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Author Unknown .nh has .fi :T'Ei??.'!4'l3m' . 1-? - iivhfi .W-HA sq., ,f'3T E. U'-Q, 4 , We 1'I s 'X 'M fa6wifn:i3, 553, 1' ,l.- p1,Xx5mHmm9,- , Msmw- v,,1.w. I .qmltq 38 'Y Mgw 'Mia E mw- fi LK ,1- 1 wugr -mr ww L' M Q if ., W, Nw. ' Xhfawll. gy, 5, if If kv gf at v M 3' ' , is-ff M . 3 ,gf f f y p fi ...,f:34lg .u.,.., W v A ma! ii , , Q A V,- '-' V ,Q J ,yr 1' 4, VNV V YQ! Qi! N 2 Has any man attained to inner harmony by fi- pondering the experience of others? Not since the world began! He must pass through the fire. Norman Douglas ! 'E . Nnidiv 1 . ,, , -,,,1,,-as , -Qfxii, f Nil V? Ji U V -1.5.5.4-.4.ss n Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it Confucius .HV Q 325.1 9 Don't walk in front of me I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, wx A -as-...,,,, nib. I may not lead. Walk beside me, And be my friend. Camus JRE 'UN if-ww And in the sweetness oi friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasure. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed, -Kahil Gibran A-Y H 'w i F 4 X' K . J JA , 4, R V., 0 '1 i 2 1 X wi W Special Thanks Vg X rm-NNl wkl vk' Q. V 7 'X r ' MW K - I N Y F lg E' ,fi f f in 1 j s-44,JR ii .5 e 'ff ' Bob Collard and Carol Vanaman are the special kind of people who give much more than they have to. While others put in purely time, both Bob and Carol have given the whole student body something better - a part of themselves. With their personalities and their genuine concern for the needs of the students, these two have proven that they are people who can be turned to and trusted. - From All of Us Thank You ., wifi ' ,.5'f'i:l? if .gf f? The like a tree and .. like its shadow. is what we think of itg the tree is the real thing. ' Abraham Lincoln :M ,. I'f' Y f .4 Y f E O 4, X ,--nrt., QL -v -- 'ssl REDITS EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR LAYOUT EDITOR ART BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTO EDITOR PHOTO STAFF IMAGE STAFF COVER DESIGN EVE R l,.q?1Vl, in 1' Him w 'I A asain,-L1-'w1 , 1, , ,- 'K T ELL ' JL: iffl'!E3'!?j'i-V,'-T 'r p' 11 1 , 1 V .U IQ T . is q,.i3i'. J -'T-?4!AilQ' 4. .llfsif ,. A , - A f iiefiwlli- Pea v i a1,ef'w:u+:f,-wists 4, 'Iwi' ' 42 ? wif' i y fgzrff .,. -' '- Q , . . f - r ' sf. - . An Patricia Kuhlen Bruce Grant Joan Roddy Sue Greene Greg Kosluck Lois Hedges, Debbie McGuinness, Danny Moor, Jim Amodeo, Ralph Russo, Rick Ercoli, Carmen Scoppettuolo and Don Williams. Anthony Ferrin, Teresa Germania, Rosie Jones, Laura Ruggiero, Linda Solarski, and C.J. Stofko. Joan Roddy SPECIAL THANKS to Bob Collard, Ken McGill, Marcy Nadel, Randy Kamin, Jim Jordan, and the VENUE people, Doug Baum and the WHIT people, Community Relations, Pat Johnson, Chip Gillis, and anyone else who helped us put the book together. 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Green, Jr., fondly known by all as Johnny Green . Johnny grew up as most normal kids do, but he possessed something extra-the ability to bring joy to all who came in contact with him. Johnny had the unique ability to play with children at the age of 20. He appreciated the counsel and wisdom of those who were older, and enjoyed the wholesome competition of his peers. Johnny gave a hundred percent to any task that became his to carry out. His philosophy seems to have been, if it is worth doing at all, it is worthy of my best effort. This is reflected in everything he did throughout his life. Those of us who are left might do well to follow his example. As a brother and a son, John was an excellent family member. An obedient son to a mother and father who guided him and loved him, and a loving brother with whom I could share dreams and aspirations. Johnny's friends came from all walks of life-from Little League teammates, Sunday School class ushers at church, through his high school teachers and coaches, to the professors, coaches and teammates at Glassboro State College. To all who Johnny touched in his small way, we will always remember him for the joy and love he placed in our minds and hearts. My brother has done the work God needed him to do. He is not gone: he is there among us and will always be. l believe this with all my heart. -Jeffrey Green Johnny Green died on December 8, 1977, several weeks after sustaining an injury during a football game against Montclair State College on November 11. ll fl . . . Johnny was never just a number, either on the field or off. He was an important part of our college community, a gentleman, a man of integrity, a hard competitor who led by example. Johnny's death leaves a void on this campus, not only on the athletic field, but everywhere. Good men are valued and we have lost a man of great value . . . -Dr. Mark Chamberlain, President Glassboro State College tw ,Q-Q1-A f I - ,l'V' 1.,A 1 f . A ---- QE N. sw LEILA SERRIA ABRAHAM MICHAEL CURTIS ADAMS JOSEPH JAMES AIELLO ROBERT J. ALACCI Admin. Studies English Ed. Music Admin. Studies FRANK JOSEPH ALBANO JULIE ALBERTINE BRUCE JAMES ALLEN DOLORES MARIE ALLEN Elementary Ed. Early Childhood Ed. Admin. Studies Admin. Studies ing, .. ,Nan-v , SA l MARIE ELIZABETH ALMEIDA ROBERT ANTHONY ALOISI Q Admin. studies Admin. Studies ' A-v 1 l O 'I C BONNIE ELLEN ALTSCHULER JUDY PAMELA ALSTON Mathematics Elementary Ed, X.. .