Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1951 volume:

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Adams, who left us many valuable suggestions for this year's book before he had his editorship of the I95l edition terminated by recall to the service. Mr. E. Hopkins Brill, Director of Purchasing, for the invaluable knowledge given in a manner of under- standing and kindness toward us poor editors. Mr. G. Earl Nichols, representative of Campus Pub- lishing Co., and for his willingness to help us in pro- ducing a better yearbook for you. His ideas have been most welcome, and his aid in a crucial period quite needed. XValter Kroemmelbein '46, for taking pictures for us under the most trying conditions, and yet, getting won- derful results for us. It goes without mention, that being a Rutger's man, X'Valt had insight into our problems, and really applied himself where needed. Robert Cyphers 150, last year's editorrin-chief, who helped us to pick up the ends left by the elected editor, and to help his successors start with a little more 'self- confidence. Mrs. Kenny and Pete for their aiding in keeping the top floor of the student union functioning like an office, and not in a state of bedlam. The Department of Public Relations for all the action pictures that they have loaned us, for all the help that their stafl has given us in the way of suggestions. Dan Alexander '51, for all the pictures that he has will- ingly taken for us, and delivered to our desks. i The Students, for after all, it is not really our publi' cation, it is more or less our job to compile all the data, edit it, place it appropriately, and then to see that all the deadlines are met so that you can receive the edition on time. You have given us the source material and without that, there would be no yearbook. YVith a troubled world turning around us, and the fear of a major war, the editors in trying to speak for all, sincerely hope that Rutgers will never have another period when yearbooks cannot be published. 5 IIIIIINISTIIITIIIN CLASSES . . IIIINIIIIS. . . LIVING IIIIIIIIPS . SIICIIIL LIFE . . fIU'l'II'I'I'IES. . . Sl'0Il'l'S . . . Wel'ayTrihuteTo... PROFESSOR WILLIAM C. SKELLEY Head of the Department of Animal Husbandry Professor YVilliam C. Skelley was more than just a Department Head at Rutgers, he was a personal friend to every student who had contact with him. He gave un- stintingly of himself to make life a hit happier for others, and he never lost the zest and enthusiasm of youth. Pro- fessor Skelley was always ready to offer aid and encour- agement to a needy student. And if the advice from his heart was insufficient to solve the problem, he never hesi- tated to give from his pocket. To Bill Skelley there could be no more fitting memorial than this picture and the following Words of one of his students: VVe gave freely of our love, as to a friend. 8 PROl 1iSSOR IV. C. SKIiI.I.liY 1897-1950 l'rofex,s'or Shelley' Inns bowl in ClI'1,'I'il1llll, Ohio, was rerzreil on a farm zinrl attended schools in Hopezlale, Ohio. He was grarlzmted from Ohio Sizzle Uniziersily with a degree of bachelor of science in IlgTlL'IllfIlTI' in 1918, after zulzirlz lie Ilfllllllll an l!I.Xl'l'Ill'lUl' ut l?1iIg'ers l5!llZ'!'l'Yiij' in 1919 and won sile- remiwely ltigher mul: until he lzezrame henrl of ll1erlelbf11'In1c'nt. In mlzlition I0 his teaching and ie- .seurcli clulies lu' hail 'responsibility for the llzruivzmlenrre College Ifurm unrl held tlze addition title ol farm .mp1'ri11lenrler1l. Well known among liwestorlc frzrmerx for his expert lmozulezlge of beef rattle, sheep, swine nnzl l1or.ws, l'r0ies.sor Slcellex' runs the rlullzor mul ro-uutlzor of many teelznirnl bulletins and popular arfirles in his lielrl. He had close ties with New .ler.sey3 livestock illllll.XiTlY as exefutizie zfize-jaresident and for- mer ,St'!Tl'HlIl'l'y' of the New ,lemey Alierlleen JIIIQIIS A-9SUI'lIlll0Il nml as serirelfiry of the New jersey Sheep 1g,-Wflg,-,gt ,4.gwL-jgiinyl, He nrrzs also fl mr'1nl1er of lhe flnzerirran Soriely of flninml Prorluetiozz and Delta Tlzela Sigma fraternity. 9 Administration m u IDR. RIIBERT C. CLIITHIER I'resident of the l?niv0rsity Illi. MASIIN W. GIIIDSS Provost of the University The Board of Tru tee Alfred E. Driscoll ....... . .... Governor of the Stale of New jersey , Robert C. Clothier ..................... President of the University UFFIUERS 0F 'PHE BUARII Robert C. Clothier .... John Wychoff Mettler Henry G. Parker .... Russel E. Watson ...A . . . . . .Chairman , . . .Vice-Chairman ..............Vice-Chairman ...............Vice-Chairman Albert S. Johnson . . . .... Comptroller of the University Albert E. Meder, Jr. ................................... Secretary Alfred E. Driscoll Robert C. Clothier William H. S. Demarest. Emeritus Philip H. Brett Duncan D. Sutphen, Emeritus John Wyckoff Mettler John Van Nostrand Dorr Henry G. Parker Walter Buzby Clarence E. Case Vreeland Tompkins, Emeritus Florence P. Eagleton, Emeritus Marie H. Katzenbach Ralph P. White A. Harry Moore Andrew Steelman Ralph G. Wright John F. Tinsley Roy M. D. Richardson Harry L. Derby Sumner B. Emerson Frederic W. Smith John H. Bosshart Russell E. Watson Virgil Jordan Carrol M. Shanks William S. Borden Wheeler McMillen Gustav A. Hunziker Franklin Conklin, Jr. Charles H. Brower Robert A. Cooke Philip Forman Mahlon G. Milliken Lansing P. Shield YVilliam C. Miller, Jr. ' Elizabeth Middleton Maddock Francis Marmaduke Potter Tracy Voorhees Rosamond Sawyer Moxon James Kerney, Jr. Pierre D. Van Mater Margaret Denton Wagner J. Lindsay de Valliere Arthur T. Vanderbilt Walter T. Magetts, Jr. Theodore D. Parsons John M. Summerill, Samuel L. Bodine Roy F. Nichols Leslie G. McDouall David L. Cole Richard K. Paynter Richard B. Scudder Marion S. Spain Roberta Brewer F elch Raymond Schroeder James E. Fraser tZORNlil.Il'5 B. BOOCOCR lhvnz of JIM: .XI.BliRl' li. XIIQDICR. AIR. 1211111 of .lrlllziuixlmlirnl ,Xl.BliR I' S, .IOllXbOX f.vfH7IIlfI'UHf'I' Dean and Director HARRY CL, OWI-QX Dfvm of Ihr' Collrgz' of ,-Iris and .S'r'im1r'c's XYILl,I.XNI H. MARTIN 17l'IllI nj llll' ffollrgc of .fQVl'l'IIHIl?'l' CIMXRICNCIC lf. IFXRLH IJMIH of fllI'.s!'llfJ01 of 1flllH'Ilff1l7I lfl,NH'1R C. l ..X5Yl'0N I,!'Ill1 of ilu' ffnllvgr' of 1'fIIgfI1!'f'J'iII4Q li. HOPKINS BRILI, IJirr'1lr1rn1 I'1n'rlm.xi11g CLIQORCK li, I.I'I 1'L1l llirfr lm' of Il1lYY.Sil'IlI lzrlurrllirnlz IALTTIIIQR H. MARTIN Rclqisl rn r ERNEST MQMAHON Dircrlm' of ,llmizni lfl'flIfffIllS DONALD F. CAIXIIQRON 1.iI1r11ri1z11 XVAI.IACE S. BIORELAND llirrrlor of Public Rclntirms COl'R'l'N1iY P. BROXYN SllfII'VfHlt'l1dl'lI1f of lizlilflillgx IIIIII Gromlds JOHN P, KIRKWOOD Director of Pc'r.smznwI mul Plnrrrnmzt JOHN L. DAVIS Dirnrlor of Housing llR.XDl ORD ABFRNATHY Chajrlnin ILDXV,-XRD HIIRTADO llirfffmr of .S'f11d1'ul Hmllh LILORCLIQ KRXBIFR llirmflor my ,4rl1r1i.ssin11x Classes F H F lull Junior Class llffioer Xlllllllllf R. Llillo, PI'F.S'I'!1I'IIf n II. Sclluck, Vim' 1,H'.S'I'III'IIf mom' Clllusc, Sw'rf'If1ry-Trrrl s'11n'1' oph Ulass Uffioer Clllzlrlcs Clarroll. l'n'.s'1Arl1'11l john D. limery, l'1'r'e l'r'e.s1'1lf' Xlzm K. Illig, Sffrrelary-7'1'f'fl.x11 The enior Class . . . CLASS 0FFlCEli' Leon Root, P1'es1'cle1zt Charles V. Adrian, Vice l'rc,s'z'denl Xvilliillll N. Sharp, Sczxremry-Treasure: I9 THEODORE A. ABELN New Brunswick, New jersey Civil Engineering 'l'au Beta Pi KB, -lj: Deans List fl, 35: Conunuters Clt1b fl, 2, 115: ASCIC -lj: ASME fly: Newman Club lil, ly: Intramural Soft- ball. JOHN B. ACKLIQY Rumson, New jersey Political fiI'i6l'Il'6 Delta Kappa lipsilou, Presitlt-ut: Interlraternity Council r?5, lj: Creek Week Committee: l-'resluuau Ienuisi Booster Club 13, ll: lutratuural Football, Basketball. Baseball, Syvinuning, ONORIO M. ACQUAVIVA Trenlon, New jersey Ef'!JIIIllI?Iil'X State Scholarship: Deans l.ist: 'IX' lfoothall flip: Varsity lfootball 125: -IV Basketball fly: Conunuters Club ll. 23: Music Club llj: Plrotographic Soeiety' 155: Intramural Soltball, llasketballz Transfer Student, Croye City College, Cornell l'niyersity: Air Iforce. ROBERT H. ADAMS lll linglewoofl, New jersey 1'syr'llology Delta Phi: WRSI' tl, 2, It Coltl R: Atnateur Ratlio Club tlji Deutscher Yereiu tlj: lntratuural lfootball. SWlllIlIllllg, 'l'rac'lx. THOMAS E. ADDY, JR. Highland Park, New jersey History Phi Canuna Delta, Presitlent: Interlraternity' Council. Vice-Presi' clentg Starlet Key: Phi Alpha Theta llj: Philosophean Society' 1-lb: 'liau Kappa Alpha Q3, lj: State Scholarship: Debating tl, -lp: Deans List QE, 3j. ROBERT M. ADELMAN Far Rorlcaway, New York PIINOSIIIIIIB' MILTON L. ADLER Trenton, New jersey Psyelzology Delta Phi Alplla fly: Targuni till: Booster Club ill: Psydiological Society' t2, 3, lj President: Rifle K Pistol Club tl, 3, lj: Air Force. CHARLES V. ADRIAN Paterson, New jersey Biological Science Scarlet Ilarbs Council til, lj Corresponding Secretary: Class Vice- Presiclent ily: Interelass ill0l1l'lI2lDlCIll Committee: Preeeptor: Rutgers Outing Connnittee: Class of l95l Outing Chairman: XVRSU Couneil: Quad Club QS, -'lj President: Scarlet Barbs ffl. -lj: Biology' Club tflj: Booster Club QD: Hillel lfountlation Cl, 2. FI. lj: Photo- graphic Society' QQ, 3: lntraniural Basketball, Soltball, Football. RALPH AHRENS tllicldleliusll, New jersey .I0lll'?IlllIi.S'?lI WRSIT 133: Connnuters Club lljg Booster Club tlj: Flying Club Q3. lj: ylournalistu Society' 13, Ply: Ptesitleut: Rille K Pistol Club Qlji Artuy. MICHAEL AIELLO Plainjield, New jersey Electrical Engineering , Coinmuters Club C453 AIEE-IRE QS, flj: Italian Club felj. Newark, New jersey Electrical Engineering FRANK P. AITELLI lita Kappa Nu 63, 453 State Sxholarship: Deans List 6353 Freshman Cross Country: Yarsity Cross Country 62. 353 Quatl Club 62. 3, 45: Allili-IRE 645: Intramural Softball, Basketball, Football. DANIEL H. ALEXANDER Trenlmz, New jersey Psyelzology .Inllm 62, 3, 615 Cold R: Searle! l.eHer 62, 3, 45 Cold R: jltlfglllll 6l5: Boss in IU 635: lfreshnian Tennis: Varsity Tennis 62. 3. -lg Hillel lfounclation ll. 2. 3, 45: Pliotograpliitt Society 625. AIAAIES ALEXANDER lVes1 I.or1g Brurzrli, New jersey Elertriezil Engineering Lzunbtla Chi Alpha: XVRSU 6251 Hertzog Hilltoppers 6l, 35: AIEE- . . . , , - IRL 615: Booster Club 635: Newman Club 6l. Z, 15, Intramural Basketball, Baseball. Coll. MARTIN ALEXANDER Newark, New jersey Agrlettltuiwl Research Phi Beta Kappa 63. l5: General Scholarship: Deans List 6'l, 2, 353 Borden Award: Dairy Scienee Club 6l. 25: Hillel I-'ountlation 61, 2, 3, 45: Literary Club 61, 25: Ill-'A 6l. 2, 3. 45. B XVARNER ALEXANDER Glendale, New jersey Political Szrienee State Scholarship 61, 2, 3, 'l5: Deans List 62, 453 Coop Board 62, 3, 45: Presitlent: Students for Democratic Action 645: Henry Rutgers Scholar 645: Quad Club 645: Scarlet Barhs 645: Booster Club 6-15: International Relations Club 645: History Club 45, AIOSEPH I.. ALLANI New B7'llII.S lU1.I'k, New jersey Political Science Conunulers Club 61, 2, 15: Chess Club 6453 Air Force. YVARREN VV. ALTHO FF Somerville, New jersey Erigineeiing fIfl7l1ll1lSlliIlfl.07'l l'll'CShlDZlll Football: Air Force. JAMES T. AIAVORTH Glen Ridge, New jersey journalism Ifreslunan Track: ASME 615: Booster Club 6l5: .Iournalisin So- ciety 615: Navy. NANDO A. AIVIABILE Paterson, New jersey General Education Anlhu 63, 45 Cold R3 YVRSU 63, 45, Deans List: Transfer Student, Paterson Stale Teachers College, Army. ROBERT G. AMBOS New rllarket, New jersey Engineering Aclininislratlion Theta Chi: Commuters Club 615: Amateur Radio Club 62, 3, 45 Vice-President: Newman Club 61, 2, 3. 45: SAM 645: Intramural Track: Air Force. DAVID XV. AMERMAN, Neslmnir, New jersey Animal Science DONALD H. AMICK Bozmfi Brook, New jersey Arneriran Civilization Delta Ifpsilouz General Scholarshipg Band tl, Qjg Clee Club 12, 3, 45 Cold R: Chapel Choir tell: Deans List tl, 2, 35: YYSSE Co- Cliairmauz RCA t3, 45. EDYVIN ANDERSON Boitnrl Brook, New jersey Geology Deans List 4353 Geology Club QQ, 3, 4j. HILTON L. ANDERSON Plainfield, New jersey Psychology Varsity Swimming t2, 35: Psychological Society tfljg Transfer Stu- rlent, New York University: Army. ROBERT E. ANDERSON Mercerville, New jersey Education ROBERT N. ANDERSON Princeton, New jersey Business Administration Comuiuters Club Q2, 3, eip, ASCE tl, Qjz Rifle lk Pistol Club Qljg Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. NVALTER YV. ANDERSON, Trenton, New jersey American Civilization Delta Kappa Epsilon, Glee Club tl, 2, 3, 4 Gold R3 Chapel Choir QI, 2, 3jg Ilnclergraduate Editor, Alumni Monthly, Intramural Baseball, Track, Cross Country. GERARD ANDESKIE Bound Brook, New jersey Engineering Administration General Scholarshipg Air Force Medalg Coinmuters Club Cl, 25: ASME tflj: Rifle K Pistol Club tll: SAM HQ. PETER ANGELAKOS Bound Brook, New jersey Political Science Glee Club Nil: Deans Listg Booster Club Hi. PHILIP ANKLOWITZ New Brunswick, New jersey Electrical Engineering Kappa Kappa Psi Q-lj: Band tl, 2, 3, 453 AIEE-IRE t3. 45: Booster Club 143. ROBERT V. Al'l'l.1fTON Horrlenlown, New jersey' 'Iomnalism Della l'l1i Alpha flip: State Scliolarsliipz Trcnton lingim-cts Club Scliolarshipz Deans List ffll: Boys ln Ivy' ffljg ylottrnalisxn Society ffl, -lp: Astronomy Club fll. VICTOR .'XRCH.'XMliAUIfI' Lowell, M1z.v.mf'l1zzsells l'llysi1'11l Erlzzcration -Xlpba Sigma Phi: Ccncral gl'll0l2ll'NllllJI lfrcslunan lfootball: Varsity Football ff. 3, lp: Quad Club f2, fl. li: Booster Club ffl, lf: lfrcnttli Club ffl. ll: Ncyvtnan Club fl, 2. fl, ll: Varsity R Club 12, 3, 45. HOXYELI. O. .AXRCHARD Brooklyn, New York Biologifal Science .inllzo f2j3 Quad Club f2p: Biology Club f2, fl, -ll SK'l'l'Cllll'fI Inter- national Relations Club ffl: RC.-X f2, Eli. JEROME ,-XRESTY Rorlzesler, New York Business AllIl1.l7'llSZl'Illl0Il Sigma Alpha Mu: Deans List fly: l50flb Football f2i: lioostvr Club fl, 2, 3, -lb: Hillel lfounclation fl, 2, 3. -lj: Intratnural llaw- ball, Football, Basketball, Bowling. RUDOl.lf O. ARNIYI' -lIllll6.Yl1ZLl'g', New ulersey General 1f6l'llf.'Illl0lL tianuua Sigma: Varsity' 'l'r:u'k fill: Conunutcrs Club fill: Intra- tnural Baslwtball. llascball. lfootball. BURTON ARNOLD Linden, New jersey Pllyslml Erllufllion ll1'CCCIJl0I'Z lfrcslnnan Football: Varsity Ifootball f2, 3, -lp: Intra- mural Ollicial: Xa:-sity R Club ffl, lf: lntrzuntnal Bawkctball. Soli- ballg Navy. NORMAN I.. .PXRONS Sl.'Ill'.fllfll6V, New Yorlc 1i14.s'i111's.s flClll7llIllSll'Illl0ll RXYNIOND P. ARVIO Vlnelzozzl, New ulemey' General lirlllrrlliozl State Scllolarsliipz XYRSl' fly: Qucvns Players ffl, Ltijg Coop Board ol lJu'ct'tors fqlli 5l'l1Ol1lSllC'f.0llIlIllllCC. School ol lzfltlczttuui ffl, lf: Qllilil Clllll HJ: NSN f2, El, ll: Young l'rog1'cssiyt's fill: lilllllll' rl-C1lCl16l'S ol' .'xlIlCl'll'2l ffl. -lp. N.'X'l'HANllil. R. .'XV1il.l..fX Jlfuwille, New jersey' lilertriml 1'illg'llIIfCl'l7'Zg' 9li2llllJ2ll'tl X lllatlc ffl. lp: Ccncral St'lIOl1ll'SlIlllI Dcam l.iSt f2f: Allili-IRIS ffl. lj. JAMES R. IEACHINI.-KN illilforfl, New -lemrfy Cemmiz' lfllgl-IIl26'l'l.lIg Kcrainos ffl. -lj President: Quad Club ffl. lp: Ccraniif Club f2. Il. fllg Intranuual Basketball. Softball. MICHAEL G. BADOYANNIS Czmerl, Crete, Greece El6'C'fI'1't'IIl Iingilzeerirlg Pln Beta Kappa 13. lpg Tau Bela l'i 13. ll Presiflent Tflll kappa Nu 13, ll: Foreign Scholzirshipg Deans List 12, 31: Allili-IRI-Q 1l1' International Student Club 11, 2. 31. YVILMER BALDYVIN Blmmzfielzl, New jersey City Pl1lIlTI1i72g Ceneral Sc'l1ol11rsliip: Booster Cl11b 1l1: Ceramic Club 121. ROBERT H. BARAZ lilllllllffll, New jerxey Pol1't11'11l S1'1'e11c'e l'l1i Beta Kappa 13, ljg lkilifl Scliolarsliip: Deans List: Henri Rut- gers 5CllOl2ll'I Model UN. 12, fly: Quatl Club 1-lj, Aiilropologiutl Society 13, ell: International Relations Club 12, fl, ly l,I'l'ililL'llll Spanish Club 11, 2. 3, -ll l'resi1lent. FRANK F. BARILE X 150112111 Brook, New ferxsey li1l11r'11!1011 1 Booster Club llrjl Future 'leaeliers ol' Aiiierittaz lnte1'1111tional Rela- tions Club 1212 Tratisler Stucletit. lvllltlll junior College. CHARLES A. BARRER, NIR. 1lIeI11f'l1e11, New jersey English Scarlet Barbs Council 13, lj Corresponding Secretary: General Seliolarship: yillfglllll 12. 3. ll: XVRSL7 13, 43: Coniniutcrs Club 13, -lil: Scarlet Barbs 13. ll: Booster Club 13. lp: Newman Club 153. ll: Intranitiral Football. Baseball. FELICE BARONE 1Vff'll'1ll'k, New jersey PllySll'1ll ECl1ll'ItfZi07'l Couimuters Club 11, 23: ltzilinu Club 13, ljg Intrzuuural Ollieial: Intramural Baseball. ROBERT A. BARRETT Met11el1e11, New jersey BUSl'7l6.S'S AIllIIl1iIllSfl'Ilf1'0Il 'l'au Kappa Epsilon. Vice-Presidentg Interfratertiity Council: Boys ln Ivy: Commuters Club fl, 2, 3jg Booster Club 1l, 2. 3, 45: SAM 145: Spanish Clllli 1-lj: Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Switniniug. Bowling. HERBERT G. BARTH, JR. North Plfcinfielfl, New jersey Clzemistry Ford Hall Club 1,111 Cheniistry Club 12, 3, lj: Deutselier Verein flill Intramural Basketball. Football: Air Forec. HERBERT H. H. BARTRON Oxford, New ,lerxey Eler'lri111l lirzgirzeerhzg State Sl'l10l2ll'SlllI7l Yarsity Track 1ll: AIEE-IRE 155, lj: Ariny. EDTVIUND BATCHELAR Fair Haverz, New jerxey Dairy Science lfrcsluuan NVrestliug: Quad Club 1-ljg Rifle K Pistol Club 11, -lj. RAYMOND H. BATTLE tllonroeville, New jersey Agriculture Iiconornirfs HONVARD D. BEAKLEY Blaekzuood, New jersey Plant Seienee Zeta Psi, Interlratcrnity Council, Alpha Zeta 43, 45 1864 County Scholarship, Chapel Usher C3, 45, Junior Prom Committee, Fresh- man Football, 'IN' Football: Freshman Lacrosse, Ag Club, Booster Club 45, Intramural Football, Softball. JOSEPH A. BEDARD Trenton, New jersey General Edumtion Sigma Phi Epsilon, Quad Club C353 Rifle K Pistol Club tl5, Future Teachers ol' America 45. JOHN A. BEHREND Termfly, New jersey Business Adrninistrrttion Chi Psi, President, Cap K Skull, H'ho's XVho Q45: Interfratcrnity Council, Srarlet Letter Cl, 2, 3, 45 Co-Editor, Cold R, Tnrgzmi fl52 junior Prom Committee, Forensic Council, Vice-President, l50-lb Football 12, 3, 45 Captain, Freshman Lacrosse, Varsity Lacrosse C2, 3, 45, Freshman Tennis, Lacrosse Club, Vice-President: RCA fl, 2, 35, Varsity R Club C2, 45, Intramural Basketball, Baseball. JOHN BLNDER Perth Amboy, New jersey NIrlthern,ntit's Delta Phi Alpha Q3, 45, Deans List fl, 2, 35: Deutscher Yerein QS, 45, Mathematics Club Q3, 45, Navy. PETER L. BENDER Leonid, New jersey Plrysirs Student Council 145, State Scholarship, Preceptor 63, 45, Freshe man Football, -IV Football Q2, 35, Varsity Football 115, Freshman XVrestling, Varsity YVrestling Q2, 3, 45, Freshman Lacrosse, Varsity Track Q2, 3, 45, Ford Hall Club Q45, Chess Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Mathematics Club CS, 45 President: Varsity R Club tft, 45, Intra- mural Softball. CHARLES BENNETT Millville, New jersey Agricultural Etlucrtlion Scarlet Barbs tl5, Ag Club Q3, 45, Booster Club Q45, Four H Club U55 Poultry Science Club 115, Future Farmers of America ffl, 45, Army. RICHARD H. BENNETT Nutley, New jersey journalism Lambda Chi Alpha: WRSU f35, l50-lb Football 43, 45, 'IV Foot- ball fl5, Intramural Football, Hlrestling. Swimming, Bowling, Basketball, Softball, Marine Corps. ROGER N. BENSON Kearny, New jersey Hislory Phi Alpha Theta 13, 45, State Scholarship, Targuut tl, 25, Deans List Q2, 35, Freshman Cross Country, Varsity Cross Country 12, 3, 45, Freshman Track, Varsity Track 12, 3, 45, Quad Club Q-'15, Booster Club 145, French Club Q45, Photographic Society 13, 45, Rifle Sc Pistol Club U53 Intramural Cross Country, Basketball. CHARLES E. BENZE I-Iighlrtnd Park, New jersey Bttsiness Administration Band ll, 25, Clee Club fl, 25, Chapel Choir tl, 25, Scarlet Leiter K3, 45, Commutcrs Club CI5, Booster Club fl, 2, 3, 45, Intratnural Basketball. A NIANFRED BIQRGER I'infflaml', New .Icfrxey Sarzitrzry Engineer xiguc Scliolzusliipz Couuuutcis Club: Ford Club Hp: Quzul Club 12, 33: Sczirlcl Ilnrbs: ASCE KI, 2. 3, -lb: Booster Club HQ: Chcss Club CI, 3. 5, ll: Hillel FUIIINIZIIIOII fl, 2. 3. lil: RCA QD: Aruiy. GEORGE IS. IIERKIL llfmthelfl, New ,lersey English AIOI-IN ISICRNADYN l'VyckoH, New tlemey Elez'lrir'ul Ezzgiliew I'lI'CSIlIIlLlD Foollwullz I50-lb Ifuullmll K2, 3. fly: fl0lllll1lliCl'S Clllb ll, Qgg Ford Hull Club Ill: Quzul Club KSI: Allili-lllli K3. All: Iulrzuxlurul Iiuskcllmull. Busulmzlll. DIXIIIIIIIIIIQI Xzixy. PAUL S. BEST New 13I'llllS1l'ff'lf, Nrzu ,Ie1',s'e4x' iIIFI'lllIllI!'Il1 If11g1'11eer1'11g Arun. ARTHUR D. ISICKHARDT l'ln.sl1r01lr'k Heights, New -l!3I'.Sr'?j' I'syf'l1olr1g-x' Sigma Phi lapsllou: P51 Chi 13. ll: Dczius Lui rl. 2. Eb: Houston Club 135: I'syi'l1ologiczil Socicly 43. lm: Rillc K Pixml Club fill: hauling Club 45, ll: Ski Club 4.5, lp: Iutrzuiuuizil llooilmll, huuu- uiiugp Army. GEORGE XY. ISIERMAN liloumfielfl, Nrzv lersey BIllf6Tf0l0gy Alplui Chi Rho: Dczuis I.isl 121: 'l'r1u1sl'ci' Sluclcul, Lehigh l'ni- wrsily: Arun. ROBERT P. ISIGLIANO 'l'e11nefil:, New jersey Electriml 1fIIgfl1f?ffI'flIg' Inu Beta Pi QI, -lil: I-lla Kappa Nu fly Vici--l'rcsicIcul: WRSI' Ill: Deans l.1sL QI, 2, 3731 Allala-Ikla 62. 3, IJ: lulrzuuiuul Soilbaill. Ifuolbaill, HENRY O. P. BINNER iIIUll7'lfflfII hikes. New .IKIXYHY CIIKIIIIISUAA' I Dcllii Phi Alpha 455, IJ: Slzuu Srliolurwliipg CIICIIIINIIA' Club 52. fl. IJ: AVIDN. l AARON I.. BLACK Camden, New -lf?I'.l'l?'Y illeclzmziml 1i11gi11f'er1'12g' Phi lipsilou Pi: Suirlcl Rifles ll. 23: Ifresluuuu C11-xx: ASNIIQ 12, fl. 'lp '1'reusui'er: Iflyiug Club rfb: Rifle K Pislul ill: lut1':iuuu'ul iIl'1ll'Ii, Football. RICHARD XV. ISLAISDELI. lilizabetlz, Nffzu l1'r.s'ey l3z1s1'r'1ess fi11m1'11i.s'Imlim1 ARTHUR BLEEMER Hrrulley Beurli, New jersey Edueation Zeta Beta 'l'au, Yice-l'resitlent: Debating H51 B'nai B'rith ll, 25: International Relations Club QI5: Intratnural Basketball. Football, Soltball, lrattk. DONALD E. BLESSE .Yorllz Bergen, New jersey Business Azlminislratimt Yarwitx lfenring 43. I5: 'lforcl Hall Club llill Booster Club H51 Detttsrlter Yt-rein til, 515: International Relations Club H53 New- tnatt Club til, 452 'l'ransI'er Stutlent. Stevens Institute of Technol- ogy: Navy. JAMES R. BLOCHER New York, New Yorl: Plllllfllflll S1 ierue Deans liist 125: Intratnural Basketball: Arun. BRUCE I. BLUM Lfilcewoocl, New jersey Edueation Zeta Beta Tau, Treasurer: ,lrztlm tl. 2, fl, lt Cold R: WRSII t,2, fl, -I5 Cold R: Boys In Isp: Varsity lfenting 12. 3, 45: lfreshe :nan 'l'rat'k: Varsity 'I'rat'k 125: Booster Club t'l5: Hillel Founda- tion tl. 2, 35: Klan Club tl, 2. 35: Plmotographic Society 125: Sketch Club 42, 35: Intratnural Baseball. Ifootball, Basketball, Diving. THEODORE H. BLUM New lirznzswirlc, New jersey General Agrieulture Hillside Social Club til. l5: Hortus Club Ht: Intramural Softball, Basketball: 'lransler Student, Hunter College: Navy. YVILLIAM li. BLUMHARDT Trenton, New jersey Engineering Afl7lIl'I1l'.SlTIlflUIL mst C-15. RAYMOND D. BODNAR Carteret, New jersey Political Sfienee Deans Iiist t35: Ifreshnutn Track: Varsitx' 'l'rac'k 12. 3, 45: Cont- tnuters Club tlt. THOMAS S. BOND Pfmlslioro, New jersey Geology lfortl Hall Club Q45: Scarlet Barbs H53 Booster Club H5: Geology Club t2, 3, l5: PllOI0gI'1llJlllC Society llli Intramural Softball: Arnn. GER,-XRD V. BONOMO Glen Ridge, New jersey Economies l'i Kappa Alpha, Presiclent: lnterlraternity Council: Armv. EDXYARD BOORURIY Summit, New jersey Business Administration l.atnbcla Chi Alpha: WRSU tl, 25: lfreslnnan lfootball. l BRONSON A. BOOTH Nutley, New jersey Cirtil Engineering Lzunbdrt Chi Alpha: Sc'z1bbard K Blade 13. 15: ASCE 13, 45: Intra- nturatl lfootbztll: Coast Cttztrd. ALLAN A. BORGHARD Mt. Vernon, New Yorlf il'I61'llIlI7it'lll Engineering Cenerttl Scholztrship: lfreslunztn Crew: -IV Crew 1253 Quaid Club 135: .XSNIli tl, 2. fl. ll: Newman Club 13. 45: Rowing Club l 12, ft. ti, jostgtfu cz. E. Boucsuytun Egg Harlzor City, New jersey Civil Engineering l'ret'eptor 12, 35: Rztritztn .Xetiritites Club 1l. 2, 35 President: ,XSCIC . t - . . . L , . 1l, 2, 5, -l5 President: Qutul Club 145: Xewtuzin Club 11. 2. 3. -l5g 'l'r:tnsl'er Student. Nlerehztnt Marine Actuleniy: Army. PHILIP H, BOYD, Rye, New York Efonomirs Booster Club 13, 5153 Chess Club 12, fl, 115: Nlzitlietnnties Club 12, 35: J 1. ling Pong Club 1L. Il. ll: Captain: RCA 13. ll: lntranutrttl Solt- bztlli .Xrtny. THOMAS C. BOYER New York, New York History 'fzut Kappa lipsilonz Yttrsity' Track 125: Cotnntuters Club 115: Quad Club 135: Stttrlet Bztrbs 11, 2. 35: Deutscher Yerein 12. -15: History' Club 135: lllll'2lllllll'2ll lfootbztll, liztwkctbzlll. Softball. MARLIN A. BRACIL Ifllllttllly, New jersey General Agricultttre Alplut Sigma Phi: Hillside Social Club 12. fl. l5: Ag Club 13, 115: Block K Bridle 1l. 2, fi. I5 President: Dairy Science Club 13. 453 lllll'2lllll1l'Zll Football, Bztsketbztll, Basebttll: Xztvy. THEODORE A. BRACE Xulley, New jersey Animal Htlslmndry Lzunbdzt Chi Alpha: lfreslnuzin Cross Country: Varsity' Cross Coun- try' 125: lfresluuttn llzisketballg Ag Club 13. I5: Dairy' Scienfe Club 1353 Poultry Science Club 13, -15: lllll'llllllll'1ll Softball. Truck, Bus- ketlmll: Navy. EDXVARD 51. BRAIN. AIR. Awerzel, New jersey Geology .IV Ifootbztll 135: lfreslunttn Cross Country: Geology' Club 115: Intrzinturttl Bttsketbztll. Soltbztll: Navy. RONALD BRANDMAYR Union City, New jersey Ceramic Erzgiiieering Ford Hall Club 135: Booster Club 145: Cerzunic Club 12. 3, 115: Chess Club 115g Intrtnuurtrl Softball. lfootbzxll. Basketball: 'l'r:tnQl'er Student. New York l,'niy'ersity'. FLOYD E. BRANDOXV, JR. Oneonta, New York English MURRAY I. BRAUMAN I.11lcf'zt'oorl, New jersey Eclumtion lan Delta Phi: Inter-Class Tournament Committee 111: Skurlel lmller 133: Intramural lfootball, Basketball, Softball. LAXVRENCE A. BREHNE Xorllz Bergen. New jersey Eltglisll, Zeta Beta Tau: Varsity Baseball 1l. 25 Managerg lfrench Club 1l, 2j: Hillel Foundation 13, 45: Intramural Basketball, Siyirnining. Softball: 'I'ransl'er Student. New York l'niyersity. EDXVARD F. BRENIAK Glen Gardner, New jersey lrzclitstrlnl 1fIIg'I'lI6?6l'l.llg Alpha Chi Rho: State Scholarship: Xewinan Club 13, -li, SAM lil: Intramural Football. COLEMAN 'l'. BRENNAN Trenton, New -lerpsey History Phi Alpha Theta 1'l5: llpson Srholarshipg Deans List 135: Fr man lfootball: AIX' lfootball 1233: International Relations Club 13 ly: History Club 12, fl. ll: Intramural Basketball. l 'XM N FRANK BRENNAN New lirur1.s'wi1'k, New jersey jourrzalisnz Scalrbard K Blade 13. li: Trustee Scholarship: Alpha Phi Omega 12. 3. li: journalism Society 13, ll: Newman Club 11, 2. 3. 433 Intraniural Basketball. Softball. VALENTYNE E. BRENNAN Roselle Prtrlc, Xen' jersey City Plrlrming Sociology Club 13, lb: Transfer Student, Pratt Institute: Nayyt ' RICHARD BRILLANTINE Trenlon, New jersey Iforeslry Queens Players 1l, 3, ll: Boys In Iyy: lfreshman Cross Country: Freshman Fencing, Varsity Fencing 12. 3, -lj, Ag Club fliji Chess Club 113: Forestry Club 1l. 2, 3, -lj: Rille K Pistol Club 1lfi: Rulgf'r.y Rural Ii'e1fir'1t' 13. lj, Intraimtral Wrestling. EDGAR C. BRISIOXV, III ll e.r1 Orange, New jersey Biological Srienfes Tau Kappa Epsilon: State Scholarship: Srnrlef Letter 115: lfreshf man Track: Varsity 'l'rat:k 11, 2. ell: Connnuters Club 12j: Biology Club 1lj: RCA 1l, 2, 3, ell, Intramural Football, Cross Country, Basketball, SWIIIIIIIIIIQ. Bowling. Softball, IVALLACE C. BRIXNER Bloomfield, New jerxey lilertrieal Engineering 'l'1crg11n1 12jg Rzztgers lingineer 13, lb: Quad Club 13, lj: AIRF- IRIC 1l, 2, 3, -lj: Booster Club 12, ll: 'liransfer Student. Brigham Young l'niyersity, Army. EUGENE BRONVN Carteret, New jersey- 1i11.s'1'r1ess Aclminislrntion AIX' l-'ootball 135: Commuters Club 1ll1 Xayy. LEON A. BRONVN ll e.s'ltozUn, New York General Agricullure Herbert .lztegcr Nlctuorizrl Scholztrshipz Ag Field Day Committee 4554: Ag Club 4'l, 2, 3. ll: Block K Bridle 4ll: Dairy Scicuce Club 455. ll: lfuturc I'i2ll'lllCl'N ol' Atucriczt Hr. JOHN BRUNO Iersey City, New Iersey Electrical Engineering Ntztte Sclrolztrslripz WRSI' 4l4: AII-ili-IRI-1 42. fl. ll: Booster Club 4 lp. LARRY NV. BRYANT .lIro1r'l1e.9ler Ilepot, Vernzmzt Dairy Science Scarlet Bzirlas Couucil 43. ll Social Clutiruuur: Sc-airs Roebuck Scholzrrship: Ag Club 42, Fl. ll: Dairy Science Club 42. fl. Jn: Ski Club 42, 3. ll President: Czurterbury Club 43. -ll: 'l'r:tusl'er Stutlcut. NICYIIIUIII. New Hztutpwlrire. LOUIS H. BUDD, IR. Newton, New jersey City Plllllllillg Alpha: Chi Rho. Secretary: Scztblmztrcl X lllzulc 42. 33: ASCI-I 4l. 24: . . Y Ct-ologt Club 421: Rifle X lutol Club 42. 34: Arun. PHILIP H. BURCH, QIR. Trmzlon, New lffrsey Civil E7Igll1I'6l'I.7lg Slautr Nclrolurslrip: Cotutuuters Club 414: lfortl Hull Club lilll .XSCI-I 42. ll: Booster Club 4ll: Newtuztu Club 43, -ll: Suiliup W Club 424: Iutrauuurztl lfootbztll, llusketbull. Softball. DONALD 'l'. BURCICR Slmrt Hills, New jersey Political Scierzce l'hi Czuumzt Ilcltu, Sccretzuwz llcbzrtinff 41. 24. . U . XVILLIANI BURKE, MIR. Hrlrkettstowll, New .ler'.s:ey Plzysicul EClI.ll'IlIfli071 lla-ltat l'psilou. X'ic'c--l't'csitlcut: State Scholzushipz 150-lb lfootball 42. fl. ll: Booster Club 455, ll: Varsity R Club 42. 3. ll: Fresh- uutu llnsebull: lutrzuuurztl ligtxlct-tlmll. Swiuuuiug. Softbull: Nlztriue Corps. ROBERT A. BYERS Alullwalz, New Iersey Bll.Sl.II6.S.S' I-1dn1ir11'.s'trut1'on l'hi Czuuum lleltzt: Chapel lkhcr 41, 24: lfrcsluuztu Swituuriug: Booster Club 4'l, 2. 3. Jfl: Dairy Science Club 43. lj: lutrzuuural Ifootbzrll. Swimming, Cross Country. Truck. llztskctbztll: Air Force. Btu' R. CADES .lIlll'g'tlll', New jersey Pxyr lfology WRSII 43, 45: Quccus Playcrx 4l. 2, 3, lb: Autlrropologiczrl Society: lfortl Hull Club 454, ll: Srztrlel liztrbs 43, ll: Deutscher Vcrcill 414: llillcl lfouuclzuiou 4l. 2. 3. ll: Pliotogrziplric Society 42. fl. 'liz Psyclrologicnl Soticty 43. 44: lutrzuuural Sottbztll. CHARLES C. CALDILRARO .NfH'I'I1f'fl6lI1, New lersev B14sinffs.s' f1dlllI77I.YfI'llfiOTl 6 . Kappa Sigma: 150-lb lfootbnll 4l. 2l: Varsity Wrestling 4l. 2. fl. ll: NINWA Champion Wrestler: Worltl lfcclcruliats 4l. 24: lutratururztl 4 Ifootbztll. Bzisketbull. Softball. CRISPIN CALVO New Brz1i1swif'l:, New jersey Clzemistry Ceuerul Scliolursliib: Dczms list tl. 2. Fil: Auicrirzln Chemical So- ciety: Commutcrs Club 42. lr: Chemistry Club ti, 3, Llj Presiclcult Deutscher Yereiu fly: lNI2llllClllLlllCS Club till: lutrutuurul Softball. 'l'HOilI,4S lflf. C.'1ilIEHON I.nl:ew0od, New jersey Hllsiness AIlfllifll-.S'fl'llft07I - - 1 . . 'f.,, . ' ' 1 9 .oir ,L.4. .'. . . ....g. g. -... Delta lfpsilou: Slauc SCllUl1ll'5lll!7I Clue Club tl. 2, lr: Clmpcl Ili tl 1 I lr llCSlllIllll Crux Nlmi tl Ronin Club ll S ll: Arun. ROBERT H. CAlN'Il' Toms River, New jersey Pnlitiral SI'lf'lIf'6 Swimming Muiutgcr tl. 2. 3. -lr: Comuuiters Club QU: Quzul Club ,, X , M. lr: Juli Club tll. ELMER C. CAMPBELL, AIR. Dumont, New jersey liflilfllfilifl Nmv. FRANCIS CAPRIO rlladison, New jersey Bi0l0g'tl.'Ill Sr'ienr'es l861 Scliolzirsliipz Biology Club QS, 453 lutrzutuirztl lfootbztll. ANTHONY C. CAPUTO jersey City, New jersey Elertrifal E11gI'lIf?l'l'tIIg WRSU H53 Allili-lRli tl. 2. 3, lr: lutrzuuural Softball, Baskcllmzlllz Trmister Stuclcut. jersey City junior College: Aram, LEXVIS K. CAREY Westmont, New jersey Physical Edztmtiorz lfresliuuiu Buselmll: lutrzuuurztl lfootbull zuul Softball Ofliciulg Navy. JAMES K. CARMACK .ritlflntie City, New jersey Business Administration Della lipsiloui Scarlet Kes till: Chapel Usher fly: Varsity lfoot- bzlll tl ri Hillside Social Club ill: Booster Club tl, 2, 3, 'lrli Bowling Clll Nfl YL tum Club tlr lutiuuuitl Vootbtll R1 l ll 'l' uk 4 ll '-f . 'U' 2 A I 'Z 'l ' 1 , 256111 . l'2 f', Ilzulwtlizlllz Arun. DONALD Q. CARNIICHAEI. North Plainhelrl, New jersey l 0litiml Srrience 150-lb lfootbztllz ll'l'1lllSl'6l' Student, llIllYClSllN' ot llclzuvztrvz Arms. CANIO A. CASALE Springfield, New jersey General Agl'fI'llIfZll'6 Scars Roebuck Scliolzirsliipz Agrifulture Executive Couucilg 'l'ou'trrs, l'resitleut: Ag lficltl Dui Committee till: Ag Club tl, 2. fl. -ll: Rifle Rc Pistol Club tlr. LAXVRENCE CASAROXV, Iirirlgelolz, .Yew jersey lil01'tr'if'ril Engineering WRSII HJ: Amateur Radio Club Q3, Aly: Allili-IRE HJ: Rifle X: Pistol Club flj: Transfer Student, Case Instituto: Navy. VINCENT I. CASSERA New Br1m.s'wi1:l:, New jersey City Planning lan Kappa Epsilon: ASCE lfilz Italian Club ll. 2. -ly: Ncwinan Club l-ll: Intranmral Basketball: Army. FRANK A. CASTELLI Boiuzd Brook, Xen' Nleixsrj' Iidumtion Conrmuters Club t2,i. 'Q JOSEPH L. CASTIGLIONI n lilmmifeld, Nezu jersey Civil E7'lgI.ll667'll1g Scarlet Barbs Council 13, ll, Vice-P1'Csidci1t: State Scholarship: Conrnruters Club ll, 25: Ford Hall Club 13, li President: Scarlet llarbs ll, 2, 3, -lj: ASCE 62, 3. 45: NGWIIIZIII Club 13, -ll: Intra- mural lfootball. Basketball. Softball. VINCENT CESIONE Verona, New jersey Civil Iingineering Deans List: A5CE KL2. 3, lj: Intramural Basketball, Football, Baseball. JOHN H. CHADXVICK, JR. Higlrlrnul Park, New jersey ill6I'll!lI'1ll'lll lingirleerizig' Hillside Social Club 125: ASME lily: Nan. DXVIGHT R. CHAPIN Bloomfirflzl. New AlKI'.S'f'A' Plant SI'l'6'lll'6 ALAN T. CHAPMAN, JR. Clifton, .Yrfzu jersey Cemmiz' Ellgli77E6l'liI1g' Baird ll, 2, 3, lj: D1-ans List: Quad Club 13, lp: Ccrarnic Club 1:23, lj: Intramural Basketball, Softball. NORMAN E. CHASEK Elizalletli, New .l6l'.S'ffj' EleL'tri1'al EIIgIi1I66'l'l7'Ig' XVRSIT Qlj: Ford Hall Club Hb: Ainatcur Radio Club fl. 2, 3, 41: Intramural Wrestling. HARRY G. CHASSIE East Oirnigr, .Yew jersey Engineering Afl111i111'slratz'o11 ASME 129: SAM 43, lj President: 'l'ransl'cr Student, llpsala Col- lege: Army. RICHARD E. CHERIN Belleville, New jersey Political Science Phi Epsilon Pi. 'I'reasurer: Alpha Psi Omega C3, ell: Queens Play- ers ll, 2, 3, 43 Cold R: Debating ll, Eli Chapel Usher ll, 2, 33: Freshman Relation Committee: Henry Rutgers Seholarg Deans List ll, 2, 33: Booster Club: Intramural Football. Basketball. GILBERT CHIN Englislztown, New jersey Poultry Husbandry VICTOR B. CHIN New York, New York Engirzeerirzg Aolrninislrcilion Gamma Sigma: Iford Hall Club lll: Quad Club ffljg Scarlet Barbs ll, 3, Ib: ASCE l2l: Bottling' Club lll: SAM 43. -ll: Intramural Softball: Arniy. K 1 I I I NVILLIAINI NV. CHRISTIE Ridgewood, New jersey Business Aclrninislrrilion Kappa Kappa Psi lll: Band ll, 3, ell: Commuters Club l2j: Ford Hall Club tell: Bowling Club fly: Spanish Club f2iJ: .'NI'IIlY. JAMES CLARK Trenton, New jersey tllatlzernatics State Scholarship: Freshman Baseball: Varsity Baseball -lj: Varsity R Club ill: Future Teachers of Amerifa: Intramural Basketball, ALBERT S. CLEMENTE Endicott, New York jourrmlism Connnuters Club Cell: journalism Society C3. ll: 'I'ransl'er Student, Syracuse lluiversity: Arun: ROBERT B. COAN New Briznswicli, New jersey Anlnml Science DAVID H. COHEN Newark, New jersey General Agriculture Tau Delta Phi: Scarlet Barbs Night Club: Ag Club ffl, -lj: Booster Club CS, -ll: Intramural Football, Softball, Basketball, Swinnning: 'Fransler Student. Seton Hall. HERBERT E. COHN Ventnor, New jersey Biological Science Phi Epsilon Pig Scarlet Key: Beta Iota Lambda ffl. Il, Secretary: Delta Phi Alpha CS, lj: NVRSU 125: Deans List ll, 2. 35: .lunior Prom Committee: Hillel Foundation ll, 2, 35: Rifle K Pistol Club lll: Iutrainural Basketball. Baseball, Football. PHILIIP COHEN 2 Mrmville, New jersey Biological Science Beta Iota Lambda Hb: .-Inllzo l4j3 Deans List: Commuters Club ll, 3, 453 Biology Club fly: Booster Club C-lj: Hillel Foundation 5 ll, 2, 3, lp: Outing Club QS, 45: Intramural Basketball, Football. -IULES cours New lirztnswiel-1 New ersev Political Seierzfe f' - J Scarlet Barbs Council 421: Phi Alpha Theta 43, ll Secretary'-Treas- urer: Philosophean Society 441: State Scholarship: Vlillfglllll 4l, 2. 31: Queens Players 4l. 2. 41: Deans l.ist 4315 Model lT.N. Delegate 431: Scarlet Barbs 4l. 2. 31: International Relations Club 4l, 2. Si. 45 President: Literary Club 43, 41: Music Club 4-lb: NSA 4'l, 2,1 Secretary: Little Theatre 4l. 45. :XERTS H. COLBY 1.iving'.s'lon, New jersey Iiairy Scimlce Phi Cantina Delta: Dairy' Science Club 41, 2, 3, -ll: lntranutral Baseball, Football: Marine Corps. .IOHN P. COMER Higlzlrmrl Prtrk, New jersey Biological Science Commuters Club 429: Biology' Club 4,llQ Booster Club 42, 411: Deutscher Yerein 4241: Neyrnian Club 43. 41. FRANK T. CONNOLLY I'lr1irzfield, New jersey' Foreslry l-'reshman Soccer: Commuters Club tl, 21: Forestry Club 4l, 2. 3. -11: Nayy. AIOHN R. CONOVER Glendolrt, New jersey' t1gl'l'C1lll1ll'l? Research Ag Club 42, 3, 'lylj lforestry' Club 421: Hortus Club 42. fl. 41: I'ransl'er Stutlent, Monmouth junior College. AIOHN cootfek Clifton, New jer.w'y' Pllllosoplly' Philosophean Society: lransler Stutlent, Paterson State leaclrers College: Army: ALFRED C. CORNXVELL Briclgelou, New jersey Cll67Hl.Yll'y Chemistry Club 42, lj: Rille Pistol Club 415: Arniy. 1iVERliT'1' 1.. CR AIG Higltlslown, New jersey Iilectricrtl 1':7IgI'l766Tl17g XVRSV 42j: Varsity' Soccer 4l. 2, 251: .Xllili-IRE 434, 41: Booster Club 4715: Navy. NORMAN C. CRQXXVFORIJ, -IR. Newark, New jersey- Eclltcalion lambda Chi Alpha. Presitlentg Interliaternity Council: State Schole 1iI'SlliP3 Rutgers Outing Committee: Creek Week Committee: l5tl-lb Football 4255 Freshman Crew: Freshman Track: Varsity' Track 435. 435 Commuters Club 4'li1: ,Kg Club 411: Booster Club 43, 4f1: Deut- scher Verein 425: NSA 421: Psycliolotgical Society 421: Varsity R Club 441: Intramural Cross Country. lfootball, Basketball, Suim' ming, Nvl'CSlllllg. Soltball. lrzrtlt, Yolleyball. IJNYID G. CROUKS Glen Rock, New jet.sey1 ljcononzirs Kappa Sigma, Presitlenl: Interlraternity Council: State Scholar' sllipg Ylllfglllll 41. 21: Intramural lfootball. 4 RICHARD C. CROVATTO Union City, New jersey Biological Science Antho 445: Deans List C353 Quad Club Q45: Scarlet Barbs H53 Biology Club Q45g Deutscher Verein 435i Intramural Football, Basketball, Softballg Transfer Student, Concordia. jOHN'D.CROMHEY Beach Haven, New jersey History Queens Players Q2, 3, 455 Freshman Fencingg Boys In Ivy Q3, 45: Cheerleader C353 Quad Club C451 Biology Club Q'l5: History Club Q45g jazz Club 1153 Newman Club C253 Psychological Society Q2, 3, 455 Sketch Club 145. GEORGE YV. CUMMINS Vienna, New jersey Dairy Science Delta Sigma Phi, Vice-Presidentg Alpha Zeta 13, 45g Block 8: Bridle Q2, 35: Dairy Science Club 12, 3, 453 Navy. joHN11CURRAN Highland Park, New jersey Biological Science EDWARD G. ITALESSANDRO Orange, New jersey History Quad Club t35g jazz Club f2, 3, 45: Newman Club 1455 Spanish Club f2, 455 Intramural Swimming, Track: Transfer Student, Seton Hallg Scarlet Barbs 145. MICHAEL DAMATO Wanamassa, New jersey Business A rlrninistration Alpha Chi Rhog General Scholarshipg Intramural Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball. XVESLEY P. DANIELS Princeton, New jersey VOCllil0l'lIll-Ag1 iC7lll1H'I1l Education Scarlet Barbs Council tl, 253 Scarlet Barbs tl, 253 Ag Club 1155 Future Farmers ol' America Q3, 45 Secretaryg Raritan .Activities Club 615 President: Intramural lfootballg Army. XVALTER DANNHAUSER Franklin Park, New jersey Chemistry General Scholarshipg Henry Rutgers Scholar: Conunuters Club tl, 2, 3, 453 Chemistry Club tl, 3, 45: Rifle Pistol Club tl5g Intra mural Baseball. JOHN E. D'ARIA illirlcllebush, New jersey Biological Science DANIEL P. DATO Union City, New jersey Psychology Deans List: French Club Q3, 45 Vice-President: Italian Club flip: Newman Club 4151 Psychological Society 115: Nays. DAVID R. DAVIS Holmlrert, New jersey H,'.m,,41, Cannna Sigma. AYICC-l,I'l'SlllCI1lQ Wl1o's XVl1o 119: Student Con 119: l'l1i Alpha Theta 131, ll: State HCl10l2l1'SlIllJQ WRSI7 125: Debat- ing 1211 Deans I.ist 1541: I'll'6Sl1lll2lll lfootballz I'll'CSlIlIl2lll l 1,'ttClI1gZ Varsity I'.Clll'lI1g' 12. Pl, lr: Booster Cl11b 12. fl, lp: Rille K l'i ' . '. , f 1 1 , , - A llllllilil l'ootball. llasltetball, Softball. ROBERT B. DAVIS Azzfllzlrrrrl, New jersey Cllerrzistry State 5CllOl2ll'SllilJQ I l'CSl1lIl2lll '1'rat'k: Varsity l'ra1'lt 1l. 213 Cl14-111i Club 1l. 2, fl. lp. STANLEY DAVIS Lorzg Hl'IIII1'lI, New jersey l'olilic'al Srierzee Zeta Beta lau: .lullm 115: Queens I'layers 1ll: Debating 13. -ll: flOllIlIIllll'l'9 Club 12. fir: Hillel l'lUllll1l2lll0l1 12, Pl. -ll: IlllCl'll1llll Relations Club 13. lr: il'l'1lllSlCI' Stuclent. xlilllllltllllll lunior College: ,X i 1' lfo1'c't'. E LEO D. DeBI.OIS Trerztorz, New jersey Plant Srferzee 1XlilI Ariny. of We 'Iliff Club 111. Htstoiy Club 1l, 2. 