Pace University - Legend Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The Legend T is a well established tradition with colleges throughout the country that each yearbook staff select a slogan to serve as an inspiring force and an eventual goal. The slogan for this yearbook was coined by Editor-in-Chief Larry Dinetz when he said, There'll be a bigger and better Legend in 'SIP' That was our goal . . . that was what we would strive for in the coming months. And with our slogan in mind we went to our task early in july, 1950. By September, with a summer of productive work behind us, the goal looked easy . . . summer graduates had been photographed . . . sales were well under way . . . and the book itself had been completely planned. October, November, and December sped swiftly by. Morale was high . . . but not for long. Budget problems overtook us after Christmas, enthusiasm lagged, and when our February deadline rolled around, the situation looked hopeless. The only bright spot was Larry Gentilels divider pages. These were completed on schedule and are a credit to his fine photographic ability. Don Kruger, Dan Dineen and john Serla, Bmilzerr Mufmgef. V i Lawrence A. Dinetz Editor-in-Chief Anthony A. Russo, jr. Mmmgifzg Editor Then came March, and maybe it was the spring weather, but everyone got the urge. Copy Editor Elinor Grieg checked and re-checked proofs . . . Pace College Staff Photographer Lee Drucker cre- ated miracles getting glossies to us on time . . . Managing Editor Anthony Russo, aided by Dan Dineen, added the final touches to the Senior and Faculty Sections . . . someone lit a match under Bob QBreeZingj Ziskind, and he turned out a Sports Section that covered athletics like a blanket . . . Business Manager John Serla, assisted by Don Kruger and Howard Greenman launched a last- ditchu sales and advertising campaign that just managed to pull us out of the RED . . . James Batson, Carole Raften, jesse Levine, Lorry Schwalbe, Ronnie Marquis, Irwin Ratner, and Gene Wojciechowski leveled the mountains of detail work . . . and at last the task was over . . . the job was done. THE LEGEND HAD GONE TO BED!

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Tuff wu'-E, jerry, S. Bossert, L. Rifkin, V. Draper, M. Ace, R. Peterson, L. Pope, H. Potter, A. Campo, j. Saunders, B. Tobias, A. Hinkley. Middle mu'fA. Jaffe. R, Krupnick, H. Hender- son, R. Saris, E. Miller, L, Rebeka, I.. Schwalbe, B. Mooney, D. Menkes. j. Shamaly, H. Greenman. Brlllrnll mu'-M. Brown. Levine, R. Kaufman. F. Demarest, B. Zislcind, NI. Langbord, M. Feldman, B, Zavatiian. for the layout and selection of sports news for page three. With the Press being published weekly, sports coverage was made as up-to-date as pos- sible. Mel Brown, serving his second year as Art Editor, brought vivid cartoons of college life to Press readers through It's So. jesse Levine was promoted from Business Manager to Advertising Manager, and Bernard Tobias replaced him as Business Manager . . . Lorraine Rebelta directed the Secretarial Staff, Berj Zavatjian assumed the Exchange Editors post, Al Yannow and Howard Vlfolpin handled circulation, and Ed Jerry was promoted to Production Manager. Leroy Pope and Al Hinkley comprised the Ac- counting Staff, and Art Jaffe and Murray Feldman served as Photographers. Faculty Advisers Mr. Benjamin T. Ford, Mr. john M. Wfaldman, and Mr. H. Norman Hinden provided the necessary guidance and counsel throughout the entire year. Their patient assistance was greatly responsible for the progress made by the PACE PRESS during the 1950-il school year. Howard Wcmlpin and Beri Zavatjian, Circulation Man ager and Exchange Fditor.

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Lawrence Gentile, Layout Elinor M. Grieg C0j1yEdil0r This volume is a result of the combined efforts of the people whose names appear here. Their cooperative spirit and genuine unselfishness have brought real meaning to our slogan. We hope that as you leaf through these pages you too will find this, your yearbook, to be a bigger and better LEGEND. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,,.....,,, ......,....... L awrence A. Dinetz Managing Editor ......,......l,,,...l Anthony A. Russo, jr. Copy Editor ..........,...., ,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,., E linor M, Grieg Layout ........,.....,........... , ..,,, Lawrence Gentile Business Manager .......,..,.,..,,..........,,,.....,,,......,..,... john Serla Assistant Business Manager ,.,,,. ...,,,...... D on Kruger Advertising Manager ....,.........,..,... Howard Greenman Assistant Advertising Manager ...,,. Daniel Dineen Sports ..................................... .,,,,, ............ B ob Ziskind Faculty Advisers .....,, ,........ M r. Thomas Sayles Mr. Irving Settel T011 mu'-L. Gentile, J. Batson, J. Levine, G. Wlojcierhowski, H. Greenman, J. Serla. Barium mu -D. Kruger, A. Russo, C. Raften, L. Dinetz, B. Ziskind. 103