Connor row 5: Nowok, Hozekamp, Wendlocher Suesserman, Nasello, Goldby, Paddock Seippel, Tennaro. row 6; Rittweger, Fossa Russomonno, McGrath, Adinolfi, Perry, Nes nay. row 7: Griler, Gerber, Rosomilio, P Copone, Cirignano, Nucera, Holloror Burghordt. Page One Tlundred 7orty-jour F.W A. BLDG.no. 2 geography cm row 1: Goiubinski, Aston, Picciono, Porter, Milsteod, Ronieri. row 2. Longo, Leckstein, Fahey, McDermott, Vollero, Brown, La- Grolteria, Reid, Trinchieri, Sheppord. row 3: Monroe, Quagliero, Miller, Bonoch, Laird, Levy, Houston, Bolliger, Baker, Spina, Frey. row 4: Cameron, Siegle, Alongi, Giarrotono, Gondola, Smith, Nosh, Giller, Mull, Sorensen. row 5: Marshall, Tales- nick, Penberthy, McMillan, Dankowski. Nick Picciano president Bob Porter vice-president Janet Aston secretary Jerry Ranieri -... treasurer Bruce Monroe. liaison representative Harley P. Milstead adviser room 26, the geographer ' s haven . . . sold out cake sales . . . spring picnic outing . . . field trip to ferris ' steel mill . . . Christmas party with all the trimmings, including sarrta clous . . . annual January banquet . . . doc mil- stead ' s repartee . . . bulletin board display. international relations club Herb Ershkowitz - president Bob Ancmon vice-president Barbara Halloran -.. recording secretary Mildred Levy corresponding secretory Miriam Sachs treasurer Pete De Leilis liaison representative Philip Cohen adviser punctual meetings . . . mr. cohen ' s popular tie clasp . . . what ever did happen to that survey? ... ire and un . . . freshman tea . . . scholarly field trip to see can can . ' . . do we have a speaker? . . . where ' s the faculty adviser? . . . the young intellectuals . . . conventions. row 7. Cohen, Levy, Sachs, Ershkowitz Ancmon, row 2: Dewlow, Paserbyk, Chosey Aston, Sinn, Cook, Angle, Maguire, Bat tersholl, M cMillan. ro« 3: Boll qer , Gutner Strallcus, eneham Ri. bin Laird, Houston Schavfeld, Kushne r. Bor och Deisinger Penberthy, Davis. ro V 4 Doll, Coschig- nano, Scl ember. Albane se. Grt enholgh Mennella, Groupp, PrL zen ky. Lev ne. Hen- neberr , Kosko P ccio Ma shall. science ciu row h Bassani, Ronno, Teresinski, Stach De Cicco, Liebhart, Chmlel, Miller, Griese mer, Hofstetter. row 2. Fusee, Nardo, Pan tano, Cangialose, Kamsar, Hayne, Coburn Loukodis, Hanlon, Hinlenberger, Winchell Parasuge, Hawthorne. Ray Kearsley president Rose Di Cicco vice-presideni Kathy Liebhart .secretary Irene Stach treasurer Dot Chmiel liaison representative Hugh Al en adviser meetings in a trailer . . . deep, dark, secret initiation . . . hibernation in wa-3 . . . i ' d go, but i have a lab . . affiliation with n. j. science teachers association . . who ' s a bottle-washer this year? . . . methane in their madness . . . quick, som, the extinguisher! . . specimens par excellence . . . where ' d dr. smith go? Rosemary Murphy president Mervin Edwards vice-president Helen Morton secretary Nancy Schindeler treasurer Dorothy Albanese liaison representative George Kays and Robert Stein hart advisers the limit in club life . . . we have to do something for the carnival . . . spring picnic . . . what refreshments! we ' ve had home ec. majors all along! . . . what am i? . . . imagine treasury reports by a math major. sigma phi mu row I: Williams, Albanese, Edwards, Mur- ptiy, Schindeler, Grosse. row 2: Landgraf, La Boubye, Cant, Coyle, Yeamans, Laughlin, J., Sasaki, Verrone, Schem Fern, row 3. Hoehn, Poremba, Moore, Cookey, Dixon, Dirks, Lanlhier, Hertweck, Mialone, Hendrickson. row 4. Reilly, La Grotleria, Schmocker, Meyer, Charlins Lanzara, Jordon, Chmiel, Bracklemanns Michelli, Kindred, Pelgrim, Janson. modern dance club row !: Pickin, Barrett, Burns, Rosamillia Darzentas, De Pasquale. row 2: Beck, Toy lor, Corte, Rousset, Smith, Tronz, Widmer row 3. D ' Alessio, Otto, Collins, Warren, row 4: Sinn, Miller, Hughes, Curtis, Po lisino. Barbara Hughes president Dolores Corte secretary Frances Darzentas treasurer and liaison representative Phyllis Warren adviser practices in chapin and russ . . . no — not ballet! . . . hunting for black skirts . . . don ' t forget the liaison meetings! ... a recital this semester? ... the lost budget . . . we need a men ' s club! Arlene Molley president Nancy Hudanish vice-president Marge La Boube secretary Tom Moore treasurer Elaine Charlins liaison representative S. Marie Kuhnen adviser a dime a meeting keeps the records going . . . guest callers . . . the cosmopolitan club caper . . . what are we doing? , . . listen to the calls . . . just follow me village barn . . . you be the boy this time . . . calico and denim. square and folk dance club ,w I: Trygor, Molley, Capuli, Charlins Fuhse. row 2: Stahl, Nardo, Loukedis. future teachers of america row 7: Hofstetler, Atherley, Frazee, Huber, Bossanl, Fern, row 2: Teresinski, Kindred, Renno, Nolalicchio, Griesemer, Albonese, Srhember. Camilla Hofstetter - president Mary Lou Bassani vice-presidenf Dorothy Atherley — secretory Beatrice Fern treasurer Elizabeth Griesemer liaison representative Marie Frazee and Clyde Huber advisers conferences at stokes . . . cookies and soda . . . g did you go to the liaison meeting? . . . aims to professional- ize the students . . . woody at the carnival . . . we need more members . . . ideals are like stars . . . pay your dues, please. Martina Nolan .