Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Marion I. Schmale Dr. Frederick Yeager FRATERNITY HOUSES Supervisors: Mrs. Hurst-Phi Sigma Epsilon Mrs. Molinari-Theta Chi Mrs. Rantanen-Zeta Beta Tau Mrs. Shannon-Phi Kappa Psi Mrs. Stacey-Tau Kappa Epsilon GRADUATE STUDIES Chairman, Business Administration: Dr. Karl Mann Chairman, Education: Dr. Peter Yacyk HISTORY DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Leon J. Agourides Faculty: Dr. Lawrence Ealy Lawrence Goebel Raytield Haesler Dr. John Hillje Dr. C. Howard Hopkins William Kerr Dr. Emanuel Levine John Long Dr. Edward McNulty Dr. James Poivan Dr. Charles Richardson Dr. Mark vanderHeyden The Rev. Wilson Wismer Dr. Albright Zimmermann INFIRMARY College Physician: Dr. Sal J. Salerno Staff: Mrs. Suzanne Cook, R.N., Resident Nurse Mrs. Elaine V. Hadley, R.N. Mrs. Carolyn Marchetti, R.N. INTERIM STUDY PROGRAM Director: Dr. C. Howard Hopkins LANGUAGE LAB Director: Mrs. Eloise Millman Assistants: Mrs. Helen Joy Mrs. Lucretia Millman LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF Dean: Dr. Alan L. McLeod Assistant to the Dean: Dr. Harry DeYoung LIBRARY Librarian: Theodore Epstein Assistant Librarian: Charles G. Crozier Staff: Mrs. Violet K. Devlin-Art Librarian Mrs, Mary Ann Epstein-Assistant Reference Librarian Verna Gill-Assistant Periodicals Librarian Raymond J. Goodin-Cataloguer Henry Halpern-Acquisitions Librarian Mrs. Florence Jackson-Assistant Processing Librarian John Lesko-Cataloguer Mrs. Ruth D. Podesva-Preparations Librarian Mrs. Gertrude Sinnott-Assistant Reference Librarian Samuel Weigh-Reference Librarian MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Norman E. Stander Faculty: Barry S. Axe Robert J. Daiute Dr. George J. Glehan Harrison D. Leidy Dr. Karl O. Mann Carl F. Nawoj Mark E. Sandberg Stephen H. Zelinger MARKETING DEPARTMENT Faculty: Dr. Sami M. Abdella William R. Bogdan Eugene A. Kelley, Jr. Robert W. Kilgus Bert Rosenbloom Dr. John Worthington MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT QROTCJ Faculty: Capt. Allan J. Fritz Capt. John C. Guthrie Maj. Richard M. Jacobs Col Jack Mayer Col. Roy G. Simkins, Jr. PERSONNEL Non-Academic Director: Joseph P. Celfo, Jr. PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Guy S. Stroh Faculty: Dr. Dominick lorio Dr. Loy Vail Dr. Sandra Walther PHYSICAL FACILITIES Director: Richard F. Daly PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Sidney Brooks Faculty: Mrs. Margaret Cozzens David Farber John Fischer Dr. Fred Halpern Robert Martin Arthur Pessin Marvin Rothman PLACEMENT AND CAREER PLANNING Director: Mrs. Frances H. Jillson POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Kenneth L. Maxwell Faculty: Dr. Phan Thien Chau Dr. Paul Corcoran Raymond Male Louis Mitchell Dr. David Moskowitz Barry Seldes William Stuck Dr. Frederick Yeager PRESlDENT'S OFFICE President: Dr. Frank N. Elliott Assistant to the President: Dr. Jerry W. Brown Administrative Assistant: Louise Brewer PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Derrill I. McGuigan Faculty: Paul M. Bronstein Dr. Mervin Dissinger Dr. Harry Glosser Dr. Marvin Goldstein Jean Groezinger Dr. Carroll Pratt Dr. Ruth Simpkins QUANTITATIVE METHODS DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. L. Donald Fixler Faculty: John Gaudiosi Wayne E. Gibbs Kenneth A. Gorman Barry J. Lubowsky Dr. Amos M. Moore Mrs. Evelyn Myers James Palladino Dr. Marion Sobol READING CENTER Director: Ronald A. Huslin REGISTRAR Registrar: John V. Hollinger Assistant Registrar: Edward J. Politi RESIDENCE HALLS FOR MEN Director: Chester F. Zakreski Supervisors: George Reitsma-Conover A Stanley Moczydlowski-Conover B Marvin Aronson-Conover C Richard Martin-Hill C Vito Powylan-Olson A James Salisbury-Olson B Robert Kunst-Olson C James Staples-Poyda A Scott Linde-Poyda B John Feldmann-Poyda C Cory McCabe-Switlik A William McNamara-Switlik B Henry Lee-Switlik C RESIDENCE HALLS FOR WOMEN Director: Mrs. Marian York-Gee A Supervisors: Dolis Bolen tAssistantJ-Gee B Diane Nosal tAssistantJ-Hill A Mrs. Josephine Kemp-Hill B Judith Gaither tAssistantJ-Kroner A Mrs. Sandra Robison-Kroner B Joan Dingfeld tAssistantJ-Kroner C Linda Maass-Lincoln A Joanne Dyjack-Lincoln B Mrs. Marion Ames-Wright A Mrs. Dorothy Figley-Wright B Elizabeth P. Maxwell-Ziegler A Mrs. Marjorie Woodman-Ziegler B SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Stephen Philips Faculty: Dennis Buss Walter Eliason Dr. Robert Foose Thomas Snyder Donald Veix SECRETARIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Chairman: Walter L. Klotz Faculty: Marion C. Cosenza Mrs. Anna N. Sullivan Mrs. Rita C. Walter Chester F. Zakreski SECURITY Director: James F. Mullen SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Anthony T. Oliva Faculty: Dennis Bileca Roger Craig Robert Kernish Dr. Richard LeBlond Albert Roberts SORORITY HOUSES Supervisors: Mrs. Ashton-Delta Phi Epsilon Mrs. Kistler-Zeta Tau Alpha Mrs. Schaefer-Delta Zeta Mrs. Schaffner-Alpha Xi Delta STUDENT RESIDENCES MANAGER Manager: Albert M. Nelson STUDENT CENTER Director: Joseph Cavalla Assistant Director: Virginia Robin Lowry SUMMER SESSION Director: Dr. Harry R. DeYoung Assistant to the Director: Lillian Marano TEACHER PLACEMENT Director: Mrs. Grace Donnelly