5. ll. ll11losopl1y Club 13, lp: Intra- Deans I.ist Ikilyll Ag Club 141: Booster Club filrlf Hortus Club nctl stol stry l 1nal ANTHONY P. DeCARI,O Holwkerz, New jersey Ef6I'1l'1'1'1ll Ertgirzeering llord Hall Club 141: All-Ili-IRI-i 12. fl. -lip: Booster Club 1l1g RCA 115: A1'1111. JAMES V. DeHAR'l4 New Br11r1.s'wic'k, New jersey 1-Igrirttllzzml EllIll'IllIflIZ Sears Roeburk Scliolarslripz Chapel Usher 1l, 2, 49 Coltl R5 l lfA: lIlll'1lllllll'lll Basketballg Navy. FREDERICK G. DEMAREST New York, New York l'oliti1'al Srierzre lillllllllll Cl1i Alpha: WRSI' 135: Creek We-els Connnittee: lfresb- Illilll lft'11t'i11g: Fl'CSlIlll1lll Crew: Varsity Crew 149: Booster Club 11, 2, 3, ly: Il1ICI'Il2lll0Illll Relations Club 1lJ: Xexxinan Club 115: Rowing flllllb 13, -ll: Young Progressives 145: l11tra11111ral Football. Basketball, Ilowling, Softball, 'l'rat'k: Navy. .IOHN De MARIA New B'l'IIIl.KZUlI'lf, New jersey BUSl.7'l6S.S' A 1t'rrti111'str11ti0n CIOIIIIIIIIICIN Club 1l, -ll: Chess Club 1l. 3, lr: l'sy1'l1ologit'al S0- ciety 111: SAM 1-111. GUY G. DCMEMBRENO Erzglezvoml, New jersey BllSl.l'16.S'.8' F1flH7I7IIiSfl'IllI'lH1 State 5t'l1ola1'sl1ip: Deans List 13731 Varsity Ife11c'ing 12. 31: lford Hall Club 13. -ljg Rifle K Pistol Club 141. GEORGE M. DeMOUGEO'l' Clifton, New jersey Iiiologziml Seierzre Quad Club 13j: Illll'2llIllll'2ll Basketball: 'I-l'2lllSl'l'l' Student, Paterson State llIC2ll'llCl'S College. JOHN M. DICKLER Ridgeheld Park, New jersey Mathematics Freshman Crew: French Club 13, 45: Literary Club 13, 45: Math- ematics Club 13, 45: Sketch Club 12, 3, 45. QUENTIN DIETZ New Brunswick, New jersey English RONALD A. DILLON Preakness, New jersey Chemistry Chemistry Club 12. 3, 45, Treasurer 1-15: Photographic Society 13, 45: Rifle K Pistol Club 115: Intramural Softball. JEROME DINTENFASS Newark, New jersey Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu 13, 45: State Scholarship: Deans List 135: Ford Hall Club 135: Scarlet Barbs 135: AIEIL-1R12 13, 45: Hillel Foundation 11, 2, 3. 45: SAM 135: IZFA, Treasurer 135: Navy. THOMAS DOLPHIN Mahonoy City, Pennsylvania Political Science Phi Gamma Delta: Booster Club 12, 3, 45: Daily Science Club 13, 45: Transfer Student, Penn State: Army. NICHOLAS A. DONATELLI Endicott, New York journalism Booster Club 145: Italian Club 13, -ll: Journalism Society 1115: l Transfer Student. Syracuse: Army. JACK M. DENARDO Maplewood, New jersey Education Chi Psi: Upson Scholarship: Freshman Football: JV Football 135: Varsity Football 13, 45: Booster Club 13, 45: History Club 135: Varsity R Club 145: Intramural Football, Basketball, Swimming, Track. F. JOHN DeVANEY Butler, New jersey Geography Scabbard 8: Blade 13, 45: State Scholarship: WRSU 115: Booster Club 145: Deutscher Verein 115: Geography Club 13, 45: Newman Club 13, 45: Sailing Club 12, 35: RAC 115: Future Teachers of America 13, 45: Intramural Football. NATHAN DIAMOND Atlantic City, New jersey Psychology Phi Epsilon Pig Antlzo 11, 2, 3, 45: WVRSU 125: Boys In Ivy: Booster Club 11, 25: International Relations Club 12, 35: Intra- mural Basketball, Baseball, Swimming, Football. NORMAN DICKERMAN Passaic, New jersey Business Administration Scarlet Barbs Council 13, 45: YVRSU 13, 45: Quad Club 13, 45: Scarlet Barbs 13, 45: Hillel Foundation 12, 3, 45: Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, Softball: Transfer Student, Waynesburg, Paterson State Teachers College. JOHN H. DONNELLY Weehawhen, New jersey History Phi Alpha Theta 43. 45: Deans l.ist: International Relations Club f25: Artny. JOHN S. DRAYTON Glen Ridge, New jersey Political Science Phi Canrnra Delta: Freshnran S11'in1111ing: Quad Club 135: Booster Club ll, 2, 3, 45: French Club f25: Rifle K Pistol Club t25: Intra- rnural Baseball. Swimming. CARL H. DREYER River Edge, New jersey Mathematics Matlietnatitts Club 131: lntraruural Football, Basketball. Softball: Transfer Student, Bethany. JOHN D. DROBINSKE Hackensack, New jersey Psychology Trustee Scholarship: XYRSLT QS5: Deans List 125: 150-lb Football 135: Varsity Track 13. 115: Amateur Radio Club Q3, 45: Quad Club Q3, 45: Psychological Society 13, 45: Ski Club 43, 45: Varsity R Club f3, 45: Intranurral Basketball, Football, Baseball. XV,-XLTER T. DRUG.-XN Trenton, New jersey Mechanical Engineering ASME Q3, 45: Transfer Student, North Carolina State: Army. XVALTER DRYLA Iselin, New jersey Political Science JOHN XV. DUCKETT, JR. Cranbury, New jersey Animal Husbandry Commuters Club 12r: Navy. ROY H. DUESTERDICK Elizabeth, New jersey Business Administration Gamma Sigma: COlUl1lllICl'S Club Ql, 25: Booster Club Q3, 45: S.-XM Q45: Intramural Football, Basketball. Softball. ANDREW' C. DUNDON East Orange, Xew jersey Business Administration Phi Cantina Della, Treasurer: Cap K Skull: YVho's YVho 13, 45: Crown K Scroll: Student Council QQ, 35, Secretary 435: XVar Memorial Scholarship: Ba11d fl, 25: Clce Club ll, 2, 3, 45, Presi- dent Q45, Gold R: Chapel Choir tl, 2, 3. 45: lllI1'2ll11lll'Zll Football Basketball, Softball, '.lil'1ll'l4. ROBERT A. DYVYER Perth Amboy, New jersey Economics Queens Players rl, 2. fl. -lr: Freshrnan lfootball: JV Football KQ5: Freslrrnan Cross Country: l'i1'CSllIl1IlIl Crew: Ford Hall Club 43, 453 Scarlet Barbs ll, 2, 3, slr: IIlU'2lllllll'2ll Baseball, Football: Navy. GERALD D. EBER .Nlf?Zl'1ll'l1, New jersey PS5'Cl20l0gy Delta Phi Alpha 13, All: Deans List 1353 Psi Chi 13, -l5: Booster Club 125: Deutscher Yerein 1253 International Relations Club 145: Skt-lttli Club 12, 35. ALAN R. EDSALL Sussex, New jersey Agricultural Education Ag Club 12, 3. 45: Blotk X Bridle 12, 3, 453 Dairy Science Club 1l. fl. fl, 'Hl5j Hillside Social Club 12, 3, 453 I l A 13, 453 Army. CHARLES F. EICHBAUM lllilltown, New jersey Ceramics Ifrcshman Track: Varsity Tratik 12, fl, 45: Booster Club 145: Ceramic Club 11. 2. 3, I5: lutramural Basketball. Softball. RAYMOND F. EICHELBERGER Collingswocnl, New jersey Plant Science Ag Ifield Day Committee 13, L52 Quad Club 13. l53 RCA 1153 Iu- tramural lfootball 1I5: Artuy. DONALD R. EISELIQ Newark, New jersey Dairy Husbandry COIIIIIIIIICVS Club 13. I53 Ag Club ll. 2. 3. ell: Booster Club 1153 Dairy Science Club 1l, 2. 3, ll: Mathematics Club 11, 2, 3, A153 0 RCA 11, -5. JOHN I . EKSTROM New Brunswirlc, New jersey History PETER XY. ELLING Somerville, New jersey llfeelzanical Engineering Gamma Sigmag Slate Stillolarshipg Commuters Club 1l, 253 ASMIC 13, 115: Booster Club 12, 3. -I5: Quad Club 1353 Rillc K Pistol Club 1l53 SAM 1153 Intramural Football, Softball, Bowling, Cross Country. JOHN W. ELLIS, -IR. Wllitesbog, New jersey Plant Science Ag Club 1-153 Quad Club 15155 Scarlet Barbs 1152 Hortus Club 13, 453 'fransler Student, Purdue: Navy. IRVIN L. EMANUEL Pleasrlnlzfille, New jersey Biologiml Science Starlet Barbs Council 1353 Bela Iota Lambda 145: Delta Phi Alpha 1453 Stale Scholarship: Deans List 11, 2, 353 Ptcceplor 13, -l53 Quad Club 1'l53 Scarlet Barbs 1l, 353 Anthropological Society 135: Intra- mural Soltball: Navy. SIDNEY L. EBIERMAN Ridgefield, New jersey Clrernistry Band ll. 2, 353 Tunis Quick Prircg Deans List 1l, 253 Chemistry Club 12, 3. -I53 XYorltl lfctlcralists 1153 Outing Club 13, 45: Intraa mural Soltball. HAROLD XV. EMERY jersey City, New jersey History Phi Alpha lheia f3. lj. President, l'au Kappa . 1 Xlpht f3, 49, Vice-President: 1864 Scholarslup: Targunz fl. 2, 3, -lj: Queens Players f2j3 Debating fl. 2, lj, Cold R: Deans List f2, 3j: Distinguished Military Student ffl, ll: COIIIIIIIIICYS Club fl. 23: NSA f'-lil. CLYDE M. EMMONS East Orange, New jersey Busiriess Admiriislration Queens Players f2, Zjg lford Hall Club ffl. IJ: Scarlet liarbs ffl -lj, International Relations Club f-lj: Literary Club ffl, -ll: Sketch Club f3, -D: Ski Club fly: SAM HB: lnlrzunural Swiunning. Soft- ball: Nays. YVILLIAM M. FARMER Plainfield, .Yew jersey . . Engineering Administration Delta Kappa lipsilong General Scholarship: Rutgers Engineer, Rutgers Outing Committee: C0-op Board: Engineering Society: Deans List f23: Booster Club ffl, lj, President: SAM ffl. lj: Intra- mural Pouiball. Baseball. FRANCIS A. FATTMANN Forest Hills, .Yew York Ifrlglish -IV Football f2u: Quad Club f2, fly: Literary Club ffl, ll: lntr mural Basketball: Transfer Student, Pratt Institute. 1 K , .llorznmzzlli Hills, New jersey BIl5l.71f:'SS .ldministmtion Del 3. ABRAHAM S. FEIGENBAU M Newark, New jersey Chemistry Aiitlm flbg Queens Players fljz Chemistry Club f-ll: Hillel loundatiun fl. 2, 3, -lj: RCA fljg IZPA fl. 2. 3. -lp. RICHARD FEINBERC Bayonrie, .Yew jersey Political Science Debating fl. 2. 3, 453 Deans List fQ2j: lfurd Hall Club fly: Ping Pong Club fll: Rifle K Pistol Club flj. ROBERT A. FERGUSON Glasslwm, New jersey General Agriculture Alpha Zeta ffl, 453 Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Hortus Club fell. JOHN E. New Briiriswick, New jersey Business Administration 150-lb lfuutball ffl, 4jg Connnuters Club flj: Newman Club fl, 2, 343 3 Intramural Softball, Basketball. JOHN C. FERRIDAY Maplezumril, New jersey Dairy Science Scarlet liarbs Council flj: Phi Gannna Delta: Block K Bridle fl, lgg Dairy Science Club fl, 2, 3, 'ljg Vice-President: Navy. DAVID S. FINCH ta Sigma Phi: Navy. N ABRAHAM FINEMAN North Brunch, New jersey Agricztltnral Engineering Zeta Bela Tau: Ag Club 13, 453 ASAE 11, 2, 3. 45: Booster Club 13, I5: Hillel Foundation 1l, 2, l5. SAMUEL FINLAY Port l'lIllSlIl7Ig'l0II, New York Business .flzlrninistrnlion 1 EUNVIN FINTER. JR. Vlfestfield, New jersey Econonlics XVRSU 13, 453 Quad Club 135: jazz Club 135: Air Force. EDNVIN YV. FISHER Trenton, New jersey Psychology Psychological Society 12, 3, 453 Rifle Ek Pistol Club 13, 453 Intra- mural Basketball. Silllllillllj Naxs. HANS K. FISCHER Palisades Park, New jersey Civil Engineering Scarlet Letter 1153 Queens Players 1153 Ford Hall Club 13, 453 Scarlet Barbs 13, -153 ASCE 13. 453 Booster Club 1151 Chemistry Club 1l53 Rifle lk Pistol Club 125. GERALD H. FITZGIBBON Merelzantwille, New jersey Political Science -IV Football 1351 Varsity 'Frank 12, 3, -'l53 Intramural Basketball. Swimming: 'lil'ZlllSl'Cl' Student, Duke3 Marine.C0rps. EDVVARD G. FLEISCHMANN Irvington, New jersey Business Adnrinislratiorz Phi Beta Kappa 13, 453 Economics Honor Society 13, -153 Govern0r's St'h0larship3 WRSU 11, 353 Deans List 11, 2, 353 Ford Hall Club 1-153 Hertzog Hilltoppers 1l, 2, 353 Booster Club 115. RALPH E. FLEISCHMANN Newark, New jersey Mechanical Engineering Rutgers Engineer 13, 45 Coiumuters Club 145g ASME 12, 3, 453 Hillel Foundation 1l, 253 Literary Club 1153 Mathematics Club 145: Physics Club 13, 453 Philosophy Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Army, HERMAN FLYNN Clark Township, New jersey Chemistry State Scholarshipg Phi Lambda Upsil0n3 Chemical Prize 1153 Jazz Club, Vice-Presitlent3 Chemistry Club 13, 'l5Q Jazz Club 12, 35. GEORGE C. FOLLMER, JR. Caldwell, New jersey Business Administration General Scholarshipg Freshman Lacrosseg Ford Hall Club 1453 Quad Club 1353 Booster Club 1-15: SAM 1453 Spanish Club 1253 Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Softball. EDYVARD B. FOOTE Bound Brook, New jersey Forestry RAYMOND XV. FORREST lllerclmntville, New jersey Education Hillside Social Club ll, 25: ASCE ll5: Literary Club l3, 45: Future Teachers of America QS, 45: Intramural Football: Navy. ROBERT FOSSITY Guttenberg, New jersey Engineering Administration Preceptor l3, 45: Ford Hall Club l45: ASME ll, 25: Booster Club ll, 2. 3, 45: SAM QS. 45: Intramural Basketball: Air Force. ROBERT L. FOSTER I-Iackensack, New jersey Geology Pi Kappa Alpha: Freshman Cross Country: Amateur Radio Club ll5: Geology Club QS, l5: Intrainural Baseball. Cross Country, Foot- ball: Navy. ROBERT K. FOX Loch Arbor, New jersey Economics Chi Psi, Vice-President: Queens Players Q45: Freshman Swimming: Scarlet Key: Sailing Club QS5: Intramural Swimming, Track, Soft- ball: Air Force. CARL A. FRAHN Builer, New .jersey Political Science Gamma Sigma, President: Interfraternity Council Q45: State Schol- arship: NVRSU Q2, 3, 15, Gold R: Debating ll5: Deans List ll, 2, 35: Preccptor QS, 45: Henry Rutgers Scholar: Ford Hall Club 445: Booster Club ll, 2, 3, 45: Rifle K Pistol Club 115: Intramural Football. Baseball. FRANK E. FRANCISCO Bound Brook, New jersey Vegetable Science Chi Psi: Boys In Ixy KS, 45: 150-lb Football 145: Freshman Swim- ming: Varsity Swinnning 125: Rifle Team ll, 25: Varsity Track l3, 45: Cornmuters Club QI5: Booster Club ll, 2, 3, 45: Rifle K Pistol Club ll, 25: Sailing Club Q2, 3, 45: Ski Club 12, 3, 45: Intra- mural Football, Bowling, Track. ARTHUR FRAN K Lawrence Harbor, New jersey Electrical Engineering XVILLIAM FRAZIER Ventnor, New jersey Business A clininistraiion HERBERT C. FREEMAN Highland Park, New jersey History Phi Alpha Theta 153. 45: International Relations Club Q45: Army. LESTER E. FREEMAN, JR. Clifton, New jersey History Sketch Club GORDON T. FRIEDNI.-XlY Highland Park, New jersey journalism Pi Gamma Q3, 451 Targunz l2, 3. 45, Gold R3 tfaelian 145: Boys In Ivy lil, 455 Journalism Society, 'Treasurer H53 Varsity Baseball lil, 45, Connuuters Club ll. 2, 453 Bowling Club ll, 2, 3, 455 Deutscher Verein l25g Hillel Foundation ll, 2, 45' Jounalism Society ll, 2. 3, 453 Rifle Sc Pistol Club ll53 Sketch Club ll, 25: Intramural Bas- ketball, Baseball. PETER C. FRIGERI Dover, New jersey journalism Gamma Sigma, Scarlet Key, State Scholarship, XYRSL 12, 3, 45. Gold R: Deans List ll, 25: Booster Club l2, 3, 453 Deutscher Yerein ll, 25: Journalism Society Q3, 453 Rifle Sc Pistol Club l25: Intra- mural Basketball, Football, Softball, Bowling. ROBERT E. FROETSCHER Weelmwkeri, New jersey journalism Phi Beta Kappa C3, 45: State Scholarship: Targtun ll5: Deans List ll, 2, 353 Quick Prilez Varsity Baseball ffl. 45: Journalism Society 13, 453 lntran1tn'al Football. Basketball, Softball. THOMAS li. FULTON Ogdensburg, New jersey History JOSEPH H. FURNARI Montclair, New jersey Physical Iiiliication War Meinorial Scholarship: Frcslnnan Football: Varsity Football l2, 3, 453 Italian Club ll, 25, Intramural Basketball, Softball. I-'RED C. GABRIEL Brooklyn, New York Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu l45: Tau Beta Pi lfl, 45, Secretary: 'I'11rgum l2, 3. 45, Gold R, Editor-in-Chief: YVRSU tl, 25: Connnuters Club f25g Ford Hall Club lfi. 15: Rutgers lingineer ll5 Editor: Co-op Board of Directors Q45. DANIEL H. GALLAGHER Raritan, New jersey Political Scienee Theta Chig JV Football 425: Intramural Football. Track, Cross Country, Softball, Basketball, Bowlingg Naxy. CHESTER A. G.-XN South River, New jersey Business Administration Connnuters Club 145: Deutscher Verein Q2, 3, 455 SAM Q45. HERBERT G.-XNDEL Newark., New jersey Education Tau Delta Phi, Secretary: illtlfglllll lil, 45: Queens Players ll5: Boys In IU' l3, 45, 150-lb Football l25g JY Football J35: Booster Club ll. 253 Hillel Foundation tl, 2, 35: Psychological Societx C25: History Club ffl, 45: Intramural Football. Softball. Swimming Basketball. CHARLES J. GARDNER Mount Epliriain, New jersey Floriculture Ag Club 11, 2, 15: Booster Club 1453 Hortus Club 11, 2. 3, 453 RCA 11, 2, 3, 153 Intramural Basketball, Softball. EDYVARD GARRUTO Red Bank, New jersey Illeclzanical Engineering Conunuters Club 12, 3, -153 ASME 11, 2, 453 Army. PAUL R. GASCOYNE Hopatcong, New jersey Dairy Science Delta Sigma Phi: Block K Bridle 11, 2, 3, -15: Dairy Science Club 12, 3, 45: Intramural Soltball, Swinuuing, '1'rack: Army. WALTER J. GASIOR Carteret, New jersey Physical Educrltion 150-lb Football 12, 3, 453 Freshman Lacrosseg Varsity Lacrosse 13, 455 Conunuters Club 1l, 251 Quad Club 13, 451 Scarlet Barbs 13, 45: Varsity R Club 12, 3, fl5: Intramural Basketball, Softball. LDYVARD GASKILL Carneys Point, New jersey Psychology RUDOLPH F. GAUM Trenton, New jersey Civil Engineering ASCE 13, -l5, Vice-President: Booster Club 1l5g Air Force. YVILLIAM A. GAUNTT C ranbury, New jersey Dairy Science Theta Chig lfreshman Soccer: Varsity Soccer 13, 45: Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew 12, 3, 45g Ag Club 13, 453 Dairy Science Club 13, 453 Rowing Club 12, 3, 45: Varsity R Club 12, 3, 453 Intramural Basketball: Air Corps. ALBERT F. GAUSZ Scotch Plains, New jersey Physical Education Deans List: 'liransler Student. l'uiou junior College, Lebighg Army. STEPHEN GAXVARECKI Newark, New jersey Geology Scarlet Barbs Council 1455 State Scholarship, Connnuters Club 12, 3, 453 Scarlet Barbs 12, 3, 453 Booster Club 13, 45: Geology Club 12, 3, 45, President: Newman Club 1-455 AIME 12, 3, 45: Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Softballg Transfer Student, Seton Hall. JOHN H. GEIGER Basking Ridge, New jersey City Planning Debating 125: Deans List 135: Geography Club 13, -15, President: Psychology Club 11, 253 Transfer Student, Florida: Army. MARVIN A. GELLER .Vorth Plainfield, New jersey Psychology Varsity Baseball 1515: I'syt'liol0gieal Society 12. fl. All. MERILL K. CIILLIS Tetmeek, New jersey l'.8'j'Cll ology WRSU 12, 3, 45, Gold R: Deans I,ist 1253 Quatl Club 13, Alj, Treas- urer, jail Club 13, Ijg Intrainural Soltball, Swinuuing. llasltellrtll: Transfer Student. Syracuse. YVILLIABI In CIQORCE, Penns Grove, New jersey Zeta Psi, Treasurer: Ceneral Scholarship: Ylllffllllll Geology 139: Rul gfers 5 5 Outing 1-lj: Booster Club 11, 2, 3. -lj: French Club 1l, 2. fill: Geology Club 11, 2. 3, -lb: jazz Club 1l. 2, 3. -lm: Rille X Pistol Club 1l. 21: Ski Club 135: Intramural lfootball, Softball. Basketball. ROBERT B. GERO HaflflonHeltl,Xe1v jersey Ifo res! ry I Tati Kappa Epsilon. Secretary: Alpha Zeta 13, 433 Herbert 1I Memorial Scholarship: Ag Club 1lil: Forestry Club , Z. 3. ll. HOIVARD F. GERSTEN East Orange, New jersey Eflziration Tau Delta Phi: Delta Phi Alpha 1343: Ceneral Scholarship: Tm gum 115: Queens Players 1223: Deans List: Booster Club 11, 2, 3 lj: lfrench Club 1l, 21: Hillel lfounclation 1l, 2. 33: Sketch C un 12jg Intramural lfootball. Basketball, Softball. RICHARD .-X. CERIVECK. Clirlllzam, New jersey Plzysiml Ifzlumtiorz Delta Kappa lipsilon, Yiee-Presitlent: XVho's Who 143: GCIILII Scholarshipz .Smrlel Lellm' 1l. 2, ll, 43, Co-Iitlitor, Coltl R: Still es: llntlergracluate Manager ol' .-Xthleties: lnterelass 'louruamen 13 lj, Represenlative-State Plnsieal litlucation Conlerenee: Ifrt 1 mall: llreslnnan I.2ll'l'USSC1 Xarsity I.at'r0sse 11. 2. 3. lb ' ' ' 1 2 J I . L : Deutscher Yerein 1ll e K Pistol Club 1lj: Ski Club 12l: Varsity R Club 13, lj Intramural lfootball, Basketball. Baseball, Swinuuing. RICHARD Ii. CII,I,IS Sprizigheltl, New jersey Amerierm Ciriilizzlilolz Philosophean Society 1'1j: rlllllll? 1211 Deans I.ist 1l, 2. Ill: Ct inuters Club 13, -lj: History Club 13, lj: Bowling Club 12, ll e k Pistol Club 11, lj: Spanish Club 1l,l: Transfer Stutltnt Yotre Dame: Marine Corps. -IAINI ES R. CIRARD Trenton, New jersey Hisloiy Boys In Ivy 125, lj. FRED Ii. CISSONI Norllwale, New jersey .Sociology liu kappa lipsilon: Amateur Radio Club 1Ij: Quatl Club 7 Sociological Club 13, lj. MICHAEL GIADIS Shenandoall, 1,lfIIll.YylUIH'IlIl Psychology Psi Chi 13, flj: Deans I.ist 12, fijg Counuuters Club 145: Deutsei 1 Verein 13, lj: I'syt'l1ologit:al Society 13, lj: Intramural Basketbill :st C uartl. XVILLI.-XM C. GLASER Cranford, New jersey English Scarlet Barbs Council Q453 Scarlet Letter t45g Targzzm Q453 XVRSI' 12, 3, 45, Gold R3 Boys In Ivy: Preceptor C453 JV Football 135: Commuters Club tl, 25: Quad Club f:45g Scarlet Barbs C455 Christian Science Organization tl, 2, 3, 45: Intramural Football, Baseball. Basketball: 'Franster Student, l'nion Junior College: Artm. BRUCE GLICK Margate City, New jersey Poutry Science Poultry Judging Teamg Ag Club 13, 452 Poultry Science Club Q2, fl, 453 Rutgers Rural Review QS, 453 Army. RONALD B. GOLDEN BlO077l1Q6ld, New jersey Biological Science Beta Iota Lambda 445, Deans I.ist 12, 353 Quad Club KS. 453 Biology Club Q3, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball. GEORGE A. GOLDEY jersey City, New jersey Education Chi Phi, President: JV Football tl, 253 Intramural Football, Swim! ming, Softballg ,-Xir Force. JEROME D. GOLDFISCHER Ridgeneld, New jersey Biological Sciences Scarlet Barbs Council QS, 453 Beta Iota Lambda 13, 453 WRSU 135: Deans List t2, 35, Freshman Baseball, Manager3 Varsity Baseball 12, 3, 45, Manager: Intramural All Star Football Team t353 Coma muters Club tl53 Quad Club 12. 3, 453 Scarlet Barbs Q2, 3, 453 Biology Club Q453 Hillel Foundation t2, 3, 453 Rifle K Pistol Club tl5: Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Football. STUART O. GOLDSMITH Teaneclc, New jersey History Zeta Beta Tau3 Phi Alpha Theta ffl, 455 Deans List Q2, 353 Hillel Foundation tl, 2, 3, 45: Booster Club f3, 453 Deutscher Verein 12, 353 Rifle 8: Pistol Club QI53 History Club tl. 2, 3, 453 Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Swimming. ALBERT GOLDSTEIN Plainfeld, New jersey Chemistry Henry Rutgers Scholarg Commuters Club 13, 451 Scarlet Barbs 1153 Chemistry Club fl, 2, 3. 45: AYIIIY. CARL A. GOLDSTEIN Lakewood, New jersey journalism Scarlet Barbs Council t2, 353 State Scholarshipg Targunz tl, 2. 3. 45, Gold R3 Boys In Iyy3 Commuters Club tl, 253 Deutscher Verein ll, 253 Hillel Foundation tl, 253 Journalism Society tl, 2, 35: Delta Phi Alpha, Secretary3 Pi Gamma, Secretary. MORRIS GORDON Nortlz Plainfield, New jersey Electrical Engineering JV Football QI5: Commuters Club QI53 AIEE Q3, 453 Hillel Founda- tion 41, 253 sAM 42, 35: Navy. DOUGLAS E. GOSNELL Baltimore, Maryland Psychology Delta Upsilon, Secretary: Psi Chi QS, 453 Deans List Q2, 353 Fresh- man Lacrosseg Varsity lacrosse Q2, 3, 45: Booster Club tl, 2, 3. 453 Psychological Society t2. 3, 45: Varsity R Club t2, 3, 453 Lacrosse Club til, 2, 3, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball. JAMES H. GO'l 1'SHALCK Ridgefield Park, New jersey Meclianical Engineering 5lj2,'lll1l Phi Epsilon: State Scholarship: Freshman lfencing: Varsity lfeneing 125: Quad Club 12, 35. ALEXANDER GOUDIE Iiidgehelcl Park, New jersey Chemistry Chemistry Club 13, 15: Air lforee. MARTIN F. COULD, JR. Morristown, New jersey Psychology Camma Sigma: Psi Chi 13, 45: Ceneral beholarshipz Deans List 11, 25: Freshman Tennis: Commuters Club 1155 Booster Club 13, I5: Psychological Society 125, 45: Intramural Softball, Basketball. Bowling, Football. JACK D. CRABOH' Newton, New jersey Biological Science Tau Delta Phi: State Scholarship: Queens Players 1l5: Boys In IU: Booster Club 1l. 2, 3, 45: Hillel Ifoundation 11, 2, 3, 45: Psychological Society 1l5: Intramural lfootball. Baseball. Basket- ball. NORMAN 'lf CRAP Glen Ridge, New jersey Animal Science Della Sigma Phi, President: Cap K Skull: XVho's YN'ho 135: Crown Scroll: Interlraternits' Council 12. fl, -l5: Class President 135: Alpha Zeta 13, ll: l'pson Nlemorial Scholarship: ifllfglllll Coun- cil 135: Band 13. 15: Deans List 1l, 2. 35: l-'resliman Football: lfreslnnan Crew: Varsity Crew 12, 35: Block K Bridle 11, 2, 45: Rowing Club 12, 3, 45. Yite-President 135: Yarsity R Club 12, fl. I5: Intramural Basketball. Swinnning. Cross Country: Merchant Xlarine. YVALLACE R. GRANT Slllllll River, New jersey Civil Engineering lfreshman Track: Varsity Track 12, ll: Commuters Club 11, 2, -15: ASCE 13, 45: Booster Club 1-15: Bowling Club 12, 3, -45: Newman Club 13, 45: Sailing Club 135: Ski Club 13, -15: Varsity R Club 115: Intramural Swimming: Navy. RICHARD AA. CRAYAIWI' Highland Park, New jersey Agricultural Economics Chi Phi: Freshman Baseball: Varsity Baseball 125: Ag Eeonomits Club 11. 2, 3, 45: Intramural Football. Basketball. Softball. MANUEL H. GREENBERG .lIargate, New jersey lizzsiness .-lflininistralion Sigma Alpha Mu: Economics Honor Society 13, l5: Targum 125: l50-lb Football 12. 35: Booster Club 1l. 2. fl, -lr: Hillel Foundation 1l. 2, 3, 45: Spanish Club 1l. 25. RUSSELL C. GREER Garden City, New Yorlc rllecliariiral Engineering Delta Kappa Epsilon: Starlet Key: Srabbard S: Blade 13, 115: 'l'au Beta Pi 13. -15, Yiee-Presitlent: General Scholarship: Searle! Leller 1l5: Glee Club 12. 3. 45. Cold R: l5l'CillI1l2lI1 Crew Manager: Can- terbury Club 13, ll. President, ARNON C. CREIF lflernington, New jersey Pozitry Science Della Sigma Phi: Poultry Science Club 145: Yiee-President: Ag Club 13, 45: Alpha Phi Omega 1l. 2, Il, -lr: Poultry Science Club 12, 3, 45: Intramural Softball. ROBERT V. GRIFFITH Utica, New Yorlt Engineering Administration Pi Kappa Alpha: ASCE i255 Booster Club f253 SAM H51 Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Softball: Transfer Student, Norwickg Artur. RUSSELL l. GRINIINI Camden, New jersey Education Bowling Club tl, 2, 3, 15: Future Tcacllcrs of America K-I5: Nan. ALLAN L. GROSS Trenton, New jersey Business Atlrninistrrition 'l'ransl'er Student. Missouri: Navy. HYMAN GROSS New York, New York Philosophy Pliilosoplican Society 43. ll. Presitlcntg Henry Rutgers Srbolar: Frcslrmau Fencing: Philosophy Club ll, 2, 3, -15, Prcsitlcut, MYRON GROSS Englewood, New jersey Business Aclministrfition Sigma Alpha Mug Boys In Ivy: l resbuian Basketball: Booster Club Q2, 3, 453 Hillel Foundation 42, 3, 15: Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Softball. ROBERT R. GROSS Trenton,, New jersey Economies JOSEPH GRUISER Union City, New jersey Pllysifs Physics Club: 'l'ransl'cr SIIILICIII. Bergen junior College, Air Force. CHARLES GRUNDMANN Clifton, New jersey Agrieultu ral Research Tau Kappa Epsilon. EDXVIN T. GRUSHINSKI Stirling, New jersey Forestry Alpha Zeta Q3, 453 Freshman Crew, junior Varsity Crew Q2, 35: Quad Club 1353 -Scarlet Barbs 12, 353 Alpha Phi Omega ll, 2, 3, -153 Forestry Club tl, 2, 3, 15. Secretary-Treasurer t35: Rowing Club 12, 3, l5: Navy. KENNETH C. GSELL North Bergen, New jersey Business Administration Economics Honor Society QS, 45, Secretary: Targum 4153 Deans List: SAM Q-15: Intramural Softball, Football, Basketball, Volley- , ball. i GUY VV. GUENTHER Trenton, New jersey Psychology Arun: CARL F. CUERCI New York, New York Ceramics Deans I.istg Ceramic Club Q3, fljg 'I'ransl'er Student. Cooper Union: Air Forec. HARVEY F. GUERIN, Chester, New jersey Ecltzcation ,-lntlio tlljg Quad Club tl, 2, 3, 403 Booster Club fl, 2, fljg jazz Club Qlj: Literary Club IQ, 3, Aljg Sketch Club 13, ll: Intramural Basketball, Softball. JAMES H. GUERIN Chester, New jersey Agrieztltztral Education Kappa Sigma .IV Football ffl, ll: Varsity Wrestling t2, 3, 45: Freshman Lacrosse: Ag lieouomics Club 113, -ljg ASAE QQ, 33: Booster Club tl, 2, 3, ell: Intramural Football, Basketball. XVrestling, Swinnning, Softball. HENRY NV. GUSTORF Paterson, New jersey Romance Language JY Football Hi: Commuters Club fly: Ford Hall Club Q-lj: Quad Club tfll' Scarlet Barbs fl. 3, -ll: Booster Club Ubi Italian Club QS, 453 Rifle tk Pistol Club tll: French Club 13, 453 Anthropological Society 137: Intramural Basketball: 'I'ransl'er Student. llpsala. Paterson State Teachers College. X ROBERT E. HAFFNER ' 'ff Bellerose, New York Pllysiral Education - Beta Theta Pi: Varsity Swimming 63, ljg Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. Swinnning: 'I'ransl'er Student, Queens College: Nan. ROBERT G. HAINES Raneocas, New jersey Entomology State Scholarship: 150-lb Football 62. 35: Ag Club Cl, 2, fl, ill: Intramural Basketball. SAM L. HAKIM tllontclair, New jersey English XVRSIJ f2j3 French Club tl, 2. fl. ll. President: Quad Club Qflj. ROBERT A. HALL Harrington Park, New jersey Mathematics RICHARD S. HALLINGER Haddonfield, New jersey Plant Science Ag Club Q3, 43: Hortus Club QQ, 3, 45: Intramural Softballg Trans- fer Student, Rittenhouse, Temple: Navy. PAUL E. HAMER Clarlc, New jersey General Agriculture Forestry Clula il. 2. fl. li: Nlarine Corps. MARK D. HANDLER Newark, New jersey History 'I'au Delta Phi: Freshman Fencing: Hillel Foundation ill: Booster Club ll, 2, 41: History Club 13, -ll: Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Softball. .1oHN M. HANn1,13Y New Bl'lll1SIl'ilIlf, .Yew jersey Economics GERALD B. HANKINS, Collingswood, New jersey Civil Engineering Freshman Lacrosse: Hillside Social Club 13, 435 ASCE 12, 3, Alj: Intramural Football. Softball: Air lforce. FRANKLIN F. PIANNOCH, JR. Sontlz Orange, New jersey Economics Phi Iipsilon Pi, President: Interfrateruity Council: Phi Beta Kappa r-ly: Economics Honor Society C3, -ll, President: Antlm ilfl: Tur- giim tlj: XVRSII tll: Deans List l2, 3, 455 Hall of Fame Com- mittee: Freshman Football Manager: Varsity Football Manager 12. 3, -lj: Freshman Irack: Varsity Track QQ, 3, 45: Intramural All Star Football Team: Varsity R Club 4'-lj: Intramural Football. Basketball, Softball: Navy. IVILMER M. HANNUM, JR. Kennett Square, Pennsylvania General Agriculture Delta Sigma Phi: Quad Club l3ipg ASAIQ il. 2. 35: Intramural Fool- ball. Basketball, Softball, Bowling. HAROLD L. H.ANSEN Unionville, New York Animal Science Pi Kappa Alpha: Ag Club l2. 3, 453 Block k Bridle Q2, 3, -lr: Flying Club lib: Intramural Football, Softball. RICHARD E. HANSEN Glen Ridge, New jersey Political Science Zeta Psi: Varsity Coll' 12, 3, -lj: Intramural Football, Basketball, Sollball, Golfg Air Force. GEORGE HARANIS Brooklyn, New York History Quad Club, Scarlet Ilarbs lfi. -ll. CHARLES S. HARDING Glen Ridge, New jersey Agronomy 'l'au Kappa Epsilon: Bible Fellowship til, ell: Intramural Football, Basketball: Transfer Student. lfCI.A: Army. E. JACK HARRIS jersey City, New jersey Chemistry Tau Delta Phi. Trcasurerg Scarlet Barbs 115: Booster Club 12, 3, 453 Bridge Club 12, 3, 45, President: Hillel Foundation 11. 2, 3, 453 Mathematics Club 13, 45, Vice-President: Psychological So- ciety Intramural Basketball, Swimming, Softball, Cross Coun- try3 Army. JOSEPH R. HARRIS Morris Plains, New jersey Civil Engineering Deans List 1353 150-lb Football 135Q Freshman Baseball3 Stadium Scoreboard 13, 45: Quail Club 1351 Scarlet Barbs 125: ASCE 11, 2, 3, 453 Booster Club 1153 Newman Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Swimming. LODRICK HARRIS, JR. New Brunswick, New jersey Sociology Sociology Club 13, 1153 Philosophy Club 13, 453 Transfer Student, Seton Hallg Army. MALCOLM R. HARRIS West Englewood, New jersey Sociology ROLAND G. HARRIS Riverton, New jersey Pomology General Scholarship: Deans List 1353 Ag Club 13, 453 Booster Club 1453 FFA 1353 Hortus Club 12, 3, 45, Vice-Presidentg The Towers3 Intramural Golf. DONALD I. HARRISON East Orange, New jersey Mechanical Engineering Phi Epsilon Pi, Treasurer, Scarlet Letter 1153 YVRSU 1253 Queens Players 1153 ASME 13, 453 Booster Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Sketch Club 1453 Intramural Football, Volleyball. JOHN T. HART New Brunswick, New jersey Biological Science Ccneral Scholarship3 Freshman Dance Committee 1453 Freshman Basketball: Freshman Baseballg Varsity Baseball 1353 Intramural Basketball, Soltball, Football. f RICHARD E. HART jersey City, New jersey Education Hertzog Hilltoppers 1251 RCA 1253 Transfer Student, Jersey City 'l'cac'hers Collegeg Army. DONALD A. HARTFIELD Atlantic City, New jersey Education FTA 13, 45, Navy. JAMES E. HASSERT Rutherford, New jersey Mechanical Engineering Chi Psig State Scholarshipg ASME 13, 453 Rifle K Pistol Club 1153 Sailing Club 12, 45. 23: Ford Hall Club flj: Quad Club 435: Stiarlet Barbs fl, 2, 3, -lj: 2, 3. lj. Treasurer: Intramural Softball, Basketball, Football. JOHN A, HASSERT Clifton, New jersey Florlealtare Chi Psi, Secretary, Pi Alpha Xi Q-ljg Glee Club tl, 2, 3, 115, Cold R: Chapel Choir fl, 3, +lj3 Boys in lyy: Intramural Basketball, Soft- ball, Football, Wrestling: Transler Student, Nliddleburyg Xayy. CHARLES E. HATTON Railway, New jersey illeclzanical Engineering Delta Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer, State Scholarship: Band tl, 2, fl, 45, Gold R: Glee Club 12, fl, -lj, Cold R: ASME KS, -lj. HARVEY HAUPTMAN Irvingforl, New jersey Psychology YVRSU 125: Freshman Latrosseg Qcarlet Barbs fly: lntratnural Baseball. Football. Basketball. RICHARD Y. HAVER Quakertown, New jersey English Freshman Baseball: Varsity Baseball QS, -ljg Arniy. JOHN M. HAYES Leonarzlo, New jersey Education State Scholarship, Freshman Footballg JV Football tif. 3, -lj: Quad Club 13. el r. MON.-XRD Y. HAYES, JR. New York, New York Polilieal Selenee French Club 4293 RCA 62, 3, 453 Freslnnan Tennis: Ford Hall Club K-lj: Scarlet Rifles ffijg Transfer Student. Amherst. SAMUEL P. HEKEMIAN, JR. Hasllroaek Heights, New jersey Business Aflmirzistration Alpha Chi Rho, Treasurer, Queens Players fl, 2. 3. lj: l50-lb Football t-lj: SAM Hb: Intramural Basketball, Football. Soltball, Swinnning. CHARLES A. HELLER, JR. Teaneek. New jersey Business Azlministrlltion Tau Kappa Epsilon: Christian Science Organization ll, 2. fl, Aly, Rifle K Pistol Club fl, 2j. RICHARD L. HEMSARTH Glen Rozfk, New jersey General Agriculture Delta Sigma Phi: Alpha Zeta C3, 45: Block K Bridle fl. 2. 3, lj: Booster Club lla: Dairy Science Club Q3, ljg Intrauiural Bowling, Air Force. ISAAC HENKOFF jersey City, New jersey History Scarlet Barbs Council 13. 451 Deans List 1391 Conuuulcrs Club Cl. Booster Club ffl. 4jg Hillel Foundation 43. -ly: History Club fl, XVARREN E. HENRY Plainfield, New jersey Physical Education lfreslunan lfoothall: Air lforre. ROBERT P. HERFURTH West Orange, New jersey Dairy Husbandry Deans I.ist 1253 Ag Club l2, -lj, Dairy Science Club Cl, 2, 3, Lljl Rifle k Pistol Club ill: RCA llj. FRED HERMANN Trerzton, New jersey Merlznieal Engineering I-'reslimau Crew: ASME fl, 2, 3. lj: ll'nai B'ritl1 fl, 2. fl, -ll President l3jg Hillel Fountlatiou fl, 2, 3, ell, President, lllll'1IlIlllI'lll Iiasketballg Army. CHARLES .-X. HERNING St. johnszfille, New York History Beta Theta Pi: Rifle X Pistol Club 1252 Spanish Club fl. 25: History Club 13, All: Intramural Basketball, Football, Softball, Swimming. l J. DALE HERRON, -IR. Trenton, New jersey Elecxtrical Engineering Commuters Club flip: Ford Hall Club 1453 Scarlet Barbs 1433 .HEE- AIR Q3, 4jg Bowling Club lflj: Rifle K Pistol Club lll. FREDERICK C. HEYL East Brunswick, New jersey Dairy Srierzee lfresbnum Football, Dairy Science Club ll. 2. fl. lil. ARTHUR M. HEYM.-KN Free Acres, New jersey Geology Queens Players lily: lfreslunan Wrestling: Geology Club 42. fl, 4l: Hillel Ifountlation Ml. KENNETH M. HOACIAND Burlington, New jersey Dairy Scienre lfortl Hall Club tll: l'rausl'er Student, Niagara: Air lforce, GEORGE C. HODGKISS Verona, New jersey Business f1flHIl'l1lSll'Ill1'0lZ Delta Upsilon: Booster Club tl, 2, 3, 45: RCA till: SAM fell: Intramural Football. Basketball, Swinuuing, '1'raek. XVILLIAM L. HOEY Interlaken, New jersey Engineering Administration ili1'Zll'lSfC1' Student, Monmouth junior College, Navy. JOHN A. HOLDORF Elizabeth, New jersey Business A dminislralion Commuters Club 11, -15: Deutscher Verein 1251 International Relations Club 1453 Newman Club 13, -lip: NSA 13, 453 SANI 12, 353 Intramural Baseball, Basketballg Artny. CHARLES lW. HOIJNHQS Cream Ridge, New jersey Plant Science Hortus Club 13, elpg Transfer Student, Drexel. JAMES T. HoL'r, JR. Railway, New jersey Business Administration Commuters Club 1l, 2, 3, 453 Ping Pong Club 115g Psychological Society 145g SAM 1455 Presbyterian Young Peoples 145: Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. JOHN F. HOMAN Sayresville, New jersey Economics Chess Club 1153 Hillside Social Club 12, 35. Secretary, Air Force. THOXIAS HONDA Sleelrnanville, New jersey Agricultural Engineering Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Deans List 1l, 2, 35: Quad Club 13, 453 Scarlet Barbs 13, 453 ASAE 11, 2, 3, 45, President, ASME 1153 Riflle ik Pistol Club 11, 35: RCA 13, 45: Army. Rifle EQ Pistol Club 1l, 35: RCA 13, 45: Army. JOHN J. HooGs'rRA Preakness, New jersey Ponzology lford Hall Club 1l5: Quad Club 1355 Scarlet Barhs 13, 45: Ag Club 13, 453 Hortus Club 13. l5: Rulgers Rural Review 13, -ll: Intra- mural Solitball, Volleyball: Artny. RICHARD C. HORN Collingswood, New jersey Cllernistry Freshman Crew, Manager, Quad Club 125: Booster Club 1l5'g Chemistry Club 13, -15, Air Force. DONALD HORVATH West Orange, New jersey Animal Science Phi Beta Kappa 13, 45: State Scholarship: Deans List 11, 2, 3, 453 Livestock judging Team: Block K Bridle 1l, 2, 3. 415: Rutgers Rural Review 12, 3, 45: Rifle K Pistol Club 115. AVILLIAAAI P. HOXVE Pennington, New jersey Horticulture Alpha Sigma Phi, President: 150-lb Football 12, 3, 45, lfrcshman Lacrosse: Ag Club 1l, 'lli Hortus Club 13. 45: Intramural Softball, Basketball, Swimming. l,liS'l'liR W. HUBER, JR. Ridgewood, New jersey Business Administration Zeta Psi: Booster Club 12. 3, 45: SAM 145: Intramural lfootball. Basketball. Baseball, Bowling, Trackg Transfer Student, North- C2lSlCl'll. NORMAN XV. HUGHES Cranford, New jersey Business Adniinistration CHARLES O. HULSE Asbury Park, New jersey Ceramics DAVID G. HUMPHREY Maplewood, New jersey Economics Pi Kappa Alpha, Seeretaryg Scarlet Key: YVRSU Ql, 252 Glee Club Q253 Co-op Committee, Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew Q25, Managerg Commuters Club Ql, 253 Booster Club QI, 2, 3, 453 Rowing Club QI, 2, 3, 45: Outing Club Q3, 4153 Transfer Student, Hlorcester. RALPH HUND Lackawanna, New York Ceramic Engineering Freshman WVrestIingg Booster Club Q45g Ceramic Club QI, 2, 3, 15: Intrannlral Football, Basketball, Softballg Air Force. JOHN 12. HUNN Cranford, New jersey Rural Social Science Phi Gamma Delta, Secretary, Intramural Football, Bowling. ALAN F. HUNTER Edgewater, New jersey Economics Delta Sigma Phi, Parker Memorial Prizeg Freshman Swimming: Varsity Swimming Q25g Psychological Society JACK HURWITZ Atlantic City, New jersey journalism Scarlet Barbs Council Q3, 453 Targam Ql53 Freshman lacrosse: Commuters Club Ql, 25, Quad Club Ford Hall Club Qfl53 Scarlet Barbs QI, 2, 3, 453 Hillel Foundation QI, 2, 3, 45: Hortus Club Q25g journalism Society QS, 453 Rifle X: Pistol Club Ql, 251 Intramural Basketball, Swimming, Softball. hy. JOSEPH HUTHMACHER Trenton, New jersey History Scarlet Barbs Council Q453 Phi Beta Kappa Q3, 45, Delta Phi Alpha Q3, 45, Vice4Presidentg Phi Alpha Theta QS, 45, President: State Scholarship: Deans List Ql, 2, 353 Quad Club Q45g Scarlet Barbs Q45g International Club Q2, 3, 45, Seeretaryg History Club Ql, 2, 3, 115. VICTOR J. IRMIERE Paterson, New jersey Biological Science Delta Phi Alpha Q3, -153 State Scholarshipg Quad Club Q3, 453 Biology Club Q3, 45g Italian Club Q2, 3, 45. NEIL YV. IRVING New Providence, New jersey Economics Lambda Chi Alpha: Freshman Footballg JV Football Q353 Intra- mural Football, Baseball, Swimming, Bowling. DONALD R. ISLEIB I airlfizun, New jersey Plant Science Kuppa Sigma, SCCl'L'l1lI45'Q Scarlet Key, President: Alpha Zeta 13, 45: Deans List 115: Ag Club Q45: Hortus Club 12, 3, 45: Int1'amu1'al Wrestling: Mercllant Marine. GERSHON C. JAFFE l'uter.s'on, New jersey H islory luu Delta Phi: XVho's WVh0 Q45: Crown K Scroll: Scarlet Letter tl5. Business Manager: Targtcm fl, 2, 35, Business Manager, Gold R: Deans List QI5: Hall ol' Fame Committee CQ5: Intramural lfoot- ball. Softball. Basketball. RANDOLPH R. JANEYVAY illrtjrlewoorl, New jersey Psychology llellu l'bi. Secretary: l l'1'SllIl1ZlI1 Crew: Deutscher Verein fl, 25: Psycltologieal Society 12. 