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FECHMILA ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Rochester, New York Richard Dubas A. Jacenty lames Eiwin Table of Contents Campos ‘68 ............... ,........................ 9 Colleges and Seniors .............................. 83 College of Applied Science ..................... 86 College of Business ............................ 104 College of Fine and Applied Arts...................129 College of Graphic Arts and Photography ...........143 College of Science ................................169 College oF General Studies ....................... 182 Organizations .................................... 185 Greeks .......................................... 229 Campus Queens .....................................259 Sports ............................................269 Directories ...................................... 295 Administration and Faculty ....................... 296 Seniors ........................................ 300 Credits ...........................................310 Specifications .................................. 312 Robert Fetrofsky CAMPUS ’SB Frosh Daze 14 Morris 15 IB Quentin Kardos 17 Quonlin Kardos Bonfire r r Student Life 25 27 28 31 33 35 30 41 45 46 Emily Wheeler I;truly Wheeler Miss RIT Dinah Hebert from Rocky River, Ohio, graduated from the School of Retailing in 1967. Previously, Dinah was president of Alpha Xi Delta and Panhellenic Council. She also served on Student Senate, The Women’s Residence Halls judicial Board and as social chairman of Panhellenic Council. Theta Xi honored Dinah as their 1967 Sweetheart. In addition, Dinah was enrolled as an honorary member of Alpha Sigma Lambda and Eta Mu Pi. She has also appeared in Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, □inah Hebert Photographer: Alvis Upitls Mr. Campus David Jones from Warren. Pennsylvania, was a brother of Phi Sigma Kappa frater- nity. He graduated from the School of Busi- ness Administration in 1967 and was captain for his department’s Pacesetters campaign. Dave was the 1967 Spring Weekend Chair- man and the 1966 Frosh Daze co-chairman. He was also a member of the Advocate staff. □ave Jones Photographer: Alvss Upiiis AI Ho-ifmann 52 Bill Moss 56 Pelo Hcmmenn Pete Hertzmann 57 58 [oel Freid Joel Freld Frastr MacLeod 60 Fraser MacLeod 61 Convocation From Communitas To Academe From dryrot fluting and sunsets sooted gold from sirensmear beneath the shuddering swifts, from tiger tracks where prejudice daily stalks, we leave communitas for academe. From Clark snubnosing the wind, Bevier’s square crown, from domino Library and prim, gray Crafts, from NRH and Eastman beside the lethal rush, we leave communitas for academe. From nights of distrust under floodlight and badge, from Spring Weekend's baroque and manic mache', from off-key serenades in empty streets, we leave communitas for academe. We leave communitas for academe; in academe, what new communitas? Robert Koch 69 70 71 74 76 M, D, Hartman M, D, Hartman G. W. Gram 70 79 COLLEGES AND SENIORS President’s Message During the years you have been students at Rochester Institute nf Technology, you have had opportunity to ques- tion, to challenge, to analyze for yourself the greatnesses and shortcomings of the world you now enter. You may find that this new life will not be too different from that you have known as a student. There will still be the chal- lenges of new assignments and the satisfaction of complet- ing them. There will still be the excitement of new ideas and experiences. You will still know the feeling of pride that comes as you advance in your career. In short, there will be time for continued growth. The person you have become because of your experiences at R.I.T. will gradually change and develop as you are con- fronted with new situations, new ideas, new people, new responsibilities. R.I.T. is justifiably proud of its graduates. Each of their achievements reflects upon the Institute as do yours. The faculty and staff join me in extending to you congratula- tions on what you have already accomplished, and our most sincere best wishes for a career and life enriched by tradition and the promise of the future. Sincerely, Mark Ellingson President George Augusta College of Applied Science 06 E. T. Kirkpatrick Dean Electrical Department Watson F, Walker Deportment Head 87 to Nicholas T. Abbatiello Pan! R- Back James C. Brodock Westbury, N.Y. Jeffersonville, N.Y, Verona. N.Y, John A. Adams Charles P. Bionenstein Robert Brockhuizen Rochester, N.Y. Valley Stream, N.Y. Holley, N.Y, Stanley Adria arisen John J, Bodkin Rochester, N.Y. Buffalo, N.Y. William K, Arnold David L, Brewster Middleport. N.Y. Binghamton, N.Y. James E. Chambers James A, Feld Rensselaer Falls, N.Y, Buffalo, N.Y. John E. Drake Jack Gauronski Carthage, N.Y, Fredonia, N.Y. Bachelor of Science Dale C. Habicht Lancaster, N.Y. Carl D, Halstead Rochester, N.Y. Donald VV. Hanson Falconer, N.Y. Richard A. Hanson Watertown, N.Y. Duane Harper Jamestown, N.Y. Keith N. Hartford North Blenheim, N.Y. John F. Hoosic Fair-port, N.Y. Robert H. Hunter Glen Rock, N.J. Joseph P. Janiak Rochester, N.Y. James P. Kain Rochester, N.Y. Robert W. Kieser Westbury, N.Y. Richard A, Kirchcr Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Robert H. Klink Binghamton, N.Y. John J. Leicht Rochester, N.Y. Bart Liberatore Peek skill. N.Y. Richard A. List Endicott. N.Y. David L. Livingston Rochester, N.Y. Michael 13. Marshall Rochester. N.Y. John T, Megan Redwood, N.Y. Frederic H. Metildi Rochester. N.Y. William H. Parker Seneca Falls. N.Y. Richard F. Pearson Waterloo. N.Y. Alfred S. Perry Cortland. N.Y. Frederic J. Put I lit Kingston, N.Y. Richard Rainone Amsterdam. N.Y. Wayne T. Ratowski Massena. N.Y. Charles Riinmeli Rochester, N.Y. Bruce R, Robinson Waverly, N.Y, Paul T. Rozdilsky Cohoes. N.Y. Laurance R. Sandstrom Jamestown, N.Y. 90 Clarence Simmons Buffalo, N.Y. Karl Sperber Rochester, N.Y. Carl F. Stauble Kingston, N.Y. Gerald Swan Rochester, N,Y, Richard J. Sypula Rochester, N.Y. Joseph Szewczyk Buffalo, N.Y. Robert Tan New York, N.Y, Bruce C. Tepper Rochester, RY. Da vid L. Thomas Whitney Point, N.Y. William C. Tomalty Rochester, N.Y. Conrad M. Tubin Niagara Falls, N.Y. Richard VanDuren Wyckoff, N.J. William H. Wagner Buffalo. N.Y. Larry F. Walraih Jasper, N.Y. Carlton J. Warren Chemung, N.Y. John Wasula Troy, N.Y. Stanley T. Woodrow Milford, N.Y. Frank Wrobel Little Falls, N.Y. 91 Associate in Applied Science Alan F, Alaimo Jamestown, NY. Robert V. A less j Jamestown, N,Y, Jonathan C. Beers Rochester, N.Y. James Berube Camillus, N.Y. Walter J. Bochenko Binghamton. N.Y. Edward Breilung Rochester, N.Y. Vincent Carcio Albany, N.Y, Carry F. Case Bristol, N,Y. Kent R. Collier Elmira, N.Y. Gene Corridori Whitesboro, N.Y, Joseph J. Cutri Jr. Syracuse, N.Y. David DeGrave Rochester, N,Y. James DeMyda Rochester, N.Y, Salvatore DiMarco Waterloo, N.Y, Dano L. Ehrich Rochester, NY, Norman T. Erwin Pittsford. NY. Bruce Federal ion Rochester, N.Y. Michael Fetcie Canton, N.Y. Charles A, Forkell While Plains, N.Y, John P, Glowa Vestal, N.Y. Lvnn H. Greene Holley. N.Y. Rolf Hahnel Rochester, N.Y. John Hand Wellsville, N.Y. Steven Richard Herrick Endicott, N.Y. Eric Hotaling Addison, N.Y. Edward P. Imes Old Forge. Pa. Thomas T. Ingram Geneva, N.Y, Richard James Westfield, N.J. Larry E. Jenkins Waterloo, N.Y. Lawrence R. Joba Morton, N.Y. 93 Robert M. Jones Schenectady, N.Y. Stephgr) Alan [ones Rochester, N.Y. Russell J. Joy Batavia, N,Y. Walter G- Keating Auburn. N.Y, William N. Knab Cheek fowaga, N.Y. Maynard K. Knapp Rochester, N.Y. David A. Krygowski Broadalbin, N.Y. Philip G. La Due Canandaigua, N.Y, Joseph Leonardo Rochester, N.Y, Martin S. Levy Syracuse. N.Y, Robert [, McIntyre Nanuet. N.Y. Robert McLellan Kingston, N.Y, Wiliam P. Mile5 Voorhecsvi'lle, N.Y. Chuck Mirabel! Rochester, N.Y. James P. Montgomery Jr. Niagara Falls, N.Y. James Musso Rochester, N.Y. John Nardozzi Phoenix, N.Y. Charles N. Gttcrson Canandaigua, N.Y. 94 Edward W. Pesuit Chargrin Falls, Ohio Charles R, Raschke Gouverneur, N.Y. Richard Rosenblum South Orange, NJ, John P. Skudlarek Salamanca, N.Y. David Spencer Rochester, N.Y. Bruce N. Stanford Churchville, N.Y. Robert Sweetland Endwell. N.Y. Robert M. Szczepanski Rochester, N.Y. Waller Tolpa Utica, N.Y. Jerry Toogood Spencerport, N.Y. Nicholas Tufano Rochester, N.Y. William R. Walvoord Williamson, N.Y. Charles R. White LeRoy, N.Y. Bernard W. Zapf Rochester. N.Y. 95 Mechanical Department William F. Halbleib Deportment Head Charles L. Baldwin Penfield, N.Y. James W. Brady IU Rochester, N.Y, James E. Brower Spenceport, N.Y. James R, Burroughs Rochester, N.Y. Dermis W. Coons Williamsville, N.Y. Algis Cypas Rochester, N.Y. Richard A. Denison Rochester, N.Y. Paul R. Desnoyers Gouverncur. N.Y. Robert D. Dixon Holcomb, N.Y. William J. Durkot Binghamton, N.Y. John R. Edwards Rochester. N.Y. Edward R. Faust Penfield, N.Y. Walter S. Finn jr. Jamestown, N.Y, William S. Freeman, Jr. Cairo, N.Y. 97 Jack Frit Rochester, N.Y, John M. Golan Hinghampton, N.Y. Thomas L. Gramtich Rochester, N.Y. Thomas |. Gutmann Rochester. N.Y. fohn Harker Matlituck, N.Y. Robert R. Gasman Rochester, N.Y. Harry Helvik Monsey, N.Y. Robert C. Hempel New York, N.Y. Elizabeth K. Holmes Rochester. N.Y. Robert J. Honegger Rochester N.Y. Alton C. Jackson Newlield, N.Y. Gordon Kroh Erie, Pa. Bart I,anger Newburgh, N.Y. Charles B. Lubncr Albany, N.Y, Alan F. MacDonald Ithaca. N.Y, Donald H. Mackay New York, N.Y. Richard f. Makowiecki Rochester, N.Y, George F. Maty as Endicott, N.Y. John D. Miller Cortland, N.Y. Stephen H. Miller Rochester. N.Y. John A. Mitchell Potsdam, N.Y, Thomas N, Mix Schoharie. N.Y. George O’Connor Greene, N.Y, Anthony J, Paoni Herkimer, N.Y. Harold J. Penasack Albion, N.Y. David W. Rogers Rochester. N.Y. 99 Donald Saunders Milton Sedlak Mohawk, N.Y, Endwell, N.Y. David P. Smith Ithaca. N.Y. Robert M. Spoth East Amherst, N.Y, William H. Talboys Tonawanda, N.Y. Charles A. Tamasi Schenectady, N.Y. Lawrence Valenti Rochester. N.Y, Robert L. Weiss Troy, N.Y. Peter S. Wells Spencerport, N.Y. Robert K, Wilson Rochester, N.Y. Francis E. Woods Marcellus, N.Y. Richard N, Yaeger Rochester, N.Y. 100 Associate in Applied Science Gary Atkinson Fairport, N,Y. John S- Boneway Ontario, N.Y, David B rid gem an Churchville. N.Y. Robert Burkhard Rochester, N.Y. Robert J. Cialini East Rochester. N.Y. 101 Victor Clari se Rochester, N.Y, Raymond A. Clausius Batavia. N.Y. Dennis Coston Phelps. N.Y. Joseph P. DeBlaere Stony Point, N.Y. C. Anthony DeCiantis East Rochester. N.Y. Andrew Dennison Baldwinsville, N.Y. Ray DiMuro Rochester, N.Y, David C. Edney Fairport, N.Y. Ricardo A. Gonzalez Sonyea, N.Y. Stephen W. Hanby Troy. N.Y, Donald Heller Florida, N.Y. Donald S, Hetzell Beaver Falls, N.Y. Thomas J. Kane Hamburg, N.Y, William C. Lcbbon Rochester. N.Y. Thomas E. Lockwood Rochester, N.Y. Michael Luciano Rochester, N.Y. Richard J, Manzolati Rochester, N.Y. Timothy M. McGinn Colonie. N.Y, Patrick T. Murphy Lowvilie, N.Y. John Nagle Paramus, N.J. 102 Gregory Nesteroff Rochester, N.Y. Thomas J. O'Brian Pitts ford, N. Y. Victor J. Penasack Albion, N.Y. Frank Pine el li Rochester, N.Y. William Ralph Goshen, N.Y. Ivan E. Randall Binghamton, N.Y. Gregory P. Rice Rochester, N.Y. Robert N. Rogers Oxford. N.Y. Richard S. Ross Canandaigua, N.Y. Herbert F. Roy III Saratoga Springs, N.Y. James J. Schultz Syracuse, N.Y. James Schwartz Rochester, N.Y. Steven Sharp Walworth, N.Y. Jeffrey E. Smith Syracuse. N.Y. Thomas B. Thompson Keeseville, N.Y. Terry L. Tiede Stafford, N.Y. Jack E. VanDuser Phelps, N.Y. Ojars Vidas Rochester, M,Y, Theodore E. Walker Spencerport. N.Y. Charles Waller Penfield, N.Y. 103 Edwina B, Hogadone Dean College of Business 104 Food Administration Department Elizabeth A. Hurley Coordinator 105 Loren G. Ansley Rochester. N-Y. lean M. Avail one Low ville. N.Y. Ellen M. Bogner Plainview, N.Y. Ian K. Brooks Silver Spring, Md. Catherine Burlew Saranac Lake, N.Y. James C- Corbett Syracuse, N.Y. John A. Efthemis Jr. Buffalo, N.Y. Helena Fleming Rochester, N.Y. William J, Gibbons Boca Raton, Fla. Pamela K. Griffith Kirkville, N.Y. Theresa Hanning Arkport, N.Y. Leonard D. Jones Allentown, Pa. Susan L. Nifengcr Rochester, N.Y. Mary J. Rudack Johnson City, N.Y. Linda Underhill Fairpart, N.Y. James A. Vincent Chazy, N.Y. Michael R. Yates Rochester, N.Y. 106 Associate in Applied Science Alison Adams Wantagh, N.Y. Judith Brown Bridgeport. N.Y. Beverly Csigi Greene, N.Y. Susan Ely Caledonia, N.Y. Raymond Kaos Albany. N.Y. Jo Ann Kiseleski Rochester, N.Y, Stephen Paine Pittsburgh. Pa, William Parish Alfred. N.Y. 107 School of Business Administration Site Ed thorn, I IS(J m ORT 01 iHB MC SRN W. ILD R.I; ('aimer AND JOE I COLTON FORD •JtH-WIS SO 108 Jerry D. Young Director Brian K, Abel Corning, N,Y„ Theodore L, A rend Newark, N.Y. William C, Barnhart Jr. Pittsford, N.Y. Russell J- Barone Rochester, N.Y. James H. Barr Rochester, N.Y. Donald G. Bennett Rochester, N.Y. William Bennison East Hartford. Conn. Thomas E. Bcrndt Rochester, N.Y. Guy Berretta Rochester, N.Y. Jerry Bond Watertown, N.Y, Thomas Bowie Watertown, N.Y. James Brady Lyons, N.Y. David F, Brandt New Britain, Conn, James A. Breen Jr. Baltimore, Md. W. Parker Browne Brockport. N.Y. Bachelor of Science Frederick J. Cetnar Amsterdam, N Y. Robert C. Cohen Utica. N.Y. Linda 15, Colburn Tupper Lake, N.Y. Joseph Collins Albany, N.Y. James L. Crandall Whitney Point, N.Y. Robert J, Crawford Rochester, N.Y. lames Cucinelli Rochester. N.Y. Alfred J. D'Angelo Jr. N, White Plains, N.Y, Gary Day Batavia, N.Y. Eric J. DcLisle Rochester, N.Y. Craig S. Duritza Rochester. N.Y. Richard E. Exton Victor, N.Y. no Gregory R, Fishel Cresson, Pa. Neal Fritz West Valley, N.Y, Ernest J. Goldacker Cazenovia, N.Y, Ronald L. Goldberg Rochester, N.Y. Barry J. Go Id fa rb Victor, N.Y. Paul C. Gramlich Rochester, N.Y. Sandra A. Griffin Rochester, N.Y. Francis Guenther Livonia. N.Y. Fred Hawkes Elmira, N.Y. James Hazer Meadville, Pa, William Heitnbach Rochester, N.Y. Peter L. Hermann Rochester, N.Y. Karen Jones West Islip, N.Y, Gerald A. Joseloff W. Hartford, Conn. Ill Robert E. Kayser Webster, N.Y, James M. Kester Rochester N Y Claudia J. Korbcl Cohoes, N.Y, Robert J. Krebbeks Palmyra. N.Y. Ronald R. Landschoot Rochester, N.Y. Andrew M. La Porte Plattsburg, N.Y. Vincent T. Laulotta Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Andrew J. Lececse Rochester N.Y Jay A. Levy Schenectady, N.Y. Patricia E. Lorden Rochester, N.Y. Carl Market Rochester. N.Y, John D. McGrath Rochester N.Y. William J. McLaren Rochester, N.Y. Andrew Meloni Rochester, N.Y, Robert J, Meyer Rochester, N.Y. David Molz Pittsford, N.Y. 112 Phillip Morse Athens, Pa. Thomas E, Mylott Johnstown. N.Y. Richard A, Neary Rochester, N.Y. Robert Newland Rochester, N.Y. John Newlander Penn Yan, N.Y. James M, Nieboer North East, Pa. Mark Nixon Syracuse, N.Y. Donald E. Oatman Rochester, N.Y. Cheryl Ogborne Rochester, N.Y, Thomas Oldfield Rochester. N.Y, Elena R. Oliveti Rochester, N.Y. Richard B, Orlando Rochester, N.Y. Alann Lee Pardyjak Rochester, N.Y. David A. Park Truxton, N.Y. 113 lames B. Patterson Barrington. III. William C. Pellatt Rochester, N.Y, William Pcnderleilh Watertown. N.Y. Ronald L. Peters Elmira, N.Y. Anthony R. Petro Rochester. N.Y. Douglas R. Reynotds Rochester, N.Y. Norman C. Rice Rochester, N.Y, Ronald J. Richardson Rochester, N.Y, Frank Roberts Rochester. N-Y. Linda Roehrig Rochester. N.Y. Donald A. Rose Rochester, N.Y. Paul B Russell Rochester. N.Y, Susanne ). Saulpaugh Red Hook. N.Y. Fred Shaw Ticonderoga, N.Y. Paul Sigas Rochester, N.Y. Joseph J. Siner Cranston, R.I, 114 James C. Smith New Hartford, N.Y. Alder C. Stander, Jr. Rochester, N.Y. William Thompson Rochester, N.Y, Richard V. Urquhart Rochester, N.Y. John I, Vanderploog Rochester, N.Y. Richard J. VanHise Rochester, N.Y. Dawn E. Walker Middleport, N.Y. Samuel A. Walker Toronto, Ont„ Canada Richard A. Wandtke Rochester, N-Y. Terry Jvl, Ward Rochester, N.Y. Robert C, Watts Endicott. N.Y. Thomas L, Werner Rochester, N.Y. Barry F, Wharity Rochester, N.Y. John R. White Aurora, N.Y. John C, Whitney Avon, N.Y. 115 Associate in Applied Science Gerard A. Adams Rochester, N.Y. Gerald Allen Burlington, Pa. Joyce E- Allman Rochester, N.Y. Russell J, Anderson Fleetwood, Pa. John Armenia Tonawanda, N.Y, William Raskiml Scarsdalc, N.Y. Linda Iris Bock Rochester. N.Y. Gary L. Bookmiller Warsaw, N.Y. Richard P. Rurgholzer Rochester, N.Y. Paul D, Dyer Rochester, N.Y. Robert J. Calt New Hartford, N.Y. John M. Gannan Irondequoit, N.Y. James E Capelle Silver Spring. Md. Ronald C. Caplicki Florida, N.Y. David Cassara Rochester, N.Y. Albert Cesare Caledonia, N.Y, Frank Choromanskis Rochester, N.Y. Michael Christopher Albion, N.Y. Robert Coleman Wayland, N Y. Robert Conway Geneva. N.Y. 116 Howard E. Cook Brookfield, N.Y. Earl Cooley Penfield, N.Y. Suzanne M. Corrigan Rochester, N.Y. Arthur D. Crouse Endicott. N.Y. Richard Curbeau Penn Yan, N.Y. Garry T. Cutlip Qriskany, N.Y. Cynthia Davidson Rochester, N.Y. Charlie BeFranco Avon, N.Y. L. John DeMent Oswego, N.Y. Phyllis A. DeSeyn Rochester, N.Y. 117 Judith L. Dlabola North Bcllraore, N.Y. David DuBois Sodus, N.Y. Karen E. Dunn Warren. Pa. James A. Dusse Syracuse, N-Y. Maris M, Dzenis Rochester, N.Y. William C. Ehmke Silver Creek, N.Y, Linda Enlund Jamestown, N.Y. Keith Falkner Wyoming, N.Y. George-Ann Fay Rochester, N.Y, James R. Foley Webster. N.Y, Katharine Fraser Penfield, N.Y. Richard Frock Athens, Pa. Russell R. Gillan Seneca Falls. N.Y. Karl F. Glindmyer Scotia, N.Y. James Gratzer Rochester. N.Y. 118 Judy Gregory Skaneateles, N.Y, Patrick Guard Geneva, N.Y. Craig Happ Rochester. N.Y. Gregory H. Harris Walcott, N.Y. Christine A. Hewitt Locke. N.Y. Nancy L. Horsington Skaneateles, N.Y, Louis J. Izzo, Jr. Rochester, N Y. John W, Keck Elmira. N.Y. Richard Ken nett Victor. N.Y. Sandra A, Krumm Hicks ville, N.Y, Michael Lisson Rochester, N.Y. Ronald Loiacono Rochester. N.Y. Alan L, Marcellus Unadilla, N.Y. Ann E. Marriott Webster, N.Y. John J. Marsh Jr. Rochester, N.Y. 119 Bonita f. Marsha]! Wiltiamsville, N.Y. John C. Mason Plattsburgh, N.Y. fames McFarland Westhampton Beach. N.Y, Timothy M. Mikula La Porte, Ind, David f. Monte Verde Dans ville, N.Y. Elizabeth Nowack Henrietta, N.Y. Donald J. Palermo Rochester, N.Y. Lawrence D. Penn Rochester. N.Y. lanice Pepe Rochester, N.Y. Oliver K. Peterdy New York, N.Y David E. Pfaff Jr. Watertown, N.Y. Thomas D, Pfaffenbaeh Schenectady, N.Y. Gary E. Preston Mocks ville, N.C. Gary E. Pritchard Auburn, N.Y. Susan L. Quistorf Rochester, N.Y, 120 Marilyn Renton North Bellinore, M.Y. Robert Rizzari Rochester, N.Y. Joseph H. Roth Syracuse, N.Y. Anne E. Rowden Rochester, N.Y. David Ruggiero Rochester, N.Y. Dave Schelper Solvay, N.Y, Richard J. Schwartz Jr. Rochester, N.Y. Robert B. Scott Alden, N.Y. Anne L, Seiler Rochester. N.Y. Paul R. Southard Middleburgh, N.Y. Edward A. Steffens Westbury, N.Y. Frederick Stoffel Rochester. N.Y. Daniel L. Strong Jamestown. N.Y. Jo Ann G, Struczewski Rochester, N.Y, Nancy Sypnicr Rochester, N.Y. 121 Jean Taylor Lyndonville, N.Y. John L. Taylor Toronto. Ont„ Canada Stephen I. Teremy Rochester. N.Y. H. Lee Tiffany Grand Island. N.Y. Che Tak Tsang Hong Kong. B.C.C. Hugh Turner Rochester. N.Y. Mary A. Uschold Rochester, N.Y. Brian Wade Rochester, N.Y. Ronald f. Walls Jr, Rochester, N.Y. James K. Walter Rochester, N.Y, Susan C. Warren Cambridge, N.Y. Bruce J. Weyncth Geneva. N.Y. Diane Wheaton Rochester, N.Y. Ronald Whitty Rochester. N.Y. Charles G. Woodcock Rochester, N.Y. John M, Yacevich Troy, N.Y. Dan Young Rochester. N.Y. Donald J. Zimmerman Rochester. N.Y. David C. Zintel Mt, Morris. N.Y. 122 123 Edwina B. Hogadone Director Bachelor of Science June C. Adelman Poughkeepsie. N.Y. Margaret S. Allen Little Rock. Ark. Ronald Barber Rochester. N.Y. Sylvia Barone Rome. N.Y. Barbara S. Blodgett Victor. N.Y. Birean Gardner Solvay, N.Y. Constance N. Carmer Clyde, N.Y. Leonard Caruso Hornell, N.Y. Jesse Coleman Princeton Junction, N.J. Robert C. Croft Waverly, N.Y, 124 Anthony P. Crupi Watertown. N Y. Julia E. Cull Teaneck, N.J. Judith A. Danks Rochester, N.Y. Cheryl A, Dash Webster, N.Y. Kathleen A. Doyle Savona, N.Y. Diane C. Dziewit Amsterdam, N.Y. William J. Ebert Oswego, N.Y. Michael J. Espersen Buffalo. N.Y. John E. Farrell Pittsburgh, Pa. Lawrence J. Fontana Watertown, N.Y. Salty A, Greene Weirton, W. Va. John E. Guiliano Elmont, N.Y. Linda. M. Harris Hudson, N.Y. James G. Henry Brattleboro, Vt. Elaine M. Hunter Chateaugay, N.Y. Susan J. Johns Franklin Square, N.Y. Jemell A. Johnson Mumford, N.Y, Beverly R. Karl Buffalo, N.Y, Phyllis