Philadelphia College of Pharmacy - Graduate Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)
- Class of 1969
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Dr. Sugita will always be loved, respected, and remembered for his unselfish devotion of time, ideas and energies to us, and for his inculcation of high ideals and standards within. Dr. Edwin T. S ugila W., nf I-W' wir Us ,179 f f1fiQ'f. U p ' ' 5 fff' . ml wi f aw 1 li :gf - - l . a fn i IIE. fp..- lgll l fe HQ flfl ' Vg V 'Li Y Psp' mg E' . ' P ' L. . 1 1, Fni V' ' ,n'K'I 'i E 5,2 fi- ... nl Qld! 'Inu Kg I l KVA, - Ku - W 51 ., - Q I .QW il!-ll , gr 1 N ' gi X il, ai e'!!f A 'Q . l E -us N, .1 3 - v in 5 '-we-. 7 .. dl x 4 5411. ::'f6G, I Lg, Rosenberger Hall ,, Y I .1 an-...-, Y H- l' '1'-'-- , 1 Ili x 1 - J 19 . - w K A . ,H 4 7 3 D a Q. V ,,.'. v.- ' Whitecar Hall 4, L gg ,M1.g 11i:J!:u.1I':lx . . ,, m 4 1- . ,w .lu ' 1 ,'. 3' '2'1l1: ', 'v v.- . 'rli. v- , . 1, , W . Q W 143423-Tx: M .. x.: , Vs ' .q.. . W h l 1 1+ A ' l W M f Iwi' Kline Hall fi 1 . , .5 A '1 I ,ti 'Lila 3 f H , , ,QQ , . '.,'4-2 ,ix ul I Y 4., H5 'A -f' E D , ,Q -'--figggnu , g - ' ' NT. -'F ww. A Kline Hall Alumni Hall-Roxenberger A udilorium 2 g 5 , H M , 5? U W HH M Y:..: X 2: UNL X! 1 2 . , use 55:5 ,WILYFQ :-1 -5: 'wa' if L ' 'hifi F, Vg :5 'W 1 X 3 , 2 . 15 .J W mmf- WH 'mx-Lfsgflw, , ww L, gi ', ,R A .2 Li 5? Zhi w 'i 9 ' :xx rl- J 9 RA YJ. MULLAN Ray Mullan, our outstanding basketball and baseball coach, passed away on September 16, 1968 at the age of 55. He came to the college in 1961 and since then helped develop for us a successful record on the PCPSLS court. Under his direction, the basketball team has won two Delaware Valley Conference Championships in addition to tying for the Championship one season and finishing second another. In 1964 he successfully coached our baseball team to the Conference Championship. He will always be remembered not only by those who were directly associated with him, but by the entire stu- dent body. We will be forever grateful to him for the rec- ognition he has brought to our Alma Mater. IN MEMORIAM P A F A D S I C 11 Pigeons' Paradise V, i In 4 u 5 i I I X U 1 M v i I ,x Q 'W Egg-fi Maybe Ishould look il up in my Funk di: Wagnal1's Mix and make. mix and make . . . Our hgme gwgyj-om home Eddie at the laps ...bul il'x4 o'z'l0ck I' 'NX ! , in! Excedrin headache ,M 3 8 e e 1 'TI,i0i - ' 'gg , 1 ' We 7 s 'ij 3 :P i'1'J :J vb 'ff' v, I! 5 1. s . Q H4319 Q l.f- iff tv 4+ ? f- - A 2 Qi' Q:-Q a ' ' - N u 'Y VF 1 U w uf, Dirty bollle. minus 40. D Presidenl of S Iudenl Council? 1. . ..,.,, 5. , S ' 1--J I' .Q .lynx - mr 2' Affev V, .Li.'- xx. It's afar cry hom Hollywood and Vine, v 0 ,4 ? i . X s Who says this school 's a prison? f 1.4 ful- w , V. y. ,1 nh? .-T Pg' wi, 1 , --'f ' qif 5.3-1' , ffl 1-... ., . Y : . fr . Ain'1lovegrana7 ta, ' j751f'IY5' ,V ,, , ,gi W , Qi I Eenie, meenie, minie. mo! , , u Eight ball in the corner poekel. National Collegiate Presidential Primary Choice '68 auf' mum . , X 5 J' V Neejun hej so lan! IV6Xlj'E'f1I' we're gomg I0 have headv on Ihe huv' sw f Zigi: :Iwi-7 -,, X-,ff ff-'a-+1 : N, .. x ' , Sie :wi Y' ' 3 iff.: gjij-F' , a ff' ' - i ,itz ,Q 1 F . , 7 PLO , . ' 4 ' E' lm 1 v .5 ,, F 4-,.,,.,4 AL, - , L K, Tm, iw: ., 1 - 5 - g ? X L I ul ll . ' 05 . QI' - 'gii 1 M . D I 1 S , T . . R .. A wx Ntolyl Th T Q A Atl K g A AT11 g B ml A I ' ' 2 x, Qui 0 N I A wg-. I Arthur Osol, Ph.D., LL.D. President 20 ,.-.-. .urn-c Meeting of the Minds ,-,...f-- 111' - an 2355? Linwood F. Tice, D.Sc Dean 21 , G' Vlcl,Or,R05fl' Ph' Frances F. Curran, M.Sc. Director ol Biological Sciences Assistant in Pharmacology Biological Sciences 'J X54 :4 ns-fr X e l l lf 1, xr x XXA.. P' 1 ' li il w- Ra. Pharmacology Graduate Students Frederick J. Goldstein, Ph.D. LEFT TO RIGHT' Richard Skalski, David Dondero, Zoriuna Kawku, Henry Flanagan, lll, Roger Assistant Professor of Pharmacology Malseed, Jr., Marvin Smith, Darryl Aarons. Biological Sciences Department SEA TED left to right: Ara Der Marderosian, Bernard Witlin, G. Victor Rossi, Frances Curran, Frederick Goldstein, Fran- cis White, Walter Bejuki. STA NDING: Leo Jordan, Frank Roia, Robert Feucr. Gilbert Johnson. Richard Kent. 5:51 Xb it :ww Louis Gershenfeld, D.Sc. Director Emeritus of Bacteriology l t Frank C. Roia, Jr.. Ph.D. Bernard Witlin, D.Sc. Assistant Professor of Biology 23 Professor ofMicrobiology i im 5 X. ,J Y. A Francis M. White, M.Sc. Richard C. Kent, B.Sc. Professor ol' Biology Instructor in Microbiology KP - Biology Graduate Assistants S Murthy .ind Jew Ming Chao I Susan H. Joshi, Ph.D. Ara Der Marderosian. Ph.D. Lecturer in Biology 24 Associate Professor of Pharmacognosy WZ , Nathan Rubin, Ph,D. , Lows A' Reber' Ph-D' Professor ol'Chemistry Director ofChemistry Department e c... i s I I' Chemistry Department LEFT T0 RIGHT SEA TED: John Nikelly, Murray Zanger, Alfonso Gennaro. Louis Reber, Arthur Osol, Grafton Chase. STA NDING: Lena DeLisser, Joseph Solomon, George Scheibner, Donald McEvoy, David Rusch, Rafiq Sheikh. 25 G. Hulings Darby, B.SC. Donald McEvoy, Ph.D., Lecturer in Biochemistry Instructor in Chemistry George Scheibner, B. Sc., Graduate Assistant Mathematics and Physics Department LEFT T0 RIGHT: Samuel Cohen, Joseph Cimincra, Robert Jones. George Fernsler. Samuel Jacobs, Harry Whitcomb, James Bierly. James N. Bierly. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics 3 Robert N. Jones. Ed.D. Director of Mathematics and Physics Department M alhemalics - Ana' Physics P I 26 Harry L. Whitcomb, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics . . W? .,., fiiif 97 E it A X ks .4- Charles E, Welch. Jr., Ph.D. Richard A. Cook. M.B.A. Instructor in Economics Director of Languages and Social Sciences Department Ruth M. Scheibner, Ph,D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Social Sciences E lt . 5 .' . ,. Q, hi Q , M V CQ-'x, EL 4 gms t ' x Languages and Social Sciences Department LEFT T0 RIGHT' James Parmenter, Louis Callazzo, Christa-E. Paul. Charles Welch, Richard Flcu Pharmacy Department LEFT T0 RIGHT SEA TED: Robert King, Linwood Tice, Elsa Ehrenstein, Arthur Moore, Herbert Flack, Paul Niebergall. STANDING: Maven Myers, Daniel Hussar, William Smith, Edwin Sugita, Roger Schnaare, Allen Kratz. in ' Daniel A. Hussar, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Aflhu' W- Moore- MSC- Associate Professor of Pharmacy 28 pl, l l fv l I , ,.:.. 'ili Q 2 ee ,l Pharmacy Graduate Students LEFT T0 RIGHT: Francis Karcsh, Henry Malinowski, Vincent Baldino, Anthony Santoni, Richard Frable, Win- ston Vadino, John Zaro, Alice Till, Dilip Bhatt. Allen M. Kratz, Pharm. D., M.Sc. Roger L. Schnaare, Ph.D. Instructor in Pharmacy Assistant Professor of Pharmacy 29 Wi , X fl . ll G LEFT T0 RIGHT SEA TED: J, Llnkewich, J. Guns, L. Britton. STA NDING: B. Weiner, J. Longenecker, A. Sor- renlino, J. Gllldstone, E. Kurtz, L. Koehler. - 3 . l l l if E L, 15 l l l 5 E X il . X, l Lucille Koehler Bwce Weme' . . the first female to CLITD u Pharm D. degree from P.C.P, 30 pf - Susie, keeper ofthe girls' lounge. George give me 11 suppository mold ' 1 MllTlh21 Billy Balls . lwo and lwo is, now let me see . ., 31 if .A ..... .-.-. . -- s ss. -wwf: V C nl! fy John E. Kramer, B.Sc. Registrar Edna Long, Cashier Wrlham F. Connolly, .lr Comptroller ,lf 'X f 9 Dr. Stuart Blum, college physician and Edith Robinson, R.N. Mrs. Elizabeth Chase. Librarian Student Health vt I ut il vs Library Staff Katherine White, Mary Timko, Elizabeth Chase, Theodora Jackson, Margaret Kent. 33 puny: H , ,,- 'fix' V - T 1 ' '-ii VR, li u.- , Em F 'F lx E3 F' 'XX fi ...., ' xg X, A .- ,, x ' , 4 . Margaret Mary Culin, Secretary to the Dean. Ellen P. Gilligan, Secretary tothe President. ffce Personnel , 1 i , i it W, 5 i .M LEFT T0 RIGHT SEA TED: Jean Prosseda. Mary McFall. Elsie Dever. Grace Brillman. Anita Palmieri. STA NDING: Eleanor Strawley, Ida Blitz, Peg Culin. EdnL1L0ng, Dorothy Ballagh, Carol Morrison, Mary Rule, Martha Laughlin. 34 Hubert Merkins 1, Q- i 1,--,X Edward Bauer, Maintenance Supervisor five cents extra forthe roll, Hon. Cafeteria Joe ..Ruby.. ,-nge Y 2- E, 3 For halfofthe pool. l'll do one more board. Famous Faculty Sayings We'll Remember V ,......... ja. Okay kid, wrap it up and go home. ,ntl 1 3 7 , 1 ul . 1 Boom, Boom! Out ofthe room. I cun't understand why the Seniors don'l like me. I , l You have to UNDERSTAND your Phymcs ig? All those who are overcut in Public Health must do a term paper. Bactewiu ure everywhere. 37 0 0 RXXXYXXXXXXXXWXXXXXXXXXXXKK' VIIIHJIIWIIIIIIIFIIIHA X X W , f I XX f PCPf5 I Jimi mg -l 2Wg ..Mf g W 4 lb 5 X ffufffj O 1 I 4 1, f - ,f, ,,, nlllllr- '-fi it . 54 1'z'l ' 532' l , .F , -J X X , I 3 6 Z fi b ' C E: 'D an ' .-:wa It A . 0 u I 0 1 , A X K' 5 X f x Ac 5. Constant labor of one uniform kind Q ' I destroys the intensity and flow X X ofa man's animal spirits, which .X X X- Z find recreation and delight in H N X I mere change of activity. .1 - Karl Marx n-en... LEFT TO RIGHTSEA TED: G. Ciminera, J. Cochran, E. McFarland, G. Ruth, A. Bradford. STANDING: R. Watt, M. Lott, M. Wolpert, III, Prof. A. Moore, C. McHale, V. Willingmyre, D. Jones, E. Punchard, C. Yaworski, A. Turner, Dr. D. Hussar, J. Williamson, H. Garber, R. Casas. Bible League 'L --- x '57 .- ' ' .1 .l N W . i, 4 M i 1 we assi W mi.fii'.....1 lllwfl ' ' AWE? ll , .. .l Newman Club Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT' Margaret Szymczak-Vice-President, Joseph Gerace-President. Caroline Bible League Officers l LEFT T0 RIGHT: Professor Arthur Moore-advisor, Edward l McFarland-Vice-President, Rene Casas-President, Vera Wil- - v lingmyre-Secretary. Berger-Treasurer, Dr. Roger Schnaare-Advisor. l Newman Club FRONT R0 W, left to right: H. Garber, Dr. R. Schnaare, C. Berger, J Gerace, M. Szymczak, P. Swartz. BACK ROW: A. Mancini, R. Shire T. Kosykoski, Father McNamee, F. LaFever, V. Allwein, B. Darvas. , . ,Ii LEFT T0 RIGHT SEA TED: M. Evangelista, M. Salmon A. Sectish, M. Szymczak. STANDING: D. Freus, R . t .... ,.,.. Brown T. Kosykoski, M, Fellin, R. Watt. The Panacea . ff - Alice Sectish, Editor Margaret Szymczak, Layout Editor Michael Salmon, Sports Edilor 41 Chris Yuworski Business Manager The Graduate mfg 'Kr- Cdrol Przybeck and Ly nn Fubco Co-Editors Joe Reednick, Harshad Shah and John Balchunis Photographers Juy Doroshow und Ed McFarland Art P-1 i Qs Bob Graul Sports Y Y U ,,...