-ua-..-4 I. -1-.1-4. 'HEI ,. ., -4 A ,- -. .i A ' X., MARY VINCENZA AMENTA DAVID JOHN ANDERSON Art Admin. Studies M-Qmflm 4 K JU' mnwm' in U 4 1 M 3 LEE ANN ANDERSON LORI ANN ANZIDE Special Ed. Admin. Studies , A ,. ., -5 Z .ii CATHY JEAN APPLEBY PHYLLIS M. AFIANEO EDGAR LUIS ARCE EILEEN M. ARMELIN Elementary Ed, Art Secondary Ed,!Spanish Elementary Ed. 9' , '05, 43 Q 9 , ,1- . 7 J , R . 'N x Y x LESLIE AROUH REBECCA J. ASSELTA DUANE E. BABECKI EVA HELENE BALASSA Art Home Economics Ed. Admin, Studies Communications X . 'If' Q. - .L f 2.5 I Wu. i , LILIANE LILY BALBACHAS PAUL BALBACHAS Secondary Ed. Sociology 'Ds ,.,.N in, DEBORAH A. BAKLASARRE DOUGLAS MAGUIRE BALL ROGER A. BALL RICHARD JAY BANDELL Music Ed. Music Ed. Physical Science Admin. Studies qv-- A., 'za ' ,fl WILLIAM M, BANKS JANE ELLEN BARAKO PAT L. BARRELLO ROBERT GARY BARNSHAW Communications Biology Industrial Arts Ed. History fi Q' l DEBORAH ANN BARRY DIANE ELIZABETH BARTHA PATTI D, BARTHOLOMEW THOMAS M. BARTOLONE Early Childhood Ed. Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. Admin. Studies -3 A ' 1QfI'f5- .Q .-N 04 ff f A 'A Lfrzxjifxu f 15 v Q, ' I -nu PETER Commumcatuons SANDRA ELIZABETH BECKER BARBARA F BELOFF YVONNE FAYE BENNETT ANNA L BENOIT Psycology Commumcatlon Elementary Ed Art Ed. 44 '95 MARIA C. BEBBIOS JUDITH ANNE BETTS Spanish Communications fy? fry? , I 0 PATRICE BJOBKSTFIOM TWANA ADREAN BLACK Art Edt Admin, Studies ,, Ci' NANCY LYNN BLANCHARD CHARLES JOHN BLOCK ANNE ELIZABETH BOBZIN SANDRA LYNN BODINE Art LawfJustice Admin. Studies HeaIth!PhysicaI Ed. is N 1' 'iw ROBERT NICHOLAS BOHACS BRIAN EARL BOLOPUE ANTOINETTE M. BONGIOVANNI LINDA A. BOREA Admin Studies Admin. Studies Elementary Ed, Elementary Ed. x xx GEORGE KEVIN BOWDEN DONNA MARIE BRENNAN LAUFIANCE W BRENNAN NORMA S BRESNICK DEBBIE LYNN BRETT Admin Studies English Early Chlldhood Ed Physical Ed LARAINE DOLORES BREWIN JOAN M BRIGHT Muslc Ed Special Ed 1M 2 JESSE JAY BRIGLIA NANCY LOUISE BFIILL LINDA GAIL BRINK JOSEPH A BFIIZZOLAFIA 'Cul 5 'X L M, 13 1116! JUDY ANN BROWN CYNTHIA ERIKA BROOKS ALLISON JUNE BROWN CANDICE ANN BROWN Special Ed. Communications Elementary Ed. Political Science 490 LORI JANE BROWN Psycology Q MICHAEL WILLIAM BROWNE Communications ,If Ki ,yq JILL J. BURKE LAWRENCE BUCCHERI LINDA M, BUCHANAN LAURA A. BURCH Admin. Studies Communications Early Childhood Ed. Elementary Ed. Q60 L C7573 V . 3 ' , 1 L' ' i DEBORAH L. BURNS Math DONNA LYNN BYRD Law!Justice ga 5 ,..' SANDRA JOANNE CALLOWAY CAROL KATHRYN CAMPBELL Elementary Ed, Special Ed. Ap. X P ata its . 2 I ...Ax f:.YtiiiQK ELISABETH LYONS CAMPBELL RAYMOND E. CAMPBELL STACY ANNE CAMPBELL KATHLEEN CARBONELL Music Ed. Admin. Studies Elementary Ed. Early Childhood Ed. df' 'hw ... If I U 3 , 9 x- Q5- , 1-sa. .. 4 19 'J X ll 1 .pr Z 'N 'Sis H l I ROBERT J. CARON Q ' E ,,. 3' I I KAREN EMILY CARPENTER Admin. studies 3 if . fi , A Early childhood Ed. ', A .sy 7' 15 .fl 4 X W, lui .. .- . it h f V A A J' 1-A: .... , My qu l 5' tg , N J 'Y Vffljyl ik? .vii , T1 7 w ' in ' , iQ' I 'yn L ' Lil? 5' 1 .J 4 muffin DAWN ANN CARSON JOAN CASSIN Spanish Elementary Ed. JOANN CASTELLINI DAWN KAY CATERINA ROBERT ANTHONY CATULLO THOMAS ANTHONY CETOLA Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. Health Ed. Communications 'UN -'-V' K, 'I ff 1 . A 1 ,T A. I' I f gs SUNNY GALE CHAFFIN SARA M. CHAMBERLAIN EILEEN SUSAN CHAMBERS WILLIAM A. CHAPPELL Communications Sociology HeaIth!PhysicaI Ed. Secondary Ed 'QT PATRICIA CHEESEMAN ELLY CHRISTOPHERSEN PATRICIA ELLEN CHRISTIAN JANICE LEE CLARK Early Childhood Ed. Admin. Studies Admin. Studies Elementary Ed ,.1 . , .. KAREN CLARK Elementary Ed. KAREN NEALA CLARK Special Ed. SANDRA LYNN CLARK DEBRA COCKERHILL Elementary Ed. WT' 7' .hx Wk-v.,,...4 Rn ,.-'- -..f P , I .4- ,Ri 1' 5. ' xy ji' 'if . ' ' A . ' it ' pr .if , I. 'dt 1+ xl' .I-...i' lan.. X PETER COCUZZA Law!Justice Aff' 4 CINDY IRIS COHEN Early ChiIdhood!EIementary Ed. ' , - A 5-,EJ , ' R., .,. I YVONNE COHEN Admin. Studies PATRICK T. COLLINS Politicai Science 449' ygfjfl 1 ARTHUR MARK COH EN Communications ' 1 I I 3 s 'Qi 1 'Y .4 . 2' Q .4 l' 'I vlq luv' - , ,,, ,.i PATRICIA L. COHEN Admin. Studies 41 ' PEGGY THERESA COLABELLA DONNA C. COLELLO ANITA COLLINGS Art Admin. 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L.. -Wu Mr: ' Y- 4? rt any--A45-. 4 R! 1 1 N pa, ff - 4.-4-V ' f ' 1'c',ovwavV4, V V . ., ,, Q ui, W, . . , Y, Kvfig E! -5... is 22 Music is love in Search of a word A . There isn't much that I can do . . . but I can share my flowers with you . . . and I can share my books with you . . . and some- times share your burdens too. . . as on our way we go. There isn't muchlcan do. . . but I can share my songs with you and I can share my mirth with you . . . and sometimes come and laugh with you . . . as on our way we go. There isn't much that I can do . . . but I can share my friends with you . . . and I can share my life with you . . . and ofttimes share a prayer with you . . .as on our way we go. Q' ..' .x X,-f f' T1 . ki I 1 - ' 1 S 4 qw, 5 rm V'f:w K. ,, i Q- i ,U :sq p..