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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

ivv- (P..f. ce Obvioi ' s. timf-shapei) symbols become seemingly meaningless because we find tbem regularly, and everywbere. it is easy to dismiss a familiar thing, and tiiereby, to lose its significance. Only when we stop to examine accustomed wa s. do we realize how deeply they twist, how completely they bind. ' liile approadiing our mutual end. we return to its beginning. Our minds need to explore, and to justify; they take from the past what we have put and kepi there. And if remembrances differ among us. none are less valuable than otliirs. nor nuire meaningful. Slight incidents, landmarks, meeting |)laces. tokens, phrases ihev shame us with their triviality, luiless the spirit underlying them be captured, identified, cherished. Think of Montclair, and think of stru tures. bells, colors, and eager minds. Think of India, and imagine a mystery, as carefully bidden as the veiled face of a woman who never speaks: bear temple bells in ball-sleep, or myriad beggars as.sailing the marketplace; [)icture deitii;s adorned with strange designs; feel serenity. Hut. these worlds are nothing ne . The pattern and the flavor, long accepted as India herself, disguise the true India, wiiere man fails to probe behind the curtain. There, centuries of devotion to wisdom lie. Kndurance and f;iitb. b imilitv and pride together, resignation, dignity, and intricate, iiassionale dreams have made this land. To perceive it is to become a disciple of all its best, in the spirit of the native vouth who dedicates his existence on earth to religion, fer- ventlv. without regret. the external character of India reflects the philo.-iopbies which are her structure. The ln li in mode of life is the religious one; rituals and traditions never change. .Ml thought directs itself to eternal matters. Vi ithiii the major systems of faith Hindu. Islam can be seen a basic similaritv. The path to a goal, what it is. where to find and how to follow it. renKiin the vit.il d -sire of the Indian makeup. fFreal weight i placed upon findin; the (iuide. lifeV wise protector. The teacher, in Indian belief. i he who has attained e er be l virtue, and ev.rv right road, lie ha- pa -ed from stage to stage, watching, absorbing, praying, striving after Infinite truths. ( )nly the teacher, then, at once immortal and nuirtal, having proved his aebievenu-nt. . can be trusted with the direction of human life. Now. gazing into ourselves, contemplating what ue have fashioned, and again testing the fine, tight weave of a distant ci iliz ilion. we w.ilch dissimilarities among men blow upwaril as easily as a veil tir b.fore breath. Here, or in India, today or a thousand vears ago. man nuist remendier his vouth. I.nnent misdeeds, choose his patli. and clindt toward another v orld. lanv glance back, even as they ascend, .ind some re.u h douii a compassionate band for the faltering brother who would siirrcndir il uritnuilied. ' ' The end. elusire and afar. Still lures us nith its beckoning flight. And all our mortal moments are A session of the Infinite. — Sarojim NAinr Puhlishrd m the Biirciiii of Sliidfiil I ' lihlications of the ST DE T (;ovERi MEM Associ rrio i eti Jersey State Teachers College at Montclair Poge 4 7 7 ' (y J)ct ic Hc ' To CONTEMPLATE LIVING more than one life at a time is first to devise and define the levels of meaning which that phrase contains. You might say, each man lives the lives of those who travel in or through his personal orbit. In that sense, Marie Frazee, secretary to the Dean of Instruction, experiences a thousand existences. She sees the world through each of us at Montclair, whose names and faces and daily routines she knows as she knows herself. Miss Frazee hears our troubles, wrestles our conflicts, answers our questions, with incredible competence and serenity. Poge 6 Like all llir liul ilf (itc«l. lif kcc| Itchinil a serene and unobtrusive | ersonality, the vastness of her srope. The Senior Class of 1957 (Ifilicates its yearbook to the vitality, (lf|)lli ami iii(t ' rity which are Marie Fra rr. iSSBI mmm K CUI,TY i fSiL i E. DE ALTON PARTRIDGE, Ph.D. President Page 10 CLYDE M. HLBER, ph.d. Dean of Instruction OTIS C. INCEBRITSEN, ph.d. Chairman oj the Graduate Committee EARL C. D.i VIS. PH.D. Director of Personnel and Guidance KEITH W. .ATKINSON, ph.u. Director of College High School Three divisions make up the Administra- tion cycle: business, instructional and per- sonnel. The business division has charge of the ever important college finances. College curricula and scholastic affairs are encom- passed by the instructional administration. Personnel members assume the resporisibil- ity for the health and social life of Mont- clairs students. These many faceted areas combine under the guiding arm of the Ad- ministrative Council, to lead students in the best possible direction. E1) . K1 J. A.MBKV. A.M. Director of the Summer, Part-time and Extension Division and Director of the eu ' Jersey State School of ( ' on ertation MAK(. HKI S1II.HWIN. a.m. lietm ni U nrnen BERNARD SIECEL, m.b.a. liusiness Manager MARY M. HOUSE Registrar Those who follow a path must always look to one who has traveled it before them. We. the class of 1957, were guided along our way by the sincere assistance of Mr. Edward Ambry. Adviser. He accepted our problems with the good spirit that is familiar to all who have ever asso- ciated with him. Whatever our plan or choice as a group, Mr. Ambry wanted it to be the richest in experience, t he most beneficial in eflfect. It will be good to remember him as part of this cycle of existence. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS The two faculty members who constitute the Audio-Visual Aids Department hold, in a sense, the key to successful teaching. They place at our disposal, not only the mechan- ical devices which enrich and highlight anv subject, but also their own time and in- valuable experience in the use of these aids. Whoever has turned to this department for assistance knows how important a part it plays in preparing us to merit the name of Teacher. Emma Fanlone. A.M.. Dept. Head: Sheft. A.M. Fantone. Sheft BUSINESS The Business Department constantly strives to create the businesslike atmosphere of a modern day oflTice in its classes. It would seem that no areas are left untouched, for everything which could possibly benefit its students comes to them through the Business curriculum. .Activities here are always di- rected to the future: progressive methods, more efficient systems, highly developed ma- chines. This atmosphere of beneficial change typifies Montclair ' s forward look. M. Herbert Freeman. Ph.D.. Dept. Head: Froehlich. Fd.D.: Haas. M.Fd.: Sheppard. A.M.: Van Dervr.-r. Fd.D.: WillinL ' . F.l.D. IT illinp. Slirpfmrd. b rrrmaii. I an DiTtrrr. t rorhlich. Hans EN (;l IS II Because it deals wilh human communica- tion, the Fnglisli Department touches every other subject in the college curriculum. Its farulty strives to ex( ose and perfect the cre- ative, as well as llie appreciative abilities of il.  students, and to penelrale the language difficulties whiih somelinu-s obslnid basic meaning. The students gi e an (Mpial share of enthusiasm and loyally I their subject and inatruclors. All who belong lo this depart- ment beliiii ; III rMiNlhing Montclair repre- sents. F.dwiri .S. Fulcomcr, Fd.D., Depl. Ibail: Bnhn. Fd.D.: Conrad, A.M.: C.r- .., M.S.J.: F.iiliN. I ' liD.: Cr.M-ne. I ' ll. I).: Ilainillnn. M ; Ki.ni . I ' ll.!).: Mei.r-. A. M.: IVlle- gro c. A.M.: Ymuml ' . I ' h.l). Holm, ( ' iiiirail. ) omit!,. Flilrnnirr. Krniiss. F.arfr- Pag 13 FIELD STUDIES The intrigue of far places forms the basic foundation of the Field Studies Department. Building upon this intrigue, the department arranges tours and programs which will pro- vide a learning experience made more mean- ingful and lasting through pleasant activ- ities. Our professional stature is increased by awareness of the customs and surround- ings forming other civilizations. FINE ARTS The young and rapidly growing Fine Arts Department provides students with a double advantage. Not only are they able to express themselves creatively, but they enjoy the use of four modern studios in the beautiful new classroom building. These facilities, directed and supplemented by a strong pro- fessional faculty, make possible a wide range of experimentation in all the phases of art. Here traditional and modern forms receive a just treatment. The spirit of art is pre- served and venerated, for personal, profes- sional and scholastic satisfaction. FINE ARTS Lillian A. Calcia, Ed.D., Dept. Head ; Lock- wood, A.M.; Osgood, A.M.; Ross, B.S.; Vernacchia, A.M. GEOGRAPHY This department will take you around the world in four years. Dr. Milstead and Mr. Boucher, MSTC ' s chief global adherents, specialize In scintillating field trips. Wiz- ards of the mapboards, they lead you to the darkest corners of the earth and back — all in one hour. If to see much is to know much, the Geography Department provides excel- lent opportunity. Harley P. Milstead, Ph.D., Dept. Head; Bertrand P. Boucher, A.M. Ross, Calcia, Vernacchia, Lockwood. Osgood Mils fad, Boucher Pag 14 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts is another of the new de- partments which promises good things for its members and for Montclair. Through In- dustrial Arts the wonderful work of honest, gifted hands has been accorded its proper place. Sometimes hurried, and often lacking space and equipment, students and instruc- tors in this field have always managed to contribute to the improvement of the college, and do credit tn their own aliililies. Carl E. Frankson. Ph.D.. Dept. Head; Earl. Ed.D. Reynolds, Hall HOME ECONOMICS . lthough the Home Economics Depart- ment is in its infancy, it has many assets: a new building, a dream kitchen, sewing machines, and a luxurious living-room. Under the supervision of its two faculty members, the students attend conferences in many colleges. The results of such activ- ity and vision here can be measured by the pride which the department creates in those outside of, as well as within, its program. Katharine B. Hall, Ph.D., Dept. Head; Reynolds, A.M. B H Vjr H L. dP iWwM i V - H I H LdM ' mI Fori. Fraiikion INTEGRATION By helping us to adjust to the unfamiliar, the Integration Department fulfills one-half of its purpose. In addition to settling us in college, and preparing us for the complete change from student lo teacher, it must in- still in us the history of education, its prob- lems, attitudes and standards. That the de- partment and its members succee l in all ways is shown by the high esteem tciidcTiil the graduates of Montclair. Mowat G. Eraser. Ph.D., Dept. Head: W. Scolt Smith. Ph.D. (I ' rnl. Fmrriliis) ; Atkin- son, Ph.D.; (!ummin};s, R.S.; Davis, Ph.D.; Ingrl ril ' eii. Ph.D.; Koons, M.S.; I.utz, PhD ; Morehead, ' A.M.; Phipps Ed.D.; Salt, A.M.; Seidman, Ph.D.; l ' inner. I ' lHST How: Innrhrilsrn, If inner. Fra.trr, Knon.i. Skcond Kow: . lkiii- .■mn. Pavix. Ctimminfi . Vitrrhrnd. Salt. Sridman. LANGUAGE French, Latin and Spanish are offered to those who wish to progress beyond Le chapeau de ma tanle , El burro es un ani- mal. , and Amo, amas, amat . For a few, there is a year of study in foreign lands. The faculty and students of the language depart- ment find reward in uncovering the common bond of man as it lies veiled in strange words, customs and garments. Germain Poreau Cressey, A.M., Acting Dept. Head; Bock, Ph.D.; de Escoriaza, A.M.; Goodman, A.M.; Knecht, A.M.; Tonone, A.M. de Escoriaza. Tonone, Goodman. Knecht. Cressey MATHEMATICS A spirit of harmony between teacher and students best characterizes the Mathematics Department at Montclair. Activity and in- dustry reign here in a quiet, unobtrusive fashion. Parties, picnics and publications unite all who are part of the department. Professional capability abounds to show its disciples how to lead. David R. Davis, Ph.D., Dept. Head; Mal- lory, Ph.D. (Proj. Emeritus); Clifford. A.M.; Humphreys, A.M.; Meserve. Ph.D.; Schumaker, A.M.; Steinen, A.M. Meserve, Humphreys, Clifford, Schumaker, Steinen Zerbe. Ludman. Present, Moore. Kahn. Haylon MUSIC The Music Department of Montclair stim- ulates the musical development of the college and community through choir, orchestra, band, opera workshop, small ensemble groups, and faculty recitals. Student recitals given by the graduating .seniors are the high- light of their careers here. The constancy, dedication and artistic merit of its music- makers have gained for the whole college an abundance of merit. Edna E. McEachern, Ph.D., Dept. Head Christmann, S.M.D.; Hayton, M.Sac.M. Kahn, A.M.; Ludman, A.M.; Moore. A.M. Morse, A.M.; Present, B.Mus.; Zerbe, M.Mus. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department finds that discipline of the body is beneficial also to the mind. The department is dedicated to the ideals of good sense, sportsmanship, and health through a balanced program of ac- tivity- Every physical education student knows how much of himself he must con- tribute to the fulfillment of these ideals, in his own life, and in the lives of those he will direct. Henry E. Schmidt. A.M., Dept. Head; Coder, Ed.D.; DeRosa. A.M.; Dioguardi, M.S.; Duke. A.M.; Fonken. A.M.: Foster. A.M. DeRosa. Dukr. Fnnkrn. Foster. Srhmidl. Coder. Dioguardi SCIENCE Members of the Science Department, while divided into two major groups, still maintain a unity, a sense of family, among ihcmsehcs. Together ihey devote long hours li the field which is aimed exclusively at the belti-rment of Mankind. Individual progress always contributt-s to the collective advance- iiieni of the group. Practical, alert, visionary, these science teachers, present and future. know how to enjov life as well as to probe its mysteries. HufusI). l{e,-.l. rh I).. Drpl.Il.ad; Dundee. MS ; C.ul.x. .M.: Hadley. Ph.D.; Kowal- ski. M ; Kiihnen. .X.M.; Mcljjchlnn. I ' M).; I ' l.i.ck. A.M.: Knmsden. V.M.: -Smith, I ' h.D. I ' lnceh. Kouahki. Knwsdrn. l,l.„rhl,iu. Siiiilh. Dtiiid,;: Herd. ( ' • iule- . Kiihnen. Iliidley Page 17 SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department strives to give its individuals a broad knowledge of the world in which they live, is a philos- ophy expressed by Dr. Moffat, head of the department. This aim, spiced with such deli- cacies as Dr. Folsom ' s significance and Dr. Fincher ' s knowledge of the presidency, has won for the department a cherished place in the memories of its students. Maurice P. Moffatt. Ph.D., Acting Dept. Head; Bye, A.M.; Clayton, Ph.D.; Cohen, A.M.; Fersh, Ph.D.; Fincher, Ph.D.; Fol- soni. Ph.D.; Kops, A.M.; Rellahan. Ph.D.; Stewart, A.M. First Row: Stewart, Moffatt, Folsom, Rellahan. Second Row: Bye, Kops, Fincher. Fersh, Clayton SPEECH Small size does not limit the achievements of the Speech Department. Each member has directed his efforts at self-analysis and improvement before even attempting to guide others. In this department, the learn- ing is by doing. Activities are varied and practical, capabilities extensive, ideals high and worthy. Working together, faculty and students have enhanced Montclair ' s reputa- tion through their fine advances in perfect- ing the verbal means by which the human mind expresses itself. L. Howard Fox. A.M., Dept. Head; Ballare, A.M.; Kauffman, A.M.; Scholl, A.M. Ballare. Scholl. Fox. Kaufjmc Page 18 LIBRARY STAFF Ready, willing and able best describe the librarians at MSTC. Many of us have taken advantage of their ability to give us on-the spot reference, quick loan desk service, ac cess to special collections, and an ever constant supply of ink. Together they main tain an institution which serves us prac tically, through usage, and spiritually through our remembrance and realizations. Anne B. Cridlebaugh, A.M., Librarian ; Bay- lor, B.S.: Brainard. B.L.S.; Merlehan. A.M.; Sked. B.L.S. Williams. Baylor. Cridlebaugh. Merlehan MEDICAL It is reassuring to know that one can find help should the need arise. In cases of emergency or routine health problems, Montclair ' s Medical Department maintains an energetic, well-trained staff to meet the daily calls which are an integral phase of life. Sally Ayers, Marion C.uUryhousr Dr. If ' iirls. Ilenrirtia I nmirlf at Ml S I I S S ( ) I I l( I ir; Sleinrr. (iunrinit. Hiuciri, Fi-ii s. liiirkiT KITCHEN STAFF JANITORIAL STAFF Page 20 Page 21 jji l ■ jg — bn J7 - (P- { ■ T ml! Bg.- ' g r,T| Page 22 Pago 23 t ) i S ycr ic v ( l ss Cisfoyyy Having filled our college days with a maximum of activity we might sometime have difficulty recalling it all, or distinguishing in our minds one year from another. Here is the place to set down the outstanding characteristics, as well as the underlying moods, of old times. The class of 1957 first knew Montclair when it was a quiet unmarked campus, not yet acquainted with parking problems, and mountains of lumber and multitudes of excavations. Hazing, orientation , getting settled, meeting people, were the problems that confronted us Freshmen. As time fled, we gained the sense of belonging and began to work as a class. We spon- sored a class social in the old Rec building. Originators of the basketball games between classes, we presented one with the Sophomores in December. Our talent show in February followed January ' s informal dance. The informal will be best remembered for the sleet which welcomed and crowned it. Another social first was our square dance in March. To this we invited out - siders as a group, and all who attended counted it a success. Spring Time Serenade , the Freshman formal in April, and the Freshman-Sophomore class picnic, fittingly closed a busy, enlightening year. Being Sophomores filled us with individual and collective pride. We had a minor, as well as a major to occupy us. Into packed schedules we allotted time to build an original float for Homecoming — We Knew You Were Coining So We Baked a Cake , and time to run our second square dance in November, an informal in February, and a semi-formal in April at the Glen Ridge Country Club. Rain rivaled every affair, but failed to dilute the enthusiasm and capacity for enjoyment which had become the outstanding part of our reputation. National Sophomore Examinations brought us closer to our goal by indicating how strongly we stood among other college students in many fields. As the year ended with Carnival time, for which the Sophomore Class did award-winning work, and the Soph-Frosh picnic at Kettle ' s Field, many of us paused to look forward as well as behind. Having little brothers and sisters gave us, as brand new Juniors, a taste of responsibility. It also introduced new blood into the lives of a few! Our experience was expanded by Junior Week. How different we were after that visit. We seemed to possess more assurance; certainly our con- victions received a boost once we opened the door to our own high or elementary school years, and perhaps actually conducted classes. Passing SCUM, finding a parking place, avoiding mud- holes, and hopefully cheering the building program to a speedy completion absorbed each of us. The Men ' s Dorm was available for occupation, and we pitched in to improve the excavated, torn grounds around it. The Juniors came out on top in their basketball game with the Sophs. The great March snowstorm afforded two days of unexpected vacation, and saved many a mark for Juniors whose schedules were bursting at the seams. With characteristic fervor we contributed to making the Carnival one of the most successful in Montclair ' s history. Choosing possible practice- teaching situations focused our vision on the culmination of four years ' activity. Serious and watchful, some of us attended Commencement exercises and realized how soon we would be at the end. A letter from the class president to the Seniors of Montclair began our final year even before we returned to campus. Traveling daily from the old building to the new, we moved in two worlds. Methods and subject matter, a hayride and a picnic, and a January informal highlighted the first semester. Then the supreme moment. Practice-teaching. We entered it determined to succeed. We returned in the spring, each of us successful in some way. Senior Week — an unforgettable Senior Assembly, Senior Ball, held at Shackamaxon Country Club in New Jersey, and a picnic instead of the traditional boatride to Bear Mountain — climaxed our group existence. We of the class of 1957 have seen that long ago promise of academic achievement, professional awareness and the nebulous term college life take root, nurture and grow during these exciting years. Because of such attainment we can branch upward and outward with confidence and pride. Page 26 Keil, Obolsky, Vanderhergh, Ambry. Martin. Klein, Ruelens J cy ic y QI SB C rri ceirs President John Vandenberch Vice-President William OnoLSKY Secretary Jiditii Ri elens Treasurer Frederic Martin S.G.A. Representatives Sue Keil, David Klein Adviser Edward .1. mhhv Pag 27 II ALFONSO JOSEPH ADINOLFI ' Debits . . . sincere in what he says . . . ' How many see it? . . . National Guard At ease! . . . one of the Phantoms , . . an excellent Mambo specialty . . . I can do it! 5 iS DOROTHY T. ALBANESE Dotty . . . Sister . . . charming and sin- cere . . . Meet you in Lower Center. . . . giggle queen of the Music Department . . . charter member of the gourmet society . . . Hi ya! . . . I need a ride! . . . Allen- a-dale. JUNE FORSYTHE ABBOTT June . . . sincere and thoughtful . . . pleasing personality . . . shiny blonde hair and blue eyes ... a friend to everyone . . . Fabulous! . . . Too much! . . . That accounting! . . . Sigma ' s Prexy . . . sud- denly domestic . . . Alan . . . November wedding. SARA LEE ALBERTSON Sally . . . friendly smile . . . warm per- sonality . . . sincere . . . Only one guy for me — Mariooooo. . . . How many days till August 3, 1957? . . . Silver Lake vacation . . . Christmas trips to New York City. Page 28 RICHARD J. ALTTNCER Alti . . . one who gets a job done . . . friendly nature . . . What ' s next? ... a good accounting buddy . . . can take a joke and give one . . . Let ' s get together on thi.s one. SYLVIA ANGT,E Svl . . . pasy to like . . . mpmorahlp laiio h . . . always doin r more than her share . . . Have you seen Herky? . . . Silver Lake vacation ... 