--f-'Yi -Z- -.-v X, Aff?-r,fIQgl.E, 2 - :f- fi f' -1sf,:3TS,:.1g1 ' A ' , ff' J Ann Joe and Roz Yanis Features -Y -F.,- Michele Parvenski and Charlie Hampel Copy The Elixir 4, , fx 1. 1 Debra Hoehn Elixir Editor Yurchenco - Myers Films li 4 X 4 1 0... swf. Q 'i s , 3 . LEFT TO RIGHT? Thomas McKeon, Curl Stineman, Debra Hoehn, Alan Heldon. , lx .F ' .X if f f H f . ni 5 E'--W E 4 W , ,,' ,13S'i7n,,'vv'Lf ' . 1222. A1 is -1 mf- Je, ,j, - , , ':- 1 5 , .Q 1 can -'21 - ' - i .3,.-'Q , Q. . ,V 14 'S' V I it ' ' E 14 '- P in ?'I ,X , ,,,,,,,'mA -at Q- ., N Y. X 5 -? John Balchunis und John Myers, Co-Directors ww-' The Lust ofthe Hade Brothers LEFT T0 RIGHT: Caroline Berger, Harold Garber. John Myers. Jo- seph Reednick. 151 if .Yi 5 wb Bold Soprano LEFT TO RIGHT' Alan Heldon. Marilyn Spangler, Carl Slineman. Deborah Cook. Thomas McKeon. lmffl-'f-1-Q.4.,..ru..-,,N, nk ' -- v--gin-4 -. ,-,, - - Crawling Arnold LEFT T0 RIGHT: Yvette Little. Mary Lucik. John Davis. Debra Hoehn. Dramcztics Club 45 P lr 722' .--,X..', e1.f 4 ' new N ,ra lm, ali, 1.1 , :small '1F w Crawling Arnold Mary Lucik and Dr. Frank Roia. Jr. U Dormitory Council Kathy Reimer, Marietta Evangelism, Teresa Pete, Maria Evrard, Carol Geiger. page Dormitory Council 5 A .iq L 2 Marietta Evungelista and Beatrice Fretz, Housemother, Marietta Evangelista, Dormitory Council President. c -f - 935 ' Student Council LEFT T0 RIGHT SEA TED: S. Hztk, C. Jarosh. R, Watt. R. Sloan, W. Ziegler, J, Fink. L. Myer son, M. Shansky. STANDING: R. DiPt1olo, V. Sicu. A, Sectish, M. Fellin. R. Coghlun. S. Pesot ski. L. Headings, P. Costztntini, T. Sisezl. S. Kruth en. J. Werner. S ludenl Council '7' , I, .5 - ..lT ' Ways and Means Committee LEFT TO RIGHT' Stanley Pesotski. Donna Monek, Willizim Ziegler. Peter Vlusses. .1 1 .-f r. Ma Student Council Oflieers LEFT TO RIGHT: Willium Ziegler 1 Treasurer. Robert Watt f Vice-President, Richard Slotin - President, Christine Jurosh A Secretary. Disciplinary Committee LEFT T0 RIGHT' Murtin Shansky, Stephen Huk. Robert Watt. Dr. Bernard Witlin. Prof. Francis White . LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: R. Coghlun, Ill, D. Monek, M. Sheehan. P. Vlasses, SECOND ROW: L. Bronstein. H. Kessler, G. Lewis. M. Marrone. THIRD ROW: J. Doroshow, A. Levuy, B. Fox, F. Angus. FOURTH ROW: R. Rendler, P. Hart. L. Staepel, C. Berger. INTERFRA TERNITY COUNCIL a ,f- xe Mi Q - lnterfraternity Council Officers fl' Q .1 l 4 x U f X ,. X J 'X S A Q 4 s Robert Rendler A Treasurer. Michael Marronc A President, Mary Catherine Sheehan - Secretary. INTERNA TIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS' FEDERA TION Attending Delegates: Richard Sloan and Carol Przybeck August I9-29. l968 Scheveningen, The Netherlands - e K' 'M CLI T I., i i ii' ,fl .il I v LEFT TO RIGHTSEATED F Goldstein R Malseed Jr E Suglta A DerM.xrderos1.1n D Hussdr F41cultyAdvxSor A. Tlll C Ylworskl R Wait STANDING K Alex xndcr W Smith C Przybeck Z Kxwkd M Smith A Moore. R Wul- Secretary - 1 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Balchunis, W. Pfendner, Jr., R. Klopp, A. Hel- Yates, S. Cohen, W. Rau. A. Manus, A. Baskowsky. P. O'Hara, H. don. T. Sheehan. Jr., M. Shansky. J. Reilly, E. Pfeiffer, Jr.. E. Frick, Garber, C. Russo, C. Berger. V. Buono. L. Lewis. L. Baron. C. Stine- R. Hanlon. S. Haimbach. J. Reednick, R. Dutkin, R. Williams. E. man..l. Kingcade,Jr., M.Zanger- Faculty Advisor. R. Yankowski. ACS Officers Harold Garber - Secretary, Caroline Berger Vice-President, John Balchunis - President, Joseph Reednick - Treasurer. LEFT T0 RIGHT. FIRST ROW: L. Jacob, D. Spector. D. Berkowitz, F. Stearns - President. L. Cofone. Jr., A. Talone. SECOND ROW: A. Cassi- ni, T. Eberly. R. Shire, T. Kosykoski, H. Corey, B. Sussman, W. Heaslip, F. White - Faculty Advi- sor. THIRD ROW: R. Kent, M. Sheehan i Secre- tary-Treasurer. V. Watt, J. Ditmore. S. Brower. E. Rowan 1 Vice-President, M. Callahan. M. Alston, B. Wass. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST RO W: C. Yaworski. H. Shah. R. Nicolel- la. J. Dzierzu, R. Dreisbach. SECOND ROW: J. Hawley. R. Wall. l. Banks. S. Wexlcr, A. Farina. R. Kohler. E. Grodanz. R. Sloan. THIRD ROW: L. King. L. Headings, Jr.. R. Graul. W. Godfrey. R. Walchek. S. Walicki. F. Sprissler, Jr., li. Popiclarski. K. Sanlosusso. FOURTH ROW: L. Wolfe. S. Rubin, W. Bond, V. Surpuriya. P. Mok. E. Perilli. J. Murphy. T. Caruso, W. DeVuono, J. Annarclli, R. m'liil .Lf M wiisi Qi A-.iw -i .J 5-Effgw. .- - Q' Myers. E. Haughey. FIFTH ROW: J. Slauffer, R. O'Shca. S. Radley. P. Gerbino..C. Hampel. C. Shulman, M. Salmon. M. Fusco. D. Pagan- o. C. Wolfangle. L. Stulzman. SIXTH ROW: Cv. Phillips. R. Rosiecki. M. Garrcll. R. Kubacki. R. Boaman. G. Burgard. P. Shaulinski. G. Bontomasc. W. Stephens, R. Casas. T. Bellcnghi. R. Berg. D. Polly- niuk. D. Weiser. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION ii... ,S ,N . Fi x ,Af -Yi ' . , f' l' 41 4 1 If ,E b-. APhA Officers Szymczak Secretary. Karl Teller President. John Davis Trea- Jcffry Stauffer -f Vice-President, Allen Kralz f Faculty Advisor. Joseph L. Fink. lll National Student APhA Chairman rlQ The Magnifi r eW s h mk Q A',..,. n.:'.-.Ew - - . gil ig 1-We LEFT T0 RIGHT' Iva Oberholser, Vivian Diltz, Carol Geiger. Freshman Tea September I 6-20 Mary Lucik, Miss Incoming Freshman '68 L Y i 'fx 2 in 1 Q Ribbon Cutting Ceremony CUTTING THE RIBBON: Joanna McNeil. Mary McNeil, Robert McNeil, Ill. BACK. left to right: Robert McNeil, Jr., Henry McNeil. George Brodheud. Esq.-trustee representa- tive ol' Robert McNeil, Jr. Trusts, President Osol. Mrs. Albert Penick. Collin McNeil. l President Osol presents citation to Alfred Punepinto. architect for the new building. 54 Dedicalior Roberz Gradual Researc ofthe MeNez'I Study And Center LEFT T0 RIGHT: Robert McNeil, Jr.-spokesman for McNeil Family, Dr. Alfred D'Angelo- Chairman ofthe Board, Dr. Arthur Osol-President ofthe College. ,.,:, , Y .W Robert McNeil. Jr. making the dedicutory remarks for the McNeil Family. 55 Scholarship A wards Dean L. F. Tice with Charles Wolfangle and Mary T. Fellin, recipients of Pharmacy Foundation Scholarships. l'I lilf l Scholarship Recipients LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: W. Ziegler. K. Schumann, W. Nas- THIRD ROW: P. Willingmyre, L. Hatton, S. Erlbaum, E. Hersber- tase, R, Balchunis, B. Evans, S, Haimbach, T. Gaydos, L. Shafer, R. ger, C. Przybeck, P. Bennett, G. Smith. H. Shah. Professor Moore, Sloan. SECOND ROW: P. Kachline, C. Anthony, M. Lucik, A. Lonk, President Osol, K. Harwood, J. Vondran, G, Lewis, T. Sheehan, Jr., M. Alston, S. Pietruszka, M. Callahan, V. Sica, D. Mullen, B. Prowe. M. Szymczak, E. Blumberg, P. Hart. President Arthur Osol with Robert Smith and Thomas O'Connor, Jr., recipients of Mr. Vaughn Ashenbrenner, president of Breyer Ice Alexis Rosenberg Scholarships, Cream Division, with Nicholas Dwornitski, recipi- ent of' Breyer Scholarship. l December 19, 1969 it .. , 2 V l 2 f 1 , 1 I l , , 3 3 Q .il 3 5 , f i l ff l r N: i l . Mrs. Earl Thomas, secretary ofthe Women's Club ofthe College, with Edward McFarland, recipient ofthe Hilda and Ivor Griflith Memorial Scholarship, and Robert Wurzburg, recipient of the Blanche Gardner Whitecar Memorial Scholarship. nich Scholarship. i l li l 5 I Mr. I. M. Ostrum, vice president of The Drug House, Inc., with Christine Yaworski and Alice Sectish, recipients ofJ. Mahlon Buck Scholarships. Mr. George Diffenback with Marsha Terrell and John Lynn, recipients of Lindback Memorial Scholarships. l l 1 l , b I l l . i 3 r W i l Professor Arthur Moore with Mary-Louise Lott, Robert Watt, and How- ard Robinson, recipients ofWilliam H. Rorer Scholarships. Mr. Robert Goldblum, secretary-treasurer of West Wholesale Drug 57 Company, with Vijay Surpuriya and Edward Jeryan. recipients ol West Wholesale Drug Company Scholarships. Fred Minnich '54, vice president of Minnich's Pharm icy York, Pa., with Judith Schnetzka. recipient of the Min Miss Frances Benuhs theart of Alpha Zeta Omega Fraternity February 13, 1969 Miss Donna Monek Sweetheart of Phi Delta Chi Miss Joanne Sica Sweetheart of Kappa Psi S weelhearts I 444' Mimi Hill, College Queen l968 crowns Linda Murano. Mary Ann Callahan KJ Lady-in-Waiting 4,31 A Miss Linda Murano College Queen i969 Virginia Sicu Ludy-in-Waiting Open House February 15, 1968 7ll F?llfTT I flulim V, . . . mee! Rosie the red-tailed cobra 'F 60 . . , ooh! Littler P.C.P 8LS Marie, you're supposed to be demonstrating laws ofphysics, not playing with balloons AM., nweiiuf, tell 'em Iikeit is, Un. N 61 What a machine for packaging M8cM's. The Wellington Arrangement WINTER WEEKEND FEBR UAR YZI-22 ae P l I lg he lik Tom O'Connor on guitar. if Z . f Linda Staepel presents trophy to lying winners: George Ri- viera, Upsilon Sigma Phi and David Adams, Kappa Psi. Sheila Erlbaum presents gift to Dr. Roger Schnaare. M. C. ,.,9.H 5' Q V. ,-1 i. . 1 is UPSILON SIGMA PHI A Journey Inlo The World Of Upsilon Sigma Phi - Here, There, And E verywhere, Tom Sisca playing piano. .5 A 5 . i ' 1. g ' i -vtt 1 1 l . Y, l , F Q I x 1. 1 l ' iff! P V E it ' ..,, ' N X.. 3 ' . 6 . . i -.- i l l i i . -V' .- n. PHI DELTA CHI Wes: Side Slory KAPPA PSI Dr. 0.s'ol's Lonel 1' H earls Club Band. Fraternity Review April 23, 1969 , . KAPPA EPSILON The Parry K Leo Davis on drums. Just plain Kathy Kowalski. FRATE ITIE Of a truth, men are mystically united: a mysterious bond of brother- hood makes all men one. - Carlyle S 3-Umvshmr ff 525935 H l ..,!m.