-ao xf' A.-aff , gh.,-c 4 N ,Qv ..,'. 3' Q-. , 'fs --,yu 11 ,,,-1 .' '- Ju 'r' -f- . n A'-' iv, Ya: .J ,, .' , ., in , ,M Q, . wt. ,.,- Z , K - , , . - M , 'f ... V... x ' fb .g,,f. vu, .- ' ,., AUM! L, , U . - . . . 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A 458, '- ,YK I avdgwibv AM Fd, 1 --ni If there are dreams to sell, what would you buy? Beddoes If iii 9-ll il A D A, , nigh C S xy ,,,4uv ana! Qu-f gr' L 5 s - ,- tg BL. 1. X , .. we f ln the midst of winter, l finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. Camus f ! A V -L'N'l , 'ii - H 55D 'f'Sav-'MBL ' if I 'finial '--Q :.., - '41 Q i 'Qs 1 1 'Q 5 . X- You You You You' 132 know how I feel listen to how I think understand . . . re my friend. Schultz 1 r 3 2 ,F 13 K x f, I K r ', I T' 'J-a,..w, A Q. M, ., --I f3',13..' 4 ' N wolf 4 .0135 ' ' ' ' ,..f'-.f+ H5'9l'9 j 'Qhf7 N 'SL-.rv 1 ,. W- . ,. . 1' .4 'af .' ,g,q..,.: .,',fi nk 'f 'buns'-a Q ' .YK ' hir! 'xhkfwffvfg- ' Q ,s,q.,x.f L .xv-7-yy -0, 9 .. --TE' Fifi 1 'g's?-xii-A . ,YM , 4.61 Z2 i EQ ' z 4 3 ffl? '-. 2 ,L ' x fe E35 ii 1 Us :Qin A place called home. Tifig mi 3 5 ff --va Q. 4- - - , .. 5 .53 ..., .158 EUJ Nl. 34 0 ICQ, V 'xl qi A114 3 , H5 BG, 515, wifi S5 ff? 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Nine of their victories were shutouts with seven of those being perfect scores. The Profs placed seven runners on the NJSCAC team this season. Besides Kruse, Harry Frezza, Gary Leaman, Steve Wayne, Tavo Rivera, and Derick Adamson were also named. In championship action the Profs finished second to Rutgers at Homdel Park, and second to Iona at Van Cortlandt Park in New York. In the NCAA Mideast qualifying meet the Profs finished fourth to enable them to travel to Illinois to compete in the NCAA Division lll Nationals. ln the meet at Van Cortlandt Park Kruse set a new record for the five mile run, breaking the old mark which was held since 1970. He was clocked at 25:04. With all this talk about NCAA Championship meets the Profs captured their fifth straight conference and established a new conference record by winning 23 consecutive NJSCAC meets. . T . .. .t4 -t . . . ,'3' f , l---it-i A .. ,, 'I . T , .t f iv .V1...,,.l.f,tAtX,:,..,..'Nfl M . . , 're I i -. ' Q. , X 'Q' V N .N-, 1' This year women's tennis team finished up with a 6-8 record this season, but even that was far better that what the team expected to finish. The Profs had only four seniors on the team. They were Mary Ann Hedrick, Peggy Fredrick, Nancy Hunt, and Karen Terpe as they tried to inspire a rather young squad. The team sent singles players Fran Siedlecki and Gina Gribauder to this years NJAIAW Championships at Trenton State, along with doubles teams of Hedrick-Hunt, and Paula Aiello-Terpe. They finished seventh in that meet. Coach Darrah says that Gribaudo, only a freshman, is worth looking out for in the future. She was also extremely pleased with the performance of this years team. Q Y . ,gif t - ,ly .1 - 'eff lg ,. , 'X - K , . ' I I ,aw 'U'L.:vvg,4 f ' ., , ww , f ,, ,rms N ' fi f . 'wx , ., ,W-.' ,, N ' 5. ,mg l we f, .yiffffiw 1 '- -. .af , ,Q , .. . ,. gl, Q , . Women's Tennis 14 1 I , A VQ,: b ,..1., 1 b ff. 4. 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The Profs will be looking forward to next year when the underclassmen have some varsity experience under their belt. A ' .443 ' uf , , 2 9 J 'R iv' Y-'vallix W' F ll f-lrtt ,za lllll .ll U' ull!! :!ll!Q IU ! f If , . . 4, , , , I gg. ,V ' , ,, 545, P' .. , 11,- . ,, . . . f- 'A -, A , T, We fx 15.11. lf., ,Am is M R S: new am-anim .46 ? u Q i -is xx, -if .Alf ' e-Qfvww 1 -4-giTg:e-Sgr 2 x . ,, , .5 '31, Q Q5 Y - ,gf , . , -4 - X , , -,wi A A If .- ua vi., na 'Y , , . v .Ki 14 wwf ag vw Q1 t 1 Tiff? r i-AW' 'F 3 Ir! . -fam? Jalal? xl. J 2 .V ,IF .I V Football When the season started Coach Wacker never dreamed that the Profs would finish up 7-3 this year. After capturing the N.J.S.C.A.C. title for the last four seasons, the Montclair State Indians were able to defeat the Profs on opening day 31-15 and go on to capture the conference. The West Chester game was played in the memory of John Green, who suffered a fatal injury in the last game of the 77 season. During halftime of the West Chester game, the Profs retired Green's number and presented his jersey to his parents. Jerry Ragonese made a very emotional speech which left the crowd in silence and him in tears. The Profs finished up the season by defeating Central Conn. 115-14l, Kean 133-Ol, and William Paterson 149-225. Herb Nielo, the Delaware Valley's leading passer a year ago, had his best day of the season hitting on 14 of 22 passes for 315 yards. Dino Hall followed up that performance in the last game of the season by setting two Prof records. He ran 255 yards in the game breaking the old 235 set by Robbie Reid. Hall also ran for 1330 yards for the year also eclipsing a record which was held by Reid. Next season Coach Wacker will have to look ahead to a young squad. Between the seniors and the upcoming freshmen look for the Profs to have another successful year in 79. 