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Faculty 8t Administration Directory ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT Chairman: George L. Battista Faculty: Sherman M. Ancier Gerald R. Crowningshield Walter H. Gebhart, Jr. John J. Gorman Irving I. Kern Thomas A. Leyden R. Visscher Millar Earl F. Miller William B. Millman Robert J. Muth Maurice A. Ross Robert R. Ross Sidney P. Skokos ADMISSIONS Director: Earl L. Davis Assistants.' Joseph Behot Roy K. Ericson W. John Heard Franklin B. Moore ALUMNI AND COLLEGE RELATIONS Director: Walter L. Wahlen Admin. Asst.: Mrs. Marian Giovacchini Dir. of Alumni Programs: Jeffery F. Pierty Dir. of Public Information: Allan W. Drake Dir. of Publications: Diane A. Martino Alumni Records: Margaret Robertson ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Director: John Carpenter Assistant Director: Ray Haesler Intramural Director: Martin Devlin Women's Director: Mrs. Viola Udy Baseball Coach: Francis Pittaro Basketball Coach: John Carpenter Soccer Coach: Michael Pivovarnick Assistant Soccer Coach: Lee Cook Swimming Coach: Richard Coppola Tennis Coach: Robet W. Kilgus Track and Cross-Country Coach: Raymond Kressler Trainer and Wrestling Coach: Barry Burtnett AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Director: R. Gordon Graves Assistant Director: Joseph Kowal BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. James Carlson Faculty: Dr. Mary Allessio Dr. Charles Hadley Dr. Glen Kinser Dr. Thomas Mayer Dr. Leroy Oddis Robert Simpson Dr. Marvin Talmadge BURSAR: Bursar: Mrs. Mildred Germershausen BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, SCHOOL OF Dean: Dr. Demetrios N. Dertouzos Assistant to the Dean: Mark E. Sandberg BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Edward B. Brower Faculty: Mrs. Grace Donnelly Mrs. Francis Eggert Rodney Jurist Albert Sternberg BUSINESS AND FINANCE OFFICE Vice President: Stephen A. Maurer Controller: Doris Gunsalus Budget Coordinator: Shirley Hofmann CHAPEL College Chaplain: The Rev. Wilson G. Wismer Associate Chaplains: Mr. Anthony J. Coomber-Christian Science 22 The Rev. Jeremiah J. Cullinane-Roman Catholic The Rev. Harry Hart-Episcopal Rabbi Howard Hersch-Jewish The Rev. John C. Robison-Protestant The Rev. Paul ShatranJRussian Orthodox CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Gerald J. Kent 5 Faculty: Dr. Richard Beach Dr. William McCarroII Dr. Edwin Roth Dr. John Sheats COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Howard Schwartz Journalism Faculty: Eugene Kayser Williard Lally Speech Faculty: Mrs. Inez Calcerano Dr. Beatrice Rucker Ronnie Wagner COMPUTER CENTER: I Director: Barton M. Perlman Coordinator: Barry J. Lubowsky Assistant Director: Mrs. Marie S. McKeever CONSTRUCTION: Director: Capt. Raymond V. Miller COUNSELING CENTER Director: Dr. Harry J. Glosser Associate: Jean K. Groezinger DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE Dean of Students: James M. McRoberts Assoc. Dean of Students and Dean of Women: Sylvia Ohanesian Assistant Dean of Women: Michele J. LeMoal Assoc. Dean of Students and Dean of Men: Chester F. Zakreski Assistant Dean of Students and Director of the Equal Opportunity Program: Col. Douglass F. Hall DEVELOPMENT: Director: Edward J. Taylor EARTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Walter J. Spink Faculty: I William Guthrie Thomas Karwoski Lawrence Maxey Mervin Kontrovitz W ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Joseph F. Talarico Faculty: Romir Chatterjee Dr. Demetrios Dertouzos Dr. Max Gideonese Herbert E. Gishlick Dr. E. Cureton Harris Norman L. Lindsey Dr. Stephen Vuglen l David J. Yake EDUCATION, SCHOOL OF Dean: Dr. Walter A. Brovlier, Jr. Assistant to the Dean: William D. Guthrie Director of Future Business Leaders of Ameri- can Project: Charles Serson, Jr. Director of Professional Lab Experiences: Dr. Frederick A. Price Director of Public information Unit: John A. Mil- lard, Jr. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Bernard W. Miller Faculty: Linda Bevelheinter Mrs. Carol Brown Richard Brown Mrs. Janice Cook I Mrs. Beatrice Heine John A. Rocco A. Ronald Rouse Dr. Carroll Singer ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Paul C. Sherr Faculty: Dr. Elizabeth Cawley Dr. Robert Cawley Evelyn Datz Dr. Harry DeYoung Harvey Edwards Dr. Laurence Eisenlohr Mrs. Gloria Erlich John A. Fitzgerald Dr. Norman Gates Eloise Goreau Dr. James Guimond William Holst William Kagdis Dr. Ruth Mandel Dr. Alan McLeod Dr. Bertram Mott John Reese Dr. Robert Reilly Dr. Stewart Rodnon Doris Schillon Dr. Elliot Schrero Jeanne Schug Dorothy Snow Dr. Harry Sprowles Diantha Stevens EVENING SCHOOL Dean: Dr. Sherman V. N. Kent Associate Dean: Mrs. Constance M. Scott Assistant to Dean: Donald J. Apai Assistant to Dean: Charlene A. Weaver Director of Student Services: Judith F. Rault FINANCE AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Victor Gerdes Faculty: Dr. Henry J. Frank Ralph F. Gommer Dr. Jean M. Gray Dr. Stanley Huang Herbert B. Mayo llhan Meric Henry E. Tornell FINANCIAL AID Acting Director: Forrest M. Pritchett FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Carl Schwartz Theatre Faculty: Dr. John Hruby Bertram Katz Charles Kempster Music Faculty: Dr. Walter Kob Dr. Carl Schwartz Clyde Tipton Mrs. June Tipton Art Faculty: Mrs. Marilyn Levitt Mrs. Mary Stephenson Frederic B. Scudder FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES DEPARTMENT Chairman: Dr. Hermann Reske Faculty: Dr. John French Mrs. Mary Fuentes David Karlofsky Janet King Franz Moehn Shirley Orsag Dr. Ellis Porter

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Independent Study Program: Take You Choice, If' lt's Not Closed Out by The Staff For the past two Januarys a strange calm has des- cended on the Rider campus. The halls of the class- room buildings are not jam-packed between periods, there is ample space in the parking lot and the snack bar is empty. But learning was going on just the same, even though not in the traditional method of classes, periods, lectures and finals. January has instead be- come the month of the Interim Study Period CISPJ where people can learn without worrying about getting this or that grade. The history of Interim Study's existence at Rider is in sharp contrast to the calm that now exists between the end of the first semester and the beginning of the sec- ond semester. The College Board of Trustees mandated that an ln- terim Study should be instituted in May, 1965. A com- mittee of nine studied it and reported on March 15, 1967, that it should be instituted. On April 3 of that year saw the faculty approve the report by a 72 per cent af- firmative vote. ln 1968 another study was undertaken. A report from the registrar's office stated that about 34 new profes- sors would be needed if every student was required to take Interim. At that time, changes in the core curricu- Ium and the semester hour system to a course unit sys- tem were under consideration. ln February, 1969 the ln- terim, a course unit system and core changes were made law by the administration, according to the Fli- der News of that time. All this was to be later considered a misunder- standing because faculty and students thought that the X i 24 new programs were being rushed through without their consent. The S.G.A. in a mass meeting approved a res- olution demanding that Interim not be instituted until questions regarding course unit systems were an- swered. Dr. Lawrence O. Ealy, then acting vice presi- dent for academic affairs, clarified the questions by saying that the only thing to become law on February 12 was lSP and that it only applied to freshman coming in September, 1969. The program, as it now stands, takes place in January of each year. All courses are worth three credits and are graded on a passffail basis. Dr. C. Howard Hopkins serves as director. But this is the only thing that all the projects have in common. In January 1971 a student could have worked in the mass media, watch courts of law, learn how to swim advanced strokes, study water pollution, watch and discuss famous movies, investigate the occult, fly airplanes, make puppets, study latest Red Cross tech- niques, taught in classrooms, etc. and so forth. The list goes on and on. Yet the main purpose remains to learn what one can, and all one can, in four weeks and to give January a new meaning in the school calendar. On the following pages are a collection of pictures and copy on four projects which stood out as unusual, innovative or offbeat.