4 year Women ' s Clnh Scholar- ship . . . Vineland enthusiast. WALTER S. ANDARIESE Walt . . . Vote Repuhliran! . . . Lll fix your T.V. rheap. ... I understnod it last nip;ht. but — . . . Can I hrinp my wife? . . . Let ' s eat now. . . . amateur radio license— WZWTJ. A. MARIE ATKIELSKI Marie . . . Good Gosh I . . . petite . . . good sense of humor . . . harherues at 2:00 A.M. . . . Polish Corktail Parties . . . Campus Queen Dance . . . Smile through adversity. . . . mischievous and industri- ous . . . Ooooo. vou know what? y i J jAMCK ( I IRK ATLAS Nee-see . . . fnsiitialicni for cro-wword puzzles . . . Siamese rnl . . . Hnmillon fan . . . ambitions . . . sincere friend . . . Well. I ' m not going lo worry about il. . . . Al- dori in . . . That ' s the most, lo snv the least. KI.IZVHKTII NN H KER Rrll «igmn Sure, why not ! ' ... To be n teacher of speech . . . Rob . . . friendly . . . pood worker . . . peppy booths lnueh i rnsilv . . . dependable. Page 29 H ' T- BV JANET M. BARNES Tenaj . . . vivacious cheerleader ... in- fectious giggle . . . adorable . . . the modern Rembrandt . . . perfection in dress . . . Chaprn ' s beautician . . . You ' re a sweet- heart! . . . the American Girl look . . . Phi Gam . . . Lullaby of Broadway . . . human alarm clock. GEORGE DONALD BATE George . . . crew cut and broad smile ... ' 41 Chevy . . . Want to be a booster? . . . Phi Lamb . ' . . Let ' s do something! . . . the little man with the big heart . . . trombonist . . . personalized hat . . . Let ' s sing! .TACK MARTIN BALCER Hi y ' all. . . . deep intellectual pursuits . . . sleigh riding on the tennis courts . . . sentimental, sensitive and sincere . . . quarry hikes . . . classical records . . . discussions until 3:00 A.M. . . . This, too, shall pass. S - A ALICE W. BEATON Al . . . cheerful and optimistic . . . Al- phonse . . . the Siamese twin . . . Want to split a doughnut? . . . commuter on the Wearie Erie . . . Jan . . . 10-page let- ters ... St. Patrick ' s Day Parade! . . . Wow, those conventions! Page 30 MARIANNE BARBARA BEECH Delicate complexion . . . Mail for me? . . . gorgeous smile . . . May I have your butter? . . . bunny rabbits and ice cream . . . Oh. I never! . . . But he ' s so cute! . . . unique color combinations . . . You angel, you! MARY ELLEN BEMLER Bemmie . . . fencing, fencing and more fencing . . . It ' s the greatest sport! . . . Touche! . . . outdoor girl . . . See ya on the trail! . . . constant giggle . . . peppy ... pal to everyone . . . Wapalanne week- ends and Stokes summers. M. RJORIE ANN BILL Margie . . . natural beauty . . . You ' re too much! . . . perfect sweetness . . . definite views . . . quiet, sincere, depend- able ... a true Sigma girl . . . bubbly laugh . . . Honestly! . . . beautiful so- prano voice . . . high ideals ... a wonder- ful listener. JOAN BELPERCHE Girl next door . . . Did our checks come in? . . . well-dressed . . . Aw, come on now! . . . Geometry tutor . . . My car — . . . always dependable . . . warm smile . . . refusal to cut her long blonde hair. W ' - ■ i KTiii:i I on K m kk Midget . . . I ' .il . . iKiil dresser . . . rrni estate in Cnnadn . . . fnluilnus plnss roller- tion . . . Yes. ye«! . . . nrd playing . . Charleston expert ... Mr. Rve ' s jzirl . . . The Ivv I.cnf Club Forever . . F.nrh child is a challenge. Poge 3 1 H(; H1T NN iUFCKMAN Peg . . . avid sports fan . . . nlwnvs cheer- fu! . . . sponlnneoiis smile . . . Sure vou do! . . . sympnlhelic listener How do wr get home lodav? . . . with penril behind enr . . . Durnonl refiipre. WALTER E. BROWN Gene . . . Tough life. . . . radio re- pairer . . . will argue at the drop of a hal . . . Phi Lambda Pi . . . always available . . . Teach with your whole being and you won ' t be discouraged. BRUCE ARTHUR BUCKMASTER University of Alabama . . . quiet and re- served . . . neat, well-dressed . . . sincere friendliness . . . expert rifle shot . . . Ten- nis, anyone? . . . summer trips to Canada . . . N.J. Medal of Merit. 19,S6 . . . CesI la vie! CAROLYN ANN BLISS Ca . . . conscientious . . . versatile talent . . . sense of humor . . . literarv flair . . . pen pal extraordinaire . . . off ' ered year ' s study in France . . . Navy log . . . French poetry . . . Elephant fan . . . commuting problems . . . Ignorance is not Bliss! PAUL GRAY BURGHARDT Pleasing personality . . . high principles . . . You know it! . . . What a bomb! . . . You better believe it! . . . Let ' s go to the diner. . . . plays a fine piano . . . neat dresser . . . Got a cigarette? Page 32 RHODA BURNETT Rho . . . Stanlev . . . I ' m starved! . . . that cute giggle . . . Saturday morning beauty routine . . . looks lovely with long hair . . . Who said she was quiet? . . . a good confidante ... I can ' t wait till June 2. ' ?! MARGUERITE L. CALABRESE Marge . . . How nervous! . . . quiet, sweet and sincere . . . field trips . . . oratory . . . musicals . . . Is he serious? . . . Bernice. Joan . . . persevering . . . Dean ' s List . . . Hoboken . . . Rohwec . . . coffee in the cafe. Jl -• ' ' ' . ▼■ ▼— w ' 1 vv w w n J ray V % • S S - Ti « j .-- A fc A — A - ROBERT F. CAMPO Bob . . . notebook cartoons . . . Tiat. me worry? . . . ever present in Lower Cen- ter .. . Gotta get my bearings. . . . Southern baseball trips . . . corny humor . . . Are you kidding? EI.TNOR ANN BURNS Rusty . . . ramping enthusiast . . . cigar- ette holder and pony tail . . . from rock ' n roll to Debussv . . . Every parting is a little bit of death. . . . expressive eyes and melodious voice. .11 Dim CANTOR Judy . . . beauty . . . poise . . . trim figure . . . Thetn ' s prexy . . . Mert . . . June wedding . . . busy homrninker . . . ardent cook . . . Ilnve vou seen Minnie? ... This is ridiculous! . . , Fincbcr fan . . . crazy about clothes. Pogo 22 K riii i:i: ,ni i ( mmmccio Kiilhv . . . alwnvs having bnrbrcues . . . Let ' s go for roffef. . . . methods field trips . . . Do you understand the account- ing? . . . I ' ll call you tonight. . . . You know ! LEONARD F. CARTER Len-nerd . . . action based upon firm conviction . . . runs a transit service to Perth Amboy . . . Louie ' s top salesman . . . Butler ' s fair-haired boy . . . Poor Sam! . . . Have to po to work. JEAN CHASEY Jeanie . . . sweet personalitv . . . pood sense of humor . . . understanding . . . Let ' s have coffee! . . . So. what else is new? . . . Kraussolopy . . . philosophy hound . . . Ions brown hair . . . hard worker . . . distinctive in evervthin she does. JAMES A. CARTER Jim . . . hard worker . . . good sense of humor . . . Ivy League . . . Dr. Gage en- thusiast . . . ambition — Cornell I ' niversity A.M. (history, of course!) . . . Collegiate Council of Paterson . . . Let ' s make it. . . . Omega Psi Phi (dedicated). JERRY J. CICCHELLI Easy-going . . . hates gossip . . . Parties! . . . mucho mockery . . . heavy weekend smoker . . . Let ' s Go! . . . faithful Olds . . . Doc. De Phillips . . . subtle sarcasm . . . music lover,. . . good listener . . . sur- rounded bv girls. Page 34 BARBARA ANN CORAI, Palm . . . loval . . . Begin the Beguine . . . last fling . . . Mrs. . . . Hi. what ' s up? . . . Theta gal . . . fabulous September wedding . . . Art ' s tweed tie and convertible . . . half a riot . . . Where ' s Barb? . . . golden voice. ELSIE V. COIGHLIN Els . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . I ' m from Oldwick, it ' s a growing metropolis! . . . hardest worker ever . . . always willing to help . . . witty . . . four year roommate . . . artistically inclined . . . understanding . . . cheerful . . . unprejudiced . . . enthusiastic. MARY JANE ClOZZI Murph . . . pinochle and bridse . . . Harry . . . March 24 — all that loot . . . little one . . . June bride . . . Two Guys ... a fourth grade all my own . . . Don ' t get excited. CECILIA .1. COSGROVE Ceil . . . Mis? Quant ■ • • I ' ' - . . . smiling Irish eyes . . . understanding friend . . . always has time to talk . . . Hedda Hopper of MSTC . . . When in doubt, consult the References . . . To each his own! ADELE E. (IT! VU Del . . . Whnl ' s new? . , . I.lhnlr fn rinl cvprcsaioM ' . . . Richie . , . long hiiir . . . black oulfils on Thursdnvx . . . Nnire Dnme fan . . . rnlcndnrs galore . . . Never! . . . hrighl . . . Poncho lli.- Crent . . . lellrr-writinp in class. Page 3S DELIA IVAMICO Drr . . . member of ( ' nfc Society . . . !imar( drr! .«er . . . n Phi fun . . . V ' herr ' s Mac? ... An unusual love for ihe Marine Corpa . . . Kuroprnn Irnveler . . . Any mnil? . . . summer nl I.nvnl Unixrrsity. Ouebci ' . ARLENE A. DARIO Vivacious . . . sparkling smile . . . Bob ' s coming over. . . . sincere . . . football in the rain . . . 5 ' 2 . . . Rutgers . . . procras- tinator par excellence . . . Don ' t let it worry you. . . . always willing to lend a hand. JOHN R. DAVIES Old faithful . . . What! me pledge for a fraternity? . . . quiet, happy and friend- ly .. . You going to this class? . . . I ' ve only seen her twice this week. JAELENE DANISHEFSKY Ondine bangs . . . jovial . . . keen sense of humor . . . Let ' s put it on tape. . . . math whiz . . . I ' ll do it over the weekend. . . . wonderful listener . . . But, do we have time? BRUCE R. DAVIS Mr. Peepers . . . sincere and friendly . . . good sense of humor . . . walks when- ever possible . . . ambitious student . . . music lover . . . Be satisfied with what you ' ve got and you ' ll always get more. Page 36 NUNZIO DEL VENTO Ozzip ... Phi Lambda Pi . . . traveling throughout the country . . . Never give up. . . . hard worker . . . cheese on crackers friendly . . . shot 74 . . . I want to coach basketball. . . . The Snyder Dukes are the Greatest. PHILIP ECHO. JR. Phil . . . Mr. Kahn ' s Echo . . . frionrlly smile . . . This is my second time around. . . . wonderful ronductor ... a good happy life . . . Pete, would you do my English homework for me? 4 SHEILA KAREN EGAN Irish eyes and smile . . . Good grief! . . . Where ' s Mary Clare? . . . dance enthu- siast . . . cashmere sweaters from Scotland . . . New York on St. Patrick ' s Day . . . weekends at . von . . . sweet. JOAN V. DOWNING Sweet . . . soft spoken . . . Dixieland en- thusiast . . . 0. Elvis! . . . Bernice and Marge . . . cars, cars, cars ... I have to go to work. -. . . Emmett . . . Central Plaza . . . You know it! . . . Oh. no! F.Ii Hi;ni i). KHK.KSON Hetiv , . . nhsitively nnd posoliitelv . . friendly . . . Hill . . . ( nlculalinp nimihrr nf windows nl the I ' .N. . . . . rd clnrinel section . . . Siindnv School teacher . . . sister forever . . . holidays in New York . . . friendly. I Page 37 lU-KMCK . ETZKI Swr l . . . eiierpplic ... I laughed so hnrd! . . . Jerry . . . vivneious . . . frnnk ... 4 children . . . Mnrpe Jonn . . . fun- loving . . . Boy. was I hurned! . . . I Ct ' s dig up to Moffat ' s. PHOEBE FLETCHER A willing worker . . . How about that Mickey Mantle! . . . Democratic County Committeewoman for Montclair . . . terrific sport . . . When is the Geography Club meeting? . . . Christmas party for foreign students . . . Democrats forever! BARBARA ANN FLORIANI Barb . . . Be good. . . . silver wings . . . Theta . . . tears of happiness . . . hard worker . . . sneaky summer engagement . . . KRU girl . . . pep . . . school spirit . . . pert and pretty . . . that Hudson County accent . . . Eddie-my-love. JAMES FITZSIMMONS Fitz . . . Senator ' s prexy . . . gets the job done . . . expressive eyes . . . friendly . . . well-dressed . . . Senate tie . . . man of few words . . . subtle humor . . . Where ' s Lebanon, doc? . . . Irish temper . . . Now. gentlemen — . ■ ' i ' : JOAN BARBARA FLOYD ' Joanie . . . blonde, sweet, petite . . . sympathetic listener . . . Where ' re my glasses? . . . Princeton weekends . . . sum- mers in Asbury and Illinois . . . field trips . . . surprise dorm parties . . . two weeks late efficiency . . . Don ' t worry about a thing! Page 38 ROLAND R. FLYNN Biting wit . . . straightforward Conserva- tive, politically and personally . . . reflec- tive, discerning manner . . . Just one ques- tion. Doctor! . . . I ' ll go along with that. . . . Pine Barrens . . . Veteran ' s Din- ner Dance . . . Dean ' s list — three semesters. LAURENT GAREAU Larry . . . excellent trombonist . . . Board Ward Junior . . . How do you spell that? Terrible! . . . intelligence and musician- ship in one . . . that stage poise . . . You can call me Larrv. JANICE LII.IAS GEMMELL Jan . . . sincerity . . . John . . . friendli- ness to all . . . weekends at Lafavette . . . It was fabulous! . . . always laughing . . . June wedding . . . Don ' t worrv about a thing! . . . Alice . . . cheerfulness personified . . . strawberry blonde hair . . . poise. Niteift PATRICIA M. FORCELLA Pat . . . Pixie hair-cut . . . dark-rimmed glasses . . . Sure I do! . . . a Nimble Foot . . . sincere . . . objective even when emotional . . . ready to help . . . passion for clothes. Chinese food, studio cards . . . always going someplace . . . No vale! 1 i 11) . (;i:Kiu;H Diwr- . . . cnnsrienlious, quirt . . . will oli ' cp 21- hours n dnv. if possible . . . That ' s life! . . . the A P kid . . . blushes crim- son red . . . I ' ve got to do this homework ! . . . She ' s a nice girl. Page 39 WDIM. ( . (iKRMWTON Oermie . . .  inrrre friend . . . PInyrrs, first nnd Inst . . . Any more stupid ques- tions? . . . exrellrni orgnnirrr . . . Delia Omirron Pi prrxy . . . keen wit . , . the Prioress . . . Sewing ' s more fim! . . . fulnrc in Unwnii. PATRICIA JEAN GIFFORD Pat . . . Gif . . . cute, bright-eyed and alert . . . Sigma ' s veep . . . talkative . . . witty . . . I ' m hungry! . . . friendly and cheerful . . . infectious laugh . . . Are you kidding? . . . dependable . . . boundless energy . . . I ' ve got a joke! BARBARA ANN GODLESKI Arabrab . . . those big brown eyes . . . Miss Fixit . . . loyal friend . . . Crunch . . . Theta booster . . . Commuters ' Review . . . Where are the kids? . . . pert ' n sweet . . . neat dresser ... I mean — like . . . ' ... Did vou see Jan? GERALDINE ANN GIFFORD Gerry . . . giggles . . . walkin ' in the rain . . . 0-kay. . . . purely platonic friend- ships . . . Got to wash my hair. . . . roller coaster ride at Rye Beach. N. Y. . . . a lovely crimson blush . . . Cha-bo. AUDREY JEAN GOLDMAN Original ideas . . . deep thinker . . . At Bard we — . . . generosity . . . monthlv theater trips . . . Psychologically speak- ing — . . . weekend carpentry . . . Ql ' AR- TERLY ... I can get it for you whole- sale. Page 40 WALTER GOLLENDER Mushy . . . shutter bug . . . What ex- posure do you use for ...? .. . How much for an 8x10? . . . memorable event — finally took a picture! . . . music lover . . . There ' s nothing wrong with Rock ' n Roll! . . . Stay loose, keep smiling! OLIVIA GOMEZ ESCORIAZA Livy . . . reramic earrings, perpetual tan . . . memorable Florida summers . . . reper- toire of palabrotas in three languages . . . Swabees . . . Tia will have a bird! . . . Nimble Foot . . . Gail, Chip, Cuban lemons . . . Tout passe, tout casse, tout lasse. EDWARD F. GRADY Boots . . . coffee lover . . . Nastv break, fella. . . . grey convertible . . . Godway. bad luck. . . . sincere friend . . . turns up when needed most . . . Don ' t sweat it! . . . those love troubles. CLARA OLIVITO GOMEZ Claire . . . expressive eyes . . . real fun . . . Nando . . . November wedding . . . Phi Gam and Spanish Club prexy . . . Excite- ment. Inc. . . . Oh, those crazy Phi Gam meetings . . . individual laugh ... . friendly and sincere . . . cocktail party or — . K1;N V. CHKI ' .HKI Rrn . . . My Ixni. I.eti. . . . alwnvf willing lo sncinliTic . . . two wardrobes . . Dnlphnc proxy . . . generous . . . legs . . , Husxctte . . . Pitterpnl . . . cute mid pe- tite . . . Mnve lo make up niv npcndn. . . . elfin . . . always smartly dressed. Pogc 41 I.EOXORK C.Kl 1 A I.rr . . . big blur eyes . . . llicaler rverv weekend . . . rnfelrrin enreer girl ... art shows . . . soft voire, slow wnlk . . . Tlinl guy is just prrnt! . . . and O.J. parties . ronslnnt chiirkle . . . rndirni cdurnlnr. P ' w WILLIAM R. HALLORAN, JR. Bill . . . hates white shirts and ties . . . great sense of humor . . . I ' m really seri- ous! ... a comfortable married life and classroom control . . . What can ' t be done today, put off indefinitely. - I FRANKLYN EDMOND HARPER The helping hand . . . When I started, hack in ' 41 ...! .. . longest active Agora membership . . . If we can ' t do it right, let ' s not do it at all. . . . Age lends wisdom. THERESA HAIRABEDIAN Terry . . . sharp wit . . . short haircuts . . . orange lipstick . . . heavy card games . . . loval friend . . . Of course! . . . loves and knows New York ... Dr. Milstead fan . . . Florida vacation . . . Live and let live. . . . Rienzi ' s. ELIZABETH ANN HAYDEN Betty Ann . . . friendliness plus . . . quiet but sharp wit . . . Let ' s have coffee in the cafe. . . . always willing to do more than her share . . . Aldornia ' s veep . . . Sigma girl . . . Joe . . . Agora pin . . . November engagement. Page 42 THOMAS G. HERDER Frenchy . . • inquisitive mind ... a friend to all who know him ... I have a question! . . . deep thinker . . . visits to French Consulate . . . skiing, theater and opera ... I agree, but — ! SONDRA G. HILDEBRANT Sandi . . . exprpssivr. beautiful blue eyp« . . . Tierp ' s Terri ? . . . Where ' ? Phyl- lis? . . . beautv mark . . . How are you getting home? . . . blonde streak . . . summer? in Tatskills . . . Mororca enthusi- ast .. . Hilda Sandebrant . . . Rutgers dances . . . Conrad ' s serretarv. GREGORY D. HICKIN Greg . . . individualist . . . It figures. . . . the M.G. ... an optimistic pessimist . . . little car . . . Movies are better than ever! . . . summer bus driver at the shore . . . rainy davs . . . Office in I.ower Center. SUSAN HELEN HINTENBERGER Suzie Q . . . Scratch my back! . . . vivacious . . . always busy . . . generous . . . original . . . and, oh. that laugh! . . . lights on at 3:00 A.M. to study . . . lunch in Chapin kitchen . . . How do vou spell it? V JOII.N i. 11()1 ' KI. . .il{. Hoppy . . . ready lo lirip . . , Ou want cofTcc? . . . Hi. doll! . . . Where is your Phi pin? . . . 2nd Lieutenant. I ' SMCvK . . . ' summers in Virginia . . . Stokes . . . parly nt Chodwick . . . What! are you kidding me? Page A2 nivi IIS i; KN(.iii K liom n k I.eon . . . December bride ... I have so much lo do! . . . altraclive . . . blue- gray eyes . . . Where ' s Terri? . . . ' here ' s Sondi? . . . rharnrteristir walk . . . Thank heoven it ' s Friday! . . . gold loolh clinrni , . . Mahvelous! . . ThnI Inpe rei-ordrr ' s heovy! ALBERT E. HOUSE Happy . . . smile . . . college ' s No. 1 cir- cus fan . . . tall, lanky senior . . . You do good work! . . . Ichiban . . . good friend to all . . . remembers everyone ' s name . . . What time is cofFee? CAROL ANN HOUSTON Good listener . . . friendly . . . cooperative . . . peppy . . . Who has a car? . . . those shore trips . . . Richie . . . pinned . . . Fabulous. . . . I ' m saving my cuts. . . . St. Patrick ' s Day Parade . . . Yankee fan . . . Tennis, anyone? MARY CLARE HORN Parties, poetry and pretty clothes . . sparkling smile . . . Where ' s Sheila? . . beautiful red hair . . . Never, ever worry. ' . . . Phi Gamma Tau . . . What, Greg? ' . . . pert and petite. 