LaFontaine Rochester, N.Y. Ruthanne LaMartina Rochester, N.Y. Anita M. Loomis Rushville. N.Y. Ann N- Naiman Gloversville, N.Y, Paul N. Oliver New Hartford, N.Y. Patricia Pienkowski Syracuse, N.Y. Suzanne E. Price Montour Falls, N.Y. 125 Henry B, Quantrille Syracuse, N.Y. Cheryl A. Rabideau Rochester, N.Y. Marilyn Rogers Rochester, N.Y. Earl N. Schwartz WiHiamsville, N.Y, Kenneth L. Shafer Wayland, N.Y. Susan Elaine Slover Houston, Texas Carlen Smrekar Jamestown, N.Y. Arleene Y. Sonia Waterville, N.Y. William B. Strom Jr. Rochester, N.Y. John A. Thornton Rochester, N.Y. Alvin Tillim Rochester, N.Y. Stuart Vogel Forest Hills, N.Y. Priscilla Watts Skaneateles, N.Y. Jay D. Wetherby Auburn. N.Y. Janice M. Wvnkoop Goshen, N.Y. 126 Rosalie Arcidiacono Fulton, N.Y. David B, Assad Buckingham, Que., Canada Judith Beaulieu Newton Falls. N.Y. Trudy I. Benner Painted Post, N.Y, Edith Bcrkov Rochester, N.Y. Nancy Julie Bossert Westport, Conn. Margaret E. Bowker Kenmore, N.Y. Anne Buerkle Rochester, N.Y. Alice Burns Clayton. N.Y. Sharon A. Byers Collins Center, N.Y, Cynthia L. Cooke Auburn, N.Y. Betty A, DuBois Rochester. N.Y. Lisa J. Dunn Westfield. N.J. Betty Dykstra Locust Valley, N.Y. Irene Fioriea Rochester, N.Y. Rosemary Frank Bowmansville, N.Y, |udy Gebhardt Rochester. N.Y. Mary L- Gunnison Penfield, N.Y. Joseph W. Hemlein Rochester, N.Y. 127 William Henry Montreal. Canada Linds Jermyn Rochester, N.Y. Barbara A, Jones Bethlehem. Pa. Darline Keely Binghamton, N Y. Teresa Kuch Wayland. N.Y. Kathleen Lester Buffalo, N.Y. John A. Lyons Malone. N.Y. Michael Obstein Williamsville, N.Y. Thomas L. Partridge Rochester, N.Y. Katrina Poelma Albion, N.Y. Lucille Red man n Schoharie, N.Y. Robert Schneider Interlaken, N.Y. Barbara Schuhr Tonawanda, N.Y. Thomas A. Solck Rochester. N.Y. Jay Teitelbaum Brooklyn, N.Y. Mary Vella Rome, N.Y. Sherilyn Whitlock Rochester. N.Y. Cornelia K. Zyerveld Islip, N.Y, 128 College of Fine and Applied Arts Harold f, Brennan Dean 129 School of Ant and Design Stanley H. Witmeyer Director Roger A. Bailey Fairport, N.Y. Donald A. Dickinson Rochester, N.Y. Mary E, Greenwood Hamburg, INI. Y. Jeanne C. Harris Far Rockaway, N.Y. Sandra M. Hazlett St. Louis, Mo. Robert Keough Syracuse, N.Y. Miriam S. Kolko Rochester, N.Y. Helen Levinson New York. N.Y. George N. Lucas Jr. Nunda, N.Y. Lois P. Mahoney Pittsford, N.Y. Susan Parker Holland. N.Y. Rosalind Schwartz Rochester, N.Y. Pat tie Vastsko Binghamton. N.Y. Ellen Williams Little Rock, Ark. Master of Fine Arts 131 Bachelor of Fine Arts 132 John E. Almekirtder Rochester, N.Y, Christopher A, Baker Westfield, N.Y. Thomas Baker Rochester, N.Y. Elaine Bazar Troy. N.Y, Donna L. Benjamin West Edmeston, N,Y. Ellen Bloom Buffalo, N.Y. Kathleen Bowles Rochester, N.Y. Carol A, Caflrey Rochester. N.Y. Janet Camclio Rochester. N.Y, Thomas H, Champion Sidney. N.Y. Linda R. Charkow Belhpagc, N.Y. Catherine Croom Fairport, N.Y, Nancy A. Dalessandro Rochester, NrY, Penny L. Davies Port Byron, N.Y. Jan Detanna Rochester, Pa. Bernard A, Dick Rochester, N.Y. Rose M. Ennocenli Rochester, N.Y. Brenda Erdle Rochester, N.Y. David C. Folk man Stiff erin, N.Y. Robert C. Frenay Bridgeport, N.Y. Joseph Fro rat ut o Jr. Penficld, N.Y, Julianna R. Furlong Rochester, N.Y. Susan W, Gerhardt Albany. N.Y. Ernest T, Gibbs Elmira Heights. N.Y. Dnnica Glamack Rochester, N.Y. Linda Hutchinson Kenmarf . N.Y. Karen Kelly Norfolk. N.Y. Robert W. Knorr Rochester, N.Y. 133 Paul M, UBarbera Jamestown, N.Y. Edward Lester Corona. N.Y. William W. Linthicum Baltimore. Md. Mary Littlefield Rochester. N.Y, Vincent M. Lupinetli Rochester, N.Y. Michael V. Lynne Rochester, N.Y. Carol A. Moran Rochester. N.Y. Max Murphy Weedsport. N.Y. Alexandra Mychajluk Rochester, N.Y. Patricia A. O'Brien Little Falls, N.Y. Mary C. Oliver Corning, N.Y. Irene Osmolowski Rochester, N.Y. James A. Robinson Jr. Dunellen, N.J, Allen R. Rosenberg Rochester, N.Y. Joseph Rossetti Rochester, N.Y. Timothy Sauter Schenectady Susan O. Seaman Providence, R.I. John R. Should Tappan, N.Y, Randy Soper Seneca Falls. N.Y. Lawrence J. St. John Schenectady, N.Y. Busan L. Thompson Rochester, N.Y. Patrick M. Trivison Solvay. N.Y. Douglas H Twichell Wilmington, N.Y. William H. Updike Interlaken, N.Y, Susan Vacth Albany, N.Y. James B. VandeCar Schenectady, N.Y. I e nice Ventura Rochester, N.Y, Carol Wegener North Syracuse, N.Y. Douglas G. Whitfield Baldwins ville, N.Y. Clarence A, Yaniski Rochester, N.Y, 135 Associate in Applied Science Susan Ainsworth Corning, N Y. AHegra A. Ito ah an Palmyra, N.Y Peter Beesley Lynnfield, Mass. Johanna Bohoy Coming, N.Y. C. Lynn Buckley Laconia, N.H. R. Emmett Connor Rochester, N.Y Suzanne J. Crocker Rochester, N.Y. Drian E, Crothers Rochester, N,Y. Yvonne Cupolo Rochester, N.Y. Carol Czubachowski Rochester, N.Y. Jeffrey Daly Troy, N.Y. Roger DeMuth Utica. N.Y, Thomas J, DiVita Buffalo, N.Y. Oksana Eliaszewskyj Binghamton, N.Y, Debbie Elsenheimer Ark port, N.Y. Bruce Elton White Plains, N.Y. Diana Evert Rochester, N.Y. Keith Fader Rochester. N.Y. Philip Fazio Albany. N.Y. Margaret E, Ferguson Trumansburg, N.Y. Dennis W. Gural Buffalo, N.Y. Ann Henderson Elmira. N.Y. 136 Kathleen Hendrickson Spencerport, N.Y. Elizabeth A. Holbrook Laconia, N.H. Ingrid A. E, Howes Pittsford. N.Y. Nancy A. Irving Rochester, N.Y. Karen Jensen Wellsville, N.Y. John M. Kauffman Madison, N.J. Susan M. Kemp Holley. N.Y. Joyce Lentini Commack, N.Y. Suzanne Linn Rochester. N.Y. Frank J. Locurcio Rochester, N.Y. Dennis R. Mahon WaJdwick, N.J. Patricia Malotte Pittsford. N.Y. Mary B. McGrath Amsterdam, N.Y. Hugh Miller Rochester. N.Y. William Moore Kenmore, N.Y. Philip Murray New Woodstock. N.Y. Betsy Narby Bath, N.Y. Kathleen Peck Geneva, N.Y. James W. Powley II Lockport, N.Y. Karen Pryzlak Fairporr, N.Y. Bonnie A. Randall Geneva. N.Y. Kathleen Reilly Geneva. N.Y. Mary J, Richardson Pittsford, N.Y. Sara E. Richardson Pittsford Michael Ringer Buffalo, N.Y. 137 Albert H, Robbins Whitehall, N.Y. Laura Rosen Tenafly, N.Y. Robert Sanders Canandaigua. N.Y. lack Schirer Honeoye Falls, N.Y. Wendy R, Shoemaker Hamburg, N.Y. 138 Elizabeth Stewart Rochester, N.Y. Helen Sundstrum Corning, N.Y, Peter Supinski Springfield, Mass, Richard V, Urso Scaiord, N.Y, Thomas Van Scozza Orchard Park, N.Y. Roger W- Wahl Webster, N.Y. Gladys Walker Fairport, N.Y. David R. Weller Geneva, N.Y, Barbara A, Wills Danbury, Conn, f. Daniel Wintermantel Allegany, N.Y. Vladimir Wirlo Rochester, N.Y. Bonnie Zimmerman Wolcott. N.Y. 139 School for American Craftsman Harold J. Brennan Director 140 Ellen M. Finkelstein New Milford. N.J. Robert F. Garren Asheville, N.C. Roger A. Kroll Flushing, N.Y. Marilyn Pawlowski Nanticoke, Pa. Timothy P. Stanley Manchester, Mass. Kenneth A, Welch New London, N.H. Master of Fine Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts Linda Apodaca Rochester, N.Y. Donna Cutter Palmyra, N.Y, David Ebner Tonawanda, N.Y. Peter H, Leue Albany. N.Y, Robert F. Vance Pittsford, N.Y. Anne L. Zeller Penfield. N.Y. 141 Associate in Applied Science Joseph DiStefano Poughkeepsie. N.Y. Virginia Dohncr Valley Stream. N,Y. Janis Dykema Rochester, N.Y. Anthony Jachimowicz Elba, N.Y, Roberta Jones Willoughby, Ohio Patricia Moore Weedsport, N.Y. Christopher Profit Bermuda Linda Rothman Bronx, N.Y. Claude G, Terrell III Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Carolyn B. Thomas Rochester, N.Y, 142 143 School of Photography William S, Shoemaker Director Bachelor of Fine Arts Joseph D, Brother St. Louis. Mo. James Fallon Albany. N.Y. Joel Freitl Brooklyn, N.Y. John Hansen Milwaukee, Wis. Thomas P. Hurtgen Fewaukee, Wis, James F. Jones Old Saybrook, Conn. Howard J. Schwartz Cleveland, Ohio David Vance Miami. Fla. 145 Bachelor of Science William H. Apton Massapequa Park, N Y. Bruce P. Bean E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Rcuvcn Binder Rehovot. Isreal Robert W. Bristol Burlington, Vt. David L. Brown Lorg Branch, N.J, Lawrence E. Butler San Antonio, Tex. William L. Cassidy Jamesville, N.Y, Ronald J. Cichowski Berlin, Conn. John C, Compton Rochester. N.Y. Munn R. Dodd Jr, Morristown, N.J. Thomas Donovan Wilmington, Del, James H. Forsythe III Auburn. N.Y. Michael Foster Milford, N.H, Philip J, Fraga New Bedford, Mass. John A. Freer Beacon, N.Y. 146 David Gray Niagara Falls, N.Y. Ralph S- Haller Alexandria, Va. Thomas S. C. Holberton III Wayne. N.J. Jack K. Hoyt Chicago, 111. William A, Karp Bronx, N.Y. John E. Karpers Chicago, III. James H. Kilberg Collingswood, N.J. Robert E. Kudola Stamford, Conn. Michael E. Leary Los Gatos, Cal. Paul □. Linford Wilbraham, Mass. Harry I. Lipkind Lynn. Mass. Donald B. Macdonald Phoenixville, Pa. Maxim Marcille Jr. Albion. N.Y. John M. Mehan Stillwater. M.Y- Paul T. Muckier Orchard Park. N.Y. 147 K. Michael Murphy Flossmoor, III. Jean-Guy Naud Sepl-iles, P.Q., Canada S. T. Nottingham III Fori Madison, Iowa Francis J, Parrish Hazleton, Pa. Lincoln Perry Walfirlovni, Mass. Andrew J. Phillips Tulsa, Okla. Cristobal Rodriquez- Torres Ponce, Puerto Rico Gerald H. 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Decker Poughkeepsie, N.Y, Michael A. DeSantis North Bergen. N.J, Gregory Dolgash Old Forge, Pa. James Ecclestone Windsor, Ont.. Canada Herbert I- Eichelberger Gastonia, N.C.. Denny Egan Ovid. N.Y. Steven M. Felton Rcgo Park, N.Y. Charles C. Ferguson Jr. Westport. Conn. Allan Fink Ml. Morris, N.Y. Blwyn A, Frey Fairport, N.Y. Michael B. Fried New York, N.Y. David W, Gleiter Hat boro. Pa. Roger T. Goss Milford, Conn, Paul Gumto Pittsburgh, Pa, Gary Gundersen Manasquan, N.J. Algirdas, Gust inis Rochester, N.Y. Lee Harrison Gncontfl. N.Y. Robert J. Harrison Wenonah, N.J. Maurice D. Hartman Harleys ville, Pa. Charles F. Hi lor Penficld, N.Y. James L. Hoxichin Webster, N.Y. Vincent J. Indelicate Auburn. N.Y. John B.Jacob Chariot, W.C. David B. Kemp Rochester N.Y Alfred Knapp Fulton. N.Y. Jona Krueger Phoenix, N.Y. Harold W, Larson Jamestown, N.Y. Christopher S. Law Franklin, N.Y. James M, Leveson Niagara Falls, N.Y, Hoo Joong Lim Seoul, Korea Richard Link New York. N.Y, James S. Lyons Mt. Lakes, M.J, Stephen S. Mangionc Buffalo, N.Y. Robert E. Marion Springfield, Pa. Darryl A. Marks Woodmerc, N.Y. Myrna Martin Rochester, N.Y. 151 David J. Maslanka Lima, N Y. Robert P. Mayer Buffalo. N Y D. John McCarthy Springfield, Mass. William R. McGee Monfieello, Ind. Gary ]. McSweeney Rochester, N.Y. 152 Sam McVicker Syracuse, N.Y. Richard D. Meade Rochester, N.Y. Robert J. Meriesko Gary, Ind. Morgan H. Nick Wernersville, Pa. John E, Nowlan Jr, Needham, Mass. W, Linus Oberkoelter David L. Pivovarnik Robert J. Raymond Jon Roberts Rochester, N.Y. Springfield, 111. Utica, Mich. Massapequa, N.Y. J. Michael Ogata Marc D. Pollack Brian Reed Mike Romeo Chicago, III. Cleveland Hts„ Ohio Rochester, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Steven F. Paes Bradley Primeau Greg Reynolds Harry Schaefer Tenafly, N.J. Bay City. Mich. Islington, Out.. Canada Hillsdale. N.J. Jeremy Pantelt Carl Quilitzsch Great Neck, N.Y. Pawtucket, R.I. Bruce E. Park Steven R, Raichclson Canandaigua, N.Y, Longmeadow, Mass. 153 Tom Schmolt Massillon, Ohio Frits U, Schwaner Princeton. N.Y. James Segall Cranston, R.F. John Sharrarri Springfield, Mass. Terry Simmons Akron, Ohio Ralph Simon Hicksvilte, N.Y, Scott H. Sims Lancaster, Pa. Daniel Sinto Rye, N.Y. Keith M. Snyder Delmar, N.Y, William Stephens Sharpsville, Pa- Heat her Thornton Barrington, R.I. Thomas J. Thuma F.ndicott, N.Y. Carl Toth Cleveland, Ohio Gregory Troup Schenectady, N.Y. Luana L. Trovato Rochester, N.Y. Stephen E, Van dewater Watertown, N.Y. Galyn J. Vogel Meriden. Conn, Robert A. Watson New Hyde Park, N.Y. Clayton B. White Short Hills. N.J. Clark C. Whitnev Ilion, N.Y. James N. Wiley Pittsburgh, Pa. John Witter Spencerport, N.Y. Paul W. Wohlfcll Elba, N.Y, John E. Yost Elysburg, Pa. Carl Zuker Westbuty, N.Y. School of Pnintinq 155 Hector H. Sutherland Director Bachelor of Science John F, Abate Providence, R-I. John R, Accorso Rochester, N.Y. Vincent Amentia Rochester. N.Y. James Andel Berwyn, III. Ronald H. J. Antioco Richard J. Capella Joseph H. Cohen John N. Currie Brooklyn,, N.Y, White Slone, N.Y, Providence. R.I. Athol Mass. Kenneth R, Barta James C. Carpenter Robert D. Cohen Kenneth E. Davis Jr. Euclid, Ohio Tonawnnda, N.Y. Island Park. N Y Concord, N.H, Harry Blecker Stephen R. Charkow Richard Co vale tun David G. Decker Albany, N.Y. White Plains. N.Y. Omaha. Neb. Rhinebeck. N.Y. Steven Bleicher Gary A. Cohen Allan S. Cross, Jr. Lawrence R. DeSino Bayside. N.Y. Flushing. N.Y. New Milford, N.J. Rochester. N.Y. 1SB Roy P. Dibb Jamestown, N,Y. Rhys Dickerman Round Lake, N.Y. Prabhakar D. Dixit Poona, India David A. Doyle Belmont, Mass. John Dunn Silver Spring, Md. John W, Eckblom Braintree, Mass. John R. Farrington Plainfield, N.J. Thomas R. Fiederlein Cambria Hts.„ N.Y. Joseph W. Ford II Cincinnati, Ohio Terry French Brockport, N.Y. 157 Michael B. Fried New York. N Y. Richard G„ Friis Ilion. N Y. ohn J. Gardella Springfield. N.J. Frank Garufi East Hartford. Conn. Joseph Gershoff Brooklyn, N.Y. Vijay B. Gharpure Wardha, India Terry Cille St. Paul, Minn. Marvin A. Goldstein Indianapolis, Ind, Howard I. Gralla Bethpage, N.Y. Joseph M. Green Bethlehem, Pa. Robert J. Gregory Cleveland, Ohio Paul R. Grieco Valley Stream, N.Y. Kenneth P. Hageman Danville, III. David T. Hamblett Newport. Vt. Augustus D, Hampson Watcrbury, Conn. 158 Paul Honisko II Parma. Ohio Peter C. Hare Dumont, N-J- Barry Hartman Brooklyn, N.Y. |ame K. Henderson Lansdowme, Pa, James R. High Union, N.J. Fred G. Higham Pleas amt ville, N.Y, Charles R. Holden Sagharbor, N.Y. Henry J. Tnterdonato Great Neck. N.J. Francis M. Jala Dunelllen, NJ, Robert M. Kenworthy East Aurora, N.Y. Robert J. Kolock Hamburg. N.Y. Richard W. Kruse New Milford,, N.J. Richard J. Lagicwski Steven K. Landress Deer Park. N Y. H. Douglas Laughton Rochester, N.Y. 1S9 John H- Lawrence Constable, N.Y. Roger W. Linde Egge Ms villo, N.Y, Pierre R. Lintault Great Neck, N.Y. James Edgar McGlrr Malden, Mass. Joseph P. Meehan South Portland, Mass, 160 Jack Mil ici Rochester, N.Y, Louis C. Morin East Hartford, Conn, Bill Munx Berkeley Hts., N.J. Carl W, Neuscheler Brockport, N.Y. Howard S- Newman Queens. N.Y, Joseph A. Norcross New Haven, Conn. Robert C. CTDwyer Norwalk, Conn. Paul Ovchinnikoff. Jr. Detroit, Mich. Payong Padanupong Bangkok, Thailand Richard Preuss Yonkers, N.Y. James E. Fritz: Sanitaria Springs. N-Y. Edward Leon Rettig West Orange, N.Y. Sanford Rieff New Milford, N.J. Robert A, Rosenberg Bronx, N.Y. David G. Rosenthal Union. N.J. Ronald L. Russell Findlay, Ohio Edward R, Russo Livingston. N.J. Leonard Sandick Brooklyn, N.Y. 161 Gabriel Sciurba Michael S. Simon James M, Swart?. Irving Van Wert Thomas |, Williams Astoria, N.Y. Mohegan Lake, N Y, Liverpool, N.Y. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Madison, N.J. Eugene W. Shapiro Paul M. Smith Robert G. Tischer Charles Venetian Joseph W. Wilson Bronx. N.Y. Washington, D.C. Franklin Sq., N.Y. Kenmore, N.Y, Avon. N.Y. George P. Sichak Robert B. Smith Richard Claar Todd Thomas Verrastro Stephen P. Winter Rochester. N.Y. Reading. Mass. Cheasapeake, Va. Greenwich, Conn, Annandale. Va. Frank J. Silbert William H. Spiegel Elaine D. Vanderploog Stephen R. Whittaker William S. Zao Glenside. Pa, LaCrosse. Wis. Roseland, N.J. East Providence, R,I, Hong Kong Howard S. Simon J. Thomas Stuab Steven Van Rees J, Thomas Williams Walter F. Zawacki Atlantic Beach, N.Y. Pittsburgh. Pa. Syosset, N.Y. Clarendon, Va. Rochester, N.Y. Associate in Applied Science Mark Altbier George Barnes Lewis N. Becker Stewart L. Berman Richard Boissonhault Pittsburgh, Pa. Rochester. N.Y. Sharon, Mass. Holyoke, Mass. Holyoke. Mass. Peter A, Aschoff Clyde Baumwell Dan L. Beckman Jaun Bigio-Ramos Richard Boltzhauser North Bergen, NJ. Jamaica, N.Y, Cincinnati, Ohio Puerto Rico Pittsburgh, Pa. 163 Gary A. Brogdon North Field. Ohio Robert J. Buckley Albany, N.Y, Richard F. Budden Binghamton, N.Y. Peter K, Champagne Buffalo. N.Y. Richard Cicolta Rochester, N.Y. W- Pat Collins Detroit, Mich. Anthony J. Colozzo Brooklyn. N.Y. Stephen Creson Rochester. N.Y. loseph D, Cummings Peterborough, N.H. Clifford K. Cyphers Meriden, Conn. Wayne J. Desbrovv Rochester, N.Y. Frank E. Disco Agawam. Mass. Phil Dubitsky Bronx. N.Y. Dennis P. Dufck Massapequa, N.Y. Tom Edwards Bluffton. Ohio 1B4 Bill Fisher lames M. Frank Charles B. Goes Steve Grassberg Howard W. Heerwagen Hunting Valley. Ohio Union. N.J. Chicago. III. Fair Lawn. N J. Springfield, N.J. William J. Ford Harry F. Gilbert Lloyd Goldberg Bruce Alan Hack Michael R. Horgan Jr, Parsippang, N.J. Philadelphia. Pa New York. N.Y, Southfield. Mich. Kendall Park. N.J. James Forleo Michael Glenn Daniel J. Grieco Jack L. Hagenbuch Alan D. Horowitz Ossining, N.Y. Schenectady. N.Y, Valley Stream, N.Y. Easton, Pa. Clifton. N.J. 165 Elliott Horvath Scotia, N.Y. P e ter Interdonatn New York, N.Y. Joseph P, Kanski Philadelphia, Pa. John W, Kerner Erie, Pa. Alan S, Kimball East Providence, Ri. Bruce J- Knowlton Homer, N.Y. John T. Koziar Clifton. N J. Robert P. Kudwa Fulton. N.Y. 166 Paul Kwiecinski Bethpage, N.Y. Kenneth W. Lehmann Minneapolis, Minn. Steven J, Livingston Burbank,, Cal. Herbert Mallet Piltsburgh, Pa. George A. Manley Dover, N.H. Martin J. Marks Queens, N,Y, Stuart Menkes Wantagh, N.Y. Ted Mike Jr. Horwell, N.Y. Albert Mokes Kenilworth. N.J. Tim P, Molgaard Franksville, Wis. William Mulley Roslyn, Pa. Brian Nicholas Seaford, N.Y. Seth Oser Philadelphia, Pa. James D. Otis Manchester, N.H. 167 Car] M. Palmer Richard A, Raveson Joseph L. Rollinson Gil Slimson Ralph Visonc West Chester. Pa. Bethesda, Md. Miami. Fla. Takoma Park, Md. Ridgewood. N.Y. Thomas A. Pini fames Redenbach Bieiwcnido Rosado James Sutherland John Wilson Lyndhurst, N.J. Buffalo, N.Y. Arecibo. Puerto Rico Rochester, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. Larry Pocobello James Ressbr Steven Rost Ronald Swanson Robert J. Wislocky Buffalo, N.Y. Allentown, Pa. Smithtown, N.Y, Lutherville, Md. Chatham, N.J. David W. Queer Stephen Rimmer Richard Sales Douglas J, Thomas Wong H. Wong Pittsburgh, Pa. Quincy, Mass. Bronx, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Singapore Doug Robinson Ray Searles David E. Thompson Steven Zenker Shawlmigan. Que.. Cinnaminson, N.J. Ebensburg, Pa, Roslyn Hts., N.Y, 160 Canada College of Science Ralph L. VanPeursem Dean 169 John P. Dietrich Staff Chairman Biology Department Bachelor of Science John S, Forrest John E. Parnell East Rochester. N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Mary Agnes Mittiga Mary Francis S. Travis Rochester, N.Y. Perinton, N.Y. Associate in Applied Science Charles V. Ange Rochester, N.Y. R. Ian Baybutt Rochester, N.Y. Zelda R. Roles Whallonsburgh, N.Y. James Danko Johnson City, N.Y. Alan Dirk Webster, N.Y, Mark Finkelstein Baltimore, Md Ralph A. Gaudio Carthage. N.Y. Randolph R. Henke Rochester, N.Y. Bruce Luders F. Im n, N.Y. Gerald L. Yarrison Rote, Penn. 171 172 Bachelor of Science Associate in Applied Science Michael B, Albin Ilion, N Y. Cynthia Barker Ossining, N.Y. Ostein Barnes Chester, Pa. Cynthia Basamania Spencerport, N.Y. Sally Calkins West Henrietta, N.Y. Toseph Corradino Rome, N.Y. Terry Deregowski Rochester, N.Y. Dawn Doviak Sauquoit, N.Y, Sharon Effrtge Rochester, N.Y, Linda Frey Kenmore, N.Y. 173 Ellen J. Lotspike Rochester, N.Y. Sharon A. LoVecchio Rochester, N.Y. Cylhia |- Maness St. Petersburg. Fla. Mary E. Osipovitch Canton, Pa, Linda R. Putnam West Chazy, N.Y, Linda Riesenberger Rochester, N.Y, Suzanne Salzer Rochester. N.Y, Mary Rose Sdoia Rochester, N.Y. Carolyn Snyder Rochester, N.Y. Joanne F. Vance Oswego, N.Y. Ann Wilson Rochester. N.Y. 74 Chemistry Department Robert L. Craven Staff Chairman Master of Science Mary Ann Conklin Frederick M. Dclles Edna W. Magdcr John H. Flatman Robert D. Slentz Monroe, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Tel Aviv, Israel Batavia, N.Y. Scottsville. N.Y. Bachelor of Science Joseph H. Dayton Andrew J. Harhay Livingston Manor, N.Y. Canajoharie. N.Y. Gerlad G. Grzywinski Glenn W. LaFcber Rochester, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Barry F. Nelson Salamanca, N.Y. Beatrice M. Oakes Hornoil, N.Y. Richard A, Partis Samuel J. Seymour Rochester, N.Y. Hancock, N.Y. William P. Reese, Jr, Robert W. Smearing Rochester, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. 