3. 45: IllIl'Zlllllll'1ll Football, Baseball. Suimmiug, Bowling: Air lforee. PAUL F. JANOCHA Parlln, New jersey illefliruzical Erigineering Scabbard K Blade ffl. AI5: General Scholarship: 150-lb Football f2. lr: lntrzunural Basketball. Softball. lVIl.l.lAM A. JANOS Trenlon, New jersey Physics Deans List 135: Pllysics Club ffl. 45: .lll'ZlIlSl'Cl' Student. St. Bonzneue ture: Artuy. CHARLES D. JENKINS Elmer, New jersey Eflzzmlioll Booster Club Cl5I Future 'lieztclmers ol' .AIIlCl'lt'1l H51 Air Force. s'rANLEY C. JENSEN Fords, New jersey Geogmplly 'l't'ansl'er Student. St. Bonaventure, lfCI.A: Arun. CHRISTEN BI. JESPERSEN Brldgeton, New jersey Chemistry Pi Kappa Alpha: l'll'CSllIH8I1 Swimming: lntrzunural Swimming: Armv. nexvtu A. JOHNSON 1'lI'llllg'lOVl, New jersey Aninml Hzzslumclry Varsity Swimming Ql5g Ag Club fl, 2, 3, l5g Block K Bridle Q3, -15: Dairy Science Club ll, 2, 35: Canterbury Club Q3, 45: Army. EARL A. JOHNSON Ardsley, New York B1I.S'l7'l6.Y.Y Administrrlliml Lambda Chi Alpha: YVRSU: Alpha Phi Omega: International Club: Rifle X Pistol Club: SAM: Intramural Basketball. Softball, Swim- ming: Transfer Student. Washington lletlerson: Navy. ytARsHALL M. JOHNSON South Ol'HIIg'l', New Alersey Political Seie Delta Upsilon: Canterbury' Club 13, fljg XVSSE: Freshman Soc Varsity' Soccer 12, 3, ill: lfreslnnan Basketball: Varsity' Basketl til, lj: Booster Club rl. 2, 3, 45: .Ian Club Qld: Ping Pong Club tl, 3, -lj: RCA tl. 2. 3, lj, President: Varsity R Club Q3, 4, Iutratnttral 'TI'2ll'lx, Basketball, Cross Country, Baseball. Swinun ROB ERT XV. JOHNSON lilizrlllellly, New jersey ilIec.'l1m1ir'11l 1ingi21zfe1'i11.g Cmntnuters Club Q2, Llj: ASME Q3, Alj: Artnyx BURTON A. UIONAP Plniltfielfl, .Vezu jersey Biologfml Srie Delta Phi Alpha 13. -ll: Cmntnutcrs Club f2, Starlet Barbs llt I'syt'ltolOgical Society' tb: Xayy. ROBERT A. JONES, JR. Sunzmil, New jersey I311.s'iness ,Al1ln1i211'slr11Iiw1 llelta l'lii. Vice-l'resiclent: lIlK61'l'li1llCl'llllN Council: Scarlet key: lfreslnnan Crew, Varsity Coll' 12, 3, lj: lfrenclt Clttb ll, 25: SAM Q-lj: Intratnural lfootball, Baseball, Bowling, Coll: 'l'ransl'er Stu- dent. l'nion jr. College: Air Force. 1166 fer: Jall , ing. Nfl? mul, yt. -IUHASZ Perth ,elnzlioyg New jersey Cllemistry l50-lb lfootball lily: lntrzunural XVl'OSlllllg Cltzuupion fly: C0111- tnuters Club K2. 3. flj: Cltetnistry' Club K2, Fl. ll: Deutscher Vcrein 42, -lil: lntrantural Soltball. HERBERT ICXHN, AIR. liloomfielal. New ,lersey CUlIZlIII'liL'llll I'il0l'I.l'lllllll'6 lfreslnnan Suinnniug: .Kg Club ll. 2, 3, lp: Hortus Club ffl. blyg lntratnural Basketball, lfootball, Soltballg Artny. -IOHN yt. KAHN tlIlllIlIl'tlIl, New Alet'.s'ey Politfml SI'Iil7l'Il'6 Zeta Beta lau, Vive-President: Cap Xa Skull: Scarlet Key: Tau Kappa Alpha Q2, 3, fly, National President, Targunz Qljg WRSU 12, 3, -ll: Debating QI, 2, 3, flj, Gold R3 Forensic Council 43, 45, Cllillfllllllll Herrman Speech Contest: 2nd l'ri1e. Epson Speech Contest: Deans List till. jOsu1fH KAPOLKA, JR. New Brunswick, New jersey llI8ClIIl7IlLYll Iing'ir1ee1'i11g .XSNIE l2, El, -lb: Army. GEORGE KASPER Union City, New jersey Biological Srience Ilorcl Hall Club lb: Biology' Club ffl, -lj, Co-Cliairtnanz Booster Club till: Newman Club Q3, lp: ,Xrtny'. ,VXLLAN H. K.-XTES Salem, New lletxsey General ,slgrirztlltzre Alpha Zeta 43. lp: Sears Roebuck Scltolarshipz Ag Economies Club fl, Qjg Ag Club ffl. lb, Vice-Presiclent C153 Hortus Club Q-ly: lflit ffl, lj, Coast Cuartl. REGINALD E. KAVANAUGH Easl Orange, New jersey jU1Il'IIflHSlll lfilni Society: Booster Club 1lpg JUllli1lllliSlI1 Society 13. lb: Rifle K Pistol Club 1ll: 'liI'2ll1Sl'Cl' Student. Purdue: .NI'IllN. CHARLES D. KEHLER ' Harrisburg, PfflllZSyIUIHliIL Education Scarlet Barbs Council 13, U5 WRSU 13, Aljg Band 1115: Hillside Social Club 121: Quad Club 13, -lr: Scarlet Barbs 13, lib: Bowling Club 12. 3, 411, President: Photographic Society 13, 453 Ping Pong Club 1lj1 YVRSII Dance Orchestra: lllll'2lIllllli2ll Softball, liaskctball. Football: Transfer Student, Pt-nn State: Arun. RONALD NV. KEISER Trenton, New jersey Poultry Seienre Ag Cllub 17111: Poultry 5t'ienc'e Club 13. lip: Marine Corps, LEROY KIQLLOG Astoria, Long Island Iizlucatiou Beta Theta Pig l'lI'CSl1lIlLlIl Sliilllllllllgl Varsity Swinrniing 12. 3, elj: RCN 1l. 23: Intramural Basketball. Softball, Football: Arniy. JOHN R. KENT SibIll'!'0ZL'S1jU.S'll, New York Ed'l.lff'ILfl01L l'il'L'Sllllllll1 Ifootball: JY lfootball 1L1: Rille Pistol Club 1l. 2. fb. REUISEN KICSSLER Perrirzezfille. Nea' jersey General ,jgrieztlture Contniuters Club 11, 2,33 .Kg Club 13, ly, Hillel lfoundation 13, -lj, Intrtuitural Basketball. SAUL KICSSLER Roosevelt, New jersey Business Admirzistratiorz Srztrlt-t liarbs llouiicil 13, ll: ,inllzo 12. 3, 45, Cold R: Srvlrlel Leiter 111: Queens Players 1231 Boys In lvy 13. ly, Production Xlztnager lford Hall Club 12, 3, lj. President: Scarlet Barbs 12, -lj: Mathc- nratics Club 1311: Physics Club 135, Yice-President: lntratnural Soltball, Basketball: ilil'1lllSl'CI' Student, Rhode Island State, Stevens: Arnti, PAUL A. KIi'l'CHPl:QL ll'es! Englewood, New jersey tlI6C1lIIllll'tll Engineering Tau Beta Pi 13, 4j, '1'reasurerg Pi Tau Signing Deans List 135: Quad Club 13, fly, Scarlet liarbs 13. li: ASME 1l. 2, 3, 4j, Chaire man: Rifle K Pistol Club 1l, 2. 3, lp: RCA 13. ly: Air Force. ROBERT R. KIFFIN .Staten Island, New York Business Admin1'slratio11 Beta l'l1eta Pig Booster Club 125: Rifle K Pistol Club 13j: SAM 1lj: Intramural Swinniiiiig. '1'r11t-k. lfootball, Softball1 AYIHY. ROBERT lf. KILL Lilllillll, New jersey journalism Starlet Barbs Council 111: 'lhrgunz 1lJ: Deans liist 1353 Committee on ,Xcadettiie Honesty 13. ll: lfresluuan 'l'r:u'k: Quad Club 113: Scarlet Barbs 1ll: International Club 1l. 2, fl, 13. Treasurer: jour- nalism Society 1l.2. 3,451 History Club 13, lr lutrainurztl llasketbztllz Trzuisfer Student. Syracusei Air lforre. SAMUEL NI. KIND Trenton, New jersey History Phi Epsilon Pig Scabbard K Blade 12, 3, 453 Queens Players 11, 253 Debating 1153 Varsity Golf 1153 Bowling Club 11, 2, 353 Bridge Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Rifle EQ Pistol Club 11, 25. EDMOND R. KING Nutley, New jersey General Agriculture Phi Gamma Della: JV Glee Club 1253 Army. ROBERT H. KINGSBURY Washington, New jersey Dairy Science State Scholarship, Sears Roebuck Scholarshipg Deans List 12, 3, 45: Ag Club 13, 453 Block K Bridle 1153 Booster Club 1453 Dairy Science Club 11, 2, 3, 45. ALBERT KISELICA Bayonne, New jersey Economics Transfer Student, Bayonne junior Collegeg Arniy. RICHARD KITZLER Elizabeth, New jersey Philosophy State Scholarship: Deans List 12, 3, 453 Commuters Club 1153 His- tory Club 13, 45: Philosophy Club 13, 453 Arniy. HERBERT G. KLEIN Hillside, New jersey Political Science Tau Delta Phi, Cap it Skullg Crown 84 Scrollg Scarlet Keyg Pi Gamma 12, 3, 453 Tau Kappa Alpha 13, 453 State Scholarship: Scar- let Letter 11, 2, 353 Targurn 11, 2, 3 ,-45, Editor-in-Chief. Gold R1 Queens Players 1153 International Club 11, 2, 3, 45. NIARTIN KLEIN, JR. Trenton, New jersey Geology Geology Club 12, 3, 453 Transfer Student, Utah State: Army. MARTIN D. KLENA Irvington, New jersey Physical Education Scabbard Sc Blade 13, 453 IVar Memorial Scholarshipg ROTC Medalg Freshman Footballg JV Football 12, 353 Quad Club 13, 453 Scarlet Barbs 13, 453 Intramural Softball, Basketball. CARL H. KLOTZ North Plainheld, New jersey General Agriculture ASAE 12, 353 Booster Club 115. HERMAN L. KNAPP Roselle, New jersey Civil Engineering State SCI10l211'Sl1lPQ Commuters Club 1151 ASCE 12, 3, 453 Intra- mural Football, Softball, Basketball. LOWVELL C. KNIGHT New Brnnswiclc, New jersey .4-1 nimal Science FREDERICK YV. KNOBLOCH Teflneck, New jersey Chemistry Deans List 4l, 25: Quad Club 4-15: Chemistry Club 4453 Ski Club 43, 45. RAYMOND A. KOGGE jersey City, New jersey Electrical Engineering XVRSU 4453 AIEE-IRE 42, 3, 45: Intranuual Soltball, Football, Swinnningg Transfer Student, jersey City junior College: Navy. ROBERT XV. KOHNKEN Preakness, New jersey Civil Engineering State Scholarship: Ford Hall Club 4453 ASCE 42, 3, 45g Booster Club 445. JOHN N. KOLESAR ey, New jersey journalism Null WVRSIT 43, 45: Deans List 41, 2, fl. 'l5: jazz Club 4351 Intramural Football, Softball, Basketball, Naxy. GILBERT D. KONOYVITC H Wilflwood, New jersey Certtinic Engineering Zeta Beta Tang State Scholarship: lfreslnnan l.ac'rose3 Basketball Manager 4l, 251 Booster Club 425: Ceramic Club 42. 3. -lt: Chem- istry Club 4153 Hillel Foundation 4l, 2. 35: Intramural Football, Basketball. HAROLD L. KONOYVITCH Wilflwood, New jersey journalism Zeta Beta Tau, Presidentg Interliraternity Council 43, 453 State Scbolarshipg Queens Players 42, 353 Deans List 4355 Freshman Bas- ketball Manager: Varsity Basketball Manager 41, 2, 3, 453 Deutscher Verein 4l, 25: Hillel Foundation 41, 25, Journalism Society 42, 3, fl5. FRANK S. KOOS South River, New jersey Ceramics Scabbartl 8: Blade, Captaing Upson Scbolarshipl ROTC Medal: lfrt-slnnan Football, Varsity Football 42, 3, 453 Freshman YVrestlingg Ceramic Club 43, A151 Varsity R Club 43, 453 Intramural Softball. STANLEY L. KOPCZYNSKI Trenton, New jersey Chemistry State Seholarshipg Deans List 425: Connnuters Club 4453 Chemistry Club 4l5g Newman Club 4455 Intramural Softball, Football. XVILLIAM KOPTIONAK, JR. South River, New jersey Civil Engineering Comnntters Club 4455 Scarlet Barbs 4-151 ASCE 43, 453 Bowling l Club 4-15: Deutscher Yerein 4l5: Intramural Football, Softball, Artny. -' Club 421: Intramural lfoothall. Basketball. NVALTER KOSSMANN, Long Valley, New jersey jourrmlism A Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary. XVAl.'1'ON KOSTIQNBADER Hope, New jersey Dairy Sriertee Delta Sigma Phig Commuters Club 1253 Ag Club Msg Dairy' Sci- ence Club llbg Artny. - HENRY KRAFT, JR. jersey City, New jersey Eclturzttimz Alpha l'hi Omega. Vice-President: Intramural Basketball: Transliei' Student. jersey City State leacliers College. GERSON B. KRAMER Trenlorr, New jersey Eemtmnifs Deans l.ist ll, Qt: Commuters Club lvljg Hillel lfoundatiou tty: International Club l-lj: Transfer Student, NYT: Nayy. l l RICH.-XRD KRANTZ South Orange, New jersey lforeslry Y .Xlpha Zeta 13, lpg Seabbartl X Blade lil, 45: Preceptor lil, -ly: Military Ball Committee: Deans List tflj: Alpha Phi Omega nfl, -ll: lforestry Club ll. 2, 3. lip, Presitlent fly: NSA 423: Rifle R Pistol M.-XRYIN KRANTZONV Passaic, New jersey 1flectrlea.l Engineerirzg Zeta Beta 'l'au: Boys In Ivyg Allili-IRIC l-lj: Chemistry' Club llj: Hillel lfouutlation ll. 2. 35: Nlathematics Club tll: intramural lfootball. Basketball, Baseball. HARRY .X. KRAUSSE North Plainfield, New jersey Business Adminislrntion Chi Psi: litzonotnirs Honor Society 13. -lj: Deans I.ist 12. 35: Booster Club llj: S.-XM fly: .-Xrmy. LEONARD H. KRIN jersey City, New jersey Economies 'l'au Delta Phig Boys ln lyy: Rutgers Outing Committee: Chess Club 435: Booster Club 42. 3, ell: Hillel lfounclation tljg Intra- mural llasketball, lfoothall, Syyimming. NIXTHAN I. KRITZBERG jersey City, New jersey Psychology Delta l'hi Alpha tfl. lp: State Sctholarsllipg Deans List ll. 2. fl. -ll: lbetttsclier Yerein 12, Ill: Psythological Society ffl. -ll. ,xR'rHuR A.. KRON, JR. Tearteclc, New jersey llI6l'lIIlI7lL'I1,l Engineering l'heta Chi: 150-lb Football 12, +ljg lfresliman S0l'liCl'Q lfreslmiau Wrestling: ASME 13, 'ljg Intramural lfouthall, Basketball. Softball. HERNI.-KN KRUCKNER, III lifts! Berlin, New jersey Business flclm1'111'slr11tion Slate Stliolarslrip: Deans List t2, 45: Lutheran Student Association 12, 3, 45 President: Distinguished Military Student C551 Connnuters Club fell: Booster Club C3, 45: SAM ffl, 15: Spanish Club l25. EDYVARD KRUPNICK llfooclbirze, New jersey Poultry Science Scarlet Barbs Council 13. 45: Connnuters Club C153 Ford Hall Club Q3, 45: Hillel Foundation fl, 2, 3, 453 Poultry Science Club ll, 2, 3, 45, Rulgers Rural Review QQ, 3, 45. RAYMOND E. KUDLICK Union, New jersey Economics Kappa Sigma. ll'reasurer: Varsity Golf C351 ASCE F352 Intranlural Football: 'l'ransl'er Student, Bethany, Swartlnnore, Columbia, Seton Hall: Naxy, EDXVARD 'lf KUHN, Allfrclerrrl, Califorrzfrz Eflumlion Future Tearbers ol' .XlIICl'lCfl lil. l5: lfnirersity Heights Council CS, 'l5: Air Force. PETER KUKER .5-lsbzzry Park, New jersey jourrzalism Zeta Beta lau: General Scholarship: Arzllzo Ql, 2, fl. -15, Coltl R: YVRSU C155 Queens Players ll, 25: Debating Freshman Fenc- ing: Varsity Fencing CZ, 3, 45: Journalism Societx f2, 115. YVILLIAM A. KUNZ West Orange, New jersey Eclumtion Varsity Soccer l35g RCA ll, 2, 3, 45: Outing Club 53, 45: Intra- inural Basketball. EUGENE KUPCHIK l'1 'allz'11glorz, New jersey Chemistry Plri Lambda Vpsilon ffl, 45: Deans List ll, 2, 35: Quad Club H53 Clieniistry Club QQ, l5g Anieritian Clieinittal Society QVI5: Intramural Softball. FRANK KXVATONOYVSKI Sorrzerirille, New jersey l7l'f6C,lI1l7l'tYll Engfrreering Deans List: Connnuters Club Q25: ASME 18, 45: Arun. l ROGER C. LAAUYVE l 1,Il,lI'l'.S07l, New jersey Biological Szfience Ford Hall Club Q45: Biology Club Q45: Psycbologital Society 145: Intramural Basketball. Football. ANDREW' LABOSKY Somerville, New jersey Bll.S'1'Ilf?XS flllllllilll-SllYIll07'L Connnuters Club llp: .Xrnisp , PETER R. LAMSCHA Farzwood, New jersey Economies Chi Psi: Varsity Cross Country lll: Varsity' Track ll5: Hillsitlt- Social Club H53 Bridge Club C252 Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Softball, Cross Country, Army. DONALD R. LANCEY South Orange, New jersey Pre-Forestry lforestry Club gl: 2, 3. ell. Vice-President: Army. SANFORD LANDA New B'li7,Hl.Y1llllflf, New jersey Business Aclministralion Targzzrn ll: 2. 3. 45, Colcl R: Connnulcrs Club ll5: Flying Club liflTlQ Hillel lfountlation ll. 2, fl, 45: Intrannlral lfootball, Basketball: Arms. ARIEL M. LANDY lfreelzolzl, New jersey Education Cap S4 Skull: Scarlet Barbs Council 432. 35, Vice-Prcsiclentg Scarlet licyg State SCllUl1lliSl1IPQ Preceptor lil, 15: I:1'CSl1lll2lll Handbook C23 353 Ford Hall Club 525: Scarlet Barbs fl, 2, 3, 15: Hillel Founda- tion K2, 35: NSA 42. 3. -l5: Intramural lfoolball, Basketball, Softball. JOHN YV. LANE Lakewood, New jersey Business flrlnzinistration Lambda Chi Alpha: XYRSU l25: JY lfootball ffl. ll: Commutcrs Club H53 Rowing Club Q25: SAM U52 Intramural Wrestling, lfoot- ball, Softball. Basketball. KARL F. LANKER Alrsecon, New jersey Engineering xlclministration Chi Phi. Vice-President: WRSL' ll, 2, all lfreslunan Lacrosseg Booster Club Q33 153 SANI QS, 45: Navy. LOUIS LAROSS Iiuritan, New jersey Meclzaniml Engineering ASME QS, ,153 Air Force. FRANK C. LAYVRENCE Villa Mercedes, Argentina English lloys In Ivy: Freshman Soccter: French Club ll, 2, 33 International Club C153 Photographic Society ll. 21: Rifle K Pistol Club ll, 2, 3, 455 Sketch Club 115: Spanish Club l'll. WALTER XV. LAXVRENCE, New Brunswiclf, New jersey Chemistry Band ll, 2. 3, -lr: Chemistry Club lla: Rille Pistol Club ll5. DAVID LEA New Bl'1Ill.Y'lUl1'k, New jersey El'0ll07l'LlCS YUBYYAY Oeeruz City, New jezxsey Poultry Srienee Ag Club l43g Poultry Stticnrc Club li-l31 'lizuisfei' Student, CCNY: Arlnv. 42 JOSEPH LEFSKY Holden, New jersey Electriuzl Engineering lford Hall Club U33 AIEE-IRE Q-13: Quad Club 421: Scarlet Bzirbs 12, 3, 'l,3g Photograipbicnl Society Q3, 13: Plizinslet' Student. Florida: Arlnv. X , HENRY LEHMAN .AY6ZL'fll'lf, New jeixsey Cllenzislry General Scholursliip. XVAIIIER l,. l.EllSOXYITZ Union, New jersey Politiml Srirfilre t RICHARD LEISER Lyndlztnzst ,New jeisey Political Science Lmnbdai Chi Alplizi: State Sctltolzirsliipg Clcc Club ll, 2, 3, 43 lN'Ianagcr, Cold R: Chapel Choir ll, l3: Booster Club l3, 43: Anthropological Socicly l33 Yicc-l'residcnl: lnlrznnurzil Football. Bnilietbnll, Soltbzill. JOHN 1.1aPPER:1' Seotelz 1JlllIl7I.Y, New jersey Chemistry Chetnislry Club l'l.il.ll2 Xzuy. BERNARD G. LEVINE Freehold, New jersey Poultry Science Alpha Zeta 43: Slate Scliolursliipg Deans List ll3: Four H Club ll, 3, -l3: Hillel Foundailion ll. 2, -13: Poultry Science Club ll, 2, 3, -13 l,l'C9lllClIl. NORMAN LEVISON Beuelz Haven, New jersey History GXVYNNE D. LEXVIS Oradell, New jersey Plant Pathology Scarlet lizirbs Council lib: XVRSII l2, 33: Quad Club l2. 3, 43 ll-1'CIlSlll'Cl'1 Scarlet Bzirbs 1.2, 3, 13: Horlus Club 43, 13: BOOSICI' Club H33 Deutscher Ycrein Q33: 'l't'z1nsfer Student, Sy1':u'11sc. JOHN R. uawis Rocky Hill, New jersey Business Administration Cominutcrs Club H31 Hartzog llilltoppers ll, 2, 33: Intramural Softball, Football. DAVID LICHTENSTEIN New Brunswick, New jersey English XVILLIAM P. LIEBESMAN Bradley Beach, New jersey Biological Science Phi Epsilon Pi: Beta Iota Lambda Q3, 45: Delta Phi Alpha Q3, 45: XVRSU f25g Deans List ll, 2, 35: Booster Club Cl, 2, 35: Deutscher Verein QI, 25: Hillel Foundation tl, 2. 35: Intramural Softball, lfootball, Cross Country. Basketball. ANTHONY P. LIMBACH Bound Brook, New jersey Aleclrzlnical Engineering ASME 5.35: Booster Club U53 Army. DONALD E. LIPPINCOTT Trenton, New jersey journalism Yillfglllll QI5: Deans List 135: journalism Society 15: Transfer Student. Niagara: Air Force. W ERNEST A. LIPTAK Borcleiztown, New jersey Arzinml Science Alpha Chi Rho: Ag Club 12, 3, -I5: Dairy Science Club Q3, -15: Quad Club QI5: Newman Club fl, 2, 8, 45: Rifle K Pistol Club QI, 25: Intramural Golf, lfoothall, Basketball, Baseball. STANLEY LIUTKUS Elizabeth, New jersey Psychology Zeta Psi: Scabbard X Blade Q-15: Glee Club Q25: Chapel Choir 135: Cotumuters Club QI5: Booster Club QS, 45: Psychological Society H5. CHARLES Bl. LORBER New Bl II7l.5'ZL:'iClf, New jersey Economics Commuters Club 125: Newman Club QI, 2, -l5: Spanish Cluh Q2, 35. ROBERT A. LOTZ New lir11n.s'wi1'lc, New jersey liusiness tltllllllil-.YlI'I1ll07l Rille K Pistol Club fl. 2. 3, 45. ROBERT XV. LOXYE Union, New jersey Psychology lkycliologittal Society 13, -lr: Army. LUDYVIG LUCK ' Norwood, New jersey Plant Service r Zeta Psi: lntranlural Swimniing, lfootball: ilil'tlllSliC1' Student, Princeton: Marine Corps. FRANK F. LUERSSEN Penn Yan, New York .elnirnal Hnslnirztry Lambda Chi Alpha: Booster Club tl, 2, 3, 45: Intramural Softball: Arnly. LOUIS R. LUONGO Newark, New jersey Psychology Italian Club 42. 3. 45: Psychological Society QQ, 3, 45: Intramural Basketball, Football. Softball. ARTHUR J. LYNCH Trenton, New jersey Business Administration State Scholarship: Intramural Basketball, Baseball. ROBERT E. LYON Long Branch, New jersey Business Administration Bridge Club Q3, 45: Ping Pong Club t3, 45: Spanish Club Q35: Intramural Softball, Basketball, Golf: Transfer Student, Harvard: Arms. JOHN T. MACKEMULL Hillside, New jersey Chemistry ERIC MACKEY Trenton, New jersey Chemistry Beta Theta Pi. Secretary: Upson Memorial Scholarship: Varsity Cross Country rl, 25: Varsity Track Q25: Intramural Track, Football, s.-WUEL G. MAGUIRE, JR. Trenton, New jersey Ceramics ROBERT F. MAHER Plainfield, New jersey Education Trausler Student. XYII: Artur. FRED A. MAHN Bound Brook, New jersey Dairy Science Alpha Zeta til, -l5: State Scholarship: Rutgers Rural Review 145: Phelps House tl, 2, 3, 45: Ag Club tl, 2, 3, 455 Block K Bridle l45g Dairy Science Club tl, 2, 3, 45, FDYVARD P. MAHONEY Atlantic' City, New jersey Electrical Engineering Cap it Skull, President: Whos Who t3, 45: Student Council QZ, 3, 45, Yice-President: Class President t25: Alpha Psi Omega Q3, 45, Presi- dent: Delta Kappa Epsilon: Targunz tl, 253 Queens Players tl, 2, 35, Gold R, Production Manager, Interclass Tournament Committee 12, 3, 45: AIEE-IRE 615: NSA H5, Chirmang Engineering Society 43, 45. President: Navy. GEORGE L. MAJOR, JR. Riverlon, .Yew jersey Bll.Yf716S.S' Adnzirzislrutfon Scarlet Burbs Council ill: Trzrgum f-lib, Comuuuers Club fl, 2j3 Booster Club fl, 2. 3, ll: Quaid Club CS, ell: S.-XXI ffl, lj: Iiitrzuuurril liztscbzill. lfootbzill, l5z1skt'lbzill1 .Kit lforce. XVll,l.l,XKI XI.-XLUNIQ illonlrrlair, New jersey B11.s'frze.s'.s' Ad77'll7'lf.Sfl'IIflA0II Comuiutcrs Club C-ll: .QXSNIF l2l: l'l1otogrzipliic Society 129: SAX! Celjg 'lll'2lIlSliCl' Stuclcut, lfziirlcigh Dickillsoui ixfllly. RUl5lfR'l- lf. NIALSBURY Hightstown, New jersey Business Administration l'i Kappa Alpha: 1864 Scholarship, Crock YVcck Couuuittccg -IV Crew QSQQ Booster Club Q3, 45, Rowing Club Q3, 45, Treasurer: S.-XM fly, llllI'flIlllll'2ll Baisketbzill. l'HII,l' V. NI,-XNCINIQLLI Newark, New jersey Eduzufimz I'rauwl'cr Sluclcut, Okklathoiuzti .'X1'1uy. v1Nc1uN'1' J. MANCINO Red lirmlc, New jersey IiIeelr1'r'11I Iirlgineeriug General Scliolarsliipg lfurcl Hull Club flow: Quaid Club 12, Sli Scarlet Barbs 12. El, ll: .kllili-IRIL nll. DOUGLAS R. MANLEY Oreun Grove, New jersey City Plrmrzing .Xlphn Sigma Phi: ASC!-I lil, 2, -lug Cuivcrsity Heights Council 43. lr: ,Xrimy SIIXNLIQY H. BI,-XRCUS Teaneelc, New jersey Political Seienee History Club 42, 3. 47: Quad Club 43. ll. Secretary, jazz Club till: lIlIl'1llllllI'2ll Softball, Bzwketbzill. Football. ERNEST MARK.XN'l' Linrlerz, Xen' jersey Business .4rlnzilzistratirni Commutcrs Club fl, 2, 3, aljg SAM Hjg Ariux. NIA-ICR R. MARLING Trenton, Xen' jersey Politiml Srienre -IULIQS XV. MARRON, JR. New Brurlswiflr, Xew jersey Animal Science Iforestry Club gl. 2. 3, Aly, Hillside Social Club Q2, 3, fly, Iulrzimural lfootbull: Murine Corps. ARTHUR A. MARSHALL Forest Hills, New York Political Science Alpha Chi Rho. Yice-Presidentg Intrzuuural lfootbzrll, Softball. llzisketbzill. Bowling, Wrestling. EDNVARD G. MARTIN Bayonne, New jersey General E6llII'flllf2ll Deutscher Yereiu lilli Future Teachers ol' Aiuericzi l3lZ 'l'r:1nsl'er Student. Bayonne junior Collegeg .Xriny RUDULPH Y. NLXRZ.-XNU East Orange, New jersey jourmllisrlz klouruatlistu Nocietx l3, ll: lntrzttuurzil Basketball. Ifootbatll, Softball: Navy. -JOHN A. stexsox Trenton, .Yew jersey Poullry Science .Kg Club Hu: Block S Bridle lb: Booster Club l3. ll: Quad Club lil, lj, Poultry Science Club til, ell. 'l'reztsurer: Rille K Pistol Club lll. JOSEPH H. MASON, JR. Fort Lzzpton, Colorado Animal Science Ag Field Day Connnitteeg Dairy Science Club l3, lj: Transfer Student. Colorado ARM: .'Xrun. PR1Mo Mssst, JR. Trenton, New jersey Chemistry Commnters Club qll: Chemistry Club lfljg Newtuzin Club lelj. PAT IC K 'l'. M.-KST ICE Ifflfllllll, New jersey Political S1'I.I'71C'6 GEORGE D. MATHEXVS liullrerforrl, New jersey Business Admim'str11ti0n lctzt Psi, SAM llj: Trzmsfer Student, Saunpwon, Pennsylvania Military College, Navy. N. ROSS M.-XTTHIQYVS Ocean Grove, New jersey Business Administration Sigtuu Phi lipsilon: Debating lil, ll: ,'XSl1'Oll0IllS' Club lljg Booster Club tl, 2, 3, -ljg NSA 4-lp: Photogrupliic Society tfl, Llj, Treasurer: Rille Pistol Club ll. Ql. XVILLIAM F. Mi-X'l I'lSON, ll'esl .'lll6lllIIl5l, New jersey Ceramics Delta Phi: Ceramics Club CQ, fl. lJ: Hillside Social Club ll, 2, lp: Hockey Club lil, lj, Intrrtlnturtl Bztsketbull, Swituiuingg Transfer Student, Colttmbizt. Colgate, North Carolina, Finchburg State 'lleziclieiw College, Navy. ARTHUR K. MAURER South Orange, New jersey Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu 13, 45, President: Deans List 12, 353 Ford Hall Club 145g Quad Club 1353 Amateur Radio Club 145, AIEE-IRE 1453 Intra- mural Football, Basketball. MARK K. MAURER New Brunswick, New jersey Physical Education Varsity Baseball 1353 Intramural Basketball, Softballg Transfer Student, UCI.Ag Marine Corps. DONALD R. NICCARTHY Union City, New jersey Biological Sciences State Scholarshipg Commuters Club 11, 255 Quad Club 13, 453 Booster Club 13, 45t Rifle 84 Pistol Club 11, 253 Intramural Soft- ball, Football, Basketball. CLARENCE D. MCCORMICK Briclgeton, New jersey Business Administration Delta Upsilong Booster Club 12, 3, 453 SAM 1453 Intramural lfoot- ball, Basketball. Softball, Track. HAROLD A. MCCORMICK Woof!-Riclge, New jersey Business Adniinistralion Preeeptor 1453 Freshman Swimming: Quad Club 13, 45: Alan Club 1155 Psychological Society 135, SAM 1455 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softballg Air Force, ROBERT N. MCCOY Metuchen, New jersey Geography Commuters Club 11, 25, Ceography Club 13, 453 Navy. RICHARD C. MCCREA Seaside Heights, New jersey Geology Freshman Swimming, Varsity Swimming 11, 253 Commuters Club 13, 45: Booster Club 1l, 253 Chemistry Club 1253 Deutscher Verein 1253 Flying Club 1355 Geology Club 13, 453 Newman Club 12, 35: Intramural Football, Basketball, Wrestling: Navy. PAUL J. MCCURRIE Kearny, New jersey Political Science General Scholarship HOMER A. MCDANIELS, JR. Oradell, New jersey Electrical Engineering WRSIT 13, 455 Freshman Soccer, Quad Club 13, 453 AIEE-IRE 145. V FRED MCDOYVELL Belnzar, New jersey Civil Engineering Chi Phi, Vice President, l'l1'CSl1llllIII Laerossseg Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. KENDRICK H. MCFARLANE Trenton, New jersey Economics Navy. ROBERT S. MCINTYRE Eliznlielll, New jersey Plly.SiI,'Hl Education COIHIIIIIICVS Club liljg lutrauuual llaskelball, Sollballg Transfer Student, Roanoke: .Xir lforce. eH,xR1.ns Ay. mriuiam' Belleville, New jersey Business rldministration .IOSEPH V. MCKENNA jersey City, New jersey Eleftrieal Engineering State Scbolarsllipg Allil-I-IRPI lil: llIll'2llI1lll'11l Soflballg .Xir lforce. FRANK A. MCKINNEY Roselle l'url:, Xen' jesrey Clzemistry Kappa Sigma, Vice-Prewidem: Slate Scholzuship: Queens Players fl, 2, ill: Varsity Xvflffilllllg Manager ll, 2lg CllCll1l9ll'y Club l2, -lj. I.OlVEI.I, G. MCLELLAN llfoofllurirlge, New jersey Biologiml Sciences Phi Bela Kappa Q3. -ij: Della Phi Alpha ffl. ll: Stale Scholarshipg Deans List ll, 2. 3. -lj: Parker Prize in Psycbologyg Columutcrs Club 4f2, ill: Sc-arlel Barbs fell: Booster Club l-lp. THOMAS K. RICNALLY New York. Nea' York Political Srienee International Club fell: Pbolograpic: Society fly: 'l'1'Zll1SfCl' Student, Columbia: .'xl'lIlX. ALLISON B. NIEARNS Cnrneyfs Point, New jersey Elezxtriral Engineering Phi Ganuua Della: lila Kappa Nu lil, -lj, 'lll'CZlSlll'Cl'Q XVRSI' ll, 2, 3, Ill Gold R: Clee Club ll. 2, 3, -lj Gold R3 Chapel Choir ll. 2. 3, 4jg Allilielkli 13. llCllil'nl1ll1: Navy. ,rXR'l'H UR F. BIEDAUGH Colesville, New jersey General Agriculture Delta Sigma Pllig ASAE ll, 2, 3,53 TI'ZlllSl'Cl' Student, Kenyong Navy. DON.'Xl,D P. MEISS Westfielzl, New jersey Geology Chi Psig Boosler Club 12, 3, ll: Geology Club 42, 3,4151 Alklli C2. 3, 4jg lnlranlural lfoolball, Shllllllllllg, Bowling, liaseballg vlll'1lllSlLCf SllIllClll, Sampson: Nlariue Corps. RICHARD C. METZGER Neptune City, New jersey Business Administration Pi Kappa Alphag General Scholarship: Quad Club Q25: Booster Club Ql, 3, 453 Intramural Cross Country. XVALTER MEYER Hillsdale, New jersey Chemistry Quad Club Q3, 455 Chemistry Club Q3, 453 Riile 8: Pistol Club Transfer Student, Paterson State Teachers College. STANLEY MICHAELSON Highland Park, New jersey Education Phi Epsilon Pig Freshman Football, Varsity Football Q3, 453 Varsity Track Q3, 453 Booster Club Q45g Hillel Foundation Q3, 453 Varsity R Club Q3, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball. RUSSELL H. MICHEL Egg Harbor, New jersey Geology Ford Hall Club Q45g Quad Club Q35g Scarlet Barbs QS, 453 Deut- scher Verein Q35g Geology Club Q2, 3, 453 Photographic Society Q45g AIME Q2, 353 Intramural Football, Cross Country, Wlrestling, 145- lb Champion, Navy. JOHN J. Mirsowrrz Somerville, New jersey Business Administration Navy. I GASTONE A. MILANO Atlantic City, New jersey Biology Deans List Ql, 255 Booster Club Q45g Italian Club Q45g Transfer Student, Temple. CLAUDE R. MILLER Rahway, New jersey Education Deans List Q353 Connnuters Club Q45g Newman Club Q45g Photo- graphic Society Q45: Future Teachers of America Q45g Intramural Basketball: Transfer Student, Purdue, XVayne, NYU, Army. .IOHN s. MILLER South Belnzar, New jersey Psychology RAYMOND L. MILLER Cliljsicle Park, New jersey Business Adniinistmtion Tan Kappa Epsilon, Treasurerg Queens Players Q35g Rutgers Outing Committeeg Freshman Swimming, Quad Club Q25g Intramural Football, Basketball, Swimming, Softball. RICHARD IV. IVIILLER Trenton, New jersey Education State Scholarship: Freslnnan Baseball, Future Teachers of Ainericag Intramural Basketball. THOMAS R. MILLER, Nutley, New jersey Business Administration R. GERALD MILLS Highland Park, New jersey Ceramics Theta Chi, Vice-Presidentg Keranios 1433 Scabbard Sc Blade 1433 State Scholarship3 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43 Cold R3 Chapel Choir 11, 2, 3, 433 Deans List 1333 Booster Club 13, 1133 Ceramic Club 12, 3, 43. GEORGE F. MILNE Wood-Ridge, Aew jersey Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha3 Varsity Swimming 12, 3, 433 Varsity R Club: Booster Club 13, 433 Intramural Football, Basketball, Slblillilllll Transfer Student, NYU, Ifairleigh Dickenson, NCR. T GEORGE YV. MINGIN Medford, New jersey General Agriculture Alpha Zeta 13, 433 Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Deans List 12, 333 Ag Field Day Conlmittee 1333 Freshman Baseballg Ag Economics Club 1l, 2. 3, 133 Ag Club 12, 3, 133 Air Force. PEMBERTON F. MINSTER, -IR. New Brunswick, New jersey Education Transfer Student, U. S. Naval Ac:aden1y3 Army JAMES H. MITCHELL Hallway, New jersey Business Administration Counnuters Club 13, 433 Booster Club 1433 SAM 1433 Presbyterian Young People 143. PHILIP C. MITCHELL Nutley, New jersey Business Administration WRSU 1-133 Quad Club 13, 433 Booster Club 1433 SAM 1433 Spanish Club 13, 433 Young Progressives 113. FREDERICK MOELLER, JR. Brooklyn, New York Animal Husbandry Block Sa Bridle 1433 Dairy Science Club 12. 333 Hertzog Hill- toppers 1233 Marine Corps. RUSSELL R. MOFFETT Roselle Park, New jersey Business Administration Navy. DONALD M. MOHR Higlitstown, New jersey Plant Science Sigma Phi Epsilon: Freshman Footballg .IV Football 1233 Varsity Soccer 1333 Freshman Basketballg Intramural Basketball3 Navy. SALVATORE A. MOLLICA North Bergen, New jersey Chemistry Cliemistry Club Q3, 45, Italian Club 13, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. BENJAMIN M. MOLLOY W hi le Plains, New York Business A dministratiori sAxL ZAREH MOMJIAN Margate, New jersey Business Administration Conuuulers Club 135: Ford Hall Club 4451 Quad Club f353 Booster Club Q35: SAM C-155 Spanish Club H5. MORRIS M ONESSON Lakewood, New jersey Plant Science Sears Roebuck Seholarshipg Ag Club QQ, 455 Hortus Club M51 Armv. HERBERT S. MONHEIT .lIdrgate, New jersey English DAVID KI. MONYFK Newark, New jersey Business Administration State Scholarship: Tnrguni CQ, 353 Deans Listg Booster Club QI, 2, 45g Bridge Club 13, 153 Chess Club Q35: Ifrencli Club il, 25: Hillel Foundation rl, 253 Rifle K Pistol Club fl5. THOMAS XV. MUORE Newark, New jersey llleehanieal Engineering 150-lb Football 1253 fiOllll!llllCl'S Club fl, 253 ASME Q453 Ping Pong Club i253 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softballg Arms. josu-H 11. MORAVEK Perth Amboy, New jersey Electreial Engineering lita Kappa Nu 13, 45 Sccrclaryg Kappa Kappa Psi f45Q Tau Beta Pi 53, 45g State Scholarship, Band fl, 2, 3, 45 Cold RL Deans l.islg ATEE-IRE Q3, 45. YVIl,LlAlNI R. MORGAN East Orange, New jersey Business Administration Soph Hop Committee, C0ll11'llUIC1'S Club i253 Ford Hall Club H52 Quad Club Q353 SAM QS, 45: Intramural Football. EDXVARD T. BIORIARTY rlletuchen, New jersey ' Political Sfience Booster Club U53 Transfer Student, john Marshall. MORRIS l. MORRIS New Brunswifrlf, New jersey Business Administration Sigma Alpha Mu: Booster Club tl, 2, Hillel Foundation tl, 2, 3, 4j3 Intramural Football, Baseball: Nas y. s'1'1av15N J. MOZOLAK Hillside, New jersey Psychology Psyctliological Society 12, 3, fly: Air Force. FRANK R. BIRAZ Flemington, New jersey Poultry Science Deans List tl. 2, 35: Ag Club ll. 21: Block K Bridle Qlj: Poultry Science Club f2, 3, flj: Afllly. EARLE H. MUGGLEXVORTH Gloucester, New jersey Business Administration Quad Club QQ, -ln: Scarlet Barbs Q2, fljg SAM Qflj: Arun. 'rnoiwlas 11. MULLEN, JR. Perth Amboy, New jersey Education Army. PHILIP MUSSO Linden, New jersey Engineering Adrninistration Deans List tfijg Commuters Club fly: ASME 423: SAM CS, 4j: Navy. -lOl-IN MUTCI-l Montclair, New jersey Business Administration Chi Phi, President: II1lCI'lnl'2llCl'Illlf Council: Scarlet Key: WRSU Varsity Lacrosse tlj: Bridge Club K3, lj: Intramural Football, Slkllllllllllg. Softball: Transfer Student, Stevens: Navy. XVOODROYV l,. M YE R5 Milford, Pennsylvania Education Rifle lk Pistol Club BJ: Air Force. STEYVART NAXZZARO Millhurn, New jersey Business Administration Alpha Chi Rho, President: Interfraternity Council: Scarlet Key: Seabbard Blade til, ly: junior Prom Committee: Newman Club QS, 45: Intramural Football. Basketball, Baseball. P REYNOLD NEBEL Metuchen, New jersey Mathematics Trustee Scholarship: JY lfoorball KQQ: Varsity Crew Army. JOHN M. NEIDHART Caldwell, New jersey Education Theta Chi, Booster Club Q2, 3, 45, Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball, Swimming, Softball, Army. SIDNEY H. NELSON Arlington, New jersey Business Administration Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer, Intramural Football, Softball, Army. 4 JOSEPH A. NEMESI Ventnor, New jersey Business Administration Kappa Sigma, President, Intcrfraternity Council, Greek YVeek Committee, Bowling Club til, 45, Italian Club Q45, Newman Club tl5, Rifle tk Pistol Club tl, 25, Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Bowling, Baseball. LOUIS C. NENNINGER, JR. Toms River, New jersey Business Administration Phi Gamma Delta, General Scholarship, Intramural Football, Basketball, YVrestling, Swimming, Track, Transfer Student, Southwestern. THEODORE P. NENNINGER East Brunswick, New jersey Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship, Conunuters Club tl, 2, 35, Intramural Football, Merchant Marine. ALLEN S. NESTLE Bayonne, New jersey Animal Science Sigma Alpha Mu, Booster Club t2, 35, Hillel Foundation tl, 25, Rifle Sc Pistol Club 115, Intramural Football, Bowling, Softball. THOMAS E. NEUVILLER Ridgewood, New jersey Business Administration Beta Theta Pi, SAM Q3, 45, Intramural Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, Track, Transfer Student, Maryland, Navy. EDXVARD H. NICOLIAN Kearny, New jersey journalism Sigma Phi Epsilon, Freshman Soccer, Varsity Soccer til, 45: Booster Club C45, journalism Society Q45, Varsity R Club QS, 45, Intraa mural Football, Basketball, Softball, Track. R. THONIAS NIEF Flemington, New jersey Business Administration Theta Chi, Treasurer, Booster Club Q2, 3, 45, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Track, Navy. ALAN H. NIELSEN Metuclien, New jersey Electrical Engineering WRSU QQ, 3, 45 Gold R, Freshman Track, Commuters Club tl, 35: Amateur Radio Club Q2, 3, 45, AIEE-IRE 45: Canterbury Club Q3, 45, Rifle 8: Pistol Club Q25. HARVEY NIELSEN Ridgefield Park, New jersey Economics Economics Honor Society H53 JV Football 1255 Hillside Social Club 435, Alpha Phi Omega 13, 453 SAM i453 Intramural Basketballg Transfer Student, Drew, Holy Crossg Marine Corps. EIVEN K. NILSEN R Griggstown, New jersey Mechanical Engineering Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew Q2, 453 ASME C452 Rotting Club 42, 3, 453 Intramural Basketballg Air Force. JOHN R. N1LsoN Lincroft, New jersey Business Administration State Seholarshipg Targum U53 Deans Listg Ford Hall Club fl, 3, 455 Scarlet Barbs fl, 3, 453 Booster Club 1153 SAM Q45: Intramural Football, Basketball, Softballg Army. BON BEHARI V. NIMBKAR Bombay, India Plant Science Commuters Club i451 Hortus Club fl, 2, 3, 453 International Club fl, 2, 3, 45 President. GEORGE H. NISHIMURA Bridgeton, New jersey Electrical Engineering Ford Hall Club H53 Quad Club Q35g AIEE-IRE 1453 International Relations Club 4251 Intramural Wrestlingg Army. ALLAN T. NORRIS Baltimore, ilfaryland lllalhematics Delta Phi, Presidentg Interfraternity Councilg WRSU Q3, 45g Transfer Student, johns Hopkins, Navy. ALAN E. NOURSE Brainerd, Minnesolta Biological Sciences Phi Gamma Deltag Delta Phi Alpha 145g General Seliolarshipg Anllzo 12, 3, 415 Gold R3 YVRSU U55 Coinmuters Club U53 Ford Hall ROBERT R. NUNN Maplewood, New jersey French General Scholarshipg Commuters Club fl, 3, -153 Amateur Radio Club tl, 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer, French Club QS, L15 Treasurer. HARRY F. OAKES Burlington, New jersey Floriculture Deans List 1355 Transfer Student, College of South jerseyg Navy. DONALD E. OAKLEY Bogota, New jersey Business Administration Lambda Chi Alphag General Seholarshipg Queens Players Q353 Deans List 435: Freshman Footballg JV Football 42, 353 Booster Club 453 SAM C153 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. JOSEPH s. OBECNEY, JR. Midland Park, New jersey Education YVILLIANI R. OBERHOLTZER Norristown, Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticiilture Herbert Memorial Scholarshipg Burpee Horticultural Award Hillside Social Club 13, 455 Hortus Club 1455 Transfer Student, Drexel: Coast Guard. JAMES R. O'CONNOR Westheld, New jersey Mechanical Engineering Chi Psig Glee Club 11, 2, 455 Chapel Choir 125: Varsity Soccer 125 Manager: Varsity Cross Country 1155 Varsity Track 1155 ASME 1l, 2, 3, 455 Photographic Society 1255 Army. JOHN J. o'DoNNEL1, Hillside, New jersey Psychology Psi Chig Fresnian FootlJall5 Freshman Trackg Varsity Track 125: Booster Club 1455 Psychological Society 13, 455 Marine Corp. YVILLIAM O'HAGAN Long Branch, New jersey Political Science GEORGE E. OLIVER .Yew liriinswiclc, New jersey Biological Sciences STANTON OLIVER Atlantic City, New jersey Psychology Phi Epsilon Pi5 Anlho 1l, 2, 3, 415 Gold R5 Scarlet Rifles: Booster Club 1l, 2, 3, 455 Bowling Club 13, 455 French Club 1155 Hillel Foundation 11, 2, 3, 45: Psychological Society 13, 455 Rifle K Pistol Club 1l. 2, 3, 455 Intramural Football, Basketball, Swiinmiug, Baseball. DONALD E. OLSON Rutherford, New jersey Mechanical Engiizeering Theta Chig State Scholarshipg Freshman Fencingg Intraniural lfoot- ball, Basketball, Xkrestling, Softball. JoHN A. oNAoK1 Elizabeth, New jersey Education .lniho 1l55 Targznn 115: Coinmuters Club 12, 355 Rille Club 1l, 25. NORMAN OPPENHEIMER Vineland, New jersey Animal Science State Scholarship5 Ag Club 145: Hillel lfoundation 11, 2, 3, 45 President: Poultry Science Club 13, 455 Intramural Basketball. ARTHUR R. ORGEL Elizallefill, New jersey Psyglzglggy Psi Chi 13, -155 Deans List 135: Connnuters Club 1153 Psycliologittal Society 12, 3, 45. YVILBUR D. ORTEGA North Bergen, New jersey Plzysifal Eduration ROBERT A. OSBAHR Roselle Park, New jersey Business Azlniinislration SAM 115: Air Force. NICHOLAS OSIFCHIN Passaic, New jersey llI61.'lIll71l.I'lll Engineering Deans List 12, 353 Lincoln Foundation Award: Rutgers Engineer 13, 453 ASME 11, 2, 3. 