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

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, ,X-, ,f Newton Beron, Debra Sokolov, Frederick Lustig, Margaret Mackinnon. Bert King. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Winifred Kessler, Sally Marz, Surita Polansky, Be King, Margaret Mackinnon, Debra Sokolov, Newton Beron, Frederick Lustig, Robe Soloway, Theresa Douglas, Sabina Hanson, Maria Bergamo. 'STANDING, LEF TO RIGHT, 1st ROW: Paul Abels, Angelo Bergamo, Harold Marz, Charles Drak George Diskawicz, Albert Barber, Hilton Bialek, Sylvia Schechter, Sonia Leib, Thom Tierney, Burton Albouy, Edgar Ropke, Barbara Friedlander. STANDING, LEF TO RIGHT, 2nd ROW: John Rotonda, Herbert Needle, Harold Jalowsky, Marti Gold, Robert Koehler, Leon Blaustein, John Piersanti, Burton Ironson, Ernest Smit P YUHIILUGY UL ll Activities scheduled by the Psychology Club this year included prominent speakers in the field ,of psychology, films, and iield trips. Doctor Frederick J. Gaudet, of the Stevens Institute of Technology, spoke on hypnosis. Doctor Samuel Kutash, serv' ing the Veterans' Administration in Newark, discussed the projective techniques used in psychology. Films explaining the procedures of hypnotism and its use in clinical work proved to be interesting and entertaining. The field trips included a visit to Cooper Union where a lecture on psychor logical problems of the prefschool age child were heard. John Prewitt. OFFICERS President ...... ...............,.,.. B ert King Vice-President .... Margaret Nlackinnon Secretary . . . . ..,..... Debra Sokolov . . . . . . .Newton Beton . . . .Frederick Lustig Treasurer .4 ...... Faculty Advisor . . . I20

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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

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SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Funicolare, Eugene Kalnirsky, Louis Hering, Samuel Saltzman. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Genefra, Nathan Finestone, Russell Hulsizer, Edward Garbaty, Freeman York. Ullll ' CHESS ULUB The Queen's Men Chess Club has developed a line team of students adept in the playing of this ancient game. Friendly play and instruction are the programs for weekly meetings. This year competitive matches with the Faculty have been held as well as matches with Princeton, Seton Hall, Fordham, Stevens Institute of Technology, and Newark College of Engineering. The highlight of the season was the simultaneous exhibition matches and special lectures given by Isaac Kashdan, the former United States chess champion. President ..... Vice-President ..,. Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Faculty Advisor OFFICERS . ....,............... Louis Hering . . . . . Eugene Kalnitsky . . . Morton Binenstock .. Simon Pomerantz .... Jay Rumney IZI I hope this is the right move