176 Richard Abrams Walworth. N.Y. Rhea Ambrose North Babylon, N.Y. Vernon Amcrman Rutherford. N.J. Charles D. Dudgeon Syracuse. N.Y. Robert E. Duxbury Pittsburgh. Pa. David Eaton Esperance, N.Y. fames A. Full Rochester, N.Y. David Germaine Rochester, N.Y, Robert A. Gill Rochester, N.Y, Anthony D. Gingello Rochester, N.Y. James P. Giauser Rochester, N.Y. Brian E. Greemwald Jamestown, N.Y. David Hermans Rochester. N.Y, Jerald R. Horncastle Fairport, N.Y, Raymond Jay Interlaken, N.Y. 177 Roger Kuntz Rochester, N.Y. Richard F. La Monica Jamestown, N.Y. Mitchell R. Lestico Cazcnovia, N.Y. Charles J. Mathis Rome, N.Y. Norbert Norkus Webster, N.Y. James E, Nowaeki Rochester, N.Y. William R. Peterson Kenmore, N.Y. Robert Pizzo Elmira, N.Y. Kenneth J. Reed Rochester, N.Y. Wayne B. Scott Montreal, Canada Bruce Shepardson Fairport, N Y. Nicholas M, Sztanko Rochester. N.Y. James H. Walling Savona, N.Y. Donald Walrod Wells ville, N.Y Russell Witkowski Kingston, N.Y, Milan S. Zeman Little Falls, N.Y. Mathematics Department Richard J. Hoerner Staff Chairmen Bachelor of Science Robert C. George Edward B. True Rochester, N.Y- Concord, Mass, Dolores Anderson Sodus. N.Y. Paul Clement Rochester, N.Y. John Davison Rochester, N.Y. Richard H. Doricth Webster, N.Y. Peter M. Donahue Ilion, N.Y. Robert W. Hagen Wilmington, Del. Robert B. Herrick Rochester. N.Y. Privitera Russell Rochester,, N.Y. Mad ally n Schad Buffalo. N.Y. Jane H. Thompson Gouverneur, N.Y, Kathleen Trombley Ilion. N.Y. Charles P. Yonko Binghamton. N.Y. Susan Young Penfield, N.Y. 180 F. Kingsley Elder, Jr. Staff Chairman Stuart B. Elston Glenn F. Guhman Elmira, N.Y. Newark Valley, N.Y. Bachelor of Science Physics Department Associate in Applied Science Steven Butler Donald P. Gel© Richard A. Norton Brooklyn, N.Y. Rochester, N.Y. Rochester, N Y. Nancy E. Elder John R. Lawson William Volcko Rochester, N.Y. Jamestown, N.Y. Marcellus, N.Y. College of General Studies 182 Paul Bernstein Dean (UOI-VM 'T.KWH 183 ORGANIZATIONS 186 Technnila Staff (Below) Ann Richardson, Gerry Segelman; (left) Bruce Smith, Bruce Hack, (Opposite, above] Joel Freid, Beth Hooghkirk; (below) Mr. R. Webster, Skip BlumenthaL 187 188 I “Friday? What do you mean it’s Friday? I've still got fifteen pages of copy to type up! you're sitting on the negatives for the page one photos!” “Stop the presses? What kind of talk is that?” Things can get fairly hectic when over 4,000 peo- ple depend on you to get them their Reporter on time. But, the staff loves it—they’ve got to, they’re newspapermen. Each week, the editors, photographers, artists, reporters, the publisher, compositors, and many others, labor at Herculean tasks to ensure that the Reporter will be on the stands each and every Fri- day—and, that it will be worth reading. “Why? This question is seldom asked. But, “Let’s do it even better next week!,” that's a slogan. Swap to it, folka vw ORWE'LL RitfE f) AMOrHEP LCA OCNIST REPORTER Publisher: Pat Collins Editor-General Manger: Philp J, Fraga News Editor: Gram Hamilton Sports Editor: Jack Kcrncr Campus Editor; Dave Huloon Secretary: Amilda Rockwell Feature Editor: Neil Shapiro Asst. News Ed: Jim Sutherland Reporters: Alison Adams, Ralph Reagon. Barry Goldfarb, John Yacevieh, John Wantcr, Russ Anderson, Ron Carroll Graphic Arts Ed; David Folkrnan Art Editor: Pete Bceslcy Photography Editor: Bob Kiger Asst. Photo. Ed: H. Nick Morgan Photographers: Ken Owen, Peter Gould, Steve Kelly, John Viehc Portrait Phot: Gerald Roinanowsld Business Manager: Doug Wadden Public Relations: Phil Dubilsky Production: Richard Boissonnault Dewey Connolly. Ed Simon Proofreader: Martha-Jane Freeio Advisor: Thomas J. O'Brien 189 Symposium Horace once said, “A picture is a poem without words.” Carlyle added, years later, ‘‘Poetry, there- fore, we will call Musical Thought Symposium, RIT's creative arts magazine, is dedicated solely to the visual and literary culture present on our own campus. The “Musical Thought” that emits from each of us, and the picture-poems created here are our material. Our finished book is a means of intimate communica- tion for anyone interested in the arts. As M. P. Moussorgsky said, “Art is not an end in itself, but a means of addressing humanity.” By uniting with the student body, the Symposium staff strives to fulfill this goal. 190 WITH News is a new but rapidly growing branch of R.I.T.’s radio station, WITR. It gathers, edits, and produces world and national news, state and local news, sports, weather information, and complete campus news cover- age for immediate broadcast to the R.LT. community. WITR News also serves as the information center during such campus activities as Frosh Daze and Spring Weekend, Staff members learn and develop techniques of “electronic journalism” as well as expanding their knowledge of one of the most immediate of news mediums. Rear left to right: E. Ernst, W, Thompson, H. Taylor, T, DiGoccamo, K. Kulin. J, Kitrosser, G- LaCourse, C. Hettrick. Sitting left to right: L, Duprey, D. Dexter. WITR 191 □e Malay Club The R. I. T. De Molay Club is a group of students who wish to con- tinue in or enter into a closely knit fellowship with common inter- ests, and who would like to share mutually profitable social activities and work projects for the benefit of each member as well as the entire student body. Activities for the year included the presentation of speakers, par- ticipation in various organizational activities on campus and in the community, as well as a bowling party and work parties throughout the school year. The informal meetings and get togethers provide a relaxed atmos- phere for developing lasting friends with a minimum amount of time spent away from the many pressures of campus life. I 192 SCM The Student Christian Movement has become known as the Protestant group which spends its time helping others while having fun doing it. Last year we started The Boswell Coffee House for RIT students. The atmosphere is that of a normal coffee house, with folk music or jazz playing almost constantly. The entertainment is either from live musical groups, or from one of the finest short film lists ever made up in this area. The SCM also sponsors retreats for our students at least one of which is a camp-out. On these retreats, issues that are pertinent to modern students are discussed. Some of the other programs that the SCM sponsors in connection with the Chaplains’ office are such things as drug conferences, the War and Peace seminar, and sex discussions. All of these are open to all RUT students. 193 Hillel Hillel is a religious, social, and cultural organiza- tion devoted to helping all the students of the Jewish faith to enjoy a rewarding college life at R.I.T. The Hillel Director, Rabbi Joseph H. Levine, and Mr. Julius Schwartz of Genessee Lodge B'nai B’rith help in an advisory capacity. Religious services, study groups, and Oneg Shabbots provide a basis for the cultural pro- gram. Social life revolves around parties and dances with other Hillel groups in the vicinity. Other events include conventions,, home hospi- tality, and bagels and lox breakfasts, Officers: Bruce Alan Hack, president: [on Roberts, vice-president; and Edith Berkov, secre- tary-treasurer are the hub of Hillel leadership. Newman Apostolate With the establishment of R.IT, as an “exempt chaplaincy by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, the Roman Catholic community at the Institute takes on the nature of a Campus Parish, with all the facilities ordinarily connected with a well-run parish, and then some. Within the structure of the community, the Newman Aposto- late has the nature of a service organization, whose only purpose is in aiding the smooth functioning of the Parish, This it does through committees directed towards the Liturgy and Sacra- ments, the Social and Service Apostolate, the Educational and Theological Apostolate, and the maintenance of the Boswell Coffee House, which is run jointly, as an ecumenical endeavor, with the Student Christian Movement. Sister Theresa Daniel and Father Gerald Appelby serve as Chaplains to the Parish and advisors to the Apostolate, 195 IVCF Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, a nation-wide organization, is a group of students who indi- vidually. and collectively, seek to present Christi- anity to others on the college campus, and to promote a greater understanding of the Bible. The basic activities of IVCF are Bible studies, prayer meetings, lecture discussions on various topics of interest, as well as social activities. Periodically, retreats and Bible study courses are held at different locations in this area, There are fall, winter, and spring retreats which not only provide fellowship with the students from other colleges and universities, but also provide a time for intensive Bible studies, discussion, and lec- tures on pertinent topics. 196 ISF The International Student Fellowship was formed from an interest and a need. The foreign student was in need of information on where to go and what services were available to him. This meant having friends who could help him. The interest came from the American student who not only saw the need and wanted to help, but was also interested in learning from and understanding the foreign student. Orientation week is most important for the foreign student. It is during this week that he meets other members of the Fellowship at a special orientation program, is introduced to faculty mem- bers, and then the group’s advisor, Robert Koch. One student remarked that without this program he would never have known that other courses besides printing were open to him, or that the faculty members could be so helpful. A skating party at the R.I.T. ice rink brought a lot of laughs and bruises, since it was the first time on ice for many. Another activity that was very rewarding was a “Cook-In at Dr. Koch’s house, at which every one made or brought a sample of a native dish, for example; sukiyaki and pumpkin pie. Other activities we have had in the past are field trips to Niagara Falls, and special open parties centered around students from one country. Included were guest speakers, movies, and discussions. 197 Fnosh Council It shall be the purpose of the Freshmen Student Council to promote organization and spirit in the Freshmen Class, to train members in leadership, and to provide representa- tion of the Freshmen Class to the Student Body. The Frosh Council is an orientation program in student government. Freshmen are introduced to parliamentary procedure and the mechanics of self-government. Council officers and representatives have the opportunity, on the basis of their training, to become leaders of the Student Association. 196 Forensic Society The R1T Forensic Society, in its thirteenth year of intercollegiate debate and oratory, participated in more than twenty-five inter- collegiate tournaments and debate activities this year. Debated was the proposition—Resolved: That the Federal Government should guarantee a minimum cash income to all citizens,” The members of the Forensic Society have found the activities very beneficial to them as individuals. It has taught them how to argue logically, to study the problem thoroughly, to reach solid conclusions rapidly, and most of all, to do these in a spirit of friendly competition. The officers of the Society are: Ray Unger, president: Cynthia Kussmaul, vice-president: and Beverley Estes, secretary-treasurer. Professor Joseph E, Fitzpatrick is the advisor. 199 Decem Jani The main purpose of Decem Jani is to investigate student problems and to propose measures to correct these problems. Most of the Board's work is of long-range nature, often taking years to carry through to completion. The ten students and administrative advisors on the Board do this work in the best interest of the student. Often the students seem to picture Decem Jani as a cloak and dagger organization because all members of the Board are anonymous except the Chairman and Secretary. This anonymity is employed to ensure that the views of the Board are not influenced by constant pressure from individuals or groups. The views expressed at the meetings are. therefore, those of typical students. Membership to the Board is made by the Selection Committee after the student has shown an interest in working towards the best interests of the student body. The members who graduated last year are Ralph Atkin, Robert Hankey, Ronald Antes, Edward Lederer, and John Patterson. J. Maud, chairman; S. Whitaker, secretory 200 The Student Court, in its third year, has been the highest student disciplinary body on campus. Although a part of the R.I.T. student government, it functions independently of the Student Association, The Court has the power to assume either apellate or original jurisdiction in any case involving a member of the Student Association, It is further empowered to hear cases among or between organizations, or to refer cases not affect- ing the entire student body to the proper authority. The Court is composed of six student justices and one faculty justice; the members serve for a period of a year. The Chairman for this year was Michael Foster. The Court is an important element of the Student Council and came about through the efforts of students over a period of two years. Student Court 201 C. Bcrretta J. Eckblom M. DeSantis N, Eiscn P. Drexel G. Evans R. Duerr S. Gerhardt Student Association Under the constitution of the Student Association, the Student Council is the governing body for all students and is led this year by the Student Association President, Paul Smith, The Student Association is divided into three parts: the Student Senate, President's Cabinet, and the Student Court. The President’s Cabinet, consisting of seven directors, is presided over by the President of the Student Association, It is the responsibility of the Cabinet to perform the ad- ministrative work of the Association and to implement and enforce the legislation of the Senate. The Vice-President of the Student Association, Donald Hanson, presides over the meetings of the Senate. Each member in the Student Association is represented in Senate by a Departmental Senator, The number of Senators from each department is computed by the number of students in each department, utilizing a base Figure of one Senator per 100 students. Major organizations—W.R.H.A., I.F.C., Panhellenic Council and R.A.A.—are also represented in the Senate, The Senate controls the policies and pro- grams of the Council, and determines expenditures of the budget which is usually over seventy thousand dollars. 202 P. Fraga C, Holden ], Green R. Jones P. Grieco D. Loshin D. Hanson M. MacGregor M. Marks S. Smith A, Ritsko T. Staab J. Roberts S. Walls ■ College Union “We, the students of the Rochester Institute of Tech- nology, desiring to promote better recreational, social, cultural, and educational services for the college com- munity, do hereby establish the College Union of the Rochester Institute of Technology by the authority granted us from the Board of Trustees of the Institute.” This statement is the preamble of the College Union Constitution, and it expresses the desire of the College Union to promote interest in the Rochester Institute of Technology; to bring about a greater spirit, unity, and co-operation among all the members of the Rochester Institute of Technology community; to encourage in students the development of leadership and skills through the active participation in the Union; to pro- vide the best possible recreational programs and facili- ties; and to achieve a position as a respected con- tributor to the establishment and maintenance of a high educational, social, and cultural standard for the Institute, The management and control of the affairs and functions of the Rochester Institute of Technology College Union shall be vested in the Director of the Union and Union Board of Directors. The Union Board includes ten students and four faculty staff members. The Union Board sponsors popular concerts, cultural artists concerts, and lectures, recreational games tour- naments, the Talisman Film Festival, the C.U. Show- time, and programs for special interest groups. 204 Drama Guild “Like other groups, 1967-1968 was a year of waiting for the RIT drama Guild. The new theatre in the College Union will bring many changes in program for the Guild, Until this theatre is ready, the Drama Guild is producing a movie “Starfish” based on a play by Dane Gordon, College of General Studies. It is directed by Richard Sebast, A D, and Gary Webb, A D. A Variety show is being toured and work- shops in the technical aspects of theatre are being offered to RIT and the com- munity. The Brute by Chekov toured area coffee houses, homes for the aged, hospitals, etc. The Land ojf the Dragon, a Chinese fantasy for children had ten productions last year including a showing at the New York Theatre Festival in Corning, New York in April 1967. 205 Glee Club The R.I.T. Glee Club is a performing ensemble serving the school and the community. It is com- posed of fifty select voices under the direction of Mr. Brian Ellard, a graduate student from the East- man School of Music, The membership is chosen by tryouts held at the beginning of each quarter. The club’s activities dur- ing the year include: Performing at various school functions and assemblies; two major concerts at Christmas and Spring; a bus trip to Alfred, New York, for the Chorus Competition; and parties for members. This year the Glee Club participated in R.I.T. Day at the Greece Town Mall. The officers for the year were: Clint Coles, Presi- dent; Tom Boyce, Vice-President; Donna Williams,, Secretary, Jon Roberts, Business Manager; Ed Coyle, Publicity Chairman; Carole Warner, Social Chair- man; Briain Kelly, Historian; Bob Rogers, Librarian: and Dick Von Kampen. Recording Engineer. 206 Chess Club The HIT CHESS CLUB provides a means for interested chess players to meet in order to improve their game and enjoy friendly com- petition, During meetings, chess games are analyzed, and instruction is provided by our advisor, Dr. Julian Salisnjak, and other expert players. Members of the chess dub have an oppor- tunity to try to be on the RIT Chess Team which will be participating in the Regional Chess Tournament during the winter quarter. Other activities consist of a campus wide open tournament, and a Student-Faculty Tourna- ment held during the spring. The officers of the RIT Chess Club are: Donald Palermo, president: Robert Mericsko, vice-president; Ronald Loiaicono, secretary- treasurer: and Dr. Julian Salisnjak, advisor. 207 ARA Licensed amateur operators that are members of the ARA can talk over the air to spread the name of RIT around the world. The club operates under the call letters of K2GXT. Last summer during the Radio Amateurs Field Day, the club demonstrated its ability to provide the community with emer- gency communication for such situations as a wide spread blackout or power failure. Continuous 24 hour operation was sustained from a well equipped tent pitched near the new RIT campus picnic sight. A wire antenna system was engineered and erected around natural existing structures while all operat- ing power was obtained from a gasoline engine driven by a portable generator. Members of the student body interested in becoming Hams,” may benefit from the club s periodically scheduled morse code and radio theory classes. From these activities ARA hams learn by helping others. 20a IEEE The purpose of IEEE is to acquaint members with the developments in Electrical Engineering and other related fields. It, also, strives to maintain high technical and ethical standards among its members. The Student Branch has as its purpose the fostering of qualities needed by the engineer which are not fully cultivated in the class- room. The Branch provides an organization in which the technical developments and ideas of the student can be recognized. To fulfill its purpose, the Student Branch has a program which includes guest speakers, panel discussions, field trips, and a Student Papers Contest. In the past, we have toured such places as: WROC, the local radio and T.V. station; Brookwood, RG E's nuclear power project; and the Antique Radio Museum in Holcomb, New York. We have, also, had lectures on computers, lasers, very-low frequency propagation, etc. The year’s activities are con- cluded with the annual banquet. 209 The “AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TOOL AND MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS ’ is geared to stimulate nonacademic interest in the field of mechanical engineering. Stu- dent chapter rrl8 at RIT accomplishes this through the varied programs open to the students. These programs consist of panel discussions, lectures, and plant tours. The senior chapter in Rochester through their cooperation and guidance lend assistance in the realization of our goals. Membership entitles the student to the benefits of the “ASTME STUDENT QUARTERLY.” a magazine published by the national organization in the interest of student members; fellowship with other students outside the classroom, and other activities, including the annual steak roast in May. The exposure to a national professional organization and the demands of leader- ship in this organization is of great value to future engineers. 