-. president Gloria Di Salvo vice-president Robert Bohn secrefary-treosurer Nancy Hepler liaison representative Emil Kahn adviser baroque and contemporary music . . . mr. kahn ' s sym- phonic accompaniment and germanic pearls . . . vut vun knows can never hurt . . . the tragic stay of the owl ' s October party . . . mythical recorder accompani- ment . . . frozen assets — the treasurer is in the navy. collegium musicum row !: Finn, Kahn, Di Salvo, Bohn, Nolan row 2: Astone, Boer, Mrez, Hepler, Se manek. Brown, Suriscol. Page One Jiundred Torty-eigbt row 7; Wagner, Nucera, Neuner, Cohen, Sheppard, Robinson, Rosamilia. row 2: Flynn, Dwyer, Molina, Webster, Tedesco, Kerchner, Groessle, Davies, Rittweger, Hicitin, Praschak, Cirignono, Newman, row 3: Muccio, Wendlocher, Toddeo, Berendt, Deland, Moccliione, Di Paula, Kurner, Ar- ciol, Silbernogel, Sules, McKeen, Moris. Breitinger. row 4: Davis, Giller, Lukasik, Nuziole, Tarrant, Monroe, Krenicki, Heller. Janicker, Davis, E., Gavin, Molakos, Cari- ello, Zwigord, Marty, row 5: Altinger, Mosso, Taubner, Fossa, Colobrese, Kenny, La Rocca, Goldsmith, Stohl, Dynan, Pe- trides, Kuntz, Senkowsky. veterans club Les Robinson - president Don Sheppard vice-presideni Peter Rosamilia recording secretary George Nucera correspond ng secretary Bob Murray - treasurer Arnold Wagner liaison representative Ullrich Neuner and Philip Cohen advisers where ' s general neuner? . . . let ' s start on officers ' mess . . . did you get your check yet? . . . another dependent and this guy goes broke! . . . when ' s pay call? . . . sponsors of the annual citizenship trophy award. Page One Tlundred 7orty-nine J ' W ' Vt. i the editors Robert Ancmon editor-in-chiei James P. Pettegrove adviser Janet Bristow ossociale editor Ian McKelvie associafe editor, business manager Doris Kopp assistant editor, copy editor Tony Losco assistant editor Rodney Sheratsky literary editor Maxine Fox captions editor Barbara Halloran technical editor Vickie Coon publicity director Bobbie Weber typing editor Faith Feld photography editor Andre Meade sports editor row 7: Englis, Atherley, Aston, McLoughlin, Byrne, Van Tosh, Strolkus, Shalkross. row 2-. Otio, Griesemer, Maguire, Cook, Hughes, Brown, Sinn, Angle, row 3; Von Heest, Washburn, Bassont, Hofsteller, Banach, Walker; Lenehon, Fantry. la campana to theme or not to theme . . . robert ' s rules of order . . . year of change . . . those petitions . . . democracy in fhe tradition . . . but, what will we do with the dean . . . second year . . . party, party . . . who ordered this? . . . efficient faith . . . . . . where ' s the check, ian? . . . thanks a lot! . . . cathy oops, sorry, doris! start yet, rodney? thanks a lot ! ! now js fhe time . . . administration student body especial fhanks to colyer-roux publishers, in particular . . . mr. niciiolas ickes mr. harry ronnie sorony photographers for their beautiful pictures . . . thanks to mrs. wray for her patience . . . to alex for his great portraits to lou for his great candids fhanks to gerry ryan — you were a life saver thanks to all we couldn ' t possibly enumerate. the editors student directory Patricia M. Adanatzian 85a stuyvesant avenue, irvington, new jersey major: business education minor: physical education epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4; newmon club 1,2,3,4; waa 1,2,3,4. Robert Ancmon 19 race street, hillside, new jersey mo;or: social studies minor: english bureau of student publications 3,4; international relations club 1,2,3,4, liaison representative 3, vice president 4; la compana 2,3,4, business manager 3, editor-in-chief 4; newman club 1,2,3; quarterly 1,2. Ida Ann Angle main road and park avenue, vineland, nei major: social studies minor: social business c anterbury club 1 ; epsilon mu epsilon citizenship committee 2,3; internation 1,2,3,4; clio 2,3,4; kappa delta pi 3,4; roh compana 3,4. lersey 2,3, secretary 3, I relations club 3,4; la Carlo J. Alongi, Jr. 9 ferry street, south river, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography agora 2,3,4, vice president 4, corresponding secretary 3, choir 1,2; citizenship committee; forum 1,2,4; interna- tional relations club 1,4; Spanish club 1,3; tennis team 3,4; ping-pong 1,2,3,4. Helen Elizabeth Altieri 21 davies avenue, dumont, new jersey major: social studies minor: english clio 1,2,3,4; dalphac 2,3,4, vice president 3,4; la compana 4; newman club 1,2,3,4; players 1. Rocco Arciola 1 204 new york avenue, union city, new jersey major: business education minor: social business and history veterans club 3,4. Ronald J. Armengol 1 28 little falls rood, cedar grove, new jersey major: social studies minor: physical education agora 2,3,4; football 2,3,4, captain 4; m.a.c. 3,4; track 2,3,4, captain 4; newman club 2,3,4. Janet Aston 17 elm street, morristown, new jersey major: social studies minor, geography citizenship committee 1; clio 2,3,4; geography club 1,2,3,4, secretary 4; international relations club 1,2,3,4; kappa delta pi 3,4, liaison representative 4; la compana 3,4; psy- chology club 1 ; rohwec 3,4, historian 4; tv club 2; waa 1 . Dorothy Irene Atherley 629 drexel avenue, atlontic city, new jersey major: english minor: social business chorus 1; international relations club 1,2,3,4; la compana 4, epsilon mu epsilon 2,2, A; psychology club 2; future teachers of omerica 3,4, secretary 3,4. Josephine Margaret Bonoch 87 Johnston avenue, kearny, new jersey major: latin minor: english chorus 1,2; english club 2,3,4; geography club 2,3,4; inter nos 1,2,3,4, vice president 3,4; international relations club 3,4; kappa delta pi 4; la compana 4; players 2. Jean Badgley 648 stuyvesant avenue, irvington, new jersey major: english minor: physical education Mary Lou Bossoni 86 bruno street, moonachie, new jersey major: science minor: science future teachers of america 3,4, vice president 4; kappa delta pi 3,4; la compana 4; science club 1,2,3,4, president 3; square dance club 2; woo 1. Constance Battershall 1 8 prospect street, caldwell, new jersey major: social studies minor: english clio 2,3,4; players 1 ; la compana 4; international relations club 1,2,3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4. Constance E. Beams 3 essex court, maywood, new jersey major: english minor: history aldornia 3,4, vice president 4; english club 1,2,3,4, treas- urer 2, secretary 3, vice president 4; newman club 2; quar- terly literary staff 2,3,4. Lona P. Berardinelli 21 1 clifton avenue, newark, new jersey major: business education minor: physical science epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4; future teachers of america 1; science club 2,3,4, secretary 3. Bessie Ann Bieiko 607 colonial avenue, union, new jersey major: mathematics minor: music chorus 1,2,3; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4. Rosalie Kathryn Brancato 46 manner avenue, gorfield, new jersey major: Spanish minor: accounting dalphac 2,3,4, corresponding secretary 3,4; la tertulia esponola 1,2,3,4; newman club 1,4. Kathleen Frances Breen black oak ridge road, box 496 c — wayne township paterson, new jersey major: english minor, history aldornia 3,4, president 4; english club 1,2; koppa delta pi 