1 I NANCY M. HUDANISH Problem solver . . . I ' ll be in lab. . . . rides after supper . . . lunch in Chapin kitchen . . . Sue, it ' s 7 o ' clock . . . Had- ley enthusiast ... IF weekend at F M ... I want a copy! Page 44 MAXINE KUSHNER HUNT Max . . . Donald . . . December bride . . . literary talent . . . That girl has prob- lems. . . . lovely dimples . . . good sense of humor . . . Who ' s eccentric? . . . does her best thinking at 2:00 A.M. . . . Come on over and I ' ll make some Lasagne! DOMENICA M. ITALIANO Minnie ... I have so much to do! . . . ■straightforward . . . witty . . . Jerri South- ern voice ... a true and loyal friend . . . providing vocal entertainment on field trips ... little ROBERTA M. JACOBY Miss Sunshine . . . cheerful . . . alwavs smil- ing . . . excellent conversationalist . . . willingness to help . . . publicity gal . . . So much to do! ... weekend rush . . . late leaves . . . summers in Ashury . . . field trips . . . organizations and organization . . . citizenship plus. 1 r i L Si ■ r 1 1 i MARIE A. lAMARTINO Competent English teacher . . . sincere, efficient . . . independent thinker . . . Live each day as though it were your last. . . . opera . . . Krauss fan . . . loves to cook . . . weekends at Ann ' s. TKinn r. i n kv ,|()M Mrs. Kdilnr . . . cIoIIk ' s horxe . . . pill- for nil occasions . . . Fdtin Si. V ' iiiccnl Millny fan ... I wn.sn ' t nslcrp. jusi rol- inp my evcsl . . . Yes. I fence. . . . .T vcnrs on n itCiO lui . . . •iotncdiiv Iliilv! Page 45 HO( IIKIIK , . jOSKIMISON Ro . . . minintiirr hlondr pnnvlnil . . . nrtiMir . . . Floridn, summer ' S6 . . . I.rt ' s rnt . . . Tafr nl ■.: 0? . . . TCLF. . . . frirnd to nil . . . Fail now, avoid the June rush! . . . Jor .ind I . . . I.unrh nl Wr5t ' s. MARIE KAZANCHY Personality plus . . . uninhibited manner ... I don ' t want to say anything, but — ! . . . Doc Milstead fan . . . witty . . . cool jazz advocate . . . Let ' s have a little card game! . . . Mirror ' s Dear Abby. EVERETT G. KEIL JefF ' . . . the business man ' s ideal . . . very eloquent after two . . . Where ' s Joe? . . . Let ' s get out of here. . . . Have a nice weekend! . . . that plot of heaven in Saddle River . . . Equality for all. COLLEEN ANN KATZ Flaming red hair . . . garr-ulous . . . subtle wit . . . You never re-bid a four card suit! . . . married in Junior year . . . music lover . . . What time is it? . . . Easter vacation in Florida. SUE E. KEIL Susie . . . You think you have troubles? . . . subtle, witty humor . . . a new pitter-pat . . . always smartly dressed . . . Nag! Nag! Nag! ... a tiny package of charm and poise . . . La-La- La! . . . cheerful ' n friendly. Page 46 DAVID R. KELLAND Milk during coffee breaks ... ' 41 Cadillac . . . Wait till I ask my wife. . . . Camp Wapalanne ' 55 . . . Did you say T.C.? . . . No coffee for Marilyn, she gets nasty when she drinks! GLORIA KENDERES Creative mind . . . poetry and art . . . long, lively pony-tail . . . Angelo . . . smiling face . . . modern art in jewelry . . . There are no absolutes. . . . Roobie . . , happy pills . . . deep thoughts. O a - Si www MARY P. KERNAN Theta . . . odd rlothes . . . nonchalant . . . Never buys books! . . . brand new De I JHH H Soto . . . dependable ... a loyal friend . . . j M This, too, shall pass away. . . . sincere I l_ _; _ _ B ■ • • Avon fan . . . the U.N. trip. THOMAS WILLIAM KELLY Tom ... a year at the U. of Madrid. Spain . . . Hold (Que Tal? . . . man of unwavering principles . . . conscientious . . . unbeatable combo — Kelly and Moriles . . . Oh, for crying out tears! I DOHI !■:. Kii IT Dnr . . . itUKK ■(•111 1 inslij. ' al liir . . . (lerriv- inglv (jiiiil . . . - ; imps nt I.nki ' wood It will be done 1 . . . Miss Q unl rhnrirr incrnber of F.A.L.L. . . . ■ Vh. •n ill doul.l. -( nsiill (, •|{. •frri-IKCs . . . T.. ra.h his own 1 l ' Tin( I KIWKY Pogo 47 I ' nl . . . diniplr . . . ciirefriT . . . nlwnvs on linir( ? ... I don ' t cnre. . . . drenmrr . . . hnppy-po-liirky . . . driving shoes . . . T. i.I.F. . . . I ' m going home to sleep! . . iiinrh nl West ' s . . . Kinnev ' s I ' n- limitrd . . . Fnjoy life! . . . T.B.O. HELEN S. KYRIOGLOU Helen K. . . . genial KRU prexy ... big brown eyes . . . Seriously, Kids! . . . de- pendable . . . hard worker . . . friendliness to all . . . sincerity . . . efficiency plus . . . rare ability to instigate, organize and solve . . . another meeting . . . conventions and conferences. MARGARET GRACE LAIRD Peggy . . . neat and systematic . . . friendly advice . . . Don . . . Wearie Erie . . . December engagement . . . It ' s a law of physics. . . . Field trips ... St. Patrick ' s Day Parade . . . Live each day for itself. RICHARD D. KUNTZ Dick . . . Let ' s be late! . . . perpetua cheerfulness . . . Little Ricky said — . . I ' ll buy that! . . . that sleepy look . . Senior Solid Analyt. in Junior year . . What a grouch! . . . Pinochle and Bridge 1 m J 4 C ' j I PETER J. LaPLACA Pete . . . gift of gab . . . fine flutist . . . Rock ' n Roll for pay . . . Bard Lard . . . He ' s out getting married. . . . Must call my wife. . . . sense of humor . . . Ambition : teach in a college out West. Page 48 ALLAN L. LEMKOWITZ Al . . . full of ideas ... a good-natured individualist . . . Oh! those Catskills! ... I disagree. . . . Can anyone do the Math homework? . . . The key to con- gruity lies in the mind. DAVID R. KLEIN Dave . . . Senator par excellence . . . Take two; they ' re small. . . . Atlantic City . . . brawls . . . always smiling; . . . Not too funny! . . . Vincent Lopez Shake the Maracas Goltl Cup . . . Weather Station Ceoprraphy Trips . . . Honest as hock! HELMUT K. KLEMM Clem . . . preat guy . . . Read the fine print! . . . ham radio . . . What ' s in it for me? . . . JoAnne . . . glacier chaser at apalanne . . . So who cares? . . . Let ' s go to mv house for hinch. DAVID WILLIAM KIRK Easy going . . . Home on the Range at 4:00 A.M. . . . never worries . . . Ivv League appearance . . . sailing . . . looks like Perry Como . . . sense of humor . . . To be happy. .iri.lA A. KOLK Jul . . . (linrl find viv • . . . Married life is the grenlesi ! . . . glacier chnscr nl Vtnpn- Innne . . . ' ho needs Slnli-tlifs? . . . bnhy Miclwiel . . . trim figure . . . Kddie . . . I wiiiil In u(. hiiini-. Pogc 49 H KK H Km KCER Prelly . . . high idi-nls . . . X ' lierp ' s (jithv? . . . wnrmhenrtrd . . . sleepv lime pnl , , . You ' re n doll, . . . speed demon . . , willv S4Mls«- of hunicir Wnil fur nil- ' . . . incerilv. AUDREY SAFIANOW LIDSKY Aud . . . friendly . . . conscientious . . . I have to do homework. . . . Mr. Kop ' s gal Friday . . . good scholar . . . December wedding . . . worrier . . . What am I go- ing to do? . . . Dorm life . . . Did Kenny call yet? E. JOYCE LIECHENSTEIN Liech . . . contagious laugh . . . philos- ophizing in the cafeteria . . . lovely alto voice . . . ready wit . . . As a matter of fact — . . . Conrad fan . . . People . . . Great, great, great! ... old hand at diagramming. .TOHANNA LIBERTELL Jo . . . Let ' s go to Mario ' s. . . . natural- ly curlv hair . . . cafe society . . . trim figure . . . Meet me in the caf! . . . Marie and Edna . . . helpful to all . . . always smiling . . . Are vou free this hour? - i Poge SO RICHARD LUKASIK Luke . . . Dick . . . Hi. gang! . . . Southern trips . . . one of Dio ' s boys . . . It ' s all in the wrists. . . . Excellent con- versationalist . . . never gives up . . . women . . . con artist supreme . . . ability to make friends easily. ANITA YOLANDA MANFREDI Pretty, peppy, petite ... I don ' t quite understand. . . . Sigma . . . our Nita ... a flare for dancing . . . enthusiastic librarian! . . . You ' re terrible! . . . contagious smile . . . Meet me in lower. FREDERIC D. MARTIN, JR. Freddy . . . personality plus . . . ' The Troupe . . . Sandman ' s victim . . . ability to get along with everyone . . . Tell me it isn ' t so. . . . oo-oo-oo-ow . . . Organist- Choir Director . . . I ' ll never be thesame! BARBARA MarDONAT.D Barb . . . Who has the cards? ... a gracious leader . . . Going for Cokes? . . . The meeting is supposed to start at 8 o ' clock! ... I want a hamburger! . . . Anyone for Bridge? Hi;i{ i)i;rH ' : mxhtino Dimples . . . fxliibilion liiillroom dnnrinp . . . those long blnrk Inslirs . . . I ' ve got problems. . . . perfiTl hostess . , . hejirt of pold . . . vivacious and I ' hnrminf; . . . I ' m liilc for IvpiriL ' . . . . true frirnd. Page SI I ' i ' iniS ANNE MMnONK I i . . . Kloridii summers . . . Wow! . . . n willingness In wr things through . . . sincere ... A keen mind and quiel deter- minnlion . . . Now what did I forprt? . . . Rock ' n Boll and Beethoven . . . What are nscul.iting circles? AURORA BELLOMO MATULA Rory . . . lovely figure . . . that Mala- guefia look . . . one of the Nimble Foots . . . makes up her own Spanish vocabulary . . . El Jarabe Dancer . . . Scory ' s con- science . . . Miami Beach — Aug. ' 56 . . . Ken . . . Vile. Vite! . . . marriage and education mix. JOYCE KLATT McCLELLAND Sincere and dependable . . . December ' 55 wedding . . . Les . . . reserved, but friendly . . . believes in seeing every job through . . . It wasn ' t even funny. . . . extensive shoe wardrobe . . . Les picniques dans les hois. JOAN A. MASSOTH Mathoss . . . breakfast in the snack bar . . . Mrs. Knecht ' s right-hand girl . . . effervescent personality . . . always a lady . . . I ' ll meet you in the Pub Office. . . . faculty imitations . . . good-natured . . . that hearty laugh . . . Where ' s Jo- Jo? ROBERT P. McCUSKER Bob . . . serious, conscientious student . . . Have to see Pat now. . . . bowling, tennis and baseball . . . Now what! . . . My room-mate Dick. . . . Your turn to make coffee tonight. Page 52 MARGARET E. McDONEL Midge . . . subtle humor . . . confidante . . . efficiency personified ... I don ' t care. ... I can ' t sit through another class! . . . calendar keeper . . . Bock B. . . . Three Crowns . . . summers at Fralinger ' s . . . house plans . . . Absecon every Friday . SHEILA FAHEY McGTT.KIN Derembpr wedflinp . . . Let ' s po to the Diner. . . . Jark . . . pizza fan . . . loves to sinp . . . Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. RONALD L. McKEEN Ron ... .3 years with Uncle Sam . . . finally made Senior . . . O.R. Social Cluh . . . outstandino; student . . . nine-thirty, eight thirties . . . Blood Drive leader . . . always available for help . . . pleasant smile . . . gentle voice . . . Ladies ' man. ROBERT EMMETT McGEE, JR. Bob . . . hunting and fishing . . . Summer at Stokes . . . smokes an infernal pipe! . . . Biologically inclined . . . definite opinion about Integration courses . . . friendly wilh bartenders . . . .Aida at the Met. 1 A. 1. •_ C L,l ' , I .mai{(; |{i:t i.i. i cm in PpRgy . . . laughing Iri-ih rvrs . . . sin- rerity . . . Queen nl the Buckingham . . . Oh, that weekend in Wrmont ! . . . Sigma . . always willing to help . . . fa.nhion plate . . . prize sludrnl . . . Europe, here I come. Page 53 M Aim. IN J I NK Mll.l.KK Candor and frankiir.v) . . . easily confused . . . Into the swamp, men! . . . S.P.C. , . . Huh? . . . happy girl . . . Kahnie? ! Saturday night in rfreenwich Village . . . Vl ' alrh out for the cofTee, Dave. . . . Sep you ' rmind ihe (!nmpii! BERNARD MILLMAN Bernie . . . Wait till next year! . . . easy-going ... a loyal Dodger fan . . . Stay with it. . . . Wait till next year! Better days are coming! . . . never too concerned with problems. RUTH ELSA MOHRING Big expressive eyes . . . Drummer . . . a democratic Republican . . . He ' s my uncle — Mr. Kops. . . . high ethical stand- ards . . . General MacArthur . . . Faith . . . I ' m going to see Dr. Clayton. . . . the persistence of Sherlock Holmes . . . Allen-a-dale . . . one of the boys! PHYLLIS BARBARA MILLER Phyl . . . sense of humor . . . passion for stylish clothes . . . Going to Mr. V ' s? . . . Spanish dancing . . . Marv ' s AZO pin . . . If I had a car! . . . Cafe Society . . . soon to be wed. ' m EDWARD GEORGE MOLINA Big Ed . . . inquiring mind . . . warm hospitality . . . sense of humor . . . Odette . . . literary technique . . . mature look . . . got himself a fine French wife and Jean Marc . . . My son looks just like me, doesn ' t he? Page 54 JOSEPH T. MONAHAN Joe . . . friendliness . . . crew-cut . . . always with a smile and willing to help . . . It will he all right. . . . Agora ... the candy man . . . Have to fill the machines. . . . neat dresser. RICHARD H. MORYL Dick . . . devotpfl to mu«ir . . . The Old est Young Ameriran Composer . . . al ways on time . . . Cot any specials? . . Think they ' ll ever teach ' Sax ' here? . . excellent dresser . . . Where ' s my Kleen ex? . . . Somebody has to play Sunday! ' V ' GABRIFX MOSSO Moose . . . Dr. Davis. I disagree! . . . getting Bernie in a truncated prism . . . Who ' s got a book for the course? . . . I ' ll take that bet! . . . wife . . . dedication to education. HELEN C. MORTON ' Neleh . . . the Pixie . . . adorable . . . ' You ' re too much! . . . infectious laugh . Sigma . . . cheerleader ... I can ' t see! . winning personality . . . da chief . Ynnos . . . Campus Queen finalist . sincere . . . O.R. . . . perfect attendance . the fire baton. W l,Ti;i{ (). I()I7 Willi . . . Invrr nf pigrnni . . . Your best has to be good enough. . . . n good hus- band . . . ' Thai Knucklehend! . . . polil- icnily indrprndenl . . . sinrrrr . . . the Dodgers . , . Horkrv games nl Mndison Square Cnrden. Page 55 W II II M MIHKW nill . . rntmrientiniis . . . onlv innlr I.nlin •ttuilent for 2 yenrs . . . nint do vou want me to do? , . . How ' s tricks? . . . pizzn pie enthusiast . . . rnlching midnight buses nflcr meetings . . . Insl. another male! THOMAS GERARD NASELLO ' Tom . . . straight-forward ... an individ- ualist . . . There must be logic there somewhere. . . . Reaction! — to a particu- lar individual on a certain field trip . . . According to Freud — ! . . . realistic attitude about life . . . books, books, books. WILLIAM A. NEWMAN Bill . . . Hi Gang! . . . stimulator of school spirit ... the strong, silent type . . . leadership qualities . . . sincere . . . elder statesman . . . S.G.A. prexy ... I move. . . . Christmas and Easter vacations in Florida . . . My wife. Ruthie — SHIRLEY NAKATSU Sharlev Mumbles . . . devilish grin . . . constantly scheming . . . Gotta do some- thing with this mop. . . . photography bug . . . curiosity . . . morning sleep walker . . . interesting dates . . . home to Hawaii, finally. MARY GRACE NOCELLA Maria . . . dark flashing eyes . . . delight- ful accent . . . I ' m late to class! . . . electric thought processes . . . the planned trip to Italy . . . Ciao! . . . Do you want to go to the Opera? Page 56 RITA B. NORKIN Bridge enthusiast . . . flowing laughter . . . budding politician . . . I ' m on a diet! . . . cottage cheese . . . Who needs it! . . . perpetual sleepiness . . . Saturday matinees on Broadway ... I was reading an article in Time — WILLIAM OBOLSKY Obo . . . excels in all fields . . . admired by all . . . cool, calm and collected . . . fabulous personality . . . Little Willie . . . Oh sure, I ' ll play your silly game. . . . Ambition — teach and coach . . . Senior class veep. RONALD W. OCHNER Rookie . . . sincere . . . conscientious . . . always taking the initiative . . . Assistant Coach at College High . . . Junior Class prexy . . . Baseball . . . Broadway shows . . . Sure you will! . . . Did you see Mae? . . . fall engagement. JOSEPH A. NUZIALE Joe . . . neat dresser . . . Grace and I . . . Don ' t worry about it. . . . Wapalanne . . . White Castle ... Pine Barrens . . . Name, rank and serial number. . . . Look under every rock! . . . humorous quotes . . . We ' ll get by. { JOYCE O ' CONNOR Okir . . . Joy . . . writer brnutifullv . . . rnrc romi)innlion of brnins, humor, piTsonnlily . . . ihnl Iriin unci hungry look . . . N ' otir Mill the l.nncly . ninrl . . . Cnfo Soriciv ... I hnlf lo hiirrv. . . . Swnnip Girl. Pago 57 CI IMKM hi I. OKIWCA Grrl . . . quirt when srrious . . . bubbling when hnppv . . . pink nnd gray wnrdrobr ... I wnnnii go home. . . . Finwnii for- rvrr . . , ihifuehtful . . . npprrrialive . . . dilipnil workfT . . . rrndv to lirlp . . . ihow rninrnnl lrip« . . . Ar.ik ' on R.illroom m PHYLLIS ORREI Phil . . . attractive . . . good organizer . . . Anybody going to the diner? . . . Dalphac . . . enthusiastic worker ... I don ' t want to say anything but — . . . friendly smile . . . Players . . . Who has a car? 1 MICHAEL FRANK PAGLIA ' ' W Lennie . . . calm, cool and collected . . . Neihaus of an August Moon . . . Man, what a drag! . . . music . . . knee-high to a Lennie — Swingtime ? . . . Asbury Park Convention . . . But you don ' t under- stand. . . . Trenton State! DIAN OKULSKI Pony-tail ... a big smile . . . good natured ... six year B.A. . . . When am I graduat- ing? . . . those shoes ... 3:00 A.M. poems and coffee . . . We have got to get or- ganized. Page 58 ELAINE NATALIE PAVLAK Eniale . . . Grecian beauty . . . adopted room-mate ... 14 of 408 . , . Monty the Merc ... 27 formals . . . boundless generos- ity .. . Ky . . . down-to-earth honor student . . . Vampira . . . You hate me! . . . dance recitals in Dorm . . . Delta prexy . . . Ci ANGELINA PETRUCCELLI Ann . . . cheerful and understanding . . . dependable ... I know honey, but — . . . Have you seen Frank? . . . church conferences . . . IVCF picnics and banquets . . . Scrabble with Frank . . . That ' s great! . . . Le Cercle Francois enthusiast. LILLIAN PETTIGREW Lil . . . charm . . . lovely to look at — delightful to know . . . contagious friendli- ness . . . limitless patience . . . Don ' t worry about it! . . . mischief behind those inno- cent eyes . . . serenity and poise . . . scintil- lating wit. JOHN PETRIDES What homework? . . . Want to see some pictures? . . . My wife and daughter — . . . What? He hates me! . . . Who has the data for Surveying? . . . took Blue Cross for the most. I-I{ ( i: (.. I ' ll S Nnrf . . . Senntnr ' s Indy . . . prrtly n n picture . . . Inlkinp ryes . . . boiierinn . . . pert and pelilc ... I love ynii nindlv! . . . TVtir ' s door . . . F.niinv . . . Hu rtle . . . vivacious . . . versntilr . KFU ' .iihI Sigma . . . sparkling smile . Pago 59 M { V Till K ' l -X riM i I I Long, wnvy hnir . . . Thrtn ( hi Kho . . . Cnfr Society . . . nitrnclivr eyes . . . here ' s Fdnn? . . . chnllerbox . . . Is he good-looking? . . . good convrrsniion- nlixl . . . r eiiincs nl ihr Silver Swnn. ALMA M. POSTHUMUS June wedding . . . Gordon . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Make like a jelly-fish. . . . Where ' s Gloria? . . . infectious laugh ... I want to finish my Elementaries. . . . warm and understanding personality. PETER JOHN POTOSKY Mark Elliot . . . meticulous dresser . . . curly hair! . . . non-conformist . . . Do you realize? . . . Too much! . . . daily trip to House of Lam . . . Fix that fence! . . . Jazz is culture. . . . musicianship, no end. ZELDA POLLACK Zel . . . dynamic personality ... I need a ride — fast! . . . Moe, Moe, Moe! . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Come over to our place. . . . always in a rush . . . Did that button open again? RICHARD RADICE Richie . . . fine musician . . . Shirl . . . moods to fit the weather . . . No. man. not that way! . . . Come on! stop it. will you? . . . My wife cooks up a storm! . . . derives much pleasure from music. Page 60 DOROTHEA BARCLAY REINER Mickey . . . My four boys! . . . sweet- ness and gaiety . . . Tell me something — ' . . . Italian men . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . sentimental . . . O ' Dowd ' s . . . frankness . . . Two teas, please. . . . Don ' t worry about it! . . . danceable. rTf MILDRED RINGER Millie . . . laughter personified . . . my husband . . . Folsom enthusiast . . . Be- fore I was married — . . . cooperative . . . Meet me in the library. . . . friendly, cheerful . . . Field trips . . . Please come toI.R.C! ROBERT J. RITTWEGER ' Herky ... his laugh . . . earnest worker . . . Coderology . . . ' X ' hy aren ' t you going to the game? . . . That ' s the way the ball bounces. . . . Snack Bar sup- porter ... I got news for you! . . . ■■ Ticre ' s Svlvia? ANN PHYLLIS RIGOLIO Talkative . . . Fordham fan . . . Dick . . . neatness personified . . . What have you got to eat? . . . Little Girl . . . perfec- tionist . . . Krauss fan . . . .Are you goins to Paterson? . . . Hev. wait for me! J V ,|( ( H(i| 111! K()|!