210 ' Computer Club The 1620 Computer Club was formed during the 1965=66 school year. Its primary purpose is to in- form interested members about the techniques of computer programming and the impact computers have made on today's civilization. Among the achievements of the Computer Club to date are: production of the first computer-printed master copy for the Student Directory; providing for other organizations the first activity-interest contact lists: and developing religious preference lists for use by the campus religious organizations. 211 The National Society of Interior Designers strives to promote a professional interest in interior design by expanding upon the formal education and training acquired in the classrooms through a richly varied program of activities. Social events are planned to include visits to restaurants, theatres, and other places noted for their interior design and architecture. At the organi- zation's speaker functions, the members are able to hear from and question interior designers, architects, and other professionals related to the field. Special highlights of this year’s activity included a trip to Expo '67, the Christmas Boutique of items designed by the members, the three-day Interior Design Seminar, and the annual Designer’s Tour of New York City. The Society also sponsors a yearly design competition among the mem- bers and awards a scholarship to the winner. This year's officers were: Carole Walden, president; Ruth Ann LaMar- tina, vice-president; Mary Vella, secretary: Sherilyn Whitlock, treasurer. Faculty advisor is Mr. Joseph Schuler of the School of Retailing. 212 ASAS The Art School Art Society is a social and intellectual organization devoted to providing an opportunity for an exchange of ideas be- tween people interested in the arts. One of its main purposes is to promote and encour- age a deeper understanding of Lhe inter- related art media—painting, music, photog- raphy—by its members, by other students at Rochester Institute of Technology, and by the community when possible. As a group, ASAS activities involve not only meetings, but field trips to various ex- hibits, guest speakers, and informal discus- sions. In the past, the Art School Art Society has had a number of exhibits of work by its members in banks, libraries, and various other places of business in the area. 213 SMPTE The R.I.T. Chapter of the Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers presents to students an opportunity to further their knowl- edge in the general field of Photographic Sci- ence. A series of lectures, supplemented by movies, is held each year to attain this goal. Membership in the R.I.T. Chapter includes na- tional membership and also a subscription to the national journal. The highlights of the year is the presentation of award winning senior research papers in the technical photographic field. This event draws interest among those active in the field of photographic science and engineering. 214 Photographic Society The goal of the Photographic Society is to enrich the education of the students in the vastly complex field of Photography, through the encouragement of an all encompassing environment. In this way, each member is directly involved with making the Society a meaningful investment, as it aims for the cultural as well as intellectual enrichment. In order to enhance this enrichment of its body, it provides a vast curriculum of presentations, exhibitions, lectures, darkroom privileges, a banquet with guest speaker and individual competition within the Society. 215 Varsity Cheerleading Squad A cheerleader leads the shouts of encouragement, approval, or congratula- tions. Why do we continue cheering when spectator participation is far from great? We have the best reason of all. We admire our teams and respect every individual who has the initiative to go out and try to bring another victory to R.I.T. We cheer for the teams to encourage them, and to show our approval. This year’s varsity cheerleaders are: Nancy Sypnier, captain: Elaine Feehan, assistant captain: Jan Frum: Patty Vona; Linda Edwards; Allison Kelly; and Karen Lindsley. The alternates are Lonette Danitz, Donna Car- ragher, Karen Gates, and Jan Hayward. flow 1: J. Hayward, N, Sypnier. E. Feehan. Row 2: P. Vona. L. Edwards, K. Lindsley, J. Frum. flow 3: K. Gates, A, Kelly, L. Danitz, D. Carragher 216 Ski Club Ski Club held a mountain climb and a cabin party early in the year. The first trip was to Turin, New York and the second to Vermont, A raffle was held for raising money, which helped to sponsor day ski trips to surround- ing areas. During the Spring Quarter, the club entered a booth in the Spring Weekend activities. Also, movies and a ski demonstration were held during the regular meetings to add interest. The Ski Team represented RIT in meets throughout the Northeast, Pi Club Pi Club, an organization of printing students, is one of the largest organiza- tions on campus. The club's purposes are to promote fellowship among students throughout the School of Printing, provide the students with additional knowledge of printing and allied industries, and to keep the student abreast with the technological advances which are continuously occurring in the industry. These three purposes are accomplished by monthly club meetings which include guest speakers from local printing establishments, and motion pictures dealing with different aspects of printing. In addition to regular monthly meetings, the club takes field trips to businesses in the surround- ing area. Early in the school year, the Pi Club went to Ilammermill Paper Company in Erie, Pennsylvania, where the members saw how paper is made. The officers this year are: Roger Linde, president; Ronald Russell, vice- president: Steve Webendorfer, secretary: Richard Todd, treasurer: Robert Wislocky, education chairman: Tim Molaard, social chairman: Paul Kwie- cinski, publicity chairman. Faculty advisor is Mr. Paul McKinnon. 216 Rifle and Pistol Club The RIT Rifle and Pistol Club provides in- terested students with an opportunity to either learn to shoot or to keep in practice (for the more experienced]. In addition, the Club hosts an annual Turkey Shoot” in the fall and a Ham Shoot” in the spring. The Club provides all members with the use of Club-owned firearms. Members prac- tice at the Army Reserve Range on Friday evenings. Club advisor is James D. Richardson of the Physics Department. 219 Student Wives’ The Student Wives' Association was formed in I9601 for the wives of full-time day students. The goal of the organization is to promote friendliness, social fellow- ship, and a feeling of being part of the school. Student Wives work to achieve these ends in many ways. A business meeting is held each month, followed by a planned program with refreshments. In addition, special social events are spon- sored throughout the year for married couples. Upon their husbands' graduation, mem- bers receive their own special degree “PIIT”—Putting Hubby Through. Children born while their fathers are still in school receive the “Honorary Citizen of R.I.T. citation. The officers of Student Wives for this year are: Roxanne Meehan, president: Jean Morley, vice-president: Jane Chevier, Sec- retary: and Pat MacDonald, treasurer. 220 Scuba Club The RIT Scuba Club offers an opportunity to its members that is unmatched by any organization on campus. Through the combined efforts of the Scuba Club and the YMCA, an intense, highly professional, certified training program is offered to any interested member of the student body. This year, in a financial effort to expand the club’s assets and the general diving program, the club held their First Underwater Blast” in the Ritter-Clark gym. The club, also offers a variety of diving films, is a member of the Genessee Underwater Council, and weather permitting, conducts “group dives” to nearby lakes and flooded quarries in the springtime. For many members this “group dive” offers the first diving experience in open waters and is the consummation of ten weeks of rigorous conditioning and testing. Officers are: Dick Kozowck, president: Doug Laughton, vice-president: Wayne Pesuit, treasurer; and Frank Silbert, dive coordinator. 221 SPORTS CAR CLUB The R.I.T. Sports Car Club is composed of people who believe that the automobile is more than a means of transportation. It is open to anyone, even if he doesn’t own a car. This year, our second year in existence, we have about forty members. They partici- pate in and organize rallies and gymkhanas. The club meetings feature speakers or films or rallies, gymkhanas, and racing. One of the early events this year, was the MINI PRIX LXVII, a well attended inter- collegiate rally. The R.I.T. Sports Car Club presents a well rounded program of motoring events for the membership, the school, and the community. 222 Alumni Association The RJ.T. Alumni Association for over fifty years has provided the opportunity for alumni to continue their interest in the Institute, to maintain contacts with classmates, and to ad- vance the prestige of the Institute through their alumni activities. All graduates are automatically members of the Association. Governed by an Executive Committee elected by the entire membership, the Association promotes programs of value to both the alumnus and to the Institute. Regional dubs are active in various cities. Editor’s Pages 224 225 226 Delta Lambda Epsilon Delta Lambda Epsilon is the professional photographic fraternity with Alpha Chapter headquarters at R.I.T. The Greek name is derived from the abbreviation of the terms D Log E, which are the coordinates of the graphi- cal representation of the characteristics curve of a photo- graphic emulsion. Each year the freshmen photographic students are introduced to the school and the community through the fraternity Frosh Daze programs, which are high- lighted by the annual Eastman House Open House. The Fraternity strives to advance the standards of the brothers and to help the students in the school through its program of lectures and demonstrations by noted individuals in the field of photography. The lecture series is culminated each year with the annual Brehm Memorial Lecture, which features an internationally prominent individual in the photographic field. D. Burening L. Butler P. Chambliss J. Dowdell R. Cichowski R. Goslee R. Goss j. Hoyt P. Johnson G- Kinborg H. Lip kind M. Marcille, Jr. J. Naud F. Newlan, Jr. F, Parrish D. Pivovarnik G. Romanovvski W. Shoemaker S. Shore B. Siegel R. VanArsdell E. Wilson 230 Gamma Epsilon Tau This organization’s name is from the ancient Greek language. Gamma means letter, literature, or alphabet, Epsilon, science or knowledge, Tau, art or craft . . . hence, the science or knowledge of the art and craft of letters. Since Zeta chapter's beginning in 1955 at the Institute, the brothers have strived to further the Graphic Arts as well as to broaden the individual through a never-ending search for greater knowl- edge. In this age of rapid technical development, the fraternity has tried to keep pace through edu- cational meeting, publications, and symposiums. A 3.00 grade point average has to be maintained in order to qualify for membership into the fra- ternity. C. Barnes W. Billings M. Bixler D. Branam P. Champagne R- Cyr T. Edwards F. Garufi D. Grastorf R. Gregory II Hai:k P. Hageman j. Henderson F, lligham M. Kleper D.Laughton J. Lawrence B.Leaventon T. Molgaard R. O’Dwyer f. Otis P. Orchinnikoff J. Kessler A. Richardson E, Vanderploog T, Williams W. Zawaeki 231 HrePHHPH T. Arend R. Champion R. Conway R. Croft A. Bennett f. Conklin F. Cook J. Davies J. Bugbee P, Comstock E. Cooley D. DuFlo Delta Sigma Pi Socially and professionally representing the School of Business at R.I.T., Delta Sigma Pi is the profes- sional International fraternity with the purpose of Furthering ethics and science in Business Administra- tion. Open professional events are held on such topics as estate planning, salesmanship, personnel recruit- ing. etc. The Brothers maintain a vigorous social schedule including participation in Spring Weekend and the annual “Rose of Delta Sig’r dance. The Fraternity has enjoyed a prosperous year with a great increase in membership, and is looking for- ward to expanding both its membership and its scope of activities during the coming year. W. Cavitt M, Giaser F. Guenther R. Hennip R. Krebbeks I.. Ligouri R. Loomis L, Marsocci M. M or ley W. Parish T. Partridge J. Patterson O. Pcterdy S, Pcthcrbridge W. Reddy J. Skimkonis W. Strom j, Thornton 232 Phi Gamma Nu The Alpha Lambda Chapter of Phi Gamma Nu, the National Professional Sorority in the field of busi- ness and commerce, is the newest sorority on the R.l.T. campus, The purpose of Phi Gamma Nu is to encourage academic study and high scholarship, to promote participation in school activities, to increase profes- sional competency and achievement, and to further a high standard of commercial ethics and culture. A unique part of our program consists of our pro- fessional meetings whereby both men and women, holding key positions in the world of business from the Rochester area, come and discuss future career opportunities in their respective fields. We also hold an annual tea during Spring Quarter for all the incoming Freshman women enrolled in the College of Business. E. Abbott D. Carragher J, Hayward B. Newsom L. Redmanmi A. Santore J. Stmcyze J- Adelman B. Csigi B, Jones C. Pippa M- Rudack A. Sonia S. War cup S. Barone D. Dziewitt S. Krumm G. Gertram N. Eisen H, Knapp A,Burns L. Foosc B. Lee B Gardner A. Galletta F. Moran 233 Alpha Sigma Lambda The honorary fraternity Alpha Sigma Lambda was formed in the Spring of 1964. The initials A.3.L. symbolize Activities, Scholarship, and Leadership, the guiding principles of the fra- ternity. Alpha Sigma Lambda exists for two pur- poses. First, to encourage students to aspire to the goals of participation in activities, scholastic excellence, and responsible leader- ship; second, to grant recognition to those students who meet the standards and qualifi- cations for membership. Alpha Sigma Lambda has continued, since its founding, to recognize campus leadership. Brenda Erdle Susan Gerhardt fames K. Brian A. Moore John T. Siaab Ilonald W. Henderson Pau| M Smith Mr. A Stephen Hanson Douglas H. Walls Laughton Advisor 234 Front Row—Left to Right: James Chambers Gary Manuse. Mike Adams, Raymond Hurysz, Gerald Swan, Nick Abbatiello. Second Row—Left to Right. Ronald Beis- wenger, Lynn Schmidt, Dr, Walker (Electrical Department Head), Richard Van- Duren, Karl Sperber, Bruce Robinson, Epsilon Mu Honor Society Membership in Epsilon Mu is open to out- standing students in the College of Applied Science. Epsilon Mu encourages academ- ic excellence in the College of Applied Science by offering a tutoring service to students and by acknowledging a student’s achievements through membership in Epsi- lon Mu. Epsilon Mu, however, requires more than academic excellence of its members. Mem- bers are urged to become “good citizens” both of the R.I.T. community, and after graduation, the community in which they reside. Epsilon Mu members are urged to become involved in their community. Epislon Mu feels that a person’s most honored possession is his integrity, and it is our goal to promote this ideal among the rest of the engineering student body. Front Row- Left to Right: Paul Back (Secretary), Professor Brown, Professor Bieh- ler, Professor Henderson (Treasurer), Dr. Kirkpatric. Second Row—Left to Right; Richard Sypula, John Wasula (Secretary), Donald Hanson (President), William Arnold, Charles Bienenstein, Absent From pictures are Fred Puttlite (Vice-Presi- dent). and Alfred Perry. 235 Tau Kappa Alpha- Delta Sigma Rho DSR-TKA is the National Honorary Fo- rensic Fraternity on the RIT campus which supports the idea of responsible speech and public speaking as basic necessities in a free society. By improving one’s ability to communicate,, he may look for- ward to leading a successful college and professional career, because regardless of the level one achieves, effective communi- cations is always required. DSR-TKA hosts a yearly High School Debate Tournament, allowing state wide high school debates a chance to participate and learn through the process of debating on a college campus. This is one of the educational aspects of the yearly on and off campus DSR-TKA program. Requirements for becoming a member of DSR-TKA are a two year membership in Intercollegiate debate and maintenance of a position in the upper 35% of your class. KrariMK frrinrar Irnnuf imam tniiHi mracJE iriFiti rrmm ■nciue rannr jnaiiE jgcinf f?PQE M ■2 rniap 236 Eta Mu Pi In i960, the School of Retailing became the home of the Omieron Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa of Retailing, Eta Mu Pi. The pur- pose of this honorary society is to promote ethics and science in the field of Retailing. Requirements for an invitation to member- ship include a cumulative Grade Point Aver- age of 3.0; 65 quarter credit hours; 35 of which must be in Retailing courses; and 100 hours of retail work experience. Members are inducted quarterly, with a formal closed induction banquet in the Spring. At this social event, an honorary member is inducted who has shown outstanding leader- ship in the dynamic field of Retailing. The honorary member for the year 1967 is William R. Thayer, Group Manager for the ]. C. Penney Company. B, Buffington M. Rogers W. Strom f, Henry C. Shaffer J. Zinn P. Keegan J, Springer 237 238 R. Crandall J. Daylon F. Delias R. Gilman G. Grzywinski A. Harhay J. Horncastle P. Hammcslahr M, Hollander J. Kalnins R, La Monica W. Lippke V. Loveless R. NJarburgh B. Nielsen F. Paris R. Partis W. Reese G, Southworth E, Rynkowski D. Sypula S. Seymour J. Walling R. Shaw R. Smearing Alpha Chi Sigma Since its charter was granted in 1966, Beta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma. National Chemistry Fraternity, has endeavored to provide social activities, professional con- tacts, and fraternal spirit for each of its members. This past year, members of Alpha Chi Sigma have par- ticipated in such activities as Spring Weekend, Interpro- fessional Fraternity softball and football, safety programs, and professional lectures and dinner meetings. Beta Sigma is also circulation manager of the American Chemical So- ciety journal, CHEMunications. These and other functions provide opportunities for forming life-long friendships and broadening the professional knowledge of the members. The Brothers of Beta Sigma, bound together by ties of friendship and profession, are proud to be identified with Alpha Chi Sigma as men of worthy ideals and capabilities. 239 Panhellenic Council College Panhellenic Council was initiated in Septem- ber of 1965, and is the governing body for the two national sororities, Alpha Sigma Alpha and Alpha Xi Delta. Panhellenic Council strives to obtain harmon- ious internal relations between the two sororities. The Council sets high ideals of scholarship and eth- ics for the sororities lo follow. Our goals are to achieve sorority unification and campus participa- tion, and in the final outcome, stronger sisterhoods on campus. Special events of the year included Greek Week- end, Panhellenic Tea, Greek Songfest, and Spring Weekend, among other cultural and social events. The Council’s officers are: Marilyn MacGregor, president; Janet Camelio, vice-president; Cornelia Zyerveld, secretary; and Lisa Dunn, treasurer. Ad- visor of Panhellenic Council is the Dean of Women, Miss Deanne Molinari. 