--- i 7,14 l H it ' ft V 1 ' s .3 W 4 -im: f' 3 l Q. - ' Y ' A iigji A M. ,Ei A ' Wav' .X- in ti., i 1 ., ' LEFT TO RIGHT SEA TED: Linda Marano, Janet Garofoli, Linda Borascius. STA NDING: Amy Cheung, Maryann Lindemun, Linda Kinney. Alpha Delta Theta, a national Medical Technology sorority, was founded at Marquette University in con- junction with the University of Minnesota, on February l, 1944. Since that time, we have proven to be an actively growing organization, our present roll call consisting of over thirty chapters throughout the country. In 1952 ADT became a member ofthe Professional Panhellenic Association. Our chapter, Alpha Iota, was installed on May 19, 1967, with Barbara Zylwitis as the first president. Our sorority has for its objectives the promotion of so- cial and intellectual cooperation and fellowship among medical technologists. The sorority also intends to intro- duce us to the profession we have chosen and to raise the prestige of the medical technologist here at the College. Membership is limited to those who are enrolled in the medical technology curriculum on campus. The sorority also includes honorary members who are elected at the National Convention. Prerequisites for sorority membership include scholar- ship, high moral ideals, leadership, responsibility, and enthusiasm in the-field of medical technology. This soror- ity serves as a link between women who are practicing medical technologists and those who are aspiring to that goal. 68 Cl 6 I Cl 6 Z Cl ,.f'L,,.,,SRNNg3gxp!wE,t tif! 'gl Vuiflg f li gg tfitl? . . mr, .H - . . 1: gay,- ,.v i , LEFT SIDE. TOP T0 BOTTOM: Patricia Hart - Vice-President, Amy Cheung - Historian, Lois Finkelstein - President. RIGHT SIDE: Linda Maranoq- Secretary. Maryann Lindeman -- Treasurer. Linda Boruscius - Pledgemistress. ll 1 Cafeterii Bake Sale Halloween Rush Party October 68 li , .. i J 51-1. 'Zi , ,, 'aa X ,- I :ff - 1' Q Q I M i ' sr .F ,e -an-M 'ri -F K+ ix i I My 1 P 1 'W ' ru ,,, ,r i ii , .., -,. - 1.. ,I I .f, zf. -- : EJ ' Q -4- K .if , H., W ,. Sorority Picnic, June '68 . za --W'-Qu 3' . ,ww W- qu LEFT T0 RIGHTSEA TED: P. Esposito. C. Benjamin. K. Jerome, H. Kessler. STA NDING, T. Mushlin, L. Bronstein, J. Fishman, B. Greenberg. Alpha Zeta Omega Alpha Zeta Omega was founded at PCP8LS over forty years ago. From the beginning, AZO spread to schools of pharmacy throughout the nation providing not only colle- giate but also alumni chapters. Alumni chapters play an integral part in the fraternity. These chapters support the colleges with undergraduate chapters through scholarships, awards, and prizes in the name of the fraternity. One such award is the AZO schol- arship given at PCPQSLS every year to a third year stu- dent. The fraternity also extends grants to its members in order to help them financially ifthe need arises. Fraternity functions are usually held in conjunction with AZO's chapter at Temple. Live bands are usually present at these parties. The rush- party this year was held at the Shelron in Northeast Philadelphiag it was here that the selection of AZO's 1969 Sweetheart, Miss Frances Benulis was announced. Alpha Zeta Omega provides for its members a bond of friendship to be held throughout their college years, and an everlasting fraternalism via alumni chapters. To the graduates of 1969, go congratulations and best wishes for future success. I mf. Singing in the ruin ' Fran Benulis Sweetheart of I969 Pinochle Class 1,2 . Q i J X 7 .-:, 1' 334, I my ' if A w v-s A fm . I f' IP 755374 I ' T5 A fmniiix ,H ' 1. wwzv? nw ' H K L,g3fj5Xjfg1g51q .4-,Q ,, 1'u Y. -P w .51 22 , C .. ws f, ,fa-7 H 1 3 'h '1 N g -1 mu . . ,. T firriar- 7' r nm, -,jjj -:,-17-... SX: '-,' -AA. 5 1-:-'M ':1?'. M amie-.-km un -v -1 u - 5 f- 1 L'-Eiiif' +L, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: T. Pete, M. Fotopoulos, I. Oberholser. SECOND ROW: J. Zajac, E. Hresko, M. Evangelista, F. Forsyth. THIRD ROW: D. McMahen, C. Jarosh, C. Brown, S. Steele, V, Diltz, M. Varzaly. FOURTH ROW: J, Caum. D. Monek. D. Shallcross, J. Renninger, M. Hubler, K. Kowalski. Kappa Epsilon, a professional pharmaceutical fraternity for wom- en, was founded at The State University of Iowa, on May 13, 1921, by Zada M. Cooper. Omicron Chapter was founded at PCP8cS on February 22, 1945, with Eleanor Brown Gordon as the first president. The purposes of Kappa Epsilon meet many professional and social needs. Our goals are scholarship, leadership, service, and bonds of friendship. The women of Kappa Epsilon take a deep pride in their chosen profession and work to serve its interest. Members take an active part in chapter and province meetings and other special events. Annually, two representatives from Omicron attend the KE National Convention. Kappa Epsilon fulfills many rewarding social functions at the Col- lege. Annually, KE sponsors the Sweetheart Dance and Assembly, at which the Queen of the College is chosen. Two rush parties were held for the incoming freshmen: the first being a treasure hunt and the second a night at the Hawaiian Cottage. The dinner dance once again was at the Inn of the Four Falls. Aid for the poor and underprivi- leged this year, included sending drugs to hospitals in Europe and an Easter party for crippled children. Omicron Chapter also has close contact with its alumnae. This year we were happy to give a testimonial dinner for Mary Lou An- derson, a distinguished alumna of Omicron Chapter. As the 1968-69 school year comes to an end, we the Sisters of KE wish to congratulate our graduating seniors and all members of the Class of '69, 72 Pledging, 1969 What's new pussycat? Did you know there's a meeting TODAY? 73 Whul exam are YOU studying for? Ban TH a S cz i Fraternity Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT' Jude Vavala - Chaplain, James Zawacki - Recording Secretary, Dennis Toomey W Vice Regent, James Wilson, Jr. - Regent, Garry Burgard - Corresponding Secretary, Robert Raywood - Treasur- er, Michael Salmon A Historian. Kappa Psi Fraternity was founded in l879. Today Eta Chapter, chartered at PCP8cS in 1902, is one of fifty-six collegiate chapters. The principles of scholarship, leadership, industry, and high ideals - first and foremost in the goals of Kappa Psi members A are readily seen at PCP8cS. In addition to our share of Scholarship Award Winners and Dean's List Qualifiers in the past year, Kappa Psi men were the leaders and avid supporters of virtually all the College's programs, from Student Council to intercollegiate athletics. The men of Eta Chapter conducted a hectic social schedule throughout the '68-'69 school year. Beginning in September with the annual Open House celebration, the social calendar was full of extravaganzas such as the tra- ditional Christmas Party and the wildest Spring Week- end of them all. The Saturday night formal was the usual gala affair with gifts presented from the membership to the outgoing officers of the past year, in tribute to their hard work and dedication. Following final examinations the brothers returned to the fraternity house for a final and monumental party in honor of our graduating seniors. The brothers were proud since the largest class in many years celebrated as brother undergraduates for the last time. The brothers of Kappa Psi congratulate the members of the 1969 Senior Class and offer our best wishes for a successful future. LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. Brunetti G. Schneiter, J. Wilson, Jr.. L. Hilbert, Jr., J Bergey, J. Lomnicki. SECOND ROW: E. Sugit' - Grand Council Deputy, G. Darby - Assistan Grand Council Deputy, G. Lewis, R. Raywood C. Koble, P. DiBona, S. Chiodo, Jr., P. Cianlichi J. Vavala, J. Zawacki. THIRD ROW: R. Patten D. Adams, D. Pollyniak, G. Burgard, D. Toom ey, M. Lazor. FOURTH ROW: R, Gauger. W Popejoy, M. Gallagher, J. Calvert, R. Yost, G Decker, W. Stephens. FIFTH ROW: D. Hender son, J. Maurer, M. Salmon. G. Bontomase, A DiDonato, T. Traynor. L. Davis, P. Shaulinski. Senior Brothers LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW' Robert Ruywood. Gary Bontomase, Dennis Pollyniak, Walter Popejoy. Peter Shau- linski. SECOND ROW: Thomas Traynor. Michael Salmon. Garry Burgard, David Henderson. David Adams. THIRD ROW: James Maurer. Willard Stephens. Fraternity Night at Rutgers-PCP8LS basketball game Received award for Best School Spirit. W Bakxtlmk ll' 112.3 Joanne Sica Third Annual Kappa Psi-Lambda Kappa Sigma basket- Sweetheart ol' l969 75 ball game. QQQ LEFT TO RIGHT. SEA TED: C. Przybeck, M. Ricardo, B. Bradley, Damiani, P. Bennett, S. Wexler, B. Manili, F. Benulis, L. Marsicano H. Carman, Z. Kawka, R. Brown. P. Matthews. K. Gallagher, P. M. Hauser, M. Evrard, L. LaRose, L. Sterner, L. Staepel, J. Sica, C Rossboro. S. Erlbaum, C. Bobal. SP4 NDING: C. Berger, B. Wang, J. Tosto. Lambda Kappa Sigma fi Fraternity Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT. SEA TED: Marie Tice 1 President and Caroline Berger - Vice President. STANDING: Paula Bennett A Corre- sponding Secretary, Alice Sectish 1 Recording Secretary, Frances Benulis - Sergeant-ut-Arms, Marian Ricardo A Treasurer, Sheila Erlbaum Y Historian. Eta Chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma was founded on February 9, 1920. Since that time it has grown into the larg- est chapter in the world. During the summer of '68, several girls attended the twentieth biennial convention held in Indianapolis, Indiana. Eta collegiates and alumnae were proud to have the largest representation. At this time, Lambda was renamed as a fra- ternity for women, Mrs. Curran, Advisor of Eta Chapter, was reelected Grand Secretary, and Eta received the bid for the 1970 biennial convention. The year began with the Freshman Tea which was super- vised by the Lambs. The theme of the first rush party was The Evolution of the Twentieth Century Woman, and the second rush party was held at the Inn of the Four Falls. Other annual events were the Fraternity Review, Dinner Dance, Senior Dinner, bake sales, and the apothecary jar raffie for the benefit of Project Hope. The sisters also ush- ered at the dedication of the McNeil Research Building, participated in intramural bowling, and helped Kappa Psi, our brother fraternity, with their rush parties. Other events with the brothers included a spaghetti dinner and a basket- ball game. Eta has six sisters graduating this year, best of luck to them and to the entire senior class. 