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

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SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerome Hirskovits, Robb J acoby, Kate Schloss, William Van Hassel, Richard Henry, David Lowitz. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: William Lisker, Nathan Gordan, Kurt Singer, Betty Drossman, Muriel Goodman, Frank Heringer, Fred Reitz, Leo Volkheimer, Edward Herzig. MATIIEMATIC CL B The Mathematics Club was organized in 1948 to afford to those students interested in mathematics the unusual and interesting concepts not uncovered during the class period. A program was established whereby capable club members might aid their classmates who were deficient in mathematical ability. A series of three lectures were held during the spring term: The first conducted by Professor Richard Henry and the Mathematics Staff on Mathematics in College? , the second, Logic in Mathematics, by Mr. Charles Biederman, and the third by William Van Hassel, the club president, on Tricks in Mathematics. OFFICERS President ...................... William Van Hassel Secretary-Treasurer . . . ........ Kate Schloss SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacoby, Richard' Henry. ST ING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kate loss, William Van Hassel.

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P' Seniors Serenade GLEE CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Alfred Mann the Glee Club has become a familiar group at parties held through- out the school year rendering their very beautiful and well rehearsed selections to an enthusiastic audience. The group prepares'these pieces at its weekly meetings. This iseason's program of activities began at Fresh- man Orientation and was continued at a Sunday meeting of the English Club, the Women's Association Christmas Party, Class Nite and Baccaleureate Services. The event of the year was the group's participation in the Bach Festival, broadcast over station WNJR, where they rendered two of' Bach's Compositions, the Bach Cantata, and the Buxtehude Cantata. OFFICERS Jacqueline Feig Melvini Alboum Margaret Butler Mervin Levy Advisor .. ........ ..,. A lfred Mann The Glee Club practises. 1 ,.. , ..uHNa...,....

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Headquarters sends some interesting news to NCRU. ATIO AL TUBE T SSUUIATIU The National Students Association is a nationf wide organization of almost four hundred college student bodies which are represented by local com' mittees. The Association was created to provide a medium to foster the cultural, social and educa- tional advancement of students the world over. This year the Newark Colleges of Rutgers University set up a CommuterfSurvey Committee to begin a study which will ultimately determine how many students in the state travel to school and what means of transportation they use. These statistics will be presented to the Public Utilities Board for the purpose of obtaining lower commuter' rates for students. The International Affairs Committee with the support of the Newman Club and Alpha Phi Omega, formulated and put into action a plan of enlighten' ment on international problems through films and lectures. They also sponsored a plan whereby several foreign students will be adopted and prof vided for by the students of this school. OFFICERS Chairman ,...... .........,.... . . . Harry Brohen Vice-Chairman ....... .... B urton Albouy Recording Secretary ..... . . . Annette Kraemer Corresponding Secretary . . . .... Debra Sokolov Treasurer ............. .... A nthony Villane Faculty Advisor , . . . , .... Edwin Durand SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Winifred Kessler, Debra Sokolov, Annette jr., Anthony Villane, Donald Lipp, Harry Brohen, Gus- Hodes, Burton Kraemer Surita Polansky. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cvril Simone, Albouy, Paul Abels.