240 J. Camelio L. Dunn R. Ennocenti K. Foss K. Kelly M. Kretchmer M. MacGregor H. Sundstrom C. Zyerveld I- Ford |. Green j. Gregory T. Gille Interfraternity Council Interfraternity Council is the co-ordinating body of the fraternities on campus. Representation consists of the respec- tive presidents of each fraternity. IFC promotes competition between fraternities, awarding trophies in such activities as football, volleyball, bowling, basketball, and softball. Each year the coveted Scholarship Trophy is awarded to the fraternity with the highest grade-point average for that year. This year IFC has been under the leadership of the follow- ing men: Ranald Antos, president; James Hopkins, vice- president; Joe Green, secretary-treasurer; Charles Holden, public relations; Barry Goldfarb, athletics; and Tom Strader, advisor. I- Hopkins n. Turn mini a N. Leonard D. Perlmutler 241 Alpha Sigma Alpha One time Delta Qmicron founded in 1921, and now Gamma Iota Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha since 1964, we have entered the 1967-68 year with true Campus (New and Old) spirit. We have grown through the leadership and guidance of many beloved members too numerous to mention. Through continuous efforts in rushing, pledge training, and alumnae activity, we have stimulated our growth and progress. Our social events include our dinner dance, joint par- ties with many of the fraternities, and participation in Greek and Campus events such as the Toga Party and Greek Songfest, and Spring Weekend. We also participate in the Red Cross Swimming Pro- gram and the Campus Blood Drive. Our services have increased, and our members, true to the teachings of Alpha Sigma Alpha, have brought distinction to our sorority which we will lake with us to the New Campus and the very first sorority house in the history of Gamma Iota Chapter. S. Ainsworlh A,Beahan . Bo hoy N. Bosserf C. Buckley S- Clauson C. Czubachowski 242 S. Denny D, Evert 0. Eliaszewskyj G. Fay M. Ferguson B. Grippe C. Hewitt N, Horsington K- Jensen R. Jones K. Kelly M. Kretchmer M. MacGregor ML McMahon P, Moore S, Nifenger G. Ogborne P. Pienkowslki S. Price W. Sheomaker H, Sundstrom J. Thompson B. Wills G. Zverveld 243 E. Bazar K. Bowles D. Benjamin J. Brown J. Camelio C. Cooke L. Dunn L. En hind B. Erdle 1J. Elsenheimer R. Ennoeenti K. Foss S. Gerhardt j. Gregory 244 S. Johns D Keely B. Marshall M. Oliver M. Previdl B. Ricciardo C. Rizzo B. Schuhr S, Slovef E, Vanderploog S. Warren C. Wegener Alpha Xi Delta Proudly stands the gold, Proudly stands the blue, Proudly stand the spirit, Of sisters kind and true. This is the song of the girls of Alpha Xi Delta Soror- ity who proudly wear the quill, their symbol of truth, friendship, and justice. Founded upon the ideals of leadership, character development, and scholarship, the sorority provides a source of life-long ties among its members, ties that last beyond the college years. The Delta Lambdas are active throughout the year within sorority and around campus. Some of this year’s highlights include Greek Week, the Greek Songfest, Spring Weekend, ‘‘Goodie Bag1' Day, as well as work in various Red Cross programs and volunteer programs at the Veteran’s Hospital at Canandaigua. 245 R Buckley S. Creson M. Fabian R, Gramiak H. Mallet E. Retlig B. Cohen T. Cross T FJedeiiein R, Gramiak P. Moskowitz S, Schneiderman G. Cohen R, Bibb D. Folkman J. Hoyt A. Pardyjak D. Sinon S. Cojac A, Dunham R, Goldberg R. Jasser D. Pliner E. Shapiro W, Erickson J. Goro M- Kahn D, Queer P. Shirk 246 Alpha Epsilon Pi On March 5, 1965, a group of eleven students assem- bled to hold their firs! meeting of the local Rho Iota Fraternity. Rho Iota was founded upon the ideals of Brotherhood which were incorporated in the signposts of Alpha Epsilon Pi. Perserverance, honesty, mutual helpfulness, faith and humility were the ideals that these men looked up to. On November 12, 1966, Rho Iota colony received the status of a chapter from the Alpha Epsilon Pi National. Alpha Epsilon Pi offers the unity of brotherhood, friendship, and participation in the fraternity life at R.I.T, Two of AEPi's goals are the advancement of the individuality of each member, and their sense of belong- ing, We are extremely concerned with the academic achievements of our brothers and do our utmost to pro- mote the intellectual growth of our members. Aside from being active in all school and IFC events, AEPi presented the Turtles during the Spring of 1967. This event became the highlight of R.I.T.’s social calen- dar, In accordance with our social policy, AEPi pre- sented another popular Rock and Roll group during the Spring of 1968. We also held our Second Annual Home- run Derby. This past year has been one of growth. Since its founding, our Brotherhood has grown in size over 300 percent. Our physical growth, however, is not our great- est accomplishment, nor is it our goal. The growth which we recognize as our zenith is that of knowledge, devotion, and experience. This is what truly separates us from the average fraternity, and makes us a great one. 247 Phi Kappa Tau Gamma Nu Chapter of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity can most certainly be called an ideal chapter. Our definition of an ideal chapter being one that is first a credit to the college in which it is located, second a credit to the national fraternity, and third a credit to itself. We, the brothers of Phi Kappa Tau, take pride in all we do. We participate vigorously in campus activities and endeavors and are continually among the highest scholastically on campus. Many of the services we perform throughout the year are participation in the Red Cross Blood Drive, our annual Christmas party for the underprivileged children, and other community projects. The high- light of our social calendar is the crowning of our queen during the Sentimental Sweetheart Weekend. Our basic requirements for membership of innate worth, democratic principles, and Christian ideals are not merely stressed during pledging. They are con- tinually enhanced throughout the year, thus instilling the chapter with a close bond of brotherhood. J. Accorso [. Black E, Clymer A. Colozzo T. Davis R. Dobson V. Amantia [Burns [.Corbett C. Cyphers F. D'Amico R. Duerr 246 S. Ensminger VV. Gibbons E. Huszcza J, Lawson R. Plummer R. Rippstein I. VanWert ]. Fallon J, Green R. Jay B. Liberatore M. Pollack F. Salway T. Verrastro W. Falzone J. Gregory S, JanRees E. Luberda E, Porter R. Shanehrook ]. Yacevich W. Farnsworth J. Hazen B, Johnson S, Menkes W. Preston J. Shearer F, Way ' Vnn J- Hopkins J. Kain J. Murphy R, Raveson J, Teitelbaum S. Winter R Gajewski T. Hurt gen R. l.aRose M. Ogata H. Richards M. Thomas R. Wislocky 249 Phi Sigma Kappa As a national fraternity. Phi Sigma Kappa pro- vides the experience and mature leadership neces- sary to adequately Fulfill the ideals of fraternalism. Through a cooperative effort our qualified leaders encourage high scholarship and sound financial management. Phi Sigma Kappa was founded in 1873 at Massa- chusetts State College. Since then it has had rapid growth because of the sound foundation laid by its charter members. The Upsilon Tetarton chap- ter at R.I.T. came into existence in 1960 when an active brotherhood known as Phi Sigma Phi was granted a national charter in Phi Sigma Kappa. From its beginning the chapter has had a steady growth and taken its place as a leader among the fraternities at R.I.T. Phi Sigma Kappa today is the largest brotherhood on campus with active broth- ers in every major organization. Phi Sigma Kappa places scholarship first above all else. We realize that every man is at school primarily to study and every possible aid is given to brothers in regard to their study habits. We at Phi Sig strive to maintain high academic standards while retaining the social harmony that makes education a pleasure. F. Ault R. Boissonnault G, Church L. Fela A. Austin A. Boscarino K. Clark j Ford C. Baker J- Brady R. Coppola T. French W. Batley G. Briggs G, Cutlip R. Friis W. Bennink G. Brogdon A DePalma J. Gardella C. Bisbing J. Cannan D nuley D. Haney 250 S. Herrick R. Kochanuski S, Linford R. Maslott J. Kanski S. Lawrence R, MacGregor A. Maynard R. McIntyre T. Mikula C. Neuseheler S. Phillips R. Rainone W. Vance R. Warren R. Wensley P. Morse [.Oliver P. Piotrowski T. Staab B. Van de Water W. Walvoord D. Whitfield I- Murray B. Opalka J. Potenza W. Thompson C. Venetian J. Watkins C. Wood 251 G. Adams [. Alquist R. Callari R. Coleman A, D Angelo G, Evans R, Frew M. Adams J. Angelichio C. Collinge R. Colt T. Edwards M. Evra L, Fuller 252 Sigma Pi The main goals of Sigma Pi are to provide a healthy social atmosphere for college men and provide the op- portunity of preparing men for the transition from school to industry. To the college male, no other unit or organization can offer as great a means to comple- ment his educational training. For this reason the broth- ers are proud of Sigma Pi, a fine example of a college fraternity, The highlight of the year is Fall Weekend with the crowning of our Harvest Moon Queen. This social event is the culmination of much hard work by the brother- hood. We are active in all school functions and are proud to have brothers playing on the athletic teams and participating in student government at R.I.T. V. Garcia T. Gille P. Hageman I. Hagenbuck F. Hermance E. Hoffman C. Holden C. Hughes J. Kauffman M, Kmen R. Kazowyk N, Leonard. B. Logan F. Maestri J. Mazdra J. McGirr J. Merri field D. Monte Verde M. Nixon L. Morin C. Olson N. Mulvenna H. Olson L. Penn T. Pfaffenback J. Ressler R. Soper P. Trivison f. Van de Gar 253 Theta XI Although Theta Xi is a social fraternity, activity in campus affairs plays an important part in our service to college and community, Theta Xi is involved in such campus and civic affairs as Spring Weekend and The Red Cross Blood Drive. The brotherhood also shows strong support for the IFC programs, and our concentrated efforts in this area have won us the Volleyball Trophy, the Greek Sing Trophy, and the Softball Trophy, among others. The highlight of our year is Sweetheart Ball At this time the brotherhood bestows their trust and admiration on a very special person, their Sweet- heart. This coupled with the appearance of the smil- ing faces of the alumni promote a most memorable and enjoyable weekend. Most importantly, Theta Xi stands for individual- ity and trust in ourselves, for these are what make us the “Leaders On Campus,'' A. Alaimo If. Baert C. Baylis C. Beier D, Benz M. Bogdanowicz C. Hull T. Champion J. Cucinelli D. Decker J. Delanna J. Eckblom J. Farrington D. Grieco R. Lem P, Pa square 111 K. Koss G. Sciiarba B. Fisher P. Grieco R. Linde D. Pfaff E. Russo M. Sinicki J. Forleo H. Heerwagen W. Martin F, Pfeifer T. Sauter P. Smith D, Frodin J, Ives B, Moore T, Rollend D. Santner R. Urso A. Gardner P, Kwiecinski B. Nicholas G. Powers N. Schoenberger D, Vance S, Gray S- Landress P. O'Malley S- Rieff R. Searles G, Watters P Aschoff S. Bleicher W. Baskind W. Bochenko Tau Epsilon Phi The watchword of the fraternity has been careful expansion—a blending of chapters with a common aim and purpose as embodied in the “Creed of Tau Epsilon Phi,” but never expansion for expansion’s sake alone. Epsilon Nu Chapter at RXT. is a Brotherhood whose goals are to provide group living with a well planned social life. Keeping the ideals of the fraternity in mind, service to the community has been a highlight in the past year. This has been demonstrated by Tau Epsilon Phi’s support of the March of Dimes. Tau Epsilon Phi means life; it is the hub around which one’s college life centers, the difference between lifetime friends and casual acquaintances made at school. Tau Epsilon Phi is mental; it is the undivided devo- tion that a Brother shares with the chapter. A chapter’s most valuable assets are its Brothers. Tau Epsilon Phi is pride; not only in the past, but in the future accomplishments of the individuals and the chapter as a whole. A. Bouley I. Brooks S. Cimilluca L. Cohn I- Daly R, Demuth J. Ecclestone B. Elton A. Fink W, Ford M. Fried ]. Gershoff 250 S. Vogel C. White B. Weinstein S, Zenker A. White M. Glenn C Coes R. Gregory G. Karlin A. Kinsler R- Longobardi B. Luders R. Marciniak B, Matthews D. Mishkin H. Newman D- Perlmutter S. Scheingarten R. Sxvanson F. Schwaner S. Tillson E. Shack R. Tischer H. Simon F. Ventre 257 Alpha Phi Omega The XI Zeta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the National Service Fraternity is now in. its sixth year at R.LT, The brothers of this Fraternity strive to uphold their cardinal principles of leadership, friendship, and service through the numerous projects they have rendered for the R.I.T. Campus, the Rochester community, and the country. Not neglecting any facet of a man’s college life, the chapter provides a well filled calendar of social events, and a well rounded athletic program in addition to the many fold service program. ' 1 ! i t I 256 Campus Queens Carol Ralston 260 Debutant Queen Harvest; Moon Queen Cori Zyerveld 261 Carol Rizzo Moonlight Queen 262 Sweetheart Queen 263 Susan Chiatery 264 Sports Queen Sally Wheeler 265 Susan Kemp Sentimental Sweetheart Queen 266 Susan Biles Greek Goddess 270 Cross Country 272 273 Photogmpher: Philip Frag 276 277 Hockey 282 283 285 288 im Track 290 2T 291 Golf 292 293 DIRECTORY Administration OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION President: Mark Ellingson, A.B , M.A,, Ph D., LL.D. Vice President [Academic Administra- tion): Leo F. Smith. A.B., M.A.. Ph.D, Vice President (Business and Finance): Frank P. Beni. B.A., M B A, Vice President (Development and Public Relations}; Alfred L. Davis. A.B., M.A. Vice President (Student Personnel Serv- ices): James B. Campbell, B.S., M.S., Ed,D. Vice President (National Technical In- stitute for the Deaf]: D, Robert Frisina, B,A„ M.A,. Ph.D. DEANS College of Applied Science E. T. Kirkpatrick, B.A.Sc., M.S., Ph D.; P.E. College of Business Edwina B. I fog a done, B.A., M.A, College of Fine and Applied Arts Harold J. Brennan. B.A., M.A. Faculty COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE Edward T. Kirkpatrick, B.A.Sc., British Columbia; M.S.. Ph.D., Carnegie Insti- tute of Technology; P.E.—Professor, Dean ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Watson F. Walker. B.S.E.E.. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute; Ph.D.. Syracuse: Professor, Department Head Robert C. Baker, B E E-,M.S.E.E.,Cornell; P.E.—Associate Professor George Brown, B.E.E.E., Vanderbilt; M.S.E.E.. Rochester—Associate Profes- sor Frederick C. Burgwardt, B.E.E., M.E.E., Clarkson—Associate Professor Kenneth W, Kimpton, B.S., Rochester; P.E,—Associate Professor Charles F. Piotraschke, B.S,. Rochester— Assistant Professor Muhamed tf. Razack, BEE,, Osmania University; M.S.E.E., Pennsylvania— Assistant Professor George W. Reed, B.E.E..Clarkson; M.E.E., Delaware; P.E,—Professor James A. Reynolds, B.S., Rochester Insti- tute of Technology; M.S.E.E., Illinois— Assistant Professor Donald C. Robinson. B.S.E E,, M S.E E. Syracuse; P.E-—Professor College of Graphic Arts and Photography Leo F. Smith. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. (Acting] College of Science Ralph L- Van Peursem, A.B., B.S., M.S.. PhD. College of General Studies Paul Bernstein. B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D, Evening College Robert D. Pease, B.S, M.A,, Ed.D. Victor Scroger. B.S., M.Ed., Associate Dean; Director, Summer Session Russell A- Norton, B.S,, M.A., Assistant Dean DEPARTMENT HEADS AND DIRECTORS OF SCHOOLS College of Applied Science Watson F. Walker, B.S.E.E., Ph.D., Head. Electrical Engineering Department William F. Halbleib. B.S.G.E., M.S.M.E.. Ph.D., Head, Mechanical Engineering Department College of Business Jerry D, Young, B.S,, M.A., Director, School of Business Administration Elizabeth A. Hurley. B.S., M.S,. Coordi- nator, Food Administration Department Roy C. Shelton, Jr„ B.S.E.E., M-S.E.E- Toledo—Instructor Martin J. Siebach, B.S., Rochester Insti- tute of Technology; M.S.E.E,. Illinois— Assistant Professor George L. Thompson, B S-E.E. Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology; M.S.E.E., Rochester—Assistant Profes- sor MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT William F. Halbleib, B.S.G.E., Massachu- setts Institute of Technology; M-S.M.E,, Rochester: Ph.D., Cornell—Professor, Department Head William M. Baggs, B.S,, State University College, Oswego; M.S,. Illinois Institute of Technology—Instructor Bhalchandra V. Karlekar. B.E.M.E., College of Engineering. Baroda, India; M.S.M.E., Ph.D,, Illinois—Assistant Pro- lessor Saul J. Laskin, MALE,. College of the City of New York—Assistant Profes- sor George H. LeCain, B.S., Tufts: P.E,— Pro- fessor Douglas M. Marshall. B.S.E.M., M.S.E.M.. West Virginia—Associate Professor George McCoy, Diploma, Rochester In- stitute of Technology—Instructor Edwina B. Hogadone.B.A..M.A..Director, School of Retailing College of Fine and Applied Arts Stanley H. Witmeyer, B.S., M.F.A., Direc- tor. School of Art and Design Harold J. Brennan, B.A., M.A., Director, School for American Craftsmen College of Graphic Arts and Photography William S. Shoemaker, B.S., M S., Direc- tor, School of Photographic Arts and Sciences Hector H. Sutherland, A.B., M.A,, Direc- tor, School of Printing Herbert E. Phillips, A.A.S., Head, Graphic Arts Research Center College of Science John P. Dietrich, B.S., M.S,, Ph.D,, Staff Chairman. Biology Department Robert L- Craven, B.A., M.S., Ph D.. Staff Chairman, Chemistry Department Richard J. Hoerner, A.B.. M.A. M.Ed., Staff Chairman, Mathematics Depart- ment F. Kingsley Elder. Jr., B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Staff Chairman, Physics Department Chris Nilscsn, B.S , Rochester Institute of Technology; M-S.M.E,. Worcester Poly- technic Institute—Assistant Professor Robert N. Rich, B.S., Rochester Institute of Technology; M.S,. Rochester—In- structor Ernest C, Schamehorn, B.S., Central Michigan; M.Ed., Wayne State; Ed.D,, Western Reserve—Associate Professor Gerhard A. W. Schremmer, Dipl.-Ing., Dr. Ing., Institute of Technology, Braun- schweig, Germany—Assistant Professor Paul Shuleshko, B.E. (Civil), State Tech- nical University, Poltava: B.S. (Honours), Candidate of Physics and Mathematics, State University, Kharkov; Dr. Tech. Sci.. Dr. Sc.h.c., Ukranian Technical Univer sity—Professor Robert L, Snyder, B.S.. Rochester Insti- tute of Technology: Ph.D., Iowa State- Associate Professor Norman J. Weinreber. B.S.. Rochester Institute of Technology—Assistant Pro- fessor COLLEGE OF BUSINESS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Jerry D. Young. B.S., M.A., Indiana State College—Associate Professor, Director William E. Beatty, B.A., Western Mary- land; M.L„ Pittsburgh; M.B.A., New York University—Associate Professor 296 Jerome D. Braverman, B.A.. Muhlenberg College; Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles—Associate Pro- fessor Dorothy L. Brooks, B.S., Indiana. Pa.. State Teachers College—Associate Pro- lessor Mary E. Burnet, Com. E.r Cincinnati; M.B.A,, Xavier; C.P.A. (Ohio)—Associate Professor John H. Burns, B.5., Cincinnati; MS., Rochester—Instructor Henry J. Cassia, B.S., New York University—Assistant Professor You-Keng Chiang. B.A., Central Univer- sity, Chunking; M.A., Ph.D., Chicago- Associate Professor John E. Cook, B.S., M.B.A,, Syracuse Uni- versity—Assistant Professor William K. Fleming, A.B., Nebraska Wes- leyan; M.B.A., New York University; C.P.A. (New York)—Lecturer Jerald Flynn, B.B.A., Niagara; C.P.A. (New York)—Lecturer William D. Gasser. B.B.A., Niagara: C.P.A. (New York, Louisiana]—Associate Professor Dale F. Gibson. B.A.. St. Lawrence; M.B.A,, Pennsylvania—Assistant Pro- fessor Thomas H. Greco, Jr., B.S., Villa nova; M.B.A,, Rochester—Instructor John K. Hartley, Jr., B.S., M.S., Georgia Institute of Technology—Assistant Pro- fessor Gene G. Hoff. Hartwick; M.B.A-, Rochester—Instructor Sally E. Huttemann, B.S., State Univer- sity College, Albany: M.A., Rochester— Instructor Henry J, Klim ley, B.S., Syracuse; LL.B., Boston—Lecturer Frances D. Loveland, B.A., Griimell— Assistant Professor Agnes M. Putney, B.A., State University College, Albany; M.S. in Bus. Educ, Syracuse—Associate Professor Harry F. Stewart, B.S., Kent State Uni- versity; M.A. in Bus. Educ., New York University— Associate Professor Arden L. Travis, B.5., Syracuse; M.Ed., Allred; Ed.D., State University of New York at Buffalo—Associate Professor Paul H. Van Ness. B.A., M.B.A., Michi- gan—Assistant Professor FOOD ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT Elizabeth A. Hurley. B,S„ Cornell; M.S., Kansas State—Associate Professor, Co- ordinator Nancy A. DeMuth, B.S., M.S., Michigan State—Assistant Professor Howard C. Green, B.S.. Rochester Insti- tute of Technology; M-S-, Michigan State—Assistant Professor Marian E. Grover. B.S.. State University College, Buffalo; M.S., Cornell Llniver- sity—Assistant Professor SCHOOL OF RETAILING Edwina B. Hogadone, B.A., Michigan: M.A., Pittsburgh—Professor, Director; Dean Ralph Burkholder, B.S., M.A.. New York University—Assistant Professor Eugene Fram, B.S-, M.L., Pittsburgh; Ed.D., Buffalo—Associate Professor