76 Sock it to me! Monica and her Caduceus. There's more than one way to make a basket! i e I n a 1 :L-,L-,.. EEE. , - i. ii meg , -f , ll iw... via 3,135 ,.,- - ' . ...M ., J .L - - L LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: H. Land, Jr., R. Casas. G. Greenberg, T. Sisca, G. Smith, J. Rattigan. SECOND ROW: E. Perilli. P. Reses, P. Costuntini, W. Chamberlin, L. Headings, Jr., R. Short, R. Jacoby. THIRD ROW: R. Cogh lan. Ill, J. Palermo, D. Phillips, W. Crawford, S. Hak, J. Coffini, Jr.. R. Kertman, M, Vought, C. Hampel, F. Bianco, W Harding. FOURTH ROW: P. Gibrall, Jr., L. King, S. Radley, J. Taleho. P. Vlasses, D. Bodo, E. McKeever. Jr., D Moore, L. Bierley, M. Buddie, P. Gerbino. Fraternity Officers LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Ernest Perilli - Vice President, William Crawford X President, Gary Greenberg - Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Thomas Sisca f- Recording Secretary, Donald Phillips - Corresponding Secretary. Lewis Headings, Jr. - Inner Guard, Raymond Coghlun, lll - Mas- ter-at-Arms. The professional pharmacy fraternity of Phi Delta Chi strives to promote and further the high ideals set forth in our profession. Phi Delta Chi was founded on November 2, 1883 by eleven men at the University of Michigan who were dedicated to the ideals of brother- hood, loyalty, and friendship. The scholastic year of 1968-69 was one of excitement and learning and had a full schedule of activities in all phases of college life. As always our social calendar reflected the attitude of our brother- hood. With the fine help of the sisters of Kappa Epsilon, the annual spaghetti dinner was a great success. There was the Halloween Party with prizes going to the best costumes. The Christmas weekend was packed with cheer! Decorating the house was a party in itself, with the help of cocktails. The Dinner Dance was held at the Hawaiian Cottage in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, which included the installation of the new officers, Alumni attended this affair and a good time was held by all. Athletically, Phi Del had its normal successful year. The intra- mural basketball team A finished high in the playoffs. The foot- ball team again went undefeated while the bowling team showed the sportsmanship inherent in Phi Del men. Many additions to the house have taken place: new rugs for the stairway, new furniture for the chapter room, and remodeling of the second and third floor bathrooms. The basement and kitchen will be our future remodeling projects. Phi Delta Chi ends the college year by extending its congratula- tions to the senior class. 78 SS 12 , Donna Monek Sweetheart of l969 Halloween Party October, l968 The-:re's nothing lower than at pledge Fraternity Night all Rutgers-PCPSLS basketball game Received Award for Best Attendance. LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEA TED: W. Binder. A. Braverman, R. Augustine,'M. Lightman, E. Grodanz, A. Levay. STA NDINGJ S. Coh en, E. Jcryan, B. Bevitz. A. Wernikoff. J. Doroshow. Rho Pi Phi Fraternity Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT' Edward Jeryan 1 President, Murray Lightman Y Secretary. Jay Doroshow - Vice-President. Alan Levay Guardian of Exchequer. This has been an exciting year for the brothers of Rho Pi Phi. Our year began with a gala affair given by the brothers for themselves and their dates at the Latin Casi- no. After acclimating ourselves to another school year, our next big gathering was a huge Halloween party given by Alan Levay as the first of our many farewell senior parties. Next the brothers produced a rush party that included a stop at the Latin Casino which turned out to be a great success. This was succeeded by another rush party that was again at the Latin but included the entire evening. For New Year's Eve we were invited to join forces with the B'nai B'rith Pharmacy Lodge for an evening at the Ivy Stone Inn. Next stop was Boston, Mass. for a conclave sponsored by two Boston chapters. This included a visit to the Bos- ton Hutch of the Playboy Club. Immediately following finals our Temple brothers and we had a two day party at the shore including dinner at Zaberers and a bit of sun- ning on the beach. The brothers would like to extend our greetings to our new brothers for this year and say so long to those graduating. We hope to see all the brothers this summer in Miami Beach for the International Convention to mark our 50th anniversary. The daily meeting of the B'Nui B'rith. A Little Drink lo Keep Wurm. -Y if' Qwi N55 J,-ff g ' , '-A Night om' Swdying r, is Y ' LY 5:.,,.i ' sf. LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST RO W: J. Spagnola, W. Trifillis, B. Briggs holding B.Y. Load, fraternity mascot, T. Pipp. F. Clause. SECOND RO W: T. O'Connor, Jr., G. Garver, E. McFarland, M. Keeley, C. Maurer, THIRD ROW: R. DiPaolo, W. Kennedy, M. Marrone, W. Mourer. J. Caruno. F. Angus. FOURTH ROW: J, Peipon, Jr., J. Kans, Jr.. T. Moran, L. Shafer, R. Warwick, Jr.. M. Grillo. FIFTH ROW: W. Dunderdale. J. Walter, R. Catalano, B. Crispin, G. Malmberg. J. Gerhart, G. Riviera. BA CK ROW: P. Bernstein, A. Berrettini, Jr., R. Prince. T. Humbert, R. Capetola. A. Howey, Jr. Character, Loyalty, and Service has been an honored motto at Upsilon Sigma Phi since its inception on November 2, 1919. We are an independent fraternity, formed by a group of men with high ide- als, who wished to pass down traditions that would be a part of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. To celebrate our fiftieth anniversary, we have undertaken a reno- vation ofthe first floor of the fraternity house. This was begun by our fall pledge class and will be completed by the end of the academic year. Our fall term was a social success rounded out by house parties, the Holly Hop and Christmas Party, held this year for the children from the Catholic Social Services. This success was carried into the spring term and was highlighted by a concert featuring The Child- ren of the Nightf, our initiation dinner at Lucien's Old Tavern, New Jersey, and the Annual Spring Weekend. This year we have chosen Miss Linda Marano as our Sweetheart. Linda is a second year medical technology major and a member of Alpha Delta Theta. We present her to you with pride and hope the remainder of her time at PCPSLS will be fruitful. The brothers of Upsilon Sigma Phi and our advisor, Dr. Solomon, extend congratulations to the 1969 graduates, with the hope that they will recall the good times and fraternalism so much a part of USP. We wish them every success in their professional careers. 82 Fraternity Oflicers LEFT T0 RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Benny Briggs - Sergeant-at-Arms. George Riviera - Scribe. Thomas O'Connor, Jr. - Treasurer. SEC'OND ROW: John Pei- pon, Jr. - Historian, Frank Angus - Junior Grand Master, Michael Marrone - Grand Master, Robert Warwick, Jr. - - Corresponding Secretary. Watch your language. Terry! Linda Murano Sweetheart of 1969 'lv . what 3 WHY lo MP U keg! Christmas is u time for giving 83 . --R-is 4 N 5 ' Q53 Z 'J nigrisi' UU A iiguglfiqi vgl - ewisml 1 'U fi Sa , W., Q . LQ? Q - 1 E3wgf5f?qi,Q gli' iml 'T' Q' P' -1 ...br P 1 Q ir Xb V F39 f lIiIi1! 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'I i .I-lv! 1 :'i 'Miha ' 2:18 X rg , ,f I MW YR ff .' .tw , flh',fQ Q ... Ass ,f 4' f5 - .. - MQ' Growth, development, posture, like health, depends MMM to a large extent on the freedom for 1 .5 OQQOQH ,xl fmgfqxv WWF 9 f 9 0 O956'?'Q1' 1 'WQWW' as-fy-14.3133 'J the individual to join in any play, game, or sport, to exert himself according to his powers, and to know when he has had enough. - H. A. Harris Personal Foul! l Bookends: Coach Robert Morgan and Manager James Wilson. Varsity Basketball Season 's Record We They Southeastern University 70 49 Philadelphia College of Bible 83 48 Eastern Baptist College 77 59 Wilkes College 55 68 Columbia College of Pharmacy 52 22 Messiah College 73 58 Haverford College 59 57 Salisbury College 65 48 Messiah College 90 73 Columbia College of Pharmacy 70 45 Rutgers of South Jersey 70 47 Philadelphia College of Bible 75 54 Lincoln University 78 86 Swarthmore 73 67 Rutgers of South Jersey 84 5l Southeastern University 49 53 Salisbury College 67 74 Rutgers of South Jersey 73 74 Ursinus College 60 72 Eastern Baptist College 70 59 Lincoln University 59 73 Statistics: Second in Delaware Valley Conference. Gilbert D'Alonzo, Jr scored l000th point. 86 Heads up everybody. The bucksides ol' page 86. ,l -. LJ' Tell 'em like it is. Couch! Cheerleaders LEFT T0 RIGHT' Mary Ann Callahan, Barbara Prowe, Mary Lucik, Ann Joe. Sheila Erlbaum. Marilyn Beisel. I.- .- 2 1-rg . .I : , V M . lflbv If 4 .IJ ll 5 1' l,giffgg5, r'w Mu l . ua., Takeitalllhe way.Jim. Ann C.J0e 88 Cheerleading Captain fha 'Q 5 kv 'J fazfff' The ORIGINAL Jerry Lerner. The Athletic Supporters. Make it two A5 Pitching Couch Gerry Bilby lulks lo the boys. Varsi I y Baseball Safe! F ii J W.. A . if i . H - , R.,-Ml. 4 h JC D .-K fl! V-MP' , Wx A , at lw Lcfl lo right, l IR.S'7' RO W: A. Skclc. R. Kerlmun. M. Voughl. W. Chamberlin. N. Rouellc. Jr. SECOND ROW: L. Calluzzo Coach. R. Cupelo lu. P. Bernstein. J. Guss. W. Ziegler Captain. J. Kulbron. THIRD ROW: P. Vlusses, A. Drobny. J. Kunz, Jr., G. Misewich, B. Fox. G. D'AIon2o Jr.. T. Gingrich. 90 ' 3.i:lQ.53:i5 r ra 'fi So what il' we're I2 runs behind Coach, we've got 8 more innings to play. Season 's R ecora' We Philadelphia College of Bible 3 Eastern Baptist College 4 Philadelphia College of Bible 2 Haverford College l Rutgers ofSouth Jersey 0 Salisbury College 2 Eastern Baptist College 6 Salisbury College 7 They 2 7 I 4 1 I 6 6 5 8 2 Hit one for the Dean. Bill .,. the BIG wind-up. The Benchwarmers I1 U I' Cl 6 171 Ll I' Cl Cl Upsilon Sigma Phi f- Z LEFT T0 RIGHT. KNEELING: Benny Briggs, Albert Berrcttini. Jr.. Robert Catalano. Robert Cape- lola. STANDING: John Kanz, Jr.. Lee Shafer. James Walter, Robert Warwick. Jr. Phi Delta Chi- A ' LEFT T0 RIGHT. KNEELIIVG: Robert Kertman, Philip Gi- brall. Jr.. William Chamberlin. STA NDING: Larry King. Peter Follow the bouncing ball . . . Vlasses. 92 S l ------W'-v--W Q- ..-- , -' -ii. - - . ...