147 O i a 1. 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' f ' , .243'E'fl'?:sly+15iEf.'4 1 W ' 3 9X.i9..i4lu.L fiU?'.1ffJ'13'hne -25. .!?..Q'.:'. via- . ' v ff W.. Drk iw . , Q vw' -, ,. I f --qw: IH Dan Gilmore has verbally abused officials as well as directing temperamental outbursts towards his own players. But you can't argue with a winning coach, as the Profs saw playoff action for the first time. The soccer team only had three starters returning this season, and it was supposed to be a rebuilding year. Gilmore led the team to their best finish ever with a 12-4-1 record, in only his third year at the helm. At one point in the season they won five games in a row outscoring their opponents 20-1, as senior goalie Craig Campbell, compiled over 20 consecutive scoreless quarters. Making the playoffs for the first time, the Profs fell to Union College 4-O in the opening round. The N.C.A.A. Division lll New York-New Jersey Regionals were held in Schenectedy, N.Y. The Profs were led this season by leading scorer Tony Procopio, as he set a new assist record. Also leading the offensive charge were Tom Moffit and Freshmen stand-outs Tony O'Connor, and Pt. Pleasent graduates Tim Dempsey, and Scott Salisbury. With a team filled with a lot of underclassmen who saw plenty of action this year, the future looks very bright for Glassboro State Soccer. 149 Q .. 'N 52 enas 4 Basketball Y 2 W, ' ul Women's Basketball 53- Wx I 2 x X f Women's Gymnastics f I D ffxsassxrzaf. nun ' I f - -,,' bvi b ,I ,:: ,--- irlv 2 -I N A mi N g . ' W .www 'Hy ' .t if was Sv- X A x 3 ,Q X X, MW -9 V N sw 'W' fn' . Kd w , X5 .,, fp 1, QMS A' X .t aww W wage a J X x mx it as me Km m4,.-,V 2, . . . an It was a season of many big meets for the Profs men's swimming and diving team coached by Anthony Lisa. In mid-December, Glassboro set the law down and Bronco-busted arch-rival Rider, 61-51, setting the tempo for the season. Glassboro's highly competitive schedule included Division I schools Rider, University of Deleware, West Chester State, and Temple University. Division ll competition consisted of Towson Md. and East Stroudsburg State. Four returning All Americans, including senior co-captains Walter Holt and Paul Rudzitis, propelled the Profs surge into three championships of national caliber. Junior Chuck Lewis and Sophomore T. J. Holt, joined Holt and Rudzitis, in addition to Freshmen Mark Clark, John Afford and Paul Hopkins. Teammates Mark Rixon, Rick Horn and Russ O'Brien also contributed to the winning Prof team. Post-season competition included the New Jersey College Champions, the Eastern States Invitational at Havard, and the Division Ill NCAA Championships At Geneseo, New York. ilnnualni 'wr if W6 if . r - 5 3fi1'.eit7'N -qw., , S. ' A ,. ' A --- .,. f ' 5 , ' . .' ,N--' km. ' 'ww A U ' Yfffsrs-swvs H Swimming p 7031 V ,Z fy . . ' 'K , WfL1 '. ', ,,1i:i:113g' . 'A ILZiLLZ'..f ALM.. 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' il' P A - -, N' A Q earw . e -1 'V 1 U :1 A 1Xq.vi:vN - , .3 Q ef ,. S e 1 . W , -e as Wee' x Law .QW A A N5 .4 ' gf-53- 1-f bc . ig we zfyggx gf - er. Name Stuff And Score nl' ! W lxbt N. N210 'Zyl' - r 'fn 4' tri f fa' 422525. rl! .N 1'-fa, f , .,.. .W ,J -5 ' P 13 1 . gfylr. iii' 9 .. - F1324 GIassboro's Ultimate Frisbee team was started in the Spring of 1975 by Kevin Harper and Bill Johnson. Originally, it wasn't a team as we know it, but some guys just enjoying this pastime sport. Then that Fall the team began competing with other schools and became Mid-Atlantic champs last year and runners up in the East Coast Division. Although they lost to Cornell to go on to the World Championship last year, the zany personalities of the guys and Spring Fever will never let them down. Indoor Track XX. X-u 'B-ea-Sx..,m . WMM! ,'i . .sg i . A '-Qs--... iff? Coaches Oscar Moore's and Bill Fritz's 1978-79 Indoor Track 81 Field recorded eight record-breaking performances throughout the season fas of Feb. 51. The two-mile relay team of Derik Adamson, Tom Cawley, Jim Boffa and Tavyo Rivera completed in the 72nd edition of the Wanamaker Milrose Games in New York City, before a sellout crowd at Madison Square Garden. lt was the first time in many years that the Profs competed in the biggest meet of the indoor season. Freshman Mike Feriozzi, Sophomore Aaron Foster and Junior Dave Hadley fall-Americanl broke three lindividuall of the eight records which were inscribed in the annals of Prof Track accomplishments. Hadley also contributed to three new relay marks. Coach Moore also saw action. He set a new American Nation Master's fage 40-49l record for the mile run at the CYO meet in Maryland during intersession. He won the race with a 4:24.4 clocking. He also completed in the Track 81 Field Federation's Indoor U.S. Championship at Syracause University. Ferizzio put the shot 47'9 besting John Conry's 45'6'f 419763. Foster Triple-jumped lhop, skip, and jumpl 44'8 , breaking the old mark of 42'8'f, during the same iVfTf3VSQSSi'I Fl. Many other teammates contributed to the fine niifzonie this past season. The Profs were third in the Track Championships, fifth in the State meet and enlist in the Princeton Relays. Aff-1' L-r'1ff'2fS- z ' 'A 1 B yi .52-351.1155 ,fy .' -1-,--.. .4 ' - V., .',.'1..,p 1.1, ,j .W ,,.2-,,,1QfjrifJ ,iz -4 g..f14Q1 ,Q'4f ' ' ':'? 