Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Uireclor ol Public Relalions Lirniieol Edilion-2400 Copies Campus Publishing, Philadelphia Covers, Priniing, Binding, Engraving Kroemmelloein Sfuclio, New Brunswick Phoiography The I952 ScarleT l.eTTer aTTempTs To be a True yearbook-a book oT The college year l95l- 52. lTs conTenTs are arranged chronologically, or as close To iT as seemed pracTical. STarTing wiTh The reTurn To campus in SepTember, iT examines TirsT Those who were To be campus leaders during The year, The various living groups and Their homes. Then, around The calendar To check on each acTiviTy during iTs busy season and, Tinally, To The men who have lived Through Tour similar years and now leave RuTgers as The Class oT '52. There are cerTain ineviTable compromises. For insTance, The spring sporTs covered are neces- sarily Those oT The I95l season. In some places we have Tallen a biT shorT oT our goal. BuT iT is our hope ThaT This volume will be used in years To come To revive memories oT pleasanT days and Triend- ships here On The Banks. Only Time will Tell wheTher we have been successTul. Our sincere appreciaTion To: The Kroemmelbeins, WalT and Laura, Tor many hours oT painsTaking aid and cheerTul encourage- menT in solving The picTorial problems inherenT in a largely picTorial book. Earl Nichols oT Campus Publishing Tor unending paTience and Tor sharing The beneTiT oT his experi- ence in The Tield. Mr. E. Hopkins Brill 'Tor guiding us in The diTTiculT Trick oT sTreTching The rapidly shrinking dollar. RuTgers Public RelaTions OTTice, Targum, AnTho and our sisTer yearbook, Quair, Tor help in obTaining picTures. Mrs. Kinney and PeTe Tor Tilling in when The oTTice was unmanned, and The ScarleT l.eTTer sTaTT who builT The book which we had planned. WiThoL1T Their aid we could noT Take you 'ROUND THE YEAR AT RUTGERS R.R.C. A.K.I, ARC. PresiclenT's Home ed eff uf ilbwbmfwl fo P e UH. LEWIS WEBSTER JUNES President ef the University In The midsT oT packing To reTurn To The Banks in SepTember, RuTgers men learned ThaT Their new presidenT had been chosen. AT The Time oT his appoinTmenT, Dr. Lewis WebsTer Jones had behind him a brillianT career as gov- ernmenT economisT, ediTor, and educaTor. l-le TirsT achieved naTional recogniTion in educa- Tional circles as presidenT oT Torward Thinking BenningTon College. From There he was called To WashingTon To serve on PresidenT Truman's Commission on l-ligher EducaTion and Then To The presidency oT The UniversiTy oT Arkansas. AlThough aT Arkansas Tor only Tour years, he considerably exTended The UniversiTy's services To iTs sTudenTs and The sTaTe, as well as iTs physi- cal planT. BuT his major conTribuTion was The achievemenT oT close cooperaTion beTween Uni- versiTy and STaTe and The pride oT The people in Their STaTe UniversiTy. Since his arrival aT RuTgers November TirsT, PresidenT Jones has demonsTraTed how he worked such wonders aT Arkansas. The sTudenT bodyls TirsT chance To meeT Their new presidenT came on The RuTgers boaTride where all en- joyed his Triendly inTormaliTy. AThleTic Teams have been surprised by his unannounced appearance aT pracTice iusT To see how Things were going. Numerous oTher sTudenT groups have had simi- lar opporTuniTies To exchange ideas wiTh Dr. Jones and his charming wiTe and all are im- pressed wiTh his inTense inTeresT in sTudenT Teel- ing on UniversiTy aTTairs and his eagerness To roll up his sleeves and geT To work on The many problems which Tace RuTgers. One oT These problems on which he goT righT To work was The winning oT STaTehouse supporT Tor The UniversiTy. As one resulT, plans Tor a new library were well underway by The Time of his inauguraTion, on May eighTh, as RuTgers TiTTeenTh presidenT. Dr. Jones expressed his aTTiTude Toward his new iob when he said, I Tind The educa- Tional siTuaTion aT RuTgers a sTimulaTing chal- lenge which l do noT believe could be dupli- caTed by any oTher insTiTuTion in The counTry. RecenTly The people oT New Jersey recognized The TuncTions oT a STaTe UniversiTy. To The colonial insTiTuTion oT RuTgers, wiTh iTs TradiTion oT liberal sTudies and iTs ideals of ex- cellence, were added The scienTiTic and proTes- sional sTudies, The pracTical and mechanical arTs, The research and exTension TuncTions. Thus The campus oT RuTgers exTends To The borders oT The STaTe: and iTs mission aTTecTs every phase OT The culTural and economic liTe oT her people. ThaT is The challenge oT RuTgers, The STaTe UniversiTy oT New Jersey. IT is wiTh Tull conTidence in RuTgers' abil- iTy To meeT This challenge under his able leader- ship ThaT we respecTTully dedicaTe This sevenTy- eighTh ediTion oT The ScarleT LeTTer To Dr. Lewis WebsTer Jones, FiTTeenTh PresidenT of The Uni- versiTy. 