- .. -3 . LW- , ,--.. ,.: xi -,-Y. - i Graduate Students LEFT T0 RIGHT, KNEELING: Winston Vadino, Jerry Glad- stone, Vincent Baldino, Darryl Aarons. STANDING: Francis Karcsh, Harry Flanagan, Ill, Roger Malseed, Jr. , , ,,, , ,T f 1 . 5-s , , . ,S 5 --' - - l 2 The Hawks LEFT TO RIGHT. KNEELING: Peter Swartz, Elmondo Cambridge, William Jaeger. STANDING: Bert Sussman, Rocky Larson, Victor Allwein. My girdle is killing me, The Faculty LEFT T0 RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Allen Kratz. Louis Callaz- zo, Ill, Edwin Sugita. BACK ROW: Daniel Hussar. Frederick Goldstein. Richard Harwood. ,K Y' 1 . x if e . ,J:,Yi ,WO , WL r M gulf, x 5 f Q , ' X, , I All , 5 ' E-5 CHM I V 1 , 1' ,hx If Jw: ,kiv i u gly , gn, . M .:.,, . , 3 i Q f Y i ' -, A A . Q, :fl j,- 5, ' ,, k - . . 3? n..- ,, Q . ,,,, Q ,. t A H 6 M I I Q -M L'-' in -if - I i1 , i! ' 1 I- - ' . 1, -Y Aww-Q lk- xwggl 'V , Tlfgigrx JJ I 155. , 2-' I R ,Q -- 1 ,j-514.-iam, mu- f ggyi : -.457 , - Upsilon Sigma Phi-B LEFT T0 RIGHT: john Spagnola. Michael Grillo, Terry Pipp, Mark Kcelcy. John Caruno. Go lo it, Mike! The Purple Haze FIRST ROW: Alfred Skcle. SECOND ROW: Alan Bradford and James Ruberg. THIRD ROW: Anthony Giunforli. Rich- ard Fuller. Donald O'Such. Freeze! The Knicks LEFT T0 RIGHT: John Kropp. Gary Voesle, Marlin Mirmun. John Lugowski. Lewis Glunlz. lf Vince Lombardi could only sec you now. Rick. Kuppu Psi - A LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Stanley Ponczek, Jeffrey Brunclli. Richard Boumun, Michael Salmon. ST.-INDING: John DiBonu. Rich- ard Guuger, Paul DiBonz1. 95 The '69'ers Ll:'I T T0 RIGHT, lx'NL'L'Ll.N'G.' William DcVuono. Michael Cigunck. S7ZlNDl.VG.' Ronald Thrcn. Robert Kohler. Alun Muuus. James LoSupio. Robcrl Drcisbuch, iisln v' wmn 1 - i l l-Ja--. i wr .ff Faculty SEA TED: Richard Kent and Robert Feuer. STANDING: Maven The 8'BuH5 Myers and Harry Whitcomb. LEFT TO RIGHT' John Caruno. Dennis Bulgarelli, Michael Grillo, Glenn Garver, Carl Maurer. Intramural Bowling The FBI Kappa Epsilon LEFT TO RIGHT' Benjamin Bodner, Leon D'Amico, Angelo Baioc- 96 LEFT T0 RIGHT' Mary Fotopoulos, Marietta Evangelista chi, David Patterson, Gregory Arnold. Carol Geiger, Darcy McMahen, Margaret Varzaly. 2Qmf 1 ,sun V. -, ,.E ?:i. at , . Q- . 1 ,. ..: - it g . A W r Lg- , ' 1 .Y , 3, 4 .Y f ilk , YK 'is V A 5 'N ' 4- 4-5 iw ? W . . 3 X , 5 v F 'f' gl XX j Q 1.-,J gg. fx I a: 'K e I 5 X. A -L- Aa Lambda Kappa Sigma KNEELING: Maria Evrard and Lynne Marsicano. STA NDING: Ruth Brown and Monica Hauser. -V-wxw4'fw+'iQ '--x..x, -k 1,,,.',.4,-11 fjuwxwm f Phi Delta Chi - A LEFT T0 RIGHT: Henry Land. Jr.. Joseph Coflini, Jr Donald Moore, William Crawford, Peter Vlasses. N1 P. D. P. D. 84 M. LEFT T0 RIGHT, .S'E.4TED.' Donald DeNearing. Joshua Peck, Thomas Moore. Jr. STANDING: Edward Pokropski and Larry Davis. Phi Della Chi -- B LEFT T0 RIGHT' Robert Jacoby. Peter Costantini. Michael McCaffrey, John Talcho, Philip Gibrall. .lr. Pill Pushers LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEA TED: Kurt Kienle and Edward Rejrut. STA NDING: Anthony Vuolo. Jr.. Gary Markowsky. Gary Voesle. 98 Phpeps LEFT T0 RIGHT' Christine Jurosh, Garv Greenberg. Garx Smith, Vivian Diltz. .fi .ad fi ii ii. ' :.2.....- 'H .-M -. W l Pink Panthers LEFT TO RIGHT' Judith Schnetzka, Maureen Feidler, Marsha Terrell. Carla Blanchard. I IFES L-,.., Upsilon Sigma Phi Y A LEFT TO RIGHT' Thomas Byorick, William Trilillis, Jr., John Kanz, Jr., William Mourer, Michael Marrone. , ,. ' f 1, il i , i A I The Rebels LEFT T0 RIGHT: Robert Hoag, Rosemary Crist, Terry Zart man. Richard Fuller, Donald O'Such. l Upsilon Sigma Phi - B LEFT T0 RIGHT' Terry Pipp, Lee Shafer, Robert Warwick, Jr Upsilon Sigma Phi - C LEFT TO RIGHT: .lan Gerhart. Thomas Moran. Arthur Howey, Jr., Wil- liam Kennedy, Reed Burks, Jr. I' i LEFT T0 RIGHT, KNEELING: A. Sheehan, R. Johnston. S. Haimbach. A. Vuolo, Jr., J. Johnstone. STA NDING: Col. Wm. Shea - - Couch, G. Lewis, R. Larson, M.Lz1zur, R. Yankowski. zfle , - J , ,. T?i , Ready, Aim, Fire! 100 Bull's Eye! Fl JJJJJ g o o 1 J f o o LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: R. Yunkowski, V. Willingmyre, R. Feuer 3 Couch STA NDING: R. Johnston, E. Pfeiffer. Jr.. J. Fishman. B. Davis. En Guarde! Touche E1'E 'M v Q. iw :Us 1 'x 13 . , f F i i i. i. i, ,JY ,. 5 -M M - 1 im ii, i,:I 1v'J,, ii Y' EBM i. i K . :.l., 3 :-: 'V' Now where did that ball go? You've heard of Poncho Gertz, haven't you? e rz n i S LEFT T0 RIGHT, KNEELING: E. Tobias, W. Jaeger, T. Gingrich, S. Gertz. STANDING: G. Garver, M. Wol perl, Ill, E, Sugila - Coach. Delaware Valley Conference Champions 0 LEFT T0 RIGHT: A. Mazzucca, Jr., G, Schneiter, L. Shafer, R. Malseed, Jr. 1 Couch. R. McBreurly, H. Land, Jr. Varsity Bowling p1 f'N LEFT T0 RIGHT' P. Swartz, L. Davis. B. Sussman, W. Jaeger, D. DeNearing. 103 Welcome to lhe Rosenberger -- Alumni Country Club . 4 -B mx '- A. ig 52560295 Q 5 r fx U' 3 U' v, ' -, .J ,ar' 1 ' ,ul 'c l O. 1 1 QS I -2 . 'u V it . .1 . . 1 4 ' I F 1 ' I A K. . .. . .IKI C ' ' ., L' X ! ix Vg! ye gg, '- J :Lu ' . C If ,, J' Q . Q ' rc rn' , ' f 5 .wx ,I fx 9 f - , - w G ff V ' f , , , 1 F A X. 411. .4 .xhllvs - g Ll' E ' 54' - l fi- .A. ,, .-X T J 'L'-7 -22' .5 .dgygfvg f x -X 404 vw A f- '-iv IMA LA S SME Aix . GYEJ RMK ua 5 i ff in 6 n .1 iv N K: 1 J' ,J The secrc-:F of educatifm lies jfs ln respectmg the pupll. ,, - Emerson l rf ri. . if-gi I ULAIIILFI i:m.45L Humax' my KCILKK I IA -...Q 125' i 1 -Yi., ,, Z1 1 frm,,f'5ww . ' ri , ' 'ffilfl l . gg: Y LL,, , L n....-.i A wg. M 44 - Class Ofliccrs LEFT T0 RIGHT' James Blessing - President, Virginia Sica - Sec- retary. Charles Clark Treasurer. John Truitl f Vice-Presiclenl. . M! 5 ' -iii-J W msg, .-Q , .F , W 5 'M C Al -s 1927 Tr 2:1 i Oh, No! Not 'four' eight cfclock classes. Freshmen Roller Skating Party. ...- t fr JZ, ' 'A tp- - Now where ure my shoes? I don't know why I cun't take these drawings home to do 107 Cluhs Officers SE.-ITIQIJ: Joseph NiLlSll'0I1LlI'dy President und Donald Ross Vice President. ST.,-I.N'Dl.N-'G.' George: Yost Trcusuror und Richard Short - Secretary. -1--+ ,I-1 Fw -5 -gh Somebody really does use upstairs Whitecar Hull. S E Heres mud in your eye! I f ti, ' A A, if'7 ,, in -pta ,Q - , Y ' , 1. Z1x 1fP:.u. -- 4 Second year really is us bad as they suy. A 0 I 7 ffvs' f I , mei. ff! of IS, A FINE student studying his FINE Physics in our 109 FINE cafeteria built by this FINE college. Ill! -i4LYY' Y. ' i x , - , any 1 Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT' Barbara Mattera - Secretary, Gilbert D'Alonzo, Jr. - Presi- dent, Raymond McBrearty - Treasurer, Terry Zartman - Vice President. f 1 BasketBALL! Oh, Well, what's another gutter bull among so many. ' e 2 mls ofvodka and a drop oforangejuice. l W f f,., . l tl ' , W z :Fil T l X 'B A .21 9 Nothin' like a pructicul to brighten youfduy. 1, to . ,J if 'mE 4. FO UR TH YEAR CLASS Class Officers LEFT T0 RIGHT' Anthony DiDonato - Vice President, Mary T. Fellin 1 Secretary, Roger Smith - President, Douglas Kent - Treasurer. 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T22 I Q' I gl M Q 1 M- J Q, ' 'Q I W A : I.fFLQ1QL Li'VJ ' -...xxx QW ,ff f uk' CQGKCCQKKQQQKKKKWKWQ Q QQ-QYKKCKQQK K WWQD E .iii X in-lu'lHBlWBllm'5:' lUKl'l'!I'IQI'lIi1lll1'll 1 1 y Q 1 0 f f f It a long road from the in- 0 4 on of a thing to its W A , Zatiofl. mg E' Q1 .M 'fvvwffr--vxxxmxnul - Moli6re 'A ' I DQ Y lv- Edward C, McFarland Science Vice-President Senior Garry W. Burgard Pharmacy Vice-President f jibers , 5 xx: David L. Henderson Rene Casas Treasurer 1 16 Secretary ,. 11-1 il, li Elias W. Packman, D.Sc. Class Advisor To the Class of 1969: The years of your undergraduate education have sped by for all ofus. These past four or five years have seen the world shaken with unrest and war, our country plagued by civil disobedience and our colleges awakened to the demands and needs of our students. One area which has remained steadfast through these trying times has been the educational and professional programs which you have received at the college. Each of you as graduates, not only will be the recipients of a baccalaureate degree, but you will also be the heirs to the traditions and responsibilities which are fundamental to the scientific professions. For many your formal education will now terminate. To these young men and women I express my sincere best wish- es, but I also caution that to best serve mankind one must remain tuned in to his profession, the people and the world throughout his lifetime. To those among you who will continue your education through graduate school or other professional outlets, I wish you well and I pray that your future training integrated with your basic education here, will give you the knowledge and the desire to serve humanity as researchers, teachers and clinicians. To all of you I would like to give something to remember me by, other than my outspoken critiques of the antivivisec- tion movement. My legacy to you, the Class of 1969, is an old motto prominently displayed in my office which continual- ly sets the tone for my dealings with people and with scientific research. Help me to change that which I cannot accept, Help me to accept that which I cannot change, And Lord, help me to distinguish one from the other. Being a part of the faculty which has contributed to your professional development has been a source ofimmense satis- faction to me. I confidently look forward to your achieving a full measure of success in your professional endeavors - each of you making your own contribution in your own personal and distinct way. With warmest personal regards, I remain Sincerely, f k 117 ' ' Elias W. Packman F163 Of E Q0 P ,' fE,.L.,, dc PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 'USO ' ' W 0mPf W AND SCIENCE JANUARY 26, 27 AND Senior Tflll? XX R' I 1 Okay, Jeffie. Tuke roll! 8 Ch0W lime. DOCTOR! 1 1 Q' , f5i?3'5?7' 'S DAVID W. ADAMS Pluck Fleetwood, Pa. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Breyers Scholarship, Student Council, Kuppu Psi- Treasurer '66, Intramural Bowling. . . ,the strumming sleep walker. Philadelphia, Pu. APhA, PPA. . . . the quiet one. JOSEPH N. ANNARELLI Joe WILLIAM J. ARBOCUS, JR Bill Riverside, NJ. ACS. .., Sayonara Bill. ms.