'A 'A .Av- ffv 192 1: - ,-Ml .,,,,.. -'awww Y f- ff.. 961 or . . r . P .T t it T , .. ' .Q L -' ' ,,,.' al . an Q., . o un . I 4 K, . -Q. N Q-. il ,.. .Ju - 0 , Y vk-, . . 6 bn ug 1 ., . A 4 -2- -. ..- , , Q 'L , b '. 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Hall has already played four years of varsity ball, thus making him ineligible for play this year. They will have a good portion of their team back from last year, led by the heavy bats of Frank Albano, Brendan Rosenberg, and Chick Peale as they combined for a solid .379 average. Rosenberg led the Prof offense in home runs, FlBI's, and scoring. Norm Charlesworth, Matt McArow, and Bud Goebel will lead the pitching staff. Goebel, a sophomore last year, had a very good season. lnfielders Flalph Wendell, and Don DeJoseph will beef up the already potent offense. 127 x is .,,.,1 r ,ZW-' ,, ,aj 17.3 fa ,gffqf-N4 -.f,,,L ,, '24 ' '1- ?': ,i FOV . , ff - ,. ,, 4130,-, 25,6 Luf- V . 6, 4 'I 4 u v ls ' 8. . 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' ,Q EN -gli - Ng' 1 5 y-5,35 ,, ' ,n if h :L Y-5 ' A -1 , , wg :vw 'M - A M -V 4' . -an ' - --our. f M- sw, , .,-f- ,N - ,, , ,huh , A , . qw., ',..4u-.aww 4 ' .xi - 175 ak., f If fir 1 594: Av uf 'AWA ff f if fa, 11, 4,4 wr Freshmen rientation Welcome to college was the phrase most commonly heard during Freshmen Orientation. Like any new experience, it will take the freshmen a couple of months to get used to the environment. They listened to welcoming speeches to put their minds at ease. Buying knick-knacks to add finishing touches to their rooms also filled up much of the week. Turning to more important things they received their l.D. cards and meal tickets. Afterwards a make-shift assembly line was formed in the ballroom in an effort to recruit the freshmen for different groups, clubs, fraternities and sororities. Paradise entertained during the week trying to get everybody to socialize. Smokey and the Bandit highlighted the movie screen and a hypnotist left most of the freshmen aghast with his performance. He showed the freshmen what college life at Glassboro would really be like. X . I 3 . ' 1 ff Q ,f x A I 1, 9 I it 1 fi -'- Marathon Um A fl F -P.. Fi 'Id' Piii Hr-J R, If Q3 'M Fi 'si gawk, ug 1 K 4 6 Run OD 179 la HOMECOMING SALUTE TO CHAMPIONS Wed. 72012 p.m -12:00 p.m. ...... THE GONG SHOW Ballroom Thu. 11:00 a.m. 0:00 p.m - 4:00 p.m. ......... ART EXHIBIT Ballroom - 1:00 a.m. .... RALPH LIVE BAND Ballroom Fri. 10:00 a.m. 2'0C . p.m.. . . . 8:00 p.m. -10:00 a.m.. . 24 HOUR MARATHON RUN Track RATHER BlZARRE Country Festival FREE Between Nlullica and Evergreen Halls 4:00 a.m. .... Andy Warhol's FRANKENSTEIN Er ORACULA lShowings at 8, 10, 12 E121 Ballroom y FREE COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS Sat. 10:30 a.m. HOMECOMING PARADE Salute to Champions 11:30 a.m. .... R. GRACE BAGG MEMORIAL SERVICES 1:30 p.m. FOOTBALL GAME lagainst Central Connecticutl 7:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m. ....... CHAMPlONSHlP BALL W Dinner Dance, Ballroom Sun, 8:00 p.m.. . SAB Concert: BLONDIE-DAVID JOHANSSEN I Esby Gym 'eff . vp. r 95 1,, Break QNX x 'F x 5 Sw is 4 y G 411 'iii-1 ii L, -afar ww-of jv P 5 X 4 2, A..Q M , 181 4- C '30, :df M14 9 . K Home- Coming Dance f XXX -E13 ' I F ,. , ix .i 3 - n, 5. s gl V, -' ich , . ' mi' vi 5 l . ., :Q E X .. f iv, ' . 5 . . lf 'l4 l 1. -.. N ,' xx ,x tfxx O I gif? N ,.. A N K N X, Blondie wfpyl 1 ff 4 Op The new Wave engulfed Glassboro October 29 immersing the homecoming concert crowd in an ocean of punk rock. Blondie, David Johanson and Moon Martin were the big fish making waves. Onstage, Debbie Harry, the sultry bleach blonde lead singer of Blondie, clad in a multi colored skin tight mini skirt and shocking pink stockings, sang, shrieked and swooned seductively while the boys in the band belted out pulsating sounds. Some came in standard punk garb, black lipstick smeared on ghoulish white face, leopard skin skirt torn strategicly for maximum effect, black leather jackets draped with chains, shades for vacant eyes . . . Johansson, the old New York Doll, electrified with high energized rock, beautiful ballads and some old Motown tunes. Elvis Costello plugged in onstage for a rousing version of the Dolls Personality Crisis. What a treat. Moon Martin knows how to rock out too, and he did, getting the place all reved up and ready to blast off to roll heaven. is X A -. .Q .,. 