3,4; montclorion 2,3, co-features editor 3; quarterly 1,2,3,4, literary editor 3, editor 4; Spanish club 2. Janet Eleanor Bristow I orange heights avenue, west orange, new jersey major: english minor: Spanish student government board of trustees 2,3,4, president 3; english club 1,2,3; intervorsity christian fellowship 1,2,3,4, president 4; carnival co-chairman 2; la compana 2,3,4, associate editor 4; wmf board of trustees 3,4; kappa delta pi 3,4; stirc 3,4; Spanish club 2,3,4; citizenship com- mittee 2,3,4; aldornia 3,4; sigmo delta pi 2,3,4; who ' s who 4. Newton Brown 211 governor street, paterson, new jersey major: mathematics minor: science opheston 2,3,4, treasurer 4; science club 3,4. Barbara Ann Byrne 82 hawthorne avenue, bloomfleld, new jersey major: french minor: english le cercle froncois 1,2,3,4, secretary 1; choir 1; carnival committee 2; montclorion 1,2,3; class treasurer 4; newman club 1,2,3,4; modern dance club 1,2, publicity manager 2; la compana 4; tennis club 2. Page One yiundred Jifty-three Robert Buff major: science minor: science Lee P. Burns 545 forest street, orange, new jersey major: social studies minor: biological science band 1; newmon club 1,2,4; geography club 4; interna- tional relations club 1 . Dominick P. Calabrese 139 garfleld avenue, long branch, new jersey major: Spanish minor: music band 1,2,3,4; fencing team 1,2; kappa delta pi 4; la ter- tulia espanola 1,2,3,4, vice president 3. Samuel Stewart Cameron 35 martin road, verona, new jersey ma;or: social studies minor: geography agora 1,2,3,4; choir 2; chorus 2; geography club 1. Bartholomew J. Campanella 183 Johnson avenue, hackensock, new jersey mo;or; music minor: music band 2,4, president 3; men in music, liaison representative and secretary 2,3; orchestra 1,2. Bartholomew Cangialose 76 Washington street, lodi, new jersey major: science minor: science Gerald Canter 9 branch brook drive, belleville, new jersey major: french minor: speech cross country 1; forum 3,4; kappa delta oi 3,4; le cercle francais 1,2,3,4; players 3,4; senate 3,4; sigma alpha eta 3,4. Rita Caputi 151 -5th street, clifton, new jersey major: science minor: science modern dance club 2; science club 2; square dance club 1 ,2,3, president 3. Stuart Carver 280 myrtle avenue, irvington, new jersey major: social studies minor: accounting international relations club 1 . Mary Casagrande 327 Washington avenue, avon, new jersey major: mathematics minor; english dorm council treasurer 2; newman club 2,3,4; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4; woo 1,2,3,4. Margaret Ann Casey 618 river road, new milford, new jersey major: speech minor: english creative writing club 1,2; fencing club 1,2; la campana 3,4, art editor 4; players 1,2,3,4, publicity director 3, liaison representative 4; quarterly 1,2,3,4, art editor 3; secretary of class 2, corresponding secretary 3; tv club 3,4, re- cording secretary 4. Frank Cassavell 100 jefFerson avenue, emerson, new jersey major: business education minor; history baseball 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,3,4; newman club 3,4; epsi- lon mu epsilon 4; senate 2,3,4; tribe 1,2,3,4. Joseph Chiaradio 1 03 palisade avenue, bergenfield, new jersey major: french minor: Spanish le cercle francais 1,2,3,4; la tertulia espanola 2,3,4. Robert David Clayton 1322 - 10th avenue, neptune, new jersey mo;or: social studies minor: english chess club 1 ,4; chorus 1; table tennis 2,3,4. John F. Coburn white oak road, parsippany-troy hills, new jersey major; science minor; science fta; phi lambda pi; newman club; science club; square dance club. Ann Marie Coffey 652 salem avenue, elizobeth, new jersey major: business education minor: history dorm council: russ, vice chairman, chapin, vice chairman; epsilon mu epsilon 1; newman club 1; players 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3,4; waa 1,2; who ' s who 4. Miriam E. Cohen 144 midland avenue, montcloir, new jersey major: english minor: history english club 3,4; players 2. Lorraine Colatrella 58 fifth street, newark, new jersey major: business education minor; history epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4. Sally Cook 17 elm street, morristown, new jersey major: social studies minor: social business clio 2,3,4, vice president 4; epsilon mu epsilon 2,3,4; fta 3,4, liaison representative 4; ire 1,2,3,4; psychology club 1; rohwec 3,4; la campana 3,4. Vivian B. Coon 15 Williams street, bloomfleld, new jersey major: speech minor: english boosters club 3,4; canterbury club 1,2,3, president 3; carni- val finance co-chairman 2,3; cheerleaders 1,2,3,4, co- captain 3, captain 4; dalphac 2,3,4; english club 1,2; kappa delta pi 3,4; la campana 3,4, publicity editor 4; mstc repre- sentative to eastern states ' convention 3; players 2; phi gamma tau 1,2,3,4, president 3; sga assistant treasurer 2; sga chairman of Spanish festival 2; sigma alpha eta 2,3, president 4 ; who ' s who 4. Dolores Virginia Corte 414 hoboken avenue, jersey city, new major: english minor: political science choir 3, robe mistress; chorus 1,2; secretary 3,4. dance 2,3,4, Polly Ann Crankshaw 1 2 undercliff terrace, west orange, new jersey major: social studies minor: biology a capella choir 1; clio 2,3,4; dalphac 2,3,4; quarterly literary staff 1,2,3,4. Karl Custer highwood terrace, boonton township, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography geography club 2,3; international relations club 3,4. Carmel Ann D ' Alessio 1 1 1 forest avenue, verona, new jersey ma;or; french minor: english dalphac 3,4; jazz club 3; le cercle francais 4; modern dance 1,2,4; newman club 1,2,3,4. Ruth H. Delvescovo 1 1 2 linden avenue, verona, new jersey major; social studies minor: physical education clio 2,3,4; la campana 4; waa 2,3,4; women ' s tennis club 3. Tage One Jiundred 7ifty-jour Madeleine Devitt 227 high street, orange, new jersey major: french minor: music choir 2,3,4; chorus 2; fta 1; ie cercle francais 1,2,3,4, president 2; modern dance 1; players 1; pro musica, presi- dent 3; student musical 2. Ellen DiCamillo 576 new jersey avenue, lyndhurst, new jersey major: english minor: accounting bowling 1,2; english club 1,2,3,4; epsilon mu epsilon 2,4, newman club 3,4. Joan Rosemarie Doyle 153 Washington