Katharine F. Hartfelder, B.A., Smith— Assistant Professor Joseph H, Schuler, Jr,, B.F.A., Syra- cuse—Lecturer Raymond F. VonDeben, B.S., William and Mary; M.S., New York University— Professor Eugene O. Wilson, B.S., M.S,, Syra- cuse—Assistant Professor COLLEGE OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN Stanley H. Witmeyer, B.S., State Uni- versity College, Buffalo; M.F.A, Syra- cuse—Professor, Director Leonard M. Barkin, B.F.A., Miami: M.A.. Ed.D., Columbia—Professor Hans J, Barschel, B.A., Municipal Art School, Berlin; M.A., State Academy of Art, Berlin—Professor Norman A, Bate. R.F.A., Pratt; M.F.A.. Illinois—Professor Philip W. Bornarth, B.A.E., M.A.E., Art Institute of Chicago—Associate Profes- sor Robert A. Conge. B.F.A., Rochester In- stitute of Technology; M.F.A.. Syra- cuse—Assistant Professor Sylvia Davis, Diploma. Reale Institute della S.S, Annunziata, Italy—Lecturer Ruth E- Gutfrucht, B.F.A.. M.F.A., Rochester Institute of Technology- Assistant Professor Osmond S. Guy, B.F.A.. Illinois—Assist- ant Professor Frederick Lipp, B.A., Art Institute of Chicago—M.F.A., Rochester Institute of Technology—Instructor Donal Lumbert, B.F.A., Massachusetts College of Art: M.F.A.. Syracuse—In- structor Fred Meyer, B.F.A., M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy of Art—Professor Jacqueline A, 0'Connell, B,S„ Roches- ter; M.F.A., Rochester Institute of Tech- nology—Assistant Professor Mary Orwin, B.A., Mt. Holyoke College —Lecturer R. Roger Remington, B.F.A., Rochester Institute of Technology; M.S.: Wiscon- sin—Assistant Professor Stuart Ross, B.S., M.S., Michigan—As- sistant Professor Dezso D. Sekely. B.A., California; M.A., Long Beach State College—Associate Professor James D. Smith, B.F.A., Rhode Island School of Design; M.F.A,, Cranbrook— Instructor John E. Solowski. B.S.. State University College, Buffalo; M.A., Columbia—Asso- ciate Professor Robert T. Taugner. B.F.A., M.F.A., Illi- nois—Associate Professor James E. Thomas, B.S., Philadelphia College of Art; M.F.A., Pennsylvania State—Instructor Victor Valla, B.F.A., Rochester Institute of Technology; M.F.A., University of Illinois—Instructor Sheila Wells, B.A., California School of Arts and Crafts; M.F.A., Rochester In- stitute of Tech no logy—A s si s I a n t Pro- fessor Lawrence M. Williams, B.F.A., Kansas City Art Institute; M.F.A., Illinois— Assistant Professor SCHOOL OF AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN Harold J. Brennan, B.A., M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology—Professor, Director; Dean Britt Bruskeland, Diploma, College of Arts and Crafts, Oslo—Visiting Lecturer Donald G, Bujnowski, B.S.. State Uni- versity College, Buffalo; M.A., Minne- sota—Assistant Professor Wendell Castle, B.F.A,, M.F.A., Kan- sas—Associate Professor Hans Christensen, Certificate, National College of Arts and Crafts, Copenha- gen—Professor Hobart E. Cowles, B.F.A.. Wesleyan; M.A., Ohio State—Associate Professor Martha Gragg, B.F.A., M.F.A,, Rochester Institute of Technology—Assistant Pro- fessor Willium A. Keyser. Jr-, B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology; M.F.A., Roch- ester Institute of Technology—Assist- ant Professor Alice B. Kwiat, B.A.. M,A., Rochester— Instructor Frans Wildenhain, Master of Crafts, Stale School of Fine and Applied Arts, Halle-Saale; Rauhans, Weimar, Ger- many—Professor COLLEGE OF GRAPHIC ARTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS AND SCIENCES William S. Shoemaker, B.S., Rochester; M.S.. University of Miami—Professor, Director Charles A. Arnold, Jr. B.F.A,, Rhode Island School of Design; M.F.A., Roch- ester Institute of Technology—Profes- sor, Staff Chairman. Photographic Illus- tration Donald L. Bruening, B.A., Mount St. Mary's Seminary—Assistant Professor James Card. B.A., Western Reserve— Lecturer Burt II. Carroll, B.Gh., Cornell; Ph.D., Wisconsin—Professor John F. Carson, B.S.E.E., M.S.E.E., Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technology—As- sistant Professor Neil Groom, B.S., State University College of Forestry; M.Ed., Syracuse— Associate Professor Donald A. Dickinson, B.F.A., Rochester Institute of Technology—Lecturer 297 Mary A. Donadio, 8.S., Nazareth—Lee turer David A. Engdahl. B.S., M.Ed., Roch- ester—Associate Professor, Assistant to the Director Richard Floberg, B.A., Iowa: M.S,. Boston—Assistant Professor John Hansen, B.S., Washington Assist- ant Professor Bradley T. Hindson, B.A., Rutgers; M.F.A., Ohio—Instructor Abraham Josephson, Master Photogra- pher, Lecturer Jerome Katz. US., Rochester Institute oF Technology—Assistant Professor Leslie R. Kriins, B.F.A.. Cooper Union: M.F.A , Pratt Institute—Instructor Henry W. Leichtner, Master Photogra- pher, Lecturer James E. McMilllon, B.F.A., M.F.A,, Ohio—Assistant Professor Glenn C. Miller, B.S.. Rochester Insti- tute of Technology—Instructor Beaumont Newhall, A.B., M.A., Har- vard —Lecturer Richard N. Norman, B.S., Rochester In- stitute of Technology-Instructor Robert A. Ohl, B.S., Bloomsburg (Pa.) State College; M.A., Columbia—Asso- ciate Professor Albert D. Rickmers, B.S., Bloomsburg State College; M.Ed.. St. Banaventure— Professor David I Robertson. B.F.A., Pratt Insti- tute; M.A., Columbia University Teach- ers College—Assistant Professor Leonard Rosenborg, Master Photogra pher. Lecturer Donald L Smith. B.S,, Rochester—As- sistant Professor Arnold Sorvari, Diploma. Rochester In- stitute of Technology—Associate Pro- fessor Leslie D. Stroebel, B.S, M.Ed., Roch- ester—Professor, Staff Chairman, Pro- fessional Photography Hollis N. Todd. B.A., M.Ed.. Cornell— Professor, Staff Chairman, Photographic Science and Instrumentation John F- Trauger, AB., Bui; knell—As- sistant Professor Eugene Tulchin, B.S,, M.A.. New York University—Assistant Professor F W. Vogclsong, B.A., Albion: M.S, Michigan—Lecturer William C. Waldheim, B.S„ Rochester Institute of Technology—Instructor Edwin M. Wilson. A.AS-, Rochester In- stitute of Technology—Associate Pro- fessor Tom Muir Wilson. Cranbrook Academy of Art; M.F.A,, Rochester In- stitute of Technology- Assistant Pro- fessor Richard D. Zakia, B.S., Rochester Insti- tute of Technology; M.Ed,, Rochester— Associate Professor SCHOOL OF PRINTING Hector H, Sutherland, A.B., Dartmouth; M.A., New York University—Professor, Director Bekir E. Arpag, B.S., Rochester Insti- tute of Technology Associate Profes- sor Joseph F. 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Webster, B.S., State Univer- sity College, Buffalo; M.S., Ball State University—Assistant Professor John T S White, B.F.A., M.F.A., Notre Dame—Assistant Professor John B. Wordeman, B.S., Carnegie In- stitute of Technology—Assistant Pro- fessor COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Ralph L. Van Peursem, A.B., Central College; B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Iowa State- Professor; Dean James Wilson, Jr., B.A., New York Uni- versity; M.Ed., Rochester—Associate Professor, Assistant to the Dean BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT John P. Dietrich, B.S., M.S.. Ohio State; Ph.D., Michigan State—Associate Pro- fessor, Staff Chairman David M. Baldwin. B.A.. Reed; M.A., California—Associate Professor William A. Burns, B.A., Arizona; M.S., Elmira—Assistant Professor Robert L Gering, B.S.. M.A., Ph.D, Utah—Professor M. Joseph Klingensmith. B.S., Wheaton; M S., Ph.D., Michigan—Associate Pro- fessor Raymond Sowinski, 3.S., Ph.D,, Indi- ana—Associate Professor Egon Stark, B.S., M.S., Manitoba; Ph.D.. Purdue—Associate Professor James C. 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Rodriguez, Dr. en Ciendas, Havana (Cuba) University—Instructor Nina M. Sandberg, A.B , Cornell; M.S., Wichita—Assistant Professor 29ft Verne A. Simon, B.S., Toledo; M,S„ Purdue: Ph.D.. Florida—Assistant Pro- fessor John A. White, B.A.. Ph.D., Cambridge— Assistant Professor COMPUTER CENTER Frederick R, Henderson, B.S., M,S„; P.E., Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology—Associate Professor, Director Edward F. Mann. A.B., Eastern Naza- rene College; M.A., Boston College— Assistant Professor Ronald Stappenback. B.S.. Rochester In- stitute of Technology—Instructor MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Richard J, Hoerner, A.B., Lebanon Valley; M.Ed.. Temple: M.A.. Buffalo-—Associ- ate Professor, Staff Chairman Coenraad Bakker, B.S., Parsons College —Instructor Allan Carlton, A.B., Rochester: M.A., Wisconsin—Instructor David M. Crystal. B.S., M.S., S.U.N.Y.. Albany—Instructor Albert Erskine, A,B„ M.A., Michigan— Assistant Professor Lester B. Fuller, B.A., Houghton: M.A., Michigan—Associate Professor f. 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B.S., M.S., Indiana Uni- versity—Assistant Professor Robert Vos, B.S., City College of New York: M.S., Pennsylvania—Assistant Professor COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES Paul Bernstein, B.S., M.Ed., Temple; Ph.D., Pennsylvania—Professor, Dean LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STAFF Robert G, Koch, B.A., Rochester; M.A., Harvard—Associate Professor, Chair- man Janet R. Bickal, B.A., Connecticut Col- lege; M.A.. Columbia—Instructor Sarah Collins, A.B., Centre College; M.A., Ph.D.. Indiana University—Assist- ant Professor William DeRitter. B.A., St. Lawrence: M.A., Rochester—Assistant Professor Helen Hadsinskyj, B.S., Kharkov—Lec- turer Patricia Hardwick, B.A., College of St. Catherine; M.A., Ohio State University —Instructor Bonita ]- Longerbeam, B.A.. Kentucky; M.A., Maryland—Instructor Stanley D. McKenzie, B.S,, Massachu- setts Institute of Technology; M.A., Rochester—Instructor Elizabeth S, Mosley, B.A., Wellesley; M.A., Rochester—Assistant Professor Thomas J. O’Brien. B.S.. Rochester; M.A., Columbia—Associate Professor James J. Fhilbin, B.A., Connecticut; M. A., Stanford—Associate Professor L. Robert Sanders. B.A.. M.A., State University of New York, Albany—As- sistant Professor Norris M, Shea, B.A.. Gannon; M.A., Western Reserve—Assistant Professor SOCIAL SCIENCE STAFF Warren C. Davis. A.B., Gooding: D.Ed., Buffalo—Professor, Chairman Richard E. Bjork, B.A., Yale; M.A., Van- derbilt; Ph.D., Michigan State—Lecturer N. Evelyn Brandon, B.S.. M.S., Howard —Assistant Professor Louis R. Eltschcr III, B.A., Houghton; M.A., American University—Assistant Professor Joseph E. Fitzpatrick. B.A.. M.Ed,, Buf- falo'—Associate Professor Bruce B. Herbert, B.S-, Illinois; M.B.A., Northwestern—Instructor Clayton E. Hughes, B.A., Oregon: B.S,„ West Point; M.A., Dartmouth—Profes- sor John H. Humphries, B.S., Oswego; M.S., D.S.S., Syracuse—Assistant Professor Paul E. LeVan, B.S., Albright; M.A., Co- lumbia—Associate Professor Boris Mikolji, B.A., University of Graz; M.A., Western Reserve—Assistant Pro- fessor Louis E. Neff, A.B., Denver; M.A., Mex- ico City College—Assistant Professor John Ryan, B.S., Massachusetts State College, North Adams; M.S.. Michigan: Ph.D,. Wayne State University—Associ- ate Professor Julian Salismjak, B.S,, Sir George Wil- liams. Montreal: Ph.D., Alpen Univer- sity. Austria—Associate Professor SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES STAFF Ralph L. Gray, B.A., M A-, Rochester— Associate Professor, Chairman Frank A. Clement, B.M., Ed.M., Roches- ter—Professor Douglas R. Coffey, B.F.A., Denver; M.A., Western Reserve—Instructor Sam G. Collins, A.B., A.M., South Da- kota—Assistant Professor Norman R. Coombs, B.S,. M.S., Ph-D., Wisconsin—Associate Professor John J. Droege, B.S., M.A., M.A.T., Noire Dame—Instructor John R. Finger, B.A., M.A., Kansas; Ph.D.. Washington—Assistant Professor Dane R. Gordon, B.A., M.A., Certificate in Education, Cambridge; B.D.. London; M.A., Rochester-—Associate Professor Frances H. M- Hamblin, A.B., Wells; A.M.. Ph.D., Brown—Professor Edwin O. Hennick, B.S.E., Michigan; M.Ed., Rochester—Associate Professor Nabil M. Kaylani. B.A., American Uni- versity of Beirut; M.A.. Ph.D.. Clark— Instructor Richard D, Lunt, B.A., Oberlin; M.A., Ph.D., New Mexico—Associate Profes- sor Salah-ud-Din Malik, B.A., M.A.. Panjab: Ph.D., McGill University-Associate Professor Salvatore Mondello, B.A., M-A.. Ph.D,. New York University'—Associate Pro- fessor Pellegrino Nazzarn. B.A., P. Glannone; Ph.D., Naples—Assistant Professor James W. Wilson, B.S., St. Lawrence; M.A., Rochester; Ph D., Chicago—Pro- fessor Clarence E. Wright III, B.S.E.E.. B.S. Engr. Physics, Lehigh; M.A., Indiana— Assistant Professor 299 Seniors Abate, John F, (PR 4) Abbatiello, Nicholas T. (EL 5) Epsilon Mu Honor Society Abel, Brian K. (BA 4) Abrams, Richard (CH 2) Accorso, John R. (PR 4} Phi Kappa Tan Fraternity Adams, Alison (FA 2) FROSH Council, FROSH Daze, College Union, REPORTER, WRHA Judicial Board Adams, Gerard A. (BA 2} Sigma Pi Fraternity, IEEE Adams, John A, (EL S) Adelman, June C. (RE 4) Phi Gamma Nu, Resident Advisor, FROSH Daze Adriaansen, Stanley (EL 5) Ainsworth. Susan J. (AD 2] Alpha Sigma Alpha, Newman Apostolate Alaimo, Alan, F, (EL 2] Theta Xi Albin, Michael B. (MT 2) Alpha Phi Omega, Spring Weekend Alessi, Robert V. (EL 2) Allen, Gerald [BA 2) Allen, Margaret S. (RE 4) Almekindcr, John E. (AD 4] ASAS Alt bier, Mark (PR 2) Hillel, REPORTER, FROSH Daze Altman, Joyce E, (BA 2J Amantia, Vincent (PR 4] Phi Kappa Tau Ambrose, Rhea (CH 2) A merman , Vern on (CH 2) Chess Club. Computer Club Andel, James (PR 4) Anderson, Dolores (MA 2) Ski Club Anderson, Russell J. (BA 2] Varsity Soccer Ange, Charles V, (BI 2) Angelichio, Jerry (PH 2) Sigma Pi Ansley, Loren G. (FA 4) Antioco, Ronald H. J. (PR 4) Alpha Phi Omega Apodaca, Linda [SAC 4] Aplon, William H. (PH 4) Photo Society, Scuba Club, Rifle Club Arcidiacono, Rosalie (RE 2) Welcome Week A rend. Theodore L, (BA 4) Delta Sigma Pi Armenia, John (HA 2) Arnold, William K. (EL 5) Aschoff, Peter Allan (PR 2) Assad. David B. [RE 2j ISA Avallonc, Jean M. (FA 4) Atkinson. Gary (ME 2) Back, Paul R, (EL 5) Epsilon Mu Bailey, Roger A. (AD 5) Baker, Christopher A. (AD 4] Phi Sigma Kappa Baker, Thomas (AD 4] Baldwin, Charles L, (ME 5) Barber, Ronald (RE 4) Theta Xi. Spring Weekend, REPORTER FROSH Daze Barker, Cynthia (MT 2j Barnes. George (PR 2) Gamma Epsilon Tau Barnes, Ostein [MT 2) FROSH Council. Glee Club Barnhart. William C. Jr. (BA 4) Barone. Russell J. (BA 4} Barone, Sylvia (RE 4) Cheer leading, Ski Club, NSID, Phi Gamma Nu, Resident Advisor Barr, James H. (BA 4) Bart a, Kenneth R, (PR 4] SCM, Glee Club, Pi Club, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Computer Club, Tennis Baskind, William (BA 2} Tau Epsilon Phi. Basketball Basamania, Cynthia [MT 2) Baum well, Clyde (PR 2] Ski Club, Campus Committee of Concern Baybutt, Robert I. (BT 2] Glee Club, Fencing Baylis, Charles P. (PH 2) Theta Xi Bazar, Elaine (AD 4) Alpha Xi Delta Beahan Allegra (AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Glee Club Bean, Bruce P. (PH 4] Photo Society, Computer Club Beaulieu, Judith [RE 2) FROSH Daze, Ski Club Bechtel, John (PH 2) Rifle Club, Alpha Phi Omega Becker. Lewis N. (PR 2) Beckman, Dan L. (PR 2] Beers, Jonathan G, (EL 2} Bees ley, Peter (AD 2) REPORTER, Ski Club Bene way, John S. (ME 2] Benjamin, Donna L. (AD 4} Alpha Xi Delta, Dorm Council, TECHMILA Benner, Trudy ! (RE 2) Bennett. Donald G. (BA 4) Bonn iso n, William T, (BA 4] Berkov, Edith (RE 2) Hillel, FROSH Daze, Spring Weekend Berman, Stewart L. (PR 2) Glee Club, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Pi Club Berndt, Thomas E. (BA 4) Bcrretta, Guy (BA 4) Phi Kappa Tau, President's Cabinet, Bowling Club Berube, James (EL 2) WITR, IEEE, MRU A, Judiciary Court Bienenstein. Charles P, (EL 5) Epsilon Mu, Bowling Club Bienvenido, Rosado (PR 2] ISF Bigio-Ramos, Juan (PR 2) Bilder. Tames (PH 2) Ski Club, Glee Club Binder. Reuven (PH 4) Bleaker, Harry (PR 4) Phi Kappa Tau Bleicher, Steven (PR 4) Tau Epsilon Phi, FROSH Daze, Drama Guild Buckley, Lynn C. (AD 2] Alpha Sigma Alpha, Ski Club, IVGF Blodgett. Barbara S. (RE 4) Bloom, Ellen (AD 4} Bochenko, Walter J. (EL 2) Tau Epsilon Phi. Soccer, Newman Club Bock, Linda 1. [BA 2) FROSH Daze Bodkin, John J. (EL 4) Bogner, Ellen M. (FA 4) Hillel Bohoy, Johanna (AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Cheerleader Boissonnault, Richard (PR 2J Phi Sigma Kappa. REPORTER Boles, Zelda R. (BI 2) Rifle Club, Glee Club, American Chemical Society Boltzhauser, Richard (PR 2) Bond, Jerry (BA 4} WITR, Bowling Club BookmiUer. Gary L. (BA 2) Basketball 300 Bossert Nancy J. (RE 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Dorm Council Bowie, Thomas (BA 4) Bowker, Margaret (RE 2) Bowles, Kathleen (AD 4) Alpha Xi Delta Bradv, James (BA 4) Phi Sigma Kappa, Hockey, Newman Club Brady, James W. III. (ME 5} Brandt, David F. (BA 4) Breen. James A. Jr. (BA 4) Breitling, Edward J. (EL 2) Ski Club, IEEE Brewster, David L, (EL 5) Bridgeman, David (ME 2} Bristol, Robert W, (PIT 41 SPSE Brodock, James C. (EL 5) Phi Kappa Tau Broekhuizen, Robert (EL 5) Senate, Phi Kappa Tau Brogdon, Gary A. (PR 2) Phi Sigma Kappa Brooks, Ian K. (FA 4) Tau Epsilon Phi Brother, Joseph D. (PH 4) Brower, James E. (ME 5) Brown, David L. (PH 4) SYMPOSIUM Brown, Judith (FA 2) Alpha Xi Delta, FROSH Daze, Spring Weekend Brown, Steve (PH 2] Browne, W. Parker (BA 4) Buckley. Richard L. II (BA 4] Buckley, Robert J. (PR 2) Alpha Epsilon Pi, Fencing. Ski Club Buddem, Richard F. (PR 2) FROSH Council, Sports Car Club Buerkle. Anne (RE 2) Burgholzer. Richard P. (BA 2) Bur tew. Catherine (FA 41 Newman Club. Women's Athletic Association Burkhard, Robert (ME 2J Hockey, ASTME Burns. Alice (RE 2] Phi Gamma Nu Sorority, Glee Club Burroughs, James R. [ME 5) Butler, Larence E. (PH 4) Delta Lambda Epsilon. Ski Club Butler, Steven (PS 2) Soccer. Basketball. Wrestling, Varsity Club Byer, Paul D. (BA 2) Byers, Sharon A. (RE 2] Dorm Council, Ski Chib, FROSH Daze Caffrey, Carol A. (AD 4) ASAS, ISF Calkins, Sally (MT 21 Callan, Monica (AD 2) Glee Club Galt, Robert J. [BA 21 Sigma Pi, Ski Club Camelio. Janet (AD 4) Alpha Xi Delta. FROSH Daze, Ski Club, Newman Club, Student Union Board, Panhellenic Council, Student Senate Canaan, |ohn M. [BA 2) Phi Sigma Kappa, Ski Club, Sports Car Club Capella, Richard J. (PR 4] FROSH Council, FROSH Daze, MRHA Council Capelle, James E. (BA 2) Caplicki, Ronald C. (BA 2) Cardner, Bircan T. (RE 4) Phi Gamma Nu, TECHMILA. REPORTER, College Union Board Carcia, Vincent (EL 2) Sigma Pi, Swimming Club Caruso, Harry C, (BA 4) Caruso. Leonard (RE 4) Basketball. Baseball, Varsity Club Carmer, Constance N. (RE 4} WRHA Judicial Board Carpenter, James C. (PR 4) Case, Garry F. (EL 2] Casperson. Thomas F. [BA 4) Cassara, David (BA 2) Cassidy, William L. (PH 4) Resident Advisor, Photo Society Castle, Melvin S. (BA 4) Theta Xi Caswell, John R. (PH 2J Cavallaro, Salvatore J. [PH 2) MRHA Cesare, Albert (BA 2J Cetnar, Frederick (BA 4) Basketball, Baseball Chambers, James E. [EL 5} Epsilon Mu Champagne, Peter K. (PR 2) MRHA, REPORTER. TECHMILA, Gamma Epsilon Tau Champion, Thomas H. (AD 4) Theta Xi Charkovv, Linda R. (AD 4) REPORTER Charkow, Stephen R. (PR 4) Chester, Gregory (PH 2} Choromanskis, Frank (BA 2) Baseball Christopher, Michael (BA 21 Baseball Cialini, Robert J. (ME 2) Cichowski, Ronald J, (PH 4) Delta Lambda Epsilon Cicotta, Richard (PR 2) Clarise, Victor (ME 2) Clausius. Raymond A. (ME 2) Clement, Paul (MA 2] Ctymer, Edward W. Jr. (PH 2] Phil Kappa Tau Cohen, Garry A. (PR 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi Cohen, Joseph (PR 4) Cohen, Robert C. (BA 4) Cohen, Robert D. (PR 4] Pi Club, Hillel, Gamma Epsilon Tau Colburn, Linda B. (BA 4] Coleman, Jesse (RE 4) Baseball Coleman, Robert W. (BA 2) Sigma Pi, Soccer. IFC Collier. Kent R. [EL 2) WITR, IEEE, Scuba Club Collins. Joseph (BA 4) Chess Club Collins, W, Pat (PR 2) REPORTER Colozzo, Anthony J. (PR 2) Phi Kappa Tau Compton, John C. (PH 4) Conklin, Mary Ann [CH 6J ACS Connor. Emmett R. (AD 2J SYMPOSIUM, Talisman Films Conway, Robert (BA 2) Cook. Howard E. (BA 2) WITR, MHRA, Bowling Cooke, Cynthia L. (RE 2] Alpha Xi Delta, Panhellenic Council, FROSH Daze, College Union, R.A LS.A, Cooley, Earl (BA 2) Delta Sigma Pi Coons, Dennis W. (ME 5) Cooper, Jeffrey S. (PH 2] Cooper, Martin (PH 2) Corbett, James C- (FA 4] Phi Kappa Tau Corradino, Joseph (MT 2) Corrigan, Suzanne M. (BA 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha Gorridori. Gene (EL 2) Cosloy. Jeffrey (PH 2) Sports Car Club Coston, Dennis (ME 2) Covalciuc, Richard (PR 4) Pi Club. Tennis Crandall, James L. (BA 4) Crawford, Robert J. (BA 4) Creson, Stephen (PR 2) Alpha Epsilon Pi Crocker, Suzanne J. (AD 2) Glee Club Groom, Catherine (AD 4) ASAS, ISF Croft, Robert C. (RE 4] Delta Sigma Pi Cross, Allan S. Jr. (PR 4) Baseball, Varsity Club, Pi Club Crothers, Brian E. (AD 2] Crouse, Arthur D. (BA 