45: Sketch Club 1255 Engineering Society 13, 115, Intramural Basketball, Baseballg 'Fransfer Student, Iowa: Arniv. YVALTER E. OUSTERIVIAN, JR. Cranford, New jersey Business Administration Phi Beta Kappa 13, 45, Deans List 12, 35: Hockey Club: 'l'ransl'er Student, Hlisconsin, Union junior College. ALFRED R. PAGAN Little Ferry, New jersey Civil Engineering Boys In Ivyg Commuters Club 1453 Alpha Phi Omega 12, 3, 453 ASCE 13, 15g Boosters Club 115, Newman Club 13, 45, Rilie tk Pistol Club 1353 Engineering Society 135: Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball: YI-lillllSl'Cl' Student, Bergen junior College. JOSEPH PALESTINO Linden, New jersey Engineering Administration Connnuters Club 1453 ASME 125, SAM 145. MICHAEL A. PANNUCCI Orange, New jersey Ceraznirs Sttabbarcl be Blade 13, 45: 5Var Memorial Scholarship: Deans list 135, Military Ball Committee, Freshman Football: Varsity Football 12, 3, -153 Ceratnic Club 12, 3, 45: Italian Club 11, 253 Intramural Basketball, Softball. PAUL T. PARASKEVAS Roselle, New jersey Meclmniral Engineering Pi Tau Sigma: Deans List 135, Commuters Club 1-15: ASME 12, 3, 455 Booster Club 145g Navy. STEPHEN M. PARELLO Plainfield, New jersey English ' BRUCE R. PARKER Gj1,b515m-0, Ngw jersey journalism Theta Clll,P1'6SltlCIllQ WVho's M'ho C353 Student Council Q35: lnterlraternity Council, General Scholarshipg WVRSU Ql, 2, 3, 45, Gold R3 Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew Q2, 3, 453 Booster Club fl, 2, 3, l5' journalism Society 173.452 NSA QS, 45 Vice- President: Rifle Pistol Club Ql, 2, 3, 15 Vice-President3 Rowing Club Ql, 2, 3, l53 Varsity R Club Qfl, 453 Intramural Football, Strintming. ALBERT S. PARSONNET Newark, New jersey Political Science little 'l heater Ql, 2, 3, 453 lfreslnnan Switntningg Quad Club Q453 Booster Club Q3, 453 Sailing Club Intramural Bowling, Softball. STAVRON lNI. PASCAL Neptune, New jersey Engineering Aclrninistration Ford Hall Club Qdl5j Quad Club Q2, 353 Scarlet Barbs Q2, 3, 453 Allili-IRE Q35: Bowling Club Ql53 SAM 13, 453 'l'ransl'er Student. Bradleyg Navy. ROBERT A. PATRICELLI Trenton, New jersey Civil Engineering Tau Beta Pig Commuters Club Q3, -15: ASCE Q2, 3, 453 jazz Club Q353 Sailing Club QE, 453 Ski Club Q3, ,153 Ariny. HOXVARD L. PAUL Lakewood, New jersey Education Hillside Social Club Q2, 35g Future 'l'eachers of America Q3, 453 Intramural Softball3 'l'ransl'cr Student, Penn State: Air Force. YVARREN I. PAUL Asbury Park, New jersey journalism Kappa kappa Psi -l5 Eastern District, Secretary-Treasurerg Targum Ql, 25g Queens Players Ql, 253 Band Ql, 2, 3, 453 Quad Club Ql, 2, 3, lt Secretaryg lntraniural Basketball, Softball: Transfer Student, Monmouth junior College. -IOSEPPI PAlVl.OSlil, Lyndhurst, New jersey Engineering ACl7l7,l7llSl'l'LIlI'0?'I Scarlet Barbs Council QS, -l5: Connnuters Club Q253 Ford Hall Club QS, 45: Rutgers Engineer Q3, 153 Engineering Society QS, -'l5: Nayy. YVILBUR A. PAYVSON Fairview, New jersey Education State Scholarship: XVRSU Q3, fl, 55 Prograni Director, Cold R3 Band Ql, 2, 353 Barbs Night Club Q2, 453 ROTC Medal Q25g Ford Hall Club Q25g Quad Club Ql, 35: Chemistry Club Ql, 253 Rifle K Pistol Club Ql, 25: lntratnural Football. LARRY A. PAXSON Yardville, New jersey ,Chemistry State Scholarship, Freslnnan Cretr3 Quad Club Ql, 2, 3, 453 Booster Club Ql53 Chemistry Club Ql, 2, 3, 45: Psychological Society Qf153 Rifle K Pistol Club Q25. LOUIS H. PEARLMAN Cranbury, New jersey Engineering Admirlistraiion LEONARD IS. PEARSON Arlington, New jersey English Philosophean Society ffl, -15: Henry Rutgers Scholar: Afllly. IVA-XI.TER H. PERRY, -IR. Irvington, New jersey Florieulture 150-Ib Football 12. 3, lt: Ag Club ll, 2, l5: Hortus Club CS, 45: Varsity R Club 13, 45. LOUIS H. PETERSON, -IR. Hawthorne, New jersey Chemistry Henry Rutgers Scholar: Deans list rl, 2, 35' lfresluuau Football: Intramural Soltball: Nan. RICHARD C. PHOENIX Yonkers, New York Cerrlmir Engineering Zeta Psi, Presitlent: Crown X Scroll: Student Connril Inter- Blade K3, -I5: Vpson Nleinorial Scholarship: Deans list IS5: IFC Dance Chairman: lfreslunan Swimming: Hillside Social Club 4453 Ceramic Club l2, 3, I5 President: Intramural Football. Swimming. RICHARD A. PIACET Hillside, New jersey Iloiry Science Theta Chi, Secretary: Herbert Memorial Scholarship: Chapel Usher QI, 2, 3, 45, Gold R: Ag Club C-15: Diary Science Club Q3, 45: Arms. FREDERICK J. PICTON Rochelle Park, New jersey Geology Delta Upsilong Soph Hop Committee: Varsity Crew tl, 2, 3, 45: Intramural Swimming: Transfer SIIIIICIH, Colorado School ol' Mines, MIT: JXIDII, CLARENCE V. PIERCE Bound Brook, New jersey Geology JOHN F. PIERCE Westmont, New jersey Bztsiness ,I-Irlmtzzislrntion State Scholarship: IVRSU f3, 45: Clee Club fl. 25: Chapel Choir fl5: Commuters Club U55 Intramural Basketball. CLIFFORD A. PISTOLESE Newark, New jersey Psyeltology Sigma Phi Epsilon: Psi Chi 13, 45: Stale Scholarship: Debating QI, 25: Deans List f15g 150-lb Football 1351 Freslnnan Stritutuing: Freshtuan Tennis: Varsity Tennis Q2, 3, 453 Conuuuters Club fl, 253 Bible Fellowship QI, 2, 35: Booster Club 13, 45g Chess Club QI, 2, -15: Italian Club 12, 353 Psytzhologieal Soviets ll. 2. fl. -I5: Spanish Club K2, 35: Intramural Football, Basketball, Swinuning. RICHARD F. PITE New Haven, C07'l77f?I'lI'l'Zll Poliliml Seienre Freshman Swimming: Varsity Swimming Q2, 3, A153 Ford Hall Club Q-15: Italian Club f25: Army. :TW , Yerein Q1 'G' 5' 'Ke f i 4 t XYILLIAM POLL Carteret, Xen' ',f'l'.S'lfYY Bzzsirzms Ji!l7IIfII1i.YH'llfiUlL linrrrrrrlltt-rx Club mln: SAM tlr: Navy, MIIIIUN H. POPONAIK I!'TfI'lIgl0II, Xwzu ,Ierxey .flniniul Sfrieme Block Y llritllc- 12, Ib: Nlarine Corps. Ci.XRROl,l, A. PORTER Iiidgefieltl 1'rn'l:, New jersey Business Al17IIil1i.S'fl'IIll.U7I 'llieta Chi: l'il'L'5llIIl2lll Basketball: Rifle K Pistol Club flu: Intra- rnural Football. llasketball. irafk. Softball. JOHN POST Sllswx. Xen' ,lr'r.x'ey Dairy Sfirfilve Alpha Zeta ffl, lr 'I rcasurer: State Scholarship: Ifrcslnnan l.atrtme: Ag Club tl, 2. 3, 41 President: Bible lfelloyrslrip fl, 2. fl, lyg Dairy bcienre Club rl. 2. il, lr: intramural Basketball. XVILMER S. PONVILLIA North Plainfield, New jersey Alpha Chi Rho: l'sym'lrolngic'al Society rfllg 'liransl'er Stutleul, Purtlue. PSyI'l11llIIgy IQDXYARD POYNTUN jersey City, New jersey Pi Kappa Alpha. Presidentg Interfrate1'11ity Countiilg 1861 Scholar- ship: 'lhrgruzr ill: Queen Players Q2, fly: Booster Club QI. 2p: Xewrnan Club rl, 2, 3, lyg Intramural Basketball, Swinrnring, liflucutiorz Cross Country. GIQORG E S. PLAGANES New B1'unszvic'l:, New jersey History 'l'11rgum QS, 45: COillllllllCl'S Club ffl, -ly: Booster Club Hr: Deutxc ru Elly: Rifle X Pistol Club ill. ROBERT .X. PIAU HBO Vrnlnor City, New ,lerxey Cernmir Engineemzff Scarlet Barbs 531: Ceramic Club 42. 3. ll: Iflring Club mural Softballg Navy. GUY IJ. Pl.UNliE'1 1' tflr. lntri liouml Brook, New jersey Biological Sciemes Chi Psi: Biology Club Q3, fljg Rooster Club 13. -ll: Deutsc Yerein tl, 37: lutratuural Football. Baie-ball. DONALIJ POLIN Llillfllfll, New jersey Poultry Srienre Scarlet Kev: Alpha Zeta ffl. ly: Herbert Bit-rnorial Sclrolarx I .. .. ,,., .. t 4 Deans List Q3, 45g Freshrnan Baseball Manager: Conunuters I 1 tl, 1, 45. lb Seuetary, Starltl llarbs fl. 2, 5. lt: Bowler Club H ly Pol b fl li llllllq Stll utry Science Clu T, ii M1 ser f uen. Nlerrhant Marine Aczulm-rrry: Nlerfhant Marine. tl'.S 'QU 'E CKORGIC bl. PRALI. Hflf'lfl?ffSlll7l'lI,, Xrzt' .lr'r.s'rfy l,UIll01Ugy Sears Roebuck Srholarsltip: Deans list 12,11 Quad Club 1453 Ping Pong Clttb 1kll1 .'Xrnn. QIOHN li. llRlCKl'lvl', -IR. fjlllflyll, New xll'l'.Yl?j' lingineering Admi11i.vtrz1t1'0n Alpha Chi Rho: lfrcslnnan l-'ootballg 150-lb l-'ootball 121: ASME 123: Newman Club 1l1: SUI lllll lntranntral lfootball. Basketball, Sottballg Air Force. A DONIINICK PROCOPIO Hillside, Xru' kll?I'.Yl'l' Biological Sciences Bois In Iii: lfreslnnan Wrestling: Varsity Wrestling 12.55.162 Nist- Satchel Wrestling Tropln, State AAI' Chznnpion: Italian Club 11, 2. 3, -lit: Intramural lfoolball. Bztsltctlmztll, Softball. l'pXUl. C. PRUESSEI. Plzzinfielzl, .Yrzu .ll'!'.Ylf3' Bll.YI'I16.SX Azluiizzistrrltion Targum 1ljg Cointnutcrs Club 11, 3, lj: Starlet Barbs fl, 3, flj: Deutscher Vcrein 13, -lt: Rille K Pistol Club 11, 2, fl, lj: .Xstrononn Club 1lp: 'I'ranst'er Stutlcnt, Arizona. LOUIS 15. PUI.D.-X Roselle Park, New jersey Iittsizzrfss Arlminislration Transfer Student, Moliznrkg Marine Corps, FRED R. QUACKENBUSH lVyck0ff, New jersey Soil Science Air lforce. FRED H. QUANTMEYER, Harrington Park, .Ywzv jersey Business A cl11'1z'1'1i.vtrr1ti0n Tau Kappa Epsilon: Scarlet key: Deutscher Ycrcin 13. ell: Intra- mural Ifootball. Basketball. Softball: Transfer Stntlcnl, Syrarttse: Artny. AUGUST C. RA.-XB Kezlilzuortlz, Xen' Alersey lingineering A1ln1i111'str11tim1 ASCE 121: 'I'ransl'er Student, Union junior College: Nair. SQXMUICI. R. R.XCIi Helrfiflerff, .xvflll hleizvey Dairy Science Alpha Sigtna Phi. Sect't'tat'y: Scarlet key: Alpha Zeta 13, 45: ltltil Scholarship: lfrcslnnan I.a4trosst': Ag Club 12, fl, fly: Booster Club 13, -ll: Dairy Science Club 12, fl, lljz Rifle K Pistol Club fljg Intrainnral Football. Soltball. lVAIf1'ER S. R.-XMSDEN Elizabetlz, New jersey lilzfrhiful 1fIIg'I.71E6l'I'lIg Eta Kappa Nu 13. lit, Sc-c1t'ctary: Deans list 121: .tllili 13, lp: Bottling Club 111: Arun. EARL L. READ Phillipsburg, New jersey Physical Education War Memorial Scholarshipg Varsity Football QQ, 3, lj: 1949 North- South Football Canieg Merchant Marine. LOUIS RECCHIA Bound Brook, New jersey Education Queens Players tl, 3, 'ljg Future Teachers of Americag Intramural Softballg Air Force. JOSEPH RI-QCOUSO New York, New York Business .flclnzinislmtion Delta Kappa lipsilong Anlho fl, 2, 3, lj Gold R5 Targunz Q3jg Boys in Ivy: Sketch Club tljg SAM tlljg Spanish Club Qlj: Intramural Football, Swimming, Softballg Navy. MARTIN REISMAN Kearny, New jersey Biological Sciences Beta Iota Lambda 13, lj: Deans List ll, 2, Sjg Connnuters Club tljg Ford Hall Club til: Booster Club C-lj: Ping Pong Club 12, 3, 4j3 Rifle lk Pistol Club fl, Qjg Intramural Football, Tennis. SEYINIOUR REITIVIAN Perth Amboy, New jersey journalism Scarlet Barbs Council Qaljg YVRSU tl, 3, 4j3 Freshman Footballg Freshman XVrestling tlj: Connnuters Club Cl, lj: journalism So- ciety QS, ffjg NSA Q3, 4j, Regional Vice-Chairnrang Rifle K Pistol Club fl, -lj. LAYVRENCE K. REYNEN Ridgewood, New jersey Business Administration Connnnters Club tl, 2, 353 Ford Hall Club HJ: Booster Club fljg Rifle K Pistol Club flj: Sailing Club Qty: Illll'lillllll'2ll Football, Basketball, Softball. CHARLES S. REYNOLDS, Plainhelcl, New jersey Business Adrninistrntion Transfer Student, Union junior Collegeg Afllly. GEORGE RIABOV lllestwoocl, New j ersey German Delta Phi Alpha QS, ljg Displaced Person Scholarshipg Deutscher Verein 125, 45: Hillel Foundation ffljg International Club ill: Transfer Student, Munich. JAMES D. D. RICHARDSON Brooklyn, New York Polilical Science Delta Upsilong French Club tl, 2, 3, -ljg International Club QQ, 3, ffl: ARTHUR E. RICHMOND South Amboy, New jersey Psychology Alpha Phi Omega t2, 3, -ljg Psychological Society 13, -ljg Intramural Basketballg Navy. GEORGE RINK New Brunswick, New jersey Meclmnical Engineering Deans List fl, Qjg ASME tl, 2, lib: Transler Student. Talnpa: Air Force. YVERNER H. RITZAU Clifton, New jersey' Dairy Science Sigma Phi Epsilon: Alpha Zeta t3, 49: Scarlet Letter 13, 45: Debating tll: Freshman XVrestling tlj: Ag Club KS, -lb: Booster Club til, -lj: Dairy Science Cltlb 12, 3, fly: Four H Club Alj: Rifle K Pistol Club tl, 2. 3. lj: Rutgers Rural Reztirw fly: Intra- mural Swimming, Bowling, Softball. XVILLIABI ROACH, AIR. Dover, New jersey' City' Planning Transfer Student, Newark State '1'eat'hers College: .Xir lforce. GEORGE H. ROBERTS Brooklyn, New York Busiriess Adnzinistrrition Beta Theta Pi: Varsity' Lacrosse tl, 35: Yzusity' Coll' llj: Sailing Club fly: Intramural Football, Track, Wrestling Intramural Heavyweiglit Champion. DONALD R. ROBINSON Staten Island, New York Ceramic Engineering KENNETH H. ROBINSON, Clifton, New jersey Business Aflministration Lambda Chi Alpha: Creek Week Committee: Booster Club 631: Intramural Football, Basketball. Softball: 'transfer Student. Champlain. OSCAR R. RODIG Rr1l1w11y', New jersey' Clzenzistry State Scholarship: Deans I.ist: Henry' Rutgers Scholar: American Chemical Society: Ifreslnnan 'lt-nnisg Varsity 'tennis t2, elj: COIN' muters Club tlj: Chemistry' Club tl. lj: Deutscher Yerein t2, 3, ill. President: Rifle Pistol Club tlj: Intratnural Baseball. BERNARD D. ROESCH Orange, New jersey Ceranzics Sigma Alpha Mug Keramos til. lp: Freshman Basketball: Varsity Basketball 42, -ll: Booster Club 13. lj: Ceramic Club t3, 45: Intramural Football. Basketball. Bowling. Softball. JOHN R. RoGERs New Brunswick, New jersey' Biological Sciences Phi Beta Kappa fly: State Scholarship: Deans l.ist tl, 2, 3, 4j: Freshman Dance Committee t-lj: Ping Pong Club tl, 2, SQ: Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Softball. RONALD R. ROGERS Frenclztown, New jersey' History Pi Kappa Alpha: Phi Alpha Theta QS, -lj: State Scholarship: Freshman Fencing: Varsity' Fencing t2. 3, -lj: Deans liist tl, 2, 35: Freshman Soccer: Varsity' Soccer ll, 25. STANLEY P. ROGERS Atlantic City, New jersey Biological Science Band Q3, 455 JV Crew Q2, 3, 453 Quatl Club Q3, 45, Vice-Presiclentg Alpha Phi Omega Q3, 1153 Booster Club Q45: Bowling Club Q35: Deutscher Verein Q2, 3, 45, Psychological Society Q25g Rowing Club Q2, 3, 45: Intramural Softball, Swimmingg Transfer Student, Miami: Army. FRED R. ROLFE 1lf6iLll'lI6II, New jersey Eleclrical Engineering EUGENE ROLLERI Bound Brook, New jersey Engineering Adininislrfilion SAM Hi: 'Iiransfer Stutlent, Mohawkg Navy. GEORGE ROMOSER Union City, New jersey Political Science Trustee Scholarshipg Targznn Ql5g Queens Players Ql5g Deans List Q35g Connnuters Club Ql, 2, 3. 45: Scarlet Barbs Q3, 45: Block K Bridle Ql, 25: Booster Club Ql, 35: Outing Club QS, 45: Intramural Football, Softball. LEON ROOT East Orange, New jersey Biological Sciences Caninia Sigma: Cap K Skullg XVho's YVho Q45: Crown tk Scroll. Vice-President, Student Council Q45g Class President Q45g YVar Memorial Scholarshipg Junior Prom Chairman: YVRSU Council Q353 Targum. Council Q45g Freshman Footballg Varsity Football Q2, 3,45g Freshman Wrestlingg Varsity Track Q2, 3, 453 Best Lineman of Year Q35. JOHN YV. ROPER lllest Haven, Connecticut Business Administration Phi Gamma Delta: Freslunan Baseballg Intramural Football, Soft! ball, Basketballg Navy. ARTHUR ROSE Leonia, New jersey Political Science Zeta Beta Tau, Sccretaryg Soph Hop Comniitteeg Freshman Fencing: Varsity Fencing Q2, 3, 455 Deutscher Verein Ql, 253 Hillel Foundation Ql, 253 Intramural Football, Basketball, Bowling, Softball. ELYVOOD C. ROSENBLATT Canzrlen, New jersey Biological Sciences Phi Epsilon Pig Beta Iota Lambda Q3, 15g ylnflzo Ql, 2, 3, 455 XVRSI' Q25g Band Ql, 353 Deans I.ist Q2, 355 Booster Club Ql, 2, Hillel lfountlation QI, 253 Intramural Football, Baseball. Track, Basketball. JOHN A. ROSENMEIER Avenel, New jersey Physical Education JV Football Q35: Commuters Club Ql, 2, 455 Booster Club Hy: Intramural Basketball, Softball Ofhcialg Nayy. JOHN H. ROYVLAND, JR. New Brunswick, New jersey Biological Sciences Zeta Psig Queens Players QS, 153 Biology Club Q35: Booster Club Q45g Newman Club Ql. 2, 35. lah, 'Furl' ,v-Q.. 5am-.qt 'ISP' MORDECAI RUBIN Liberty, New York Rmmznfe Ifzrigilfiges RONALD YV. RUBINOXV Newark, New jersey Economies Scarlet Barbs Council iS, ll, Secretary: Queens Players ll, 21, Deans List lvl, 39, WSSF Cbairtnan: DP Connnittee Chairman lily: Quad Club 135: Scarlet Barbs 43. All: International Club ilfljg Sketch Club CZ, 3, -ll, President: SAM lflll. MORRIS RUDNER Newark, New jersey English Tau Delta Phi, Presidentg Interfraternity Council ffl, ll: Booster Club il, 2, 3, 45: Hillel Ifountlation fl, 253 Literay Club 139: RCA ill: Intramural lfootball. Softball, Swinnning. HERBERT A. RUEM MLER Irvington, New jersey Business flIlllIlIllSlI'Ilii0'I'l Queens Players C355 Booster Club Q3, lljg Quad Club ffl, lj: SAM KS. lj: Intramural Football, Basketball, Soltball. JOHN H. RUFE Atlantic City, New jersey Business Arlnziiiislrrilion Delta Upsilon, Presidentg Interfraterity Council MQ, Booster Club Q2, 3, ell: Bowling Club lljg SAN! l-lp: lnlratnurai Football, Softball, Army. LEONARD H. RUPPERT East illillsloize, New jersey journalism YVRSL' l2lg Connnuters Club tell: Booster Club QQ, fly, Journalism Society K3. Jill. ALFONSE R. RUSSO jersey City, New jersey Education Scabbard K Blade Q3, -lj, State Scholarshipg Scarlet Rifles ll, Qgg Deans Lists ll, 2, 353 Conimuters Club QSQQ Intramural Softball. ROBERT RU'1 l'ER Atlantic City, New jersey Bzzsirzess flCl7lll.Ili.S'lI'Ilil0Tl Delta Upsilon: Scarlet Letter C351 Booster Club tl, 2, fl, ll: RC.-X Q-ljg SAM Htl: lntratnural Basketball, lfootballg Army. JACK SABATINO Passaic, New jersey Business Arlminislration Intramural Football, Softball: Air Force. PETER C. S.-XHARKO Duiiellen, New jersey Physical 1fflIlIYllI'07l 150-lb Football Q2. 3, ll: Arun. GORDON C. SANDS Union Beach, New jersey Business Administration Amateur Radio Club 13, -153 Booster Club 1453 French Club 13, 45: Air Force. JOHN B. SANGRIQE Glassboro, New jersey Geology RICHARD C. SARGENT Glen Rock, New jersey Business Aclrninistmtion Kappa Sigma3 .inllzo 12, 353 Queens Players 1353 Deans List: Quacl Club 135: Booster Club 13, 45: Rifle Xa Pistol Club 1153 SAM ,451 Intramural Swimming, Softball, Football. RAYMOND K. SARLES Roseland, New jersey Agricultural Education Herbert Memorial Scholarship: YVRSU 115, Agriculture Ficlcl Day Connnitee: Dairy Science Club 11, 2, 3, 45: FFA 13, 45. HARVEY NV. SATTER Pllll7ln6lfl, New jersey Electrical Engineering Allili-IRE 1153 Navy. LEIGHTON T. SAVILLE Rutherforcl, New jersey Political Science Zeta Psi: Alpha Psi Omega 13, 45, President: Queens Players 11. 2, 3, 45, Production Manager, Gold R3 IFC Ball Counnittee 1353 Senior Ball COHIIIIHIBCQ Greek Meek Committee 1-153 Boys ln Ivy: Booster Club 1l, 2, 3, 45. HOYVARD C. SAYRE, JR. Trenton, New jersey Poinology Alpha Sigma Phig Agriculture Club 12, 3, 453 Booster Club 1l. 2, 3, 45: Forestry Club 1153 Hortus Club 12, 3, 453 Rifle tk Pistol Club 11, 25: Intramural Swimming. EDIVARD SCAGLIOTTA Bound Brook, New jersey Biology Booster Club 145: Future Teachers of America 1453 International Club 125, Transfer Student, Union Junior College: Navy. DANTE R. SCALA tllaplewood, New jersey Business Arlniinistration Booster Club 145, Bowling Club 145, Ping Pong Club 1l53 SAM 145: Intramural Football, Basketball, Sol'tball3 Army. ALVIN SCHACHTER tllaplewood, New jersey . Business Adniinistration Phi Sigma Delta, Secretary: Economics Honor Society 13, -15, Treasurer: Deans I.ist 1l, 353 Commute-rs Club 1l. 253 Booster Club 13, 453 Bowling Club 1l, 25: Quad Club 13, 45: RiHe lk Pistol Club 11, 25: SAM 145: Spanish Club 1l, 25: Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Softball. JOHN A. SCHADE New Brmlswirfk, New jersey illezilzrmiml E7Zg'I.II6CTi71g DON,Xl.ll C. SCHEK Treizlon. New jersey liiologifal SFI-671C6 Beta Iota liainbtla 13. li: Deans l,isl fl. 2. flu: lllll'2lllIlll'2ll Softball, llasketball: Xriuy. JOSEPH ,X. SCHEl.lilf I'2ll,lZl'1l.Y, New jersey illerlirziiimf l'fIIg'f7I66Tl'7lg General Scliolarsbip: Conuuutcis Club 12. fl. ll: .XSNIIQ 12. fl. -ll: SEBI 53. li. -IOHN C. SCHENCK New BlillI1S'lL'l'L'k, New jersey Iiizsiness Adllll-lIl.S'fl'llflOl1 C0lHIlllll6l'S Club gl, 2, 3, flj: Hillside Social Club Ill: Rifle K Pistol Club CBJ. 2 X ADOLPH SCHLESINCER Perth Amboy, New jersey History Phi Epsilon Pi, Vice-President, Anhlm fl, 2, 3, sly: lfreslnnau Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball Q2, 3, 45g Booster Club fl, 2, 3. lj: Intra- mural Football, Swimming, Softball. YVERNER H. SCHMID Irvington, New jersey Political Science Tau Kappa Epsilon, SCCl'Cl2ll'N2 Phi Bela Kappa feljg Delta Phi Alpha Q3, 45, President, State Scholarshipg Deans list fl, 2, 3,-lj. HERBERT L. SCHMIDT Berlin, New jersey Poultry Seienfe Quad Club 145: Scarlet Barbs CU, Poutry Science Club ffl. Aly: Rifle K Pistol Club Qljg Army. YVIL1.l.'XM H. SCHNEIDEYYIND Vermm, New jersey Ezlzrmlion Zeta Psi, President: llllCl'l.l'2llCI'IlllN' Council: Scarlet Key: Clce Club l2. 3. 45, Gold R3 Chapel Choir Qflj: Head Cheerleader QS, -lj: Booster Club fl, 2, lj: Intramural lfootball. Soltballz Ninn. PAUL XV. SCHOEFFLER R11 lz way, Ne w jersey C em m i 1,-s llancl fl, 2jg Ceramic Club C2, 3, lj, Treasurer: RCA 5251 Navy. KENNETH SCHOENBERG jersey City, New jersey Bzisiness xlIlNIf71f.YfHllI-071 s1.u,v1N c. SCI-IXVAl.AlIi .lIetuc'ller1, New jersey tl'I6C'lIfUIliI'Ill lfllglllllfffllllg' Coniniuters Club tl. 2. 3. ell: ASME tl. Aljg Intramural Softball. CHARLES R. SCHXVARTX East Orange, New jersey liflzzmtfmz Commuters Club till: 'lll'ZlllSl'C1' Student, NYU: Ning. jurigs 1. SCHXVARTZ Collingswood, New jersey tllnllzffzzmlics Phi Beta Kappa 63. ll: General Scholarship: Deans List tl, 2, fljg Varsity Cross Country t2J: Varsity Track t2l: Quad Club tfl. -lj: Scarlet Barbs CS. -lj: Bowling Club t3jg lfrench Club tll: Nlatbe- matics Club fell: Intramural Cross Country: Army. LOUIS XV. SHAMAN Perth Anzlmy, Xen' jersey PIIIDIKISIJPIIA' CONRAD G. SEBOLT New lir11n.s'wi1:l:, New jersey Polilizvtl Sf'I.1fIll'I! International Club tll: 'l'ranSl'er Student, NVilliam Haus: Aram. RICHARD S. SECLOXV Bayonne, New jersey Po11'ti1'nl Sfrierln' Gamma Sigma: Cap K Skull: Crown X Scroll. SCl'l'Cllll'l-'l.l'CllSlll'Cl'I Crezuer State Vnixersity Committee, Publicity Chairman: junior I Targunz. Council President tlgl YVRSLT tl. 2. ll. Station Xlztuagerz DONALD SCHRODER liergenjielfl, New jersey Bll.SI'71tf'5.5' Administrzztion l,zunbda Chi Alpha: Booster Club tell: Hortus Club tflflg Spanish Club QS, 45: Air Force. XVILLIAM XV. SCHRODER 'I'lf!lIICCk, New jersey Physical Edzzmfion General Scholarsbipg Freslnnan Baseballg Commuters Club tll: Quad Club: Intramural Soltball, Basketlnall. HOYVARD LQ. SCHULTZ llunmrzt, New jersey Business Administratiorz lloostcr Club tlp: SAM tflj: Iutrzuuural Football: Navy. HELMUT SCHYVAB lV00clbine, New jersey Chemistry 1861 Scholarshipg Chemistry Club Qljg Intramural Baseball. Irom Committee: Outing Committee: Class Day Committee: lfresli- . ,. - , K X , V, man Iemus: Booster Club tl, 2. 3, 43g Quad Club til: lutrzmiural l Softball, Basketlmall. i n r MICHAEL SEDLAK jersey City, New jersey Cltenristry Chemistry Club Q45. RALPH G. SEEL Roselle Park, New jersey Mechanical Engineering HERMANN K. SEIPP Niitley, New jersey Meelmniml Engineering Hillside Social Club ll, 2, 3, 45: Air Force. YVALTER H. SEKELA Glen Gardner, New jersey History Ford Hall Club Q3, 45: Booster Club ll, 2, 3, 45: French Club ll, 25: International Club Q45: jazz Club QI5: Newman Club CS, 45: Psychological Club QQ, 35: YVorld Federalists l35: History Club ll, 2, 3, 45. JOHN F. SENGELAUB, JR. F lushing, New York Aninml Scienfe NVALTER S. SEYNIOUR Brooklyn, New York Biology Transfer Student, Sampson: Army. ALLAN G. SliYX'VER'l' West Caldwell, New jersey Business Aclrninistration Delta Kappa Epsilon: Scabbard K Blade QS, 45: Scarlet Leller H53 Creek YVeek Committee: l50-lb Football 1115: SANI I45: Intra- mural Softball, Swimming: 'l'ransl'er Student, Grove City: Air Force. YVILLIAM N. SHARP Long Branch, New jersey Business Administration Student Council C45 'l'reasurer: Scarlet Barbs Council 'l'reasut'er: Class Secretary-'Freasurer Q45: Boys in Ivy: Co-Chairman, Rutgers Outing: Commuters Club l2. 3, 15 President: Scarlet Barbs l2, 3, 45: Booster Club QQ, 3, 45: SAM Q45: Air Force. EDXVARD A. SHARPLESS 1lf67'lCllICl7I1, New jersey Education Zeta Psi: Targiun Q3, 115: Queens Players l35: Varsity Tennis lil. 45: Eastern Intercollegiate Freshman Tennis Doubles Champ: Ping Pong Club lil, 45: Intramural Football, Cross Country, Trztck: Air Force. LEROY F. SHAXV Moorestown, New jersey Plant Science Hillside Council: Hillside Social Club QQ, 3, 45: Ag Club ll, 2, 3, 45: Forestry Club ll, 2, 3, 45: Hortus Club ll, 2, 3, 45: lntratnural Basketball. Softball: Army. RICHARD F. SHEPHERD Dunellen, New jer.sey Business Adniinistration RICHARD N. SHERIDAN East Orange, New jersey llleehanical Engineering Freshman Soccer Manager: Varsity Soccer Manager C2, ill ASME C3, 4j: Bowling Club C4j: Hillside Social Club C4j: Navy. IVAN M. SHERMAN Camden, New jersey Psychology Cap K Skull: Student Council Cll: Scarlet Barhs Council C3, 433 Philosophean Society C-ll: State Scholarship: Antho C2, 3, 4j Gold R, liditor-In-Chief: Targunz Clb: Co-op Board of Directors, President: Quad Club C353 Ford Hall Club CU: Scarlet Baths C3,-lj: Hillel Foundation C3j: Rifle K Pistol Cluh C2j. RUSSELL E. SHERMAN, JR. Cranford, New jersey Economics Deans List: Hillside Social Club C3, 4j: Intramural Basketball, Softball: Transfer Student, Sampson: Navy. WILLIAM SHERMAN, AIR. Highland Park, New jersey History ALFRED C. SHISLER, JR. Weslville, New jersey Engineering Adniinistraiion Alpha Chi Rho: Trustee Scholarship: SAM C452 Colonial Club C253 Intramural Football, Baseball: 'llransler Student, Delaware: Arniv. JOHN W. SHUSTER, JR. Plainfield, New jersey Business Aclininistration Delta Kappa Epsilon: Varsity Lacrosse C3, 41 Manager: Varsity Track C29 Manager: Navy. RALPH P. SICKELS Red Bank, New jersey Engineering Aclrninisfration Delta Kappa Epsilon: SAM CQ, lb: Intramural Football. Swint- nling, Baseball. HALFORD B. SICKLER Clayton, New jersey General Agriculture 'l'au Kappa Epsilon: Sears Rot-buck Scholarship: Livestock judging learn: Block Ab Bridle Cell: lnlrzunural Football, Softball. RICHARD SIEGLER jersey City, New jersey Biology' Conunuters Club C3, 45: German Club Cl, Qil: Rifle K Pistol Club Clj: Physics Club C252 Intramural Softball. ERNEST SIGETI New Brunswick, New jersey Political Science Commutcrs Club ll53 Booster Club 145: Chess Club 1153 Psycho- logical Society K25. ROBERT SILVER Long Branch, New jersey Political Science State Scholarship: Deans List: Cotumuters Club U53 Quad Club i353 Hillel Fondation tl. 25: lntratnttral Basketball, Baseball. ROBERT B. SIMONSON Caldwell, New jersey Physical Education General Scholarshipg Varsity Football ll5: Varsity Swimming 12, 3, 453 Varsity R Club QQ, 3, ,152 Marine Corps. james E. stM11soN Ridgewood, New jersey Cerainic Engineering Zeta Psi, Presidentg Interlrateruitr Council: Scarlet Key: General SCIIOIZITSIIIPQ Varsity Soccer tl. 2. 3. -l5: ASME U53 Booster Club ll, 2, 3, 1153 Ceratnic Clttb 12. fl. l5: Ski Club i351 SAM 135: Varsity R Club QQ, 3, 45: Intramural Football, Swimming, Track. l i t i i JAMES H. SIMPSON Haledon, New jersey Physics Delta Phi Alpha l3, 15: XVRSU l3, -155 Deans I.ist ll, 25: Boys In Ivy: Ford Hall Club l2, 453 Deutscher Verein ll, 25: Mathematics Club QS, 453 Physics Club Q3, 115. HARRY R. SINDLE Little Falls, New jersey Engineering Aclnzinistration Sigma Phi Epsilon, State Scholarship3 Deans l.ist: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsity I,at'rosse 125g Sailing Club QQ, 3, 15, Presidentg SAM ffl, 45: lutranutral Football, Softball, Basketball. DAVID E. SKINNER Westville, New jersey Chemistry Ceueral Scholarship: Quad Club ll-l5Q Chemistry Club ll, 2, 453 Outing Club QQI5. EUGENE T. SKRYNAS Irvington, New jersey Engineering Arlniinistralion Commuters Club f45Q SAM l3, 453 Transfer Student. Walter Hervey junior Collegeg Navy. THOMAS AV. SLAI-IETKA Bound Brook, New jersey Biological Science Delta Phi Alpha QS, 415, Deans List ll5. ALAN T. SKIITI-I Chalhani, New jersey Economics Beta Theta Pi. Vice-Presidentg SAM Q-l5g Intramural Football, Soft- ball, Track, Bowling: Transfer Student, Drew. LEONARD R. SMITH, Mount Holly, New jersey Mechanical Engineering Kappa Slglllilg l50-lb Football f3, 453 ASAE 52, 3, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseballg Transfer Student, Classboro State Teachers College3 Navy. MALCOLM J. SMITH Belmar, New jersey Economics Chi Psig Hillside Social Club Q453 Bowling Club QI53 Intramural Football, Basketball, Sultballg Army. PETER SMITH Hoboken, New jersey English Tau Kappa Epsilon3 Student Council, Secretaryg Scarlet Barbs COIlI'lCllQ 1864 Scholarshipg Targzun 1153 Freshman Baseball3 Com- muters Club fl, 2, 35 Presidentg Scarlet Barbs fl, 2, 353 Booster Club Q3, 453 jazz Club fl53 Newman Club ll, 2, 3, 45, President: NSA QI53 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Swimming. Track, All-Star Football Team. RICHARD D. SMITH Fords, New jersey Mechanical Engineerinrf S General Scholarship: Deans Listg Commuters Club fl, 2, 3, 453 ASME ll, 2, 3, 45. ROBERI C. SMI 1 H Roselle, New jersey illecllanical Engineering 1861 Scholarshipg Deans List, ROBERT M. SNEIDER Asbury Park, New jersey Geology General Scholarship3 Deans Listg Ford Hall Club 13, 453 Quad Club Q253 Scarlet Barbs 13, 453 ASME ll, 253 Booster Club fl, 453 Deutscher Verein Q3, 453 Geology Club Q2, 3, 453 Intramural Foot- ball, Cross Country. ARTHUR L. SNYDER Sayreville, New jersey Economics Booster Club 453 Deutscher Verein 13, 453 Rifle Sc Pistol Club Q253 Intramural Football, Softballg Transfer Student, Syracuse. HERBERT C. SNYDER Vineland, New jersey Ceramic Engineering Theta Chig Ceramic Club Q2, 3, 453 Rifle lk Pistol Club fl, 25. M-ORRIS SOLLER New York, New York Animal Science ' GEORGE M. SOMERS Maplewood, New jersey Education Alpha Sigma Phi: Scarlet Barbs Council Q253 Alpha Psi Omega f3, 453 WRSU l2, 3, 453 Queens Players ll, 2, 3, 45, Gold R3 Little 'l'heater Q453 Deans List QI53 Quad Club ll, 253 Scarlet Barbs Ql, 253 Booster Club Q3, 453 Italian Club Q2, 353 Intramural Football, Bowling, Softball, G0lfQ Navy. JOSEPH SOPORONVSKI Perth Amboy, New jersey Economics COIIIIIIIIICVS Club QI, ly: Booster Club fl, lj: Ping Pong' fly. ANTHONY SORRENTINO Trenton, New jersey Biologifal Science Scarlet Bzirbs Council Hit: Quad Club HH: Sfllflfil liqtrbs Klip: Chess Club fll. PARIS A. SOUVAI. South Orange, New jersey Biologiral Seience Deans l,ist I3, Ijg Intrzuuural lfootbztll, llztsketbttll, Softball. QIOHN SPANOS Lemoyne, Pennsylvania Physics Hillside Social Club QS, 4:35 Deutscher Verein 63, ell: Rillc k Pistol Club Sketch Club Qljg l'ln'sit's Club Cl. ll. Prcsitlent: Navy. CHARLES H. SPARKES Kearny, New jersey Agrizrultrtrzll Research RICHARD E. SPARROXV Ridgewood, New jersey Eronomics Economics Honor Society ell, See1'etzn'yg Deans I.ist 555. 453 Trzinslier Student, Virginian: Ariuy. ROBERT M. SPEAR illeizzehen, New jersey 1'f1'0?10WliCS Navy. GEORGE E. SPENCER illaywood, New jersey Business iIl1IIIfllf.9l7'llli07l lfreslmmn Crcwg Ariuy. NORMAN SPIERE Perth Amboy, New jersey Chernistry General Scholarship: Rifle K Pistol Club QED. CHARLES R. SQUAZZO Union, New jersey Agronomy Delta Sigma Phig Ag Field Day Committee: FYCSIIIIIZIII Cross Coun- try, I-'reslnuan Trackg Rifle lk Pistol Club fll: Rutgers Rural Re- view QIXIQ Ski Club Qljg Intrziniurzll Football, Soltbzlll, Trziek. l'AUl. C. S'1'ABIl'AR jgygggy Arezl' Iffffjffj' EIlg'fII!'I?llllg Ski Club Q3, fly: 'l'rausl'cr Stuclcut, -lerscv City Stzuc 'l'czu'lu-rw College: Arun. ALBERT STANLEY ll'e.s't Orange, New jersey lf1'02I0111ir'S Ccucrul SLll0l1lI'SllllJZ XVRSI' C3, ly: Queens Plzlycrs fly: Ququl Club ., V w ' 1 1 IVLP, ly: Booster Club f3, ly: jun Club fly: RCA fl, sly: SAM fly: Spanish Club fl, 2, fl, ly. AR NOLD STARR Bflyomze, New leywy BZISI-IIc .S'.S' .4dm1'11i.s'lrat1'011 CHARLES A. S'l'Iilil.LQ Trenlmz. New jersey lffl1n'rrl1'fn1 ROMIQR STEVENS, JR. Belleville, New Aler.w'y English P1 Ixuplm Alpha: Quzul Club f'-ly: Italian Club fly: RCA f2, Ely: SANI fly: Iutrgmuuztl lfootbnll. Bowling. Swiuuuiug, Softball: Ain Forrc. XYILLIABI li. STEVENS ll'Il.S'lllIIaQ'fUlI, Xen' .Il?l.Sf'A' llfliry Sl'ilfIIl'I' Ag lficltl lilly Committee: l 1'csl1u1z1u lfootlmll Nlzumgcrz ll' lfont- bzlll AIIIIIHQCIA f'2y: Quaul Club ffl, ly: Ag Club ffl. ly: lliblc lfellow- Ship 13, -ly: lllnrlx llricllt' lllll Booster Club fly: l,IlllA Sctictuc cymy fl, 2, 3, -ly. ROl5liR'l' H. S'l'liYVAR'l' Brooklyn, New York BllSI.IIf'.YS xlllIlll7llSfl'!lflUI1 lYRSl' fll, -ly: JY lfootbglll fly: Hockey Club ffl, ly: Quzul Club fly: SAM ffl, fly: lllll'1lllllll'lll lfootbztll. Slbllllllllll vl'l'IlllSll'l' Stutlcut. f Duke: Nzny. Air lftn't'c. ROLAND E. S'I'liXYAR'l' Alllllffltll-l', Xen' jersey I'sy'f'flology Sl1llC SC'll0lZllnSllllJI qlnllm fly: WRSU ffl, -ly: l'syt'lmlugit:tl Smit-ty ffl, ly: lntrzuutlral llztslxctbull, Bzwclmll. XVll.l.IAM D. STEXYART Nfffrgrlle City, New -ft'l'.S'6 X' Bz1s1'r1e.vs ql:Im1'11i.s'lmI1'ml ROBERT D. S'l'Olil'liliR Pfzterson, New leysey' qlmznzulisnz Delta: blglllll Phi: Clu-cl'lc:ult'l'. 15. 'WF 1-5,- 'PA AL' 1 'She nts ...Qu--.. UU GORDON XV. STOFF jersey City, New jersey Political Science State Seholarslnp: Deans List 435: Varsity Swimming Manager 42. 3, ll: Ford Hall Club 413: Rille k Pistol Club 41, 2j. HENRY STR.-XNAHAN Ritferlmt, New jersey illeclzrmieal lfllglilllflfllllg' lillll Beta l'i 43, 45. Secretary: General Scholarship: lfulgwrs Iingirieer 43, 45: Queens Players 4-lj: Deans List 41, 2, 3. -ll: Boys In hy: Freslnnan Swiinining: Conrnruters Club 41, 23: Quad Club 43, -lvl: ASNII-. 43. ll: Sketch Club 4lp. EDC.-XR A. STREICH Xorwoorl, Xezu jersey Agrietilturril licoimuzirs Kappa Signing Clee Club 4lj: .Kg lieononrics Club 43, flj: Block Bridle ll, 2, 3, JACOB STRUCK, JR. Clifton, .Yew jersey Biologiml St'iem'e Deans list 42, 3j: Quad Clttb 435: Booster Club 4'll: 'l'r:tnsl'er ' Student. Princeton, Nest Virginia: .Xrtny HERBERT E. STRUSS Roselle Park, New jersey Dairy Srience lowers: Commuters Club 4l. 211: Ag Club 43. lt: Bible Fellowship 43, -lj, Booster Club leljg Dairy Science Club tl. 2. S. All. JXI..-XN S. STULL Paterson, New jersey litlueation Freslnnan Baseball, Varsity Baseball 42, 3, 45: Detttsrlrer Yerein fl, 2, 3j: lntratnttral Basketball, Navy. IRVING F. STURM lilizabellz, New jersey Poliliml Stienre Freslnnan Swinnning: Cotnmuters Club 4lJ: Booster Club 4l. 2. 39: Young Progressives 42p: lntratnural Baseball. RICHARD B. SUGARMAN Irvington, New jersey Psychology Targzmz 4295 Freshman Xliestlingg Psychological Society 41, 2, 3, 'ljg Intramural Football. Baseballg Air Force. HENRY E. SUMNER Plttinfielfl, New jersey Poliliml Science WRSIT 43, ell: Queens Players 43, lb '1'eel1nit'al Director: Deans list 4253 Commuters Club 43. ljg Booster Club 4-lb: Bridge Clttb 433: jazz Club 43. All: Ping Pong Club 4ll: C2illIC'1'lllll'Y Club 43, lla: Intramural Football. Baseball: Arun. l'Hll,ll' SURUYVITZ North Plainfield, New jersey Chemistry Varsity Swimnting 413: Chemistry Club 4ll, 2, 3, -lj: Hillel Founda- tion 4l, 2, 3, 153 .Xrtnyp RICHARD H. SUSEMIHL Elkins Park, Pemisylvfmia Political Science Zeta Psi, Seeretary-Treasttrer: Crown K Scroll: XVIII' Memorial Scholarship: Targum l2. 3, 15: Debating 12, 3, 45, Gold R: 1951 Class Outing Chairman: lfreslunan Football: JV Football QQ, 35: Booster Club KZ, 35: Bowling Club H5: Spanish Club 1253 Im!-il. mural Football, Track. Softball. Cross Country. EDYVARD R. SXVARTZ Pllillijisliurg, New jersey Business Administration Cap K Skull: Crown tk Scroll: Student Council Q45: Class Secretari- lreasurer 135: Economics Honor Society 43, 45, Vice-President: State Scholarship: Targum tl, 2, 3. l5: Business Manager, Gold R: Deans List fl, 2, 3. 45: Soph Hop Conuuittee: junior Prom Com- iuittee: Preeeptor f-l5Q Commuters Club fl. 2, 3, 45, Vice-President: Booster Club C3. 45: Lutheran Stutlent Association f2, 35: Intra- mural lfootball. Basketball, Softball. EVERETT N. SYKES llilliamstowiz, New jersey Animal Science H461 Scholarship: Ag Club 13, -l5: Quad Club 145: Poultry Science Club t35g Ril'le K Pistol Club QQ5: Trauslier Student, Maryville. XVILLIAM P. SYLVESTER, JR. Belmar, New jersey Political Science .Xir l orct'. RON Xl D Sl XRX New lirzzriswielc, New jersey Englisli mast' iz. 3. 515. DANIEL N. TAPPER Camden, New jersey .-lgriculturztl liesearcli ALFRED F. TAYLOR Moorestown, New jersey Education Freshman Soccer: Quatl Club C155 Alpha Phi Omega fl, 2, 3, -15, Presitlent: Booster Club 445. Artur. THOBIAS A. TEGEN Bronxiiille, New York Btisiness Arlmiizistrulioiz Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice-President: Interfrateruity Council: Rutgers Outing Co-Chairman: Booster Club ll. 2. il. -nz Deutscher Yerciu tl. 25: Merchant Marine. IRVING M. TEICHER Long Hrrinclz., New jersey Political Science Scarlet llarbs Council K35: Targum QI5: Debating Q35: Deans List: lfortl Hall Club ll, 35: Scarlet Barbs tl. ill: Booster Club 115: Deutscher Yereiu 4'l5: Intramural Football. Softball, Basketball: Artur. ROBERT G. TELLER Little Falls, New jersey tlleclzanical Engineering State Scholarship: Queens Players Q15: Band ll, 2, 3, -15: Boys ln Ivy! Quad Club U51 .XSNIE 12, 45: Sailing Club Q2, 45. AARON TIQMKTN jersey City, New jersey Plzysirs Ik-lin Plti Alphag Deans List: Dairy Science Club ull: Hillel l'iUllINl1lll0ll ligill Mrttlicmzttits Club 13, bij: Physics Club 155. bln. THEODORE XV. TERHUNE Rirlgewoorl, New jersey limrzurrzies llcltn Kappa Iipsilon, Yitc-l't'twitlcut: Iutrztuutrtil Mxituutiugz Marr- tliatul Nl2ll'lllC. JOHN 1. 'ITCRNYILA New 13r111'1sw1'f'l:, New jersey Business A 1lmir1sitr'r:Ii1m ARTHUR R. THIEI, Belmrtr, New jersey Plnrrl .S'I'l'6IIl'l? Phi Czuunizt Delta: Boostci' Club 12. 3, ll: lntrzmutratl lfuotlmttll. 1 Solihull, 'l'ratc'k. Bowling. PETER XY. THOMAS Clmllmm, New jersey Politifrzzl Srferlre P16111 'l'l1c-tat Pi: Ccncrztl SK'llUl2ll'5lll1JI I-ireslmiztu SOC'l'l'liI Ytttsits Sotfct' 12, fly: l'il'CSl1lU2lll llztscbttllz Bumttfl' Club 12. 311 Yztrsity R Club lilll ltttrztmttrztl llztskctbztll. SMTIIIIIITIIQ, Tt'Itt'k. XVILLIAM lf. THOMAS Pltmrm, New jersey Electrical Iingirteering XVRSIT QS, 453 Quad Club 13. lj: Allilf-IRE 13, lil: Nuys. JAMES Ii. THOMSON Berkeley Heights, New jersey Poultry Sriertee Alllllil Zeta 13, 111: Ag Club 12, 3. ll, ilQI'GZiSll1ACl'Q Poultry Sciicuu' Club ll. 2. 3. 'ljg Rutgers lfllflll Reztiew Q3, flj. JOSEPH XV. TIM KO New Brunswick, New jersey Eleetriml Iirzgirieerirrg FILA Kappa Nu 13, -li: Tziu l'rL'l2l Pi nfl. ll: Stale- Sclmlttrsliip. THOMAS TINDALL Trentorz, New jersey jourrmlisnz blottruztlism Society 13. -11: Rillc k Pistol Club 1-lp: Nant. SINCHI TONOOKA New Bl'IltI.STl'IAl'k, New jersey Eleetrieztl Et1gtI1I'I'l'l1lg Uv' gtk. i Q 'QF' ant 41? Al 'bf' N, -'rr'r 'gl' A X -A-.ff fr-M as 'Y' 'QP' , .tc35,..e,Q1 ., ., W wi! ,imAwslmefllegr, 1 ' 2 aqffiegi, fuGf5gg1,.2.l we ,lim . -1,11 ,1 il , A K GILORCI-I S. 