avenue, hawthorne, new jersey major: english minor: speech dalphac 3,4; english club 1,3,4; players 3. Anita Durling 709 forest avenue, westfield, new jersey major: mathematics minor: english apsesteon 4; kappa delta pi 3,4; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4; waa 1,2,3,4. Jean M. Dynan 47 evergreen place, east orange, new jersey major: french minor: latin bowling club 2; inter nos 1,2,3; kappa delta pi 4; Ie cercle francais 1,2,3,4, president 3; liaison committee 2,3. Paul F. Emma, Jr. 698 south 20th street, newark, new jersey major: business education minor: political science veterans club 3,4. Joan Esther Englis 250 de grow ave., teaneck, new jersey major: english minor: speech citizenship committee 1,2; class council 2,3; dalphac 2,3,4; la campana 4; montclarion 1,2; rec. room committee 2,3,4, chairman 3,4; -sigma alpha eta 1,2,3,4; sga, class repre- sentative 4; waa 1 ; young republicans ' club 3, secretary 3. Herbert Ershkowitz 635 elm street, Kearny, new jersey major: social studies minor: social business epsilon mu epsilon 2,3; geography club 3,4; international relations club 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3, president 4; la campana 4; rohwec 3,4. Faith Feld 92 chelsea avenue, long branch, new jersey major: english minor, political science alumni life 3,4; bureau of student publications 3,4; creative writing 1; english club 1; fencing club 1; ire 1,2; la cam- pana 2,3,4, photography editor 4; montclarion 1,2,3,4, news editor 2, managing editor 4; quarterly 1,2,3,4. Beatrice Fern 20 meeker place, millburn, new jersey major: business minor: accounting aphesteon 4; epsilon mu epsilon 2,3,4; future teachers of omerico 3,4, treasurer 4; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3; waa 1 . Veronica Fleck 98 narrumson road, manasquan, new jersey major: social studies minor: physical education clio 2,3; dalphac 3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4; twirlers 2,3,4, captain 3, drum majorette 4; waa 2,3,4. Caroline L. Flynn 2 cross street, west orange, new jersey major: social studies minor: physical education clio 2,3,4; tennis club 4; waa 2,3. Moxine C. Fox 10 helen avenue, freehold, new jersey major: english minor: speech chorus 1,2; class treasurer 2; dalphac 2,3,4; english club 2; la campana 3 , captions editor 4; players 1,2,3,4, vice president 2,3; sigma alpha eta 1,2; wmf 2. Lois L. Franciose 3 notch park road, little falls, new jersey major: business minor: english epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4; pi omega pi 2,3,4, treasurer 4. Herman Friedman 221 osborne terrace, newark 8, new jersey major: social studies minor physical education basketball 1,2; kappa delta pi 3,4; rohwec 3,4; track 1,2. Ina Friedman 379 e. 26th street, paterson, new jersey major: english minor: political science aldornia 3,4, treasurer 4; creative writing club 1,2, vice president 2; english club 1,2; ire 1,2,3; kappa delta pi 3,4, president 4; players 4; quarterly 1,2,3,4, literary editor 4. Bernice Fuhse 19 locust drive, asbury park, new jersey major: science minor, science bond issue mailing chairman 2; citizenship committee 2; curriculum committee 3,4; fencing 2; players 1,2,3; science club 1 ,2; square dance club 3. Connie Veronica Giarratano 377 main street, ridgefield park, new jersey major: english minor: geography chorus 1,2; citizenship committee 2,3; square and folk dance club 4; geography club 2,3,4; players 4. James M. Gifford 28 pease avenue, verona, new jersey major: speech minor, english phi lambda pi 2,3; sigma alpha eta 2,3; track 1,2,3. Anita R. Glaeser 100 gordon avenue, totowa boro, new jersey major: Spanish minor: english chorus 1; english club 4; Spanish club 1,2,3,4; women ' s tennis club 2,3,4. Juliette Bertha Goebel 443 east 24th street, paterson, new jersey major: business minor: physical education epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3; jazz club 3; newman club 1,2,3; sigma delta pi 3,4. Bernard Joseph Goldwater 53 demarest street, newark 8, new jersey major: social studies minor, physical education baseball 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,4. Joseph M. Gondola 31 20th avenue, paterson, new jersey agora 3,4, corresponding secretary 4; class vice president 4; football manager 4; geography club 2,3,4; kappa delta pi 4; newman club 2,3. Soundra Gordon 587 tillman street, hillside, new jersey major: social studies minor, physical education clio 2,3; dalphac 3,4; modern dance 1,2,3; waa 1,2,3,4. Patricio Ruth Gordon 261 ampere parkway, bloomfield, new jersey major: french minor: speech christian fellowship 2,3,4; french club 1,2,3,4, treasurer 2; players 4. Page One Tlimdred 7ifty-flve James Gordon 531 Harrison avenue, Harrison, new jersey major: business minor: speech agora 1,2,3,4, president 3,4; class president 2; epsllon mu epsilon 1,2; future teachers of omerico 1; newman club 1 ,2,3,4, treasurer 2. Louise E. Graupp 347 brood street, carlstadt, new jersey major: social studies minor: english clio 3,4; ire 3,4; la campana 4; montclorion 2; rohwec 3,4, treasurer 4. Robert Arthur Green 148 madison avenue, irvington, new jersey major: business minor: mathematics cross country 1,2,3,4; track 1,3,4; tribe 1,2,3,4. Joan Greenhaigh 15 kenwood road, hawthorne, new jersey major: social studies minor: english chorus 1 ; clio 2,3,4; ire 2,3,4. Michael Grieco 75 columbus avenue, montclair, new jersey major: english minor: french aldornia 3,4; french club 2. Elizabeth Ann Griesemer 252 Hamilton avenue, glen rock, new jersey major, science minor, biology fta 3,4, liaison representative 4; la campana 3,4; science club 2,3,4. David Paul Hanlon 876 york road, absecon, new jersey major: science minor: science carnival co-chairman 2; fencing team 1,2; forum 1,2,3,4; junior class president; kappa delta pi 3,4, vice president 4; life Hall committee 2; science club 1,2,3,4, vice president 3, who ' s who 4. Donald Lee Haurie 19 jacoby street, moplewood, new jersey major: speech minor: english opera workshop 1; phi lambda pi 2,3; players 2,3; sigma alpha eta 3,4. Frederick W. Hazekomp 1 23 carey avenue, butler, new jersey major: business minor: political science track 1,2,3, co-captain 4; tribe 1,2,3,4. George W. Hitz apt. 39a addison place, clifton, new