91 X .Q - 3 f 'f ff X, V. .AM .P . : 1. 7 4? vv. 1' H ,A -QQ 5 .7 ,,, g -VNS, .o n ' x V22 'If' ., , 2'q5,g:,',,y. ...,,. I '- 1 , ,,,g,48l,y., . f U . 1 wk 'W 3' 'KK' 'QV . ,N 1' U15 2 ,, Q- T N .lu ,, Q 3 'Y lx.. . - i' Y ,1.. I I. M . f P Greek Weekend 1 x ',aqK f ,Q '3lX X f , X I T 1U f-1,3 Rf ' ff XX 9 .N Y ,Ik X x 'nxxxxm ' lx X tv X' C - 1 Illxyww iPaiigU afmQ - .L. X ,1 I ' irgil Fox The dedication of the new organ into the Wilson Concert Hall was professionally executed by Virgil Fox. Mr. Fox who has played on every important organ in the country, is the first American organist to play a paid admission concert at Carnegie Hall as well as being the first to play a solo organ recital at Lincoln Center. The organ which is a three manual, 53 rank instrument, has a moveable console which was played from the center of the stage. lts pipes are set in two large chambers located on each side of the auditorium. When those relaxing melodies float through the pipes, it feels as though you were on the keyboard yourself. With every selection he played the atmosphere changed in mood and tempo. Most of his selections were from Bach, his favorite composer. Included in the selections were A Surprise which in result was the theme of The Sting. Just before intermission he had the audience on their feet singing O Come All Ye Faithful. The concert ended with three encores, the last of which was the Star Spangled Banner, and a standing ovation followed. Dizzy Gillespie, world-renowned jazz trumpeter, graced the stage of the Wilson Concert Hall on Sunday night October 22. He charmed the audience with his broad sense of humor and musical know-how as his musical selections ranged from favorites which were on his newly released album. As far as the style is concerned, one could compare him to B. B. King. Dizzy makes his trumpet speak much in the same way that King makes his guitar taIk . He showed the sharp clear sound that jazz musicians strive for. He has been associated with such greats as Cab Calloway, Ella Fitzgerald and Billy Eckstein. His honors range from Musician of the year Award to a concert presented by the Smithsonian Institutes Jazz Series. .ry sl X S V if ,Q 4. . x Dizzy Gillespie xi' Bill Cosby and Helen Schneider lit up Esby in a sell-out evening of music and comedy December 3. Newcomer Helen bedazzeled the audience with sultry renditions of old blues favorites, and a few rock-n-roll numbers. The crowd roared in unison as veteran comedien Bill Cosby appeared on stage and listened in amused appreciation as The Man quickly silenced the hecklers. Although his set was brief, labout an hourl, Cosby kept the people laughing with anecdotes on everyday life. 1 M.. .. -1, U, an VII! fit Q3 fy' 4 ' il Wg k'Q,3gaf ' Qdla mg X Bill ,Q Helen Cosby 5 wif j A YE 5 -,f v up-o ,a Q m i. 3 . I N Schnelder 4 X 9 'T , A., ' 'x -,.x EW VQEJM! Sm if Ei ggi ,1 , 4 1 ,I fa tv. -fvf , i 1 e ' 1 K .,:A ig , Message Board 'Ns 1 fl ffl '753' 'lf it . be if ' 'Wa 6 5 NOVEMBER 16, 1978 - Glassboro State installs a 830,000 message board. J. T. signs of Vineland put up the board which is similar, but on a smaller scale, to the sign in Times Square in New York. information of the happenings around campus are fed into a computer and spelled out on the board for the people on campus to see. 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S, . 6- f,.1 , 71 A! ff f 5 Q 5 f r ', f .' ff fl, ,ri n ., A, y 7 xv 'S 1 1 , A at x , so V '- 1. .wif S r 18 x 1 1 van A qi 25j?v,dZ,5V . .Q , W, fiery' , I 1, L, ,X-,f '4' Q- -. vt. vw., If Every year during the first week in December, GSC students pitch in whatever they can to make Project Santa a success. Sometimes it may be zany stage acts pledged by their friends or 50 cents to hear their '45-'vt w....,,-an v. 0. 'W' ' QWVQ' fi, Q Jerry Avery - WYSP 196 John Ogle - WPIX and Colin Blunstone I LI! YYY! Everyone got involved this year including such radio personalities as Jerry Avery of WYSP, John Ogle of WPIX and his good friend Colin Blunstone, former singer of the Zombies. WGLS 189.7 FMl broadcast the event through its duration and two WGLS people, Debbie McGuinness and Glen Flemming, managed to stay awake for all 80 hours. GIassboro's Ultimate Frisbee Team showed us their expert frisbee skills by holding an 80 hour marathon to help raise money for Project Santa. Also to raise money, some things were up for auction, such as TKE slaves for a day, Bob Hedyes's lformer GSC studentl bandana, a ten foot sub, and Gilda Radner's tee-shirt. a ,1 STATE f 1 H 197 , , m H lf. W , f .. Y i 138 Afvci 9 v ,of N .. I l .ar f , H? But the greatest thing about Project Santa is that everyone had fun doing it and the end result was 810,000 raised for the needy families of Gloucester County. '-2' f it From the first days of freshmen orientation GSC students are indoctrinat- ed into the art of Iinewaiting. Then they move on to the lines at Winans, the campus dining hall. All this prepares them for the greatest Iinewaiting tradition of allg DropfAdd. Drop!Add has become an intrigal