Quinnipiac University - Brave Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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if Front Row L-R: Jerome Saczynski, Dave Berger, Mr. Falcigno, Advisorg Anthony Azaara. 2nd Row, Fred DelVecchio, Alceo Lucarelli, Larry Hausen, Dave Klittnick. 3rd Row, Don Currie, Joel Levine, John Mattson, Martin Steucek. 4th Row, Mike Ellesio, Bill Gibson, Dave Morawski, Ron Zuklie, Bob Halliday. SGCIETY FOR THE ADV NCEME T OF MA AGEME The Society for the Advancement of Management Chapter of the New Haven organization. The mem- is involved in showing students the problems of man- bers of the Student Chapter attend Senior Chapter agement. This is accomplished through speakers, plant programs and are therefore presented with a fine op- tours, and discussion groups. portunity to meet the business leaders of this com- The Quinnipiac group is sponsored by the Senior munity,

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i 5 i Front Row L-R Sharon Knapp, Tom Hickey, Fred Palmer, Craig Smith. 2nd Row, Annette Kidney. 3rd Row, Keith Gwin, Kenny Gere, Howard Smalls, Ed Brucato. 4th Row, Joel Levine, Jerry Sacznynski, Dave Berger, Larry Ballas. Sth Row, Larry Hansen, john McNeff, james Halliday, and Ron Metevier. POLITICAL U IO This year, Mr. Frederick Beckenstein guided the fortunes of the Union for the first time. A true feeling of rapore was established between both factions of the Union by Mr. Beckenstein and the result was closer communication and cooperation between these fac- tions. Led by Chairman Fred Palmer, Young Ameri- cans For Freedom President, Tom Hickey, and Liberal Party leader, Bruce Sweeney, both parties showed con- siderable growth. Highlight of the year was the annual Connecticut Intercollegiate Student Legislative gathering at the Capitol in Hartford. 24 members of the Union repre- sented the college at this mock legislature. Led by Palmer in the House, and Craig Smith and Hickey in the Senate, our delegation won the respect and con- fidence of the other 16 colleges in attendance by hav- ing both bills passed in their respective houses. Guest speakers, debates on current issues, and news- letters issued by both parties were other activities un- dertaken.

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! Q 5 4 3 9 for Nana-.... Front Row L-R: Mr. Gulliksen, Faculty Advisorg Frances Harrison, Beverly Baummer, Phyllis Crosby. 2nd Row, Carl Stasiunas, john Hsu. STUDE T CHRI TI ASSOCIATIO The Student Christian Association is the religious Each year speakers are invited and retreats are at- organization on campus whose duty it is to serve the tended. Special events over the years have included a Protestant students. It serves the spiritual need of the progressive supper that covered four cities, a hay ride, students while helping them to become more informed and a toboggan party. members of the business world. 68