jersey major: science minor: science football 2; kappa delta pi 3,4; science club 3,4; veterans club 2,3,4. Marie J. Hoehn 919 south nineteenth street, newark, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting aphesteon 4; french club 2; montclorion 1,2,3,4, news edi- tor 3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4; kappa delta pi. Camilla Jean Hofstetter south street, succasunna, new jersey major: science minor: science chorus 1; christian fellowship 2,3,4; f.t.o. president 4; la campana 4; science club 3,4; waa 1 . Ruth Hopper 187 brookdale avenue, newark 6, new jersey major: social studies minor: mathematics class secretary 1; clio 1,2,3,4; moth club 2,3; rohwec 2,3, vice president 4. Amelia M. Horsburg 21 passoic avenue, pompton lakes, new jersey major: social studies minor: speech choir 1,2,3,4; dalphac 3,4; ire 1,2; modern dance 1,2; opera workshop 1; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4; key memb3r 2,3,4; television club 2,3, corresponding secretary 3. Dorothy Joan Horvoth 101 hamilton street, harrison, new jersey major: english minor: history chorus 1,2; citizenship committee 3,4; english club 1,2,3,4; fta 1 ; newman club 1,2,3,4. Barbara Hughes 819 16th avenue, belmar, new jersey major: social studies minor: accounting citizenship committee 2,3,4, treasurer 3; chorus 1 ; clio 2,3,4; dance club 1,2,3,4, president 3. Lila Jackson 441 e. 34th street, paterson, new jersey major: music minor: music band 3,4; choir 1,2; orchestra, concert mistress 1,2,3,4; sigma delta pi 1 ,2. Mary Ann Janson 16 east normal avenue, upper montclair, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting dalphac 3,4; junior class secretory; montclarion 1,2,3, co- features editor 3; senior class sga representative; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4, president 3. Joan E. Kindred 443 hory street, roselle, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting epsilon mu epsilon 2,3,4; fta 3,4; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4; waa 1 . Evelyn A. Koches 10 magnolia avenue, arlington, new jersey major: english minor: biology chorus 1; english club 1; geography club 2,3; kappa delta pi 3,4; science club 3. Harriet Stephanie Locz 1 17 martin street, paterson, new jersey major: business minor: english epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4; newman club 1,2; pi omega pi 3,4, secretary 4; sigma delta pi 2,3,4. Betty Dunning Lagrotterio 919 b boulevard, new milford, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting aphesteon 2,3,4, secretary 3,4; chorus 1,2; players 2; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4, vice president 3. Louise Lagrotterio 830 kinderkomock road, riveredge, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography geography club 2,3,4; newman club 1; players 1; waa 1. Mary Lou Langon 6400 hudson avenue, west new york, new jersey mojor: english minor: social business dalphac 3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4; la campana 4; players 1,2,3,4, corresponding secretary 3,4; waa 1. Barbara Lee 1 1 24 hudson street, hoboken, new jersey major: english minor: speech carnival committee 3; fencing 1,2; newman club 1,2; quar- terly 2,3,4; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4, key member; sigma delta pi 2,3,4, president 4; square dance club 4. Mary Helen Lenehon 440 jersey street, harrison, new jersey major: social studies minor: english clio 2,3,4; ire 4; la campana 4; newman club 2,3,4; quarterly 3,4. Page One yiundred Tifty-six Patricia Ann LeRoy 1 25 godwin avenue, wyckoflF, new iersey major: english minor: mathematics co-chairman sophomore carnival committee; fencing 2; junior class vice president; senior ring committee; sIgma phi mu 1,2. Aileen Levine 29 margaret court, fair lawn, new jersey major: social studies minor: english die 3,4; ire 3,4; rohwec 3,4, corresponding secretary 4; la campana 4. Morris Liss 252 fulton place, poterson, new jersey major: social studies minor: music chorus 1,2,3,; kappa delta pi 3,4; rohwec 2,3,4, treasurer 3 president 4; social studies newspaper 3,4. Loretta Lombardo 219 nules street, elizabefh, new jersey major: english minor: accounting english club 1,2,3,4; epsilon mu epsilon 3,4; newman club 3,4; waa 1 ,2. Anthony Losco 106 mt. pleasant avenue, w. paterson, new jersey major: speech minor: english agora 2,3,4, secretary; football 1,2; tribe 1; players 1,2,3,4; forum 3,4; yearbook 4, assistant editor 4; intra murals 3,4; sigma alpha eta 2. Lucas Loukedis 69 Columbia avenue, paterson, new jersey major: science minor: science fta 3,4; science club 3,4; square dance club 3,4. Elizabeth Ann Maguire 47 high street, passalc, new jersey major: social studies minor: accounting chorus 1; clio 2,3,4; ire 1,4; kappa delta pi 4; la cam- pana 3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4; rohwec 2,3,4, secretary 4; sigma phi mu 2,3; waa 2,3; social studies newspaper 4. Lorraine T. MakI 72 Jewell street, gorfleld, new jersey major, english minor: english english club 4; kappa delta pi 4; Spanish club 1,2,3,4; ten- nis club 2,3,4; waa 1 . Patricia Mannard 108-68 street, guttenberg, new jersey major: speech minor: english fta 1, secretary 2; kappa delta pi 3,4; players 1,2; psy- chology club 2; sigma alpha eta 1,2,3,4, secretary 4- tv club 3,4. Muriel McCaffrey 31 elm street, bloomfleld, new jersey major: music minor: music James McGhee 79 fairmount avenue, Chatham, new jersey major: social studies minor: english agora 2,3,4, liaison representative 3; basketball 1; bureau of student publications 3; carnival committee 2; chess club 1,4; fencing team 1,2; forum 1; intra mural sports 1,2,3,4; inter nos 2; newman club 1; montclorion 2,3, assistant sports editor, sports editor, news editor 2, technical editor, editor- in-chief 3; players 1,2; quarterly 3; table tennis team 1,2,3,4; tennis team 1,2,3, captain 4. Margaret Josephine McGuigan 366 ward street, union, new jersey ma;or; english minor, history arrowhead advisory committee 4; citizenship committee 3,4; chorus 1,2; english club 1,2,3,4; fta 1; newman club 1,2,3,4. Geraldine Kathryn McGuire 66 curie avenue, clifton, new jersey major: english minor: speech oldornia 3,4; english club 1,2; chorus 2; newman club 