'I'O'1'TEN .lllll'IllUlYl-, New jersey' EflIl!'llll071. Suite Sclitilzitsliipg Rille Pistol Club 111. ALI TOUR,-X 'I'nl1iz, Iran Dairy Science .NU Clllll 1212 Dziiry Science Club 12, Il. 11g French Club 121: Photo- 6 . grztpliic Society: 121: Poultry Stieuce Club 121: 'lrzuisler Student. lilllll Suite. Berea. -10 HN .X. 'IAOZZI .XYIlllUj', New jersey 1fI1gI'lI!?C l'lllg flflllIlIIl.Sll'llllOll SAM 13, 11: Const Cuzircl. LOUIS A. TRAPP l 0re.sl Hills, Xen' Yorl: Puliticrll Science Chi Phi, Yice-Presicleut: Whok Who 131: Crown K Scroll: Student Couucil 1311 Scarlet Key: Queens Players 12, 31: Ifresluunu Haml- book Iiilitor 131: Smith Public Speaking Contest: l'lI'CSlIIIl1lll Ifoot- bztllg Yztrsity' Fencing 13. 11: llllfilllllllilil Football. Soltbzlll. BRUCIC 'If 'IARIQLHEYVAY liuyoruze, Xen' ,Ierexy I-Igriczilture lleltu Phi: Intrzuuurnl lfootbzill. Syyiuuning. Trztcly. Cross Country. Soltbaillg 'lirzuisler Student, Bayonne junior College: Army. .L-XCR IX. 'I'ROMBADORli illuziwille, New jeizvey Polilical Scirfnfe Stztte Scholursliipg flntlzo 12, 3, -lj, Gold R3 Deans List 1l, 211 Couuuuters Club 1-11: Booster Club 1413 French Club 111. RAYMOND R. '1'ROMBADORli .lltnlwillfg New jersey Poliiiczzl S1I'I'II!'6 Stzue Scliolarsliipg ,-Inllm 12. 3, 11, Cold R: Biisiuem Nlzinngerz Ilezuim List 11, 2, 313 lfihu Society' Chairmzm 13. 113 Couuuuters Club 111: Booster Club 1111: Ifreuch Club 141. PHILIP H. TROXLICR lfoselle, New jersey Psychology' .lullm 113, 113 Conuuuters Club 13. 'lirlf Psychological Society 13. ,112 Outing Club 1311: 'Lrztnsler Student, I'niou Junior College. PAUL TROY illflfgllllf Cily, New -ll7l'.S'lf3' Electrical Iilzgiueeriizg Scarlet Ilurbs Council 125, 4113 Band 11, 2, 3, 1113 Ifrcsliiuzui I.ztcrosseg Conuuulers Club 1l. 2x12 Iforcl Hull Club 1111 Quzul Club 12, 31: .yllili-IRIC 13, 41: Hillel Ifoiuulutiou 11. 2, 3, 'lili Rille Pistol Club 111: Intrauuurzil Ifootbztll, Iiarsketball. Softball, Swiiuiuing. 1flNY.XRl7 R. TURRO llayzuoorl, New lersey' 1'llIgllZ66TllIg pl rl111i11l.rl1'r1lirn1 liguul 1l1: Iforcl Hull Club 111: SXNI 13. 111 liugiueeriug Society 1113 Iutrzuuuratl Iizuketlmll, Iiztst-lmll: Xziyy. iilffff11iii7h.iL'il RICHARD C. UHLIVIAN .Yortlz Plainfield, New jersey Biological Science Stzue Scholarship: lletu lotzi Lzunbtla tfl. ll: Deans List QQ, 3j: Connnuters Club fly: Arun. as me DAVID C. UINGLR Haddon Heights, New jersey PlIyA'l'1'1ll lizluculion State Scliolftrshipz l5ll-lb lfootbztll q3l: Conunulers Club tll: Scarlet Barbs Inlrzunurxil Iluskelbull. Softball. TT... ' FRANCIS A. UNIETIS Croydon, Pennsylzfanirr Chemistry Della Sigma Phi: Soph Hop Connuitteeg Prcceptor CS, ell: Fresh- nutn Lacrosse BIZIIILIQCIY NSA QS, 453 Illtlfllllllllll Football, liziseballg Nuvv, RICHARD A. UPDIKE, Trenton, New .ler.Sefx' General Eflucatiorz Y.I11'2lll5fCl' Student, Princeton: Artny. RALPH XV. USTER Rlltllerford. New jersey .-lnimnl Science AIOHN M. VAHL South Bound Brook, New jersey History RAYMOND VAN CLEEF, Clifton, New jersey Physical Ifrlucatiorz Chi Psi: Crown Sc Scrollg Wzu' Bleniorial Scholarshipg Yztrsity Soc- cer till: lfreslnnzm Buskelbull: Varsity Basketball 12, fl, -ljg lfrcsh- nutn Baseball: Varsity Busebzill CZ. 3. 45: Most Vnluzlble Player NCAA llztsehall Tournzunentg liuselmll All-Atnericznig lnlrzunurul Football. ERNEST YANIJEIYEGHIQ Dezarle, Belgium Gerrnfm lfrcnch Club tl, 'Lrg V1-l'LlllSl.Cl' Student. Zurich: Arniy. JOHN A. VAN SANT Atlantic City, New jersey Claxsics Queens Players t-153 Deans List tl. 2, 3, ll: Booster Club C'iVlI Czinterbury Club t2, 3, ll: Air Force. THOMAS E. VAN SICKLE, JR. Cranford, New jersey Business .-Idminisimlion l Band lll: Booster Club tljg Ariny. - JAMES C. VASILIADES Lakewood, New jersey Business Administration Varsity Baseball 13, 453 Ford Hall Club 145, Scarlet Barbs 145: Bowling Club 1453 SAM 1453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softballg Transfer Student, Monmouth Junior College. MANFRED R. VEES Charlotte, North Carolina Engineering Administration Chi Psi. GEORGE S. VEGHTE New Brunswick, New jersey Civil Engineering Delta Sigma Phi, General Scholarship3 Rifle Team 12, 3, 453 Marksmanship Medal 11, 2, 3, 453 ASCE 11, 2, 3, 453 Bowling Club 13, 453 Rifle K Pistol Club 11, 2, 3, 45. WILLIAM R. VENBERG 4 New Britain, Connecticut journalism Delta Kappa Epsilon3 Upson Memorial Scholarshipg Freshman Footballg Varsity Football 1253 Booster Club 1453 Journalism So- ciety 13, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball. JOHN P. VIGUERS Collingswood, New jersey Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha3 Deans List3 Hillside Social Club 12, 3, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Softballg Navy. PIERRE R. VINET Rockford, Illinois Physical Education Varsity Football 13, 453 Intramural Basketball, Wrestling, Heavy- weight Championg Transfer Student, Academy of the New Churchg Army. MILTON VIORST Paterson, New jersey History Student Council 145, President3 Scarlet Barbs Council 13, 45, Presi- dent3 Phi Beta Kappa 13, 453 Phi Alpha Theta 13, 453 State Schol- arship3 Targum 11, 353 Deans List 11, 2, 3, 453 Spader Award in Modern History3 Quad Club 13, 453 International Club 11, 2, 3, 453 History Club 11, 2, 3, 45, President3 Intramural Basketball. JOHN VITALE, JR. Elizabeth, New jersey Geology Geology Club 13, 453 Army. CHARLES L. VOLLHERBST Irvington, New jersey Education Upson Memorial Scholarship3 150-lb Football 12, 3, 453 Freshman Baseball: Booster Club 145, International Club 13, 453 History Club 13, 453 Intramural Basketball, Softball. MANNING W. VOORHEES Staten Island, New York Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi, Secretaryg Freshman Wrestling3 Varsity XVrestling 12, 3, 45, Manager3 Freshman Lacrosse Manager. DONALD T. VOSE, Rutherford, New jersey Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer: Alpha Psi Omega 13, 452 Queens Players 1l, 2, 3, 45, Gold R3 Freshman Soccer 1153 Varsity Soccer 12, 3, 453 Booster Club 1I, 2, 3, 453 SAM 13, 453 Varsity R Club 12, 3, 453 Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Cross Country, Bowling. LEON J. VOUNCINO Clifton, New jersey History Antho 13, 453 Deans Listg Italian Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Ski Club 1353 Air Force. RICHARD W. VVACKAR Port Monmouth, New jersey Physical Education Theta Chig Upson Scholarship3 Varsity Football 1I, 2, 3, 453 Varsity Basketball 1453 Varsity Track 12, 3, 453 Intramural Swimming, Basketballg Navy. DAVID A. VVALKER Montvale, New jersey Dairy Science Ag Club 11, 2, 453 Booster Club 11, 2, 353 Quad Club 145: Intra- mural lfootball, Basketball, Softball. LAXVRENCE IVALKER Bayonne, New jersey Psychology Freshman Tennis 1153 Varsity Tennis 1253 Intramural Basketball, Baseball. RAYMOND F. XVALTER, JR. Plainfield, New jersey Physics Deans List 12, 353 Physics Club 45. RODNEY M. YVALTER Trenton, New jersey Engineering Administration Deans List 1353 Commuters Club 12, 3, 453 Booster Club 13, 453 SAM 13, 453 Army. BRIAN D. WALTERS Franklin, New jersey Economics JAMES F. WALTERS Tappan, New jersey Sociology Scarlet Barbs Council 1351 Antho 1I, 2, 3, 45, Managing Editor, Gold R3 Deans List 1253 Quad Club 1353 Scarlet Barbs 13, 453 Army. MARSHALL L. WARNER Ocean Grove, New jersey Mathematics Commuters Club 13, 451 Booster Club 13, 453 Mathematics Club 13, 453 Transfer Student, Monmouth junior College3 Navy. MARVIN WAXMAN Newark, New jersey journalism Delta Phi Alpha Q3, 453 Pi Gamma Q2, 3, 45, I'resident3 Targum QI, 2, 3, 45, Managing Editor, Gold R3 Deans List Q1, 2, 35: Com- muters Club QI53 Deutscher Verein Q25: Intramural Basketball. CGOPER H. 'VVAYMAN Trenton, New jersey Geology Varsity Soccer 455 Freshman Basketball3 Commuters Club QS, 45: Amateur Radio Club Q453 Deutscher Verein Q3, 453 Geology Club Q3, 453 Jazz Club Q3, 453 Intramural Baseball, Basketball: 'l'ransl'er Student, Trenton State Teachers College3 Navy. CHARLES E. YVEBER Plainfield, New jersey Chemistry Henry Rutgers Scholarg Varsity Soccer Q253 Chemistry Club QAI5: AIACS Q45: Transfer Student, Cooper Union Collegeg Navy. DONALDSON S. YVEAN, JR. Plainfield, New jersey Business Administration Chapel Usher Ql, 253 Varsity Swimming Ql53 Army. HEDLEY NI. VVEEKS Rutlierforcl, New jersey Business Adrninistration Delta Upsilon: Glee Club Q3, 455 Chapel Choir Q453 Freslnnan Vlrestliug QI5: Varsity Track Q25Q Booster Club QI, 2, S, -l5: RCA Q2, 353 Outing Club Q3, 453 Intramural Cross Country, Track, Swimming. GERALD M. WEIL Plainhelcl, New jersey Electrical Engineering AIEF-IRE Q45: Ford Hall Club Q453 Intramural Basketballg Artny. RICHARD C. WEII.ER Egg Harbor City, New jersey Physical Education Chi Phig Freshman Lacrosse QI53 Varsity Lacrosse Q2, 3, 453 Booster Club QI, 2, 3, 453 Varsity R Club QI, 2, 3, 453 Intramural Football, Swimming, Basketball. JULES M. YVEINRACH Atlantic City, New jersey Sociology Gamma SIQIIIHQ Delta Phi Alpha Q3, 453 WRSU Q2, 3, 453 Com- muters Club Ql, 253 Booster Club Q2, 3, 453 Deutscher Verein Ql, 25, Hillel Foundation QI, 2, 3, 453 Sociology Club Q3, 1153 Intra- mural Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Footballg Navy. FRANCIS A. IVEISBECKER Egg Harbor, New jersey Business Adrninistralion State Sz:holarship3 Antho Q253 Deutscher Verein Ql, 253 Newman Club fl, 2, 3, l5, Treasurerg Intramural Basketball. LESTER WEISS Toms River, New jersey Biological Science Beta Iota Lambda Q3, 45, Presidentg State SchoIarship3 Deans List QI, 2, 355 Commuters Club Deutscher Verein Q253 Rifle and Pistol Club QI, 253 Intramural Softball, Football. PATRICK G. IVELSH Roeliling, New jersey Cliernistry State Scholarship3 Chemistry Club ll, 453 Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball. YVILLIAM IVERDER East Orange, New jersey Civil Engineering Scarlet Barbs Council Q-153 Varsity Tennis ll, 2, 353 Commuters Club l35: ASCE QS, 453 Hertzog Hilltoppers ll, 2, 353 Newman Club 13, 45: Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Golf, Tennis3 Army. FRANKLIN F. IVEST Millville, New jersey Business Administration Hillsitlc Social Club Q33 -151 Alpha Phi Omega QQ, 3. la: 'I'ransl'cr Stutlent. Itlahog Navy. 1 sl rss'-9 IVILLIAM P. wrsrzrti Linden, New jersey ill6ClIfllI1.t'tIl Engineering Deans l.ist CS, 15. aging kfl. il iun if ALBERT L. YVHITE Dunellen, New jersey Animal Science JOHN T. WHITE Trenton, New jersey Bacteriology Commuters Club 1453 Booster Club l453 Army. RICHARD G. WHITSON Ridgewood, New jersey Business Administration Delta Upsilong Freshman Lacrosse 115: Varsity Lacrosse C353 Booster Club ll, 2, 3, 453 Sketch Club Q453 SAM Q453 Lacrosse Club l3, 453 Intramural Cross Country, Track. IVILLIAM YV. YVICHELHAUS Roselle Park, New jersey Business Administration Delta Upsilong Varsity Football U53 Intramural Basketball, Soft! ball: Army. THADDEUS WIECZOREK jersey City, New jersey Civil Engineering ASCE Q23 3, 45: Air Force. LEON M. VVIENER Higlzstown, New jersey Education FTA U53 Army. 'S-Tir JOHN C. WVILDGEN Somerville, New jersey Education Transfer Student, Ilnion Junior College, Marines. HERMAN XVILENSKY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Agricultural Education Herbert Scholarslxipg Hortus Club 13, 453 Future Farmers of Amer- ica 13, 45, Treasurerg Transfer Student, National Agricultural Col- legeg Army. ALLEN NV. XVILLENBROCK Highland Park, New jersey Ceramic Engineering Varsity Baseball 13, -153 Intramural Basketballg Transfer Student, Waynesburg. HARRY A. XVILLIAMS, JR. Helmetta, New jersey Electrical Engineering ROGER S. VVILLIAMS Allentown, Pennsylvania Bacteriology Sigma Phi Epsilon: Beta Iota Lambda 13, 453 YVar Memorial Schol- arshipg Freshman Football 1153 Varsity Football 12, 3, 45, Most Improved Player Awardg Freshman Basketball 1153 Hillside Social Club 1453 Rifle and Pistol Club 11, 253 Varsity R Club 13, 455 Intra- mural Basketball, Baseball. THOMAS A. WILLIAMS Trenton, New jersey Electrical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, President: NVRSU 115: Commuters Club 1153 AIEE-IRE 13, 453 Booster Club 12, 3, 453 Italian Club 12, 353 Rifle 84 Pistol Club 11, 253 Intramural Bowling, Softball, Footballg Nayy. JAMES N. WILLIAMSON West Collingswood, New jersey Animal Science Freshman Cross Countryg Varsity Cross Country 125: Quad Club 13, 453 Booster Club JOHN E. WILSEY Sea Isle City, New jersey Education Varsity Crew 13, 453 Commuters Club 13, 455 Booster Club 13, 45: Rowing Club 13, 455 FTA 13, 45, Army. H. CHANNING WILSON Closter, New jersey Plant Science Ag Club 12, 3, 45g Booster Club 1453 Hortus Club 12, 3, 45, Presi' dentg Intramural Softball: Transfer Student, Concordia. YVILLIAM M. WINSLOYV Nutley, New jersey Dairy Science Hillside Social Club 12, 35: Ag Club 13, 455 Block lk Bridle 1l5: Dairy Science Club 1453 Transfer Student, Massachusetts Slate Collegeg Army. HENRY C. YVINSOR Asbury Park, New jersey Politieal Science Phi Cauuua Dellag Booster Club ll. 2, 3, IJ: lulramllml Football, Basketball, Baseball: rIll'1lIlSllCI' Slurleul, Amherst, Dakota. XYeslcyau, YVILLIAM I.. YVINS'l1'ANLEY Trenton, New jersey Mechanical Engirfeering State Sclrolarsliipz lfrcsluuau 'l'1'ac'k: Comuuuers Club l2, 3. ll: ASME lli Rille 94 Pistol Club tlir. HERMAN L. XYIRTH Union Beach, New jersey Plant Seienfe Tau Kappa Iipsiloug Ag Club lljg Horlus Club ll. -ll. JOHN R. XVl'1 l'l'1iNN Glen Ridge, New jersey Iinsiness Arlrninislration Beta Theta l'i, l'rcsimlcul: llllCI'i'l'1llL'I'llllN' Couunilg Scarlet Key: Economics Honor Society lil, ll: 'IX' Football 12, Fly. Manager: Varsity Football llj, Maliragc-rg Varsity Tennis C253 Varsity R Club l2, 3, -ljg lIlll'1lllllll'1ll lfootball. Softball. Basketball: Transfer Slu- Llent, Nvfdllillglhll auil l.ec. XVALVIXIQR XVNEK, AIR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Economics Lambda Cl1i Alpha, Seerelaryg Clce Club lljg Boys lu Ixy. THEODOR li XVOI,CO'1 I' Somerville, New jersey English BERT XVOLF Sornerrfille, New jersey Iirzgineering Adnzirzistration Sigma Alpha Mug Soph Hop Committee-3 l50-lb Football C2, 3, AU: Varsity Lacrosse K3. ll: B'uai B'rilh ll. 2. 3. ,ljg Booster Club tl, 2, 3, llg Hillel l'l0lllldZili0ll ll. 2. El, ll: SAM trlj: Intramural Football, Basketball, Bowling. HOXVARD M. YVOLF Rahway, New jersey Political Science JOHN D. XVOLF Cranford, New jersey Business Acirninistration Sacrlet Keyg Freshman lfootballg -IV Football QS, 453 Commulers Club 11, 2, 3, 4jg Ford Hall Club lil, by Alpha Phi Omega l3. -lj: Booster Club lljg SAM ffl, ell: Intramural Football, Basketball. Softballg Navy. WVALTER W. WOLF Livingston, New jersey Dairy Sfienre Dairy Science Club lfljg lllllilllllllllll Softball: Navy. EVERETT R. XVOOD Trenton, New jersey Physical Education IRWIN P. YVOOLFSON Plainheld, New jersey Geography XVRSU 12. 45: Boys In Ivy: Quad Club 1453 Geography Club 13, 453 Hillel Foundation 145. MOREY VVOSNITZER Newark, New jersey Biological Science Scarlet Barbs Council 1453 Delta Phi Alpha 13, 45, Treasurerg Deans List 11, 3, 453 Ford Hall Club 1453 Scarlet Barbs 1453 Booster Club 1252 Deutscher Verein 11, 25: Rille 8: Pistol Club 1153 Intercampus Committee: Intramural Football, Basketball. EDWARD S. YVRIGHT Bergenjield, New jersey Dairy Science State Scholarshipg Glee Club 11, 253 Danforth Summer Fellowshipg Ag Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Dairy Science Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Rutgers Rural Review 13, 45. BRADLEY M. XVYATT, JR. Metuclzen, New jersey journalism Hillside Community Government, Mayorg Hillside Social Club 12, 453 journalism Society 13, 455 Intramural Cross Country, Soft- ball, Football: Transfer Student, Monmouth junior Collegeg Navy. JOSEPH YAKIMCHEK Cranbury, New jersey Political Science Army. GARRET H. YANAGI Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii Psychology Transfer Student, Hawaii. LEO T. YOUNG Medford, Massachusetts Sociology Hillside Social Club 11, 2, 353 Ski Club 13, 453 Sociological Society 13, 45, Presidentg Intramural Football, Basketball, Swimming, Soft- ball, Golfg Transfer Student, Northwest Missouri State Teachers College, Yvestminster Collegeg Navy. EDWIN ZABRANSKY Little Ferry, New jersey Electrical Engineering Rugters Engineer 13, 452 Ford Hall Club 12, 3, 45: Scarlet Barbs 12, 3, 453 AIEE-IRE 12, 3, 451 Booster Club 13, 453 Engineering Society 13, 453 Army. YVILLIAM ZAKALUK Manville, New jersey Political Science Marine Corps, KENNETH L. ZANKEL Higlrlancl Park, New jersey Physics resin JOHN XV. ZATKO Liberty Corners, New jersey Poultry Seienre Herbert Scholarship: Ag Field Day Committee: Freshman Football: Ag Club 11, 2, 3, 45: Chess Club 1l, 25: Poultry Science Club 1l, 2, 3, 45: Rutgers Rural Reiriew 1l, 2, 3, 45, Editor4in-Chief, FRANK P. ZINIMER Spring Lake, New jersey Biological Srienfe Zeta Psi: YVRSU 1351 Block X Bridle 1l, 2, 3, 45: Rifle Ik Pistol Club 115: Intramural Football, Basketball. Swimming, Baseball. Q JOHN Ay. ZIMMERMAN Broolcilyn, New York Civil Engineering Beta Theta Pi, Vice-President: Varsity Swimming 13, -l5: ASCE itll: Hillside Social Club 13, 45: Newman Club 12, 35: Varsity R Club 115: Transfer Student. North Carolina: Navy. NATHANIEL H. ZIMSKIND Trenlon, New jersey English Sigma Alpha Nlu: Pliilosopliean Society 145: mlnllzo 1lr: C-lee Club t2l: Varsity Tennis 13, 45: Booster Club 11, 2, 3, 15: Hillel Founda' tion ll, 2, 3, 45: Italian Club 125. ROBERT A. ZINGERNL-XNN Bergenfeltt, New jersey Engineering Azlministrrztion Alpha Sigma Phi: State Rehabilitation Scholarship: ASAIQ 1l5: SAM 1l5. ELMER N. ZINNER Perth Amboy, New jersey Biologirnl Science Beta lota Lalnbda 13. 45: State Scholarship: Deans List 11, 2. 35: Hillel Foundation 115: Intramural Football, Tennis. MATTHEYV M. ZUCK Clifton, New jersey Business Administration YVho's YVho 135: Crown 8: Scroll: YVRSU 12, 3, 45, Cold R: Com- muters Club 11, 25: Quad Club 12, 35: Scarlet Barbs 135: Booster Club 125: Arms. ALVARO ZULOAGA Bogota, Colombia Business Adininistration Chess Club 1-15: French Club 11, 2, 3, 45: Literary Club 1l, 2, 3, 45: Sketch Club 145: Spanish Club 11, 2, 3, 45. STANLEY C. ZYBORT Maplewood, New jersey Edutvztion Connnuters Club 125: Literary Club 115: Photographic Society 125: Rifle K Pistol Club 11, 25: Air Force. EDWVARD J. ANDERSON Merrick, N. Y. English DONALD WV. BARR New Brunswick, N. j. Civil Engineering JOHN A. BATCHA, JR. Englishtown, N. j. Plant Science RAY H. BATTLE Monroeville, N. j. Farm Crops STANLEY L. BERNE jersey City, N. j. English CHARLES T. BILLS Ocean Grove, N. j. Chemistry STANLEY D. BONNER, JR. Rockville Centre, N. Y. Business Administration XVILFRED G. BORDUIN Prospect Park, N. j. English DOUGLAS BOYDEN Princeton, N. j. 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General Education MATTHEXV J. KERBEC Trenton, N. j. Electrical Engineering CHESTER R. KURKOWVSKI New Brunswick, N. j. Economics DONALD E. LAKE South Amboy, N. j. Chemistry ANTHONY LUPKOYVSKI jersey City, N. j. General Agriculture PAUL K. LYNNER Floral Park, N. Y. General Education DONALD MAASS Nutley, N. j. Business Administration ERIC MACKEY Trenton, N. j. Chemistry JAMES C. MCKINNEY Titusville, Pa. Business Administration LAUCHLAN G. MCNEILL Cranford, N. j. American Civilization JOSEPH MIENTUS Iroington, N. j. Business Administration HENRY MILLER Bradley Beach, N. j. Mechanical Engineering MELVIN MILLINGER jersey City, N. j. Business Administration JOHN R. MORRISON Brooklyn, N. Y. Engineering Administration MILFRED L. NEALIS Matawan, N. j. History ROBERT R. NUGENT Brooklyn, N. Y. Physical Education RICHARD O'CONNELL Bergenyield, N. j. Physical Education JOSEPH PALLER Bethlehem, Pa. Chemistry WVILLIAM PELLINGTON Ramsey, N. j. Physical Education ANGELO PETOLETTI Iselin, N. j. Psychology RICHARD PEYREK Washington, N. j. Animal Science RUDY A. PFUHL Ramsey, N. j. General Agriculture CHARLES POST Short Hills, N. j. Romance Language SEJF PROTOPAPA Montclair, N. j. . Physics JAMES E. RICHARDS Farmingdale, N. j. Agricultural Engineering ALBERT RICHTER Bayonne, N. j. General Education FRED L. RITTER North Bergen, N. j. General Education YVILLIAM G. ROBERTSON New Brunswick, N. j. Animal Science GUILFORD ROBINSON New York, N. Y. Animal Science JOSEPH T. RUFF New Brunswick, N. ul. Biological Science EDYVARD SAMSON New Brunswick, N. j. Sociology JAMES J. SATTUR Perth Amboy, N. j. General Education JOSEPH SEWARD Montclair, N. j. journalism MICHAEL SHAAHA Highland Park, N. j. English DONALD SHERNVOOD Bronxville, N. Y. Business Administration DONALD J. SMITH Loch Arbour, N. j. General Education DONALD SMITH South River, N. j. Chemistry MARK A. SMITH East Orange, N. j. Mathematics WILLARD SMITH Bernardsville, N. j. Animal Science HERMAN STEUDEL Passaic, N. j. Pre-forestry NVILLIAM STRICHER Union City, N. j. Economics HARRY K. SVVAN South Bound Brook, N. j. General Education LEO F. SYVARTZMILLER Somerville, N. j. Plant Science ERNEST T. TIERNEY Woodridge, N. j. Business Administration FRANCIS TORPEY Somerville, N. j. English ERNEST B. TURP Hightstown, N. j. Animal Science ROBERT VAN DOREN Highland Park, N. j. Physical Education DONALD YVEBERSINN Ramsey, N. j. Pre-forestry ALBERT WERT Princeton, N. j. Business Administration YVARD WHITEHORNE New Brunswick, N. j. Geology BENTLEY WICKHAM New Brunswick, N. j. Business Administration RICHARD YVILSEY Sea Isle City, N. j. Business Administration JOHN O. WINNER Trenton, N. j. journalism JEROME B. YVRIGHT Camden, N. j. English STEPHEN ZELENY Nutley, N. j. Plant Science GEORGE P. ZIRNITE New Brunswick, N. j. English Honors X,- fw rf I .MAH--s ani' , .,..v, 1, -nf I s, 4' v1 an 1? 4- , ffs if? Q J! fggfz , ir? 'Th I Kes- a if V s, rf pf , . 3 , f X . Q P 1 ,M ,ig 1 A Q - , ,v , f l, My 5 f f ' . Q' 1, I U M' ' ,UQ ' gg' 12 Q ' . , . . .1 1. , , W - X, W'-w1wf'v'5.,-1 QV ' AE w f 'W uf x , , gg f, Q, N . wie w At 3 'x w , few mn 6 ffljw. W fy W f W , 2 P X Am K pei 3 2 S 2 X tudent Uouncil STUDENT GOVERNING ASSOCIATION Established at Rutgers in l923 OFFICERS Milton Viorst .. Edward Mahonev ............. Peter Smith .... Morton Chiat .... YVilliam Sharp .. Peter Bender Charles Carroll Anthony Cillo Howard Cook David Davis Edward Swartz II2 ..,.................President .Vive President .....Rec. Sec. . . . .Cowes Sec. . . . . Treasurer Donald Ferry Anthony Iannerone Leon Root Norman Salt Ivan Sherman Cap and knll SENIOR HONORARY SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1900 Edward Mahoney .. .... President Frank Adams john Behrend Andy Dundon Norman Graf John Kahn Edward Swartz I I3 Herb Klein Ariel l.andy Leon Root Richard Secrlow lvan Sherman Phi Beta Kappa CLASS OF 1951 Martin Alexander lVarncr .Alexander Donald H. Amick George M. Badoyannis john Bender Arthur D. Bickhardt Douglas G, Boyden Floyd Brandow David H. Brown Crispin Calvo Richard E. Cherin Herbert E. Cohn Richard C. Crovatto John P. Curran lValter Da n nhauser john H. Donnelly Irvin I.. Emanuel Sidney L. Emerman Harold YV. Emery Edward G. Fleischmann HONORARY SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1869 Carl A. lfrahn Robert E. lfroetsclier Bernard E. Geaghan Howard R. Gersten Richard E. Gillis Michael Gladis Jerome O. Goldlisher Stuart O. Goldsmith Albert Goldstein Franklin lf. Hannoch Donald AI. Horvath Jacob QI. Hnthmacher Donald R. lsleib l.eRos' Kellogg John N. Kolesar Gerson R. Kramer Harry A. Krausse Nathan Kritzberg Eugene N. Kupchik lVilliam P. Liehesman Lowell G. McLellan George W. Nlingin Frank R. Mraz lValter E. Ousterman, Jr. Nlartin Reisman Oscar R. Rodig john R. Rogers Ronald R. Rogers Elwood Rosenblatt Allonse R. Russo Alvin S. Scliachter Donald C. Schek Werner H. Schmid jules l. Schwartz james H, Simpson Richard E. Sparrow Edward R. Swartz Aaron 'lemkin -lohn A. Yan Sant Milton Viorst Raymond F. llfalter, Marvin l'Vaxman Herman lvilensky john R. YVittpcnn Elmer N. Zinner CLASS OF 1952 Charles YV. Armerding Hugh XV. Ashmore Phillip A. D'Alesandro Edward F. Dalton l'Valter J. Dex Thomas A. Dieraul Oscar NV. Greenberg Robert F. Hoctor Richard N. Hunt Phillip C. Laris Donald H. Norman Allen B. Robbins C. Peter Wagner Henry O. lVerntz, ll Who' Who NATIONAL COLLECIATE HONOR SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1941 Thomas Addy Charles Adrian John Behrend Peter Bender Anthony Cillo Howard Cook David Davis XV alter Dex Norman Dickerman Donald Ferry Fred Gabriel Richard Gerweck Richard Godnick Anthony Iannarone Gershon Jaffe John Kahn Ariel Landy Edward Mahony James Monahan Michael Perona Leon Root Norman Salt Richard Seelow IVilliam Sharp Ivan Sherman Peter Smith Henry Steiner Edward Swartz Thomas Tegen Raymond Van Cleef Milton Viorst John Zatko Brown and oroll JUNIOR HONORARY SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1939 OFFICERS XValter Dex ......,.......,......... Presirlenl Henry Steinei '..... ....... I 'ice PVKSIAIIEIII Robert Comstock . . .... Serrelrlry-Treasurel' David Cllnircliill Anthony Cillo Howard Cook Harold Corizzi Donald Ferry Herbert Glirkinan Richard Codnictk Anthony Iannarone james Monahan Norman Salt john Scihuck Kenneth 'I'i'usc'ott oarlet Ke JUNIOR SERVICE SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1926 jack Stover .. James Pirtle Xkfallace Beneville Robert Canley Howard Cook Lenox Cooper Richard Dell Field Emerson Richard M. Godniek Hal Gregory Alan Grody George Jorgensen Robert Kennedy OFFICLERS .,....................President . . . ..,. Secnftzlry-Treasurer David Lundberg Donald Maass Duncan Morrison Frank Odell XVillia1n S. Ogden Robert Strong Merrill Taub Harold A. Tindall IVillian1 I. Thompson joseph Toleno Kenneth Truscott Herbert NVeinstein I I7 i Chi HONORARY PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY lfsrablished at Rutgers in l949 Ol l lCERS Clifford Pistolesc .,,........,. .... P rfsiclent Gordon McCoy .... ..... S 6l l'6ffZ'TQ' Arthur Biciklizlrflt .... .... T renszlrer Gerald Ebers Martin Gould Michael Glaclis Beverly Hill Douglas Cosnell John O'Dormel Arthur Orgil I I8 'Pau Kappa Alpha HONORARY FC J R ICNSIC SOCIETY Estublishccl zu Rulgcrs in H129 Gale K. King Thomas Acldy Harold Elnery Gerald Ennis Dorothea Garber Hlallace Greenberg Riflmzllxl lfcinbcrg II9 De' hate Coach lane Grohe John lialnm Allen K2lSS0l. Marion l,zu'inc Iflllll XYiuIl' Alpha I' i Umega HONORARY DRAMATIC SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1949 OFFICERS Leighton Saville ........,........... President Robert Coiustocik .... ....... I ice President Margot Peroua .... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer Richard Clicriu . , . ........ Representative to Queens Players Council liclward Mahoney George Sommers Fred Ritter Donald Vose I20 Alpha eta David YV. Amerman Walter' Ballinger George XV. Cummins James Drew Robert Dunn Robert Ferguson Robert Gero HONORARY AGRICULTURAL FRATERNITY Established at Rutgers in l922 OFFICERS George YV. Mingin ......... . Bernard G. Levine . . . Raymond H. Battle John Post ........,.. Werner H. Ritzau . . . Norman T. Graf Edwin Grushinski Richard Hemsarth Allan Kates Richard Krantz Donald R. Isleib I2l Chrmcelloi' .......Cens0r .. . .Scribe . Treasurer C11 ronicler Fred Mahn Donald Polin Samuel R. Race John Stephenson James Thomson Ralph YV. Uster Peter Wlagner Beta Iota Lambda HONORARY BIOLOGY SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1935 OFFICERS Lester Xveiss ............... Philip Laris ...... Donald C. Sehek . ., Albert Arouh Hugh Ashmore Lorraine Bara Henry Beckwith Douglas Boyden Philip Cohen Herbert E. Cohn Lorraine Copperthwaite John Delano Walter Dex Irwin Emanuel John Fenick Churchill Franklin Hyman Gelbard Jerome Goldfisher Ronald Goldman Sylvia Goldstein Hedwig Golebiewski Betty Hill Diana Ides George Kaufman XVilliam Liebcsinann Lowell McLellan -lean Moyne-han I22 President . . .Serrntary Trezlstwer Phyllis Page Martin Riesman John Rogers Elwood Rosenblatt Mildred Smith Barbara Straus Richard Uhlman I-Iariet I'Valsh Henry Xlferntz David l'VicofI Roger YVilliams Miriam Lukacs XVolur Elmer Zinner Delta Phi Alpha Robert Appleton John Bender Rowland Blythe Herbert Cohn Richard Coley Thomas Degnan Wlalter Dex Stephan Dubel Irwin Emanuel Gerald Erber Churchill Franklin Michael Gladis Thomas Hamilton Richard Hunt HONORARY GERMAN SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1932 Ol l7ICERS Werner Schmid .................... Presidenl Joseph Huthmarher . . . . . , Vire President Carl Goldstein ....... ....... . Secrelary Morey Hlosnitzer .... .... T rerlsurcr Victor lrmiere XVillian1 Janos Burton .Ionap George Kaufman Philip l.aris XVilliam Liebesman John M ciCluslcy Lowell McLellen Theodore Mechanik George Plaganes George Riabov John Roehm George Romoser I23 joel Shepard James Simpson Herbert Sinakin Thomas Slahetka XVilliam Stern Aaron Temkin Robert Thaler Marvin XVaxman jules YVeinrach Henry Werntz YValter YVnek John Zimmerman Charles Zink George Zirnite lloooomio Honor Sooiot 2 X 4 i E 1 ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY listablisllecl at Rutgers in H147 lfrankin F. H?1llllflC'l1. .,........... Presiderll litlwarcl R. Swartz ........,..,.. I'1'm President lieuneth C. Csell .,..,... Ilrmrrlzozg Secrelzlry Riclrarcl E. Slazllrow . . .COP'l'lf.8'fJI2IIIIll1g' Sefretary .Xlvin S. Sl'l12lCllICl' ............,.... Y,I'6lt.YllV6T Eclwzrrcl C. Fleislmlan Manuel H. Greenberg' Gerson B. Kramer Harry A. Krausse IZHIICS C. Meliinuey XYaltc1' lvl. Oustcrmzm, Ir. Russell Sllerman John R. XVittpenn Iolm Deliona Samuel Freeman Donald A. Gsell Robert F. Hoctor XVarren Kaps 'llmomas AI. Muc'cilo1ti Bernard XVecht Edward XV. Youugsman Kiwi a Kappa P I HONORARY BAND SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1 OFFICERS Xvllblll' I homas ................... Richard Shepherd .............. Viz Richard Popovieh . . . . . . . . . . XVil1iam Moore . . . . . . Philip Anklowitz YVil1iam Christie Joseph KI. Moravek I25 942 .President 'e President . Secretary . Treasurer XVHITCII I. Paul Frank Kuliinski Leonard Hfane Keramo HONURARY CERAMIC FRATERNITY Established at Rutgers in l946 OFFICILRS .james R. Bklfllllllill Ricliarcl C. Phoenix Nlalcolm R. Harris R, Gerald Mills ... james R. Bachman Malcolm R. Harris .... .President Vice President . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer R. Gerald Mills Richard C. Phoenix lieruarcl D. Roesch Phi Alpha mm HONORARY HISTORY FRATERNITY Established at Rutgers in l949 Harold Emery .. Thomas Fulton .... jules Cohn ......,. ,... Thomas Brennan Thomas E. Addy Roger Benson David Davis john Donnelly Herbert C. Freeman Stuart O. Goldsmith 0l l lCERS ...................Prr'si1lm1l . . . . . . Vice President S6f'T6fI1 ry- Treasurer .........Hist0rian Richard N. Hunt joseph Huthmacher Rogerj. Kopstein Donald H. Norman Ronald Rogers Milton Viorst I27 Phi Lambda Up ilon cg .I- R R P. S. H . .Xlexanclrowicz . Bezluinont . Countryinan Mt. .. HONORARY CHliMIS'l'RY FRA'I'liRNI'l'Y Established at Rutgers in l92fl A. xV1lSOI1 .. ..,.............,.... President , YV. Holly .... .......... I 'irc President . Prochziskzn .. ......, Sefretary-Ti'f'1:.m1'e'2' T. Gottesman ...... Correspmlzlizzg' Sfflllfflll'-X' U. P. Strauss .... ......... K IOIIIIVHOI' I.. Layton NI. Manganelli I. Nicholson C. Orlick .-X. Paterson D. Reinhold M. RlCfll31'ClS H A. Salant lu. A. Sherman P. R. Sweet YV. Koch Vandeputte M R. XVeiss li. l.. XVisnyi l l l Svalbard and lllalle Gerald R. Andeskie Nathaniel R. Avalla Bronsen A. Booth Frank Hrennen James E. Burns Anthony R. Cillo John F. DeVaney Vidvud A. Dikert Robert A. Dillmeier Peter XV. Elling lValter Fisher Herbert S. Glickman Paul F. -Ianoca HONORARY MILITARY SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1923 OFFICERS Frank S. Koos ....................... Captain Russell C. Greer ..... .... I first Ijeulennnt Michael A. Panueci .... .... . Semml Lieutenant Richard G. Mills . . ..... Ifirst Sergeant Paul Jansak Wilbur lensen John Kelly Stanley A. Kerr Samuel M. Kind Martin D. Klena Richard Krantz Herman Kruckuer Stanley Liutkus James E. Monahan Stewart E. Nazzaro Howard E. Ottley 129 52Z+2' Bruce H. Parker Richard C. Phoenix James ul. Pirtle Ronald R. Rogers Alphonse R. Russo Roman B. Rutkowski Henry l,. Sanderson Michael Schatz John F. Schuck Allan G. Seywert George S. Veghte Herman L. VVirth Robert Xfllygant Tau Beta Pi HONORARY ENGINEERING SOCIETY Established at Rutgers in 1934 A OFFICERS George M. Badoyannis ..,.....,..... Presidenl Russell C. Greer . Paul A. Ketclipel . Fred C. Gabriel . Henry Stranahan Alerome Dintenfass Theodore A. Abeln Frank P. Aitelli Robert Bigliano WValter T. Drugan Leonard Finkel Carl F. Guerci Malcolm R. Harris Frank Kwatanowski Alexander O. Levy Arthur K. Maurer Allison P. Mearns Vive President .................Treasuerei . . . . .Correspondirzg Secretary . . . .... Rewarding Secretary ... ............ Cataloger Joseph Moravek Nick Osifchin Paul T. Paraskevas Robert A. Patricelli Richard C. Phoenix Donald R. Robinson Richard D. Smith Robert C. Smith Robert G. Teller Joseph W. Timko William P. VVetzel Eta Kappa HONORARY lil .IiC'l'RICAl. ENGINEIERING SOCIETY listzrblishccl Ill Rutgers in 1950 Arthur K. Maurer Robert liiglizmo . Joseph lXlOl'2lYCli .. YValler Rznnsclcn Allison li. Mc-urns Fred Gabriel George Bzldyonnis lor fIfIClIiRS ...........,..,,..I'rf'.sir1z311l Vfrrf I'rc.s'irIr'11l . , . . ,lff'C'0l'l1'I'lIg SI?f'!l?fIlI'-X' CUH'I'Sl207I!II-71g Sa'r'relar3' ,.............TJ'f?fl.Y'Ill'lfl' L' lliutcnluns l3l joseph limko l-'rank .Xilclli Living Groups Saw Sys V S M, '-0, 4, ,A Wa-ae .TL A,,M.,,L , H 1 . X Ga , ffm' o 50 'id il -I 1 o 'gg de? ,59.-gfykb H '2c'a5' Bela Phi Chapter-11 Union Street-On Campus 1937 OFFICERS Presiclerzl ....,............ Siezvnrt E. Xazarro Vice-Pre.sider1t ,.... Henry A. Aliller, jr. S6I'V6fIll'5' ....4 ...... I -ouis F. Scliropp, jr. Treuszzrer ..... Samuel P. Hekemian, jr. SENIORS: Edward F. Breniak, Micheal Damato, IVillia1n T. Frazier, Samuel P. Hekeinian Ernest R. Liptak, Arthur A. Marshall, Henry A. Miller, Stewart E. Nazzaro, XVilmer S. Powell, Allred C. Shisler, -IUNIORS: Harry Aiuling, Ronald Asinari, john YV. Biederwoll, Robert D. Krebs, Donald XV. Maass, David D. Mangiante, Frank E. Robinson, X'Vellington Rounds, Leroy G. Schock, -Ir. Louis F. Schropp, Vernon E. Stratton, Albert Tomlinson, Allan A. Joorhis. SOPHOMORES: YI'll0lllHS Richards, Daniel X. YVelch. PLEDGES: joseph C. Chapman, Richard G. Popovieh, James Kirner, joseph F. Belle Isle, Richard XV. Cortlett, Norbert L. Foglietta, Peter H. Schult, Vincent P. Anclalora, E. Carl Black- burn, Donal P. Conway, Edwin I. Cordes, John Johnson, Edward A. Kelley, Alexander XY. Mackenzie Ill, Cordon A. Proctor, John F. Magosin, -Ir., Carl A. Rogers, Xvilllfilll E. Rutsch, Richard E. 'I'rax'is. If'lml'.s' the lalest on Korea? I34 ,f1z,,zm ew ww 35 Xlziclizlr. Sidney H. Nelson, Stephan NI. Pztrello, Sznnuel R. Rafe. Howznml C. Sayre, Clonxilio . AZN :fl iz ,Wg it Hx 991 f Q .i H-tt,k..i2gg, Beta Theta Chapter-40 Hardenberg Street-On Campus 1931 OFFICERS l,l'!'.S'l'If!'Ilf ................,....... IV. l'. Howe V1'1'e-l'1 f'.x'i1l1'1ll .... ...., 7 'lminrm 'lifgrfn Sc l'TI'NII'y' ..,,.., ..,. 1 fohvrf P. CIIIIIX Trf'11.x'11rf'r . ,... Sliflllfj' .Y1'I.sm1 SICNIORS: Charles 'If Bills. Stanley IJ. Bonner, Marlin .X. l5l'zn'c'. XYilliznn P. Howe, Hzn-old Sznlzino. George M. Somers, 'lhonizts Tegen. Robert C. Zingerinzun. IUNIORS: Robert P. Cllztns. Howzml R. Dentz, lfznnes Drew, .-Xllrecl Lehlonen. Donald H. Xor- nmn. Hzirrv Selmer, Robert CL. Strong, lfrecl Vlilllllilf. lznncs XX'z1lsh. , i . SOPIIONIORILS: Hugh l.. Clztrlc-ton. .Xnclrew .-X. Gasparirlt, .Xrthnr florniley. H. Scott Hurt, joseph il. Hemphill. l'l.liDCL1iS: Victor .xl'C'i12illliJ2lllil, Joseph A. Hilosa, john XY. Nlfcilllllll, XVi1lian1 Bjorsen -Xntliony Catania, Robert If. Denniston. Robert NI. Plaskow, .Xllrecl Freiinark. Richard Neicler. Howzirtl I.. Smith. I,fm!:'.t goof! for the lH1VL'III.X. I36 X. BQII -7411.9 Q Beta Gamma Chapter-50 Union Street-On Campus 1879 OFFICERS Presirlelzt .................. lolnz R. l'IvIHfI6717'l Vice-Presfrlmil .. ......... Alruz T. Smith Secretary ..... . . .liifllrlrrl S. O,CUIITlKH 'l'rff11szn'er . . . ...,. lI'illin111 I. Tlmmpson SENIORS: Eric Mackey, CiCO1gC H. Roberts, Rollei-L R. Kilnn, Alan Shade, John Zimmer- man, Robe1'L Ii. Hallner, I,eRoy Kellogg. Allan 'l'. Smith, John R. IVitLpenn, Cliznles A. Hern- ing, 'lliomas Ii. Neuviller. lIUNlORSl.ouis Y. I.. liowers, I'll'CLlCl'IC A. Hall, Ri1'l1al'd S. O'Connell, john If. Otto, YVilliam I. Thompson, John l,. Kelly, Donald li. Sherwood. Robert G. Clanley. SOPHOMORES: John D. I'l111C1'l', Edward Hnrtzulo. -Ir., Donald Stevens, Richard M. Hag- man. james R. Cerone. James F. Doyle, Cllarles lf. fillllffll, Jr., Ric'l1zn'd B. Comyns. lf. XVilliam Franke, Alznnes H. Larson, XV. Lane Ruslnnore. PLIQDGIQS: Neal Simonson, Melvin Iznylor, James Vey, jack Vallani. XYilliam Tighe, Al Ike, James Eflinger, Wlalter Quinn, Robert Holmes, Hmvzn'd Anderson, 'lliomas Doane, Charles Lawrence, Herbert Bonash, Roberl lintterfield. Tlwse claw ni Igrnze forever I38 3616 pl Della Chapter- 95 College Hvenue - On Campus 1867 OFFICERS PT6Sl.d67'lf ..............,........ john lllulch Vice-President .... .... F red McDowell Secretary .....,. .... l flfillis Howard Treasurer .. .... Robert lifithey SENIORS: Frederick C. Clark, George Goldey, Richard Gravatt, John M. Handley, Karl E. Lanker, Fred McDowell, John Mutch, Louis A. Trapp, Richard X'Veiler, John O. YVinner. JUNIORS: James YV. Brooks, Albert Calello, David Churchill, Roger A. Gravatt, George N. Jorgensen, Norman R. Little, Thomas M. Lyons, Malcolm J. McVeigh, Donald Miller, John H. Mion, XVilliarn A. Nyinan, David B. XVarren, Robert A. VVithey. SOPHOMORES: Robert T. Filep. Horace Greely, Jr., Harold H. Heins, Jr., Y'Villis Howard, Jr., Phillip M. Knapp, Richard Olsson, John E. Paulus, Robert T. Quackenboss, YV. Burton Salisbury, Robert P. Sheets, William P. Snedeker. PLEDGES:Peter P. Gebel, Lloye P. Griffiths, Charles C. Hullfish Richard Kahler, David Ogonofski, Fred Perkins Ill, Hlalter T. Porter, Richard A. Mlright. Twas a cold wintefs evening l I40 . we W7 Y X' ini, -Q 'ff WWE .,., W' Q, 1461 'W fwf A wg- 3' HZ , 16954, 'K' ,sf '- 25 5' I-32? ' Q' il X ,K .Wim , 3 ' an A Q fy A p sf Ya 3' 1 A, ,fx .Q Ray wwf ff'-fwff .ws , v ,kip - ,, . M :lg 1 .w. , --ki? K.,' X ,M V 1. .1 'gi A51 ff? X, J N L ,M .ff I I WN vii? , -an 555131 L!! 5 y , 'Y I ii S' ,Yi Ji in , 4 f, Elia ff-CP' K ' p A JK .JJ fw-A Q V315 I Jffiif S' 5 1 fvl'. lllpha Rho Chapter-114 College lllvenue-On Campus 1879 OFFICERS Presidenl ......,........... john A. Belzrenrl Vice-Presidenl . . . . . .Robert R. Comstock Secretary ...... .... A lumes AI. Hentley Trezzsurer . . . .... jeremy Bacon SENlORS:AIohn A. Behrend, jack M. Denardo, Samuel -I. Finlav, Robert K. Fox. Frank E. Fran- cisco, James E. Hassert, john A. Hassert, Peter R. Lamscha, Donald P. Meiss, Guy D. Plunkett Jr., Charles I. Post Raymond E. Van Cleef Jr. AIUNIORS: Jeremy Bacon, XVallaee l.. Beneville. John M. Bertram, Harry M. Brundage, Robert R. Comstock, Harold Corizxi, KI. Donald Cronin, Dudley A. Eppel, James M. Heatley, Paul Jansak, Alfred C. Nasper, James XV. Schnell, Charles B. Slack, David XV. Stahl. SOPHOMORES:Joseph 'l'. Ambrose, David C. Babington, Neil T. Burton, Charles Carroll, P. James Cunningham, Thomas F. Dowd -Ir., Henry K. Manger, Robert B. Tillotson. PLEDGES: X'Valker Glassford, Robert C. Howell, Harold K. Lonsdale, Kenneth Matthews, Norbert R. Pendergast lll, Alfred Richardson, Bryce Seaman. FRESHMEN:Robert B. Arnold, John R. Buehler, George A. Denardo, John I. Dexter, C. Nor- man Driscoll, Joseph H. Edgar Jr., David C. Edwards, Gerald V. Gabriel, Richard Forbes, Duane Ekedahl, H. Maurice Landemare. Wfhen tht' Greeks Come ,llnrching In. l42 A141 if Phi Chi Chapter - 78 College Flvenue - On Campus 1861 Ol+'lflCIliRS Ill4f'.YlI1f'Ill ...... .......... 