part of every students life at Glassboro. It is just as much a student activitiy as a SAB concert, or a sports event. Life at Glassboro State College is just a line and we are waiters. Try getting into the Ftathskeller on a Thursday night. dd X5 J K RX.. 6 9.5 Mfg -x Q, -X Remember Watergate? CARL BER TEI On December 11, Carl Berstein spoke before approximately 250 persons at a SAB sponsored lecture. The 34 year old former Washington Post reporter and co-author of ALL THE PRESlDENT'S MEN talked about and criticized the workings of the media. Berstein talked unfavorably about how some recent court decisions are infringing on a person's rights in the First Amendment. He told us in his opinion what makes a good journalist. Berstein also questioned whether or not the media has the ability to report on itself adequately. These among other thoughts from Berstein highlighted his 40 minute lecture. Following the lecture Berstein was questioned by the people in the audience. . A ip ?s', ' s f M Ie-L X fun-.. ,f ww 'a As. 11 -ai 4? mg p- . .. -. .. ,.,,,,,-.N r 'fi W 'QW' A . YV .. l - . . ,,,,, , -11, 1 I ' fa ' .WW- .x 1 in we X , 9.1 .. , -X . . , ,,e , ..-e .w., J.. 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QJNY' -' , ' f ,Q 'ig 'I1 'NV' -.- -'W' wwf- 411 4f.e44.WL-iw ,an H ,914 . .cw W 'lg LQ? fi :Ofx-L, ld' 2, . rf Q., K V +. it X 5 RQ 'gy Ogx X 4, ,5- Ws , A ' 115111 Orqanizahon - Accounting Society The purpose of the Accounting Society has been to familiarize students with the various aspects of the Accounting profession. .s 1. ' A ii 'l 4 6 wr- will WX? Advertising Club The Advertising Club of Glassboro State College is currently in the process of affiliating with the national American Advertising Federation. We are organized for the purpose of giving students a better understanding and some experience in the advertising world. During our meetings we have workshops and various speakers. We also publish a newsletter four times a year. We are also involved with assisting the Public Relations Student Society of America in their projects and helped Project Santa this year. i HP, 53 'Q 1 M 3 M , .i q I .f fgvff Z? 3 ' t al' fs'QuiQ wa, Avant is Glassboro State CoIlege's literary magazine. The staff publishes art, poetry, and fiction. The staff also conducts Writer's Workshop and sponsors poetry readings by students and by prominent poets. Black Arts Festival Q .Y . 1 '. -ue, Haiti? , f M- fx' Black Cultural League y ' I BOGO College Community Urchestra if Women's Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Charles Pacer, is for all women of Glassboro State College who are interested in singing. The chorus performs on campus every semester and in some local churches. The chorus has sung with the G.S.C. Orchestra and with the G.S.C. Concert Choir. This years officers are: President - Lorraine Brewin, Vice President - Laura Messing, Secretary - Joanne Warrington, Treasurer - Kathleen Becker. Women's Choir The G.S.C. Concert Choir is the oldest musical organization on campus. Our present director, Mr. Clarence Miller, has served our choir since 1955. Our membership is drawn from ALL major programs at the college and represents not just the Music Department, but all departments here at school. At the annual Spring Concert, the choir does more than learn notes. We sing several on and off-campus engagements during the year. This year's officers are: David Van Ess - Presidentg W. Bruce Grant - Vice Presidentg Marilyn W. Currier - Secretaryp Susan B. Conaty - Treasurerg April Ward - Librarian. ' 213 CEC Glassboro's Council for Excep- tional Children QCECJ is a student- managed organization which meets once a month and conducts its activities to provide special educa- tional students with direct contact with the handicapped at various agencies and institutions. These activities offer every member an opportunity to develop an awareness and understanding that will enable them to become more sensitive to the needs and cares of the handicapped. CEC meetings are opened to Special Education majors as well as non- special education majors. Early Childhood Education Assoc. W-no gaegvlrfwvr ' 9- 5 X' The purpose of the Early Childhood Education Association is to acquaint both majors and non-majors with an understanding of the young child. At our meetings we discuss current methods of teaching preschoolers and exchange new ideas, utilizing speakers and colleagues actively involved in the field. -'I' Q The Glasboro State First Aid squad is an organization that had its start late last spring. Its main purpose is to provide the campus with emergency medical care in the form of a volunteer ambulance service. We work along with the Glassboro Ambulance Corps, who provides transportation to the hospital. Our members are trained in Emergency first aid and rescue procedures. We also stand-by at many of the college events, concerts, performances, and athletic competitions in case of an accident. '.'-- -. :sa -f First Aid Squad ' 215 'EP .QV . -fi: T? 