1,4; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4. Ian McKeivie 2 kearney street, newark, new jersey ma;or: social studies minor: physical education bureau of student publications 4; international relations club 3,4; la campana 3,4, business manager, associate editor 4; track 1 . Janet Mclrjghlin Hi tyler avenue, carneys point, new jersey major: mathematics minor: physical education citizenship committee 3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4; tennis 1,2; waa 1,2,3,4, president 3. Nancy Judine McLoughlin 34 haines drives, bloomfield, new jersey major: french minor: english carnival committee 2; class vice-president 1 ; class secretary 4; dalphac 2,3,4; french club 1,2,3,4, liaison representa- tive 3; kappa delta pi 3,4; la campana 4; newman club 1; sga 2,3, corresponding secretary 2, recording secretary 3; student musical 2, ticket committee co-chairman; w.a.a. 1 ; who ' s who 4. James A. McMillan 599 grove street, irvington, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography cross country 1,2,3,4; geography club 2,2, A; international relations club 3; social studies newspaper 3,4; track 1,2,3,4. Verna M. Meloche 95 no. 7th street, newark, new jersey major: Spanish minor: french canterbury club 2; christian fellowship 3,4; french club 2,3,4; Spanish club 1,2,3,4, liaison representative 3; tennis club 1 ,2,3,4, co-captain 2. Lucille Mennella 385 michigan ave., paterson, new jersey major: social studies minor: english chorus 1; clio 2,3,4; international relations club 2,3,4. Horry A. Miller, Jr. 197 eastern way, rutherford, new jersey major, french minor: geography geography club 2,3,4; le cercle francais 1,2,3,4. Joseph Moris 34 madison street, east rutherford, new jersey major: social studies minor, english track 2,3; veterans club 3,4. Corinne Mazzocchi 234 Wayne avenue, clifFside pork, new jersey major: social studies minor: speech chorus 1; citizenship committee 1,4; la campana 4; newman club 1,3; players 1; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4. Donald Jackson Murray 103 brookdale ave., nutley 10, new jersey major: business education minor: physical education track 1,3,4. Anna Nardo 62 lake street, ramsey, new jersey major: science minor, science chorus 1; science club 3,4. Page One iHundred Jijty-seven Leo Vincent Natalicchio 505 Washington street, hoboken, new jersey major: business education minor: physical education agora 2,3,4, treasurer 4; bowling team 4; citizenship com- mittee 3,4; epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4; football 1,2,3; forum 2,3; future teachers of america 1,2,3,4; montclarion 3,4; newmon club 1,2; student bureau of publications 3,4. William Naughton 718 lafayette avenue, hawthorne, new jersey major: Spanish minor: english creative writing club 2; english club 2; kappa delta pi 3,4; la tertulia espanola 2,3,4; psychology club 2. Ruth Neckowitz 26 new brunswick avenue, margate, new jersey major: social studies minor, geography citizenship committee 1,2,3, publicity chairman 2,3; clio 1,3,4; geography club 1,2,3; players 1,2,3,4; waa 1. Robert Nesnay 397 avenue c, bayonne, new jersey major: business education minor, physical education basketball 2,3,4; forum 1; newman club 1,2,3,4; senate 2,3,4. Martina M. Nolan 610 thomas street, orange, new jersey major: music minor: music choir 3,4; collegium musicum 3,4, president 4; music wo.-k- shop 2,3,4. Louise Noonburg 297 north 1 2th place, prospect park, new jersey major: speech minor: english chorus 1,2; dalphac 2,3,4, recording secretary 3,4; english club 1,2,3; kappa delta pi 4; phi gamma tau 2,3,4; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4; tennis club 1,2,3. Milton Ortiz 151 clifton avenue, newark, new jersey major, business education minor: physical education agora 3,4; epsilon mu epsilon 2,3; intramural athletics 1,2,3,4; track 2,3; tribe 1,2,3,4; varsity football 1,2,3,4. Joseph Newbold Oakland avenue, Oakland, new jersey major: science minor: science carnival committee 2; kappa delta pi 3,4; phi lambda pi 2,3,4; science club 2,3,4; square dance club 2,3. George G. Nucero 4205 palisade avenue, union city, new jersey major, business minor: physical education alumni board 4; campus queen dance chairman 3; class president 4; citizenship committee 3,4; epsilon mu epsilon 2,3,4; football 2; booster club 4; forum 4; newman c ' ub 2,3,4; parking committee 3,4, chairman 4; phi lambda pi 1,2,3,4, vice president 4; sga council 4; veterans club 3,4, chairman 3, corresponding secretary 4. Patricia Anne O ' Connor 240 south munn avenue, irvington, new jersey major: physical science minor: biology citizenship committee 4; junior class sga representative; newman club 1,2,3,4; science club 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3; sigma delta pi 3,4; who ' s who 4. Eugene ' vVilliom Oberg 131 east side avenue, ridgewood, new jersey major: english minor: history bureau of student publications 4; english club 1,2,3,4; forum 1,2,3,4, secretary 2, president 3, liaison representa- tive 4; intramural Softball 1,2,3,4, liaison committee 2,3,4, chairman 3; montclarion 1,2,3,4, assistant sports editor 2, sports editor 2, news editor 3, technical editor 3, editor-in- chief 4; newman club 1; quarterly literary stafF 1,2,3,4; senate 2,3,4, liaison representative 3, secretary 4. Mario Poscale 211 5 1 st street, west new york, new Jersey major: speech minor: english choir 3; players 1,2,3,4, vice president 4; senate 2,3,4; sigma alpha eta 1,2,3,4, treasurer 4. James Paterno 67 edwin street, ridgefield park, new jersey major: mathematics minor: physical science bond 1,2,3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4. Marilyn Pelgrim 182 carbon street, paterson, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting chorus 3; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4, secretary 3. John Penberthy 1 88 thomas street, bloomfield, new jersey major: social studies minor, geography chorus 1,2,3,4; cross country 1,2,3,4, captain 4; geog- raphy club 1,2; track teem 1,2,3,4. Doralea Pepper 127 union avenue, garfleld, new jersey major: english minor: accounting english club 1,2,3,4; epsilon mu epsilon 3,4; la campana 2; newman club 1,2; tv club 2. Robert Perlett 87 fox hill road, rainbow lakes, denville, new