2J Baseball, Wrestling Crupi, Anthony P. (RE 4) Csigi, Beverly (FA 2] Phi Gamma Nu, Newman Club. Volley- ball Cucinelli, James (BA 4) Theta Xi, Spring Weekend, Baseball Cull, Julia E. (RE 4) FROSH Daze, Ski Club, Student Senate, College Union. Spring Weekend. Alpha Xi Delta Cummings, Joseph D. (PR 2) Ski Club. Golf Cupolo, Yvonne (AD 2) Curbeau, Richard (BA 2) Baseball. Varsity Club Currie, John N. (PR 4j PeMolay Club, Ski Club. Glee Club, Pi Ctub 301 Cut lip, Garry T. [BA 2) Phi Sigma Kappa Cutter, Donna (SAC 41 Cutri, Joseph 1, Jr. (EL 2) Cypas, Algis (ME 5) Cyphers. Clifford K. (PR 2] Phi Kappa Taw, Newman Club Czubachowski, Carol A, (AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Panheltenic Council. FROSH Daze Dales Sandro, Nancy (AD 41 AS AS Daly, Jeffrey (AD 2) Tau Epsilon Phi D’Angelo. Alfred J. Jr. (BA 4) Sigma Pi Danko, James (BI 2) Danks, Judith A. (RE 4] Dash, Cheryl (RE 4) NS ID Davidson, Cynthia (BA 2) Davis, Kenneth E. Jr. (PR 4} DeMolay Club Davies, Penny L. (AD 4} Davison, John [MA 2) Day, Cary (BA 4] Dayton. Joseph H, (CH 4J Alpha Chi Sigma DeBlaere, Joseph P. (ME 2) IEEE DcCiantis. C- Anthony (ME 2) DeGrave, David (EL 2] IEEE Decker, David G. (PR 4) Theta Xi, Pacesetters '65 Decker. Kerry K. (PH 2) WITR, SMPTE De Franco. Charlie (BA 2) Fencing Club, Sports Car Club. Drama Guild. Baseball DeLisle, Eric J. (BA 4) Delies. Frederick M. (CH 6) Alpha Chi Sigma DeMent. L. John [BA 2} Ski Club DeMuth, Roger T. (AD 2) Tau Epsilon Phi Demyda, James (EL 2} Denison, Richard A, [ME 5) Dennison, Andrew (ME 2) DeSeyn, Phyllis Ann (BA 2) DeSino. Lawrence (PR 4) Deregowski, Terry (MT 2) WITR Desnoyers. Paul R, [ME 5] Derleth, Richard H. [MA 2) DeSantis. Michael A. (PH 2) WITR, Student Senate, REPORTER, Sports Car Club Detanna. Jan (AD 4) Theta Xi, Newman Club, Spring Weekend Dibb. Roy P. (PR 4] Alpha Epsilon Pi, SCM Dick, Bernard A. (AD 4) ASAS Dickerman, Rhys [PR 4] Dickinson, Donald A. (AD 5) DiMarco. Salvatore (EL 2) Drama Guild, IEEE DiMuro, Ray (ME 2) Dirk, Alan (BI 2) Basketball, Golf Disco, Frank E. (PR 2) Hockey, WITR DiStefana. Joseph (SAC 2) DiVita, Thomas J. (AD 2] Dixit, Frabhakar, D. (PR 4} ISF Dixon, Robert D. (ME 5) ASTME □labola, Judith L. (BA 2) Glee Club. SCM Dodd. Munn R. Jr. (PH 4) Phi Sigma Kappa, FROSH Council, SAB Dohner, Virginia (SAC 2) Dolgash. Gregory (PH 2) Donahue, Peter M. [MA 2) Basketball Donovan, Thomas (PH 4J Alpha Phi Omega, WITR. FROSH Daze, Spring Weekend, SMPTE Doviak, Dawn (MT 2) Doyle, David A. (PR 4) Phi Sigma Kappa Doyle, Kathleen A. (RE 4) Drake. John E. (EL 5) Cross Country, WITR, Varsity Club Dubitskv, Phil (PR 2) REPORTER, SOCCER DuBois, David (BA 2) DuBois, Elizabeth B, (RE 2] Dudgeon, Charles D. (CH 2J Dufek, Dennis P. (PR 2) Dunn, John (PR 4) Phi Sigma Kappa Dunn, Karen Elaine (BA 2J Dunn, Lisa J. (RE 21 Alpha Xi Delta, FROSH Daze, College Union, Spring Weekend, Panhellenic Council Duritza, Craig S. (BA 4) □ urkot, William J. (ME 5) ASTME, Triangle, Bowling Dime, James A. (BA 2J Duxbury, Robert E. (CH 2} Dykema, Janis (SAC 2) Dykstra, Betty (RE 2) Dzenis, Maris M, (BA 2) Dziewit, Diane C. (RE 4) Pi Sigma Delta. Phi Gamma Nu Eaton, David (CH 2) Soccer Ebert, William J. (RE 4J Ebner, David N, (SAC 4) Soccer Edwards. John R. (ME 5) Phi Sigpia Kappa Ecclestone, James (PH 2) Tau Epsilon Phi Eekblom. John W. (PR 4) Theta Xi, Ski Club. Student Senate, Pi Club Edney. David D. (ME 2) Edwards, Tom [PR 2) Sigma Pi, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Ski Club Effrige, Sharon (MT 2) Efthemis, John A. Jr. [FA 4} Egan. Denny (PH 2) Ehmke, William C. (BA 2) Phi Kappa Tau Eh rich, Dane L, (EL 2J Eichelberger, Herbert L. (PH 4) Elder, Nancy E, (PS 2) Glee Club, SYMPOSIUM, IVCF, WITR, FROSH Daze, ACS Eliaszevrskyj, Oksana [AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, FROSH Daze, Spring Weekend, College Union. Fencing, WRHA Judicial Board, Lettermen’s Club Elsenheimer, Debbie (AD 2) Alpha Xi Delta, Dorm Council, Resident Advisor Elston. Stuart B. [PS 5) WITR Elston, Bruce (AD 2) Tau Epsilon Phi, Hillel, Ski Club, Swim Club Ely, Susan (FA 2] Enlund, Linda [BA 2) Alpha Xi Delta. Spring Weekend, FROSH Daze Ennocenti, Rose M, (AD 4) Alpha Xi Delta FROSH Daze Erdle, Brenda [AD 4) Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Sigma Lambda, College Union, FROSH Daze, Spring Weekend, Cheerleader, Student Life Com- mittee, Lettermen's Club, Homecoming Erwin, Norman T. (EL 2] WITR Espersen, Michael J. (RE 4) Student-Faculty Committee on Co-opera- tive Education Evert, Diana (AD 2J Alpha Sigma Alpha Ex ton, Richard E. (BA 4) Fader, Keith (AD 2) Ski Club Falkner, Keith (BA 2] Chess Club, Rifle Club Fallon. James (PH 4] Phi Kappa Tau Farrell, John E, [RE 4) Farrington, John R, [PR 4) Theta Xi, FROSH Daze, REPORTER. IFC Fay. George-Ann (BA 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha Fazio. Philip ]. (AD 2} Federation. Bruce (EL 2] Feld, James A, (EL 5] Radio Club, IEEE Ferguson, Charles C, Jr. (PH 2) Ferguson, Margaret E, (AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha Felcie, Michael (EL 2) Fencing, Chess Club, IEEE Fiederlein, Thomas R. (PR 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi, Newman Club Fink. Allan K. (PH 2) Tau Epsilon Phi, Photo Society 302 Finkelstein, Mark (BI 2) Soccer Finkelstein, Ellen M. (SAC 5) Hillel Finn. Walter S. Jr. (ME 5] ASTME. Student Senate Fiorica, Irene [RE 2) Ski Club Fisher. Bill (PR 2) Theta Xi, Tennis, Sweetheart Fishel. Gregory R. (BA 2) Felton, Steven M. (PH 2) Sports Car Club Fleming, Helena C. (FA 4] Foley, James R. (BA 2) Folkman, David C. (AD 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi, IFC, Student. Senate, REPORTER. FROSH Daze. Hillel Fontana, Larence J. (RE 4) Sigma Pi, Newman Club Ford. Joseph W. Ill (PR 4) Phi Sigma Kappa, College Union Board, Spring Weekend. IFC, REPORTER. IFC- Panell Rush and Pledge Comm. Ford. William J. (PR 2) Tau Epsilon Phi, Pi Club Forkell, Charles A. (EL 2) Forleo, James (PR 2) Theta Xi Forrest. J. S. (BI 4) Foster, Michael W. [PH 4] Photo Club, Student Union Board. Ski Club, Student Court Forsythe, James H. Ill (PH 4) Fraser, Katharine (BA 2) Frock, Richard (BA £) Baseball. MRHA Fraga, Philip J. (PH 4} REPORTER, Student Senate. WITR Frank, James M. (PR 2) Sports Car Club Frank, Rosemary (RE 2) Freeman, William S, Jr. (ME 5) Freer, John A. (PH 4) Freid, Joel (PH 4] TECHMILA Frenay, Robert C. (AD 4) ADVOCATE, Theta Xi French, Terry (PR 4] Phi Sigma Kappa, Pi Club. FROSH Daze, IFC Frey, Linda (MT) College Union, FROSH Daze. FROSH Council Fried, Michael (PR 4 and PH 2) Wrestling, ISF, Tau Epsilon Phi, Pi Ctub, Ski Club, Hillel Friis, Richard G. (PR 4] Phi Sigma Kappa Fritz, Jack [ME 5) ASTME Fritz, Neal (BA 4) Frontuto, Joseph Jr. (AD 4) ASAS Faust, Edward R. (ME 5] ASTME Furlong. Julianna R. (AD 4) ASAS Full, James A. (CH 2) Garren, Robert F. (SAC 5) Gardella, John J. (PR 4) Phi Sigma Kappa, REPORTER, Wrestling. IFC, Varsity Club Carufi, Frank (PR 4) Gamma Epsilon Tau, WITR, Newman Club Gaudio, Ralph A. (BI 2] Gauronski, Jack (EL 5) Gabbardt, Judy (RE 2) Gerhardt, Susan W. (AD 4) Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Sigma Lambda, College Union Board. President's Cabinet Gelo, Donald P. (PS 2) George, Robert C. (MA 5) Computer Club Germaine. David (CH 2) Gershoff, Joseph G. (PR 4) Tau Epsilon Phi. IFC. FROSH Daze Gharpure, Vijay B. (PR 4] Gibbons, William J. (FA 4) Phi Kappa Tau. MRHA, FROSH Daze, College Union Board Gibbs, Ernest T. Jr. (AD 4) ASAS Gilbert, Harry F. (PR 2) Gill, Robert A. (CH 2) Gillan. Russell R. (BA 2) Gille, Terry (PR 4) Sigma Pi, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Pi Club, Student Senate Gingello, Anthony D, (CH 2) Glamack, Danica (AD 4) Glauser, James P. (CH 2) Cleiter, David W. (PH 2) Photo Club. Sports Car Club Glenn, Michael (PR 2) Tau Epsilon Phi. FROSH Daze Glindmyer, Karl F. (BA 2} Glowa, John P. (EL 2) Goes. Charles B. (PR 2) Tau Epsilon Phi Golan, John M. (ME 5) Triangle, IFC Goldacker, Elnest J, (BA 4) Soccer Goldberg, Lloyd [PR 2] Goldberg, Ronald L, (BA 4) Hillel. Alpha Epsilon Pi. FROSH Daze Goldfarb, Barry J, (BA 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi, IFC, REPORTER. Hillel Goldstein, Marvin A. (PR 4J MRHA, Pi Club, Newman Club. Hillel Gonzalez, Ricardo A, (ME 2) Goss, Roger T. (PH 2) Delta Lambda Epsilon Gralla, Howard I. (PR 4} Resident Advisor. TECHMILA. Hillel. Drama Guild Gram lick, Paul C. (BA 4 ) Gramlich, Thomas L. [ME 5) Gratzer. James (BA 2J Soccer Gray, David (PH 4) Soccer, Hockey, Varsity Club, Photo Club Green, Joseph M. [PR 4] Plii Kappa Tau, IFC, Senate Greene, Lynn H. (EL 2] Computer Center, Library Staff Greene, Sally A. [RE 4) Panhellenic Council, Alpha Xi Delta, Eta Mu Pi, Ski Club. FROSH Daze Greenwald, Brian E. (CH 2) Greenwood, Mary E. [AD 5} Gregory, Judy (BA 2) Alpha Xi Delta Gregory, Robert J. (PR 4) Tau Epsilon Phi, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Student Senate, FROSH Daze, Pi Club, Newman Club Grieco, Daniel J, (PR 2) Theta Xi, Pi Club, Ski Club, College Union Grieco, Paul R. (PR 4) Theta Xi, Campus Affairs Griffin, Sandra A. (BA 4) WRHA, Glee Club Griffith. Pamela K. (FA 4) FROSH Council, Student Senate, Cheer- leader Grossberg, Steve (PR 2) Hillel Grzywinski, Gerald G. (CH 5) Alpha Chi Sigma, ACS Guard, Patrick (BA 2 Guenther, Francis I. (BA 4] Delta Sigma Pi Guhman, Glenn F. (PS 5) Computer Club, Photo Society, WITR, TECHMILA Guiliano. John E. (RE 4) Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Tau Epsilon Phi Gum to, Paul (PH 2] Baseball. Photo Society Gundersen, Gary [PH 2) Gunnison, Mary L, (RE 2) GuraL Dennis W, (AD 2} Gustinis, Algirdas (PH 4) Ski Club Gutmarm, Thomas J. (ME 5] Hack, Bruce Alan [PR 2J MRHA. WITR. Hillel. Gamma Epsilon Tau. Pi Club, TECHMILA Habicht, Date C. (EL S) IEEE Hageman, P. Kenneth (PR 4) Sigma Pi, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Resident Advisor. Track Hagen, Robert W, (MA 5] Hagenbuch, Jack L. (PR 2) Hahnel. Rolf (EL 2) Haller, Ralphs. (PH 2) Halstead, Carl D. (EL 5) IEEE Hamblett, David T. (PR 4j MRHA, Resident Advisor, Communica- tion's Board, Pi Club, Ski Club Hampson. Augustus D. (PR 4) Hanby. Stephen W. (ME 2) Hand, John R. (EL 2} Hanning, Theresa (FA 4) Newman Club Hanisko. Paul II (PR 4] Hans, Raymond (FA 2] 303 1 lanson, Donald VV. (EL 5) Student Association, Epsilon Mu, ARA, Student Senator, Alpha Sigma Lambda Hanson, Richard A. (EL 5) Happ, Craig (BA 2] Hare. Peter C, (PR 4) Newman Club, Student Council, Pi Club Harhay. Andrew J. (CH 5) Alpha Chi Sigma, REPORTER, IFC, ACS Harker, John (ME 5) A ST ME, Sports Car Club, Ski Club Harper, Duane R. (EL 5] Sigma Pi, FROSH Daze, IEEE Harris, Gregory H. (BA 2) Harris, Jeanne C, (AD 5) Harris, Linda M. (RE 4) Harrison, Lee (PH 2) Harrison. Robert J. IPH 2) Hartman, Barry (PR 4} Alpha Phi Omega Hartman, Maurice D. (PH 2) TECH MILA Hapsman, Robert R. (ME 5) Baseball Hansen, John (PH 4} Hawkes, Fred (BA 4) Phi Kappa Tau Hazlett, Sandra (AD 5) Heerwagen, Howard W. (PR 2) Theta Xi, Pi Club Heinicin, Joseph W. (RE 2) Ski Club Heimbach, William (BA 4) Alpha Phi Omega, Spring Weekend, FROSH Daze Helvik, Harry (ME 5) Heller, Donald (ME 2) Alpha Epsilon Pi Hempel, Robert C, (ME 5) Hendrickson, Kathleen (AD 2) Henderson, Ann [AD 2) Ski Club, FROSH Council, Drama Guild Henderson, James K. (PR 4) Head Resident, Student Activities Board, Alpha Sigma Lambda, Gamma Epsilon Tau, MRHA Henke, Randolp R. (BI 2) Henry, James G. (RE 4) Eta Mu Pi Henry. William (RE 2) Hockey Hermann, Peter L. (BA 4) Hermans, David (CH Z) Herrick, Robert B. (MA 2J Herrick, Steven R. (EL 2) Phi Sigma Kappa Hetzelt. Donald S. (ME 2) Hewitt, Christine Ann [BA 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, FROSH Daze, Judi- cial Board. Volleyball High, James R. (PR 4) Track, Cross Country, Pi Club Higham, Fred G. (PR 4) Gamma Epsilon Tau, MRHA, Track Hiler, Charles F. (PH 2) 304 llolberlon, Thomas S, C. Ill [PH 4) Baseball, Varsity Club, Ski Club, WRIT Holbrook, Elizabeth A, (AD 2) FROSH Daze. Spring Weekend Holden, Charles R, [PR 4) Holmes. Elizabeth K. (ME 5) Chess, Sports Car Club, ASTME Honegger, Robert J. (ME 5] Theta Xi, Lettermans Club, Varsity Club, Golf, IFC, ASTME Hoose, John F. (EL 5) Student Senate, Basketball Horgan, Michael R. Jr. (PR 2] REPORTER Horncastle, Jerald R. {CH 2) Alpha Chi Omega Horowitz, Alan D. (PR 2) REPORTER, Drama Guild Horvath, Elliott (PR 2) Horsington, Nancy Lynn (BA 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Volleyball Hoteling, Eric (EL 2) IEEE Houchin, James L. (PH 2) Howes. Ingrid A, E. (AD 2] Hoyt, Jack K. W. (Pit 4} Resident Advisor, Photo Society, Delta Lambda Epsilon, Hillel. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Forensic, MRHA Hunter, Elaine M, (RE 4] Newman Club, Student Senate Hunter, Robert H. (EL 5) ARA, Swim Team Hurtgen, Thomas P. (PH 4) Phi Kappa Tau, Resident Advisor Hutchison, Linda (AD 4) Alpha Xi Delta Ingram, Thomas T. (EL 2) IEEE. MRHA Judiciary Court Interdonato, Henry J, (PR 4} Interdonato, Peter (PR 2) Imes, Edward P. (EL 2) Indelicato, Vincent J, (PH 2} Irving, Nancy A. (AD 2) Izzo, Louis J. Jr, (BA 2) Jachimowicz, Anthony [SAC 2] Jackson, Alton C, (ME 5) Jacob, |ohn (PH 2) SCM. Newman Club, WITR, Photo Club, Computer Club Jala. Francis M. (PR 4) James, Richard (EL 2) Baseball Janiak, Joseph P, (EL 5) Rifle Club Jay, Raymond (CH 2) Phi Kappa Tau Jenkins, Larry E. (EL 2) Basketball Jensen, Karen (AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Ski Club, WRHA Jermyn, Linda (RE 2) NSID, Alpha Sigma Alpha Joba, Lawrence R. (EL 2] Sports Car Club Johns, Susan V. (RE 4} Alpha Xi Delta, Panhellenic Council, WRHA Judiciary Board Johnson, jenell A. (RE 4) Alpha Xi Delta, NSID (ones. Barbara A. [RE 2) Glee Club, Ski Club, Phi Gamma Nu Jones, James F. (PH 4] MRHA Jones. Karen (BA 4) Basketball, Volleyball Jones, Leonard D, (FA 4] Jones, Robert M, (EL 2) Jones, Roberta (SAC 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Student Senate, SYM- POSIUM Jones, Stephen A. (EL 2) Phi Sigma Kappa, College Union Joseloff, Gerald A, (BA 4] Joy, Russell (EL 2) Kane, Thomas J. (ME 2) Kanski, Joseph P. (PR 2) Phi Sigma Kappa Kain, James P, (EL 5) IEEE, Phi Kappa Tau Karp. William A. (PH 4) Talisman Film Society Karl, Beverly R. (RE 4) Alpha Xi Delta, Resident Advisor. WRHA Karpen. John E. (PH 4) Kauffman, John M. (AD 2] Sigma Pi Keating, Walter G (EL 2J Keck, John W. (BA 2) Keely, Darline (RE 2) Alpha Xi Delta Keith. Hartford N. [EL 5] Kelly, Karen M. (AD 4) Alpha Sigma Alpha, WRHA Kemp, David B. (PH 2J Soccer Kemp, Susan M. (AD 2) Kennett, Richard (BA 2) Kenworthy, Robert M. (PR 4} Keough, Robert (AD 5) Kerner, John W. (PR 2) REPORTER, TECHMILA Pi Club, Varsity Club, Soccer, FROSH Council Kester. James M. (BA 4) Kieser, Robert W. (EL SJ Alpha Phi Omega, Spring Weekend, FROSH Daze. Student Council. Dorm Council. IEEE Kilberg, James H. (PH 4J Ski Club, Hillel, Photo Society Kircher, Richard (EL 5) Amateur Radio Assoc. Kiseleski, JoAnn (FA 2] Ski Club, Alpha Xi Delta Klink, Robert H. (ELS) Track Kimball. Alan S. (PR 2) Knab, William N. (EL 2) WRIT, WITR Knapp. Alfred (PH 2] Knapp. Maynard K. (EL 2) Amateur Radio Club Knorr, Robert W. (AD 4] ASAS Knowlton, Bruce J. (PR 2] Kolko, Miriam S. (AD 5) Kolock. Robert J. (PR 4} Newman Club. Pi Club, Typographic Society Korbel, Claudia J. (BA 4) Kcziar, John T. (PR 2) Krebbeks, Robert J. (BA 4) Delta Sigma Pi Kroh, Gordon D. (ME 5) Kroll, Roger A. (SAC 5) Krueger. Jon A. (PH 2) Krumm, Sandra (BA 2) Glee Club Kruse, Richard Walter (PR 4) Sports Car Club Krygowski, David A. (EL 2) Kuch, Teresa (RE 2) NSID Kudola, Robert E. (PH 4J REPORTER. TECHMILA, Student Senate Kudwa, Robert P. (PR 2) Kuntz, Roger (CH Z) Kvviecinsfci, Paul (PR 2) REPORTER, ADVOCATE. Theta Xi. Pi Club La Barb era, Paul M. (AD 4) Sigma Pi LaDue, Philip G. (EL 2) Lagiewski, Richard J (PR 4) Bowling Lafontaine, Phyllis (RE 4) LaMartina, Ruth A, (RE 2J NSID LaMonica. Richard F. (CH 2} Alpha Chi Sigma, ACS Landress. Steven K. (PR 4) Theta Xi. Pi Club Landschoot, Ronald R. (BA 4J Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club Langer, Bart (ME 5] Tau Epsilon Phi, Scuba Club, ADVOCATE LaPorte, Andrew M. (BA 4) I.arson, Harold W. (PH2J Alpha Phi Omega Laughton, H. Douglas (PR 4] Student Senate, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Al- pha Sigma Lambda, President's Cabinet, Scuba Club, Ski Club, Track Team Lauletta, Vincent T. (BA 4) Baseball Lawrence, John. H. [PR 4) Gamma Epsilon Tau Lawson, John R. (PS 2) Phi Kappa Tau, Ski Club, FROSH Daze, MRHA Leary, Michael E. [PH 4) Lebbon, William C. (MT 2) LeFeber, Glenn W. [CH 5) Leccese, Andrew J. (BA 4) Bowling Club Legenhausen, Doug (SAC 2) Lehmann, Kenneth W. (PR 2) Varsity Club Lcicht, John J. (EL 5) IEEE, Student Senate Lentini, Joyce (AD 2) Welcome Week, Spring Weekend Leonardo. Joseph (EL 2) Lester, Edward (AD 4] Lester, Kathleen (RE 2} Resident Advisor, WRHA Lestico, Mitchell R, (CH 2) Golf Leue, Peter H. (SAC 4) Leveson, James M. (PH 2) Swim Club Levinson, Helen [AD 5) Levy, Jay A. (BA 4) Levy, Martin S. (EL 2] Liberatore, Burt [EL 5) Phi Kappa Tan, IEEE Lim, Hoo joong [PH 2] Linde, Roger William (PR 4) Theta Xi. Pi Club Linford, Paul D, (PH 4)i Phi Sigma Kappa, IFC Link, Richard (PH 2) Linn. Suzanne (AD 2] Lintault, Pierre R. (PR 4) Ski Club, Newman Club Linthicum, William W, (AD 4) Lacrosse Lipkind, Harry I, (PH 4] SMPTE, Delta Lambda Epsilon, Hillel Lisl. Richard A, (EL 5) Lissom, Michael (BA 2) Littlefield, Mary (AD 4] Livingston, David L. (EL 5) Rifle Club Livingston, Steven J. (PR 2) Ski Club, Pi Club Lockwood, Thomas (ME 2) Locurcio. Frank J, (AD 2) Loomis, Anita M. (RE 4) WRHA, Resident Advisor Lorden, Patricia E. (BA 4) Student-Faculty Co-op Committee Lotspike, Ellen J, (MT 2) LoVecchio. Sharon A. (MT 2) WTTR Law, Christopher 5. (PH 2) Lubner, Charles B. (ME 5) Lucas, George N, Jr, [AD 5) Luciano. Michael A. (ME 2) Luders. Bruce (BI2) Tau Epsilon Phi Lupinetti, Vincent M. (AD 4) ASAS Lynne, Michael V. (AD 4) Lyons, James S. (PH 2J Lyons, John A, [RE 2] NSID. Newman Club. MRHA Council MacDonald, Alan F. (ME 5) Sports Car Club Macdonald, Donald B. [PH 4) 1066 Club Mackay, Donald H. [ME 5) Sports Car Club Magder, Edna W. [CH 6] Mahon, Dennis R. (AD 2) Mahoney, Lois P. (AD S) Makowiecki, Richard J. (ME 5] Mallet, Herbert (PR 2) Alpha Epsilon Pi, Ski Club Malotte, Patricia (AD 2) Maness, Cynthia J. (MT 2] Alpha Sigma Alpha, College Union Mangione, Stephen S. (PH 2) Manley, George A. (PR 2] Baseball Manzolati, Richard J. (ME 2) Marcille, Maxim Jr. (PH 14] Delta Lambda Epsilon Marcellus, Alan (BA 2J Marion. Robert E. (PH 2J Photo Society Markel, Carl (BA 4) Marks. Martin J. (PR 2) MRHA Marks, Darryl A, (PH 2] Marriott, Ann E. [BA 2] Marsh, John J. (BA 2) Marshall, Bonita J. (BA 2] Alpha Xi Delta, Communications Board, FROSH Daze Marshall, Michael B. (EL 5) Martin, Myrne (PH 2) MaslanKa, David J. (PH 2) Mason, John C. [BA 2] Soccer. Ski Team Mathis, Charles J, (CH 2} Soccer, Track, Swim Club Maty as, George F. (ME 5) Student Senate Mazer, Robert P. (PII2) McCarthy, Dennis J. (PH 2] Cross Country. Track, Photo Society McFarland, James R, (BA 2] Volleyball McGee, William R. (PH 2] McGinn, Timothy M. (ME 2) McGirr, James E. (PR 4) Sigma Pi, Ski Club McGrath, John D- (BA 4) McGrath, Mary Beth (AD 2J Welcome Week, Spring Weekend McIntyre, Robert J. (EL 2] Phi Sigma Kappa. Glee Club McLaren, William J. (BA 4] Me Lei lan, Robert (EL 2) MeSweency, Gary J. (PH 2J McVicker, Samuel [PH 2) Theta Xi Meade, Richard D. (PH 2] Meehan, Joseph D. (PR 4] Pi Club Megan. John T. (EL 5) IEEE Mehan, John M. (PH 4) Meloni, Andrew (BA 4) Menkes, Stuart (PR 2] Phi Kappa Tau. MRHA, Pi Club. IFC Mericsko, Robert J. [PH 2J Newman Club, Chess Club, SPSE 305 Metildi, Frederic H. (EL 2) IEEE Meyer, Robert J. (BA 41 Newman Club, SAM Mike, Ted Jr. [PR 2) Mikula, Timothy M. (BA 2) Phi Sigma Kappa, Soccer Miles, William P. [EL 2) Milici, Jack (PR 2) Miller. John D. (ME 5) ASTME Miller. Hugh (AD 2] Miller, Stephen H, (ME 5J ASTME Mirabella, Chuck (EL 2) Bowling Mitchell, John A. (ME 5) Theta Xi. Hockey Mitliga, Mary A. [BI 4) Glee Club Mix, Thomas N. (ME 5) Phi Sigma Kappa Mokes, Albert (PR 2) Molgaard. Tim P. (PR 2) Gamma Epsilon Tau, Pi Club, IVCF MqIe, David (BA 4) Monte Verde, David J. (BA 2) Sigma Pi, IFC Montgomery, James P. (EL 2) IEEE, WITR Moore, Patricia (SAC 2} Alpha Sigma Alpha Moore, William (AD 2) Moran, Carol Ann (AD 4) ASAS Morgan, M Nick (PH 2) REPORTER Morin, Louis C, (PR 4) Sigma Pi Morse. Phillip (BA 4) Phi Sigma Kappa, Newman Club, SSC, TECHMTLA Muckier, Paul T. (PH 4) Mulley, William (PR 2) Pi Club, WITR Munz. William J. (PR 4J Theta Xi, REPORTER Murphy, K, Michael (PH 4) Murphy, Max (AD 4) Theta Xi Murphy, Patrick