1 lolln 15. .4f'lclf x', lll l'if'f'-l':1'.vf1Ie11l . . . .... llvllll-Illll M. Ifrzrzrzm' Sl'I'l't'ffllIh' ..... . . .llonulfl I . SflffI'l'fl!'lll 'l'rf'fl.s'11n'r . . ,.,, Cflllfllfx' Ii. Hzlllml SENIORS: Alohn B. .Xckleyg Ill, hY2lllCl' XV. Anclersml. Stephen Boyle, Xhlllllillll M. l'llll'lllCfl'. Rlclmzml .X. Gerweck, Ruxsell Cl. Greer. Cllmurles li. Hanlon, liclwzncl P. hl2lll0IlCh'. lloseph Reeonsu. .Xllun CL. Seywel-L. .lohn XY. Slnlsler, Ralph P. Siekels. l1ll1C0llOl'L' XY. ,l'CI'llUllC, XYilliznn R. Yelllmerg. JUNIORS: George D. .Xpgznx .-Xnllmny R. Clillo. Roherl llhxllllllfj, Stephen Delaney, Donald YY. Ferry. llznnes li. hlillllllllill, .'Xl1ClICC2l lf. Xnc'il'cn'o, Ruben li. Nungent, Howurcl li. Ottley, Roman Rutkownki. Kenneth D. '1'r11scol1. l,ClL'l .X. XX'i11ge1'Ler. SOPHOMORLQS: lQCIlllCLll B. .Xnclerson. Ricllzml .X. Haan-isun, Robert H. Nlcphllister, George 'lf Rehlelclt, Samuel R. Sznnple. Russell Szlnclhlomn. slr., Donald F. Sntlerlielcl. Qlrnnes Cl. Yan Yliet. .IOIIZICDZIII NI. Meeker. l'I,IiDCLliS: .Iohn S. .Xrllnnp Donalcl Cl. Dm-inn, lun ll. cllillllllll, XVilliznn CI. Rue. David R. loole. Rznmoncl D. XYheeler, Henry Curl Lielzeek, Bzlll Garclner, -john F. Kl'2lllSllIlH1'. Alohn Xhvllllillll Bienclml. R. Sheldon Clznlisle. llnles XY. Phillips. Afllllll' XY. johnson. Philip T. Smith, Mainiki Nlien l'z1lersm1, llfllilllll Horn, Alherl CL. XY1'igl1t. .lu !'i'l'IllIIQ In wl11r'1l1Ir1'r. X xv xl' I44 4 R '11 Q' W 4.-if , gg J ,Q ., 1 drag Zpdilan W '-B24 Epsilon Chapter'-17 Union Slreel-On Campus 1845 OIVFICICRS Pl't'?S1'flCIIf ...... ............ . 'lllzuz 'l'. Norris l'i1'e-l'1'1'.s'irIci1I , . . ..,..., Rolwrl pl. 101105, Ir. Sffrrelzzry ...,. ,... l l'ill1'r1n1 I . .lIaH1'.sm1, jr. Y'l'f?Il.SlIl'I7l' .. ,.... H. Clyrlr' Alflrlzellf. jr. SENIORS: Robert H. Adanis, III. Alanies ll. Durand. lfrederick 'l'. Givens, Ranclolpli R. lane- way, Robert .X. Qlones, lr., XX'illizun R. Nlzittison, .Xllan 'l'. Norris. Brute T. lretlieway. JUNIORS: John .X. Bzttclia. R. Spencer Brent. Robert .X. Caffrey. S. Field Emerson, Rich- ard P. Hale, Il, Tlioinas M. Hill. Otlio lf. Huniplireys, II, John Perkins, Emil A. Sehrotli, SOPHONIORES: Nelson C. Baldwin. -lr., James N. S. Brewster, Henry F. Decker, H. Clyde Mitchell, Jr., Richard A. Textor. ,-Xrtlnn' T. Young. PLEDGIQS: Donald Duncan, XValter Heck, Heins Holienstein, Michal Nelson, John MacGregor. Hubbard Nitchie. Edwzircl Pegrani. George Starke. Alules Stockmun, Richard Xklestcott. lVlmI'.s ITIHIIP! I46 Q X wi i w 'H -1 li fbelia Wa ee Gamma Zeta Chapter- 40 Union Sireel-On Campus 1949 OFFICERS l're.side11f ...... ............ N 'orman T. Graf l 'ir,'e-PreszrleH1 . . . .... Hozvu rd R. Berridge Sefrelary ...... .... R ir'l'1f1r1l A. Bishop Treasurer . . .... .,Illllf?.Y I.. Brozvrz SENIORS: George XV. Cummins, David S. lfineh, Paul R. Gascoyne, Norman T. Graf, Arnon C. Greif, XVilmer NI. Hannum, Richard I.. Hemsarlh, Alan F. Hunter, Arthur F. Medaugh, Don- ald Smith, Charles R. Squazzo, Robert D. Stoepker, Francis A. Llnietis, George S. Veghte, Manning W. Voorhees, Albert l.. XVhite, Robert M. Ifunk. QIUNIORS: Howard R. Berridge, Richard A. Bishop, James L. Brown, XX'arren D. Buchanan, Linwood R. Davii. Everett Hughes. Ralph H. Myers, Erie Nelson, Henry I.. Sanderson, Donald lighe, Harold .-X. Iinclall, Robert L. Post. SOPHOMORICS: XVilliam I.. Christensen, Robert Grace. james V. Hampson, John 'I'homp- son. PLEDGES: James Bogtlanoviteh, John Boile, James Carluecti. Jack Forster, IValt Kostenbader. Arthur Libourel, -joseph Longo, Franklin C. Nelson, James Pellington. Stanley Rogers, James Rool, Joseph Sawicki, Robert Sorenson, Ed Van Benschoten. Bruce XVhite, Alohn Hlilson. S1fflIllIIH'll 1'QIlIpl?lU7lf for a new lzozmff. I48 .k 'M' x , l g,,M X 52 N is NS. 36? i PM 5 .gym f 65 fbelfa ' I49 ,I-' 2 We l Rutgers Chapter - 66 College Hvenue - On Campus 1858 OFFICERS President ..... .............. X Iolm H. Ruff Vice-President .... William j. Burke Secretary ..... .......... A llrm K. Illig Trerzsurer . . .... Donald E. Welaersinn SENIORS: Donald! H. Amick, Hlilliam J. Burke, Thomas YV. Cameron, James K. Carmack, Doug- las E. Gosnell, Hans Hamburger, George C. Hodgkiss, Marshall M. Johnson, Clarence D. McCormick, Frederick Picton, James D. Richardson, John H. Rufe, Robert S. Rutter, Done ald E. Hlebersinn, Hedley M. Hleeks, YVard A. YVhitehorne, Richard G. Hlhitson. JUNIORS: Richard H. Albers, John H. Brunner, Rex Cunningham, XV. Richard Haines, Hial- ter B. LaPrarie, John E. McCluskey, Wlilliam E. Mott, William S. Ogden, Richard G. Park- hurst, David C. VanSickle, C. Elmer Hlestfall. SOPHOMORES: Rober' L. Allcroft, Albert I. Dodd, Donald C. Drier, Robert L. Gooch, John P. Graham, Allan K. Illig, Kenneth M. Kroll, Charles P. Logg, Jr., Robert J. Riker, Gerard C. Shinn, Robert C. Stites, Albert Whelan. PLEDGES: Roger M. Cain, Nunzio A. Collareno, Hlilliam F. Doliber, Arthur L. Herr, James R. Kennedy, X'Villiam B. Moore, Robert YV. Trewhella. Have you been rz good lilfle girl? ISO 5:51. .fu 1 1, .,.,..,. . x'-aw P? u..,,,N ,D f,:a-QAM Q' 'ffm ,gk ,A Q nk, ' Y' nf!! 2 im- , 'Y' 4 ' X m1.f+'LV ,Msgs . 1- , ,f A 11 fist www V - Q, M my WU. . , W jfffgH2f5isi1. , ': ' w --Q22 'Swan ' 'L , Z. ,N , S 'X' 'fe , - W vb A 4 L. . , , lgi , ,X nt 'jff1-QW,, Z ' W Nw una . iii f ' ' ., TQ? Q ww A LV In '3 J 1 ! gag! , , , 3 ' UA' -:uw-. xi 3 4 w w, K 'K wx Lv? ,,,'. ff- 4-vm ' ...wr--0 Rutgers Chapter-19 Union Street-On Campus 1947 OFFICERS President ...... ............., C url A. Fralm, Vive-Presirlenl . . . .... 1311711.61 R. Davis Secretary ..... ....... H oward Cool: Treasurer .... .... b lemme Goldstein SENIORS: Rudoll O. Arndt, Victor B. Chin, David R. Davis, Roy H. Dvesterdick, Peter VV. Iilling, Carl A. Frahn, Peter G. Frigeri, Thomas K. Fulton, Martin F. Gould, Sejfi Protopapa, Leon Root, Richard S. Seelow, Jules M. Xlleinraeh, Brian D. Hlalters. AIUNIORS: Howard Cook, James R. Geddis, Jr., jack R. Goldberg, Jerome Goldstein, Donald A Gsell, Harry R. Hill, John C. Mehrkens, Anthony Pappas, Kent Roth. SOPHOMORES: Joseph Ascoly, Louis R. Little, Jr., Charles A. Morono, Melvin D. XVolf. PLEDGFS: -Iulib Dilatore, Arnold F. Frigeri, Lee R. Kersclmer, Robert Seidel, XVilliam F Tatern. a I l Get Jem 1117, jm' I52 gg 'mv' 1 fax alma? Y Gamma Upsilon Chapter- 14 Union Street- 0n Campus 1918 OFFICERS Presiclerzt .................. loxellnlz pl. ,Ycnzrsi ViC6-Pl'l?SI.lIl?1If . . . ..... Rir'lmrr1 C. Sargerzl S6l'l'C'f1llA' ...... ,,.. R onulrl If. llYIll'?lf't' Treuszzrer . . . . .Donrllfl R. Isleill Guerin, Donald R. Isleib, Frank A. lN'It'Kinney, Joseph A. Nemesi. William O'Hagen, Richard C. Sargent, Leonard R. Smith, jr., 1-ldgar Streich. SENIORS: james E. Burns, Charles G. Calderaro, David C. Crooks. joseph Csernica, James H -IUNIORS: Robert Butler, Carl A. Fleming, David YV. Lundberg. William Moore, III, Leon A. Pierce, Ronald E. XYarner. SOPHOBIORES: Arthur Crosse, Fred A. Dix, Freed Dolbow, James G. Dunn, Frank M. John- son, Robert L. Kalapos, Carl D. Kumpl, Robert A. Lainnl. John Lender. john B. Moore YVillian1 B. Palko, John F. Stadtlander, XVillian1 Sumnierill. PLEDGES: Gerald Dodgen, john Longley, Ralph XV. Maack, XVilliam S. Stranahan. Slompin' at the Savoy 1 4 1 a E 6 2 5 5 . I Y 2 2 Q 3 SIQXIORN -lzum-5 .Xlc-xzulilc-r, Rivlisml ll. liL'llIlL'll. liilwarcl liourlljj. 13110115011 .X. Bur , .gg X C ,Ji fi, 1l A !.!' ik! -1' 1 Phi Zeta Chapter - 164 College Flvenue - On Campus 1913 Ul lf1CIliRS l'1f'.x'fflr'11! ........... ,XVIIHIIIIII Cf. CIl1rii'fm1l, ll. liz1'-I'n'.s'1'rlr'1ll . . . ....,. liwlawll ll'. IJIIIQIIIIHX S'1'r'n'l41lx' .,... . . , llllllffl' ll'11ral:, ll. 'l'1'r'r1.s'l1n'l' .. . . . .lfflljzll ll. lfslwi itll. 'lilicmlurc liliilllf. CLL-orgc Bl'l'llIlC'l'. Nflflllllll CI. Clrziwlm-il, l 1'cilc-rick CL. l,CIlllll'CSl, Neil XY. lrxing, XVillizmi Irwin. lizirl X, .I0lIllSfJIl. llolm XY. l,2lllC', Riclizml l.cisci'. Frzuik F. 1.111-1-ascii. lliomzu R. Nlillvr. Donzilcl Il. 5c'tl1mmlc1', llrmzilil li. Ozilxlcy. lic-:lm-lli H. Robin- son. Ralph XY. lktcr. .lolm l'. Yigucis. lhmzilcl 'lf Vow, Eli.. Wznllvi- XYm'lC, IVNIORH: CLC-oi-gc .X. .Xguilzug Ricliaml XY. llumli, Xiilmlxu .X. Clzunpzinilc. llolm XY, llclzmo, Rolmcrl If. IDL' Hull. Xlvlllltl Dex. llvialrcil CL. l l'c'3. Rolla-IL XY. lillllgllilllx llzirulml l.C'INUll. Nicllolzis IJ. l,UlillS5O. 'Izuncx l'i1allc-, Ruclolpll Nl. Szllxzim. .Xllilrcw Sixzllx. Nlillllll IJ. Sullmllill. I llllll C.. Xlzillxcip lzumw ll. Xxllllllll. . m SOl'HONlORliS: -IHIIICN lf. licll. -luwpli S. Clzimlz. .lolm li. l'iC'lil'L'C'. Ilrmzllcl lfjclslzxcl. qlzinics 13. l'l2lIllilllN. Rolmcrt .X. Huxlccl. .X. Rulwll Knoll. X'C'l'IlUIl Nlills. llouglzu li. Nlunlxn. Cllyrlc- YY. Rliulmzul. lfmlwzml .X. Simmi. lolm H. filimlcmlzum. l'I.l'.IDC,l'.5: ll2ll'0l4l ll2lXC'N, Rogc-115. .Xll5llll. Owcil Il. C.:1ssiclx'. lilflllllll C.. lxzimli. xxlllllilll Natalie, .lfJ5L'IJll .-X. Iirmvmlc. Blllll' X. Cllymcia, fill1lllC'S l,C'lIlIJWOlli, llulm li. lilll-Riillllllllbll. lmcpli li. lfmmiclicrllzi. .X. Cllillurcl llznmncll, Riilizml S. lla-me-x'l. Cllillmil l. NIOIICN. XX'il- lia111 lf. l.clm1:mn, Civuigc Nlilxulzi. l.ui'cllc NI. Cllwrg, Riillzml If. Smith. .Xlcxzimlcr Cl. Stark, Rolacrl .X. Xhillcls. -lolm Nl. XX'inzml. Iinwiilr Hl1'Il1H!'S Un Ihr lirml.'V' 156 ,fy If 'ur--J T ff Q ,, Q b r 1,34 'JJ ' 'wa 11,5 GQ 5' 'u . E 1 . ,mms fin- -71 . , , a ff: AM ss- ws, gf--Q L45 - Lamba Chapter -4 mine Street - On Campus 1915 OFFICERS I't'e5i1I1fr11 ........,... Ffflllkllill I . HflIIIll21,'ll,tIt'. Vice-Presiflffrtl . . . ...... flrlolplz Sclllesinger Secretary ...... .... H erbert I'Il'ei11stff1in Trefzsznm' . . . . . .Ricllzlrd E. Clmrin SENIORS: Aaron L. Black, Herbert Cohn, Nathan Diamond, Malcolm R. Harris, Donald I. Harrison. Samuel M. Ki11d, YVillian1 Liebestnan. Stanlev Michaelson, Stanton Oliver, El- wood C. Rosenblatl. KIUNIORS: Arthur Friedland, Herbert S. Glickrnan, Richard V. Goldberg, Dwight N. Hal- pern, Jay H. Lanin, Bernard H. Litolf, .lay H. Loery, Richard M. Neuberger, Jack Piekarsky, M. Henry Rosenblatt, Donald M. Salsburg, David L. Schwartz, Hlilliam B. Stern, Robert B. XVerner, Maurice l. XX'olHnger. SOPHOMORES: Antonio A. Brilakis, Irwin L. Hack, Martin B. Konner. Kenneth YV. Miller, Edward Schoitet, Gene M. Schwartz, Henry M. Spritzer, XValter A. Vahl, joel YVeiss, Bernard H. XVillett, Edward R. Ringel. PLEDGES: Philip C. Laris, Joseph A. Balinkie, YVillian1 R. Cohen, Ralph F. Deutchman, Elliot L. Feinberg, Hirsch Y. Fishbein, XV. Robert Knapp, Jr., Alan l. Knopf, Bruce Lewin, Max A. Luber, Z. Richard Sacknran, Charles L. Silverman, Barry D. Targan. Ojverrzfiotz Mmcl: I58 Phi Zpfulon pl GLUII 'A' - QM' f fu Ilu Beta Chapter- 72 Easton Flvenue-On Campus 1917 OFFICERS President' . . . .............. Thomas E. Addy Secrelary ............ ....... x Iolm E. Htmn Reeording Secretary .... .... C lzarles O. Hulse Treasurer ......... , . .,-lndrew C. Dundon SENIORS: Thomas E. Addy, Donald T. Burger, Robert A. Byers, Aerts H. Colby, Thomas J. Dolphin, John S. Drayton, Andrew C. Dundon, John YV. Ferriday, Charles O. Hulse, John E. Hunn, Edmund R. King, Allison B. Mearns, Louis C. Nenninger, John YV. Roper, Arthur R. Thiel, Ernest B. Turp. -IUNIORS: joseph E. Bamford, Ronald T. M. Boriek, Kenneth P. Clayton, jack A. Cowan. lVilliarn R. Drayton, C. Churchill Franklin,Edn1und C. Johnson, Andrew YV. Krnetzo, A. Kimball Marsh, Charles E. McDonough, lVillia1n H. Souder, Jack L. Stover, lfValter E. Strob- mayer, xlohn H. YVade, C. Peter Hlagner, -lohn A. lVells, Henry C. YVinsor. SOPHOMORFS: Louis B. Gerold, Fredrieh A. S. Pfirrnann. PLEDGES: xvlllllfllll Andrews, Arthur Avery, Conrad Blackman, Rudolph Celigoi, Robert Fisher, lVillian1 Grornan, Robert Harjes, Gary Kehler, Joseph Leiblien, James McGrath, Rob- ert Mosher, Lawrence Priddy, lVillia1n Rose, Robert Serko, Robert Shin, Donald Shwetlo, Thomas Statlden. Robert Totten, Roy Traub, james lVightnian, George lVoods. . . . . . and a good time ua: had by all l60 pa Gamma .wza fbf L9 1 C' vm MX. 1-1 ,I o C5 Qt ,Q 'Ly-E' Hlpha Psi Chapter-32 Union Street-On Campus 1913 OFFICERS 1lN?Sl'f1l?III ...............,... Ifrlzuurd Poynlozz Vire-l'rf'.v1'fIf'nI . . . ...... Plzilifl Coffin Secrelzlry ...... .... I Vrzller IXYUSSIIIIIIIII Tl'6II.YIlJ'f'l . . . .... .lmlnfzu ST!C'IIfX' SIQNIORS: Gerald Y. Bononlo. Robert I,. Foster, Robert V. Griliitli, Harold L. Hansen, David G. Humphrey. Christen M. -Iesperseu, Walter -1. Kossuiann, Robert li. Malsbury, Richard C. Metzger, George F. Milne, lidward Poynton, Ronald R. Rogers. Romer Stevens. QIUNIORS: Bruce T. Barton, Donald C. Bauch. Ralph S. Cobb, Philip 'l'. Coffin, YValter A. Cronkright, XYalter Fisher, Gordon F. Freund, YV. Richard Fry, Robert O. Hihner, John Law- ton. Hugh I.. Nlonteith, Henry Peterson, Andrew Sventy, joseph loleno. Pl.lilJGlQS: XYillia1n A. Alricano, james P. Craig, George Doscher, james G. Husveth. Roba ert P. Szuiuino. Howard Heckler, Sturges Collin, Richard Foster. Robert Hainmel. John lbber- son. Douglas -Iauies, Nicholas lfnderhill. 011, you good kid! I62 xx ,,,,,,J,f,f,., mf J uf., ,f'w,,,2,,-H 'kk xvvxx ,a f , 5 4 -,JJJ W ,Mx ff .H J' .J x -. ,, QC Ogog I ' e951 my Sigma Delta Chapter- 30 Hardenberg Street- On Campus 1921 OFFICERS President .... ........, H erberl S. Monheit Secretary . , . . .Mamlel H. Greenberg Treasurer . . ........ Charles Rabkin SENIORS: Jerome Aresty, Myron Gross, Norman Leyison, Morris I. Morris, Allen S. Nestle, Philip B. Papier, Jr., Ben D. Roesch, Bert XVolf, Nathaniel Zimskind. AIUNIORS: Herman Birnbaum, Burton S. Goodman, Murray Gott, Sidney Heifetz, Julius Schwartz, Donald R. Sorkow, Irwin Spetgang, Merrill Taub, Elliot Taubenslag, Bernard XVecht, Harvey G. Hlolfe, Milton B. Yatvin. SOPHOMORES: Marvin B. Alexander, Leonard Iitx, David M. Greene, Miles E. Kraut, Jay Krivitzky, Milton D. Liebowitz, Howard S. Richter, Sandford C. Vogel. PLEDGES: Robert I . Annenberg, Arthur H. Dauer, Carl B. Davidson, Roy E. Green, Bertram D. Hurowitz, Andrew Merkler, Daniel Obstein, Kenneth Rutman, Alan Scholem, Marcel B. Stern, Maurice I. Yotfee. 'l'Iml'.s life in a fraternity! I64 sqm Alpha Mu l65 EG' -, 9 KJ , 4 'N . f r 'Q 6 N Q 'j A A 't Beta Chapter - 590 George Street- On Campus 1944 OFFICERS President ...,.. ........ 'I 'lmnms A. l'V1'lIirlm5 lfice-IJres1'rIff11I . . . ........ Douglas AI. Zeel: Secrr'Irrry ..... . . .Robert G. I'l6TgI.l.S0'71, jr. Treasurer '... .,....,.. I furry R. Sitrrlle SENIORSZ Arthur D .Bickhardt, Robert DeHoroch. james H. Gotlschalck, Edward A. Nicolian, Clifford A. Pistolese. XVerner H. Ritlau. N. Ross Matthews, Harry R. Sindle, Ernest T. Tierney, 'Iihomas A. XVillianrs. QIUNIORS: F. Gregory Bertics. Lawrence K. Carlbon, Charter, R. Charity, Enrery XV. Currier, Henry Daaleman. AVCYIICI' Ewert, Robert G. Ferguson, Donald M. Mohr, Allan E. James, Frank H. Odell, Philip E. Prescott, YValter A. Roy. John 'lf Tassini, Douglas M. Zeek. SOPHOMORES: Robert H. Berglund. Henry M. Blaes, Edward XVenner. PLEDGES: Donald I.. Hughes, Victor A. Nerone, Robert Yager, XYillian1 E. -Ieney, David L. Middleton, George Pinkos, Jr., Chester E. Jelly. Eugene E. Nowack, David Scales, Paul E. Sprague. Victor D. Stauch. Get a load of that rlmr . I66 It 06.0 Q f AiX0 l ,.:f-I-Ad3!x:.- n 'ZX fo' ofa l Tau Gamma Chapter-4 Union Street- On Campus 1928 OFFICERS Presirlezli ..................... .llorris Rudner Iliff-Pl'CSifl1KIlf .. .... Rirlmrd JI. Godnick Secretary , .... ......... L eslie Unger Treasurer . . . .,.4 1.e011ard S. ll'rme SENIORS: Murray I. Brauman, David H. Cohen, Herbert Gandel, jack D. Grabow, Mark D. Handler, Gershon C. Jaffe, Leonard H. Krin, Morris Rudner. AIUNIORS: Marvin Chasek, Ravmond L. Extract, Richard M. Godnick, Robert M. Goldberg, Sanford l. Halberstadter, Leon Harris, Allen Ravin, Kurt M. Servos, Burt Silver, Leslie Unger, Leonard XVane. SOPHOMORES: Morton Antelman, Barry Becker, Seymour Berger, Richard Chaiken, Fred Daniel, Morton Chiat, Robert Isaacson, Paul Kalina, Hlilliam Kiriakis, George A. Par- nofiello, Arnold R. Platt, Morton I.. Shlossman. PLEDGES: Herman Adler, Jerome Gooperman, Kenneth Hitman, Herbert Ehrlich, Alexander Eliou, Herbert Fish, Joseph Gluck, Martin Greenberg, Harvey Moscowitz, Marshal Norwalk, Allen Semet, Richard Skinder, Ira Stravitsky, Melvin Silver, Robert Gottlieb, Donald Kuba, john Nicolle, Paul Von Till, Michael Turo. In the I'I'llHl'Ilg by-yy the nmmzliglzl . . I68 7m fbelia PM OA! LJ 1. .X Hlpha Eta Chapter- 15 Union Street-On Campus 1931 OFFICIQRS Presidelzl ..............., HI1l'Illl111 S. Meeker Vlff?-Pl'6.Yl'f1f'IIf , . . . .liolzerl A. Burrell S8l'I'6flIl Y ..... ..... I iobffrl B. Gero TI1F1l.SlII'I'1' .... Rrzymozzrl I.. Miller SENIORS: Robert A. Barrett. 'l.llOIll2lS C. Boyer, lidgar C. Bristow. Vincent l. Cassera, Robert B. Gero. Robert .-X. Hall. Charles S. Harding, David Lea. Raymond l.. Miller, John Morrison, james C. Older, Fred H. Quantrneyer, XVerner H. Selnnid. Halford B. Sickler. Peter Smith, Charles Heller. JUNIORS: George H. Brandenberg, .john lleliona. joseph l'll2lllll'C. Richard N. Hanson, Howard Hayden, Robert 'If Kennedy. Harmon S. Meeker. john 0'Ilonnell. Donald N. Pollard, Carl Rossi, Steve S. Szabo. SOPHOMORES: Richard C. lJeCeiso, George Gregorio. P. Robert Nleneglrin. PLEDGES: Thomas Ryley. Albert Breda, Edward Nowieki, Donald Moelulield. Edward Nelson, Charles Mangee, Xvlllllllll Goss. joseph ,Xntonnccio. llarnes Cawley. lfred Giwoni. ,Vlllfl-,X Ullf 170 7au Kappa X X Beta Delta Chapter-7 Bartlett Street-On Campus l932 OFFICERS Presirlen! ..... ............ I truer' H. Purlmr VlC6-I,l'f'SliIlf'IIf . .. .... Rirlzarrl Gerald .Wills Secretary ..... .... I 'Iamld J. Gregory Tl'l'1l.YIll'I't' . . , . . .l0.N'f'p,I lf. Palflmtt SENIORS: Robert G. Arnbos, Mahlon XY. Budd, Daniel H. Gallagher. Arthur A. Rron, jr., Richard G. Mills, john M. Neidhart. -lohn Nelson, Rowland 'l'. Niel, Donald Ii. Olson, Bruce H. Parker, Richard A. Paiget. Carroll A, Porter. Herbert C. Snyder. Richard XY. XYacker. KIUNIORS: 'lf Clarke Benton. Kenneth XY. Brady. lhornas R. Clevenger. Robert E. Fisher, Harold Arthur Gregory. Howard B. I.arew, John R. F. I,ucek, Joseph li. Patchett, Robert M. Peterson, Frank R. Spinelli, -Iohn F. Stephenson. SOPHOMORES: Ronald D'Aiuto, Rene B. deRussy. Herbert Haslarn, Carlton N. O'Neil. Frederick D. Quick. PLEDGES: Avlllllllll A. Gauntt, Sydney Dulton, Ronald G. Benkert, XYilliarn Boiling, George H. Bonnington, -Ir., Ralph I.. Brinster, Arthur Pick, slr., Richard NI. Thayer, XfVilliam S. Yawter, II. Henry G. XYachtrnann, Robert B. Bates. Raymond Cadmus. Bruce I.. Carr, Robert L. Congleton, Fred I.. Ditrnars, Richard Duerr, Thomas YV. Eliason. XN'illiznn A. King, Talbot B. Kramer. XValter Levitsky. Thornas C. Moore, Russell L. Olson, Clizrrrrifey A. Plyley. -Ir., Thomas XVest. l 4 r Guess zulziclz brother got the bad mwx? I72 ,o-H fl., ,A ,M L.- 5 3 sfo 'sims' u ' x f l- Q. , .s O Bela Delta Chapler-26 Union Street-On Campus 1937 OFFICERS President .............. Harold L. Konowitch Vile'-PI'6Sfd6I'1l . . . ......... Artlzm' Bleemer Secretary .... ..... A rthur Rose Treasurer . . .... Bruce I. Blum SENIORS: Lawrence Brehne, Stanley Davis, Abraham Fineman, Aaron L. Goldberg, Stuart O. Goldsmith, John M. Kahn, Gilbert D. Konowitch, Marvin Krantzow, S. Peter Kuker, David Lichtenstein, Harold L. Konowitch, Arthur Bleemer, Arthur Rose, Bruce I. Blum. LIUNIORS: Edward R. Bernstein, James A. Bess, Bert A. Bruder, Melvin M. Fenning, Allan Grodv, Leonard M. Hoffman, Ronald Levy, Mashall Passman, Bernard M. Schapiro, XVarren A. Schneider, Frank Schwab, Jr., Henry Steiner, ll, Robert E. XVint1. SOPHOMORES: Myles A. Cohn, Jerome B. Fleischman, Alan Howard, Lawrence 'll Isenberg, Robert I. Kaplan, Richard D. Lane, Robert L. '1'haler. PLEDGES: Fred M. Friedman, Melvin Friedman, Richard C. Conrad, Marvin M. Farid, David L. Grodberg, Marvin Klein, Norman A. Maher, David M. Feinberg, Alvin D. Hersh, Ronald J. Kiselik, Richard A. Iiosson, Alan L. Levine, Donald A. Sterling. Does anybody sing tenor? I74 ,yard Bela vm 'Y 4 Della Chapter - 18 College Hvenue - On Campus 1848 OFFICICRS Presiclenl ............... l.e.vIer ll'. Huber, jr. lice-I'i'e.s'frIw1l .. .... llzlmnn C. Morrismz SI?I,'l'fff!ll-Y ...., .... I f1'1'l111r1l H. S11.s'e1111'f1l 'FVKIISIIIYTJ . . . .... lI'. Leroy George SFNIORS: Howard D. Beakley, XY. Leroy George, Richard li. Hansen, Lester XY. Huber, Alr., Stanley Liutkus, Ludwig I.uck, Richard H. Susernihl, Xvllllillll H. Sehneidewind, G. Dunean Mathews, Richard C. Phoenix, -Iohn H. Rowland, Leighton 'I'. Saville, Edward A. Sharpless, Richard F. Sl1C1Jl1Cl'Cl, james E. Sinipxon, Frank P. Zinnner. IUNIURS: Richard C. Boylan, P. Donovan Cragin, tlr., Stephen Dubel, Gordon H. Greaeen, Duncan C. Morrison, David F. O'Connor, George A. Price. John F. Scilluek, Harry G. Spencer, Jesse I. Taylor, XVilbur A. 'IillOl1l21S. .Iohn IVhitehill, joseph B. Goodnough, III, Donald F. Hoops. SOPHOMORFS: Alexander Antuck, Allred li. Cox, Richard Fowler, Frederick F. Grun- inger. Hubert A. Hauck, Paul Kelly, Robert G. Minieus, John F. Murphy, Richard R. Reed, -Iaines L. Scott. PLEDGES: David F. Bascom, -joseph Ii. Brown, lll. .Iohn Byrne, George C. Canning, Ed- ward D. Duda, james A. Durlee, Daniel R. Griseovicik, Richard A. Herrett, Robert Horn, John D. jones, XVillia1n XV. llones, III, Robert H. MaeKinney, IV, Frederick S. Magnus, XVillian1 IV. Maniel, 'Ihonias Peters. Iirnest F. lark, Ir., John XV. lriinble, Ferd XV. VanDeursen, -Iohn F. Van Dussen, Charles R. Vennel. . . and then .she said I76 ,fda pd L 'lllll lllllllll ll All ULIB The Quad Club, llrst organized in l939, rounds out an even dozen vears ol activitv at the end ol? this semester. The Club's purpose is to bring the men in the Hegeman. XX'essels, Leupp, and Pell dorms into a more closely knit group and to provide an opportunity for striking up acquaintances and making new friends. By offering a program of various social activities, the Club aflords that needed relaxation over the week-ends. These social activities may be dances sponsored co-opera- tivelv bv the club and N.lI.Cl., or plain old- faslrioned smokers and beer parties. In this wav, the club not only serves its immediate purpose of providing entertainment lor the Quadrangle residents, but also lullills the need for an organizational nucleus lor the inde- pendent students. 'I'heir parties and engage nient in intramural sports helps develop that elusive Rutgers spirit. PR UEPTUR The preceptors are especially chosen by the Dean of Men's oliice for the arduous task that faces them. Playing big brother to a houseful of college undergraduates can be pretty tiring at times. The preceptors play an important role in helping the fledglings adjust to college life by offering assistance in school problems. Selected on their qualifications of academic excellence, resourcefulness, and tact, they are given the opportunity to develop leadership qualities and a sense of responsibility. FURD HALL CLUB The Ford Hall Club, originally a branch of the Scarlet Barbs, was disbanded with the advent of World W'ar II. Reacti- vated in the spring of 1946, it became an independent dormitory organization com- posed of Ford Hall residents. The Club is the active center of Ford Hall activities. Acting to encourage the interest and participation of its members in school activities, the group pro- motes several dances and parties during the school year. The club engages in all intra- mural sports and big week-ends, and always manages to come up with a good display in their bid for the Harmon Trophy. The fearsome six of the campus in stix. HILL lllll CAMPU VVith the ending of the war and the tremendous influx of veterans, Rutgers was faced with the new responsibility of providing living quarters for a new type of student-the one that came with a wife and a family at- tached. The answer to this problem was Hillside Campus. The little village out at University Heights has been a going concern for live years now. Marked from the start by their community spirit, the Hillsiders have organized a town council and are active in civic affairs. YVell kept lawns and gardens, a recreation center, a day nursery, and many clubs and social activities are the result of their pooled efforts. COUNCIL john P. Viguers Qllflayorj Roger lVilliams Russel Sherman Richard Phoenix George Mingin John Geiger Turnabouf'-Thoriie Smith f'O1zce upon a time there was a little atom with many protons and neutrons . . . Since H346 the Raritan Campus has provided sleeping quarters and study Q halls for our freslunen. Lile in the barracks may get rugged at times, but those who have lived out there will profess that it was an experience they wouldnit want to have missed. 'l'he stu- dent governing body is the Raritan Activities Club which also holds dances and organizes teams for intramural Sports. XVith the opening of Demarest Hall and the anticipated drop in college enrollment, Raritan Campus will fade from the Rutgers scene, but certainly no one will forget it. RARITA CAMPU l'oIilir11l S1'iw1ce :tv il-3,1171 Draft S'.I'.f.'..'I.-Slurlcnl Przfxv Council nl Ihr' flrwnnl. llilflflf-FII!! 'zrltsxf I 8I AG lllll-RM THE TOIVEIIS 1'HI?I.I'S I1OlfS'IT I82 0l lflC1iRS Y'Villian1 Sharp ........ Donald Polin . . john Paralusi . . . Harold Packer . . . . . XVilliam Gillis .. Commuter Ulull ln the fall of l937 an important 132111 of Rutgers life came into being with the organi- zation of the Coinmuters Club. Since that time the club has been working successfully to bind the connnuters more closely to the University. They accomplish their goal by means of a pro- gram of dances with N.J.C. and participation in intrannlral activities. Highlight of their accom- plishments this year was the Winning of the Hannon Trophy with their Hne display. ...... ......Pre.siclent . . . . . . . . . Vice President . . , .Iiccm'tli1'1g Secretary Cm resjlonfling Secretary .............Tre11sure1' I83 Social Life ' F I! I 'Ii',.,H k .Ihuuun Mg, ,. A ,V ,-W.,.,-,,fz1L N .. ,, ., M -A ,vm sv, , ,M w,,,.,M Q susww new J ysv E QQ? ff , 5 3 22 ,VR - K gf, mf: ., - rv? , , The Poet of the Piano. Carmen Caffallnro and his Orflzrfslwl. The Queen The Mili-Ball Queen, Mary Lou Hol- combe, really needs no introduction lor in the span of a college career she no doubt captured many a faint heart on this campus. And the royal procession through the Arc-li ol Bladesn to the podium prior to the corona- tion must have made many of those hearts flicker. Therefore, as the 1950 pin-up girl elected by the men of Rutgers, Mary Lou Holcombe stands as a symbol to a half cen- tury of progress, and in view of this we look very optimistically on the next fifty years to the Mili-Ball of 2000 A.D. I86 The Mili-Ball On a fine May evening in the year of Our Lord, 1950 AD., the poet laureate of the piano, Carmen Cayallaro, and his orches- tra entertained the Rutgers socialites at the Military Ball. He, however. did more than to merely entertain lor he flavored the occa- sion with a continental air. The sparkling zest of the Latin dances sprinkled into a pro' gram of provincial standbys certainly enlarges the appreciation and enjoyment. And so it was that the men of Ivy and their spouses dressed in all regal Iinery did justice to a year that marked the turning point of a century. The Queen. Mary Lou Holcombff. QPl1oto by Tarznin ftlllgfieoq Jfzvnml nizmnrlf Who wrznts Lo Hgh!! Gimme lzuog lllCj',Hf snmI!. The Rutgers Outing of l950 will no doubt set a new high-water mark in the way ol zuttiyities to be enjoyed by the men of Rut- gers and the women of N.J.C. Not only was this enterprise surprisingly successful in all its phases, but also, it will do much to further the cause of at Greater University in the Future. Well underway up the Creek. ,,, l amlefr if tlmfs . . , XO. if !'UIllli7I f lJf', ' So tl111I'.S rwlm slzr' 1l'F7If willlf' If N r a 3 5 5: if if rs? if fr if , L 1 4 I I2 fi! i, cis S S , M , i, li iffs 'I ? i, 4, Mffgh A NN 2 fs sc Xzfjjgagfz, f , s fri, 5 iii? was SWS fl is H503 ii 5 fd? SN M2 . 5125 I Zri F ui 1 fm f 5 Zi? . E31 EX 1? Kdghb gi 1 me Wg A mi Q E K K X, ii X!! riff 4 ----M XX - .v 6 , V f Lf -. ,,A,,M:z9 MW. - rn Hum ' MGB? P Brig r The State Qiniuersifg nf Hein Ewing in Inigum all iigese presents mme, fgreeiings... H - :ge A , A fK.Ql,,s ' f1,-f 1' Q I ry Ar mi. ri lamina that V ,figgi rf- i' 'ffl W- ?f'3 iP ' f ' -- gi ggfg., hzmixrg zrccqfhe . . e hmitactinu uf , fig if e .,.., ,- A T3 7 z ZW j g14 f'T. in numb the Qiiuigersgflrugr I 'r fizggg fig' ff' m fha ding nfgishr Q1-mmfmfk 1 ff TW i f P , ' . in the Snnereign pints nf ' :ff :. H m the gear nf nur filnrik nimierm lguuhreh zmh' 1 A the hxllesi, hit!! ai all times ccmgmial, refreshing A 4 heh this Qfniifiraiz nf funn: may A H ,. -- Q.-5 bg ilge affirms mth the riasriif xr sv v1,L FOR TNI COMMITTEE FOR THE CL-All H3334-. 222. LAW. iff. C Jw' ff aw .W ..-M Mcfkzh ., .MN 2 4, PREUUDENT , , iliifl.,-. Q.,,iX,.ai. , igrsfsrfvj M. L ,ir-.1 35-.fi , L' WL 4 Xjfz'r niswinefuszirii' Kim C like., V Buddy XVi11iz1ms and his colleagues presided over the CC1'CHl011iCS, and with his very versatile baton hc set the tempo for the perforulamie. A fine time was had by all. Cl111rlz'.slrm, Cl1fIl'll'SffHl . . IBS 3 zfr sfifi.,:1.,.Jr., ,U iii2aQ5Qr.c3afQq1gg,,,M-M- ' s Sou, I ztwuzl You In Iimfe J'0llT.S1'lf lor 1l1i.x IlIl'IlV!1,'ltSlliI1 lln' Ilmn. limi NIt4OEf Barn , Z zu rozzntry squirt' and marm on Sunday. Illl 1 oz nl! zz ro lhe ztnnnztl Barn Hop is always one ol' the more I'Clil'Lf5lllllg social experiences on tiztnlpus. Inforniality is the keynote lor both attire and behavior, and the CI,Xl.l,liR entitles everyone to give their utmost be- lore the night is out. Anyone who has attended one ol these luncitions will vouch that the study ol' agriculture is strictly lun, at least in the one night course. I89 B 9? ,f i 's AME f iw 5 S .5 ff J- ' ,,,L1-1 2..i I 1 4 I QQ-if-., 4 Li AEE X? A ' sl? 1' ! I ,V A- ' wtf ,S 1 .vmA 1 u .Mtg XIOIHIZIX, l 4'lll'lI2ll'N 19, IUBI. 1khlll'SllZlf. BIZUTII IB, 1951. I9l lfnlwrl f,'!1X1l!1f'5IlS, Pianisl 'I'11csda1y. October IT. 1950. 'lklllf PIIII.Il.XRXIOXIC-SYNIPHOXX 0RC.HlfSlR.'X Ulf XIQXY YORK Dilllilli xHlHlIJOlll0Q. Conductor Nlmulzxy, Uclolmcl' TNI, 15150. ROYAI, l'Hll.HXRN1ONlC1 ORiZHliS'l'R.'X Sir l'lmm:1s l5ccc'h:m1, Conductor 'l'l1uI'sd:1y, 1,Ct'ClllhCI' 7, 1950. ROIBIQRT il.-XS.XlJIiSl'S. Piamist Concert w ,, W5 2 ISAAC SHCRN. Yioliuisl IEOSIOX SYMPHONY ORCH!-1S'1'R.X lllmnlcs Xlunrlm. c1UI1dlll'lUI' bn' Tlmnlux Iif'f'r'l111n1, Cmzzlzlrlm' l l J 1 w Acquacade '5I 'AOnv. lzwn. tlzrrw. mm, izwf . . . IMMV. lIHvYUIN'fl' Pcrllaps thc most lnlllizml zmcl zullul cxcnt ull the veal' is tllc .5ti'Clll2ll'2lllC. ll' Illia IJC not the case, llllfll it is at least rmc ol' Llmc must viviclly lwmxexlxlxfxm-cl cxcfm on lllc zillllclic' czlln-11 nlzup 'lllc spiriu ul' clltluuizulic' SIJCCIZIIOIN lun lxiglm. 'I'l1e relay l'2li'C'. ilu' cliving' cxllilnil. llu- , wzitcl' lxallvl, the cluwllillg. zmrl Illc' spcbizll l'C2llN l . l ol zlcqualxc lnmvcss lc 1 A IJl'Ug'l'?lIll wherein the ziuclicmc x'lc'z1riol1sl5 pol'- lmms. .Xml in zu murlm all is inlmmzll and u wllal better voulc - -' ' 1 X zulming' sllll luslmirm zlml Houllwm CImnI'm'1? limi xml! ir1ll11'lm11xr'. 'Ull Iwi. uw ljlwulll1r'j1r1r'lv. m I92 Qsi-R AMG ga. 1. Activites -gif an fffoemfmivffff 1-nw lnteriraternity Uounoil I - nn7uuumwwa FRATERNITY GOVERNING ORGANIZATION Thomas A. Addy jr., . . Richard N. Godnirrlz. . . . Bruce H. Parker ...... Stewart E. Nazzaro, Alpha Chi Rho Thomas A. Tegen, Alpha Sigma Phi Frederic A. Hall, Beta Theta Pi john M. I-Iandly, Chi Phi john A. Behrend, Chi Psi John B. Ackley III, Delta Kappa Epsilon Robert A. jones, Delta Phi Howard R. Beridge, Delta Sigma Phi Hlilliam S. Ogden, Delta Upsilon Canio A. Castle, Gamma Rho Alpha . . .. lPhi Gamma Deltaj President . . . . . fTaa Delta Phij Vice-Prfisiflent . . . . lTheta Chij Secretary-T'reasm'er Carl A. Frahn, Gamma Sigma John B. Moore, Kappa Sigma Mlalter Dex, Lambda Chi Alpha Franklin F. l-lannoch, Phi Epsilon Pi David G. I-Iunrphrey, Pi Kappa Alpha Merrill Taub, Sigma Alpha Alu Robert G. Ferguson, Sigma Phi Epsilon Robert A. Barrett, Taa Kappa Epsilon Harold I.. Konowitch, Zeta Beta Tau Joseph B. Goodnouglr, Zeta Psi oarlet llarhs Counuil INDEPENDENT MEN'S GOVERNING ORGANIZATION Charles Adrian Robert Anderson Larry Bryant James Carlucei Paul Cohen Robert Ewald Steven Gawareeki Vlilliain Glaser Jerome Goldhsher Alan Gutfleish OFFICERS Norman Dickerman ................ President joseph Castiglioni ............. Vice-President Myron Linder ............ Recording Secretary Charles Barker ....... Corresponding Secretary William Sharp .. ................ Treasurer Ike Henkoif joseph Hutlnnacker Charles Kehler Bernard Laucious Carlos LeClair Edward Mack George Major Richard Marcus john Mondelli I97 Harold Packer Kenneth Phtzenmayer Donald Polin David Pressler David Smith YVitold Talmont Milton Viorst YVillia1n X'Verder Edmund Youngsman Alan Zelnick XE TI11' wlitm' fakes a Irrmlc. The Antho EXECUTIVE S'l'.-Xlflf George Aguilar ......,......., lirlilm'-iii-Clziej Dave Churchill ..... George Parnofiello .. Roger Richards . . . 'led Mechanick .. -Ioseph llecouso . . . Howard Cooper .. Ray 'l'romhadore . . . Pete liulqer ...... . .. nlluizrlgivlg lirlitoi , .,-ls.w1r'if1tc Editor . . .l'iIflIfIlT61fI1lf0T . . .I'of'lry lirlitoi .,. . .flrl Editor ,.....Rurlio liditor . . . .li11.x'i111'.s'.s' ilirlnflgei c . . .f11Iwfz'l1.s1z1g illflllllgfl Stan Oliver ........ . . .Cliffllfflfl-U11 ,llnmzger Elwood Rosenblatt . . . . .Cl'lil'Illllf1'0?I AIIIIIIIQCP' Ken Pfitzenmayer ...,... Dr. Horace Hamilton ,.... . .. Pzzlzlfc Relulions Mgr, I98 Ifuczzlly .-Ir1'zfis0r The A111110 Staff Antho started out its yearys work with a two-way concept ol' its obligations: to serve as an outlet lor student creative writing and to provide a readable magazine for those whose support makes its existence possible. The editors tried to achieve the Hrst aim hy taking the initiative in contacting stu- dent writers personally. It was felt that such encouragement would produce a steaclier flow of manuscripts on the part of Antho contributors. HIJITO If IA L S T,fl1 1 Looks like nnollicr Ctznilierlarifl Street. ln order to make the magaline more popular with a larger number of readers. it was decided to lighten the format, at the same time taking care not to do so at the expense ol' literary quality. Attempts were made in this direction first by introducing more ear- toons, illustrations and humorg and secondly by eliminating most stories and articles of the Hheavyu type. The editorial staff of Antho has strived to achieve these objectives but are in no posi- tion to judge the effectiveness olf its ellorts. This evaluation is quite properly in the hands ol' the student body. The Busimfss Boss . . . . . . 111111 his sta Looks like plagierimi The Targum STAFF Fred C. Gabriel ............ Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL S'lAIfF Leslie Unger ........... Marvin XVHXIIILIII . . . , Herbert Glifkinan Carl Goldstein . . . Ronald Asinari . . . Edward Mack .... . Tek ILIIIIIIOIII .... . . , Jack Goldberg , . . Sanlord Landa .. .millflllflgfilg lirlitor ...illruiuging Editor . . . . ..Yezv.v Iizliloi . . ..X'rf1u.s' Ifflilor . . .l'lI3IH1l!'C Editor . . . . . ..S'j1o1'l.s' lfdilor f1s.s l. Sports Ifditor .fI.vs'f. Sjiorlts' Iiclilor Chief Plzotogrnjilier 200 FRED GABRIEL, Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Charles Barker, YVarren Buchanan, Morton Chiat, Myron Linder, Morton Shlossman, Gar- ciin Kaganowicll, Bernard IVillett, Marty Sutphin. I'HO'l'OGR.Xl'I-IERS Daniel Alexander, Alamos Boinest, Herbert Candcl. BUSINESS STAFF Edward Swartz ........,. Business Manager Robert Frecsc ......... ,'1dve1'tising lllanager Richard Susemilil ......... .Smfi Accountant Richard Kapolka ...,.. Circulation Manager Martin Konner . . . .... Exchange Editor The Targum has been the oflicial Undergraduate newspaper at Rutgers Univer- sity since 1869. Its early beginning makes it the oldest college newspaper on the North American continent as well as the first paper to appear in New Brunswick. From an initial circulation of 250 copies, The Targum has grown steadily to serve present readership ol' nearly 4,000. The Targum first took the form ol a news magazine, containing from four to twelve pages of news, essays and poems. The change to a newspaper format was made in 19195 the use of pictures, however, did not begin until 1937. The efforts of some 60 students go into the preparation of the present Targum. It is published twice weekly and is composed of four pages devoted exclusively to campus news and feature articles. Separate news and sports staffs furnish coverage in these Fields, while the business department plans and manages ad- vertising and accounting operations. This year Targum's staff is seeking its fourth consecutive All American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press. This is the top honor which a stupdent-newspaper can The managing editors win. Ed illack and his sportsmen. has The B u,Sine5,5 ,Staff 3. L 5 The Scarlet Letter Coordinated confusion JUNIOR EDITORS ROBERT COMSTOCI K ..... Sen in 1 .s lirlito r ANTHONY CILLO KEN 'IlRLfSClO'I I' .-XIAN II,I.IG ..... XVERNILR Rl'l'Z.Xl' DAN .XI,liXiXNDER, .. ..,4fIft'iIi1f.s' lirlilm' .l rrllf'111flf1's lfrlilm' . , . . . .Sj1m'l.s' Iirlflrn' . .Copy 111111 l,z1yn11l 7 .Cllfff 1llUfIlglIIflll!'f 'Ie- SCARLICI' l.lil I'liR S'1',-XVI: Clizirlcs Bc-me, Riclizml lforlzcs, Nlziurice IiZll1dCIllZ'tl'C. Izlmcs Inugli. linlwziiil Iiuluig. Xorlicrl I'ClltiCl'g2lSl. Alan SCQXYCI1, Samuel Sample, Morris Meeker, Harvey Wolfe. Hurry Hill, Robert Nlc'.Xllislc1', Riclizircl Hill'- riwii, Danicl Greene, Sheldon Carlisle, Donald Salter- ticlml, Ralph Eirkcls. Daniel Tuole, XY:1ll:1ce Belleville, ulauncs Hcanllcy. Rex Clunxiingliauii, .Xlzm Ricthzirdson, Rirlizirrl l'z1i'Lhui'sl, blolin liiiiincmiailin. Rolmcrl Fei'- guson, .lohn Nicolle. GERSHON JAFIFIQ Busiizess Manager JOHN BEHREND RICHARD GERWECK Editor Editor 202 1 How 110 you spell 1rormocafion? VII call informalion and find out. 