jersey major: speech minor: english phi lambda pi 1,2,3,4, secretary 3,4; players 1,2,3,4, treas- urer 3, president 4; sigma alpha eta 3,4; student musical 1 . Angela Pete 20 norwood avenue, clifton, new jersey major: english minor: speech english club 1,2; psychology club 2; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4, liaison representative 3,4. Nicholas Picciano 221 west passaic avenue, bloomfield, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography basketball 1,2; chorus 1; geography club 1,2,3,4, president 4; newman club 4. Olga Pignatore 654 lincoln avenue, orange, new jersey major: social studies minor: biology newman club 2. Virginia Pitale 122 north morris avenue, atlantic city, new jersey major: Spanish minor: english bloodmobile chairman 2; carnival committee 2; citizenship committee 1,2,4; dalphac 2,3,4, liaison representative 4; Spanish club 2,3,4, president 3; sga rep. ' esentative 3; vice president of class 2; who ' s who 4. Phyllis Poremba 529 hobson avenue, saddle river township, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting newman club 1,2,3,4; sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4; tennis club 2,3; women ' s athletic association 2,3. Robert Porter 43 sanford street, dover, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography forum 2,3,4, vice president 4; geography club 2,3,4, vice president 3; intra-softball 2,3,4; international relations club 2; senate 3,4. Michael Praschak 1 20 south street, newark, new jersey major: english minor: social studies carnival committee 3; citizenship committee 2,3,4, chairman 3,4; english club 4; international relations club 1; life hall steering committee 2,3; phi lambda pi 2,3,4, president 3,4; veterans club 2,3,4, liaison representative 3. Page One nmdred T fty-eigbt Patricia Prebolsky 389 some! avenue, garfield, new Jersey major: business education minor: english epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4; pi omega pi 2,3,4, vice presi- dent 3,4; tennis club 1,2,3, manager 3. Rosemarie Privitera 136 soutti durang street, irvington, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting bowling 1; newman club 1,2; players 2; sigma phi mu 1,2. Amelia Pruzinsky 1 garden court east, garfield, new jersey major: social studies rn; ' nor: speech clio 2,4; ire 1,2,4; la campana 4; players 1,2. Peggy Pulas 10 summit road, verona, new jersey major: french minor: latin chorus 1,2; le cercle francais 1,2,3,4, president 3; latin club 1,2,3,4; kappa delta pi 3,4. Joseph Quagliero 137 madison street, paterson, new jersey major: french minor, geography geography club 4; le cercle francais 1,2,3,4, treasurer 2, president 4; newman club 4. Doris Ragan r.f.d. 1, elmer, new jersey major: english minor: biology christian fellowship 2,3,4; citizenship committee 3,4; do.-m council 2,3; english club 1,2; science club 3,4. Jeanie Rawcliffe 363 chestnut street, nutley, new jersey major: speech minor: english fencing club 1,2,3,4, manager 3, treasurer 4; sigma alpha eta 3,4; tv club 3,4, vice president 4. Mary Reid 264 prince street, newark, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography psychology club 2, secretary 2; choir 4; chorus 2; christian fellowship 3; clio 2,3,4; geography club 2,3,4; ire 4. Ellen Reilly 506 linwood avenue, ridgewood, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting aphesteon 3,4; bowling 1; christian fellowship 1,2; sigma phi mu 1 ,2,3,4. Emilie M. Renna 63 east 19th street, paterson, new jersey major: science minor: science future teachers of america 3,4; newman club 1,2,3; science club 1,2,3,4. Patricia Risher 100 murray avenue, new market, new jersey major: social studies minor: mathematics chorus 1 ; clio 2,3,4; newman club 1 . Lester N. Robinson 612 clifton avenue, newark, new jersey major: business education minor: geography epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4; geography club 2,3; rostrum 1,2; veterans club 3,4, president 4. Virginia Rolek 243 south 21st street, irvington, new jersey major: english minor: speech dalphac 2,3,4, recording secretary 2,3; english club 1; tennis club 1 . Marilyn Rosamilia 227 mt. prospect avenue, newark, new jersey major: business education minor: physical education epsilon mu epsilon 1,4; jazz club 3; modern dance 1,4; new- man club 1,2,3,4; waa 2,3,4. Dorothea Joanne Rubin 396 union avenue, irvington, new jersey major: social studies minor: social business clio 2,3,4; epsilon mu epsilon 1 ; ire 3,4; la campana 4; tennis club 1 . Ronald E. Rubin 287 hobson street, newark, new jersey major: social studies minor: physical education baseball 1,2,3,4, captain 3,4; basketball 1. Marie A. Rubino 638 sherman avenue, roselle park, new jersey major: social studies minor: accounting citizenship committee 1 ; clio 2,2 A; tennis club 3,4; waa 2,3. Frederick G. Rudolph 1 1 22 morris street, point pleasant, new jersey major: business education minor: political science kappa delta pi 3,4; pi omega pi 3,4; veterans club 4. Adele Russell 181 smith street, perth amboy, new jersey major: english minor: speech assembly committee 2,3; choir 3,4; citizenship committee 1,2,3,4, vice chairman 4; dalphac 2,3,4, liaison representa- tive 4; dorm show director 2,3; english club 1; sga vice president 4; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4. Theresa Edith Russo 206 elm street, newark, new jersey major: business education minor: physical education epsilon mu epsilon 1,2,3,4, secretary 2; kappa delta pi 4; pi omega pi 2,3,4, president 3; s.g.o. assistant treasurer 2; sga treasurer 3. Miriam Sachs 545 east 24th street, paterson, new jersey major: english minor: social studies aldornla 4; ire 3,4, treasurer 3; orchestra 1; quarterly literary staff 3,4; square dance club 3; la campana 4; kappa delta pi 4. Angela Marie Salatti 5 delaware avenue, dumont, new jersey major: latin minor: english choir 1,2,3,4; english club 2,3,4; inter nos 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3; kappa delta pi 3,4; montclarion 1,2, copy editor 2; newman club 1 ,2,3,4. June Sasaki dormitory 1 1 apt. 3, seobrook, new jersey ma;or: mathematics minor: physical science aphesteon 3,4; kappa delta pi 3,4; math club 1,2,3,4; science club 2,3,4; sigma delta pi 2,3,4. Catherine