|{ F.xuberant pcrsonulily . . . always Iniiph- ing . . . infectious good humor . . . Toinnto soup for lunch . . . ()ki ' . the f nrnkcrl . . . Southern accent . . . Anyone got n book on Freud? . . . ihenler trips to N.Y. . . . Tulsa University transfer. Page 61 lidl s|( I . Kohbv . . . sincere nml Iriendlv ... a hnrd working individunl, and one vou cnn depenil on . . . inlrresleil in model itiiild- ing nml rrndinc . . . one of ihc trnckmen . . . Vrl. BLANCHE M. ROSENTHAL Expressive eyes . . . Caf at 8:30 ... 1 love to. but I have a club meeting. . . . New Year ' s Eve party at Pat ' s . . . thought- ful .. . green ink ... a Nimble Foot . . . Let ' s plan a party! JUDITH ANN RUELENS Judv . . . true friend . . . fun to be with . . . sincere . . . Let me tell you what happened! . . . Sigma girl . . . T.G.LF. ... St. Mary ' s Pa. . . . The O.R. was Great! . . . sports-minded . . . trips to the Diner . . . sweet smile. FRANCES ANN ROSELLI Fran . . . full of fun . . . Steinhardt fan . . . craze for clothes . . . That ' s the breaks. . . . Sigma Delta Pi . . . Era ja da . . . What ' ya say gang? . . . bub- bling personalitv . . . Did the mail come in yet? ELIZABETH N. RUSSO Betty . . . easy to get along with . . . Who cares? . . . Bridge and Pinochle . . . What happened to the level? . . . Spring Lake . . . summer engagement . . . I ' m hungry! What ' s for lunch? . . . IVIichael. Page 62 CAROL ANNE SABATINI Ca . . . shaggy dog hair-cut . . . jazz fan . . . Krauss devotee . . . Oooo Club . . . O.R. Stockholder . . . How does that grab you? . . . singer of songs . . . IVIagog! . . . Coach ' s Girl Friday . . . Professional Day . . . You ' re a real hon ! W V • ' - ? JOYCELYN SANTA MARIA ' ' Joy . . . crazy red-head . . . I ' m giving up smoking. . . . Anyone for coffee? . . . You broke my arm — I ' ll cut! . . . in the mud at Pine Rarrens . . . Tio ' s pot the homework? . . . All science should he Rioln v. WWW GLORIA VIRGINIA SAPIO Cute as a button . . . June weddins . . . warmth and understanding . . . Sam . . . ? here ' s Alma? . . . pint size . . . I know all about Rears! . . . Library refugee . . . Oh. T have news! MARI.ENE SABIO Round . . . crew-cut kid ... no lipstick . . . glasses on top of head . . . Fraternity parties . . . Woo Poo weekends . . . I ' m going home and sleep. . . . outspoken with everyone . . . cares not a whit for the world. M KI1, X I! Ml r.i.l) (iongcninl and sini-crc . . . willing In listen . . . l.H.(r. devotee . . . .tummer in Isriiel . . . crn .y rides from Irvinglon . . . Ira (l enthusin.sl . , . New York, New Ork . . . On a lighl ;. Ii.-dide! Pogo 63 ARLENK ANNK S( 111 AIIU K Ar . . . Ilnvr vou seen (liii.Hey? . . . orchids nnd (indillnc.H . . . vilnlily plus . . . bowling lit the Rowlero . . . I ' ll check it on the slide ride. . . . Mv car — . . . I.ivr . ' ind let live ROBERTA ARLENE SCHIFF Bobby . . . quiet efficiency . . . That ' s just the way I sneeze. . . . passion for big earrings . . . Theta ' s first president . . . Fridays at Elm ' s . . . Field trips to the Bog . . . Balance Room Beauty Brigade . . . formaldehyde-lanolin perfume. HAROLD SCHNITZER Harry . . . My wife, Sylvia. . . . father of 3 boys . . . half hour lunch periods . . . I have to practice. . . . My piano pu- pils — . . . lectures before World Lit. . . . You have to ride with it! ANNETTE SCHERTZER Long lashes . . . cheerful disposition . . . witty . . . meticulous appearance . . . one of the Nimble Foots . . . Who needs it? . . . Que sera, sera! . . . sharing problems and giving advice . . . One word of encouragement . . . Hm-mm, how are you? ENID SCHWEITZER Where ' s Aud? . . . Cha-cha, anyone? . . . Fm coming over. ... a trip to Bon- Aire Lodge . . . Terry, Aud, Edna, and me. . . . Oh. the fabulous party we all gave! . . . Cafe Society . . . T.G.LF. LILLIAN MINGIN SCOFIELD Lil . . . Give me an ' M ' ! . . . marriage to Harry . . . Let ' s not eat in the Dorm tonight. . . . In dian at the football games . . . field trips . . . Have to pick Harry up. Page 64 THOMAS J. SEIPPEL Tom ... a frieru] to all . . . Nothing to it. ... an pxcpllent student . . . one you can count on . . . Why work? I ' ll take a ' C ' . . . . Me lose my pin! ? . . . C.P..A. X i WILBUR ROGERS SELANDER Bill . . . statistical wizard . . . psuedo- intellectual . . . generosity . . . Bach en- thusiast . . . part owner of Elmwood! . . . integrity . . . Vincent Lopez Shake the Maracas Cup . . . seriously concerned with educational problems. SYLVIA SEFCIK Hard worker and loyal friend . . . the calm approach to problems . . . And what not. . . . avid theater goer . . . Some day a high school librarian . . . Live in hope — die in despair. DOHOTHY SHKXHX Dot . . . ilircrful. ainijijilc. Iii ' l|iful . . hard worker . . . si-cks cfTicicncv . . . rend inp and the ihenter . . . nl the Met . . always dors things ihorotiphlv . . . Comp (lie Frnn(;aisl . . , This loo shall pn.vi but will I? Pago 65 MARY ANN SICII.LXNO Sirg . . . infectious giggle . . . Thai ' s true! . . . neat and petite . . . Ooooo rinb . . . Milstrnd fan . . . the weekend girl . . . Mngog! . . . liability . . . O.R. .Stockholder . . . nflernnon imps . . . bright Miiilr . , . Pr( fc sioiinl r nv. JOAN SONA Joanie . . . understanding . . . reliable . . . finds something positive in any situa- tion . . . Somehow — ! . . . Sure we have time for a short ride. . . . Now, where are we? . . . inner sparkle . . . Ignore it — it ' ll go away. J SARA S. SPARROW Housewife . . . Come to our house. . . . gourmet cook . . . George can do any- thing. . . . world traveler . . . Let ' s go eat! . . . thoughtful and sympathetic . . . monthly theater trips . . . It ' s real easy. LORENZO J. SISTA Larry . • • congenial and friendly . . . ambitiojjs and determined . . . avid coin collector . . . What a grind! . . . photog- raphy and travel . . . geographer . . . Live and let live. EDNA SPIRITO Spirits . . . excellent insight . . . personal counsellor . . . loyal friend . . . wavy black hair . . . always smiling . . . Let ' s have a party. . . . Where ' s Marie? . . . Cafe Society . . . infectious laugh . . . Picnic at Garret Mountain . . . Marty . . . Really. ' Page 66 ELAINE M. STANKIEWICZ E . . . What me worry? . . . Theta . . . confidant . . . Frank . . . full of pep . . . Oh, that ring! . . . never will forget St. Patrick ' s Day 56 . . . Wapalanne Bog . . . Valley Diner . . . versatile . . . personality plus. JAMES RICHARD STEVENSON Dirk . . . sincere, friendly and energetic . . . Brother Moui?e ... a hard worker . . . Dorm buddy with Al Happy House . . . bowling . . . always does the correct thing . . . Your turn to buy coffee. I bought vesterdav. DIANA STORY Di . . . ambitious . . . Morey . . . My kids! . . . friendly . . . Wonderful! . . . Little Red Monster . . . Folsom fan . . . Our boat — . . . Have to cut to do my housework. . . . Being a well-liked teacher is half the battle. ELIZABETH STEINMANN Liz . . . antique collector . . . cheerful smile . . . sense of humor . . . patient . . . sincere ... a friend to all. a foe to none . . . 60 Bus . . ' Krauss. again. . . . reading until 4:00 .A. L ... off to the Poconos. (I.KMIAT .1 WIK.s ii; i{() Clem . . . Mr. Wonderful . . . Agnin . . . Again . . . Again. . . . Agorinn . . . the Mnlrhmnkor . . . sincere . . . sports en- thusiast . . . r.S. Armv Reserves . . . Is my hnir combed? ... an O.R. fnn . . . never on lime . . . ( nptnin Cleni. Page 67 .loiiN J. ti(;hk Jack . . Agora ' s prexy . . . bnhy-fine rrewcul . . . ihe everlasting Finis . . . I ' ll piny your silly game! . . . Milstead fun . . Ooooo Club prexy . . . My roommate Al- ! . . . 20-20 vision ... a man nmonc men. B CATHERINE CECELIA TRYGAR Cathy . . . sincere friend . . . Blondie . . . naive outbursts . . . Listen, girl. . . . ralm. cool and collected . . . sympathetic listener ... I can ' t find my glasses. . . . well-matched outfits . . . generous . . . warm-hearted . . . Where ' s Barbara? WILLIAM E. TODT Bill . . . humorous . . . lively personality . . . loyal to Joan . . . I ' ve got to go home this weekend. . . . that first ride to Keyport . . . loves ice cream ... a little shy at times. .lOSEPHINE VALENZA Jojo . . . loves Napoleon . . . None But the Lonely Smart . . . trip to France . . . witty retorts . . . Qiioi? . . . Klutz . . . shifty ... a five-year man . . . a great schemer and instigator in her crowd . . . Cafe Society. fs y v - %i J. WILLARD VAN CLEAF Bill ... a probing conversationalist . . . trying to find Truth . . . always ready to learn ... an individualist . . . Let ' s have a catch! . . . Botany notebook in 24 hours . . . Come on, Toots! Let ' s go! Page 68 JOHN GARRY VANDENBERGH Pres . . . tall, blond, handsome . . . Agora . . . Hello, ladies! . . . ice-skating minus the essentials but including the neces- sities . . . one you can rely upon . . . It ' s a woman ' s world. WALTER C. ' EIT Walt . . . objective, critical thinker . . . conservative dresser . . . sincerity and hon- esty coupled with an air of mystery . . . When I was in Japan — . . . Polka en- thusiast . . . WQXR fan . . . X ' incent Lopez Shake the Maracas Cup. I MARCIA JEAN VOGT Great Caesar ' s Ghost! . . . the eyes have it! . . . hostess at profound p.j. parties — discussions in philosophic realms . . . cash- mere and tweed . . . vocabulary par ex- cellence . . . avid theater-goer ... Phi Gam forever. EILEEN VAUGHAN Portrait sketches . . . extensive vocabulary . . . Ballet lover . . . modesty personified . . . Chaz . . . Elast of Eden . . . conflict between science and emotions . . . passion for striped ties . . . Idealism and Realism well-balanced. K. )1.I) I. W (,M.|{ Arnir . . . dc|ieridfilile, iliscerning . . . sincere mid persiiiwiliie . . . Vets ' Pre , . . . Thnl ' s life! . . . Miolopy 20.1 nl Stokes . . . trip 111 Pine Hiirrriis . . . F.el ' s hear lu.tll si. Irs ,,f lli,-s|„rv. Page 69 I  ( )!( !{ KS 1. WiiUKN Dec . . . full of fun . . . seerelnrv par excellence . . . Diner nl 11::W? . . . ,M and I ... fiiDtlmll pnrnes at Vsl Point . . . Dr. I ' hipps fan . . . T.G.I.F. . . . i-xpressive eves . . . Thai ' s life ' . . . Re- puMiriin P:irlv . . . Doc Milslead. BARBARA G. WILKS Always in a rush . . . friendly . • • fond of her whit e (?) sneakers . . . That ' s a roar! . . . avid card player . . . Let ' s go to Bond ' s. . . . Those Pittsburgh Pirates will win the World Series yet! y t MARIE CLAIRE WOHKITTEL Wo . . . Hi gang! . . . Agora-Dalphac Picnics . . . always ready to socialize . . . strictly Ivy League . . . fabulous wardrobe . . . big brown eyes . . . blushes bright red . . . Dalphac ' s vice-president . . . always sincere . . . Phi Gam . . . Summers by the sea. MARGARET CECILIA WILKE Margy . . . exquisite . . . statuesque . . . demure . . . delightfully charming . . . serene and poised . . . heads best-dressed list . . . cashmere sweaters and tweed skirts . . . magnetic green eyes . . . Grecian hair comb . . . To thine ownself be true. g Jh t Wj t . PP n . .-. mmr IB , ' 4 -S K ■N ;- TERRY H. WOLFE Beautiful blonde hair ... 4 more days til! Saturday . . . tell her your troubles . . . good student . . . I ' m going down to Mr. Vs. . . . thoughtful . . . effervescent . . . I ' ll call you tonight. Poge 70 THELMA J. WOLFE Terri . . . tall and beautiful . . . Is he over 6 ' 3 ? . . . kingsize pocketbooks . . . Where ' s Sandi and Phyllis? . . . short haircuts . . . catastrophic . . . Washington weekend . . . appointment with Jackie Glea- son! ! . . . This too shall pass. PROTASE E. WOODFORD Woody . . . continental . . . dramatic . . . mortal enemy of insincerity . . . my old Lincoln . . . scholarship to Spain ' 56 . . . commuter to Malaga . . . Torero aficionado . . . Phi . . . Phantoms . . . The wine of life keeps oozin? drop by drop. FLORENCE L. ZARZYCKI Flo . . . hip blue eyes . . . demure . . . friendly . . . Will do. . . . Polish enthusi- ast .. . The X ' aldorf . . . I ' ll see. . . . parades . . . CYO dramatics ... St. Eliza- beth ' s transfer . . . Polish cocktail parties . . . CesI la lie. ROBERT JAMES WOOD Bob . . . Blondy . . . diamond happy . . . hard working . . . the quiet type, but above all, sincere , , , ice-skating in a tee shirt , , . I ' d like to, but gotta go to work, I.I.MM-; IAN I{1M Pokev . . . elTeclive fncinl r prr t! ions . . . Friday tiiphl cornllnkcs . . . Col lo low weiphl. . . . cjnscl full of blouT . . . T.V.P.J. ' s . . . dc|irndabli ' . . . friendly . . . deep thinker . . . hiph idenU . . . fun to be with . . . slight oriental nrcrnl. n? Pago 71 TliO.M . l. (.I.M I ' Hlt| Zekr . , . big Tom , . . frnnk nml sincere . . . .S ' nnte man . . . confidnnir of many females . . . Sophomore picnic . . . Live a lillle! . . . jazz enlhu!«ia! i . . , Fulton Fi h Market . . . makes dull classi-s bright . , , Junior class veep . . . Marion. Page 72 Pagt 73 m Page 74 • ' ' •• - ' Page 76 P rt „ , ' f rh ..! ' ' - t « stud, ' ' ' ' ' ' g S. ' mivj v ° ' I Vlt CVCl 55 - , ' icvi Junior Class President Roger Trindell Vice President Mary Ann Bond Secretary Joan Ackerman Treasurer Dale Douglas SGA Representatives James Dwyer Ernest Musmanno Adviser Mr. W. Paul Hamilton First Row: Arkerman. Douglas. Bond. Second Row: Dwyer, Trindell. Musmanno. Page 80 President Larry Vanella Vice President Malcolm Valentine Secretary Rita Gesmond Treasurer Ronald Palma SGA Representatives Gayle Mills Raymond Hunt Class Adviser Mr. Boucher Milh, Vanella, Hunt, Gesmond, I ' alma. I ntrnline Sopliomore Class Poge SI { 4 First Ruw: Leai h, Weis. Second Row: Borodynko, Vitale, Doll. cTve Mvr vi ( ss ( rriccx-s I President Philip Borodynko Vice President James Weis Treasurer William Leach Secretary Nancy Vitale SG A Representative Barbara Doll Class Adviser Robert Beckwith Page 82 Page 83 Page 84 GEORGE BATE 1l JACK BALCER It is well to pause in our climb upwards and give credit to those vho have already seemingly sprung forward and achieved leadership among us. These seniors, so honored, have been chosen to represent Montclair in WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Students are elected by a campus AL HOUSE JOAN BELPERCHE ELSIE COUGHLIN tSW K- JAMES FITZSIMMONS ' age 86 BARBARA FLORIANI m ROBERTA JACOBY SUE KEIL DAVE KLEIN i i Nr HELEN KYRIOGLOU ' RONALD OCHNER LILLIAN PETTIGREW nominating committee, and are judged on their outstand- ing effort, extra-curricular activities, service to the school, as well as their academic achievement. The accomplishments leading to this honor are not easy, and it would seem safe to say that these names will be set down again and again for all to see and remember, even in the years ' to come. Wli HELEN MORTON Bll.r, NEWMAN ff! CAROL SABATINI JOHN VAMil MU |{(,ll TOM . KIPPEL Hill, (tu( i |{ (U I) w (;m i{ Page 87 iVJT) AGORA President John Tighe Vice President Kenneth Miscia Corresponding Secretory. Joseph Monahan Recording Secretary John Vandenbergh Treasurer Bart DePaola Historian-Liaison Al Krenicki Adviser __ Dr. Milstead Men ' s organization . . . wine, women and song . . . those Thursday night serenades . . . You ' d better check the Constitution . . . meet at the Elms . . . Get Doc a seat . . . can-can fanaticism . . . well organized meetings get things done . . . Agora Show, banquet and Open House . . . never without a brother . . . I. (and your name) . . . ALDORNIA President Elsie Coughlin Vice President Betty Hayden Secretary Janice Atlas Treasurer Gloria Sapio Historian Joyce 0 ' Connor Liaison Pat Paluch Adviser Dr. Fulcomer Honorary English society . . . mystery- cloaked name . . . the novel . . . Ugh, those initiation questions! . . . one thorn among the roses . . . We want men ! . . . The three of us. Frankie. Rosie, and Conrad ' s pig . . . senior banquet . . . casseroles deluxe . . . Christmas fun at Fulcomer ' s . . . Madame President . . . Pay your dues! . . . carni- val caricatures . . . Thursday night meetings. ff III III I rrriiiaiiii ' iT mmiwtAaammmt APHESTEON President Barbara MacDonald Vice President Walter Andariese Secretary Betty Erickson Treasurer .._ Richard Kuntz Liaison Sue Keil Adviser Dr. David Davis National Honorary Mathematics Association ... 3.5 average in math . . . 3,000 words for admission . . . annual banquet . . . Christ- mas party with Sigma Phi Mu . . . interest- ing lectures . . . delicious refreshments . . . You still owe dues from last year! . . . Ask Mr. Davis. IJuicun of Sttidrnt riildication- Trrry Jones. Ffelcn Morion, Joyce O ' f:onnot. Jim Andrews, Busirif.ss Manaf er; Mr. Pette- grove. Dr. Krauss. Mr. Conrad, Advisors. Determining factor in i ' lili Odrcc ndminis- trntion . . . n nucleus of publications . . . When arc we going to have a meeting? . . . Big Three- -Krauss, Conrad, and Pette- grovc . . . Somebody order the new furni- lure so we ciin move! Page 91 MONTCLARION STAFF Editor-in-chief Helen Morton Managing Editor Patricia Paluch Technical Editor Tom Ziccardi Adviser Dr. Russell Krauss Another deadline? . . . one big happy family . . . Rewrite! rewrite! . . . How many column inches? . . . parties at Krauss ' . . . Above all, don ' t cut classes on deadline day. . . . How are we going to get it to the printer? . . . brand new pub office, and fond memories of the old one. i QUARTERLY Editor in chief _ Joyce O ' Connor Literary Editor Jean Daviet Art Editor Bill Krasting Business Manager Helene Zierold Adviser Lawrence H. Conrad Poetry and prose . . . everybody eligible to contribute . . . lively meetings . . . Any complaints? . . . the search for quality . . . Let ' s be objective about this. ... a matter of policy . . . dedication . . . the editor ' s dilemma . . . Joyce, why don ' t we — . . . publicity and posters ... a loyal and cooper- ative spirit . . . But that comma was im- portant! CLIO President Shirley akatsu Vice President MaryAnn Bond Secretary Jo larono Treasurer Audrey Van Harken Liaison _ Jean Coschipnano Adviser Miss Stewart Canfllclif!hl initiations . . . Montclair ' s Mas- querade Party . . . Where are the orchids? . . . Social Studies and famous folk . . . The Great Library Project . . . guest speakers CREATIVE WRITING CLUB President - Bill Terry Vice President Robert Paris Secretary _ Dian Okulski Liaison Jean Daviet Adviser Mr. Conrad Exchange of ideas by members on poetry, short stories, plays and essays . . . Head it again, slowly ' . . . Whatever ypu do. don ' t change the ln«l line . . . the faithful one I DAI.IMI AC President Rena Creebel I ' icr President. _. Claire ohkilteI ( ' orrrsfmndinp Secretary Phyllis Orrei Rrrordinfi Secretary Marria Vogt Trrasurer Sue Keil Historian Olivia Gomez l.idison Sandra Ragno ■filiisrr Mrs. I.udmnn Dnrin anil roniniiilrrs working Ingelher . . . green-aproned pledges . . . candlelight inilialion . . . hula girls and hillbillies . . . picnic with Agora . . . Senior farewells, liarmonv among mendn-rs . . . bufTef din- ners at Mrs. I.udman ' s . . . alumni Christ- mas banquet at the Kriar Tuck. ENGLISH CLUB President MaryAnn Delaney Vice President Cliff Carlson Secretary Catherine Trygar Treasurer Richard Clarke Liaison Helene Zierold What play shall we see? . . . new advisor . . . lectures and discussions . . . Where is everyone? . . . the theme — ancient and modern theatre . . . name change . . . out- side speakers . . . Are we having a meeting . . . ETA SIGMA PHI President Elaine Pavlak Vice President Bill Murray Secretary Ellen Larcom Treasurer Joan Petersen Serjeant-at-Arms Jack D. Cundari National Latin and Greek honor fraternity . . . aims to stimulate interest in classical study . . . candlelight initiation . . . Nuntius . . . meetings after Inter Nos . . . secret knock . . . password . . . Fraternity? ? . . . National Convention ... at last, new blood . . . Christmas party with Inter Nos. EPSILON MU EPSILON President George Petrello Vice President Lee Dolasko Recording Secretary Jean Rehm Corresponding Secretary Joan Ackerman Treasurer Ann Vineski Historian Alice Kauschky Liaison Gloriette Curtis Adviser Dr. Willing Fraternity for Business Ed. majors and minors . . . Co-sponsor of the Business Ed. workshop . . . Refreshments at the next meeting. . . . annual Christmas party . . . field trip committees . . . guest speakers . . . silver pins with red M ' s . . . Come to the meetings, they ' re not long. ... to pro- mote professional and social relationships among the students and faculty. Page 94 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President Patricia O ' Boyle Vice President Concetta Parisi Secretary „ Claire Biglin Treasurer .._ Betty Elevatorski Liaison Marge Fowler Adviser Katharine B. Hall To promote more interest in home eco- nomics . . . meetings in the new building . . . big plans . . . making cookies for two hundred people . . . career day . . . National Convention . . . bulletin boards . . . Betty lamp . . . trips to Georgian Court, St. EHza- beth ' s and Douglass . . . hard workers . . . another faculty member. GAMMA THETA UPSILON President David Klein Vice President James Fitzsimmons Corresponding Secretary Mary Ann Siciliano Recording Secretary Phoebe Fletcher Treasurer Dolores Whren Liaison Rochelle Joscphson Adviser Dr. Milstead Iota Chapter of ational Frntcrnilv for Geography . . . banquet at the Robin Hood . . . field trips . . . guest speakers . . . Where ' s our next meeting? . . . newly pinned president . . . Our Rock Collection . . . Bring Dues . . . Doc . . . Tio ' s in charge of the next program? EPSTLON PI TAU President I.ouis F.rkhnrdt Vice President Fred Dimuccio Secretary Frank Rica Treasurer Robert Rroitinger Trusters Dr. Frnnkson Dr. Far! National Itnhistrial . rls Honor Society . . . fosters and rewards research . . . new com- |)rchensivc lahoralory . . promotes social (•(Ticicncy . . . Do you think it was a good merling? . . . strives to get industrial arts into the general ediicnlion cnrrictdiim. Page 95 INDUSTRIAL ARTS GUILD President Al Krenicki Vice President Anthony Malakas Secretary Harry Richter Treasurer Donald MacDonnel Liaison Robert Janicker Adviser Mr. William McNiece Encourages good fellowship . . . stimulates the professional growth of its members . . . one hundred percent membership . . . bright future . . . growing pains . . . How ' s your wife? . . . You frosh are lucky . . . Use your time wisely . . . Frankson ' s Mauso- leum . . . the ideals of Industrial Arts edu- cation. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President Mildred Levy Vice President Jean Coschignano Recording Secretary Arlene Kosko Corresponding Secretary Marie Schaufeld Treasurer . ' Richard Frey Liaison Allan Lemkowitz Adviser Mr. Philip S. Cohen Where ' s Phil? . . . plays in New York . . . conferences . . . Madame President . . . sell- ing Christmas cards . . . cake sales . . . guest ters . . . Christmas party with Santa Claus . . . carnival booth. ' 1 ■ ■  ' i INTER NOS President Elaine Pavlak Vice President Ellen Larcom Secretary Rosemarie Spagnoletti Treasurer Joan Petersen Liaison Gale Smith Adviser Dr. Carolyn Bock Labor omnia vincit . . . Latin plays . . . Christmas banquet . . . silver chariot . . . Is there a meeting today? . . . cake sales . . . homemade cookies . . . Don ' t forget your dues, please . . . New Jersey Classical Association . . . last minute arrangements . . . Who ' ll be on the refreshment com- mittee? Page 96 INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP President William Todt Vice President - Ann Petrucelli Secretary _ Joyce Liechenstein Mission. Secretary Valarie Auer Treasurer Frank Capasso Liaison Linda Alvord Adviser Miss Ellen KaufTman Protestant organization on campus ... all welcome . . . Let ' s have a hymn sing. . . picnics at Garrett Mountain . . . staff work ers . . . Don ' t forget your Bibles! . . Hudson House . . . Is the room open? . . Christmas and Eastern Devotionals . . Anyone going to Bloomfield? ' .( O KAPPA DELTA PI President ' illiam Obolsky J ice President Jack Ralcer Recording Secretary..- Patricia GiflFord (Corresponding Secretar y Maxine Kushner Treasurer X,ois Martone Liaison Daine Pnvlak ■idviser _ Mr. Allan Morehead Honor Society in education . . . Knowledge, Duty. Power . . . reward for outstanding irademic achievement . . . coffee house meeting . . . junior and senior membei-ship iBKK« ' ' ' interest and understanding iti educa- lional problems. L.A TERTILIA E S P . N O L A President Giairp Gomez f ' ice President .Secretary •Man Lubinrr Rstrlle Roses Treasurer Norman Gallof Liaison Robert Ix-onard Hislnrian F ' al Forrelin IdriuT M «T. resn ile F5roriji . ' l Siinpping heels . . . clicking cnstnnets . . . I ' jinAmrrican programs . . . field trips . . . Antonio . . . pres« ' nlations at New ' ork I ' ni- vrrsily . . . scholarship to Spain. Page 97 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President Gino Parisi Vice President Charlotte Trinchieri Secretary _ Guna Spechts Treasurer Carolyn Bliss Adviser Miss Valentine Tonone Doughnuts . . . You think it ' s a club, but it ' s not. . . . the Venerable Bede . . . scarves, pins and suits . . . monkey shines . . . Quest-ce que c ' est que le marriage? . . . ghost stories . . . that certain smile . . . We don ' t have these things in France. . . . Where are the refreshments? . . . Allez vite. Music Organisations Commission BAND President _ Laurent Gareau Vice President John Guardiano Secretary Peter Potosky Librarian Michael Pinter Conductor Mr. Ward Moore Page ' 98 People, I ' m concerned. . . . tearing dirty shirts ... 1 don ' t have a uniform. . . Berlioz Symphony . . . Who has the oboe cues? . . . By now you should be able to count to four! . . . How many man hours is that? LITTLE CONCERT BAND ' Conductor Mr. ard M l.:30 rehearsals . . . The Hindemith . . . full rehearsal today. Tarantino ' s here . . . Little Band . . . quality plus . . . Bloomfield High . . Bard Lard. ( |{( M K I l{ Prrsidrnt i( rrnrr lirvsr I ' irr I ' rrudrnt Jiiliii Tnrnnlinn Secretary Kdwin M((!nb ' l,ihrarian.i llnrold Srhnilzri Dirrclor in n iriinr Flrni|)s|riid Mr. Linil Knhii ] 10 Intr ' : ' , . . Tlir Kroirn . . . fnmoii Irnor voirr . . . Cnrri you rouni? . . Come along now. . . . rrrdlrlrrdir - rrdir . . . pawionnir scrrnniK from ihr prr ruiwion ncrtion. Page 99 OPERA WORKSHOP President Sylvia Cerveny Vice President Terry Fortmann Secretary Prudence Curtis Publicity Chairman Donald Cobert Director Mr. Emil Kahn Original title reinstated . . . The Mikado . . . Where are the soloists? . . . recording sessions . . . Please be on time. . . . Where are the scores? . . . What page, Mr. Kahn? COLLEGE CHOIR President Frederic Martin Secretary Joyce Liechenstein Librarians Edith Kimmelman Nelson Baker Director Mr. Russell Hayton Standing room only — rehearsal room . . . baccalaureate and commencement . . . March on, o soul . . . Too many haven ' t signed up for vocal periods. TWHTi NATIONAL STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President Charles Yeamens Vice President Patricia Pannone Secretary Gloria Ferlise Treasurer Robert Kramer Liaison Betsy Hager Adviser Miss Marie Frazee Charlie ' s the New Jersey state FTA presi- dent! . . . spring conference at Stokes . . . Bill ' s newsletter . . . guided tours for future MSTC students . . . visits to high schools . . . trying to get a desk for Billy . . . Pick up your journal in Dr. Ruber ' s office . . . one hundred percent boost in membership . . . planning sessions at NJEA headquarters in Trenton. Page 100 NEWMAN CLUB President Robert Doll Vice President James Fitzsimmons Recording Secretary Katherine Livic Corresponding Secretary Carole D ' Angelo Treasurer Vincent Gorski Adviser Mr. William P. Dioguardi Catholic organization on campus . . . Hal- loween party in Rec Building . . . Thanks- giving baskets . . . spring retreats . . . Is this an ember day? . . . convention at Seton Hall . . . new chaplain. Father Mad- den . . . Day of Recollection . . . weekly apologetics classes ... the Rosary during I ent. PHI GAMMA TAU President Qara Olivito Gomez Vice President Gloriette Curtis CorresiHinding Secretary Mnrlcnc Snbio Recording Secretary Qairc Wohkittol Treasurer Marcia Vogt HUtorian „ _ Eileen Mornn Friendship . . . honor . . . wi.idom . . . Mont- rlnir ' s socialites . . . pledges in yellow and lilnrk . . . fabulou.s I.F.S. . . . crazy initia- lion those Sunday meetings ' . . . put a iu( kcl m the kitiv . . . cocktail party or — ? ? . . . shdrc wcckriids . . . Christmas dinner dance. Page JOI PHI LAMBDA PI President P. E. Woodford Vice President William Halloran Recording Secretary George Bate Corresponding Secy Charles Reitz Treasurer Richard Stevenson Liaison _ Al Adinolfi Advisers Dr. Reed Mr. Boucher Mr. Gawley Good men join together to watch the time go by . . . Campus Queen Dance . . . G.A.R. vs Rosebuds . . . Girl of the Month (roses and candy kisses) . . . Within the spreading Hms — . . . purpose signified by Greek letters. PHI SIGMA EPSILON President Richard Mancuso Vice President Harry Lang Corresponding Secretary. Charles Yeamans Recording Secretary Thomas Burr Historian James Murphy Treasurer Edwin McCabe Liaison Robert Schwab Adviser Mr. W. Paul Hamilton Aim: brotherhood, service . . . Does any- body have a project? . . . Where ' s your dink? . . . green and white . . . men ' s dorm Christmas decorations . . . What ' s parliamentary procedure? . . . China- town, my Chinatown . . . bowling . . . book drive . . . mystery night . . . What! out of the vault? ... 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. PI OMEGA PI President Rochelle Josephson Vice President Jack Tighe Corresponding Secretary Emilie Giering Recording Secretary Richard Stevenson Treasurer William Obolsky Liaison David Gerber Historian Robert Campo Adviser Dr. Elizabeth Van Derveer National Honorary Fraternity in Business Education . . . impressive initiation banquet . . . two delegates to Chicago Convention . . . helpers at the NJBEA Workshop . . . aims to create interest in Bus. Ed. . . . profes- sional meetings . . . banner business. Page ?02 - « i JJ PLAYERS [ ' resident Jim Andrews Vice President Phyllis Orrei Corresponding Sec ' y JVadine Germanton Recording Secretary .....Marie Bock Historian - Mary Ann Bond Adviser Mr. Howard Fox Bumper crop of new members . . . the great dream — production in the new auditorium . . . backstage rock and roll . . . Welcome back. Woody . . . professional tickets this year . . . closing night party . . . It ' s in the attic, but where? . . . greasepaint in the blood . . . talent and ' craftsmanship . . . memorable productions . . . the art of ad- libbing. R O H W E C President Dorothy Shcarn ire President _ Ruth Haas Recording Secretary Fran Roselli C.orresjmnding Secretary Sylvia Angle Treasurer Gregory Hickin Historian _ Bob Doll Liaison - Joan Sullivan Adviser Dr. Mnurire P. Moffjiit lloMoriirv Social Sliidics Society . • . niM -l tiiaintnin n M average . . . annual linnquel for new members . . . randlelighl initiation . . . informal discussion nl (!hn|iin Mnll . . . Do you agree with us? Poge 03 SENATE Pres. James Fitzsimmons Vice Pres James Andrews Secy Fred Martin Treas Robert Heller Liaison Hal Young Adviser Dr. Harold Bohn Gentlemen of Phi Alpha-Psi . . . distinctive in fellowship and school spirit . . . inter- fraternity sports and so- cials . . . Senate welcomes Alumni . . . Tradition, and that striped tie . . . Art Ex- hibit . . . Don ' t forget the tea bags! . . . Men of polite learning and liberal educa- tion (Byron). ■i75rp- SIGMA ALPHA ETA President Lillian Pettigrew Vice President Marie Bock Recording Secretary Betty Baker Corresponding Secretary Pat Giflord Treasurer Jack Balcer Liaison Gloria Kenderes Adviser Miss Ellen KaufFman A fine group . . . Who ' s got enough money to go to Chicago? . . . impressive initiation ceremony . . . President Lil . . . Here comes Jack collecting dues again! . . . field trips everywhere . . . surveys . . . fabulous speaker . . . Wait till you get out into the field . . . key membership — the everlasting aim . . . fellowship through hard work . . . Speech Honor Society. Page 104 SIGMA DELTA PI President June Forsythe Abbott Vice President Pat Gifford Recording Secretary Carol Sabatini Corresponding Secretary Judy Ruelens Treasurer Gloriette ' Curtis Historian Jean Folke Liaison _ Fran Rosell i Adviser Mrs. Sue Scott Reynolds Pink and black . . . Knee socks initiation . . . Annual dinner dance . . . cheerleading for Senate . . . We need some pushers in this organization! . . . the Rah-Rah girls . . married president . . . Homecoming float . . . The Sigma type . . . informal activities. ' It- SK, M FT A SI(;M President John Mncchionr I ' irr ' resident Don Anderson Corresfxinding Secretary Mnricne Jnorsky Recording Secretary Jncquelyn Wiliilski Treasiirer George Alirknovilrh Adviser _ Dr. K. O. Smith Honor .Sonet V in science . . . inactive mrm- hrrship list . . . meetings followrtl by .« vnV? mrrlings . . . secret inilinlions  . . carrrr night . . . crazy banquet . . . cat-cutters vs •Analyt. majors vs Home Fx-. people . . . Future science teachers of America? Page 105 e!% SIGMA PHI MU Pres Louise Petermann Vice Pres Elaine Charlins Secy Nancy Cant Treas. Arlene Schember Liaison Betty Perry Adviser Mr. John A. Schumaker Math, math, math . . . open to all majors and minors . . . annual picnic . . . Christmas Party . . . Farewell-to-the- Seniors Party . . . combina- tion of academic pursuits and social events. Student Government Association The student government with all its intrica- cies serves the student body well in acting as a clearing house for all types of intellec- tual and organizational pursuits. SGA Pres _ Charles Reitz Vice Pres Tom Seippel Treas Bob Doll Ass ' t Treas Jackie Bond Rec. Secy Joan Sullivan Corres. Secy Arlene Gibbs Adviser Dean Clyde M. Huber Page 106 LIAISON COMMITTEE President Dave Hordyke Secretary Betty Baker Link between clubs and SGA . . . problem solver . . . ' This will be a short meeting! . ., . reports on organization ' s activities . . . But I didn ' t see the notice! . . . Carnival Court . . . When is the next meeting? . . . The chairman speaks! ... I have a prob- lem — . . . We ' ll lick that parking prob- lem vet! ROOSTER CLUB ' ifiident Barbara Floriani (■ President.. Sue Hintrnberger Secretary Cynthia Maclntire Treasurer Richard Kierner Liaison Carol Sabatini ■idiiscr Mr. Philip S. Cohen Juki don ' l lot il rain on Saturday! . . • We ' re sold out of hoi dog! ? . . . Home- coming Parade of floats going through Up- per . . . Tell hrr she volunteered. . . . cheers for baskell nll games . . . Indians in full dresji . . . everybody works! Page 107 CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Chairman Bob Heller Vice Chairman Roberta Jacoby Recording Secretary Elsie Coughlin Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Burns Treasurer Vincent Gorski Historian Carol Sabatini Co-Publicity Chairmen Charles Reitz Joan Belperche Liaison Margaret Dee Adviser Dr. Frank Clayton New ideas for coinmunity service . . . ener- getic organization . . . inspiration from Doc Clayton . . . Neighborhood center . . . annual Ugly Man contest . . . Blood Drives . . . Who ' ll volunteer to help? . . . thoroughly effective. SPECTRUM President Sue Malenda Vice President John Acorn Secretary Barbara Riley Treasurer Grace Kirsch Liaison Dolores Negele Adviser Mr. Ralph A. Vernacchia New on campus ... art majors and minors . . . beautiful carnival booth . . . intensity and dedication . . . the furtherance of art appreciation and knowledge. Page 108 TAU SIGMA DELTA President Salvatore Paleologo Vice President Carmine LofFredo Recording Secretary ' William Liess Corresponding Secretory. ..William Reardon Treasurer Richard Kurner Historian — Alvin Lubiner Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Ogle Liaison Virgilio Marrochino Adviser Mr. Philip S. Cohen Brand new men ? frat . . . toward better preparation of men for their future careers . . . great participators in school functions . . . Inter-fraternity dance . . . membership invitation . . . Mr. Cohen, adviser. Elf; THKTA (HI MHO I ' rrsidrril Judy C.nnlor Vice Prrsidrnt Eltiinr Slnnkirwicz Recording Secretary Mnry Ann Fcrripnio CorresfHmding Secretary Vat D ' Hovic Treasurer Hnrbnrn Klorinni Historian Sliciln Mi iuckiii Liaison . ' lirila MrCiickiti ■tdrlsrr I)., K.illi.iri rw ll.ill Thi- winning kind . . . Look it up in the lonslitulion . . . ronipuJRory meetings . . . nirl-i! ! . . . Anyone need a ride? . . . the .si.slrrhood . . . originolity and pep . . . romniutrr-dorm sororilv. Page 09 THUCYDIAN SOCIETY President Robert Zito Vice President. William Reardon Recorder _ Clif Carlson Correspondent „ Robert Kramer Treasurer James Gilday Liaison Gerson Chanowitz Historian Leonard Chill Adviser Dr. Ernest B. Fincher History discussion society . . . devoted to Thucydides . . . men only . . . one of the newest clubs on campus ... no freshmen . . . topics discussed are well-guarded secrets . . . Let ' s have Dr. Folsom speak at the next meeting . . . Quiet, Barney! . . . strong executive . . . smoke-filled room . . . What ' s the parliamentary procedure? . . . Dr. Fincher ' s helpful suggestions . . . low dues . . . Who stole our Constitution? . . . refreshments at every meeting. T.V. CLUB President Walter Brown Vice President Betty Frankle Recording Secretary Katherine Livic Corresponding Secretary Rita Ullrich Liaison Charles Walker Advisers Miss Emma Fantone Mr. Thaddeus J. Sheft Up-and-coming medium in education . . . one must know when to raise and lower the boom . . . unbeatable combo — Fantone and Sheft . . . audio-visual bugs . . . expanding facilities. VETERANS ASSOCIATION President Arnold Wagner Vice President _ AI Krenicki Corresponding Secretary Al House Recording Secretary Bob Rufling Treasurer Ronnie Barker Liaison Dave Hordyke Publirily Director _ Boh Ix-onard Veterans Counselor Rill Malsch .4dvisrr Mr. I ' Villifi S. (lohen Where ' s the parking ticket, Herkey? . . . What a party that was . . . the same ex- periences make a great cluh . . . Hey Bill, where ' s my check? . . . sticking together through thick and thin . . . I-et ' s find a motto . . . How many of us are married? . . . Got nnv prolilcms? Page 1 I ' mmm ' ivsi ' ii . Football The Watchung Indians opened the season with a defeat at the hands of Brockport State, but not to be dismayed, bounced back to down National Agricuhural and Cheyney by a handy margin. New Britain ended the two game streak, but following that game, the Big Red was not downed again until the November 10 meeting with Kutz- town. The Montclair men also suffered a loss to Wilson in the last game of the season. Our traditional rivals, Trenton State, were well stomped at Homecoming, 13-0, lifting the school spirits in spite of an overall 4-4 record for the season. Great expectations are held for the coming 1957 season due to the general all-around improvement of the team this year. The Thirty Club was the backbone of the team, said Coach Coder, because they have at last put football first and are training fully. Poge 114 •F OOTBALL 1956 Football Season Brockport State Score 7-32 National Apriculture College 2 Chpyney State _ 14 New Britain State _ 6 Gallaudel College _34 Trenton State (Homecoming) 13 Kutztown State 6 Teachers College. Dist. of Coltimhia 13 Coaching Staff Ix-e Wnlsky l.inr C.iHtrh Frank Aeorella Barkfu-ld Coach Dr. A. C. Coder Head Fooihall Coach Co-Captains Ken Misria, Jaek Tighe -=w -lA. Page 115 Page 116 mj ' - Page 117 Baseball From the first whizzing ball across the plate until the alumni banquet, Montclair ' s baseball squad enjoyed a highly successful season which was the result of long, hard practices under the steady hand of Coach William Dio- guardi. The club again traveled South to limber up for the coming season and to enjoy Southern hospitality. Although the Indians had tough luck on their Dixieland tour, donning a 1-3 record, they bounced back during the season with a splendid 16-7 tally. The highlight was an 8 game victory streak from the 2nd Rider game through the St. Peter ' s game. Besides mound stars, the Big Red could boast of excel- lent hitting and fielding throughout most of the season, making MSTC champs once more (making six champion- ships out of eight years) under Dioguardi ' s piloting. A new addition to the baseball scene was a plaque pre- sented to the outstanding man on the team, having those qualities of sportsmanship, leadership, thoughtfulness, drive and spirit, which resembled MSTC ' s own alumni member and manager ( ' 49- ' 50) Charlie Turek, who re- cently passed away. The award, in honor and memory of Turek, was given for the first time to Mr. John Gray by Coach Dioguardi at the annual alumni banquet. The Big Red coach. Dioguardi, can look into the future with visions of more and more success, due to the excel- lent showing of this yedr ' s team. The 1956 Season East Carolina 5 Atlantic Christian 1 Atlantic Christian Bloomfield 16 Paterson 9 Seton Hall 2 Kings - - - 7 Newark College of Engineering 12 Upsala 7 Bloomfield 5 lona _ _ Queens 10 St. Peter ' s 13 Panzer 4 Rider 3 Rider 10 Paterson 13 Newark State 7 Trenton 4 Fairleigh Dickinson 4 Panzer _.., 1 St. Peter ' s 8 Seton Hall 1 Trenton 5 Totals: Won 16. Lost 8, Tie ■L_ ' f f-ih I hiiti i iu 2i :l ) Cv :m Page 178 y !k fe. 1 i 4 1956 Final Battlng Averages (top five) 1. Speary 2. Gray . . 