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

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Let's see if we can't find out how this thing works. PIIUTUGIRAPHY UL R This year, the Photography Club instituted a program that was of interest and benefit to all shutter bugs, from the fellow who operates the simple box camera to the Owner of the complex 35 mm. or Speed Graphic camera. Each month discussions, led by competent members of the club, were held beginning with i'Darkroom Technif ques and advancing to the more diflicult topics of lighting and composition. In addition there were field trips for shots on location and a Best Photo of the Month contest. A photo contest open to the entire school, with photographic equipment offered as prizes, climaxed the year's activities. OFFICERS President .,,... ....,......... E dward Murach Vice-President . . . ...... .... J ohn Prewitt Secretary ...... . . . Phyllis Zucker Treasurer ........ . . . Edward Mills Faculty Advisor . . . . . . William Leader SITTINGE Edward Murach, Phyllis Zucker. STANDING: John Prewitt, Allan Grobin.

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KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Salzarulo, Francis Chewey, Cyril Simone, Jr., William Gentilesio, Ernest Spinello, Charles Robertiello. SITTING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Leo Cielo, Janet Fels, Constance Martucci, Faith D'Agostino, Maria Bergamo, Alfred Hart, James Russell, George Allred, Herbert Limpert. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Lione, Angelo Bergamo, Edward Mylod, John Healy, Walter Perry, Edward Gar- baty, Albert Frankovslcy, Peter Corallo, Frederick Holahan, George Szulc. EWMA CL ll Organized for the primary purpose of stimulating the inf tellectual, social and religious development of the Catholic student, the Newman Club has engaged in a variety of activities including two formal Communion Breakfasts, a joint picnic with the Newman Club at New Brunswick, two basketball teams in the school's intraf mural league, and a bowling group. The highlight of the year was a threefday Province Convention held in New York City where-many members heard Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen speak at the Communion Breakfast held at the Waldorf' Astoria and later attended the afternoon dance in the ballroom of the same hotel. OFFICERS President ...... ............... C yril Simone, Jr. Vice-President .... ...... A lfred Hart SeCl'9f3l'Y - - 2 - - - . . . Maria Bergamo Treasurer ..... .... J ohn Healy Historian ........ .... W alter Perry Faculty Advisor . . . .. Michael Lione II7 LEFT TO RIGHT: John Healy, Maria Bergamo, Cyril Simone, jr., Walter Perry, Alfred Hart.

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Mr. Smith, et al, has been to Wasl1ington. --H uf., . ,.. Samuel Kowadfa, Louis Hering, Harold Nebb, Thomas Tierney, Richard Badenoch, Paul Argiriou, Pierre Guariglia. ITICAL CIE CE CL To foster an active interest in government and to cultivate and encourage the student body to learn more about the functions and makefup of their government are the main purposes of the newly organized Political Science Club. The main event of the season was a Held trip to Flushing, Long Island, to watch history in the making at the United Nations Assembly. The Club has spent much time setting up a program for next year which includes field trips and lectures by prominent men in government. OFFICERS President ...... ................, R obert Soloway Vice-President . . . . . . Charles Drake Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Joseph Mania Faculty Advisors . . . .... Paul Hamlin Charles Larsen Heinz Seelbach II9