Schember 10 roosevelt place, montclair, new jersey ma;or: english minor: music June K. Schmidt 50 clora place, cedar grove, new jersey major: social studies minor: english choir 1,2,4; kappa delta pi 4; ire 1,2,4; rohwec 2,4; eristian fellowship 1,2,4; 53-54 exchange student to the university of reading, england. Joyce J. Schmocker 35 winslow terrace, fair lawn, new jersey major: mathematics minor: accounting aphesteon 2,3,4, vice president 3,4; christian fellowship 1; sigma phi mu 1 ,2,3,4. Doris Jane Shalleross 609 Springfield road, kenilworth, new jersey major: english minor: physical education choir 1,2,3,4, secretary 2, president 3,4; class council 3,4; le cercle francais 1; dalphac 2,3,4, president 4; english club 2,3; la campana 4; waa 1,2; who ' s who 4. Page One yiundyed Tifty-nine Rodney E. Sheratsky 76 east 1 8th street, paterson, new jersey major: english minor: speech bureau of student publications 2,3; chorus 1; english club 1,2,3,4, president 4; la campana literary editor 4; mont- clarion 1,2,3,4, features editor 3; quarterly 1,2,3,4, editor-in-chief 3; senate 3,4. Carolyn Marie Siegle 7-14 berdan avenue, fair lawn, new jersey major: english minor, geography boosters club 3,4; cheerleaders 2,3,4; geography club 2,3,4; newman club 2,3,4; sigma delta pi 2,3,4. Nancy M. Sigman 535 stetson street, orange, new jersey major: english minor, speech aldornia 3,4, secretary 4; english club 1,2,3,4; psychology club 3; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4. Valentine Silbernagel 917 grove street, Irvington, new jersey major: business education minor: social studies commuters club 1 ; football 1 ; pi omega pi 3,4; veterans club 2,3,4. Elaine Sinn 25 winding way, short hills, new jersey major: social studies minor: social business chorus 1; clio 2,3,4, secretary 3, president 4; epsilon mu epsilon 2,3; ire 3,4; modern dance club 1,4; tennis club 3,4; w.a.a. 1; la campana 3,4. Justine Smith 206 park street, montclair, new jersey major: english minor: geography choir 1,2; dolphoc 2,3,4; english club 1,2; geography club 2,3,4; jazz club 3; modern dance club 4; newman club 1,2,3,4. Patricia Ann Smith 264 grove street, romsey, new jersey major: social studies minor: physical education clio 1,2,3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4; woo 2,3. Rosemarie Smith 220 valley road, clifton, new jersey major: Spanish minor: english christian fellowship 1,3; english club 4; la tertulia espanola 1,2,3,4; opera club 2; tennis club 2,3,4. John Sorokopud 514 stetson street, orange, new jersey ma; ' or; english minor: political science boosters association 4; bowling team 1,2,3,4, captain 3,4; christian fellowship 1,2; english club 1,2,3; forum 2,3; montclarion 2,3,4, sports editor 3; senate 3,4; veterans club 3,4. Doris M. Stralkus 195 boston avenue, hillside, new jersey major, social studies minor: english choir 1,2; clio 2,2 A; ire 4; la campana 4; newman club 2,4; quarterly 3,4; twirlers 1,2,3,4. Lorelle Stuhlemmer 1 17 cloirmont avenue, westwood, new jersey major: english minor: political science aldornia 2,3,4; creative writing club 1,2, secretary 1, presi- dent 2; dalphac 2,3,4; kappa delta pi 3,4; players 2,3,4. secretary 3,4; quarterly 1,2,3,4. John T. Sules 272 foirmont avenue, newark, new jersey major: business education minor, physical education baseball 1,2,3, captain 3; senate 1,2,3,4, vice president 3, president 4. Samuel Talesnick 37 brogow avenue, newark, new jersey major: social studies minor: geography geography club 4; rohwec 4. Kathleen Bernadette Teresinski 78 east 4th street, clifton, new jersey major: science minor: science future teachers of america 3,4; newman club 1,2,3,4; sci- ence club 1 ,2,3,4. Geraldine C. Tranz 1308 palisade avenue, union city, new jersey ma;or: english minor: speech modern dance club 4; sigma alpha eta 2,3,4. Valerie A. Trillhaase 61 Oakland avenue, bloomfield, new jersey major: english minor: physical education aldornia 3,4, liaison representative 4; kappa delta pi 3,4, treasurer 4; life hall campaign 2,3, captain 3; woo 1,2,3,4, bowling chairman 3. Ralph J. Ubaldo 92 franklin street, paterson, new jersey major: science minor: science fencing club 1,2,3; kappa delta pi 3,4; phi lambda pi 2, liaison representative 2; science club 1,2,3,4; square dance club 2,3. Peter Van Heest 164 union avenue, clifton, new jersey major: english minor: speech cross country 1; english club 1,4; ire 3; ployers 2,3; sigma alpha eta 2; track 1. Frances Van Tosh 15-22 elmary place, fair lawn, new jersey major: latin minor: english english club 3,4; inter nos 1,2,3,4, secretary 2, liaison representative 3,4; modern dance club 1,2; la campana 4. Frances Verrone 30 oak street, bloomfield, new jersey major: mathematics minor: physical education ophesteon 3,4, liaison representative 3; dalphac 2,3,4, treasurer 3; junior class treasurer; kappa delta pi 3,4, sec- retary 3; liaison committee secretary 3; modern dance, 1,2 newman club 1,2,3,4, liaison representative 2, treasurer 3 sigma phi mu 1,2,3,4; waa 1,2,3,4, vice president 3 women ' s tennis club 1,2,3, treasurer 2,3. Marion Helen V olker 71 morgan place, north arlington, new jersey major: latin minor: english english club 2,3,4; inter nos 1,2,3,4, president 4. Mary Lou Washburn 30 oak street, bloomfield, new jersey major: Spanish minor: physical education dalphac 3,4; kappa delta pi 3,4, historian 4; la campana 4; la tertulia espanola 1 ,2,3,4; modern dance club 1; newman club 1,2,3,4; women ' s tennis club 1,2,3, president 2,3. Russell V ebster riverview drive r.d. 2, totowa borough, new jersey major: Spanish minor: french kappa delta pi 3,4; la tertulia espanola 1,2,3,4, president 3; le cercle francois 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3; montclarion 1,2,3, business manager 1,2; phi lambda pi 2,3,4. Blossom Estelle Yeamans 203 newark avenue, bradley beach, new jersey major: mathematics minor: english la campana 4; sigma phi mu 2,3,4; square dance c!ub 2,2 Edith F. B. Young 172 south main street, orange, new jersey major: english minor: biology english club 1,2,4; science club 3,4. Sophie Zodelis 45 east mcfarlan street, dover, new jersey major: music minor, music music workshop 3; pro musica 3; orchestra ., ,3,4. Page One ' Hundred Sixty