'l'he l95l Scarlet Letter was perhaps the first of the activities on the Rutgers cam- pus to feel the nearness ol the outbreak in Korea. During the summer months. Frank Adams. who was lo have been the editor-in- chief' of' the current book, was recalled to his navel reserve unit. The resulting shake- up gave the vearbook co-editors for the first time. XX'ith this situation, the 1951 book started on its wav toward completion and distribution. ,X new business manager was elected, and with the able assistance of Mr. Brill, purchasing agent of the university, con- tracts were signed and minor difficulties smoothed out. Some of' the changes that took place in the current book were the additions to the activities section, a new method ol' scheduling pictures ol the groups which inf cluded such events as Greek YVeek, Hall of' Fame, and Ag Field Day. Needless to sav, a great deal of' co-operation was needed to insure the success of' the new system, and the student body as a whole gave a strong indica- tion that thev were readv and willing to ful- fill their part ol' the job of producing a vear- book that is a true indication of the worth of' our state university. The editors and the stafl as a whole would like to take this manner of expressing their sincere thanks to all of the administra- tion and student leaders who have aided us a great deal in being able to publish what we feel is a worthwhile addition to the long line of yearbooks that have been lasting reminders to the students both in their col- lege and alumni days, of' events that occurred here on the banks. 1 ffl M! ll ho do you film' in llze fourth al Garden Slate! ...X The Iizlsimfss Manager cheerfully ok's e.vj1er1dilin'es Harvey Hauptnzan brings you the news. Control Room Blues WR DIRECTORS Richard S. Seclow ......... Station Manager VVilbur A. Pawson ........ Program Director Alan Nielsen ....... . . .Technical Director Carl Frahn .... . . . .Business Dierctor JUNIOR DIRECTORS Harvey Hauptman Station Relations Director Seymour Chase .............. Music Director Kurt Servos ...... Classical Musical Director Gerald Ennis . . . Wlillis Howard . Joseph Ascoly . . . Carol Bozung ..... Thomas Dowd . . Richard Griffith . . . Ken Pfitzenniayer Thomas Rylcy . , Hlilliarn Glazer . Isaac Henkoll .. Allison Mearns .... John Mehrkens . Joan Hendricks . .......Co-Chief Announcer .......Co-Chief Announcer ...Tragic ancl Continuity Director . . . . .Production Director . .Special Events Assistant . . . . . . . . . .News Director . . . .... Drarna Director . . . . .Sports Director . . . . . .Personnel Director . . . . .Purchasing Director Chief Operating Engineer . .Assistant Sales Director .Caellean Radio Director 204 Seclow working on his pinaups , .. b- i- i,. i fs., v VJ X THE BIG FOUR The beginning of the new year found the XVRSU studios remodeled. They now feature a new large studio and a smaller one, complete with a glass panelled booth. Cover- ing a wide scope of campus affairs, the stu- dent-run station broadcasts the away basket- ball games, the three major dances held at the Gym, and presents two outstanding dramatic shows weekly. ln addition to this a variety of fifteen minute shows round out a busy broadcasting schedule involving live nights of the week. The staff, composed entirely of Rutgers and N.J.C. students, includes pro- ducers, engineers, directors, script writers, and announcers. XfVorking under the direction and advice of the Radio Council, these people have produced line entertainment for their many listeners on campus and at N.J.C. Two innovations found at the studios are the ever growing record library, including classical and popular selections, and the teletype news sew- ice, which brings the most current happenings direct to the station's doorstep. These two attractions help to make W R S U one of the most expanding activities on campus. ON THE AIR 205 Glee Club CLASS OF 1951 Donald Amick, 1Valter Anderson, Thornas Cameron, Andrew Dundon, Russell Greer, Charles Hatton, John Hassert, Richard Leiser, Allison Mearns, Gerald Mills. james O'Connor, Hedley Weeks. CLASS Ol' 1952 Ronald Borick, Hlillianr Drayton, Steven Dubel, Allred Hermes, Paul jansak, james Lough, Ralph Luclters. Eric Nelson, Robert Post, David Robbins, Xllarren Schneider, Andrew Sirak, Donald Stahl, Henry Steiner. David Van Sickle, john XVhitehill. CLASS OF 1953 Roger Austin, Richard Boswell, Richard Colxin, Not'- bert lfoglietta, Louis Kuhel, Leroy johnson, liduard Lyman, Kenneth Matthews, Donald Miller, lfrederick Pfirrmann, Richard Racz, Richard Read, lildward Simon, 1Villiam Snedeker, Donald Storck, Homer Tricules, james Yan Vliet, Albert 1Voods. OFF1 CERS Andrew Dundon .,...,............. President Richard Leiser . . , . . . .Bzlsiness Manager .-Xntlrexr Sivak .... . 4 . , ,junior illrmager David Yan Sickle ... ..,. lzuzim' Mrznager CLASS OF 1954 '1'1lOll1llS Barksdale, joseph Browde, Edward Costello, Ralph Deutchtnan, Harkness DeVoe, Michael Elling, David lfeilerm, Milton Fischgrund, Marshall Fryer, Daniel Grskovic, Hubert johnson, John Kiraly, Richard Merritt, William Munyan, Michael Nelson, Donald Neuberger, Harvey Patton, james Periale, Earl Richards, james Roof, john Russell, Julius Sabo, Merrill Thompson, Thonlas Wletzel, Robert YVhite, Roger 1Viegand, Robert Younger, Carl Youngman. O17 to a concert. CLASS Ol-' l95l .Xllan Chapman Phillip .Xnklowill XvllllCl' l.klWl'Clll'C joseph Nlotaxek Richard 5llL'IJllCI'll xvllllillll Clrixtie klohn Klarlano l'aul Troy Charles Hatton Charles Rt-hlt-1' XYarren Paul CLASS Ol H352 Vernon Stratton XYillian1 Becker Sheldon llondon lfrank Kullinski Ronald Asinari Walter Ballinger john Cronin George Jorgensen Richard Nliller Xvlllllllll Moore Richard NCllllCI'gi'l' Henry Sanderson Harry Spencer XVilhur Tomas l.eonard YVane Richard Popovieh Alan XVilson Frank B. Kulhnski .............,..., President XVilbur 'l'hornas ...... .... I 'iff'-President C. Kenneth .Xnflerson .. ....,. Sefretarjy CLASS OF 1953 Kenneth Anderson Stanley Bermlein Anthony Catana joseph Clark Ifred Dix George Dosehcr Norbert Foglietta Edward Gurdgiel .Xrno Holm Ralph HoljeS Henry johnson Miles Kraut Maxwell Luria Rudolph Stthneicllxorst Cecil Sprung Raymond iliOIll21SlCWSl-il Burt Warren .Xrlhur Guenther Hugh Carlton Srott Hart .ILIINCS Hzunpson Paul lleuan 207 The Band KIIASS OI l95-l Sam Aieel Rohert Bates leronie Clooperrnan beorge Delanoy XYalther Dettweiler Nlilton lfischgrund james Fordenlwalt Alvin Cross Herhert Hershkowitz .Xlhert Ike llulmerl johnson Arnold Kurth xvlllllllll Kwaliek Ralph Leporiere Walter Levitsky Allred Paranay Clliauntey Plyley Roy Rernile Donald Russell Ralph Smith Merrill il-l1OI1llDQ0ll I-eorge Trihlehorn liarl NYolfe Rohert Rox' naming NI IQNI ISICRS Dave Pl'C5SlClk Tolly flillo 'Iolm Kuhn Calc King liiflllilll Rcugcr Richzml Suscmihl DLQB.-X'I'li NIAXNAXGERS Ric'hzu'cl Suscmihl Roger Cain Hzlrold l'llllC'l'f' David Colcllwrg Dunczln NIOl'I'iSU1l .luck Salmon Paul SlJl'flQ'llC' xtxvillllll' Ycllin Ol-'FICERS President ..................... 'l'l1mnrl.9 Addy Vice-I'1'csidc11t .... .... X lolnz Helzrend Seciretznry ...... . . .Allan KIISSOH P11l'C2lSlll'Cl' .........,...,.....,, lfolmrt Ezuald Smoothing Off the Rough Edges BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ............. Donald Vose Ticket Manager ...... ...... l Iohn -Ferree Publicity Manager .... .... W illiam Graff Program Manager .......... Melvin .Fenning Subscription Manager ......... ohm-263 Slack Head Usherette ............... janet Hillers Student Council Representative Norman Salt G. A. Representative ....... Roberta Seaman Secretary ................... Carol Einbeck A. P. O. Representative ..... Richard Cherin Queen Pla er The 1950-51 season has been one of transition and advancement for the Queen's Players. This year marks their lirst season under the new University Drama Department. A new director, Joseph Graham, has taken charge of the post formerly held by George Hutchinson. This year marked the first time that a Queens Players production has been pre- sented at the N.J.C. Little Theater. The plays presented this year were The Impor- tance of Being Earnest, The Winslow Boy, and The Relapse. The Players attempt to present ambi- tious works in order to gain valuable experi- ence and to give the audiences something out of the ordinary. This effort has proved most satisfactory. PRODUCTION STAFF Production Manager ....... Leighton Saville Stage Manager ................ Marvin Reed Technical Directors Thomas Rick, Henry Sumner Chief Electrican .............. joseph Koles Make-up Chairmen Ethyl McCroddan, Alice Rowe Costume Mistress ......... Suzanne Philippe Reporter .............. Morton Schlossman Queens Players' First Production of the Year, The Importance of Being Earnest. Rngw' lmfiu. I-'ful Iffirrfzfzzf, Ilfvllrx' Illwlrx. Ilrrzry Sfrmirzwn, VINHIHIIIIN 1f1lI'lESlIlllf'4, 'l'l10n111c ffanzfrmz, .H .xIK'Ill'Ilf, ficmlfl Millx. 1':4IIl'1l7'll XIVIIIHII, lfflm llmwrl. fIlllI!'X lfrmf, lfwlgrr' II'1'r'g111z11, LIKIVHIIY I'!'H,tlf, lmlwu- Dumlrm, Ilnwni hilwz. IQIIIIIIVII 1,u'v r. Ifm Xrlwfz, ,-Imlrwu' Sizwls. ChapeIlWnHr Chapell her on-'lcilalu , l.llIlL'S X. lJc'H:u'I .......,.., .... I lawn! l .xlzm SIGINIIJF BUIIIIUI .. ..Xr'rIim1 l.r'111If'1' Richzml Plzlgcl ,........,.,,. ..Sw1lm11 I,w11lf': Y 2IO Boys ln lv Long hair looks suspicious in a 111177118 dormiloryi, so lifzrlmrn Jliwray gels a lrim from Illllllfflll barber jim fiilllfll diving 'I3oys In Ivy. ,lay l.1n1in jzrrzhxzfs lhe job. April, l950. saw the return ol' musical comedy to the Rutgers campus with the hrst Boys ln lyyl' production. The show was an outstanding success, as anyone who saw it will agree. Sparked by a solid array ol talent garnered front both Rutgers and N.-LC., the show exhibited the carelul planning and resourcefulness that had gone into its production. The fact that the show had to be staged in the gyinnasiuni con- lronted the group with the problems ol poor acoustics, poor seating arrange- ments, and above all, the lack of proper stage facilities. The introduction ol rolling not only overcame the stag- ing difliculty but also added continuity and uniqueness. Music lor the show was written by Paul Klein. This year, with the presentation of UM' Liss , words and inusic by Henry Steiner, a new tradition has been set at Rutgers. It is one which we hope will continue for many years in the future. All rigllf, Loevy, drop the gun ll. 0. T. U. Once each year the combined military units of Rutgers-Army and Air Force-invade the stadium on a sunny May afternoon to cul- minate the activities of the R.O.'l'.C. by demon- strating their prowess at drill. lint many are the times that the handkerchief passes over the brow before the afternoon is over. The final Convocation of the year pre- luded the l950 Field Day activities. And in the most military fashion the ollicers niarshalled their forces into the stand to view the proceed- ings. lVhile thus occupied with the ceremonies below, many had an opportunity to look in retrospect on the limitless number of Tuesday afternoons spent drilling in preparation for this day. Pass in Review is the connnand that ends all commands on Field Day. But its signifi- cance is usually lost on the multitude. For this the Rutgers men have been training since the middle of March. For this they observe the rules of military discipline on Tuesday afternoons. 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Line. gf ,S in 7950 AC CLUB OI l lCERS Iolm Post ....,......... Presiflenl .-Xlau KZIICS .,....., Vice Presizlent XYalle1' Ballinger ........ Serrelary .james 'LUIIOIIISOII ...,... Treasurer BLCCK AND BBIBLU CLUB UIWICIIQRS Martin Iirzuc .......... Pl'6.Sl'!C6l1C Carol l'cz11'm'c ....... Vim Presifleizl Virginia Iilunkzmlcyci' . . .Scf'r'e1'rzi'y .Mme Rolacrls ,....... Cowes. Ser. lidwarcl lliznnck . . . . . TJ'8Il.S'I1Jil'l' BAI BY SCIUNCU CLUB Ul l lCllQRS Dave .'xllHIlCl'l1l2ll1 ....... 1'1'ffsi1lf'111' Holman Rolmcrls .... Vim Pl'l?SI'd67If -Ioan xv0iliSCll .... ..... . 9fff'rcZr11'y Peter BVZIQIICY .,........ Trenszirer iBI6I17CII2V.Y In ,-lgiirizllzzml lfxeczziiw Co11nril.' -john l crriday and Fred Malin. 441CLUE 8101111 Stc1111c11sr111 .. ..... IJ11',s'1'rl1'11l Nz111c'1 Yz111g1111 ..... ...,.. I 'fn' l'1'z'.s1'flr'11l Nancy NIz1c'17c111z1111 ...,.. 1i1I'f'U1I1I-11g Sr'f1f'i1111x' 14161011 1Jc1111ix . . .... CU?H'.Xf1U7Ifl1'1Ig S1'f1z'lrl1x' Cl1z11'1QLf 11Cll1IJ1l ..,.....,......... 'l'1'r'r4.s'111'f'1' lircvoort Cl1111o1'c1'. . .Cr111.1l. Cmfznz. lIlmi1'111r111 -1811115 IJ11111' ,..., ....... I 'fxl11'!1fl CIlmi111m11 AG ENGINEERS 1110111215 1111111111 .......,..., . .,.. I'11'.s'1rl1'nl .-X1lc11 61211111 . . , , ...... l'1r'a lI1'l'.YlvIlI?11f 13111121111 x12lC'1i2lE . . . . .Sr'f'1rlrlzry-'l'1m1.1'l11f'1' 218 EERESTRY ELUB 111011211111 Klkilllll . 1Jo11a1c1 1.2ll1CCE . . 12111165 Drew . . . El1XX'111 C1'11s11i11s14i Robert Gem Rolaem YV111ia111s Rolncrt C11a11ity 11411011135 COl111011E 101111 1i1l1l1l . . . . . . .1,1l?Xl,I1!'llf , ...... V11 1' l,1'I?.YI.f1I'Ilf . ..S'1'r'1'rlr111'-'I'1'1'u,s'1111f1' 1liC11z11'11 151'il1:1111i11c 1iCl1llCl11 13121415 A101111 1iCI1llCl1X' 1.co11111'11 11'z111L111:111 Hc1'111z111 SlClll1C1 101111 Guiclirc IIE RUTCERS RURAL REVIEW O F F I C F RS John Zatko . ., ........... Editor Robert Dunn . . . ....... Afflllllgfllg Edilor -Iohn McLain ......... CIIY'IllIlfl'UlI Nlfzrzrzger' Iznnes Thomson .... .......,.,. I -Irt Editor 'U' HCRTUS CLER OFFICERS Clranning XViIson ..,............. Preszdent Roland Harris . . . .... Vice President Lawrence Neeb .... ........ . Secrela ry Charles Gardner ................. Trea.s'1u'er Richzircl HaIIinger ........ Sergeant at Arms XVz1Iter Ballinger .Agx Exec. Council Afemlzers Henry Bruno Roland Harris . . . . . .Program Chairman Leroy Shaw .... .... P ublicity Clzairnmrz PCELTRY SCIENCE CLER OFFICERS Bernard Levine .........,........ President Arnon Greif . . . . . . Vz'1'e President Robert Dunn .. ..... Seeretary John Mason .,.. Treasurer ZI9 BllllS'l'llll CLUB OFFICERS lvllllfllll Fzariner ............ Pl'8.Y1'I1C'lIf Roseinary Kahny . . . . . l'1'c'ff lJl'6.S'I'Cl't'3I'If lX'illia1n Sonder ............ 7SlA!'I1.S IlTf?l Peggy Preacher .... Iiemrrlzizzg Scfretmy Nora Clark .,.. COl'IY'5fIOI'Ilflkllg S6L'l'6l'lll'3' F. F. ll. OFFICERS Leon Brown ................ Presfzlcnt Kenneth D. 'Frusciott .... Fira X'Vesley P. Daniels . . . . . , . . I-Iernian Xllilensky .. . PI'KXI!1f?lIl' Sea rcftary I 1'eusJ1re1' OFFICERS Edward Mahoney . . ..... Chairman Joseph Belle Isle . . . . . . Vive Clzairman Xllilliarn Africtano . . ...... Secretary MEMBERS Ariel Lzrndy, Seymour Reinnnn, Ronald Rulminow, Peter Smith, Francis Unielis, Howard Cook, Norman Salt, Edward Lud- wig, Ralph Foerstmvr, Ralph Frankel, james Rusveth. john Moore. CECLCCY CLUB OFFICERS Stephen Cawareciki .,...... President Robert M. Sneicler ...... Vire President tIOllll Sangrec ...... Secretary-Treasurer Dr. l-Ielgi johnson . . . ..... Arlrfisor' AMERICAN CHEMICAL ASSCCIATICN OFFICERS Crispin Calvo ............... President Albert Goldstein . .... Vice President Herman Flynn .. ..... Secretary Ronald Dillon . . . ...... Treasurer PHYSICS CLUB OFFICERS tlolm Spanos .............,.. President lVallace Greenberg ...... Vife President -lOllI1 Pierce .........,....... Serretary Kenneth Zankel ..........,. Treasurer HIULUUY CLUB Olflflfll-QRS Ronald Colrlcn .,......., Ca-Clulirnzmz Hcurv AVCIIIII .. ...... Cn-Clmfzffzrlzz XVaItc1' cAIII5IJlII'g . . ..S'm'2'eIu1'y-'1'n'r1s11rw' ITALIAN CLUB OI FICIiRS Ruclolpll Salxulo ,........... I'n'.x'irlm1t Nick UIZIIIIIJHIIIIL' . . . . . . I'1'r'1' lII'!'.S'I!ll'IlI Carol INIolinzu'i .. . .... Sc'?l,'IYfIIl,I'V Marie IJIIIICIICIIZI . , . . . . 'l'1'1'r1.s'Hre1' RUSSIAN ULUU OI I ICII'fRS hlzullcm I'IlICINOII ..........,... l'H'.S'IflI'III Iiclwzml I,ucIwig . . . . Ihr' I'1'z'.s'1'rIr'11l Ioscph Yzlkinm Ilcfk . . . ..,,. .N'1'1r1'lfl1'Y XVQIIIQ1' Sckc-1:1 . . . . , .'I1H'!l.S'llJ'fZl' SPANISH CLUB OIVFICICRS RIUIIZIIII XY. Clorlcll . , . . l'1'1'e I,z1w1'c11c'c R. Slircs Louis N. ITCIQICIIIO ... ,..., Rolacrl S. Korn . , . ,,. l'1'e.s'1'1l1'11l Ilrmiflzflll .S'er'reta1'y Tl'6Il.SIl rm' IIIIIINITII CLUB 0I I IClhRS Ifrzmk l,awrcl1c'c .,..... . ..... Robcrl Nunn . . . . . . Vine Henry cIll5l0I'I ,. . . .. Ccorgc IILTILOII . . . . . . IIIIIETSFIIEII IER Presfdclzl Pncs' 1.11611 I .Se:r'1'elru'y T:'eu.s'111'm' IIIII O5c'zu' R. Rmlig .,...,....... Pr6s1'1l1f1l! I'1I'CLI III IQIIIIIILIIICICIQ .I'1'1'e YYQIIICI' .X. Roy ,.... .. .,... IIIIIOIIIZIS Cl, Boyer ,,. ,.. ljflf-5'1'IIc 11I T1'ffr1.x'11n'r .S1'r'1'cl111'y F.T.A. Ol lflC1liRS Russell H. Moore ............ l'lKI'.S'1l!lI'Ill Carl Slmunessy ....... I'1'r'f' l,H'.8'fllI'IIf Eclwzml Riclly . . ..S'm'r'1'lr11'y-'IU1'11.S'11nfr joseph lolcno . . . ..... l,1'!nn1'1'n11 224 MATH CLUB Olfl-'lC1liRS l'cLc1' licmlcn -,....... ......., I ':1'.s'i1lr'1zl Rolacrl Cizulunlicl ,..... I'1'r'1f l'r1fsi11e:1t llcou Hz11'1'i5 .....,. .S'r'r1wlrlzvv-'IUf'r1.s'11r6r HISTURY CLUB I. 1lOSClJll llllllllll2lL'llC'l' ......, l'w'.s'1'rl1'11l Riclmzml li. Gillis .... , . .Sr'11r'lr11'y lmzlc' llvlllxoll .... Trr'fl.x1rH':' PHILUSUPHIC CLUB OFFICIICRS Hyman Grow ............... Prfasirlczzt Rohcrt .XLICIIIIHII ..,...,. Vize Pmsideizl Yehnclzx SllCl'lIl2ill . . .Sr'1'1rflm'y-Trffrlsurer PSYCHULDGICAL SUUIETY OFFICIICRS Milton Adler ............... Presirlzfnl Angelo Pctolelti ........ Vibe President John O'lJonnfrll . .Sefnflrlry-Trerlsllrer S.A. M. 0lflfIClliRS Hzn-ry G. Chassis ....... ,.... I 'msizlffrlf XVilliznn R. Morgan .... Vin? Prrfsfrlcrlf john li. XViuH' .Cor:fxjlozlflillgSff1'rfft1u'w l'I2ll'I'y R. Sindlc ............ YNl':'?ll.S'IlI'CT -lean S. Coghlan . . .lfffunflizzg SI'I'lI?fIIVy xV2lllCl' R. Pcahoch . . . ,lfrlfzzlty .-1rl1fi.s'or 225 OIfI7IClIiRS Pclvl' BCIIIIUI' ....,........,. ,,..... I lI'l'SIf1f'IIf Mol Silvcr ,.... ,... I 'im 1'r'1'.v1'zlf'11f 'I'I1z1Iiz1 H:n'Iin . . . ......, .S'z'1'11't11ry IIIIIOIIIZI5 Slcinlcll ., ..,,.., 'lIIf'lI.NIlI'l'I' Miko Iziglom , . . .,,. LIIWKIIII ffllfllllirll SAILING ELEH OI'I IClIiRS I'I2lI'I'N' R. SIHQIIC ,,...,... .l,'rn11r11o1lm'c Ircnc I. Ciorloll' .,.... I'1'1'r' CUIIIIIIUCIOHI Bc-up Yam Buren ....,,. .... . N!'I'IY'IIlIAN' Rulx-1'1CL.'I'cIIc1' . ., . . .'l'rm1.szzrcr EHESS ELUE TABLE TENNIS ELUB Philip H. Boyd .., ,..Crlj2lr1i11 Incl Slmrplcss .....,........ f'I'liSIIIf'1II IEILIIIIQ Scllwzlb. . .Sw n'lr11x'-'l'1a'11.x'112'er 226 HUWLING CLUB OFFICERS Cllun-los D. Kchlcr , ........, ..... I 'mvirlmzf Pcriclcw Gizmakis .. . ..... Vim 1'msi111f11t I.conzu'cl Fclrlt . .. ..,. -S'!'I'I'!'fllI'f'-T1'I'II.S'Ill'Ei' Harrx' Iirlnmlzlffv ..... . 21 Clmrlcs Mori-imn . . . , Alan Borgllzlrcl . . H2ll'I'y' SIJCIHCI' .. 227 Harolrl CLrcgur5 ...... A SKIULUB OITICERS Larry B15 :mm .,...,......... Prf'.s'1'cIe11t Frzlnk 1'1lL2lllCiSC'U ........ Vffe Prffsfrlcilt Ann livans ....... Rrfrm'11'i1zg Sl?!'V6'Hll'y Dwight Cluxpin .... Cfll'I'I7Sl10l'ICIfllg' Sec. . . . . . . Tl'f?II.S'l1I'EI' RUWINGCLUB O1fFlClliRS . . . , . . . .l'rr'.vi1Im1l , . . Vibe l'resizle2zl ... . . , . .Seweinry -llzzmzzi Sl?l'Vl'fllTy Robert Nlkllslllllf .. . .,...., Trer1.s1n'm HILLEL OFFICERS Norman Oppciilieimei' .....,. Pre.s'frlf'11l Evelyn Byer ..... ..... I ire Presirlent Paula Hernian .. ,.... Sf'!'l'6fIl'l'3' Phyllis Adolf . . . .... Tveasurer Dan Alexander . . . . Adjzltanf V l. L. F. A. OFFICERS Paula Herman .....,....... Clmfrmnn Siegfried Lindenbauui ....,. 'l'rerzs1u'er lreuc Poclliurst ..... Pmgmnz ClIIllT7TlIl7'I Ycliucla Slieriuan . .Pmgmfrz Committee INTEII-VARSITY CIIRISTIAN FELLDWSIIIP OFFICERS Bucl I,f:Clai1' ...........,.... Presfdefzl Clliarlcs H2ll'Lll1lg' ,....... Vizrf Pl6S1'lI67'It Paul XValkCi' .,..... SECTGYIIVYY-T1'I'fl.S'YI1'67' 228 IIUTCEIIS CHRISTIAN ASSCCIATICN OFFICERS John Stephenson ...,.... Co-Clmirnian Anne von Minden ...4... Co-Chairman Barbara Beck .... ...,.. S ecretary Frederick Braun . . ...... Treasurer N Il W NI A N CL CII OFFICERS Peter Smith .,............ President Rosemary Stevens ....... Vice President Mary Ellen Grace . .Recording Secretary Carmela Saggio ,... Recording Secretary joan Beekman .... Corresponding Sec. Francis WVeisbecke1 '.......... Treasurer CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ASSCCIATICN OFFICERS William C. Glaser ........... President Lila June Clark .........,... Secretary Janice Jacobsen .... Corresponding Sec. Robert Heeren ......,....., Treasurer Marjorie Schoepps .... ..,... R eader Douglas Dickinson ...... Reader 229 CANTERBURY ULUR OFFICERS Marshall xjolmson .........,. l'rc5irle11t Barlaam Collisllaw ...,.. l'i1'1f-l'1'e.SffIe11l .Ioan Peuncll ..., ..... . UFf'l'6fIll'y Russell Greer . .,,... Treasurer LITERARY ULUR OFFICERS Curtis Mczmor ............. 1,l'C.YjlIl'lIf Max Luriu . ..... Seffrzrlnray-Trcrlsfmw l 230 LITHERAN STUDENT ASSUUIATIRN OIFFICICRS Frank li. Rolxinbcm , . . . Af2ll'g2ll'L?l HC'lll'llllgLfll . . . Hcnry RVCTHII .... ..... AI2lI'lZlIlll2l liolum ......,. llomllmy li. RCl1L'liCIl .,.... Co-1'n'.s'frle21 t C!lf1JVI'.S'fdff'7If C10-.S'ef'1'etf1ry Co-,Sffretary . . Y1l'6flSI1l'6l' A.S.IL E. OI I ICI:lRS Qlosepll ll. Bol1c'I1zmI ......... President Ruclolph fgillllll ........ Vice Pre.s'fde11t Robcrl Ilillmcicl' . . .Sf:'I,'I'6lfIl'I'y-TI'6lI.S'1L7'EI' EUTEEES ENGINEERING SECIETY OFFICERS .-Xlexamlcrl' I.cx'y, .......... l'rf'.S1'rIent john Lawtml. Ir. . . . . . Vim President Robert ,X. Ilillmcicr . ,. ..... Sccrezwry Ilonulcl O. Iiis:-1' . . , .,.. Tremszzrcr N.S. E. E. . OFF IC ICRS Paul Kctc-Impcl .,............ Clmirnmrz Ifrcd Hen-mzum ,....... Vice Chairmrm .IOSCIJII Sc-Imclkc ,,.. Iferorrling Secretary Cllarles Iluucm .... CllI'I'6SfJ071Cli1Zg Sec. I-X211-011 Iilzuk ......... Treaszznfi 23I UEHAMICULEB OFFICERS Richard Phoenix ............ l'res1'1IenZ YViIIiam Tlloinpson .... Vin' l'1'f'.x'i1Im'1l David Stahl ........ ..,.. ' l'1'en.s'11rer Ernie Kastenlaein . . . .... Sm-nftary 232 RUTGERS ENGINEER OFFICIQRS lfrecl CI. Ciulniel ........ lidilor-ill-Chief 'joseph Puwloski ,,... l31z.s'im'.ss Alnrzager XVz1llz1c'e Cl. BIIIXIICI' .nxlllllflglillg Editor XVilliznn M. l zn'1ner ...Ilfzzlrzg-i11g Editor A L E.E. I E.E. OFFICERS .-X. B. Meurm .... ....... P resident li. I.. Craig . .... I'1'1'e President .X. Nielson . . . , .l.R.li. Senretrzry R. Bigliano ,... . . ,i4.l.lf.li. Sefrclnry A. O. Levy. -lr. . .. .,..... Tl'6IlSZll'C'Y S.U.G. S.U. MEMBIQRS David R. Davis, Clllliflllflll Howzircl Cook Ariel Laucly Anthony' Iailiiumllc Morton Chial Edward Swartz GEUGRAPHY ULUB Ol IflCIiRS I . hlolm IJCYHIICF' ............ l'n'.s'iflf'r1f Ralph l.l1lCS . . , ..... Vin' PH'.S'1AIlCllf Irelic Ciorlolli ..,... S1'r'n'lr1:x l'1ff11s11J'er RUTGERS FILM SUUIETY Rilylllibllii 'lil'OlIllJ2lCi0I'i' ...Cn-Cllzzimzrlzz Rita Colcllncwg .......... CU-Cl1!'lI.l'7lIflII licla Plotkin ..... Scffwflary Zelda Plotkin , . . . .Srfrrelary 233 STUDENTIHLUP YYa1'ne1' .-Xlexzuuler . . . .,.. l'r1'.s'1'cIe11I Peter Smith ............,. Tr'f'11.Y111'er NIXTOII l,iuclc1' ...... COHKYIIIIIIflfllg' Sec. Garciu Kagalmowicll .... R erm-fl1'11g Seri. Herbert GliCTlxIl1JI1. lfrccl Gabriel, Rirlmrd God- uitik, lldward XIZIIIUIICX, Cieurgc llLll'I!0fiCllO. AMATEUR RADHI ULUB OFFICERS Robert ,XIIIIJO5 ...,... q11'li11g l,!'l?S1'd6IIf Robert Nunn ...... Sef're!fu'y- Treasurer UUMMUNITY PLANNERS CLUB OFFICILRS John H. Geiger ..........,,. Pl'C'.S'I'lfIflIl Harold '11 Letson ...... Vice President Douglas R. Manley .Sewelary-Treasurer 234 M , s 7.', -Wdifgxgsi .1 . ...W .,.,,,L ,.1,T-Wa,n..M. INTERNATIUNAL RELATIUNS CLUB OFFICICRS Robert 13211111 ...,..,........ Pmsizlerlt Jules Colm ...,.... , . . Vire 1'resi1ie11t KIOSLTIJII Il11Ll1111z1cl1C1' .. ..... Ser'1'ela1'y Rolmcrl Kiln' ....... ,... ' l'1'er1.s'11 rm' ALPHAI H UMEGA OFFICERS Rllflllllllil N. ElJ6l'l1fll'dl ..1. President Henry K1'z1l'L, .... ls! Vice President CI1211'lcs R. Witters . .27lll Vice President Hamlcl K. l.o11sdz1le.lfffr'v1'rI1'11g Secretary XX'il1iz1111 I':1t1'ic'k .... Cmresjwrzding Sec. Henry O. XN'c11111 .........., T1'ea5u1'er PIGAMMA OFFICERS Mz11'1'i11 XX'z1x111z111 ......,..,.. President Les Unger .............. l'i1'e Presirlent Carl Colclslcin ..... Senrmry-Treasurer 235 OFFICERS Irene Giorlolf ...................... President UUT I NG U LU B Donald Mackay ............,... Vice President Elcanore Cosick ...... Corresponding Secretary Kim Grande ......,....... Recording Secretary Hfilliam Kunz .. .............. Treasurer ICE HUUKEY CLUB OFFICERS Bob Stewart .........,...... President Louis Schopp ...... Secretary-Treasurer Otho Humphreys .... ...... I Manager RIFLE AND PISTUL CLUB OFFICERS Xvilliam C. Kraexner ........ President James V. Drew ......... Vice President IVi11ia1n Maddux . .Secretary-Treasurer 236 PHUTUGRAPHIU SHUIETY Young Eng ................. President Marvin A1'onoH ............. S'ef'refa,ry Ross Matlhcws . . . ..... Treuslotr FINE ARTS CLUB OFFICERS Iidward Ludwig' .......... Pre.s'ifIe11! Donald Kuhn .......... VfL'C'P7'6Sl.I16lIf Frank Lawrence .. .Sefreiary-Trer1.s'11re: LAUHUSSE CLUB OFFICERS Douglas Gosncll ............ Ijresiclerzt john Behrend .......... I'i1'e-Prfsidclzl 237 XVally Benevillc , . . .-S'f:'I'l'Kffll'3'-TI'6'llSI,ll'f?!' ports f? 3 I LM! is TW ,V 1452 -, L, K - L . L L 1 , ' .f3gEjf?1 ?w QE QLL L, 1 M X L 'XA 3, L,?3?7f' K sv -an-is ,ffamlgfp B , H9 we cz - mm , ' Q- ' V Y of A W- ,X fx I -'-' 5 -,Fw J ., 4 I Q .aff 7 M A L -',e,fvgLff-'if L 5 LL K -L L S ' I aw, w?A.ssw , Z mei?rixQY9lgEfiA9Y5sIi3'vf LQJLEP' xx 5 ' ,gxs4'1Szyg3 :fL,--2, , P Q ww-fU,w,f.v, fm- Q -.'- 'L f. :f?H?Y53iff?jW?4S3 ' ' ,K 5 'iff L,t12i?:a3-Lt 4 X ,QM H QL. L .-.- i Coaclzes ,ll11r1rlox. .ll11.w1w1gr'. Illllf H11r111r111 1111711 111z' 1111111165 1111:1'11 of .S'111111'r111y'.s' gnnre. 62 .X successful season lelt many outstanding highlights to he remembered: The consistently great running ol' .lim Monahan . . . XValt La- l'rarie's great passing, especially in the Princeton game . . . Russ Sandhlom. spectacular sopho- omore, who came within E50 yards of' breaking an Eastern Collegiate record lor total yards gained in pass receiving: and his terrific catch in the Lehigh game . . . Leon Root, the Scarlets's team captain, a fifl-minute man who performed equally well on offense and defense . . . The 'liemple game, won in the last minute . . . The first Hall ol' Fame game . . . Lehigh's perfect season which meant a loss of the Middle Three Championship for the first time in years . . . 'l'he Penn State contest, the 53TfZ consecutive game in which Rutgers has scored . . . The Colgate tilt which was won by the weather man and had to he rescheduled lor l95l. Slar 111111-111r1'ir'1' jim Alflllllllllll, junior 1111If'I1r1r'l:, who Ierl 1111? IWINI, 111 l'1l,X'l11IIg', j111111i11g', Illllf 1111111 1'1111I1111'1:.s 111111 z1'l1r1, 11.s'.w'1'01111 111 Iolnl ojl1'11.x'1', r1'11.x' Illirrl 111 101111 1111111115 xrv11'1'rl. 240 Plznzging fzllllmrk Howie Ollley drives for II fist down in X l I I lux II lr play, in mit'-sided Rutgers zficlory. ln addition to the lCZlllliS success, several of its nienllmers received individual honors this Fall. Leon Root. sixty minute center and line baeker, received the major share ol' these honors which included his mention on the niythieal All-East team. In the realm of reality, the Rutgers teani captain, along with end Dirk YVaCkar, played in the Shrine All-Star Came. Both seniors played well, Root on olfense and lVaekar on defense, in the North's losing cause. Unbeaten, untied Princeton, among the top ten in the nation this year, picked Root as one ol' the three Queensnien on its All-Opponents team. lValt LaPrarie, passing star of the near-upset Rutgers-Princeton clash. was chosen at quarter- back and Russ Sandbloni at end. It was Sand- blom who, in his first year ol' varsity liootlmall. came within 30 yards of the Eastern Intercol- legiate record of total yardage gained in pass receiving. All-American !'l17'Il1ilillllf Leon Root who aim alerted llnjilrzin of Iliff 1050 squad. Rutgers 12 Syracuse 42 Fullback Howie Olllcy flrnxes for a short gain around right end in the opening game. 242 Rutgers opened its l950 grid sea- son at Syracuse, New York in an attempt to continue its winning ways where it had left oil with Fordham in V19. The Queensmen had thought the passing arm of Bernie Custis to be their main problem but they had not counted upon the speed afoot of the young Syracuse lmackheld which stepped off 336 yards rushing for its afternoons work. The two Rutgers tallies were scored hy Vic .Xrchambault on a run from the 26, and Hal Corini on an intercepted pass which he carried lor 65 yards. The final score 42-12 was the worst defeat a Scarlet eleven had gone down to in six years when an improvised wartime team dropped a 39-0 game to Lafayette. wa wma, square 51 joseph Ambrose '53 7l Howard Anderson '53 416 V1C101'r'X1'C11ZllI117l1U1t '51 70 Burton Arnold '51 80 jo1n1 Arthur '53 S5 1Villiam Arway '52 52 john Behrend '51 65 Peter Bender '51 N2 Neil Burton 67 Frank Capraro '52 69 C112lI'1CS Carroll '53 66 Rudolph Ccligoi '53 86 Harold Corizzi '52 11 Robert Di,'X1I111l0 '52 32 jack Denardo '52 13 john limery I7 Boar lirkscr '52 72 YVa1ter Fisher '52 34 joseph lfurnari '51 35 Robert Kaplan '53 53 Frank Roos '51 21 1v2l1lC1'1.211,I'2l1'lC '52 78 john Lezdey '53 73 Stanley Michaelson '51 33 james Nlonahan '52 74 Mahlon Morrison '53 41 Howard Ottley '52 61 llrrico Pacilio 22 Michael Pannucci '51 83 1Vi11iam Pellington '52 55 Leon Root '51 63 Roman Rutkowski '52 S7 Russell Sandblom 76 joseph Scaliotta '53 64 john Schuck '52 56 james Scott '53 57 VViIliam Sherengos '52 82 Robert Stites '53 77 Robert Tillotson '53 68 Pierre Vinet '51 23 Raymond Vohden '52 8-1 Richard YVacker '51 37 Ronald lVarner '52 81 Roger 5571111211115 '51 38 Robert NVygant '52 Harry Amling '52, asst. manager Frank Hannock '51, manager john Wittpenn '51, manager COACHES ' Harvey j. Harman, head coach jack Maddox, end mach lidward Nlasavage, Ilarrlcfield coach Arthur Matsu, backheld coach The I'l'!lIllll0llIlllj'-fllllf Rutgers band prorfided the .spectators willz A1eXS3b0,l1'ng magh colorful lmlf-lime enfertairzment at the Fall games. Albert YV. Twitchell, line coach 243 Rutgers 26 Temple 20 Proving that the game is never over until the final whistle sounds, Coach Harman's boys pushed across a touchdown in the final minute of play to send a hooting Temple Owl to a 26- 20 defeat. After a long drive threatened to fall short as the seconds ticked away, Bobby DiAmato grabbed a pitchout and scampered four yards to pay dirt to provide the Scarlet with its first win of the year. Two other tallies came as a result of glue-fingered Russ Sandblom's snares in the end zone. Jim Monahan's plunge from four yards out accounted for the fourth TD. The Scarlet's determination not to settle for a tie was a tribute to fine team play and showed that their Prince- ton performance was no Huke. Rutgers 42 Q an Q Quarterback l.al'rarie splints past three would-bc tacklers after failing to fmd a pass receiver. N. Y. U. 0 A highly outclassed New York University team came to New Brunswick in mid-season to give Rutgers a chance to bring its record up to the .500 mark for the hrst time in l950. The Scarlet had little difficulty in beating coach Hugh Devore's charges as the score indicates. The Violets were able to enter Rutgers' territory only twice throughout the contest and never got be- yond the Scarlet 31 yard line. Although the Queensmen scored only thirteen points during the first half, they completely outplayed N.Y.U. in every respect. In the second half the flood gates opened and the Scarlet ran away with the forty-first renawal of this sixty-four year old series. The scoring honors were pretty well divided. Outstanding in the game were lValt La Prarie who passed for two touchdowns from the quarterback slot, and Russ Sandblom, soph- omore sensation at end, who was at the receiving end of two TD passes. Wlligllly Mo drives to within lhe ten yard line on a long rim. rDilIliI11liii!6 D'.f1mal0 plunges tlzrozzglz lhe line to rack up armllzer first down. 244 Rutgers 28 Prmeeton 34 Although the Rutgers eleven went into this scrap with the Tigers a heavy underdog. they managed to give Princeton its closest game of the season and almost pulled what would have been one of the major upsets of 1950. YVith the score standing at 34-28, it was Rutgers' first down on Princeton's thirty yard line with only three minutes to go in the game. The Tigers could not be denied though as they intercepted the most decisive of the 38 attempted passes thrown by Rutgers in setting a new Palmer Stadium mark. Both teams opened the game with all they had. After only ten minutes of play, the score was 7-7. Princeton widened the margin to 21- 14 at the half. In the second half it was all Princeton for the Hrst twenty-one minutes as the gap increased to 34-14. At this point quarter- back Jack Denardo took over and almost brought the Queensmen to victory. Corizzi attempts to snare one of the 38 Rutgers passes thrown in thriller. 245 ,M of Home of the lirst football game ever played, in which Rutgers defeated a visiting Princeton team 086119, the now-State University of New jersey was greatly honored by being chosen. in September l949, as the site of a national lootball Hall olf Fame. This choice was followed by tl1e scheduling for H350 of the first Football Hall of Fame Came. A brilliant array of oyer thirty former All-Americans, including our own Homer Hazel, was on hand to see Rutgers beat Brown in the momentous contest. During halfhtime this Honorary Hall of Fame Team was presented to the rain-soaked spec- tators after which there was a kicking exhibition by Ken Strong, a igreatu at N.Y.lf. Shown here is the accepted artistfs drawing ol' the proposed National Football Hall of Fame which is to include a lootball museum and library. Upon completion of this shrine, New Brunswick promises to become one of the leading sports centers ol' the nation. Rutgers 15 1 Q,llll!'f!'I'INll'.li Il'nll 1.111 miie scorinf I I sl 101 zlrmvz in ffm Drs! Hull of Fame grmn LQ .ui s M1 Rutgers two-time All-American Homer Hazel '25 Qleftj with Sundstrom lCornell '23l and Pollard Qlirown '16j ff twig, AA. 'W' M -qigcv 7 v - K ,, .K P, s 1 Q rf In the First Football Hall of Fame game ever scheduled, the Scarlet played host to the Bruins from Providence. Although poor playing conditions hampered the play of both teams, the game was one of the most thrilling of the year as Rutgers wound up on the long end of a 15-12 count. The Queensmen scored quickly on four plays to jump out in front 7-0. XValt LaPrarie tallied on a quarterback sneak after a long 53 yard pass to Russ Sandblom had set it up. A few moments later, line backers Leon Root and Former All-American Kon Strong gives half time demonstration of his great kicking ability. Ray Vohden tackled the Brown quarterback in the end Zone to add two more points to the Scarlet score. The Bruins scored early in the second period to make the count 9-6. Each team tallied once more in the last quarter. The Rutgers touchdown was achieved on a brilliant Sl yard pass play from Vohden to Monahan. Along with the half-time festivities and the sig- nificance of the occasion, the game itself will be long remembered. l irl:5cr, Dlinzafo, Slzerr'ng'o.v, Carroll, Sant 10111 nn! nml Roo rlrevszn 1:1 F stadium locker 'mom for a Ifridrzy pre game ram: lb Rutgers 14 Penn State 13 A long 250 mile trip into the heart of Pennsylvania proved disappointing for Rutgers as the Scarlet succumbed to the Nittany Lions I8-14. W'ith the Colgate game dropped because ol adverse weather conditions, this loss, the year's fourth, left the Queensmen with a .500 record for the season. The game was close all the way as the 14-12 halftime score indicates. The costly injury of halfback Jim Monahan early in the fourth quarter possibly meant the difference for Rutgers. Bob D'Amato showed the consistency of his fraternity brother as he repeatedly ripped off yardage on brilliant runs. They cooperated to score the last Rutgers TD of the season as Monahan threw a pass to D'Amato which cov- ered the remaining 25 yards to the goal line. The first touchdown also came at the hands of Mo as he scanlpered 15 yards around end to pay dirt. Penn State thus became the 53rd con- secutive opponent Rutgers has scored against. Furnari forces Penn Sizzler out of Imzulrls as Vulzrlml races to heljl. 248 Rutgers 13 Lehigh 21 As in the Princeton game, Rutgers barely fell short of spoiling a perfect season for a tra- ditional rivalg this time it was Lehigh. Scarlet touchdowns resulted from a plunge by Ottley and a LaPrarie to Corizzi pass. Then came one of the outstanding plays of the year. Walt La- Prarie let Hy from the 27 yard line as the clock ran out on the first half. End Russ Sandblom made a spectacular catch on the six yard line and carried two would-be tacklers across the goal line to end the half 18-7 in favor of the Queens- men. The Engineers came bouncing back though with two TD's, and Trillhasse's twenty-first con- version out of 22 secured the margin that was to last. A determined Scarlet got as far as the one foot line and the four yard line in the last quarter but couldn't quite make it. Rutgers 31 Sandblom about to score on a long pass from LaPrarie as the first half ends. Lafayette 7 An underdog Leopard eleven threw a scare into the Scarlet as they jumped to a 7-0 advantage early in the first quarter of the Middle Three clash. But after the first period Lafayette was hardly in the game as the Queensmen went on to score 31 straight points. Bobby D'Amato, diminutive scatback, was the big gun of the day as the Scarlet shot through the Pennsylvanians' defenses. Three times he crossed the goal line, on runs from about 10 yards out. W'alt LaPrarie, on the bootleg play that he executes so skillfully, romped 27 yards for another TD. Joe Furnari, on a 20 yard drive straight up the middle, crossed pay dirt for the last score of the game. Thus the overpowering Rutgers squad won what was to be its last 1950 home game, due to the cancelling of the Colgate contest, and set back Lafayette for the sixth consecutive year. D'Amato races around end after taking pitch-out deep in Lafayette territory. 249 1640224 Showing a slight iinprovement over last years team in spite of a tougher schedule, the Javvees finished their H350 season with one vic- torv in six starts. Alter failing to score in two games against Princeton, the squad turned in a more creditable performance against the Year- lings although the aerial battle ended in a 20-fi vietorv lor tl1e Frosh. The single -IV score came on an Anderson to Stites pass in this second annual all-Rutgers fray. The lone victory for the llavvees was at the expense of Admiral Far- ragut Academy. Ben Anderson, scoring two TD's, was the leader for Coach Heinie Benkert's outfit while Humphreys, Sullivan, and Marusieh scored one each. Marusich added three sue- cessful conversions. The best game of the year was turned in at Y'Vest Point. A Plllllgfj by Marusich and two passes, one from Fleming to Stites and the other from Grody to Humphreys, weren't quite enough to match Army's 39 points though. ln the final tilt ol' the season, the llV's were defeated bv a powerful St. Benedict's eleven, Marusich accounting for both Scarlet scores. Outstanding line play, highlighted bv tackles Burton and Tillotson and guards Yatvin, Schall, and Rehfeldt, meant much to the Queens- men the entire season. RUTCFRS OPPONENTS tl ...... Princeton .. . .,...,.. 2l 0 .,.... Princeton .... . . I3 6 ...... Rutgers l-'roslt ..,. . 4 20 33 . . , , Admiral lfarragut , . . . . . T 19 ,...,, U.S. Military .Xcatlernt ..... 