Newark Colleges of Rutgers University - Encore Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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The Songsters at rehearsal. UEE 'S S0 G TEH Composed of students from the School of Business Administration, the male singing society, the Queen's Song' sters have strived to promote friendship and school spirit through their singing among themselves and to the students of the University. Their programs usually include typical Rutgers songs and other college favorites. The group has become a familiar and Welcome sight at University Conferences, Business Luncheon Conferences and SBA Dances. OFFICERS President ...................... . . . Robert Zinkand Vice-President and Secretary .... , . . Anthony Huels Treasurer .................. ...... C larence Berry Director . . . . . . . . Edwin Ranzenhofer KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wallace Stocker, Jr., John Basalyga, George Baeder, Ronald Homer. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: John Mateylco, Anthony Huels, Robert Zinkand, Edwin Ranzenhofer, Clarence Berry, Jr., Harold Flecker, Marvin Bloom. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Tighe, Richard Schweitzer, Jr., Melvin Schoem, David Close, Emanuel Misechko, Leslie Green, Claude Burleson, Clinton Tanis.

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MA AGEME T CL B The Newark Chapter of the Society for Advance' ment of Management organized as the Managament Club in 1947, has attempted to provide the student with an opporf tunity for selffdevelopment and to expose him to the pracf tical as well as theoretical aspects of management. To help fulfill these aims the group took field trips to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to view the Bethlehem Steel Plant in operation and to Eddystone, Pennsylvania, to see the Baldwin Loco- motive Works. The program for the year also included many guest speakers. A few were John Whitmore, of the Public Rela- tions Council, Parvin Russell, Director of College Place' ment for the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company, Richard Dorian, Past President of the Society for Advancement of Management, and Bernard Haldane, President of Executive Job Counselors, Inc. A field trip to General Motors Corporation is being planned. OFFICERS Fall Term President .......... ............. J oseph Urbanczyk Vice-President ......... ...... J oseph Sirangelo Recording Secretary ..... .... W illiam Frederickson Corresponding Secretary ,........,...... Ethel Flecker Treasurer ..............,......,........ John Rosa Faculty Advisors .....,...,. Paul Edwards, Oscar Owen SITTING George Baeder Henry Cozzolino , spring Term STANDING Sidney Zucker, Joseph Slrangelo, President ...... ...................... J ohn Rosa P55113 Shaak Vice-President ........ ......., E dward Vogel SITTING Irma Rosenthal John Rosa Edward Recording Secretary ...,. ...,. A lfred Cavanaugli Vogel STANDING Walter Lissiuk, Alfred Corresponding Secretary .,.... Irma Rosenthal Cavanaugh Treasurer .............. ,... W alter Lissiuk MARKETIIECLUB Since its inception in 1947, the Marketing Club has at- tempted to give to students a view of the marketing processes in actual operation. Through the use of films, Held trips, and speakers, such as Mr. Philip Applegard of the Alumni Associf ation, Mr. Serge Morosoni of Paciiic Mills, Mr. M. C, Died' rich of Diedrich Advertising Service, Dr. Herman C. Nolen of McKesson Ez? Robbins, and Mr. J. Leo Cooke of Lehigh Warehouse E5 Transport Company, discussing advertising, wholesaling, retailing, and selling, the club has in some measure bridged the gap between the classroom and the business world. Many questions were considered, including the very practical ones of job possibilities, requirements, and compensation. Recently, the Club became a student chapter of the Amer' ican Marketing Association and now membcrs have available to them, at low cost, THE IOURNAL OF MARKETING, a valuable aid to people interested in this Held. Besides assisting the club in its objectives and activities, the A.M.A., through the North Jersey Chapter, gives students an opporf tunity to sit in on lively discussions on marketing by promif nent men in the field. OFFICERS President ....... ................... R obert Dunne Vice-President ...,..... . . . Emanuel Misechko Recording Secretary ...... ..... G arfleld Provel Corresponding Secretary .... ....... B urt Miller Treasurer .............. . . , Michael Mesce Faculty Advisor .,..... .... J ohn McClure

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U.A.S. S'I' DE 'l' U As the student governing body, the CAS Student Council recognizes and encourages student activities on campus. After extensive research by council members budgets for CAS organizations were established based on percentages of total students registered. ' With the cofoperation of the Administration, the Council sponsored the installation of the Snack Bar and Student Center at 18 Washin ton Pl h' h past fall. g ace w ic was dedicated this A social calendar was also established which the Council hoped would become traditional. Four allfclass dances, Counf 'l C1 -sponsored, were held during the year, each one a memoraf ble occasion. The main event of t held at the Meadowbrook Country Club on the last evening f o the school year at which time all school awards were presented. he year was a banquetfdance OFFIQERS President .... . ............... ..... I rving Pawa Vice-President . . . ........ . . . . Secretary . . . , 1 Treasurer .... . . .Victor Puleo . ..,. ,Judith Posner . . . . .Surita Polansky Faculty Advisor . . . . . . .Edwin Durand SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT- Edwin R h f . anzen 0 er, Judith Posner, Irving Pawa, Victor Puleo, Surita Polansky, William Galletly. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette Kraemer Nickolas Y Rapuano, Angelo Bergamo, Howard Jacobs, Robert Schwartz, Marilyn Honey. And another Council meeting was called to order.