-W... Y -. V. U I- -,f.,i.,ml, ' ff' Q-'F' JOHN B. BALCHUNIS Delran, N.J ACS-President '68, NSS, The Grc1r1'uale g Photographer. . . .Charlie's favorite John. IRIS R. BANKS Philadelphia, Pa. Kappa Epsilon APhA, PPA. . . .many loves has Iris. WILLIAM N. BASILE Bazille Philadelphia, Pa. APhA, PPA. . . .the pregnant anteater. THOMAS E. BELLENGHI Tom Drexel Hill, Pa. APhA, PPA, Varsity Baseball, Newman Club. . . ,member ofthe Track 'n Turlshuffleboard team. ROBERT M. BERG Bob Trenton, N,J. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, ASHP, Intramural Bowling, ,..Hmm! Bob Berg. 122 A if . -- , il- . V CAROLINE M. BERGER Philadelphia, Pa. Lambda Kappa Sigma ACS-Secretary '67, Vice-President '68, Newman Club-Secretary '67, Treasurer '68, Lambda Kappa Sigma-Vice-President '68. , . ,the red-headed chem wonder. TT he JAMES W. BERGEY ..Rugby.. Emmaus. Pu. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA. Kappa Psi-Co-Housemasler '68. , . . Dairy Queen supporter. A 3 'K Y 'Ji f 3 Fwd 3 if: 4 ,U wi, J ..21L l' l73,:f - 1 1 ' vliiy l if Twig Q T DAVID M. BERKOWITZ FRANCIS A. BIANCO Dave Stump Philadelphia, Pa. Old Forge. Pa. Phi Della Chi NSS-Vice-President '67, AIBS. ASM. APhA. PPA. Newman Club, Tennis Team. . . ,the Professional. 123 ... My graduation day will be the first time Thanksgiving was held in June. How sLolt1c? .52 ' if 9 EEE it K , r - vigil iii ,551 f Rf in we - ii 'is ARTHUR M. BLATMAN MAN Philadelphia, Pa. APhA, PPA, Hillel. . . . Morris' little boy Arthur. l ' Whse, H E llli RICHARD L. BOAMAN Spock Telford, Pa. '- Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Class Treasurer '66, Intramural Bowling, Intramural 124 Basketball. ... PCP's own Vince Lombardi. Hain ELLA BLUMBERG in A 'lui Philadelphia, Pa. Lambda Kappa Sigma I b ACS, Hillel-Secretary '65. Robert Bridges Scholarship, William L. f Cliffe Scholarship, Jacob G. Goldblum Scholarship, Student Council, . iii. ,WI , Dramatics Club, . . . Lambda's answer to Elvis Presley. -9' NICHOLAS J. BONANNI Nick Philadelphia, Pu. Phi Delta Chi APhA, PPA. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Bowling. . . , Hey! Which one of youse guys seen my bocce balls? Gee! Nick's only 30 min- utes late for this class trip. c WILLIAM S. BOND Bill Philadelphia, Pa. APhA. PPA, Rho Chi. .,. No, no, no Billy! If you're gonna buy a car, might as well buy at whole car. J GARY BONTOMASE Doc Muncy Pd Kdppd pil APhA PPA Wrestling Kappa Psi Co Pledgemaster 67 Official Bartender ol' Kappa Psi It IS possible to get throuszh this school being married LEONARD M. BRONSTEIN Len Wilmington, Del. Alpha Zeta Omega APhA, PPA. Hillel, IFC. WONARD Scholarship, Alpha Zeta Omega-Chaplain '66, . . .known for his short neck and always present smile. Greenberg, Don't you ever get tired ol' hearing yourselllalk'? KENNETH W. BROWNELL Philadelphia. Pa. APhA. PPA, Rifle Team. . . ,the class borrower. Ken xl! skx , 4- 'A' W ..- f GARRY W. BURGARD Nubbin Muncy, Pa. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Wrestling, Kappa Psi A Chaplain '66, Sergeant-at-Arms '67, Corresponding Secretary '68, Class Treasurer '65, Vice-President '68 . . ,'Allen's boy, Married students can make it through live years. RENE CASAS town, NJ. Phi Delta Chi PPA, Dramatics Club, Class Treasurer '64 Secretar '68 Chi - Publications Editor '68, .lXORE. Q ,Y . Basketball, Bible League - President '67, '68, Phi Del- 5 THOMAS CARUSO T.C. Riverside. NJ. APhA, PPA. , . ,lVlaven's pet. class comedian. h 0' .1 l re I WILLIAM H. CHAMBERLIN Bill Phi Delta Chi West Chester. Pa. Phi Delta Chi APhA, PPA, Intramural Basketball. Varsity Baseball. ...DlLLlGAF. 127 'TMWH' 'Efaa1rgFv'rz,lS1 W ' J' ,L il: -1.4 li 4 ,-. is ALS- SUSAN I. CLOMPUS MICHAEL E. CIGANEK Sue -'Mikeu Wes1Chester, Pa. Alpha Delta Lansford. Pa. Upsilon Sigma Phi Alpha Delta Them - SCCYCTUTY '66- APhA, PPA. Intramural Basketball. f - 4W0l'l'Y Wart- ...DILLlGAF. LOUIS COFONE, JR. S as Lou Philadelphia, Pa. NSS - Secretary '67, AIBS. Bible League - Treasurer '66. . , . Luigies Bio-Pizzusf' tts JWNE BARRY F. CRISPIN STANLEY F' COHEN - . Woodstown, N.J. Upsilon Sigma Phi Philadelphia, Pa. Rho Pi Phi AIBS, Hootenunny. Intramural Bowling. ACS, Hillel, Rho Pi Phi - Corresponding Secretary '66,'67. . . ,Crispyci-itter. . . .What's so good about paisley shirts? STEPHEN J. DeANGELlS Steve Philadelphia. Pat. APhA, PPA. . . .Miz Perfectionist? 1 . 5:5 5' 'll fs- iii ,l - gig? -:ij -,ji 3515 Q5 it . ll . I : 5 i. '1 -- Q, l ,im l 11 , 4 l I ii, JOHN DiPASQUALE Boonton, N..l. APhA, PPA, Student Council, Newman Club, Alexus-Rosenberg Scholarship. ,.. the belladonna kid. 4 , WILLIAM V. DeVUONO Bill Springfield, Pa. APhA, PPA, Intramural Basketball, Table Tennis. . . .Philosophy Club, Psychological Guidance Counselor f . Q, axis. ae asm mi, JANET M. S. DITMORE Bryn Mawr, Pa. AI BS. , . .Who's got the matches? 130 .Wg-t . tsl will I W SQ' V 5353 iii ii JAY E. DOROSHOW Philadelphia, Pa. Rho Pi Phi APhA, PPA, Hillel, IFC -f President '68, Rho Pi Phi - President '67, Vice-President '66, The Graduale 1 Art Editor. , . .Norman Rockwell of PCP. ROBERT D. DREISBACH Bob Lemoyne, Pa. APhA, PPA. . . .the man with the angles. JOHN E. DZIERZA Philadelphia, Pa. APhA, PPA, Intramural Basketball. . . .will John's suede coat graduate. too? 131 ww K, MADELYNN E. FUSCO Lynn Norristown, Pa. Lambda Kappa Sigma APhA, PPA, Newman Club, The Graduale - Co- Edilor, Lambda Kappa Sigma - Pledgemistress '67. . . .You can hear her a block away! ANTOINETTE S. FARINA Toni Palmyra, NJ. Kappa Epsilon APhA, PPA, Dormitory Council, IFC. ... Mrs. Stump. ,131 , .ZW .. HAROLD C. GARBER, JR. Philadelphia, Pa. ACS - Secretary '68, Fencing. . . .Ambassador of song. MARSHALL F. GARRELL Upper Darby, Pa. APhA, PPA, Tennis Team. . . . Adam's Trio, How's Lottie? A! Q: . :- PHILIP P. GERBINO Gerbean Metuchen, NJ. Phi Delta Chi APhA, PPA, ASHP, Phi Delta Chi f Social Chuirman '65, Master-At-Arms '66. . . .remember Nelson? JAN H. GERHART Jan Bethlehem, Pa. Upsilon Sigma Phi AIBS, Upsilon Sigma Phi- Social Chairman '66, '67. . , , man with the orange beret. 3 l 'X 1 l lll Eff ik 'f-E ' EE V ft? Aw 1-L 5- I i , l' l - . K I - Qu JACK GRATCH ROBERT E. GRAUL Jack Bob Philadelphia. Pa. Alpha Zeta Omega Pennsville, NJ. Upsilon Sigma Ph APhA, PPA. APhA, PPA, Dobbins Memorial Scholarship. Intramural Basket . . , Mr. Questionnaire. ball, Intramural Bowling, Upsilon Sigma Phi-Corresponding Secre tary '65, The Grurlualu-Sports Editor. . ,. Bucky's drinking buddy. i ai' fihinlrvm BARRY L. GREENBERG Barry Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Zeta Omega APhA, PPA, Hillel Club, GolfTeam, Rille Club, l.F.C., Alpha Zeta Omega-Secretary '65. Treasurer '66. . . . down at the hospital. 134 tu , 5 ELLIS B. GRODANZ Big El Philadelphia, Pa. Rho Pi Phi APhA, PPA, Intramural Basketball. . . . I dedicate my graduation to Dean Tice, Dr. Gershenfeld, my parents, and most of all my wife, EI- len, without whose cooperation and understanding I never would have succeeded. ,,,ii,, ,N , Ein... CHARLES H. HAMPEL JOSEPH A. HARRIS Cha-Cha Joe ilkes Barre, Pa. Phi Delta Chi Parkersburg, W.Va. Alpha Zeta Omega PhA, PPA, Newman Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramur- APhA, PPA, Alpha Zeta Omega-Secretary '65, Vice-President l Bowling, Wrestling, The Graduate-Copy Editor. '66, '67. . . an avid archer. . , . King's roommate. 135 E, l ? L ' DAVID L. HENDERSON amp.. EDMUND J. HAUGI-IEY, JR. ..Ed., Stratford, N.J. APhA, PPA. . . , pronounced hockey , like the game. 'M M W , ,, Philadelphia, Pa. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Senior Class Treasurer. . , . claims no freedom lost with marriage. tt ...gnu M381 xg I W QQ 1 LEWIS H. HEADINGS, JR. Buck Lewistown, Pa. Phi Delta Chi APhA, PPA, ASHP, Senior Class President, Class Secretary '67, Stu- dent Council, Student-Faculty Liaison Committee, Electronics Com- mittee, l.F.C.. Tennis team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bowling, . , . you old rattlesnake you! . 136 Y : Q i KL HARRY F. .IAMMER Trenton, N.J. APhA. PPA. , . . one ofthe Trenton boys, Currier 8L Ives. ' PHILLIP B. JEWETT evittown, Pa. Rho Pi Phi CS. NSS, Rifle Team, Fencing. .. dead eye Phil. Q ANN C. JOE Annie-Fannie Chicago, Ill. Kappa Epsilon APhA, PPA, Sweetheart ol' Phi Delta Chi '65. Cheerleader, Kappa Epsilon- Chaplain, Historian '66, The Graduate-Features Editor. . . . the Deun's sweetheart. 137 .-, ,K kt if - me ...M-4' MICHAEL D. KANE Mike Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Zeta Omega ACS. il'you get a 65 in Organic, you're gonna l'lunk Qual. Organic. Y -f l l 4 4 f Q V .. . 0 I 4 . 1 - . , ,Wx . l 1 Q' if .E x X 'V LARRY M. KING WILLIAM F. KING, JR. Animal Bill Philadelphia, Pa. Phi Della Chi Scranton, Pa. APhA, PPA, Fencing Club, Camera Club. APhA, PPA. . . . one ofthe King Brothers. . . . the Big Boozer. 138 hiladelphia, Pa. IBS. Student Council. Alpha Zeta Omega-Sergeant-at-Arms '66, '67, reasurer '68. . . ClZlSS CLISSZIFIOVZII. 1 ROBERT G. KOHLER Bob Murray Hill, N..I. APhA, PPA. . . . Wallace for President. 352 llfllllfllllllQxltifilglllxlllllm-.1Htl ,W llmllpllm gf sassaestf. Qffffi it ,. l tw l 5 ll! 1-1 i STEPHEN A. KRATHEN Steve RONALD T. KUBACKI Kuback Alpha Zeta Omega Philadelphia, Pa. APhA, PPA, Intramural Bowling. . . . pool player. w 139 ,,tt11t1'I,lil?fllF5i FRANCINE T. LECH Chester, Pa. Drama Club. , . . Emily Dickinson ofthe class. . .1 A -ir' HARRIET L. LERTZMAN Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Della Theta Alpha Della Theta-Treasurer '66, . . . blood typing is her business. nv '- - -:A:2 ,- f ,Nil 0 V N Q . IF H Q i as . ALAN M.LEVAY Pigeon Philadelphia, Pu. Rho Pi Phi APhA, PPA, Hillel, Rho Pi Phi-Secretary '65, Treasurer- '66, '67, '68, Board ofTrustees '68, l.F.C. , . . Class electrician. 'i MURRAY C. LIGHTMAN Somerdale, N,J. Rho Pi Phi APhA, PPA, Orchestra, Hillel, Rho Pi Phi-Chaplain '65, Recording Scribe '66, '67, . , . Dr. Do-little ofthe Pharmacology Lab. 'QQ' D - Ev W BETTYJANE C. MANILI IC Bi Q i Philadelphia, Pa. Lambda Kappa Sigma 6 6 6 I -A APhA, PPA. ' - .A K ' k 'ff Iii 5 , . . T 84 T patron. 