3. Davies . 4. Miscia . 5. Murray 1956 Co-Captains: Gray. Murray .366 .360 .342 .266 .258 ASEBALL Page 119 1 Track Under the more than adequate supervision of Coach Rich- ard Willing, MSTC turned out another better than aver- age track team. In true team spirit, the men feel that most of the credit for the consistently good showings during the past season belongs to Coach Willing. The main objective of the team was to begin the process of building itself up for the future, and the fruits of their labors began to show signs of merit. For the 8th year MSTC took first place in the NJIAC Meet, then proceeded indoors to take a second place in the Collegiate Track Conference Meet, beating out many of its local rivals in the biggest event of the small college circuit. With a portion of the old nucleus plus an up-and-coming group of underclassmen. Coach Willing is building for another fine track season at MSTC. Poge 120 RACK P W Cross Country Montclair harriers again brought home the bacon as they took first place in their own Montclair Invitation Meet, beating Upsala. These unsung heroes ' of the cin- ders deserve praise for their unswerving devotion to long practices and hard work. Every student at the college has caught sight of MSTC ' s Cross Country boys running faithfully every day, in fair vscnlbiT and in foul, over the lawns, through the parking lots, up hills, through con- struction materials and whal- have-you, building up tiir stamina and muscle r ndrdi tialioii necessary to produce such a fine showing in actual compelition. Montclair .Slate need not worry about tin- future nf her Cross ( ' ountry learn, for a strong F ' rosh conlingent, which look first place in the I.oMavnc Invitation meet, beating the loiia I ' re bni.in team, will return again, older, wiser, and greater than be- fore. Page 121 I Basketball The Montclair tutors started out slowly in the ' 56- ' 57 sea- son. At the end of ten games they had compiled a 5-5 record. Finally it looked as though the team began to operate as a unit and brought the average up to 9 wins and 7 losses. Clem Tennaro, the club ' s only senior, racked in 47 points against Newark State to establish a new individual scoring record for Montclair. This team was the first to down Upsala in a major sport in quite a time, as well as being the first in quite a while to whip Panzer. The J.V. ' s have only lost two games this year, one to Up- sala, one to Panzer. Our hats certainly go ofl to Coach Ed Weber and Coach Henry E. Schmidt in aiding Willing to produce such a fine group of young men. Page 122 ASKETBALL First Five Varsity Players Clem Tennaro. captain Bill Toole, freshman Nick Petti, junior John Symenski. sophomore John Hughes, sophomore Page 123 Fencing Club Captain Mary Ellen Bemler Manager Ethel Du Bois Treasurer Claire Biglin Liaison Terry Jones Coach Mr. Allan January Unique feminine recreation . . . healthy competition . . . N.J. Novice Team Champs for three years . . . Giorgio Santelli Trophy . . . dedication required — work demanded . . . determination . . . meetings in the cozy comforts of Room A ... Oh! those aching muscles! . . . January wel- comed back . . . April 13. Intercollegiate Meet at Rochester Institute of Technology. r,l Golf Under the able tutelage of MSTC ' s old golf pro, Mr. De Rosa, senior co-captains Ozzie Del Venton and Bill Halloran forward the growing reputation of this group, keep- ing an able eye on the up-and-coming under- classmen who will fill the spots left vacant by the graduating seniors. With a firm, positive conviction of their capabilities, the golf team fully expects to retain their N.J. I. A. Conference champion- ship and to keep piling up honors on the Essex County West Course. Page 124 T ennis A new group consisting of mainly underclassmen attracted much at- tention to the Tennis team this year. Bob Leonard. Bill Terry. Louie Echardt, and Fred Bednarck have, under the guiding hand of Dr. Seymour Fersh, presented MSTC with a winning combination, as they downed many local teams this season to gain a 7-5 record. Bowling WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I ' rrsidrnI _ Loui.sc I ' cl ' rmatin Vice President.... _ Rory Honro Srcrelary „ Vivian Rutis Trra.iiirrr „ Arlcnc Moldofsky lAai. im F ' irnnor Murphy Advisers .._ Miss Dorothy Duke Miss Pauline Foster Despite the fact that this is only the first year that MSTC ' s bowling team has been a member of The Eastern Intercollegiate Rowling Conference, led by seniors Bill Hal- loran and Dick Stevenson, they have downed such name colleges as Fordham, St. John ' s, and Columbia, to attain a high position ,imong Conference standings. Hill liter, captain of the MSTC kepler squad, leads the league with an average of 185. SHp ' Viili i Page 125 Cheerleaders Co-Captains Gloriette Curtis Esther Smith Liaison Dee Schimmel Squad: Helen Morton, Janet Barnes. Christine Fowler, Ar- lene Blake, Jo Crines, Lynn Burden, Maureen Butler. Agile and exuberant . . . The School Spirit . . . pep rallies . . . bon fires . . . Practice in Lower Center ... I just can ' t move another muscle! . . . Local color at the games . . . How are we getting to the game? . . . vendors of football programs and boost- ers . . . Get your football programs here, only a quar- ter! . . . Honorary members of the Thirty Club. MEN ' S ATHLETIC COMMISSION Student Rrprr.sentalives - Ron Ochner James Dwyer Faculty Representatives Or. Harlev Milstead Mr. Paul Clifford Mr. Henrv Schmidt Possessing a nucleus composed of two student representa- tives and three faculty members, the achievements of this organization have piven it an unestimable value. M.AC supervises, finances, and coordinates all men ' s coUeae ath- letics and has succeeded in building a fine, reputable name for Montclair State in the world of college sports. Thirty Club This three year old organiz- ation has finally realized a long sought for goal — a foot- ball program. These year- round gridmen took it upon themselves to solicit adver- tising and to pul li--h the pro- gram, giving much satisfac- tion in the finished product. The aim of the organization is: to keep an eye trained on football during the off sen- son so that a scientific game might be a victory for MSTC in the future. The men lulp Dr. (!() ler plan for ihc trip- an l transportation involved in away games. They hn e arranged meetings with other prominent coaches in the viiinily. Thirty Chib mnkt-i il possible to lake movies o( till of ihc home games so ih. ' .l seeing themselves ' in action, the men may correct their own mistakes. Ken Miscia was awarded the Most Valuable Player award given by the club this 1 ' gg Rrr. Secy Rnrt Pi Pa. ( ' iirrrx. Ser ' y John Tit ' I Tn-as. Carl Slell i.lusrr Or M.i.I. (■ (-...I, ■ ■■PPBVPrFrornPFPnaHBIIIiaBP Pag 127 TRIBE President Peter Meeker Vice President Clem Tennaro Recording Secretary Arthur Scavone Corresponding Secretary George Bate Treasurer Robert Rittweger Liaison Rueben Johnson Adviser Mr. Henry Schmidt In addition to the individual satisfaction our athletes get from achieving the ultimate dream — winning a varsity letter, there is yet another honor awaiting them. Winning a varsity letter makes one eligible for membership in Tribe, an organization composed of all Varsity Letter men at Montclair. It is an organization to further the ath- letic fellowship indiginous among our athletic groups. TWIRLERS Beverly Latronica. Capt.; Elaine Stankiew- icz, Joan Markowsk, Polly Picken, Carol Kelly, Julia Scardaville, Marge Vossler. Pep Rallys . . . Rainy Game Homecoming Parade in Senate car . . . Where ' s S-3? . . . Football Banquet . . . lost batons . . . Trip to Brockport . . . jokes at practice . . . band concert . . . Who wants to lead the band? . . . The Robert E. Lee — what orig- inality! . . . school spirit . . . plans for next year. Page 7 28 Page 129 RUSS HALL 3J A15 IRENE PENNON Housemother GRACE CONRAD Housemother Page ?30 f 4 CHAPIN H LL (II, l I Ml l)l lli)iisiriiiilfiiT Page I3J R. Burnett .-r -. J. Belperche H. Kyrioglou M. KusHNER Hint E. Couch LIN M. Beech M. McDONEL - i S. Keil D. Reiner J. Massoth in R. Jacoby L. Petticrew N. Germanton G. Okinaca E. Zennario G. GiFFORD -i cv (dr C £)ovvM yiKX-Xi Poge ?32 S. Nakatsu R. (Jrkebei S. Al.BKRTSON J. Sow C. Sabatim S. HiNTENBERCER M. Mll.l.KR !•!. I ' avi.ak V. I ' ll i M. SiCILIANO B. Floriam N. HlDAMSH S. Ancle 7 (!. ' I ' rm.ak L. Martone i J. IUknks H M. Page 133 mWnP (..; «.. ■ L If (ff f1 ' f) il I Pres. Nadine Germanton Vice Pres Joan Massoth Corres. Sec ' y.. Roxy Akillian Rec. Secy Pat Rowland Treas Dale Douglass Inter-Sorority Repres. Arlene Oiernesser Vivian Elardi DELTA OMICRON PI The blue and white . . . those home-cooked spaghetti din- ners . . . bowling tonight . . . Where ' s your pin? . . . our night in New York . . . senior banquet . . . Hi, sis . . . sparkle . . . close-knit group . . . Ladies . . . Whe n are we going horseback riding? Pres Maryann Delaney Vice Pres Ann Prestianni Sec ' y Lynn Stiansen Treas Linda Alvord Hist. Freda Kline Inter-sorority Repres. Jeanette Allen Arlene Hyman MU SIGMA Ye who enter here on refreshment bent — shall welcome be and forth with blessings sent. . . . small group . . . efficient . . . promotes cultural interests . . . friendly rela- tionships . . . activities to widen appreciation of fine arts. Page 134 Pres. Elaine Pavlak Vice Pres. Valerie Auer Corres. Secy Corinne Fennell Rec. Sec ' y Linda Wu Treas. Annamarie Gimmel Hist Marianne Bonczek Liaison . Pat Lease Camille Spino DELTA THETA PSI Harmony and friendship among its members . . . adoption of the T.B. Preventorium for Children. Farmingdale. N. J. ... toy rollection . . . Holiday gifts . . . social activities . . . strenplh and vinity. Pres. Helen Kyrioglou Corres. Secy Beverly Latronica Rec. Sec ' y Claire McSherry Treas. Elsie Coughlin Hist Myra Schwimmer Ann Coyle Pin Chairman Adrienne l)r Cicco Liaison Rena Grcebel Joan Sullivan a ii W fH K I ' P V MHO r rSI ION W liile jnikels . . . I ' liHH at (.arietl Ml. . . . .iiuiui!. ulups. . . . weekends nt lhr!«lu)re . . . hulTrl suppers in the Hcc. Bldg. . . . l.K.S. Dnnee . . . rnlhu.  insm . . . .Senior Bnnquel.i . . . K W l)lou c.  . . . friendship and harniony . • . col- legiate . . . This is KBl Fitrever it ' s a pari nf niir hearts. Page 135 Poge 1(36 ■km !I!1 I ■ till 1 1 ■ ■ I Informals 5| IP — 3 i Page 138 - ' tt Poge 139 MEN ' S DORM Ron McKeen Ass ' t Dorm Director Seymour Fersh, Resident Director and Family Page 140 i cvii r ( O fv ( V c J. Rai.cer G. Bate . Rr.)«n J. FiTZSIMMONS 1 . Hkrder -I : je? ■C r A. Hot SK |{. MrC.rsKKR W . KI. M)h K h.llM ' KI J. Im.iu W. Inl.I W n I 1 ' (...1.MIH|. Pog MI . =« ' Poge 142 1 ' -. V Page 143 Light Up the Sky w V«K X PLAYERS PRESENTATION 1956 mw -di 1956 Commuter ' s Review Our Changing Scene . . . iiiiiiii 1956 Carnival --ft Page !46 Page M9 La Campana Staff Terry Jones Editor-in-chief Joan Massoth Co-photography Editor ..f ' Harolp Stacy Art Editor Joyce O ' Connor Literary Editor James P. Pettegrove Advixrr Elaine Pavlak Co-photography Editor Joan Floyd Technical Editor Janice Gemmel Publicity Editor J. WiLLARD VanClEAF Sports Editor Sylvia Sefcik Typing Editor Harry Lauer Assistant Editor Robert Doll Business Manager Acknowledgments To express thanks to all those who shaped this book is a difficult task, for our gratitude is deeper than mere words. . . . Our sincere thanks are due: To Mr. Nicholas Ickes of Ickes-Annuals for infinite patience, inexhaustible suggestions, and unfailing optimism To Mr. Harry Ronnie, for his ability to create a finished prnduct from a wisp of an idea To Mrs. Carlotte Wrav and Sarony Studios, Inc., for their cooperative spirit in the phot(i ' rn| hic representation of life at MST( in 10.S7 To Sandy Woi.fk, our student photdfiraphcr, for his remarkahlc talent for fine pictures at a moment ' s notice; and aKo to Hon m)KRS()N and V ' aiter Coi.i.ENnER for additional ((intributions To the Administration, Kacuhv, and Student Body for their willingness to rearrange their daily routines for our benefit. The Stake ok 10S7 Pag J5T J cr ic r (yOiy- cctov 7 JUNE FORSYTHE ABBOTT 80 Dewey Avenue, Little Falls, N. J. Major: Accounting Minor: Secretarial Studies Carnival Committee 2; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,2,3,4: Phi Gamma Tau 2,3,4: Sigma Delta Pi 1,2.3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4. ALFONSO JOSEPH ADINOLFI 256 Fairmount Avenue, Newark 3, N. J. Major: Accounting Minor: Social Business Class Council 3: Cross Country 3,4: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,2,3,4, Liaison Representative 3,4; Track 3,4: Tribe 3,4. DOROTHY THERESA ALBANESE 299 Walnut Street, Nutley 10, N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Music Band 1,2,3,4: Choir 3,4: Chorus 1, President 1: Future Teachers of America 1.2,3,4: LR.C. 2,3; La Campana 4: Newman Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Players 2,3,4: Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4, Liaison Repre- sentative 2. SARA LEE ALBERTSON Hope, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Chorus 1; Clio 2,3,4; Delta Omicron Pi 1.2.3,4: I.R.C. 3.4. RICHARD J. ALTINGER 80 Evans Road, Bloomfield, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Phvsical Education Bowling 4: Football 1: Newman Club 1: Vets ' Club 2,3,4: Wapa- lanne Club 3,4. WALTER S. ANDARIESE 177 Boiling .Springs Avenue. East Rutherford. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Science Aphesteon 3,4. Vice President 3.4: Vets Club 1.2,3,4: Sigma Phi Mu 1.2.3.4. SYLVIA ANGLE No. Main Road and Park .Avenue. Vineland. N. J. Major: .Social Studies Minor: .Social Business Clio 2.3,4: Secretary 3: Delta Theta Psi 1,2,3,4; Dorm Show 1,2.3: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1; Honor Board 3,4: I.R.C. 3,4: Rohwec 3,4. Corresponding Secretary 4. A. MARIE ATKIELSKI 28 Oak Avenue, Irvington, N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies English Club 1; La Campana 4: Players 1: Quarterly 3, 4. JANICE CLAIRE ATLAS 4,30 20th Avenue, Paterson, N. J. Major: English Minor: .Social Studies .Mdornia 3,4, Secretary 3; Inter-Var Mission Secretary 2, Secretary 3. ity Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH ANN BAKER 20 Carlton Terrace, Rutherford, N. J. Major : Speech Minor: English Carnival 1954. Publicity Co-Chairman; Class Secretary 4; La Cam- pana 4; Montclarion 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1,2,3,4, Recording Secre- tary; Sigma Delta Pi 1,2,3,4; W.A.A. 1,2. JACK MARTIN BALCER 161 Jauncey Avenue, North Arlington, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Speech .A Cappella Choir 1,2: Gamma Theta Upsilon 1.2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, Vice President 4: Little Concert Band 2,3,4: Players 3-4: Senate 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2,3,4, Treasurer 4: Symphonic Band 1.2.3,4, Drum Major 4. JANET M. BARNES 731 Harristown Road. Glen Rock, N. J. Major: English Minor: Spanish A Cappella Choir 1; Boosters 3,4: Cheerleaders 3,4: Commuters ' Review 3; La Campana 4: La Tertulia Espafiola 1 : Phi Gamma Tau 3,4: Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4. GEORGE DONALD BATE 5-15 Fifth Street. Fair Lawn. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Social Studies Band 1.2,3,4: Baseball Manager 1.2.3,4: Carnival Booster Chairman 2: Class Council Representative 3,4: Citizenship Committee 4: Epsi- lon Mu Epsilon 1,2,3,4, Social Chairman 2; Indoor Track 2: Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,4: Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2; N.J.B.E.A. 2.3,4: Phi Lambda Pi 2,3,4, Recording Secretary 4: Tennis Team 3,4; Tribe 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Wapalanne Club 3,4; Who ' s ■R ' ho. ALICE W. BEATON 232 Windsor Street, Kearny, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Aldornia 3,4: Class Council 1.2: Gamma Theta Upsilon 1.2; I.R.C. 1,2,4. MARIANNE BARBARA BEECH 1747 Front Street, Scotch Plains, N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Class Council 1,3: Delta Omicron Pi 1.2.3,4: English Club 1,2; La Campana 4: La Tertulia Espafiola 1: Modern Dance 1,2; Mont- clarion 3,4: Players 1,2,3,4: Sigma Alpha Eta 1,2,3,4: Tennis Club 1-2. JOAN BELPERCHE 15 Wilson Street, Glen Rock, N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Accounting Aphesteon 3,4: Citizenship Committee 2,3,4; Class Council 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3,4: Sigma Delta Pi 1,2,3,4; Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4. MARY ELLEN BEMLER 142 Dewey Avenue, Totowa Boro. Paterson, N. J. Major: Biological Science Minor: Physical Science Fencing Team 1,2,3,4: Business Manager 2, Treasurer 3, Captain 4: I.R.C. 1: Newman Club 1: Sigma Eta Sigma 3.4; Wapalanne Club 3,4: W.A.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3. MARJORIE ANN BILL 72 High Street. Glen Ridge. N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech A Cappella Choir 1: Citizenship Committee 3.4: English Club 1,2: Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship 1,2: La Campana 4: Montclarion 4; Players 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2,4; Sigma Delta Pi 3,4. ETHEL LOUISE BLAKE 216 South Street, Orange, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Physical Education Clio 3,4: LR.C. 2,3,4. One Tlundred 7ifty-two MARGARKT ANN BLECKMAN 23 Niagara Street. Dumont. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Accounting Clio 2.3,4: I.a Campana 4; Montdarion 3,4; Social Studies News- paper 1,2; Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4. CAROLYN ANN BLISS 90 Davies Avenue, Dumont. N. J. Major: Krench Minor: English A Cappella Choir 1,2; Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; ia Campana 4; Le Cercle Fran ais 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4. WALTER E. BROWN Bloomshury R. I).. N. J. Major: .Science Minor : Science Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship 1,2: Phi Lambda Pi 2,3,4: Sigma Eta Sigma 2,3,4; T.V. Club 1,2,3,4. BRUCE ARTHt R BLCKMASTER 53 High Street. Glen Ridge, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social .Studies Quarterly 3,4. PAUL r;KA bur(;hardt Frilz Lane. West Paterson, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: .Music A Cappella Choir 1,23,4: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,2,3,4: Phi Lambda Pi 3,4. RHODA BURNETT 1141 Railway Avenue. W estfield. N. J. Major: English Minor: French English Club 1: Ka|i|ia Delta Pi 4; I.a Campana 4: Le Cercle Francais 2.3. ELINOR ANN BURNS ,344 Milltown Road. S|iringHeld. N. J. Major: English Minor: Political Science and Economics I.R.C. 1; Montdarion 1: Players 1; Quarterly 3,4; Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4. MARGUERITE L. CALABRESE 32 Monroe Street. Iloboken. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Clio 2,3,4: Newman Club 4: Rohwec 3.4. ROBERT F, CAMPO 1 Cedar .Avenue, Montclair, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physiial Education Agora 2.;M; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,2: Pi Omega Pi 2.3.4. Historian 4: Tribe 2,3,4. JUDITH CANTOR 249 Belleville Avenue, Bloomheld. N. J. Major: Social .Stuflies Minor: Secretarial Studies (;iio 2,3; Fencing (ilub 2: Mu Sigma 2,3, Secretary 2: Theta Chi Rho 3,4, Prr«i(lent 3,4. K MULLEN JULIA CAl ' PUCCIO I ' m Nidiclhi Avenue. Irvington. N. J. Mii iir : Accounting Minor: .Secretarial Studies and Social Business Husines.s Education W orkshiip 1,23.4, Chairman 2: Epsilon Mu Epsi- lon 1,23.4, Corresponding .Seiretiiry 2,3; I.a Campana 3.4: Mont- rlarinn 3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,1, Publicity Chairman 3; Pi Omega Pi 3,4. JAMES A f ARIEIt 37 Twelfth Avenue. P«ter on. N. J. Major : .Scinal Studio Minor: Binlogn-al .Science Free Thouglit 1,2,3: Inter- Vorsily Chrislinn l ' ( Elo Sigma L ' 3,4: Track I.EONMtli F ( AIIIER H Myrtle venue. Iluller. N. J. Ma or : English Minn,: Biology English Club I : .Signin Eta .Sigma 2,3.1. JEAN CHASEY 22 Spencer Avenue, Clihnn, N. J. Major : English Minor: .Secretarial Simlio English Club 2. loHHJiip 1,2; Sigma JERRY J. CICCHELLI 705 Twenty-fourth Street, Union City, N. J. .Major: Social Studies Minor: Physical Education BARBARA ANN COR.AL 137 Maitland Avenue, Totowa Boro, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: French Le Cercle Francais 1,2; Montdarion 3,4; Newman Club 2; Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4: Treasurer 3. CECELIA J. COSGROVE 1412 Lexington Place. Elizabeth. N. J. Major: Physical Science Minor: Biological Science Carnival 2; La Campana 3. 