'L f' if Forensics is an organization devoted to public speaking. Members are given the opportunity to further their speaking abilities by participating in college tournaments held all over the east coast. Members can participate in debate or individual events. Forensics Club ii---f' -as -f V., , , M,- l l l l i l l Hillel at Glassboro offers a combination of social, religious, cultural and educational programs for the involved Jewish students on and off campus. The above picture was taken at the Hillel house at Rutgers University, part of a Jewish Awareness Seminar Weekend. ll all Industrial Arts Club lla- 1, sl J In ni ,. -. X -r.qe,,.s 'S K I if Ll...f-'L-A 4-J ,sux- J G 911 W1 e d The Industrial Arts Club holds weekly meetings for purposes of broadening the student's background and enhancing the scope of the club members in the professional responsibilities and social aspects of the future industrial education teachers. This organization is sanctioned by the Glassboro State Student Government Association and is affiliated with the American Industrial Arts Association in Washington, D.C. Students in this professional organization participate in local, state and national conferences and conventions. 'I 14 1 'Y ,ni A i Q , Jogging Club The G.S.C. Jogging Club was started this year to bring together all the joggers who would benefit from knowing each other. The cIub's main activity is to educate members through lectures and guest speakers. Officers are: Vergle Wagner, Mary Beth Buchanan, Delores Gannon and Cathryn Stockridge. Gpera Company 219 i1-nnnn-- PRSS The Public Relations Student Society of America organized in the Spring of 1977 and has grown to the 4th largest chapter in the nation. Our main objective is to acquaint students with skills PR practioners use in their everyday work. PRSSA hosts an annual communications conference. The conference allows to experience planning and executing a real Public Relations plan. The conference is a student-run activity where colleges from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are invited to attend workshops taught by professionals from the PR field. PRSSA has several other activities throughout the year in which members are invited to get involved such as writing news releases for community organizations and working with college-related Project Santa. lt is an active organization and holds many benefits for each member. The overall purpose of the RSA is to assist students in every possible way to make the residence halls ideal living units for study, cultural, educational, social and other leisure time activities. Over the past few years, the RSA has helped to initiate co-educational residence halls, finances and security. These have become reality, but only through the time, effort, and support of students. An integral function of this organization is to review, formulate, and recommend residence hall policies to the appropriate college office or committee. Members of the Residence Life staff serve as the RSA's advisors. O' 221 The Student Art Society mainly operates to generate communication and expression of the visual arts of G.S.C. between the art dept. Students and other depts. of the college. We are not a specific area club but work in conjunction with the community and the college to display good public relations of the art dept. and maintain a direct source of art related news to all students. Student Government Association ,Hx firk Q, 5 :sw Q, MIM. WZ 'Mas-,' up 'f-if' Q- Vw . V 4 'lx QM V ,fi 4 'fry ', 1 Ziff , fi: ,. g fi' 5 fl- WGLS - 89 FM, is G.S.C.'s educational radio station. It is run by the students under the direction of Mike Donovan and Chief Engineer, Al Miller. The station broadcasts news, sports, special programs, and album orientated rock music for all of Gloucester County. WGL wiv' ' xg Q X-:ffgx L Is jv '- Y Vl'!! r-S? 1 N'ff4W'f .QQ ogg A Biff we qi 5.--Q Y -f 0 iv, 543279-99 ' A M Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority is the first black soroity. It was founded at Howard University in 1908. The sorority focuses on the community by providing service to all mankind. , VHLUIE p X Q? I A . ' ,. 1 -if -N ' AW' . I1 IM WWII I1i'tt 't'01If'r'-'vi vwmlyfmwmvi X J , .'- ' 2 -. ,ij :if lg t lj - H EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Mark Voglesong MANAGING EDITOR - Ken Smith BUSINESS MANAGERS - Victa Halpin and Danny Moor ASSOCIATE EDITORS - Terrence Fagan, Curt Frick, Jim Jordan, Mike Kaplan, Doug Kirby, and Faith Resnick. PERSONNEL - Doug Baum, Pam Coolidge, John Froonjian, David Lynn Holt, Jerry Irwin, Kim Jennings, Debra Jones, Vicki Klien, Mark Klionsky, Eric Kramer, Annette Migliarese, Francine Moore, Ty Moore, Jim LaRegina, Ken Thomas, Kevin Cieri, Randy Kamin, Linda Krenslak, Jeff Lublang, Scott Wienfeld, Stamo Pieratos, AI Proctor, Joel Rosenbluth, Ed Schatell, Spacerik, Vergle Wagner, Don Williams, Debbie McGuiness, Dottie Wilson. PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR - Carol Jenkins ADVISOR - E. 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