3 - ,r,..f-Q-' mx , : 1 l' il' ll l Y i 5 A i xo1 '1 i-: JAMES W. LOSAPIO Jim New Providence, N.J. APhA, PPA. . . , Who makes that? 141 JAMES R. MAURER Lurch Paxinos, Pa. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Kappa Psi-Housemasler '67. .., the great skier. f - 3: .... V W - A i A.. ' ,L -. L EDWARD C. MCFARLAND Buzzard Pennsauken. NJ. Upsilon Sigma Baseball, I-loolenanny, Intramural Bowling, Dramatics Club. Bible League-Vice '67. '68. AIBS-Vice-President '68, NSS-Secretary '66, The Graduale-Art Co-editor. . . . Halfa six-pence. .1 LORRAINE J. MEEKER Tcaneck, NJ. Kappa Epsilon Cheerleader, AIBS. Kappa Epsilon-Historian '67. .,. Cal Woman . JOHN E. MURPHY Jack Levittown, Pa. Phi Delta Chi APhA, PPA, Student Council, Varsity Basketball, Table Tennis, Intramural Basketball, Phi Delta Chi-Pledgemaster '65, Presi- dent '66, '67, .,. Who? Me cut? -as ' ':4+'lWf1'J ' i-fr? ivlv - ,. ,, , , if . +. 2 1 zulu 5- . ,fr f- 5 r 1 H n I 1 ... if .wi 1 mg. -,-.. 9 fa- . . .c-H3 '-.L V ,., '13, 33' , PETER P. K. MOK Pete Gardenia, Calif. APhA, PPA. B.A. in Zoology, U.C.L.A. . . . How's Lottie? 143 W ' 23 1 ,,, We g ... Wm will I : V Eixiiiiffxff 15? F. mlsihii ,i THEODORE G. MUSHLIN Ted Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Zeta Omega APhA, PPA, Alpha Zeta Omega-Chaplain '64, Pledgemaster '64, Corresponding Secre- tary-'65, '66, '67, Recording Secretary '65. . . , Did you make your I0 o'clock phone call to F ay yet? 5 i xv.. V i RICHARD G. MYERS Rich Glassboro. N.J. APhA, PPA. . , . the class librarian. LARRY MY ERSON Vineland. N..I. APhA. PPA, Class Vice-President '67, PACS. Student Coun- cil - Ways and Means Committee '67, Co-ordinutor of Choice '68. , . .Chronic complainer, 144 JOHN NAU Maple Shade, N.J. ACS. ,.. Nate's Club. ROBERT G. NICOLELLA Nick Scotia, New York Upsilon Sigma Phi APhA, PPA, Camera Club, Rifle Team, Newman Club, Intramural Basketball, Upsilon Sigma Phi- Historian '63. . . .an example of senior slump syndrome. ROBERT C. O'Sl-IEA Rick O'Shea Willow Grove, Pa, APhA, PPA. . , .Boing, Boing, Boing! 145 MICHELE E. PARVENSKI Mitch Pottstown. Pa. ACS, AIBS. NSS, Newman Club. The Gradual? Copy Ed: IOI' Do you know who that dude is? Hd sex Y . xg ERNEST N. PERILLI Ernie Hulboro. Pa. Phi Delta Chi APhA, PPA, Class Vice-President '66, President '67, IFC, Phi Delta Chi - Correspondent '66,'67, Vice-President '68, Table Tennis. .f . Nicky's OLDER cousin. -X GEORGE M. PHILLIPS Moscow, Pa. APhA, PPA. . . . Notice the structural similarity. DENNIS G. POLLYNIAK Shamokin, Pa. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Newman Club 1 President '67, Wrestling. . , . l've been through my 'cology notes 32 times, and it's only Monday. 146 ANTHONY A.POMENTI AH ..TOny,. Philadelphia. Pa. NSS - Treasurer '66,'67. AIBS. ... Dig it! , f '?-A Bag-gi sf-gi rl, Q: , ini. WALTER C. POPEJOY EDWARD C. POPIELARSKI Pope Ed Fullerton, Pu. Kappa Psi Bridgepcirt, Pa. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Intramural Bowling, Intramural Buskelbull, IFC. APhA, PPA, ROTC, GolITeum. . . .forever horny. . . .P-O-P-l-E-L-A-R-S-K-I. Popielurski. I 9-S-f..,. ug CAROL PRZYBECK Orwigsburg, Pa. Lambda Kappa Sigma APhA, PPA, Class Secretary '66, IFC - Secretary '66, IPSF, Newman Club, Rho Chi, The Graduate - Co- Editor. . . . the Goodwill Ambassador to Pakistan. SCOTT C. RADLEY Boo Collingswood, N.J. , Phi Delta Chi APhA, PPA, Intramural Basketball, Bible League, Intra- mural Bowling, Phi Delta Chi- Treasurer '67, . . ,life-size teddy bear. Oreland, Pa. ACS. WILLIAM G. RAU Bill . . .fastest slide-rule in the East. 148 Philadelphia, Pa. JOSEPH A. REEDNICK ...Joey- ACS - Treasurer '67,'68, Fencing, The Graduale - Photographer. . . . Mr. Electronics. al' '4,5::555,15:g:.Hea.m:- .-.H H... trims 6 i , -- JAMES L. REILLY Philadelphia, Pa. N Jim ACS, Student Council, Intramural Basketball. . . .ls this the life of Reilly? 149 sez, ug uf xx 1 in up gjffy it n'f,n3.n '- :ll ' ll x ii , frm:-ii i .ma i, li .. . l . . . 1 I -it i .. , A ..., , 'l . , s. Q ET ' w' X ' Iv lm x. ' . X U ROBERT A. RAYWOOD Wood Trenton, NJ. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Kappa Psi - Co-Pledgemaster '67,'68. Treasurer '68 . .. 'cology notetaker for the Class. treats his new MGB like a baby - sorry about that Lynn. . 4 f .hhnlbjv I t it 4 , Q SAMUEL RESES nsum.. Murg1ttc.N.J. APhA, PPA. . . , takes periodic vacations. GEORGE M. RIVIERA Clinton, N.J. Upsilon Sigma Phi ACS. Upsilon Sigrnu Phi-Secretary '67, '68, Hootcnunny, Wrestling. .Hu child ofthe night. 150 K ., I -W-i,i-.,,W,m1,,f -7 iii , . , 1' , ii, X l U. F-.H . roi., :il . 32- - ,.,.,- - 1 1 1 1, ' LQ . , . my , , , www 'iii' ROBERT J. ROSIECKI Bob Dickson City, Pu. Upsilon Sigma Phi APhA. PPA. Intramural Basketball. ... u very quiet man. STUART J. RUBIN nslum Elkins Purk, Pu. APhA, PPA. . . . An artist through and through. Y , fffrf. Q MICHAEL P. SALMON Mike Upper Darby, Pu. KHPPO Psi APhA, PPA, ASI-IP, Intrumurul Football, Intramural Basketball, ln- trumurul Bowling. Newman Club, Punucea, Tennis, Student Council, Kappa Psi-Historian '67, '6S. . . . Hershold Award Winner: 151 ,L 1. Trenton, NJ. APhA, PPA. 55 S W vb, , ,vm KENNETH J. SANTOSUSSO ... The Kid, thunk God for Librax. Ken .:...If -IQ JAMES D. SHAFFER Shui Montgomery, Pa. Upsilon Sigma Phi APhA, PPA, Orchestra. Intramural Basketball, Student Council, Class Vice-President 'f,7. ' . . . man with the golden horn. 'T' Bombay, India fi if MARTIN SHANSKY Marty Beaver Falls, Pa. Alpha Zeta Omega ACS, Student Council. Henry Bower Scholarship, W.P. Troth Scholarship. . ,, P.C.P.'s own Einstein. 152 HARSHAD G. SHAH Mercury APhA, PPA, Rho Chi, The Grudzmle-Photographer. .., the American lndian. gi,- MARY CATHERINE SHEEHAN l-Lxvertown, Pa Kappa Epsilon AIBS-Secrelzlr Treaiurer 68 Newman Club Stud4.nlCounc1l Y I F.C., Sweetheart ofUps1lon Sigma Phu 66 . Hi Gang! CHARLOTTE A. SHVACH Ambridge, Pa. Kappa Epsilon AIBS. Sweetheart of Rho Pi Phi '66. . . . known for her structures. 3 . li 32, 'fwvrf 'Nxt-Y-if ROBERT S. SICA Bob Absecon. NJ. APhA, PPA. . . . an eye for the girls. 4 RICHARD W. SLOAN Bunk Mount Joy, Pa. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA. Student Council-President '67, '68. Vice-President '66, Rho Chi, Class President- '65, '66, IPSF. Kappa Psi-Secretary '65, President '66. . . , class pilot. D ill ii r CHERYL E. SMITH Philadelphia, Pa. AIBS. . . . The mouse that roared. ,S .. uf FREDERICK P. SPRISSLER, JR Fred Philadelphia. Pu. APhA. PPA, Varsity Basketball-Co-cuptuin '68, ,.. silent Fred. GARY P. SMITH Smitty Laurel. Del. APhA. PPA, Intramural Bowl Phi Delta Chi-Treasurer '65. '66 ... R.O.T.C. mun. 155 Phi Deltz1Chi ing. lntrumurzil Basketball. JEFFRY L. STAUFFER I Jefl ' New Holland, Pa. APhA, PPA, Tennis. . , . the Dean's fair-haired boy. il 3 ,I .1 FRANK M. STEARNS WILLARD A. STEPHENS Philadelphia, Pa. Carrot AIBS-Presideny '68. Moscow, Pa. Girl watcher. APhA, PPA, lntramural Basketball, lmramural Bowling Psi-Historian '65, Vice-Regent '66. . . . P,C.P's Ambassador to the Kremlin. 156 1 115. ll- ROBERT P. STREET Bob Philadelphia, Pa. APhA. PPA, Class Secretary-Treasurer '62. ...AtLast!!! Sr AGL, ' W Whiag 111 , 'Hallo I il fu ' A El ',. my I A Il A S. ? , .V i . '1 ffflffl A M QQ if f 'F 1. f t l, '? I A .gmgxvr ... - V an ,. RICHARD A. STRULSON LaMAR L. STUTZMAN Rich Valley View, Pa. hiladelphia, Pa. Alpha 26121 Omega B.A. in Chemistry and Biology, Mansfield Slate College. PhA, PPA. Hillel, IFC, Golf, Alpha Zeta Omega-Treasurer '65, APhA, EJPA. resident '66.'67. , . . the hunter. . . known as big Dick. 157 'QS J Q 'ki VIJAY B. SURPURIYA Poonu. India . . B.Sc. in Mathematics, Univ. ol' Poonu. Phlgglelphlu' Pu' APhA,PPA,RhoChi. Al ' .W . .A M. Abduvs friend. .,. Prol. hike enlhusiasl. 1 ' -' gf Philadelphia. Pu. APhA, PPA. STUART SURREY Stu KARL L. TELLER . . , Karl carried a heavy schedule this year. 158 -2 ,, . - 11 V RUSSEL W. THOMAS Russ Lansdale. Pa. APhA, PPA. . , , lost his heart in Portugal. 'V THOMAS N. TRAYNOR George Flemington, NJ. Kappa Psi APhA, PPA, Tennis. . , . Does Saturday fall on a weekend? fir-S, .mil QE A Hu' ' so LORRAINE S. TURDO Phillipsburg, N.J. Alpha Della Theta Alpha Delta Theta-Pledgemistress '66, . . . an authority on blood. l ROBERT A. WALCHEK 3-....-W ,V Y J' Bob Philadelphia. Pu. APhA, PPA, Varsity Basketball, Rho Chi. ...CENSOREDU STANLEY L. WALICKI Stan Philadelphia, Pa. APhA, PPA, Varsity Basketball. , . .silence is golden. ROBERT L. WATT Upper Darby, Pa. Bob APhA, PPA, Bible League, Student Council - Treasurer '67, Vice-President '68, Rho Chi f- President '68, Dramatics Club. Punacea. . . .our own Robert Frost. 160 gif:-:LQ LEE A. WEINSTEIN Philadelphia, Pu. NSS, AIBS. . . .Trolley-car lover. 11. M DALE R. WEISER D.R. Carlisle, Pa. APhA, PPA. . . .Sadder Bud-Weiser. . E I SHEILA M. WEXLER Newburgh, N.Y. Lambda Kappa Sigma APhA, PPA, Sweetheart of Rho Pi Phi '67. . , ,Drives down the wrong way on ai one-way street. l - :pl it I L JANET E. WILLIAMSON Philadelphia, Pu. Kappa Epsilon Drumatics Club. Bible League. . . . the other halfofsix-pence. ORA S. WILLIAMS Philadelphia, Pa. .,. I made it. Ah, choo! 1F R' CHARLES R. WOLFANGLE Charlie Easton, Pa. APhA, PPA, Rho Chi, . . . Motown Charlie. 162 Philadelphia, Pa. APhA PPA. . . . avid lan ofthe Dean. 1 1 ga S - 2 lg ,Z En-mx-.,-.a-.-..t...,,, , H ERNEST L. YATES Ernie Coatesville, Pa. ACS, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Intramural Basketball. . . . lst das right Herr Yates? LAWRENCE W. WOL FE Larry ROSALIND M. YANIS Roz Philadelphia, Pa. Kappa Epsilon ASM, The Graduate-Features Co-Editor, Kappa Epsilon-Rec ording Secretary '67, Professional Panhellenic Assn., Student- Faculty Disciplinary Committee. .. . leathers, pf, 'ii I 4 CHRISTINE YAWORSKI LOUIS F. ZIEJA 'iChl'lS Philadelphia, Pa. Pi Lambda Phi Phil2delphi21.Pa- ASM, NSS, Fencing. APhA, PPA. Class Treasurer '67, Rho Chi, The Graduule- . A , super spore, Polish and proud ofil. Business Manager. if BARBARA A. ZYLWITIS Barb Bethlehem, Pa. Alpha Delta Theta Alpha Delta Theta-President '66, Newman Club. . . . always coming home from lab with a hematoma. R A I T S bw' ai gli z ,, M2555 5 , f i j iii L ' Ii: , E , H , Aff'- 5,52 joseph ri. annarelli pharmacy david w. adams williamj. arbocus, jr pharmacy chemistry 1r1s r. banks pharmacy john b. balchunis 166 william rx. basile chemistry pharmacy ,Sr I , i E 1, x thomas e. bellenghi pharmacy robert m. berg pharmacy - ff- -f W-13. caroline m. berger chemistry james w. bergey pharmacy david m. berkowitz microbiology francis a. bianco pharmacy I., Y 2 in 21 w NW MS , W Jw 3 ii, M W H M N 1 l ella blumberg chemistry arthur m. blatman richard l. boaman pharmacy pharmacy 5 lr 95? 