4; Montdarion 1 3,4; Players 2; Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4, Recording Secretary 23, Liaison Representative 4; Sigma Eta Sigma 3,4. ELSIE V. COUGH LIN Oldwick. N.J. Major: English .Minor: Political Science Aldornia 2.3,4. President 4; Citizenship Committee 23.4, Secretary 4; Dalphac 3,4; Dorm Council 2; Dorm Show 2,3: Kappa Rho Upsilon 2,3,4: Treasurer 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Montdarion 3,4; Players 1 ; Who ' s Who; V ' .A.A. 23. MARY JANE CUOZZI 170 Belgrove Drive. .Arlington. N. J. Major: English Minor: Political Science Aldornia 3,4. ADELE F. CUTLER 7-20 Fern St., Fair Lawn, N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies English Club 1,3,4; La Campana 4: Montdarion 4; Newman Club 2.34. DELIA DAMICO .368 Ridgewood Avenue. Glen Riilge, N. J. .Major : French .Minor: Physical Science Le Cercle Francais 3.4. JAELENE DANISHEFSKY .30-C: Magie Village: Magie Avenue. Elizabeth. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Players 23.4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1.23,4. ARLENE A. DARIO 272 Luddington .Avenue. (Jifton. N. J. Major: English Minor: Physical Education La Campana 3,4; Newman Club 2: Quartfrly 3.i. JOHN R. DAMES 117 Lindi-n Avenue, erona, N. J. .Major : Business Education Minor: Phvsical Edmalion Agora 3.4; lias -bull 1,23.4: Ba-ketball 1,2: Football 1,2: Newman Club 4: Vets ' Club 3,4. BRUCE R. DAVIS 216 l.ongview .Avenue, Ha-broui k Hrights. N. J. .Major: Social Studies .Minor: Geography Gammo Theta Upsilon 3,4; Geography Club 1 IK I 1 - ' . !■.■ Club 1.23.4. NUN .IO DEI. VENTO 260 Snyiler Street, Orange, N. J. Major: Social .Studies .Uino ' : Phvsical Eilucalion lln«keilmll r.23,4: Golf 23.4. Co-(apl«in: Phi lambda Pi 3.4: Tube 3.4. JOAN V. DOWNINt; 3. ' 1 G rove Street, Upper MonlrUir, N. J. Major: .Siinnl Studies Minor: English Clio 23.4: Feniing I: Ne m«n( lub 1.1 PHILIP Ef HO. IH 31 I anatk A eniic. Nrttnik.N J Maior: Music Minor: Music Band 1,23. ; Choir 23. Men in Mu.i. :i.i. . Oichr.lia 1.23.1 Onr Tiundred Jtfty Ihnt SHEILA KAREN EG AN 230 Central Avenue, Hawthorne, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Aldornia 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Montclarion 2.3.4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Quarterly :iA. ELIZABETH DOROTHY ERICKSON 361 14th Avenue, Newark 3. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: English Aphesteon 3,4, Secretary: Band 1,2,3.4; Inter- Varsity Christian Fel- lowship 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Sigma Phi Mu 1.2.3.4. BERNICE A. ETZEL 136 Rock Hill Road, Clifton, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Engli.sh Clio 2,3,4; Fencing 1. Gamma Theta P.psilon 2.3.4: Newman Club 4: W.A.A. 1,2,3. JAMES FITZSIMMONS 13 Green Street. Franklin, N. J. Major: .Social Studies Minor : Geography Gamma Theta Upsilon 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4; Jr. Class Repre- sentative; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3,4; Senate 1,2,3.4, Treasurer 1.2, President 3,4; Sr. Class Representative to Alumni: Who ' s Who. PHOEBE FLETCHER 66 Overlook Road. Upper Montclair. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Clio 2,3,4; Geography Club 2; I.R.C. 1,4: Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,4, Recording Secretary 4; Students for Stevenson 4. BARBARA ANN PLORIANI 1217 26th Street. North Bergen. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Accounting Booster Association 2,3,4, President: Class Council 1,2,3.4; Dorm Show 3; KRU 3, 4; Montclarion 2; Newman Club 1,2; Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4, Liaison Representative; Theta Chi Rho 3,4. JOAN BARBARA FLOYD 211 Watchung Avenue. Montclair. N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Carnival 3; Dalphac 3,4; Kappa Rho Ups 4, Technical Editor, 4; Montclarion 1,2,3. ilon 1.2,3,4; La Campanu ROLAND R. FLYNN Bloomfield Avenue, Parsippany, N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science Kappa Delta Pi 4: Phi Lambda Pi 1.2.3,4: Track 1,2: Vets ' Club 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA M. FORCELLA 9 Summer Place, Newark, N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: English Dalphac 2,3,4, Liaison Representative 4: KRU 1,2.3; La Tertulia Espanola 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4; Montclarion 1; Newman Club 1; Players 1,2. LAURENT GAREAU 352 Rea Avenue, Hawthorne. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music A Cappella Choir 1,2; Band 1.2.3.4. Vice President 3, President 4: Collegium Musicum 3: Little Band 3.4; M.O.C. Treasurer 4; Orches- tra 3,4. JANICE LILIAS GEMMELL 725 Briarclifl Avenue. Maywood. N. J. Major: Engli.sh Minor: .Social Studies Aldornia 3,4; Carnival Committee 3: Kappa Delta Pi 4; Montclarion 3,4; Quarterly 2,3,4; La Campana. Publicity Editor 4. DAVID A. GERBER 90 Prospect Terrace, East Rutherford. N. .1. Major: Business Education Minor: Social Studies Epsilon Mu Epsilon 3.4; Pi Omega Pi 3,4, Liaison Representative; Tribe NADINK C. GERMANTON 38 Mountain Avenue, .Summit. N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech Delta Omicron Pi 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1.2, President 3: Players 1,2.3.4. Secretary 3 : Sigma Alpha Eta 2,3,4. One y undred 7ijty-four GERALDINE ANN GIFFORD 915 Atlantic . venue. Point Pleasant. N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Chorus 1: English Club 1: Newman Club 1.2.3.4; W.A.A. 1. PATRICIA JEAN GIFFORD 28 Pease Avenue. ' erona, N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Carnival 2, Co-Chairman; Class Representative 2; Dorm Council 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, Recording Secretary 4: La Campana 4; Mont- clarion 4; Players 1; Sigma Alpha Eta 1,2,3,4, Liaison Representative 3, Corresponding .Secretary 4: Sigma Delta Pi 1.2.3,4, Vice President 4; W.A.A. 1. BARBARA ANN GODLESKI 47 Prospect Street, Lodi, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Latin Clio 2.3; Montclarion 3,4, Typing Editor 4: Newman Club 2,3; Theta Chi Rho 2.3,4. Corresponding Secretary 2.3; Senior Class Council. AUDREY JEAN GOLDMAN 466 South Centre Street. Orange, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies English Club 2,3: Quarterly 2,3.4. WALTER GOLLENDER 2 Kearny Street. Newark 4. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Business Education Chorus 1,2; Class Council 3.4: La Tertulia Espafiola 1,2,3.4: Mont- clarion 1.2,3. CLARA OLIVITO GOMEZ Union Boulevard. Paterson Road 2. Totowa. N. J. Major: .Spanish Minor: Secretarial Studies Boo.ster ( luh 2,3. Recording Secretary 3; La Campana 4: La Tertulia Espafiola 1.2.3.4. President 4; Newman Club 1.2; Phi Gamma Tau 2.3.4. Treasurer 3. President 4: Players 1.2: Sigma Delta Pi 1.2.3.4. Liaison Representative 3. OLIVIA GOMEZ ESCORIAZA 11 Seymour Street. Montclair. N. .T. Major: Spanish Minor: French Dalphac 2,3,4, Historian 3: La Tertulia Espafiola 1.2,3,4: Quarterly 1,2,3,4, Art Editor 3: W.A.A. 1.2.3.4. Vice President 3. EDWARD F. GRADY 5 Adams Court. Nutley 10, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Agora 3.4; Football 3.4: Newman Club 4: ZO Club 3.4. RENA F. GREEBEL 22 Cornell Street. est Orange, N. J. Major: English Minor: French Citizxnship Committee 2,3; Class Council 1,2,4; Dalphac 2,3.4 President 4; English Club 1; Inter-Sorority Representative 3,4 Kappa Rho Upsilon 2.3.4; La Campana 3,4; Le Cercle Fran ais 2,3 Modern Dance 1. LEONORE GREEN 5011 Hudson Avenue. West New York, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies English Club 1 : I.R.C. 1. Quarterly 3.4. THERESA HAIRABEDIAN 916 Palisade Avenue. Union City. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Clio 2,3,4; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,4. WILLIAM R. HALLORAN JR. .30 Handford Place, Caldwell, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English Basketball, Jr. Varsity 1; Bowling 2,3,4; Inter-Varsity Christian Fel- lowship 1,2: English Club 2,3,4; Epsilon Mu Ep.silon 2: Golf 1.2.3.4. Captain 4; Intramural Sports 3,4; La Campana 3,4: Phi Lambda Pi 1,2.3.4, Vice President 3; Liaison Representative 2. FRANKLYN EDMOND HARPER 49 Johnson Road. West Orange. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Agora 1,2.4; Football 1.2, Manager 4; Pi Omega Pi 3.4: Tribe 1.2. ELIZABETH ANN HAYDEN 17 Chestnut Road, Verona, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Aldornia 2.3,4, Vice President 4: Montclarion 2,3,4; Phi Gamma Tau 3,4: Quarterly 3,4; Sigma Delta Pi 2,3,4. THO.VIAS G. HERDER 71 Mildred Lane, Eords, N. J. Major: French Minor: History English Club 1; Forum 1.2, Liaison Representative 2; Future Teach- ers of .America 2.3,4; I.R.C. 23.4: Le Cercle Fran?ais 2,3,4: Vets ' Club. 2.3,4. GREGORY 1). HICKIN 757 Roessner Drive, Union, .N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Gamma Theta Upsilon 4; Montclarion 2,3,4, Copy Editor 3,4: Quarterly 3,4: Rohwec 2,3,4, Historian 3, Treas- urer 4; Vets Club 1,2..3,4. SONDRA G. HILDEBRANT 530 South IKth Street, Newark, N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech .Aldornia 3,4; English Club 1,3; Fencing Club 1; Sigma Alpha Eta 2,3,4. SUSAN HELEN HlNTENBERCiER 1059 Prospect Street, Hillside, N. J. Major: Physical Science Minor: Biological Science Booster Club 3,4, ' ice President 3,4; Carnival Lighting Chairman 2; Class Council 1,2,3,4: Dorm Show 2,3: Honor Board 3,4; La Cam- pana 4; Montclarion 3,4: Players 1,2,3, Lighting Crew Chairman; SGA 1,2,3: Sigma Eta Sigma 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3: T.V. Club 1; W.A.A. 1. JOHN T. HOPKINS. JK. 595 Eagle Rock Avenue, Roseland, N. J. Major: Physical Science Minor: Biological Science (Carnival Lighting Committee 2: Phi Lambda Pi 3, 4; Players 2,3; Sigma Eta Sigma 3,4; T.V. Club 1; Wapalanne Club 3,4, Presi- dent 3. PHYLLLS K I:M UK K IIOKI K K .33 Grace Street, Iruiitituii. N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech .a Camimna 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2,3,4, Publicity Chairman. MARY CLAIRE HORN 2.53 Central . venue. Hawthorne. N. J. Major: English Minor: Social .Studies Montclarion 1,2,3,4, Assistant (!opy Editor 3,4; Newman ( lub 1,2,3.1; Phi ( ammB Tau 3,4; Quarterly 3,4. ALBERT E. HOUSE 253 Chamber .Street, Phillipsburg, N. J. Major: Social Stuiiirs Minor: Social BuiincsH Booster (;hib 2.3,4: Forum 1.2; LR.C. 1: Phi Lambda Pi 3.1; Iribc 2; Vets ' Club 3,4, (Corresponding Secretary 4. CAROL ANN HOUSTON 266 Hickory Street, Kearny, N. J. Major: .Soiial . ' luilies Minor: English Clio 2,3; LR.C. 1,2,3: InlerVnrsity Christian Fellowship 2.3,4. NANCY M. HUDANISH 654 Jacques Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. Major: lliolngical Science Minor: PhyiicttI Science Kappa Delta Pi 4; .Sigma Eta Sigma 1,2,3,4: .Si|ii iic Dnnring 1,2, .Secretory 2; Tenniii f ' lnb 1, Liaison Rcpresentnlivc I ; . A 1.2 MAXINE KL ' SHNER HUNT 215l)avey Sl.Bloomhrld. N J. Major: English Minor: Soi iai Studir Aldornia 2.3,4: !.l .(!. 2,3. Liaison Rrpresenlalivr 2,3; Kappa Drlin I ' i 3,4. Corresponding Secretary 3,4; Quarterly 2X . Editor .3. MARIE ANTOINEITE LAMARTINO .3RH lenlh .St.. Newark. N.J. Ma or: English Minor: .Secrelariol .Stvidies Aldornia 4: Cla. .s Council 2,3,4; English Club 3,4; l.n CamiHina 3,4; tnntct,iriim 3,4. DOMENICA M. ITALLANO 528 15th Avenue. Newark 3. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Secretarial Studies Clio 2; La Campana 4: Newman Club 1,2; Theta Chi Rho 3,4, Vice President. ROBERTA .M. JACOBY 164 Union Rd.. Roselle Park. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Speech Carnival Committee Head 2; Citizenship Committee 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 2, ice President 3: Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Kappa Rho Upsilon 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Corresponding Secreta ry 3; Montclarion 2; Sigma Alpha Eta 2,3,4; Sigma Delta Pi 2.3,4; .SGA Public Relations (Chairman 2,3: Who ' s Who. TERRY BALICZKY JONES 4.33 Grove Street, Upper Montclair, N. J. Major: English Minor: Biology -Arrowhead Stall 3; Bureau of Student Publications 3.4. Chairman 4; (Carnival 3: Fencing 1,2,3, Liaison Representative 2,3; La Campana 3.4, .Assi.stant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Sigma Eta Sigma 2,3,4. ROCHELLE SUSANNE JOSEPHSON 461 Springdale .Avenue, East Orange, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Geography Carnival F ' inance Co-chairman 2; Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,23,4, His- torian, Liaison Representative 2: Gamma Theia Epsilon 23,4, Liaison Representative 3,4; LR.C. 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Pi Omega Pi 2,3,4, President 4. COLLEEN ANN K.ATZ .356 Stuyvesant .Avenue, Irvington, N. J. Major: .Mathematics Minor: Phvsical Science Sigma Phi Mu 1.23.4. MARIE KAZANCHY 518 Eightieth Street, North Bergen, N. J. Major : So ial Studies Minor: Geography Clio 1.2: Gamma Theta Upsilon 2.3,4. EVERETT G. KEIL 3701 Garden View Terrace. Fair Lawn. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Politii-al Science Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Vets ' Club. SUE E. KEIL 1604 Compton Place. Hillside. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: .Accounting Aphesteon 2.3,4, Liaison Representative 4; Cili .enship Commillee 2.3.4; t:ia.ss .Secretary 3: Dalphac 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4: Koppa Rho Upsilon 1,23,4: Montclarion 1,2, Copy Editor 2: SGA Representative 4. DWII) R. KELLAND 15 Lincoln Avenue, Livingston, N. J. Major: Science Minor : Science Carnival, Lighting Committee Chnirmon 3; Montclarion 3: Player 23,4: Sigma Eto . igma 2.3.4. THOMAS WILLIAM KELLY MO lllh .Street. Union City. N.J. t,iior : Spanish Minor: English Kappn Delta Pi I: la Terlulia F.spaiiola 1.23.4: Treasurer 2: New iiinii ( lull 4. (;l.ORIA KENDERES 301 5Hlli Street. W est New York. N. J. 4 .i;.ir: .Speech .Uin ir : Englisli ( realive Writing (bib 4: English Club I. Newman (lub I: Quar- terly .3.4: -Sigma Alpha Eta 1.23.4, Liaison Repteseniaine 4. M KV P KERNAN HI .Second Street, .South Orange, N. J Major: Englisli Minor: .SectettttittI Studies V Cnppella ( lioir 1; Montclarion 3; Newman ( hib 1.23.4: Theta I III Rho 3.1. IHtRIS E KIEV IT 1112 lliiilinglon Avenue, Palerson. N. J. l ei;i ' : Ph siial Science Minor llinlogicfll .Science ( nrnivnl I igliling ( onimillee 23; Future Teachers o( America 1: I R( 1: Kappn Delta Pi 4: PlaTrra 23: Sigma Eta Sigma 1,23.4: Wnpalnnnet Iiib3.l. Otii- HuiuliCii hfty jh ' C PATRICIA KINNFA 108 Martens Avenue. Newark 6, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: English English Club 1: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.2.3.4, Liaison Representative 2: La Ca mpana 4: Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Pi Omega Pi 3,4: Players 1.2: Theta Chi Rho 3,4: T,V. Club 1 : W.A.A. 1,2. DAVID WILLIAM KIRK 540 Sussex Avenue. Morristown, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Geography Club 2,3. DAVID R. KLEIN 313 Union Avenue. Irvington. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Baseball 1,2,3,4; Carnival Clean-up CoChairman 2: Class President 2; Gamma Theta Upsilon 2,3,4, President 4: Leadership Conference, 2,3; Senate 2,3,4; SGA Representative 4; Who ' s Who. HELMUT K. KLEMM 6 Bobbink Court, Clifton. N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science Sigma Eta Sigma 2; Vets ' Club 1.2.3.4. JULIA A. KOLE 376 Hunterdon Street, Newark. N. J, Major: Science Minor: Science Sigma Eta Sigma 1.2.3.4; Theta Chi Rho 2.3.4. BARBARA KRUEGER 35 Clinton Terrace. Irvington, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Aldornia4; Choir 1,2; Class Council 2: English Cluh 2.3.4; La Cam- pann 3,4; Monularion 1.2. RICHARD D. KUNTZ 101 Zabreskie Street. Jersey City 7. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Aphesteon 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Sigma Phi Mu. 1.2.3.4; Vets ' Club 1,2,3,4. HELEN S. KYRIOGLOU 1315 Central Avenue, Westfield. N, J. Major: Accounting Minor: .Secretarial Studies Carnival Co-Chairman 2; Citizenship Committee 1.2.3,4, Secretary 1; Homecoming Co-Chairman 2: Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Kappa Rho Upsilon 1,2,3,4, President 4; N. J. State Conference on Citizenship. Corresponding Secretary 2; Pi Omega Pi 3.4; Senior Class Council 4; Sigma Delta Pi 1,2,3,4: State Teachers Inter-relation Committee 2,3; SGA 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 2, Recording Secretary 3; Who ' s Who. MARGARET GRACE LAIRD 753 Chestnut Street. Kearny, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Clio 2,3,4; Gamma Theta Upsilon 1.2.3; I.R.C. 1.2,3.4: Rohwec 3.4. PETER J. LaPLACA 208 Davey Street. Bloomfield. N. J. Major : Music Minor: Music A Cappella Choir 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4: Fencing 1; Little Band 1,2,3: M.E.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Montclarion 1; Orchestra 2,3,4; Vets ' Club 2,3,4. ALLAN L. LEMKOWITZ 5 Wolcott Terrace. Newark, N. J. Major: .Social Studies Minor: English Class Council 1; English Club 4; I.R.C. 1.2.3,4. ' rrcasuriT 2. Liaison Representative 3,4: Rohwec 3.4: Social Studies Newspaper Editor 3. JOHANNA LIBKRTELL 219 North Belmont Avenue, Belleville. N. J. Major: French Minor: English Le Cercle Fransais 1,2,3,4: Monularion 1: Players 1,2. AUDREY SAFIANOW LIDSKY 848 Jackson Avenue, Elizabeth, N. , Major: Social .Studies Minor: .Secretarial Studies Clio 2,3.4; I.R.C. 2.3.4: Montdario Upsilon 3. 1,2; Rohwec .3,4: Tln-ta Ga E. JOYCE LIECHENSTEIN 106 Meade Avenue. Passaic. N. J. Major: English Minor: French A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4, Robe Mistress 3, Secretary 4; Collegium Musicum 3; Creative Writing 3; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Le Cercle Frani;ais 1,2. RICHARD LUKASIK 418 Stuyvesant Avenue, Irvington. N. J. Major: English Minor: Physical Education Baseball 1.2.3,4: Creative Writing Club 4: Golf Club 4; Newman Club 1.2.3.4: Snack Bar Manager 3,4; Track 2; Tribe 1.2,3.4. BARBARA MacDONALD 66 Summit Road. Clifton. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Accounting .Aphesteon 2.3,4. President 3,4; iia Phi Mu 1.2.3.4. ANITA YOLANDA MANFREDI 65 Netherwood Place. Newark, N, J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Secretarial Studies Clio 1,2,3,4; La Campana 4: Sigma Delta Pi 1, ;. 3. 4. FREDERIC DOUGLAS MARTIN. JR. 92 Wright Street. Newark, N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music A Cappella Choir 1.2.3,4. Vice President 3, President 4: Band 1,2,3.4, Secretary Treasurer 2,3: Collegium Musicum, 2,3, Vice President 3; M.E.N.C. 1.2.3,4; M.O.C. Treasurer 3; Senate 1.2,3.4, Recording Sec- retary 3,4; Class Treasurer 4. BERNADETTE MARTINO 359 .South 11th Street. Newark 3. N. J. Major: Engli.sh Minor: Secretarial Studies A Cappella Choir. 1,2,3; English Club 1,2; Newman Club 1,2,3,4. LOIS ANNE MARTONE 26 Concord Street, Clifton. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical .Science Aphesteon 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, Treasurer 3,4: Sigma Eta Sigma 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2,3; W.A.A. 1,2; Honor Board 3,4, Treasurer 3,4. c, Elizabeth. N. ]. JOAN A. MASSOTH 1059 Richford Terrac Major: French Minor: Spanish Dalphac 3.4: Delta Omicrnn Pi 1,2,3,4. Vice President 4: Dormitory Council 2, Treasurer 2: La Campana 3.4. Co-Photography Editor 4; Le Cercle Fran ais 1.2.3.4: Moni,lorion 1.2.3.4. Editor: La Tertulia Espafiola 2.3.4. AURORA BELLOMO MATULA 847 South 18th Street. Newark, N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Fren ' h Chorus 1; La Campana (-oiiy 3, Copy Editor 4: 1.2.3.4: Le Cercle Francjais 2,3,4; Tennis ( Huh 1. 1 Tertulia Espafiola JOYCE KLATT McCLELLAND 145 Stegman Street, Jersey City 5, N. J. Major: French Minor: English Future Teachers of America 1 ; Inter-Var 3.4: Le (iercle Francais 1,2,3,4. ity Christian Fellowship ROBERT P. McCUSKER 5.33 PlainHeld. Berkeley Heights. N. J. Mojnr: Business Educatio,, Minn,: Physical Education B.iulini; Team 3.4; Football 1: Phi Lamlula Pi 3.4. MARIiARKT E. McDONKl. 