T. (ME 2) Murray, Philip (AD 2) Musso, fames (EL 2) Karate Club Mychajlttk, Alexandra (AD 4] ISO, ASAS Mylott, Thomas E. (BA 4) Naiman, Ann N. (RE 4) Alpha Sigma Alpha, Panhellenic Council Nagle, John (ME 2} Lacrosse. Scuba Club Narby, Betsy (AB 2) Nardozzi. John A, (EL 2) Naud, Jean-Guy [PH 4) ISF, Photo Society, Student Senate, Decem Jani, Hockey, Delta Lambda Epsilon, Resident Advisor 306 N'eary, Richard A. (BA 4) Delta Sigma Pi Nelsen, Barry F. (CH 5) ACS, Alpha Chi Sigma Nesteroff, Gregory [ME 2) X'euscheler, Carl W. (PR 4) Phi Sigma Kappa, Hockey, REPORTER. IFC, Varsity Club, FROSH Council Newland, Robert (BA 4) Newlander, John (BA 4) ASTME Newman, Howard S. (PR 4) Tau Epsilon Phi, Fencing, Hillel Nicholas. Brian E, (PR 2} Theta Xi, Ski Club. Rifle Club, Pi Club. ADVOCATE Nieboer, James M. (BA 4) Nifenger, Susan L. (FA 4) Alpha Sigma Alpha Nixon, Mark [BA 4) Sigma Pi, Track, Student Senate, Varsity Club, IFC Norcross, Joseph A. (PR 4) Pi Club Norkus, Norbert (CH 2) Norton, Richard A, (PS 2J Chess Club. Fencing Nottingham, S.T, 111 (PH 4) WITR. SMPTE. P.P. of A. Nowack, Elizabeth (BA 2) Bowling Nowacki, James E, (CH 2) Now]and, John E. Jr. (PH 2] Oakes, Beatrice M. (CH 5] ACS, Rifle Club, Sports Car Club, WRHA Judicial Board Oatman, Donald E. [BA 4) Oberkoetter. W. Linus (PH 2) O'Brien, Patricia A. (AD 4} SCF. Drama Guild. ASAS O'Brien, Thomas (ME 2) Obstein. Michael (RE 2] Hillel. MRHA Council O'Dwyer, Robert C. (PR 4) Pi Club, Gamma Epsilon Tau O'Connor, George (ME S) ASTME Ogata, Michael J. (PH 2] Phi Kappa Tau, Photo Club Ogborne, Cheryl (BA 4] Alpha Sigma Alpha, Cheerleader, Student Senate Oldfield, Thomas (BA 4) Bowling Oliver, Mary C, (AD 4) Alpha Xi Della, Sports Car Club Oliver, Paul N. (RE 4) Soccer Oliver!, Elena R. (BA 4) Orlando. Richard D. (BA 4) Oser, Seth (PR 2) Soccer, Pi Club. Campus Committee of Concern Osipovitch, Mary E. (MT 2) Glee Club, Volleyball Osmolowski, Irene [AD 4) Otis, James D. (PR 2] Pi Club, Gamma Epsilon Tau Otterson, Charles N. (EL 2) Ovchinnikoff, Paul Jr. (PR 4) Pi Club, Gamma Epsilon Tau. TAGA, PIFC Padanupong, Payong (PR 41 Paes, Steven F. [PH 2) MRHA Judiciary Court, Swimming Club, Bowling Palermo. Donald J. (BA 2) Chess Club Palmer, Carl M. (PR 2) Pi Club Paine, Stephen (BA 2) Lacrosse Pantell, Jeremy (PH 2) Paoni. Anthony ). (ME 5) ASTME, Ski Club, Lacrosse, Scuba Club Parker, Susan (AD 5) Alpha Xi Delta, Ski Club, WRHA, Resident Advisor, Panhellenic Council, Head Resident, Student Chaperone Pardyjak. Alann Lee (BA 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi Parish, William (FA 2) SCM. Boswell Coffee House Park, Bruce Edward (PH 2] Ski Chib, Swimming Club Park, David (BA 4] TECHMILA, Resident Advisor, Judiciary Court Parker, William H. (EL 51 Parnell. John E. (Bl 4) Rifle Club Parrish, Francis J. (PH 4) Photo Society, Delta Lambda Epsilon. Resident Advisor Partis, Richard A. (Ch 51 Alpha Chi Sigma Partridge, Thomas L, [RE 2) Delta Sigma Pi Patterson, fames B. (BA 4] Delta Sigma Pi Pawlowski, Marilyn (SAC 5) Pearson, Richard F. (EL 5) Peck, Kathaleen (AD 2) Ski Club Pellatt, William C. (BA 4) Penasack, Harold J. (ME 5) ASTME Penasack, Victor J, (ME 2] Golf Penderleilh, William [BA 4) Penn, Lawrence D. [BA 2) Ski Club, Sigma Pi Pcpe, Janice (BA 2J Perry. Alfred S. [EL 4) Epsilon Mu Perry, Lincoln (PH 4) Pesuit, Edward W. (EL 2) IEEE, Computer Club, Scuba Club Petcrdy, O, (BA 2) Delta Sigma Pi Peters. Ronald L. (BA 4) Peterson, William R. [CH 2) Phi Sigma Kappa, Dorm Council Petro, Anthony R, (BA 4) Pfaff, David E. Jr. (BA 2} Theta Xi, Lacrosse Pfaffenback, Thomas D. [BA 2] Sigma Pi, Ski Club, IFC Phillips, Andrew J. (PH 4) MRHA. Hockey, Photo Society Pienkowski, Patricia (RE 4) Alpha Sigma Alpha, FROSH Council, Ski Club. Judicial Board Pincelli, Frank (ME 2) Pini, Thomas A. [PR 2) Pivovarnik, David L, (PH 2) Delta Lambda Epsilon Pizzo, Robert (CH 2) Platman, John H. (CH 6) Alpha Chi Sigma Pocobello, Larry (PR 2) Alpha Phi Omega, Spring Weekend, FROSH Daze Poelma, Katrina (RE 2) Pollack, Marc D, (PH 2) Phi Kappa Tau Powley, James W. II (AD 2) Theta Xi Preston, Cary E. (BA 2) Preuss, Richard (PR 4) Price. Suzanne E, (RE 4) Alpha Sigma Alpha Primeau, Bradley f. (PH 2) Pritchard, Gary E. (BA 2) Ski Club Fritz, (ames E. (PR 4} Gamma Epsilon Tau, Student Court Privitera, Russell (MA 2) Profit, Christopher (SAC 2) Drama Guild Pryzlak, Karen L. (AD 2] Putnam, Linda R. (MT 2) Puttlitz, Frederic J. (EL 5) Epsilon Mu Quantrille, Henry B. (RE 4) Queer, David W. (PR 2) Alpha Epsilon Pi Quilitzsch, Carl (PH 2) SCM, Rifle Club, Photo Society Quistorf, Susan L. (BA 2) Bowling Rabideau, Cheryl A. [RE 4] Ski Club, College Union, Rifle Club Raichelson, Steven (PH 2) Rainone, Richard (EL 5) Phi Sigma Kappa Ralph, William (ME 2) Ski Club, Bowling Randall, Bonnie A. (AD 2] Randall, Ivan E. (ME 2] Raschke, Charles R, (EL 2) Ratowski, Wayne T. (EL 5] Raven son, Richard A- (PR 2) Phi Kappa Tau Raymond, Robert J. (Pll 2) Redenbach, James (PR 2) Redman, Lucille (RE 2) WRHA, Phi Gamma Nu Reed, Brian (PH 2] Ski Club Reed, Kenneth (CH 2) Reese, William P. Jr. (CH 5) Alpha Chi Sigma, ACS, Ski Club, Rifle Pistol Club Reilly, Kathleen L, (AD 2) Rendazzo. Paula (MT 4) Alpha Xi Delta Renton, Marilyn [BA 2) Glee Club, SCM, WRA, Judicial Board, Volleyball, Basketball. Bowling Kessler, fames (PR 2} Sigma Pi. Gamma Epsilon Tau Rettig, Edward L. (PR 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi, TECHMILA, IFC Reynolds, Douglas (BA 4) Reynolds. Gregory S. (PH 2] Photo Society, Ski Club Rice, Gregory P. (ME 2) Lacrosse Rice. Norman C, (BA 4) Richardson, Mary Jane (AD 2) FROSH Daze, Rifle Club Richardson, Ronald J. (BA 4) Richardson, Sara [AD 2) Riefe, Sanford [PR 4) Theta Xi, Pi Club, Ski Club Riesenberger. Linda (MT 2) Cheerleaders. WITR Rimmeli, Charles (EL 5) Rimmer, Stephen (PR 2) Glee Club Ringer, Michael [AD 2) Rizzari, Robert (BA 2) Basketball. Baseball. REPORTER, WITR. Bowling, Glee Club Robbins, Alberi H, [AD 2) Sports Car Club Roberts, Frank [BA 4] Roberts, John L. (PH 2] Student Senate, Hillel, Glee Club. FROSH Daze Robinson, Bruce R- (ELS) ARA, Epsilon Mu, IEEE Robinson, Doug [PR 2) Pi Club Robinson. James A, |r. (AD 4) Basketball Rodriguez-Torres, SSGT Cristobal (PH 4) Roehrig, Linda (BA 4) Rogers, David W. (ME 5) Rogers, Marilyn (RE 4) Eta Mu Pi, Drama Guild. SCM, Photographic Society Rogers, Robert N. (ME 2) Glee Club Rolltnson, foseph L. (PR 2) Romanowski, Geral H, [PH 4) Delta Lambda Epsilon. Photo Society, Rifle Pistol Club. REPORTER Romeo, Mike (PH 2) Ronaidl, Loiacono (BA 2} Wrestling, Chess Club Rose, Donald A. (BA 4) Rosen, Laura (AD 2) Rosenberg, Allen R. (AD 4) Rosenberg, Robert A, (PR 4) Computer Club, Pi Club, Hillel, WITR, WRIT Rosenblum, Richard (EL 2) WITR. ARA Rosenthal, David G. (PR 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi, Hillel Ross, Richard S. (ME 2) Theta Xi Rossetti, Joseph (AD 4) Golf Rost. Steven (PR 2) DeMolay Club Roth, Joseph H. (BA 2) FROSH Daze, Spring Weekend, Alpha Phi Omega Rothman, Linda (SAC 2) Drama Guild Rowden, Anne E. (BA 2J Roy, Herbert F. (ME 2) Rozdilsky, Paul T. (EL 5) ARA. WITR. Triangle. IEEE, Basketball, Softball Rudack, Mary Jo (FA 4] Phi Gamma Nu, Resident Advisor. Bowling Ruiggiero, David (BA 2) Russell. Paul B. (BA 4) Russell, Ronald L, (PR 4) Basketball, Varsity Club, Pi Club, Council of 12 Russo. Edward R. [PR 4) Theta Xi, Spring Weekend Ruth, Carlos H. (PH 4] Photo Society, Drama Guild Sales, Richard (PR 2) Salzer, Suzanne (MT 2} Sanders, Robert (AD 2) Sandick. Leonard (PR 4) Hillel Sandstrom, Laurance R. (EL 5) Saulpaugh, Susanne J, (BA 4) Saunders, Donald [ME 5) Sauter, Timothy (AD 4) Theta XL Ski Club Savuto, William J. (PH 4) Schad, Madalyn (MA 2) Schaefer. Harry George III (PH 2) WITR, SCM, ADVOCATE Schelper, Dave (BA 2] Schirer, Jack [AD 2) Wrestling Schmolt, Thomas (PH 2) WITR Schneider, Robert (RE 2) Schuhr, Barbara [RE 2] Alpha Xi Delta, Spring Weekend, Songfest Schultz, James J.. (ME 5) Schwaner, Frits (PH 2) Tau Epsilon Phi, FROSH Daze Schwartz, Earl N. (RE 4) Schwartz, Howard J. (PH 4) Schwartz, James (ME 2) Glee Club, Wrestling Schwartz, Richard (BA 2) Schwartz, Rosalind [AD 5) Seiurba, Gabriel (PR 4] Theta Xi Scott. Robert B. (BA 2) Basketball, Track Scott, Wayne R. [CH 2] Basketball 307 Sdoia, Mary R. (MT 2) Seaman, Susan (AD 4) FROSH Council. Dorm Council. Ski Club. WRHA, ASAS, Decem Jani, Resident Advisor Searlcs, Ray (PR 2) Pi Club. Ski Club, Theta Xi Sedlah, Milton (ME 5J Triangle. Bowling. T.A.S. Dorm Council Segal!. James (PH 2) Seibt, John L- (PH 4) Alpha Phi Omega, FROSH Council, Student Council, Dorm Council, Newman Club, Red Cross Seiler. Anne L. (BA 2J Newman Club Seymour. Samuel J. (CH 5) ACS, Alpha Chi Sigma. ICF, 1FC Shafer, Kenneth L (RE 4) Soccer, Eta Mu Pi Shaffer. Robert M. (PH 4) Student Senate, SPSE Shapiro. Eugen W. (PR 4) Alpha Epsilon Pi Sharp, Steven (ME 2} Sharrard, John (PH 2) SCM, Photo Society, WITR. Track Shaw, Fred (BA 4) Shepardson. Bruce (CH 2) Ski Club Shoemaker. Wendy R (AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha Shoulet, John (AD 4) Sichak, George P. (PR 4) Siegel, Bary (PH 4) Delta l ambda Epsilon. Photo Society Sigas, Paul (BA 4) Silbert, Frank J, (PR 4| Pi Club, Scuba Club Simmons, Clarence (EL 5) Wrestling. Varsity Club Simmons, Terry (PII2) Simon, Howard S. (PR 4) Tau Epsilon Phi, Gamma Epsilon Tau. Pi Club, Rifle Club Simon, Michael S. (PR 4) Simon. Ralph (PH 2) Glee Club Sims, Scott H. (PH 2) REPORTER Siner, Joseph J [BA 4] Sinto, Daniel [PH 2) Alpha Phi Omega, FROSH Daze Skudlarek. John P. (EL 2] WITR Slentz, Robert D. (CH 6) Slover, Susan E. (RE 4) Alpha XI Delta Smearing. Robert W, [Ch 5) ACS, Newman Club, Alpha Chi Sigma Smith. David Patrick (ME 5) ASTME Smith, Gardiner J. (BA 4) Smith, Jeffrey E. (ME 2) Smith, Paul M. (PR 4) IFC, Theta Xi, Alpha Sigma Lambda, Pi Club, Spring Weekend, Homecoming Smith, Robert Bruce (PR 4) TECHMILA, TAGA Smith, Scott (AD 2) Smrekar, Carlene (RE 4) Snyder, Carolyn (MT 2] Snyder, Keith M. (PH 2) Ski Club Solek, Thomas A. (RE 2] Sonia, Arlcene Y. (RE 4) Phi Gamma Nu, I lead Resident Soper, Randy (AD 4] Southard, Paul R, (BA 2) Glee Club Spalty, Gordon Jr. (PH 4) Spence. John W. (PH 4} Spencer, David (EL 2] Sperber, Karl (EL 5J Epsilon Mu Spiegel. Wm. H. (PR 4) Spoth, Robert M, (ME 5) Staab, Thomas (PR 4) Phi Sigma Kappa, Alpha Sigma Lambda, Student Association, College Union Stander, Alden C. Jr. (BA 4J Stanford, Bruce N. (EL 2] Stanley, Timothy P. (SAC 5) Stauble, Carl F. (EL 5) Steffens, Edward A, (BA 2J WITR, Glee Club Stein. Howard (PH 4) WITR, Photo Society. Pholo Repair Stephens, W.D.A, (PH 2) Stewart, Elizabeth (AD 2) SYMPOSIUM Stimson, Gil (PR 2) Stjohn, Lawrence J. (AD 5] Stolfel, Frederick [BA 2] Strom, William B, [RE 4) Delta Sigma Pi, Eta Mu Pi, Marketing Club Strong, Daniel L (BA 2) WITR Struczewski. JoAnn G, (BA 2) Phi Gamma Nu Sundstrom, Helen (AD 2) Supinski, Peter (AD 2) Sutherland, James (PR 21 Ski Club Swan, Gerald R. (EL 5] Epsilon Mu Swanson, Ronald C. (PR 2) Tau Epsilon Phi Swartz, James M. (PR 4) Pi Club. Gamma Epsilon Tau Sweet land, Robert (EL 2) Scuba Club, Photo Club Sypnier, Nancy (BA 2) Cheerleader, FROSH Council Sypula, Richard J. (EL 5) IEEE, Epsilon Mu Szczepanski, Robert M. (EL 2} Szewczyk, Joseph (ELS) IEEE Szlanko, Nicholas M, (CH 2) Soccer Szudzik, Matthew C. (PH 4) Computer Club Talboys. William H. (ME 5) Tamasi, Charles A- (ME 5) Tan, Robert (EL 2] Taylor, John L. (BA 2) Hockey Taylor, Norma Jean (BA 2) Teitlebaum, Jay (RE 2J Student Senate, Phi Kappa Tau Tapper, Bruce C. (EL 5) IEEE Teremy, Stephen I, (BA 2) Soccer Terrell. Claude G. (SAC 2) Thomas, Carolyn B. [SAC 2) Thomas, David L. (EL 5) Thompson, David E. [PR 2) Thompson, Jane H. (MA 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha, FROSH Daze, WRHA, Spring Weekend. College Union, Junior Panhellenic Council, ACUI Conference, Student Senate Thompson, Susan L. (AD 4) ASAS Thompson, Thomas B. (ME 2) Thompson, William (BA 4) Thornton, Heather [PH 2) Resident Advisor, Photo Society. Ski Club Thornton, John A. (RE 4} Delta Sigma Pi Thuma, Thomas J. (PH 2J Tiede, Terry L. (ME Z) Tiffany, H. Lee (BA 2) Phi Kappa Tau Tillim, Alvin (RE 4) Tischer, Robert G. (PR 4) Tau Epsilon Phi, FROSH Daze Todd, Richard C. (PR 4) IVCF, Pi Club Totpa, Walter (EL 2) Golf, ARA Tomalty, William C. (EL 5) Toogood, Jerry (EL 2) Chess Club, Bowling Toth, Carl (PH 2) Travis. Mary Frances (Bl 4) Trivison, Patrick M. (AD 4} Sigma Pi, FROSH Daze Trombley, Kathleen (MA 2) Trovato, Luane L. [PH 2) FROSH Council, FROSH Daze Troup, Gregory A. (PH 2) True, Edward B. (MA S] Drama Guild, Photo Club, Computer Club Tsang, Che Tak [BA 2) International Club Tubin, Conrad M. (EL 5) Tufano, NichoElas (EL 2) Turner, Hugh [BA 2) Twichell, Douglas H. (AD 4) FROSH Council, Ski Club Ulrich, James A. (PH 4} Newman Club, WITR, SMPTE, P.P. of A. Underhill, Linda (FA 4) Newman Club Unger, Ray D. (PH 4J Forensic Society, Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha, SPSE, SMPTE. Photo Society, Student Senate Updike, William H. (AD 4) 30fl Upitis, Alvis (PH 4) Tennis, SPSE Urquhart, Richard V, [BA 4) Baseball Urso, Richard V. (AD 2) Theta Xi, Ski Club, FROSH Daze, advocate Uschold, Mary A. (BA 2] Vaeth, Susan (AD 4) AS AS Van Ars dell, Robert D. (PH 4) DcMolay Club, Sports Car Club. Delta Lambda Epsilon Vance, Joanne F. (MT 2) Vance, David (PH 4) Theta Xi Vance, Robert F. (SAC 4) VandeCar, James B, (AD 4) Sigma Pi Vanderploog, Elaine D, (PR 4) Alpha Xi Delta, Gamma Epsilon Tau, Student Court, Resident Advisor, Panhellenic Council, Pi Club. Spring Weekend Vanderploog, John L (BA 4] Sigma Pi, Bowling Vandewater, Stephen E. (PH 2) VanDoren, Richard (EL 5) IEEE, Epsilon Mu VanDuser, Jack E, (ME 2) VanHise, Richard J. (BA 4) Van Rees, Steven [PR 4] Phi Kappa Tau, FROSH Daze, 1FC, Pi Club Van Scozza, Thomas (AD 2) Van Wert, Irving (PR 4) Phi Kappa Tau, Pi Club. REPORTER Vasisko, Pattie (AD 5) Alpha Xi Delta Vella. Mary (RE 2) NS ID, Welcome Week Venetian, Charles (PR 4} Phi Sigma Kappa Verrastro, Thomas (PR 4) Phi Kappa Tau, Pi Club Ventura, Janice (AD 4) Vidas, Ojars (ME 2) Vincent, James A. MRHA Council Vi son e, Ralph (PR 2] Vogel, Galyn J. (PH 2) Newman Club. Photo Society Vogel, Stuart B. [RE 4) Tau Epsilon Phi, FROSH Daze Volcko, William (PS 2) Hockey, Ski Club Wade, Brian ]. (BA 2) Wagner, William H. [EL S) Wahl, Roger W, (AD 2) Walker, Dawn E. (BA 4) Walker, Gladys (AD 2) Walker, Samuel A. (BA 4) Walker, Theodore E, (ME 2] Waller. Charles (ME 2) Ski Club, FROSH Council Walling, James H. (CH 2) ACS, Alpha Chi Sigma Walls, Ronald J. Jr. (BA 2) Walrath, Larry E. [EL 5) Walrod, Donald (CH 2) Walter, James K. (BA 2) Walvoord, William R (EL 2) Phi Sigma Kappa, Scuba Club Wampler, Michael (PH 4) Photo Society, SLPJM Wandtke. Richard A. (BA 4) Ward. Terry M. (BA 4) Warren, Carlton J. (EL 5) Warren, Susan G. (BA 2) Alpha Xi Delta, Student Union Wasula, John [EL 5) Epsilon Mu Watson, Robert A, (PH 2) Soccer Watts. Priscilla E. (RE 4) Watts. Robert C. (BA 4J MRHA Wayne, John D. (PR 2) Wegener. Carol (AD 4] Alpha Xi Delta, President’s Cabinet, College Union Weinstein, Mark (PH 4J WITR, Student Activities Board Weiss, Robert L. (ME 5) Welch, Kenneth A. (SAC S) Weller, David R. (AD 2) Wells, Peter S. (ME 5) ASTME Werner, Thomas L, (BA 4) Wetherby. Jay D. [ RE 4) Baseball, Varsity Club Weyneth, Bruce J. (BA 2) Wharity. Barry F. (BA 4) Wheaton, Diane (BA 2) Ski Club, Newman Club White, Charles R. (EL 2) White. Clayton B, (PH 2) Tau Epsilon Phi. Ski Club, SCM. FROSH Daze White, John R. (BA 4) Whitfield, Douglas G, [AD 4} Phi Sigma Kappa Whitlock, Sherilyn [RE 2) Society of Interior Designers Whitney. Clark C. (PH 2] REPORTER, TECHMILA, ADVOCATE, Rifle Club Whitney. |ohn C. [BA 4) Student-Faculty Co-op Committee Whittaker, Stephen R. (PR 4) WRHA, DeMclay Club, Resident Advisor, Decem Jani Whitty, Ronald (BA 2] Wiley, James N. [PH 2) MRHA, SPSE, Swimming Williams, Ellen (AD 5) CSM Williams, John G. (PH 4) DeMolay Club, Computer Club, Photo Club Williams, Thomas (PR 4) Basketball, Gamma Epsilon Tau, MRHA. Resident Advisor, Pi Club, Lettermen’s Club Williams, Thomas J. (PR 4) Wills. Barbara A. (AD 2) Alpha Sigma Alpha Wilson. Ann (MT 2) Glee Club, FROSH Daze Wilson. John (PR 2) Soccer, College Union Board Wilson, Joseph W. (PR 4) Pi Club Wilson, Robert K, (ME S) ASTME Winter, Stephen P. (PR 4] Phi Kappa Tau, FROSH Daze, Pi Club, Newman Club. 1FC, MRHA, College Union Wintermantel, J. Daniel [AD 2] Wirlo, Vladimir (AD 2) Wislockv, Robert J. [PR 2) Phi Kappa Tau, Pi Club, IFC Witkowski, Russell (CH 2) Witter, John [PH 2) Wnukiewicz, Stan Jr. (PH 4) DeMolay Club. Computer Club, Sports Car Club Wohtfeil, Paul W. (PH 2] Photo Society Wong. WengH. (PR 2} Golf. IFC Woodcock, Charles G. (BA 2) Ski Club Woodrow, Stanley T. (EL 5) Woods. Francis E. (ME 5) ASTME Wrobel, Frank (EL S) Wynkoop, Janice M, (RE 4] Spring Weekend, WRHA Yacevich. John M. (BA 2] Phi Kappa Tau, REPORTER, MRHA Yaeger, Richard N. (ME 5] Yaniski, Clarence A. (AD 4) ASAS. Drama Guild, SYMPOSIUM, Glee Club, Track, Newman Club Yarrlson, Gerald L. (B12J Ski Club. Swim Club, Tennis Yates, Michael R, (FA 4] Yonko, Charles P- (MA 2) Yost, John Edward (PH 2) Photo Society Young, Dan (BA 2) Golf Young, Susan (MA 2) Ski Club Zao, William (PR 4) ISF Zapf, Bernard W. (EL 2) Swim Club Zawacki. Walter F. (PR 4) Newman Club, Pi Club, Gamma Epsilon Tau, MRHA Judiciary Court Zeller, Anne L. [SAC 4] Zeman. Milan S. (CH 2} Ski Club Zenker, Steven [PR 2) Tau Epsilon Phi Zimmerman, Bonnie (AD 2) Zimmerman, Donald J. (BA 2J Theta Xi Zintel, David C, [BA 2) Wrestling. SCM Zucker, Carl (PH 2) Photo Council, Photo Society, Ski Club ZyerveJdt Cornelia K. (RE 2] Alpha Sigma Alpha, Panhellenic Council, WRHA Council 309 Credits ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS LAYOUT PHOTOGRAPHY OFFICE STAKE ADVISORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Robert Bruce Smith ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Irving M. Blumenthal BUSINESS MANAGER: Joel Freid LAYOUT EDITOR: Donna Williams STAFF: Stanley Wheeler, Kathy Stapsy PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR: Gerald L. Segelman OFFICE MANAGER: Bruce A. Hack STAFF: Cheryl H, Hauss, Beth Hooghkirk ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL: Robert J. Wcbsti GRAPHIC ARTS: Howard Gralla PHOTOGRAPHY: Bradley T. Hindson STUDENT: Althea A, Richardson A Letter Without the dedicated staff with which I have worked, a publication such as TECHMILA could not have evolved into the finished product that it is. TECHMILA is the result of many long and sacrificial hours by an understaffed and often over-worked group of people. I would like to give special thanks to my im- mediate staff: Skip Blumenthal, Beth Hooghkirk, Joel Freid, Bruce Hack, and Donna Williams, without whom this book would not have been produced. To the many people who came to my rescue at deadline time—the typists, REPORTER staff, friends, and friends of friends—goes my sincere thanks. In addition, I wish to extend the gratitude of the staff and myself to our Administrative and Financial Advisor, Bob Webster, to our Photo- graphic Advisor, Brad Hindson, and to all the other faculty members who were willing to take time to listen to our problems and offer their advice. Foote Davies deserves recognition for again living up to their fine name in quality and serv- ice. I would also like to extend thanks from myself and my staff to their representative Mr. William Sloane for all the help he has given us on this book. Students of R.I.T., you have before you the combined efforts of a numerically, dedicated few. TECHMILA ’68 will be with you for many years to come; criticize it if you must, enjoy it if you will. Sincerely yours, Robert Bruce Smith Editor-in-chief Gerald L, Segelman Colophon Volume 57 of Techmila has been produced by Foote and Davies, Division of McCall Corpora- tion, Doraville, Georgia, utilizing the offset litho- graphic process. The paper used throughout the book is 90 Enamel by West Virginia Paper Company with the exception of the Old Compus section which is 80 Mohawk Superfine (Eggshell) by the Mohawk Paper Company, All text matter has been set in 10 point Melior with italic, and the heads are set in 24 point Eurostile Extended. Color photographs are reproductions of East- man Kodak Ectachrome transparencies and have been color-corrected where necessary. The cover was manufactured by Kingscraft Division of Kingsport Press, Kingsport, Tennes- see, The base material has been embossed with a white overtone and the design is silk screened in brown. Volume 57 has been produced in an edition of 3200 copies. 312
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