1555? sal nicholas j. bonanni pharmacy william s. bond pharmacy j. gary bontomase pharmacy .I 1 M r.. L l leonard m. bronstein i garry w. burgard pharmacy pharmacy kenneth W. brownell pharmacy 1 s U I'CI'lC C3538 pharmacy thomas Caruso 169 william h. Chamberlin pharmacy pharmacy ,Y , ,mm l slmi vl , is Wil I : ' ll li l .al l gl ,, ll. 'iii iw i , michael e. ciganek pharmacy susan i. clompus medical technology FY,,T,E,,- ,,,., - 4.1 Y W ,L M -in louis cofone, jr. biology FLUX, ll l ug? stanley f. cohen chemistry barry f. crispm biology 170 stephen j. deangelis pharmacy william v. devuono pharmacy Y T.?,,,c, - - .,:. ,f,,.,., ,W a .. .gl- jay e. doroshow pharmacy i johnj. dipasquale pharmacy robert d. dreisbach pharmacy 'ESM ll.. 1 ll - -553 -af' janet m. ditmore biology 72?-- 1J 7 ' -,, - ll HU 'F vv john e. dzierza pharmacy if rl a wal madelynn e. fusco pharmacy y antoinette s. farina harold c. garber, jr. pharmacy chemistry saw M .mp .31 4? marshall f. garrell jan h, gerhart pharmacy biology philip p. gerbino pharmacy QM, Ir 'll jack gratch pharmacy barry l. greenberg pharmacy robert e. graul pharmacy Vw, ,. , 1 1 charles h. hampel pharmacy ellis b. grodanz 173 joseph 3. harris pharmacy pharmacy , ssl' .3331 . ,w Q. ll ll, ww, ,M -ni B4 jgwr EQQWEZ n wi A ,ll ll, Sm'-H' ll lu ,iw-,E ICWIS h. head1ngs,Jr. pharmacy edmundj, haughg-:y,jr, david l. henderson pharmacy pharmacy phllllp b. jewett chemistry harry f. jammer 174 ann C. joe pharmacy Pharmacy michael d. kane chemistry ' s wr, :LQ :' ,. E , EW, y E222 larry m. king pharmacy william f. king,-ir. pharmacy robert g. kohler pharmacy stephen a. krathen biology ronald t. kubacki pharmacy hw 'w 'w 'rQ3,Q. az ' 1 I 'li J 'EM 5-an francine t, lech pharmacy harriet l. lertzman medical technology murray c. lightman pharmacy james w. losapio pharmacy ,gp m fagfl - W, v alan m. levay pharmacy L Q i I I r bettyjane c. manili pharmacy i i ' m 2 5 i james r. maurer WW at ,-a a p gQ'!,gVLW.,,ff ,i i , yy K. ,,, wif I 4 h V i ggfgagg W Q lli pharmacy H Q edward c. mcfarland microbiology - iuimiii X ,ia i gil? i gwiwii ama john e. murphy pharmacy ii aiiiiiiiff , 341233-ff S5 T fi 52:1 :P 5'iw'iii ' M ii' i lorrainej. meeker biology i peter p. k. mok 177 theodore g. mushlin pharmacy pharmacy .i E ii .. ii U ii zz: my N ,211 fi? 5 'v .. h Ah- A x :Em M visa, ssifz xx ,. W 4 K uw, sggfgig : 'ix N w u w M larry myerson pharmacy : 51,5 N, 1 LAEQEH 5 rg x: ng EEEEE 1 QE ' mu sgsmiwf, Q-que-'Q richard g. myers john UHU pharmacy ChCmiSlI'y N' 'X Wxnaeligig We H :A 55 , Y , .. r me.-xr ,r 'Ala-r aw 2325 E robert c. o shea pharmacy robert g. nigolella 178 michele e. parvenski pharmacy bl0l08Y mfg? ESQ I lla L: : : l I l l 'ITWH Q . ernest n. perilli pharmacy anthony a. pomenti biology N is rl iw! george m. phillips pharmacy dennis g. pollyniak pharmacy walter c. popejoy pharmacy EEQTZQE l iigciwgl www edwardj. popielarski pharmacy carol przybeck pharmacy scott c. radley pharmacy 57 ' 'in :ff V Q robert a. raywood pharmacy joseph a. reednick chemistry william g. rau chemistry .2- Jars-T ' 'W' ' ,, Y... ,mam 5 r 'Q rr rrufigggggssez ' 2552 5537 as james leo reilly chemistry 2 samuel reses pharmacy l I a T . l stuartj. rubin pharmacy george m. riviera chemistry -af We robertj. rosiecki pharmacy michael p. salmon pharmacy 181 gal wifagxb N kennethj. santosusso pharmacy A I ew HD figs!! :E , I 5 5 james d. Shaffer pharmacy was 43 5 3 r ...J peter t. shaulinski pharmacy L Q r harshad g. shah pharmacy W5 MBR rr rf! mary catherine Sheehan biology 182 martin shansky chemistry 5 Clifford m. shulman pharmacy E ,Ji n . fi iw. charlotte a. shvach biology cheryl e. smith biology ,--WW :ww -Ml . x S E in - gala ii 'l l richard w. Sloan 3? 'l pharmacy robert s. sica pharmacy wi, Q f- 1 ii rw , Q 1 1:- l i i i l, frederick p. sprissler,jr. pharmacy gary p. smith pharmacy jeffry l. stauffer pharmacy ,-'4 may f 15 robert p. street pharmacy - N311 5 sg frank m. Stearns biology WI ,W S-fs r ' willard a. Stephens pharmacy ' LEW , richard a. strulson pharmacy lamar l. stutzman pharmacy 'H l 'Wig vijay b. surpuriya pharmacy stuart surrey biology karl l. teller pharmacy thomas n. traynor pharmacy russel w. thomas 185 lorraine s. turdo pharmacy medical technology ,., 'H' f ' ' ' 7' TA H' ' -W fi fi' ir 'Wai :Kazaa K W W Mmgmwggggw U W, r vw :- Q . QW' A W., -ay zmziwzwr 1 Yicfaiw-f wx' 4 wglmwe Q1 Z4 H H agua: sb rr l he RFE' stanley l. wahckl pharmacy robert a. walchek robert 1. Watt pharmacy 1?QQf?u Zjigllr 'if'- lee a. weinstein biology dale r. weiser pharmacy pharmacy iam Q' if-+-mv ZW! -, :gg - 11 W 1 r, l gl . r 'WB Mfg, sheila m. wexler pharmacy -l'fwgr ' ' ' 'sgazagmu f ora s. williams microbiology janet e. Williamson microbiology lawrence w. wolfe pharmacy rosalind m. yanis microbiology charles r. wolfangle pharmacy was X, - Niki? gifikilfikm r ,g if ernest l. yates chemistry christine yuworski pharmacy barbara a. zylwitis medical technology 188 louis f. zieja microbiology ga I r L 1 1 A if ' fliadf l . . 'W be Would you believe we'rc: taking our llnul exam? , no more exams, no more lrunquilizcrx. F ' . r l v l We'd go one more ycur, but the Dexies won'l hold oulfl al 'KL ,gf Lu1As have another one for the good ole Dean, Here's to the Class ol 69! Monica Murphy. where ure you'. ' Bczccalaurea le Service June 8, 1969 The Very Reverend Terrence Tolzmd, S..l., President .f- ol' Saint Joseph? College, presents the baccalaureate address: Learning is Lifelong. - .ga , filling-V 3 1 fg X W: Qi' ' 45 A 5 ' X fin-'-.i': Nt Christine Yuworski receives Alumni Association Gold Medal for uttuinment ol' highest uveruge in pharmacy curriculum. Gurry Burgurd, cluss vice president. presents senior gift to President Arthur Osol. Dr. Edwin T. Sugita ueeepts Thu Gl'HfflIfIll' dedietttion. i. , 4.gg,'g 1! .fi , 'gi in ' N ' , f 'Q J' 5 .1 W , . -LA' - Curol Prfybeek und Lynn Fusco, Thu Grmlimn' eo-editors. present ye book to Dr. Elias W. Pznekmztn. Class Advisor. '1. 's Ur'-el ' 9. A 1 st. '1e,g5 7 ff--. k 1 - . 64 , 'v', i H N. 1- nf is i -I -,i t .lb fy 'T Ishallpass this way but once. . . The One Hundred Forty-Eighth C ommencem ent June 9,1969 A moment ofmeditution us Dr. Peter Vroom offers invocation, 192 Z IIYY .3 K i i 1 l 1 Q Dr. Athelstun Spilhuus. President-elect. American Association for the Advancement of Science. presents commencement address: Restoring Quality to Our Environment. 5. L .1 J? .Egg 35? fm X 'Q -is M55 - 2 N Y is R. Y n 1 s 1 Wha good I can do Or kindness I can bestow .7 'LIP' -xx f.. rg- l , X w fl f'N 5 if 3 For I shall not pass this way again ADAMS. DAVID W. 243 W. Vine St. Fleetwood. Pa. 19522 ANNARELLI. JOSEPH N. 722 N. 66th St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19151 ARBOCUS. WILLIAM .l..JR 615 Adams St. Riverside. N.J. 08075 BALCHUNIS..lOHN B. 3 Navy Drive Delran. N.J. 08075 BANKS. IRIS R. 212 Idell St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19119 BASILE. WILLIAM N. 3214 Chesterlield Road Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 BELLENGHLTHOMAS E. 99 E. GlennOlden Ave. GlennNol Apts.. Apt, 207 A GIennO1den. Pa. BERG. ROBERT M. 2 Haslach Ave. Trenton. N.J. 08629 BERGER.CAROLINE M. 2519 S. Bellford St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19153 BERGEY.JAMES W. 824 Evergreen St. Emmaus. Pa. 18049 BERKOWITZ. DAVID M. 4022 Ford Road Philadelphia, Pa. 19131 BIANCO. FRANCIS A. 117 Dunn Ave. Old Forge. Pa. 18518 BLATMAN. ARTHUR M. 2124 St. James Place Philadelphia. Pa. 19103 BLUMBERG. ELLA 2723 E. Country Club Road Philadelphia. Pa. 19131 BOAMAN. RICHARD L. 340 N. Main St. Telford. Pa. 18969 BONANN1. NICHOLAS J. 3122 N. 24th St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19132 BOND. WILLIAM S. 319Cantrel1 St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19148 BONTOMASE. J. GARY R. D. ,114 Muncy. Pa. 17756 BRONSTEIN. LEONARD M. 1714 Washington St. Wilmington. Del. 19801 BROWNELL. KENNETH W. 6147 Van Dyke St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 BURGARD. GARRY W. 691 Burmont Road Drexel Hill. Pa. 19026 CARUSO. THOMAS 610 W. Washington St. Riverside. N.J. 08075 CASAS. RENE 550 S. Brentwood Drive Moorestown, N.J. 08057 CHAMBERLIN. WILLIAM H. 720 South New St. West Chester. Pa. 19380 CIGANEK. MICHAEL E. 232-172 E. Kline Ave. Lansford. Pa. 18232 CLOMPUS. SUSAN I. 416 Price St. West Chester. Pa. 19380 COFONE. LOUIS. JR. 4835 Umbria St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19127 COHEN. STANLEY F. 1811 Rhawn St.. Apt. 411 Philadelphia. Pa. 19111 CRISPIN. BARRY F. Box 23-B. R.D.ff1 Woodstown. N.J. 08098 DEANGELIS. STEPHEN J. 629 Woodlawn Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19144 DEVUONO. WILLIAM V. 1214 Providence Road Springfield. Pa. 19064 DIPASQUALE. JOI-IN J. 518 Lathrop Ave. Boonton. N.J. 07005 DITMORE. JANET M. 737 Old Lancaster Road Bryn Mawr. Pa. 19010 DOROSHOW, JAY E. 6318Trotter St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19111 DREISBACH. ROBERT D. 409 Lakeview Drive Ridley Park. Pa. 19078 DZIERZA, JOHN E. 661 Kismet Road Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 DWYER. FRANCINE L. 2702 W, 10th St. Chester. Pa. FARINA, ANTOINETTE S. 120 Garfield Ave. Palmyra. N.J. 08065 FUSCO. MADELYNN E. 308 E. Township Line Road Norristown. Pa. 19403 GARBER. HAROLD C.. JR. 3353 Jasper St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19134 GARRELL. MARSHALL F. 1410 Bywood Ave. Upper Darby. Pa. 19082 GERBINO. PHILIP P. 1215 Allred Ave. Yeadon. Pa. 19050 GERHART. JAN H. 21 I5 Blossom Lane Bethlehem. Pa. 18018 GRATCH. JACK 1705 Bergen St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19152 GRAUL. 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