600 Franklin Boulevard. Al, c, ,,n. N. .]. Major: Engli.sh Minor: Social Studies A Cappella Choir 1.2. Secretary 2: Delta Theta Psi 1.2.3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3: Dorm Show 1,3; Honor Board 2,3. Secretary 3: La Campana 3. 4, Technical Editor 3. Captions Editor 4: Public Re- lations 3: Sigma Deha Pi 1,2,3,4. ROBERT EMMETT McGEE, JR. 505 HarrLson Avenue. Harrison. N. J. Major: English Minor: Biology A Cafipella Choir 1: Band I. 2; Carnival 3: Sigma Eta Sigma 2,3,4. One Tiundred Ti ty-six SHEILA FAHEY McGLCKIN 719 Lake Street, Newark. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Geography Geography Club 1,2, Liaison Representative ? : Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4. RONALD L. McKEEN .301 B North Harding Avenue. .Margate City, N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Science Aphesteon 3,4: Citizenship Committee 2.3,4: Phi Lambda Pi 1 ,3,4: Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4: Vets Club. MARGARET McLAUGHLIN 79 Cedar Avenue, Newark 6, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Carnival Program Chairman 2: Class Council Representative 1,2,3: Class Treasurer 2: Clio 1: Newman Club 1: Sigma Delta Pi 2.3,4. MARYI.IN JUNK MILLER 12 Marshall .Street, Irvington. N. J. Major: Physical Education Minor: Biological Science Delta Theta Psi 1,2,3.4: Modern Dane Sigma 1,.3,4: Theta Chi Rho 2.3. t. 1 : Players 1 : Sigma Eta PHYLLIS BARBARA MILLER 239 Highland Avenue. Passaic. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: English English Chib 1.2.3.4: La T.rtiilia Kspaiiola 1.2.3.4: Monlrlarion 1,2,3,4. BERNARD MILLMAN 97 I.udloM Sir.-.-t, Newark, N. .1. Major: Matliematics Minor: Social Business I.R.C. 3.4: Sigma Phi Mu 3,4: Vts ' Club 2. RUTH ELSA MOHRING 13-2.S Eleventh Street. Fair Lawn. N. .1. Major: Music Minor: .Music A Cappella Choir 2.3: Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1: Citizenship ( ' ommit- tee 4: Concert Band 3,4: Fencing 2.3.4: l.a ( ' iimpiinn I: Orchestra 1,23.4. EDW Ri) (;i:or(;e molina IL  allcv K.ia.l. Upper Montclair. N. L Mainr: .S„cial .Studies Minors: English. Geography Agora 2.3,4: Creative Writing Club 3,4: Football 1,2: Intramurals 1 ,2.4 : Monlrlarion 2,3,4. lOSEPlI T. MONMIAN 16 Bayard Street, Bellevillr, N. .1. Major: .Spanish Minor: Geography . ' gora 1,23,4: (famnia Theta Upsilon 2.3.4: Homecoming Float Con lest Chairman 2; Kappa Delia Pi 4: Lii Tertulia Espannia 1.2.3.1; .SGA Treosurer 2. HELEN (.. MORTON 96 Bowden Road, ( e.lar (;rove, N. .1. Major: Malhenuili s Minor: .Speci li Boosters 3,4 : Bureau of Student Publications 3.4, Chairman 3: Cam- |ius 0 ' ' ' n FinnlisI 2: Cheerleaders 3,4: Dorm Show 3: Monlrlarion 1.2.3.4, EdilorinChief 3.4: Newman Club 3,4: Players 3,4: Sigma ' l| hii Eta 2.3.1: Sigma Delta Pi 2,.3,4 : Sigma Phi Mu 1,23, .Secre- tary 23: Sril{( 1: I wirlers 2: WMF Board 3.4. RK HARD II MditM Richard Curt, Chhon, N.J. Majiir : Music Minor: Music A Caj.pella Choir 1,2: Rnnd 1,23.4. President 3: Orchestra 1.23,L Vice President 3. GMIRM I. MOS.SO n Mcvander Street. Neunrk. N. J. Ma iii : Mathematics Minor: Geography FoolbnII 2; Opera Work-hop 2.4: Sigma Phi Mu 1.23,4; Tribe 23.1: rts ' ( I, lb 1.23.1. W l II U (). Moiy t iin Winkle Avenue, Wallinglon. . J. Ma or ; English Uinor: Physical .Science Sets- liib 1,23,4. WILLIAM MURRAY 13 McAllister Place, Irvington, .N. J. Major: .Social Studies Minor: Latin Eta Sigma Phi 23,4, Vice President 2: I.R.C. 3.4: Inter Nos 23,4, ice President 2: Newman Club 1,2.3,4. SHIRLEY NAKATSU Box 72: Captain Cook, Kona. Hawaii Major: Social Studies Minor: English Clio 23.4. President 4: I.R.C. 23.4: Inter- arsily Christian Fellow- ship I : Mu Sigma 2.3.4. President 4. THOMAS GERARD NASELLO 323 Hickory Street. Kearny, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Political Science Chess Club 1: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 4: Phi Lambda Pi 1. WILLIAM A. NEWMAN 47 Branch Brook Place. Newark. N. J. :l n or: English Minor: Social Studies College High School Intramural and Junior N ' arsity Sports Coach 1,2,3,4; Faculty-Student Co-Op 2,3: Freshman Council 1: Intra- murals L2,3,4, Intramural Director 3,4: Kappa Delta Pi 3,4: Par- kins Mission 3,4: Players 1.2: STIRC 23: SGA 23,4: Representa- tive President 3: Nets ' Club 1,2.3,4: War Memorial Board 3. MARY GRACE NOCELLA 69 Plum Street. Palerson 3, N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: English Engli.sh Club 3 : La Tertulia EspaSola 2. 3, 4. RITA B. NORKIN 62 Naden .Avenue, Irvington, N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Sigma Phi Mu 1.23,4. JOSEPH A. NUZIALE 1205 Morris Street Major: Science Minor: Science Basketball 2,4: Phi Lambda Pi 1.2.3.4; Sigma Eta Siunia 3.4; Tribe 23.4: Vets ' Club 1,23.4. WILLIAM OBOLSKY ,S28 Terrace Avenue, Ha.sbrouck Heights, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Class (!ouncil 1: ( o-Clmirman of Ticket Comniillee for ( ' arnival 2: E(isiloii Mu Epsilon 1.2,3,4, ' ice President 3; Junior C!lass Treas- urer: Kappa Delia Pi 3.4, President 3: Pi Onicua Pi 3.4. President 3; .Senate 2,3,4: Senior Class ' ice President, RONALD W. OCHNER 602 Chancellor Av ' nue. Irvington, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Co-(!hairnian of Carnival 2: Co-( ' hairman of S«Mii r Week: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1.23.4: Junior Class President: Kappa Delia Pi .3,4: Pi Omega Pi 2,3.4; Players 1.2.3.4: Trea iirer 3: .Senate 1.2.3.4: .Sophomore ilass Nice President: ar ity Baseball 1.2. JOYCE O ' CONNOR 2 7 .Seventh Avenue. Newaik 7. N. J. Major: English Minor: Biology Aldornia 2,3,4, Historian I: Kappa Delta Pi 3,4: l.a CamiHina 3,4. Literary Edilory 4: Monlrlarion 1,2; Newman ( Jub 1.2: Players 1,2,3,L Co-Clmirman 4: (.tiiarinU .1.1, Lileratv Editor 3. Eilitor-in- Chief 4; Signin Ela Sigma 1 GERTRUDE M. OKINAGV P. (), lli.x 276. Kealakekva. Ki.na, Hawaii Maior : Social Snidie« Min.o: English 1 111. 23.4: I R . 1.23.1: Mu Sigms 23.4, .SrcrrUiy 3; W . A. I. DI N OKI I SM 13 Sixth Avenue. PnsNiic, N. J. Maiof : English Minor : .Siience ( ili en«hip I iimmillee 2,3: Creative Writing ( liib 3.4, .Srcrelnry 4: Modern Dance ( lull 4: Orclirsirn 1,4: O . Ci -K,d. 3; Qiianrrly 2.3; Signin Ela .Sigma 1.2. PIIM.I.Is ORREI 2 ' ' « lillon venue. Newaik. N. J. U.i or; Engli h Minor ; .Secretarial Sliidie. Dniphac 23.4, Corresponding .Srerelnrv 3,1; Monlrlarion 2: Plavers 1,23. , N ice Prrsidont 3.1 : {.tiiarlrily 23, One Tiuiiilfcil hjly vfivii MICHAEL FRANK PAGLIA 483 Gary Street. Orange, N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music A Cappella Choir 1,2; Agora 2,3: Band 1,2,3,4: Collegium Musicum 3: Little Band 3,4: M.E.N.C. 1,2,3,4. JOHN I ' LTKIUKS 71 Schuyler Avenue, Pompton Lakes, N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Science Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3.4: Vets ' Cluh 1,2,3,4. ANGELINA PETRUCCELLI 39 Elliott Place, East Orange, N. J. Major: French Minor: English Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Le Cercle Fran(;ais 1,2,3,4, President 3. LILLIAN PETTIGREW 937 New Brunswick Avenue, Railway. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Carnival Program Co-Chairman 2: Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Sigma .•Vlpha Eta 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2, President 3; Women ' s Inter Dormitory Honor Board 2,3,4, Vice Chairman 2, Chairman 3. FRANCES G. PILAS .30 Vine Avenue. Irvington. N. J. Major: Speech Minor: English Dorm Show 2,3, Script Writer 3; English Cluh 1,2; Kappa Rho Upsi- lon 2,3,4; La Campana 4; Monlclarion 4; Players 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Council; Sigma Delta Pi 3,4. MARIE THERESA PINELLI 382 North 11th Street. Newark. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Clio 2,3; I.R.C. 1: Newman Club 1,2: Theta Chi Rho 3,4. ZELDA POLLACK 319B Pinebrook Road, Eatontown, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Clio 2; I.R.C. 1,2; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Rohwec 2,3,4. ALMA M. POSTHLIMUS 89 East Third Street, Clifton. N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies .Aldornia 4; English Club 1,2,3,4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: La Campana 3. PETER JOHN POTOSKY 173 No. 16th Street. East Orange. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Choir 1,2: Kajipa Delta Pi 4; M.E.N.C. 1.2,4; Orchestra 3,4. RICHARD RADICE 2.34 North Sixth Street. Newark 7. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music A Cappella Choir 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Collegium Musiium 3; Con- cert Band 3,4; M.E.N.C. 1,2,3,4. DOROTHEA BARCLAY REINER Rayheld ; Westport, Conn. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Clio 2,3; English Club 2,3; Fencing Club 1; Aa Campana 4: Mont- liarion 3,4. ANN PHYLLIS RIGOLIO 402 (jraham Avenue, Paterson, N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies Aldornia 3,4; Carnival Class Chairman 2,3; English Club 1,2; Mont- clarion 2,3; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Players 2,3,4. MILDRED RINGER 18 Hill Street, Morristown, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Clio 2,3,4; Gamma Theta Up.silon 2,3,4, Secretary 2: I.R.C. 1,2,3,4, Corresponding S ecretary 1, Vice President 2, President 3,4; Liaison Representative 2: Rohwec 2,3,4. ROBERT J. RITTWEGER 623 Bloomingdale .A.venue. Kenilworth. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Basketball Trainer 3,4; Boosters .As-sociation 1,2; Epsilon Mu Epsi- lon 1,2,3; Football 1,2, Trainer 2,3,4; 30 Club 3; Tribe 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Vets ' Club 1,2,3,4. JOCAROL TEEL ROBB 117 Ea.st Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park. N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Fencing 4. HOUSTON L. ROBINSON 332 East Third Street, Plainfield. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Biology Chorus 2 : Track Team 2,3,4 : ets Club 3,4. FRANCES ANN ROSELLI 91 Telford, Newark, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Secretarial Studies Clio 2,3, Treasurer 2; La Campana 4, Liaison Representative 4; Montclarion 3,4: Newman Club 1,2; Rohwec 3,4, Recording Secre- tary 4; Senior Class Council: Sigma Delta Pi 1,2,3,4, Recording Sec- retary 3. BLANCHE MARLENE ROSENTHAL 661 Lincoln Avenue. Orange. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: English La Tertulia Espahola 1.2,3,4. JUDITH ANN RUELENS 30 Tremont Street, Irvington. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Class Secretary 4: Clio 2,3,4; La Campana 4; Montclarion 4; New- man Club 1,2,3,4; Sigma Delta Pi 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Social Studies Newspaper 2; W..A.A. 1.2,3,4. ELIZABETH N. RUSSO 206 Elm Street. Newark. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Accounting Epsilon Mu Epsilon 2,3; Newman Club 1,2: Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4. CAROL ANNE SABATINl 60 South 22nd Street, Kenilworth, N. J. Major: English Minor: Physical Education -Assembly Committee 3,4: Boosters Association 1,2,3,4, Liaison Repre- sentative 3,4: Carnival Committee 2: Citizenship Committee 1,2,3,4: Historian 3; Class Council Representative 4: Class Treasurer 1; Delta Theta Psi 1,2,3,4; Dorm Show Director 3: National Citizenship Conference 3: Newman Club 1,2,3; Players 1,2,3,4; Sigma Delta Pi 1,2,3.4, Secretary 3,4: Who ' s Who. MARLENE SABIO 27 Rossiter Avenue. Paterson, N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies Class Council 3: Phi Gamma Tau. Corresponding Secretary 4: Theta Chi Rho 3,4. JOYCELYN SANTA MARIA 13 Edwards Court, Bayonne. N. J. Major: Science Minor: Science Newman Club 1; Plavers 1; Sigma Eta Sigma 2.3,4; Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4. GLORIA VIRGINIA SAPIO 413 59th Street, West New York, N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies . ldornia 3,4, Treasurer 3,4: English Club 1,2,3,4; La Campana 3,4. MARIE SCHAUFELD 1174 Clinton Avenue. Irvington. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Speech Clio 2.3,4; I.R.C. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4: La Campana 4; Rohwec 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2,3,4; .Social Studies Newspaper 2.3: W.A.A. 1,2. ARLENE ANNE SCHEMBER 1 10 Court Avenue, Lyndhiirst. N. J. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Education Future Teachers of America 1,2,3,4; I.R.C. 2: Players 2,3,4; Sigma Phi Mu 1,2,3,4, Liaison Representative 3, Treasurer 4; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3. One Hundred Ji (y-eigbt ANNETTE SCHERTZER 1 79 Ferry Street, Newark. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: English Chorus 1: La Terlulia Espanola 1.2,3.1. Liai,son Representative 2. ROBERTA ARLENE SCHIFF .S4 Gnimman . venue. Newark, N. J. Major: Srienre Minor: Science Kappa Delta Pi 4: La Campana .3: Lighting Crew 2: Montclarion 2,3; Players 2.3: Theta Chi Rho 2,3,4. President 3. HAROLD SCHNITZER .39 Montrose Street. Newark. N. J. Major: Music Minor: Music Band 3,4: Choir 2: Chorus 1: Orrhe.stra 1Z3.4. President 2. ENID .SCHW EITZER 1805 Manor Drive, Union, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education A Cappella Choir 1,2: Epsilon W.A.A. 1.2. Mu Epsihin 1.2.3.4: l-Vnrin;: 1: LILLIAN MlN(;iN SCOFIELD 17 Luddinglon .Vvenue. (Jiflon, N. .1. Major: .So cial Studies Minor: Physical Education Class Council 1,2: ( lass Secrclarv 4: 1,2,3,4: W.A.A. 1.2,3. Clio 1,2.3.4: Delta Theta Psi .SYLVIA .1. SKFCIK 24 Summer Stri-et. Pas.saic. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minors: Fren h, English (ihorus 1: Clio 2,3: English Cluh 2: La Campana 3,4. Typing Edi- tor 4: Le Orde Fran(;ais 2.3: Rohwec 3,4: Social Studies News- paper 2: W.A.A. 1.2. EDNA .SPIKIIO 519 Morris Avenue. Elizabeth. N. J. Major: Social .Studies Minor: Social Business Clio 1.2..3.4: Newman Club 1.2.,3,4: I.R.C. 1,2,3,4: Theta Chi Rho 3.4. ELAINE W. STANKIEWICZ 33 Kosten Street, W allington, N. J. Major: Biological Science Minor: Science Majorette 3.4: Sigma Eta Sigma 2.3,4: Theta Chi Rho 2.3.4, Liaison Representative 2,.3. Vice President 3,4. ELIZABETH STEINMANN 402 South Sixth Street, Newark, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship 3.4: I.R.C. 1,23- JAMES RICHARD STEVENSON 179 estville Avenue. We.st Caldwell. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Phvsical Education Bowling Team 2,3.4, Captain 4: Football Manager 3,4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Phi Lambda Pi 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: Pi Omega Pi 3.4, Secretary 4: Public Relations 3: Tribe 2,3,4, DIANA STORY 245 oodtield Road. W estwood, N. J, Major: Social Studies Minor : Geography I.R.C. 4: Rohwec 3.4. CLEMENT JAMES TENNARO 99 Bedford Street, East Orange, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Spanish Agora 1,2,3.4: Basketball 1,2,3.4, Ca|.tain 4: Epsilon Mu Kpsilon 2,3,4: La Tertulia Espanola 1: Tribe 2,3,4. Nice President 4. THOMAS J. SEIPPEL 428 Park Place, Roselle Park, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Political .Science Baseball 1 : Ooss (Country 1.2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,2; Montclarion Business Manager 2,3: Phi Lambda Pi 2,3,4: Pi Omega Pi 3,4: .SGA Treasurer 3, ice President 4. WILBUR ROGERS SELANDER 102 Tooker Avenue, Springfield, N. J. Major: .Social .Studies Minor: (ieography ( amma Theta 3.4: Intramural Football 4: Kappa Delia Pi 4 ; Rohwn 3,4 : Senate 3,4. DOROTHY .SHEARN .38 Jinton .Street, Palerson, .N. J. Major: Social .Studies Minor: English Clio 2; English Club 2.3; Rohwec 2.3.4. P resident .3.4: . . . 1.2. MARY ANN SK III N() 1207 Fourth Avenue, l,ur Park. N.J. Major: .Soiial Sliidic.. Minor: (iengraphv Clio 1,2,3,4; Delta Theta Psi 1,2,3.4; Gamma I beta Lpsilon 2.3.1. CnrrPHpnnding .Secn-lary 4; Newman (Jub 1,2,3; W.,A.. . 1. LORENZO J. SLSTA .3.38 Seventh Street, Jersey City 2, N. J. Major: Business Eduiation Minors: Oogrnphy, Mathematics Geography Club 2,3,4; Newman Club 4: Sigmn Phi Mu 2,3; Vels ' Club .3,4, JOAN ,SONA .3.39 Onkwood ANrnue. KeniU..rlb. N J. Major : Srirnce Minor: Scienie Chorus 1,2: Delia Omicton Pi I. (.[imdc Ordn ol l.nb VHsislanls 2,3,4; Mnlli-.Science Paper 2; .Sigmn Ein Si mn 1,2.4: Sipinrr Diiin r Club 1,2; W.A.A. 1. s RA S. SPARROW Kdgemnnl Tcrrncr, Miiiinlniii ic . N. J, Major : S b Minor : English Knppn Delia Pi 3,4; l.c Cricle Fraucnis 2. Pl.ivers 1; Sigm.i l| h,i Fin 3.1. JOHN J. TIGHE 412 9lh Street, Palisades Park, N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Agora 2,3,4: President 4: Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Pi Omega Pi 2.3.4. ice President 4; Tribe 1,2,3,4; SO CIuh-.3.4, Secretary 4.. II.I.1 M E. TODT .id « eilar Street, Keyport, N, J. Major : French Minor: Mathematics Inler-Narsity Christian Fellowship 2.3.4, President 4; Le Ccrcic Fran ;ais 1.2,3,4, Vice President 3. CATHERINE CECELIA TRYGAR 737 Charles Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. Major: English Minor: Geography English Club 1,2,3,-i, .Secretary 3: Geography Club 2. JOSEIMHNE NAl.ENZA 43 Lincoln Street, Pussjiic. N. J, Major : French Minor: English English Club 2,3,4: I.R.C. 2: Le Cercle Frnnijais 1,2,.3,4, Secretary 2, I.I- I ' li-vidi-nl 3; Monlitarion 1,2,3,4; Newmon Club 2. }. WII.I.VKli AN CI.EAF ( 5 North Fiillerton Avenue. Monlclnir, N. J. Major : English Minor: Biology Class Representative 2; English Club I: Football 1,2; Golf 1 ; Inler- Vnrsily Clirisliaii Fellowship 2: .o Camfiana 4, Sports Editor 4; .Sigma F.ln Sigma 2.3.4. JOHN (;ARRY VANDENBERt.H 1001 llrlmoni Avenue, Paterson 2. N J M.t,o, : .Social Studies Minor: Biology gorn 2;i.L Liaison Reptevninlive 3, .Secretarv 4; Miinini E ci utive lliinril 4; (:nrni nl ( iininullee Head 2; Class I oiincil 1,3,4; Cl«!« Pre.iilent 1: Sigiiin Fin Sm,„n .i.j ; S(; Board 3.1, Repte«enlalivr 3. KII.KKN Ml.HW 8lfi Lalavetle veniie. I nion. J. Maioi : .Science Wifiof : .Sience I a ( iini uino 1. ( )Tlf ■HuilJfiil iflV MiMf WALTKK :. KIT 245 Broad Avenue. Leonia. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Knglish Audio-Visual Aids 3.4: Doriii Council 4: Intramural Football 4: Senate 2,3.4; Track Team 3.4: Tribe 4: ets Club 1.2.3.4. MARCIA JEAN VOGT 28 Park View Terrace. Newark. N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies Dalphac 2.3,4. Recording Secretary 3,4: Phi (lamnia Tan 3,4, Treas- urer 3,4. ARNOLD F. WAGNER 215 Park Avenue, Paterson. N. J. Major: .Science Minor: .Science Montclarion 1,2,3, News Editor 2; 1,2,3,4, Presidents. Phi Lambda Pi 2.3,4: Vets Club DOLORES M. WHRFN 74 Steinberg . venue. Garheld. N. J. Major: Business Education Minor: Geography (Carnival Committee 2: Epsilon Mu Epsilon 1,2,3,4. Corresponding Secretary 2: Gamma Tlieta Upsilon 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; l.a Cam- pan a 4. MARGARET CECILIA WILKE 75 Merchant Street, Newark. N. J. Major : Social Studies Minor: English I.R.C. 2,3,4, Recording Secretary 3. BARBARA G. WILKS 70 Sunset Avenue. Montclair. N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies English Club. MARIE CLAIRE WOHKITTEL Route 46, Caldwell. N. J. Major: English Minor: Secretarial Studies Dalphac 2.3,4: Vice President 3,4: English Club 1: Newman Club 1,2; Phi Gamma Tau 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Recording Secretary 4. TERRY H. WOLFE 12 Northfield Terrace, Clifton. N. J. Major: English Minor: Spanish Chorus 1: La Tertulia Espaiiola 1.2.3. THKLMA J. WOLFE 204 Hansliury Avenue. Newark. N. J. Major: English Minor: Speech Montclarion 2,3: Sigma . l[iha Eta 2,3,4. ROBERT JAMES WOOD 97 Forrest Avenue, Hawthorne. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Social Business PHOTASE E. WOODFORD 443 Main Street. Fort Lee. N. J. Major: Spanish Minor: Political Science Citizenship Committee 3.4. Blood Drive Chairman 3: Class of 1956 Vice President 3: La Tertulia Espaiiola 1.2.3.4: Phi Lambda Pi 2.3.4. .Secretary 3. I ' resiilent 4; Players 2.3,4. FLORENCE L. ZARZYCKI 87 Twenty-second Street. Irvington. N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Mathematics I.R.C. 2: Lu Cami ana4: Newman Clul) 2.4. ELAINE ZENNARIO Box 61. Allenwood, N. J. Major: English Minor: Social Studies Chorus 1; English Club 1 : La Tertulia Espafiola ice President 3; Newman Club 1.2.3.4. Mu Sigma 2,3,4, THOMAS VINCENT ZICCARDI 85 Paterson Avenue, Paterson, N. J. Major: Social Studies Minor: Engli.sh Class Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; Montclarion 2,3,4. Sports Editor 3, Technical Editor 4: Senate 2,3,4. One Hundred Sixty CKt% ANNUALi CLIfTON, New JERSEY .0, H ' ' = •