39 12 . St. Benedicts Prep .... ,. A17 Kenneth Anderson '53 Neil Burton '53 Robert Butler '52 Robert Enz '53 Carl Fleming '52 Robert Gooch '53 Allan Grody '52 Frederick Gruninger '53 Blames Guerin '51 Leon Harris '52 Richard Harrison '53 William Himmel '53 Otho Humphrevs '52 George Kaufman '52 Martin Klena '51 lawrence Lawson '53 john Marusieh '53 james Moran '53 Frank Mraz '51 XVilliam Nyman '52 Charles Petak '5 l, manngz George Rehfeldt '53 WVilliam Schaal '53 YVarren Schneider '52 Robert Stewart '52 Robert Stiles '53 Arthur Snllixan '53 Robert Tillotson Robert YN'inlz '52 Milton Yatvin '52 COACH: Henry Nl. Benkut 750 pauncf 4 ln this version ol' evenly-matched, spir- ited, less business-like football, the Rutgers Mighty-Mites with a potentially great team, failed to capitalize on their capabilities. The Scarlet showed its great scoring ability against Cornell it tallied five timesg Dodd scored on a run and XValker on a pass from Dex as Firkser added three more. The Villanova game proved highly frustrating as the Philadelphians broke away lor three long scoring runs, while the Queensmen were within 25 yards of the goal eight times without being able to score. lt was a dillerent story against Penn though as Dodd twice, and Firkser once, showed it could be done. Navy found the revenge they had come l'or against the only team ever to beat them in the live years the league has been or- ganifd. Playing hard every minute, Princeton got three '1'D's with less than two minutes remaining in the halves, enough to eclipse the efforts of Firkser and Bernadyn, and Burke who added his filth and sixth extra points ol' the season. RUTGIZRS OPPONENTS 32 ...... Cornell . . ......... 18 0 .. .. Villanova ......,. . 26 20 .. .. U. of Pennsylvania . 6 0 .. .. U.S. Naval Academy ...... E18 14 .. .. Princeton ..,........ 27 .Iohn Behrend '51, rnjnlnin. Richard Bennett '51 lolm Bernadvn '51 William Burke '51 Theodore Cwikowski '53 Frank Deiner '52 XVZlllCl' Dex '52 Albert Dodd '53 lfirkser Boaz '52 Richard lfritts '52 Waller Gasior '51, captain. . james Geddis '51 -joseph Hemphill '53 William Howe '51 l'al1l Alanocha '51 251 Nicholas Lorusso '52 Robert Oppelt '53 NValter Perry '51 Peter Saharko '51 Robert Sannino '53 Louis Scropp '52 David Unger '51 Richard Van Benschoten '52 Charles Yollherbst '51 1'au1 XValker '52 john YVinner '51 Bert YVo1f '51 Richard Yatauro '53, nmrzngm CIOXCH: Richard 1.. Yoliva Mac Harris boots a long one as Gauntt and Benezfille head upheld. S The Scarlet Booters had a highly suc- cessful season as they lost but one conference game while walking off with two championships. The crucial game of the year was the 2-0 victory over Lafayette which gave Rutgers the Middle Three Crown and the Northeast District Cham- pionship ol the Middle Atlantic States College Athletic Conference. Forward Ed Nicolian set a new season scoring record in registering four- teen goals in eight games as he accounted for all but two Scarlet tallies. Standouts on the defense during the year were Don Vose, Mal McVeigh, and Marsh Johnson. RUTGERS OPPONENTS l .....,, Trenton State ,.....,., 0 1 ....... Haverford .,... . . . l fl ....... Lehigh .......... . 2 fl ... .. Stevens Institute .. ... l I .. Temple ...... . 4 4 . . 4 . . Muhlenberg . . . . 2 2 ....... Lafayette . . . . . . 0 l ....,.. C.C.N.X'. , . 2 Wallace Belleville '52 Autliony Cillo '52 Thomas Dieraul' '52 Christian lfrederick '53 lVilliam Gauutt '5l jack Geis Malcom Harris '5l Donald Hoops '52 Charles Hulse '51 Marshall johnson '5l Robert Kalapos '53 A. Kimball Marsh '52, mgr. Malcom McVeigh '52 Edward Nicolian '51, Richard O'Connell '5 Jule Phillips '53 Martin Sutphin '51 Ralph Uster '51 co-Capt 2 Donald Vose '51, co-Capt. Robert Yverner '52 NUMERALS William Natalie '53, manager COACH: George Dochat Gam G Roger Benson '5l, manager. Qlanncs Callahan '52 Ou Cn Cassidy V53 RUYIYCIQRS OPPONENTS Bruce FICCIHZIII '52, caplain 45 ---- P'1 1'7Cm'1 --- 1'-A---- Alan Illig- '53 11-l .. .. Ncw York l'11ixc:rsily .... Xvillilllll Xfllllilllx '53 29 .. . . Lehigh . ,.,,.. .,.. . . , AAl'lllllI'SCW2ll1ll '52 IT . , . . I.1ll,1lXl'llC ..,...... . , 1301121111 '1'ig11C '52 lsr ...... c1.ci.N.x'. A........., . .I0hn Z1111111Cf'1111'1'1'53 23111 ..., K1 IA c:ll1lII1lJi0llSllilJS .sg COACH: joseph F. Makin 'YGQQ N4 lllllz lflllglffbj Bruce l'r1'fr111nz and glrt Szwurlrrl jar ozll from lxllfllf in j2iL'I11rejp, the wplmnmrr' Hllllfllgglll of Illig, l.'u.s.xirlVx', and ZIIIIIIIIWVIIIIIVI 111111111 out llzrf .w'r1v'ir1g' UPU. Tigln' nm! .xfllliffllx alxo 101111 Lrzfaycllefs first mzm. 111111 lijzjlel 1lri1,'e.S in for a shot IlgflilIXf Pri11L'etmL as Corizzi fyj, il'lIl'1l!'w' 199. and Wzzring fly wail for jzosxsible rcboilml. Embed ll Coach Don lVhite, faced with a serious lack of height and an abundance of relative greeness. opened his 1950 season with hopes of winning at least half of the ball games. Getting off to a booming start, the boys ran all over Penn Military College to the tune ol' 91-5l, but soon received a severe jolt when Yale, boasting a better than average ball club, swamped the smaller Scarlet squad by thirty points. Two more Ivy League schools followed. Playing before a packed house at the Gym, the boys put everything they had into the game with Princeton before bowing to the highly favored hve 57-51, and then succumbed to Columbia which. over the past two seasons, 254 has won over thirty straight ball games and ranks high nationally. Still maintaining their scrappy brand ol' playing, but hghting against overwhelming odds, the Scarlet quintet dropped a six-point decision to Maryland and the following day wound up on the short end ol a 53-49, score at Navy. llie old story of lack of height still plagued YVhite's charges as they bowed to the Fordham Rams. After trimming Newark Rutgers, the team surprised lllest Point by barely' missing an upset, the margin of victory being a single point. Decisive losses to Princeton and Buck- nell lollowed. Victorious over both the pre- ceding year and having set scoring records against the Pennsvlvanians the two previous vears, the Queensmen were able to do little against their lEl5l teams. Then it happened! The home team suddenly caught tire and burned their wav to four consecutive triumphs. Sparked by the play of Ray Van Cleef, Al Paolini, -lim XVaring, Hal Coriui, and Marsh -johnson, they trounced Johns Hopkins and Trenton State, upset a highly touted Lalavette team in their best performance ol the veal, and went on to win a second Middle Three contest this time over Lehigh. The win streak was abruptly ended as the Nittany Lions came to town. The loss to Penn State was lollowed by deleats at the hands ol lsos- ton and N.l.T.-entrant Seton Hall. Middle Three competition was re- sumed onlv to have Lehigh eke Olll a two point decision over the Scarlet in a real thriller. Following a disappointing trip to Colgate, the Queensmen set out lor liaston. There they repeated their previous upset vic- tory over Lafayette, This spirited win in the last contest ol the campaign climaxed the season bv giving Rutgers possession ol the mythical Middle Three Crown. Coach Don XVhite said farewell to live seniors at the close of the season. This number Rl liCliRN Ol'l'ONl'1X'lS 91 l'enn Militarv College 57 '10 Yale 70 5l Princeton 57 535 Columbia 73 15 l'. of Maryland 51 '19 l'.S. Naval Academv 53 U2 Fordham 75 G5 Newark Rutgers 56 58 LIS. Military Academy 59 56 Bucknell 71 56 Princeton 73 77 .johns Hopkins 67 U0 Trenton State Teachers till 5 I Lafayette 51 til Lehigh 52 50 Penn State 73 58 Boston Lniversitv 76 44 Seton Hall 62 55 Lehigh 57 58 Colgate 7li 53 lalavette lil 255 includes two ol the starting live, Rav Yan Cleef and Marsh -lohnson. Graduation will also claim Dick XYacker, Ben Roeseh, and Frank Torpev. These vacancies will most likely be lilled next season bv members of Bob Sterlings great lreshman team which won eleven out ol lourteen games. Little Al Paolini, a coitsirlmzt .vlartrr and xfeurly player, KITHIIIICX tlO1L'llCUIlI'f past Iwo ojiporzmvts. Ifrzjiirzg llnl Corr1'::1' fllil'i f?X umlffr the Ixzulc S1-ilk unotltffr field goal for Ihr' Snlrlel. Rulgeza Reiaunch XVl'1,LI, Rmii-imisifkz 'l'l1c l'1'cr1l11011t cio111- IIICIII htrarcl an1ong spcctators. Wo sure toultl nst: Parsons antl hl2llflll'lI tl1is year ....' l'l1c height clisaclx'a11tz1gc ol 5'6 Ray Yan Cllccl' Zlllll 3'9 Xl Paolini which lailtftl to ll2lIlll'JCl' llltfil great playing ability .... lJin1i1111tix'c Rai Van Cllt-cl'wl1o tonsistcntly lmlayccl a last. sl1a1'I1 gznntr .... l.ittl1r .Xl Paolini, top pci'- l'i'lll2lg'L' shootttr Oll thc cluh antl g1'c'at sct shot. artist .....A Inn XYa1'i11g. high storing lor- wartl who z1vc1'11gtf1l hvttcr than I0 points a gznnt' .... Hal Coriui, whose hcttcr than l-l point gznnc average 111a1lc l1i111 l1igl1 st-orc-1' lor thc SCZISOII with 2508 points .... hlf1l'Sll ulohn- son. 6'5 center, thc SC'2ll'lCIiS only l1ign1a11, who startccl hitting l1is striclc ill llllil-50215011 . . . . lhc wcll halaticctl tcfnns ol Cilllllllljlfi, l'1'i11t'c-ton and Seton Hall antl sufh giant op- ponc-nts as thc t3'll Sctonizni, XYalt Dukes. 'l'l1tf linc upsct wins ovt-1' l.Elli2lf'ClLC .... The .Stk2il'lk'l habit ol' losing thc close ones, Printe- ton, ixlflfylilllll, ,-X1'111y. Navy ancl Lehigh all 1l01'isioni11g thc f2llCCIlSIllCI1 hy less than six points ....' l'l1t: poor season 1'c3t'o1'cl of 7 wins and lil losses .... Best, ol' all, the win' 11i11g ol' thc Mitlcllc 'l'l11t-tr Cl1an1pio11sl1il1. .fr-W S 1 1 TOP: Sjlffmly SIIIIIIIIYIIKITI? lim I.f1'1'So11 ful lcls fly with an ll7ldI?T1l!I7N1 xlzol. K. ,, Big Mmxvlz jolznson, lnllrxl 1111111 on llzr' Slfllllll, in action at lmth lmslcels. Lou Vnxvary Icls fly with a one lzamled push shof Coach Dun Wlziie gives the boys a few tips during a from the side. time out. Harold Corizzi '52 Albert Paolini Richard 'Wacker '51 Hlillialn Franke H53 BCl'll2ll'd Roesch '5l James VVaring '52 Marshall johnson 551 Raymond Van Cleef '51 lValter Wyeth '52 james Larson 53 Louis Yasvary '53 Robert YVygant '52 Harold Konowitch '5l, 1na11ugm'. COACH-Donald S. Wlhite l Sprmting star Bob Nugent, N.C.f1.A. threat and a sure All American choice. Coach Reillyls 1951 Scarlet mernien had a great season, capturing eleven victories in thirteen encounters. They avenged their only two losses by tying for hrst place with Seton Hall in the Eastern Collegiate Swim- ming Association Meet. This gave us the pos- session ol the Eastern Championship for the seventh time in eight years. The sprinting department was greatly strengthened by the return of Bob Nugent, currently one of the foremost swimmers in the nation. Nugent, setting record after record in sensational times in his two specialties the 50 and the 100 yard free style, looms as a sure place winner and possible champ in the forth-coming N.C.A.A. meet. He was ably assisted this year by ace sprinters Bob Hallner and co-captain Bob Simonson. The diving team of co-captain Joe Kohut and sophomore George Gregorio was probably the best balanced duo in the East. Their fancy board-work on most occasions scored a 1-2 punch that meant much to the final score. Hawaiian Bob Iwamoto, new to college swim- ming competition, gave notice of his great ability in the distances by a flurry of record breaking performances. Other consistent point winners were Stern, Stewart, Parkhurst, Raf- ferty, Cronkright, Milne, Pite, Paulus, and Taylor. C0-captain joe Kohul who, with Gregorio, makes up Rzzlgers' SC'Il.SlllfO?1!Zl di-ning duo. RUTGFR5 OPPONENTS 50 Columbia 25 51 Lafayeuc 19 '19 PC1111 Sllllil 26 '51 U. of Piuburgh 41 56 New York UHiX'Cl'SiLf 19 56 Temple 19 12 l o1'dl1zm1 33 A17 Lehigh 28 -16 Princeton 29 -il LIS. Naval ,xC1ldCIllf' 34 50 lj. ui' PCIIIINXIXZIIHJI 25 56 Boston L'I1iYCI'SiIX 19 32 Seton Hull 43 lircastrolccr 1,011 liajlcrly jmrl frf the 300 yzlrrl n1f'1ll1'V lfrlz1'11r1I Hwmteirz '52 Iirzllvrl lIl'IlIllOf0 '52 101111 ,Vnrriwrz '51 llrnmlcl lfrlflwly '52 H'Illf!'7' Crrmlfriglzt '52 .Hillrm Klr1I11'111f.xlz '52 lfnlufrl .xvllgfllf '51 Hrfnry Iiowrzlzlrllt 'v-T2 Genrgf' Ciragorio '53 fUSt'!1ll Kfllllzl '52 Rirlzzlrrl l'r11'l:l1111.x! 'az Rolwrl 5111111115011 '51 Ilfzllwt HIlfilIIf7' '51 Kmzllrfllz Jlillvr '53 fflflll IDIIIIIIIX '53 Williarll Sfzfrn '52 Rubrrl l.s11111'.sm1 '53 Gzfrngr' Alillll? '51 Rhlzzlrrl Pilr' '51 Donald Sl1'11,'r1rf '51 sjmcclx Ilzrouglz his r1'!uv. Gordon Staff '51, manager jesse Taylor '52 john Zirrmzcrnlzzlz '53 COf1CH-james H. Reillfy Wm' XVith a great 7-l record. the Rutgers grapplers ended their regular season as one of the three top teams in the Iiast and a de- finite threat to the eastern crown. Paced in the lower weights by captain Dom Procopio, whose only loss was a 5-4 decision to Lehigh's former eastern champ, and twice-beaten Lon Bowers, and in the upper weights by once- beaten Mike Perona, 1950 eastern title holder. and unbeaten Ray Vohden, the Scarlet was able to pin Syracuse, last year's eastern champs and avenge its only other 15150 deleat by scuttling Navy. Dick Fowler, 157 Ib. star, pins his man in lhe Lafayette meet. Robert Allcroft '53 Peter Bender '51 Louis Bowers '52 Anthony Davis '53 Thomas Dieraul' Donald Dreier '53 Xvilllillll lingle '53 Richard 1 owler '53 Richard lfritts '52 james Guerin '51 Fred Hanck john Lezdey' '53 Nicholas Lorusso '52 David Lolh '53 I-'rances McDermott '52 joseph Meyer '52 limil Perona '52 Dominick Procopio '51 Robert Stiles '53 Raymond Yohden '52 Manning Yorhees '51, manager COACH-Richard I.. Voliva Eastern champ ,Hike Perona flffftj works out with unbeaten Ray Volzden. IYTGICRS OPPONENTS Lafayette 0 Princeton 8 Syracuse 8 l 7.8. Naval Academy 11 Columbia 11 l.ehigh 17 Temple 6 ll. ol' Pennsylvania 3 260 l Donald Blesse P51 William Drake '53, mgr. Bruce Blum '51 Robert Ewald '53 Richard Brillantine '51, mgr. Robert Husted '53 Howard Cooper '53 Robert jerome '51 David Davis '51 Peter Kuker '51 ' ff 2.1.11 Robert Rawson '53 Louis Trapp '51 .flrthur Rose '51 David Tedeshi Thomas Ryley '52 Albert White '51 Rudolph Sulvalo '52 Alelviri 1Volf '53 Cecil sprung '53 COACH-Donald A. Cetrulo With an 8-3 record, the Scarlet fencers hnished another successful season. Yet the perennially strong Rutgers fencing team was not quite the squad it was the previous two years when the Queensmen won one N.C.A.A. crown and were runner-up for another. Even so, with a champion like Salvato, they loom as a possible threat to either the eastern or the national titles. Rudy Salvato, star of this year's team, is the nation's number one foils- man and a favorite for the national foils championship. Dave Tedeshi and Lou Trapp have shown great ability in rounding out the foils division, strongest of the three classes, while Peter Kuker and Bob Jerome have led in the epee and sabre classes repsectively. RUTGRRS OPPONENTS 11 Columbia 16 14 Princeton 13 10 U. of Pennsylvania 17 15 New York University 12 13 Yale 14 15 Lehigh 12 22 Fordham 5 15 Brooklyn College 12 17 Temple 10 16 Haverford 1 1 18 Lafayette 9 261 B ball team was without a doubt the greatest nine to come from the Banks. Playing the toughest schedule of any eastern school, they wound up their season with a record of seven- The 1950 edition of the Rutgers base- teen victories in twenty-two starts. Due to this splendid performance they were honored by being chosen to represent District Two of the N.C.A.A. in the national playoffs. The sea- son was indeed a tribute to Coach Case who, in his first year of college coaching, turned out the second best team in the nation. QUEENSMEN QUICKIES: 1Ve'11 re- member-Ray Van Cleells great seasong chosen MVP of the N.C.A.A. tourney, he led the team in batting 14041, stolen bases 1185, and total bases lfitij-records set at Omahag 13 stolen bases in five games and the only team ever to score a triple play-the great defensive work of Suba and Peterson- Big Mo and the havoc he played on opposing pitchers-Herm college competition Hering retiring from without ever suffering a defeat-the Hering- Foster duo which won 13 games during the regular season. All-American Ray Van Cleef who was voted Most Valuable Player at the N.C,A..4. Clzarrijzionslzips. SEASON RECORD RUTGERS OPPONENTS 10 .... ., U. of Maryland .. .... .. 0 7 . .. U. of Maryland .. 10 3 .. .. U. ot Virginia ...... ... 2 6 ..., , . Washington and Lee . . . . . . 6 4 .... .. George Washington .. . . 3 ll . . . . U.S. Naval Academy . . . . 5 4 . . .... Georgetown ........ . . . 3 11 .. .... Columbia ... ... 4 6 .... .. Penn State .. . 3 15 .. .... Lehigh .,. ... 0 6 .. .... Colgate .. . 7 12 .. .... Princeton ... . .. 5 14 .. .... Lafayette ... ... 12 10 .. .,., Fordham ... ... 2 12 . . . . Amherst .... . . . 0 11.. ,. Temple .... 5 12 .. .... Villanova ... ... 2 17 .. .... Lehigh 4 9 .. .... Lafayette .. . ... 8 2 . .... Princeton ..i ... 3 3 .. .... Seton Hall ..... ... 13 10 .. .. U. of Virginia .......... ... 8 17 wins 1 tie 4 losses 810 Tom Foster, reliable pitcher who was responsible seven Rutgers victories as a sophomore. fo DISTRICT TWO N.C.A.A, CHAMPS AND CO-RUNNER UPS IN THE N.C.A.A. TOURNFY TOP ROW: Monahan, McDonough, Waring, Eppel, Suba, Hering, Ruddy, Damnteyer, Willenbrock Peterson captain. MIDDLE ROW: Maskaleviah, Clark, Sabo, Foster, Tindall, Kaye, Stull, Geller, Coach Case. BOTTOM IiOll : Hughes, manager, Friedman, Biehn, Van Cleef, Ruddock, Kalapos, Hauer, Leaf, Pesin, manager In the pictures below: Lebojf looks one over and Monahan attempts to make home. Donald Biehn '52 james Clark '51 Christian Dammcycr '50 Dudley Eppel '52 Thomas Foster '52 Richard Haver '51 Herman Hering '50 Stephen Kalapos '50 George Kaye '52 jules Lehoff '50 john Maskalevich '50 Charles McDonough '52 james Monahan '52 Arthur Pesin '50, manager Harding Peterson '50, captain Charles Ruddock '52 George Ruddy '50 john Sabo '50 Alan Stull '51 Robert Suba '50 Harold Tindall '52 Raymond Van Cleef '51 Allen Mlillenbrock '51 COACH: George Case 263 IV. 6. 14. 14. Playoff! As N.C.A.A. District Two Champions, the Queensmen traveled to Nebraska to en- gage in the national playoffs. The Scarlet won its first two starts, against Texas, the pre-tournament favorite, and Vllisconsin. They then lost a tight ten inning contest to a stub- born VVashington State nine, but followed this loss by again beating Mlisconsin. How- ever, a second loss, this time to Texas, elimi- nated the Scarlet, who finished in a second- place tie with Vllashington State, and gave Texas their second successive national crown. Publication of the All-American base- George Case, former American Leaguer who made a brilliant debut in college coaching. F A merican. District Two N.C.A.A. Champs in Chicago enroute to Omaha, Nebraska. ball team found the names of two Scarlet athletes prominently listed. They were Ray Van Cleef, hustling centerfielder, and Captain Hardy Peterson, catcher. The Rutgers- dominated District Two N.C.A.A. All-Stair Team included seven Queensmen: First Team -Van Cleef, Peterson, and first sacker Bob Subag Second Team-Herm Hering, mound ace, Jules Leboff, second baseman, and Jim Monahan, outfielderg Honorable Mention- Charley Ruddock, shortstop, and Tom Foster, the younger half of the Rutgers one-two pitching punch. Heruz Hering, powerful hitter who brought Rutgers to eight victories while on the mound. Hardy Peterson, outstanding catcher who was chosen second team All G04 RUTGERS OPPONENTS 6 . . . Haverford . . . . 3 6 . . Seton Hall . . 3 . . Temple . . 5w 2 . . Columbia . . 5 65. . . Lehigh . . 25 GW. . . Lafeyette . . Qyz 3 . . Fordham Robert Debbie '52 Richard Hansen '51 Robert jones '51, 1 Alfred Kasper '52 Ed Sharpless getting service over the net. Illlllllgfil' . . 6 Charles McKay '51 Herbert Monlleit '51 Henry Spaulding '52 COACH-Donald S. XVl1ite send another swift -eel ' ' 'Y'-4 JT' ' 2 'J The golf team ready to leave for one of its matches. Al Ix'a,s111'r blasting his way out of a sand trap. ann-id. RUTGERS OPPONENTS 0 . . . Haverford . . . . 9 7 , . Temple . 2 6 . . Lehigh . 3 2 . . Syracuse . . 7 9 . . Stevens . 0 Daniel Alexander '51 R. Spcneer Brent '52 Otho Humphreys '52 Paul Lynner '51 Robert Mcflilvray '50, manager Edward Sharpless '51 Robert Streich '50 William Thompson '52 NUMERALS I.axx're11ee Carlbon '52, inanagcr COACH-john Nick Hummel The larlnis team zulmse sfrlzedule was greatly shortened hy had zvenlher. lissifsilgmasa'2vL11,zfr--of Wfwi. ff - .- , . -f , -f-f- 7 Q r-,. f.f2.,-f16..a,M,,kf Wife Gaeuu RUTGERS OPPONENTS 1ost . . U. of Pennsylvania lost . . . Hlashington and Lee lost . Princeton, Harvard, M.I.'I'. lost . . Syracuse, Boston U. lost . . . . ..... L21 Salle Coxswzzin Sealcharrl, Coach Logg, and Captain 12 of 12 , , Eastern Sprint Championships Hale discussing the building of the new boat lost '...... Coluulbia house that was completed last Fall. 11 of 12 . . I.R.A. Regatta john Brunner '52 Hlilliain Gaumt '51 Norman Graf '51 john Hale l50, captain Charles Morrison '52 Bruce Parker '51 Frederick Picton '51 William Scatchard '50 Emil Scroth '52 Harry Spencer Albert Von Choi-ba '50, manager James Mlelsh '50, manager Richard 1VeckS '50 'fliomas Shotwell '50 COACH: Cliarles P. Logg The varsity about to launch their shell for practice against the jV's ,. . . ,,,.,A.,.,. www I ,M,vg., f-5 jryji RUTGERS OPPONENTS ayuee aaa lost ....... ........ U . of Pennsylvania won .. ........ Nutley High School lost . . . . . .Princeton, Harvard, M.I.T. won . ......... ....... L a Salle lost . . .... Columbia The sharpshooters completed a highly successful season during which they were geo,-ge Be,-kc -51 Chaflgg pike '52 victorious in eleven ol their eighteen matches. R0bertG:1umt '52 Donald Pullman '52 In the lueufopolitan Riga League, one of Harold Gregory nzanager Charles Reed '52 Edwin Grushmski '51, nzamzger Stanlev Rodgers '51 the four open meets the Queensmen entered, C 1 , ' 1 ,. 1 ,,, , , ,corge Huber 50 john Hilsey .31 they gained third place. l,0mldM2mSS151 Roherl Malsbury '51 COACH: Charles P. Ingg Douglas Boydcn '50 George Veghte '51 james Drew '52 NUMERALS Xvlllllllll Kraemer '51 Arthur Guenther lfraulx Lawrence '51 Paul Lownian '53 Harold Mackay '50 Paul Von Till '53 o David Meirs '50 e em Seymour Rice '51 COACH: John Anderson 1 141- ns.. - f , ,.., i 'f'1ig:' f5fZQ'5 3s g15. 'I :W A -1 my Wi W Wm 1 xx-:az :aw '- 'su ',f:gskf':2i Whmqpi i::'EsT3Eia,:1, ,afiliil s ''ff'lH1TTS1,JEfc?5ffZl:zM 5-EL A3 vxlgfzfzaflzfw ,f,f:r1f-gas. A 1:1 gr :W fi' as f. f- -fe 142525332 ' 'li Q xl 5 1 Track WilliamBel1xi11c'52 Stanley Michaelson '51 Peter Bender '51 james Nlnrray '50 Roger Benson '51, ziiruzngwr Sy en Peterson '50 Raymond Bodnar '51 C. Stewart Ray '511.rvH'11j1t. 1gtlgz11'lSr1stow 1:1 Lenox Cooper '52 1.eon Root '51 N01'Illl1I1 S1111 '52 Paul Corrigan '511.I'U'I'IlIll. Philip Scola '50 Norman Crawford '51 .Xrthnr Seward '52 Robert 11451111110 '52 hlflllllrl-11111xl'11 '50 john Drobinske '51 Richard XYac14cr '51 Charles liichbznnn '51 1fredXVi1son '51 Gera1dFit7gibbon '51 1il'L1lC1'l1'CC1lI2l11 '52 KIOXCI-I:AIosepl1li,N1akin RUTC ERS 0Pl'ONEN'l'S 95 U. S. Mer. Marine Acad. -15 34 lf5 Princeton 105 l41fl5 97 U2 miigll 28 1 ffl 42 Qffi Lalayette 82 U3 80 Temple 55 32 Syracuse 108 80 1501111121111 G0 Sophomore Bruce Prefnzrzn ffm' leflj slzzrling on his rffcorrl brealcing Iwo mile rim aguinsl IIIIVKUIIIIII. RECORDS ESTABLISHED-1950 Two Mile Run . . . Bruce lfreenian '52 . . . 9:50.1 880 Yard Run . . . C. Stewart Ray '50 . . . 1:56.1 Hammer Throw.Pau1 D. Corrigan '50.141'2M3 A long schedule dotted with top-llight competition laced Coach Makin as he condi- tioned his cinder candidates indoors in prepa- ration for the busy Spring. Such perennial track powers as Princeton and Syracuse awaited the Scarlet with the Seton Hall and Penn Relays adding a little variety to the season. A successlul campaign resulted as one of Rutgers better track teams won four out of seven encounters. Showing the perseverance that makes a runner great, Stew Ray, unable to break his 1'ather's record in the 440, Hnally established a new university mark in the half mile as Bruce Freeman, promising sophomore, produced a new standard in the two mile event. Corrigan, after breaking his own hammer throw record several times, culminated his track career with a 141 foot heave. .faozaue Hampered bv several injuries. the heavv gloved stiekmen from Queens were able to win onlv seven of their fourteen games. Alter gaining valuable experience on an earlv southern trip, the Scarlet returned north, with Coach Twitehe1l's leadership and the spark-plug action of Mal McVeigh and joe Orlick, to give tough opposition to some oi the top teams in the East. At the season's end, McVeigh, Orliek, George Little, and Dick Clzidwin were given honorable mention in the 1X11-,Xrneriean selection. RUTGERS OPPONENTS 8 . . U. of Virginia .... 9 6 . . XVashington and Lee . 9 7 . . XVi11iams ...... 0 17 . . C. C. N. Y.. . . 7 3 . . U. of Marvland . . 11 17 . . Lehigh . . . . 4 11 . . Penn State . . 6 12 . . Stevens . . . 0 13 . Alumni . . 0 3 . . Yale ....... 10 17 . . U. ofPennsv1vania . .11 6 . . Princeton . ....11 9 . . U.S. Mi1itarvAeac1ernv 18 10 . . Syracuse . . Robert Atkinson '50 g,U1l1115Cl1l'Cl1L1'51 XX'a11aeeBenevil1e '52 S. WavneBroc1a1ebzn Albert Calello '52 .XnthonvCi11o'52 Charles Delahunt '51 XYa1ter Cnsior '51 Rifbzird Cierweck '51 tleorge-1.itt1e'50 x12i1CO11l1 McVeigh '52 loseph Orliek '50. ro-mjrl. ik '50 Donald Parsons '50 George Roberts '51 A11anSharrett '50 1 Marlin '1'uman '50, nzmzngm' Richard YVei1er '51 Richard XYl'11ISOI1 '51 Rie11arc1G1adwin '50, fvmwjzl. -I.V.1.ETTER Douglas Gosnell '51 Robert Grahzun '52 Robert Hubbard '50 XVz11ter Lee '50 Stickman Dick II'lz john Schuster '51, manager NUMERALS jerernv Bacon '52 COACH: A1bertTwitc1iel1 ilson prarliring a dodge on defensive star George Lillie, lmnorable mention A Il-.4 merimn. 269 C? wa S R. B ? ,Ti ' E? r 'I'f1r' ,h'llII'lI'l'.X ruoling fI'IllIl. Ilfllffll l1r1.s XIIOTVII .ro Illllfll .vjliril nl Iliff .x'1'r1m11'.x Qllllllfl, .xllllvrwrl II nzrzjm' lou Tl'flI'H lop- nmn liill ,S'r'l1r11'irlr'n'illrlr' Tl'Ill r'11ll1'1l in- I0 lim IIVIIIY. 'l'111r T'Il1IllIl'X' zwas onli' lvnzjlrnzzry llmuglz, for ,wrziur liolf .S'lm'j1l:f'r was rm lmml In !'IlI'I'Y Ihr' 7lIt Q1llf7llll7lI' in Iiillft plan' ru ln' In'- mzm' Hwnl l.l1r'r'r'lf'rlrlr'1. 'I'f11'lr1jI right llfffllV1fiNKlfl7ll'C.XIllllI'l1' of flu' ull-owl l'llf!ll1XiKIX7ll rlimjflzlyml IW lin' Yllllllll rl! fllfl nl!-llrziwfrsily jootlf rrzflifxs' held IIVIII-III, llll' gxmr1f1vilm1. 'il Men seeking one of the liour .junior Positions on the squad try out in their sopho- more year. The next year the competition gets tougher for there are only two senior positions available. This year's squad brought lorth two iunnediate sucresses in cheers. These were the Skyroeket, first introduced at the Princeton game, and the new Scarlet, Fight! yell. Against new anal oltl cheers alike though. Up Stream still remains the lavorite. ... re , Q.. . Robert Claus '52 Robert l'lCl'gllS0ll '52 Donald Mzmss '52 XVilli:1n1 Sthneitlewincle '51 liurl, Servos '52 Robert Qloeplaer 'SI 270 CHliliRl.lCAlJlNG SQUAD HIS!! rl aaalfzman Spent: Yllllflll .Xnclaloro Robert ,Xrnolml llfllfi' Clttner Nunzio Colla reno james Davis George Deitz Fred Ditmars, nznrmgwr XYillizun lloliber Clliarles Drisroll Richard lluerr Donald Duncan 11tmQs1mmet'tfQ Richard lfoster Allred lfreimnrk Barton Gardner lan Graham XYilliam Hamilton Richard Herrett lawrence Honey well john Jeffers john jones Gary Kehler ltnmw Kenneth' -Stephen Lyons' William Nlanexicli llonald Nlc'CLill'nex Rll,ll1ll'1l Miller lreslie Miller Robert Mosher Thomas Nathaniel D:1xirlOgonol'ski XYilliam O'Neil Warren Parker Charles Petak, IINIIIIIQWP' Robert Peters William Roumllree Robert Serko llOll1ll1l5llWCKlO blaniew Smith lframis 'Higgs 'john Yan Dussen George XYoodQ Richard Haight, nmnngrfr C1O.XCfll: Otto H. Il Zzaoliall RUTGERS 6 .... ll . . . I2 ll 26 20 .. . . Yale .,... . ill .. Princeton .. ., Lehigh ... .. Lafayette .. ., Columbia .. Hamilton . . Rutgers J.V. . . . OPPONENTS RUTGICRS OPPONENTS El .... Stevens -IN. . . .. fl .... I.al'ayette Princeton Lehigh ......,. Rutgers Varsity . , Robert Arinstrong Artlnn' Avery Paul Baba, 1'o-captain .lulius Baucrmann Robert Dey Donald Dietel Herbert Dunmeyer Ruben Cruenewald Philip Harding Vietor Hart Ronald Holford Chester jelly O 0 High School . . . 0 ...2 ..l ..4 Henry Landemare john Mahonev, no-capta1n joseph Maltese james McGrath William Rntsch john Versweyx eld, manager Robert XValters Thomas YVest Rodger Zelles COACH: Robert Sleilmf 27l lVilliam Beindorf C. Norman Driscoll Donald Duncan Lawrence Gordon Richard Cruen, nznnager Iames Himonas Roland Horn Walter Porter YVilliam Stranaham George Sundstrom XV. Dudley Tighe COACH: Robert Sterling Eaftkelzall 04044 ewan RUTGERS OPPONENTS RUTGERS OPPONENTS 53 .. ..Xale ...... ...... . .. 6l ., Columbia 67 . . Fordham . 76 . . Newark Rutgers . . . . 60 . . U.S. Military Academy . . . , . . 87 . . S. jersey Colleges of Rutgers . . 61 ,. Farragut Academy ...,... .. 66 .. Princeton 67 .. Lafayette l0l , . Lehigh . . 49 . . Princeton 77 . . Seton Hall 741 . . Lehigh . . 67 . . Lafayette Richard Edel Joseph Edgar james Efinger Arthur Gianti Clifford Mellor Robert Nichols COACH: .. .... H47 .. .. 7l 52 61 63 Gordon Procter Richard Reynolds William Sanford .john Senkewicz Richard Snyder Darwin Valz joseph E. Makin 272 53 47 50 75 20 53 78 7l . . . Princeton ........ . . . . New York University . . . Lehigh .,...,... . . . . . . Lafayette ....... . . . . . . Trenton High School 19 38 29 4 25 28 Amy.. ww man is lidward Be joseph Brown blames Cawley Charles Dempwoll lerome Dodgen lilliot Feinberg. nnruugm' Peter Gabel lidward Graney Richard Hulit. nmrmger I .airrenee joseph Robert Macliirmey Iidward Nelson William O'Neill Carl Rogers Ronald Rflllili Michael Stano George Starke Victor Stauch Thomas Tatlow, ntzimzgwr Marshall Watts Richard Westcott COACH: William Baxter RU'rGERs OPPONENTS RUTGER5 OPPONENTS .,.. eotumbia .........i.. 22 U .aYCmf '---'---'-' ' 0 25 .... Lawrenceville Prep .... 50 Newton High School ' ' ' I6 48 HH Lafayette H I I E ' . l I . . I I 25 Union High School . . . 6 28 .... Trenton High School . . 47 Princeton ' 19 53 .... Fordham ...,......... 91 US' Naval Academy ' ' ' 34 26 .... Lehigh .... . . 49 Columbia ' - ' - 15 IS .... Princeton .......... . . I7 Ifehlgh ' 'V 2 34 .,.. U. of Pennsylvania .... -ll Farragut Academy ' 5 wwfwmaywraffw- ,,,,,, f ,,sWmmm....wM-or . v,,, a wma:-,.M,M. -fvrk ts..W.MWmwmKmMwmwwmwm.mvmfn-. U. of Pennsylvania J.V. 17 Herman Adler Robert Arnold Francis Calderaro Ronald Coluefi lfrancis Donato Robert Fisher Richard Herrett Charles Krause Charles Lawrence, ntunuger Stephen Lyons XVilliam Manexich Arnold Mangeis .Xndrew NIl'I'ixiCl George Naome Thomas Nathaniel Keith Nelson Robert Osborn WVilliam Rose Ronald Srnddcr Charles Stone Barry 'largan Stanley liobro COACH: Alexander G. Sidar Banda!! RUTGERS OPPONENTS li ..... Columbia . . 8 ..... Lehigh . . . 3 ..... Lafayette .. 2 ..... Princeton ....... 9 ..... Farragut Academy . . . . I4 ..... Leh1gh ......... 10 ..... Lafayette .. Myron Allen Wlalter Bracklemanns Roy D'Anclracle Robert DiMarco Paul Foster Robert Helm Gerald Mortensen Paul Primamore Richard Smith .-X. Bruce White Robert Gleason COACH: Donald A. Celrnlo Vincent Abbuliello .lohn liruns Carl Cathers lznnes Cerone john Flower Kenneth lfurth gI0l1llfiI'2lll1llll lluvirl Greene. nunmgrfr Louis Hehnecfi Malcolm Keith Ribert Koperwlials Alannes Larson Peter Lumia, lHIlHIIg'I l' liclwarcl Mack .Iznnes Nloran George Rehfeltlt llonnltl Szttterfielcl. lilllllllgfl' Paul Sclineiclcr .Iannes Scott Rudolph Stanzel Richzml 'Iiextor l.ziwrence Valis .lohn Williams COACH: Robert Sterling ' 9 RUTGERS OPPONENTS .... Columbia .. .... 17 . . . . Princeton . . . . . 16 . . . . U. of Pennsylvania . . . . . I8 . . . . New York University . . 18 Riverdale .. 17 joseph Ambrose W. Richard Anderson Neil Burton 'llieodore Cwikowski Raymond Foley Ilhristian lfrederick Robert Gill Robert Gooch ,james Hankins Willis Howard Lawrence lsenberg Richard Kehler Richard Kehler Richard Latauro Adriano Marinelli Sheldon Moreland Hugo Munzer, manager A Robert Penny Robert Plaskow Samuel Sample Donald Stevens Daniel NVelsh XCH: Rlt'll1ll'll li.fil'1ll a '7aacfz RU 1 C1-QRS OPPQNENTS RUTGERS OPPONENTS . Lehigh ............. . 3 . Brooklyn Poly. Prep .. . 3 . Princeton ................ 14 . Montclair Lacrosse Club . . . 8 U.S. Military Academy .. . 8 Princeton 96 . . Peddie Prep .. Lehigh .. Lafayette .. .. Fordham .. Howard Anderson john Appleby Robert Audet Owen Cassidy Robert Enz john Fesq I . Xvillilllll lfranckc joseph Gilbert Hubert Hauck Alan Illig B. Leroy johnson, U51 U55 U60 ..86 Donald Kennedy Harold Lonsdale Lowell Peyser, manager William Maddux john Marusich Richard Richardson lVilliam Rue Ajoseph Scaliottzx Charles Schlichler john ZiI'11IHCl'lll2lllll captain COACH: Alexander G. Sidar Gaew RUTGERS OPPONENTS lost ....... .... U . of Pennsylvania won . . . . . Belleville High School lost . . . ....... Compton Cup lost . . . . . . Syracuse, Boston U. won ..,.. ..................... I .a Salle 10 of 12 ...... Eastern Sprint Championships lost ...... ................... C olumbia 0 of ll . .. ... I.R.A. Regatta SUMMARY Olf FRESHMAN SPORTS Football Soccer Cross Country Basketball Wrestling Swimming Fencing Baseball Lacrosse lrack Crew Tennis TOTALS won lied lost percent 2 0 4 .333 I 0 2 ,667 fl 0 2 .600 l l 0 3 .786 3 0 6 ,333 3 0 5 ,375 0 0 n .000 5 0 1 .Tl 4 L' 0 .w .400 ' 0 fl .400 2 0 fl .333 0 0 l .000 276 William Apgar NV. james lloning Lawrence Bresslcr Anthony Calana Richard Conrad John Ferree David Grodberg. Robert Husterl Charles Logg Carlton O'Ncil Edward Pegranr -joseph Schick Walter Vahl Robert Whitehead illllllflgfi' COACH: Ward Wlrilehorne U 7efuu4. RUTGERS OPPONENTS 3 ........,. Lehigh . . ........ ti Nelson Baldwin John Murphy Richard Cornyns Edward Schoilet lvllllillll Drake, VVillia1n Snedeker nmnager Herbert Dunham Kenneth Miller COACH: Nick Hummel Ihlls iw. lil' Ihvir four-guiur' .wrim Inf Urn' Iliff bull are liiwrizwi Villuni, SmiIl1, lJIIuIf'y, lfoniynx, um! Idobcrls ami ln1I'lc.s l1'iIIpa'I1Il, lit'-X',IlIIl1 lx'r'Il1'x'. ll'iIh Ihi.s Itllllillllflfltlll livin 'I4fll'lIl PI won ill Ihirilr'fIr1.wz11Ii:'i' Irilrrinillml Iourh IUHIIJIIII flIllHll7llUI.Slli!l. inhammal Speak Rounding out Rutgers' fine athletic program is the oppor- tunity lfor all to participate in the extensive intramural sports net-np. ClllIl2lXlllg the competition among the living groups is the awarding ol' the coveted Keller Trophy to the group which has earned the greatest number ol' points in football, cross country. basketball, swinnning, baseball, and track. Beta Theta Pi won the trophy last year. This Fall, the Betas beat out 29 other teanls to win the touch football title for the third straight year while Zeta Psi ran o1'l with the cross countrx' title. nlmwl Ihr' ,sz'tI,soI1'.s fIYIill'.Xl Iizwllry. hallg'r1I11esj1h1y1'rl nighlly. Iliff: fir'1'zI'f'1'l: n'iIh Ihr lirllw Tn Irzlruniilml II11t111Igr'I1r .Ihm Iiznzrzx Il Une: of Ihtf uint' rlcliorl-f1111'l:f'1l Izzlxlswl- X 5 . Ijrhr Acknowledgements . Ag Club ........... Ag Economics Club Ag Engineers ...... Ag Farmers .... Ag Field Dav Aggie Barn Hop .. A1EEf1RE ,..... Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Chi Rho Phi Omega ., Psi Omega .. Sigma Phi Zeta ........ 230 Amateur Radio Club Antho .............. ASCE . . . ASCE . . . ASME ,... , Aquacade . . Ba nd ............... Beta Iota Lambda Beta Theta Pi .,.,. Biology Club .,.... Block and Bridle .... Board of Trustees Booster Club .... Bowling Club . . . Boys In Ivy .... Canterbury Club .. Cap and Skull .... Ceramic Society Chapel Choir Chapel Ushers .. Cheerleaders . . . Chess Club ... Chl Phi ........................ Chi Psi ,.... ...,............... Christian Science Organization... Community Planners Clu-b Commuters ....,.......... . . . Concert Series . . . .... ..... . . . Contents ........ Co-op Society ..... Crown and Scroll Dairy Science Club Deans and Directors .. Debating ........,.. Dedication ........... Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Phi ........... Delta Phi Alpha Delta Sigma Phi Delta Upsilon ...,. Deutscher Verein ....... Economics Honor Society Engineering Society ....... . . . Eta Kappa Nu .......,. 1-H Club ,...,.. Fine Arts Club .. Ford Hall Club Forestry Club French Club FFA 5 217 218 218 182 216 201 232 13,1 235 120 135 121 231 198 231 221 231 192 207 122 138 222 217 13 220 227 211 113 232 210 210 270 226 140 142 229 234 183 191 6 234 116 217 14 208 8 1-lfl 146 123 148 150 223 124 231 131 218 237 179 218 223 220 11l11EC'l'l1llY FTA ......... . Film Society ...... Freshmen Sports: Baseball ..... Basketball . . . Crew . ...... , Cross Country .. . Fencing ....... Football ..... Lacrosse . . . Soccer ...., Swimming . . . Tennis .... Track ..... Wrestling .... Gamma Sigma Geography Club . , . Geology Club .. Glee Club Greek Week ....... Hertzog Hilltoppers . . . . . , Hillel .....,........ Hillside Campus , . . History Club .,... Hortus Club Hockey Club ......,. lnterclass Tournament lnterfraternity Council International Relations Club. lntervarsity Christian Association. Intramural Sports .......... Italian Club ...... ILFA ............. junior Class Officers junior Prom .......... junior Varsity Sports: Crew ............. Football ........ Kappa Kappa Psi .... Kappa Sigma ...... Keramos ......... Lacrosse Club ....,.. Lambda Chi Alpha ..,. .. Literary Club .............. Lutheran Students Association .... Math Club ..... Military Ball Newman Club .... v . NSA ....,.... Outing Club Phelps House .... Phi Alpha Theta .. Phi Beta Kappa Phi Epsilon Pi .,.. Phi Gamma Delta Phi Lambda Upsilon .. Philosophy Club ...... . . . Photographic Society Physics Club ........ 278 224 233 271 272 276 272 27-l 271 275 271 213 276 275 273 152 233 221 206 2191 188 228 180 221 219 236 215 196 235 228 277 222 228 18 189 267 250 125 154 126 237 156 230 230 22-1 186 229 220 236 182 127 114 158 160 128 225 237 221 Pi Gamma .......... Pi Kappa Alpha ...... Poultry Science Club .. Preceptors .......... Psi Chi ...,......... Psychological Society ., . Quad Club ,.... Queen Contest . . , Queens Players . Raritan Campus ......, Rifle and Pistol Club .. ROTC ....,........,.. Rowing Club ......,... Rutgers Christian Associt Rutgers 1-lngineer ...,.. Rutgers Rural Review . Russian Club ,.,. Sailing Club ...... SAM ........,...... Scabbarcl and Blatle Scarlet Barbs Council ,. Scarlet Key ............ Scarlet Letter ...... SCGSU ......,..,... Senior Class Orlicers Senior Class Pictures Sigma Alpha Mu .... Sigma Phi Epsilon ..... Ski Club .......l,..... Sophomore Class Olhcers Soph Hop ............ Spanish Club ..... Student Council . .. Table Tennis Club .... Targum .,.... ,.,. . . Tau Beta Pi ...., Tau Delta Phi .... Tap Kappa Alpha .. Tau Kappa Epsilon Theta Chi ........., lowers, lhe ...... Varsity Sports: Baseball . . . Basketball , . . Crew ......., . Cross-Country , . . Fencing .......,. Football .,........ Football 1150-lb.j . Golf ....... ....... Lacrosse .,... . . Rilie Team .... Soccer ...., Swimming . . . Tennis .... Track . . . 1Vrest1ing .. 1Vho's 1Vlio .. 1VRSU ...... 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