3, an 1,1 ff' A90 +'1'3 Ql1 Y., --,X 2 Ate. ! iff! ? XI WM if n.N,,44MA,1, 5, 5 5 5, 4 MASON W. G ROSS Provosl of 'rlme Umverslfy Dean of Men CORNELIUS B. BOOCOCK l .xdclminid fraforfi HARRY G. OWEN ALBERT E. MEDER, JR. Dean of lhe College of Dean of Adminislralion Arls and Science JAMES D. NEILL ELMER C. EASTON Dean of ihe School of Dean of Hue College of Eclucaiion Engineering WILLIAM H. MARTlN Dean of 'Phe College of Agricullure ALBERT S. JOHNSON Compholler MGX., GEORGE E. LITTLE LUTHER H. MARTIN EDWARD HURTADO DONALD F. CAMERON Direcfor of Physical EcIuca+ion Regisfrar Direcior of Sfudeni' Healih Librarian WALLACE S. MORELAND JOHN P. KIRKWOOD BRADFORD ABERNATHY E. HOPKINS BRILL Direcior of PubIic ReIaIions DirecIor of Personnel PIacemen+ Chaplain Direc+or of Purchasing guicle fie ibedfiny 0 pufgem A Iarge-and aHracIive-army of office workers pu'I admin- isirafors' plans info acfion .... .. . Though rumor has I+ fha? many of I'he decisions are made by Ihe IBM machines. '5t11dE11tEUu11l3il... Presidenl .........,.,. George N. Jorgensen ' Vice Pre-sidenl ,,.,..,...., Lenox G. Cooper ' Recording Secrelery ..... l-lerberl S. Gliclcman ' Treasurer .,, David l.. Churchill '52 Mihayil Negiz '52 John F. Schuclu '52 John Zimmermann '53 Joseph T. Ambrose '53 Willis W. Howard '53 0U2l l'l6 tk? CGHQIQUJ Corresponding Secrelary .,.. Donald W. Ferry ' .Allan Zelnick '52 Harold S. Paclrer '53 Norman Driscoll '54 CLASS PRESIDENTS An+hony J. lannarone Charles J. Carroll '53 Jack Jeffers '54 52 52 52 52 '5 Student leaders, tee, returned... 'L 0 .SQQFQCL fA2 Waffle of ml!92l 5 CLI' 0l'l6! iA8 KCUQL5 WALLY BENEVILLE, mainstay ot the Scarlet lacrosse squad, was picked to the third All-American team. ML MIKE PERONA, captain of the arlet Wrestlers, IS7 lb. E.l.W.A. Cham- on tor the third time, an outstanding at in Rutgers wrestling history. hope. JIM MONAHAN, rugged Scarlet tull- laacl: and captain, elected to the All- East eleven, traveled south to the Orange Bowl to play in the annual North-South game on Christmas day. BOB COMSTOCK, representing Rutgers in intercollegiate acting com petition, whose radio appearance with Barbara Stanwyclr and Producer Director Charles Martin swept the first semifinal round, went on to the grand tinals. BOB NUGENT, All-American swimmer, E.l.S.A. 50-yard freestyle champion, holder ot numerous Rutgers pool records and the Scarlet's Olympic RAY VOHDEN, three letter man in 'Foot- ball, wrestling, and track, finalist in E.l.W.A. tournament, his withdrawal from Olympic trials forced by injury. Student Leaders. Tee, Returned jo Cfadd Ofhcea PRESIDENT-Anthony J. lannarone VICE PRESIDENT-Henry Steiner The men who serve as the titular heads ot their classes have more than an honorary position. The three class presi- dents are also members ot Student Coun- cil. The Veeps are responsible tor the class-sponsored dances. The Junior Prom in February and the Soph l-lop in Novem- ber were both successtul teatures ot the respective Big Weekends this year. The blase seniors do things on the quieter side though, restricting the Senior Ball, which comes iust betore the June graduation to members ot the out-going class. The gal- lant iuniors showed a little added enthu- siasm this year by throwing a successtul class beer party in October. For the second year now, the year- ling class has elected a seven-man council, provided tor under a standing committee ot the Student Council, to guide its des- tinies. CHAIRMAN-Frederick J. Heinen SECRETARY-William T. Gillis TREASURER-Jerome D. Kaplan SECRETARY-TREASURER-Richard M- Godnick Robert H. McBride Robert O. Fleclcenstein William Wright Donald C. Haberman I2 . ,Y PRESIDENT-John B. Jelzfers VICE PRESIDENT-Edwin W. Be SECRETARY-TREASURER-Charles L, Silverman PRESIDENT-Charles J. Carroll VICE PPRESIDENT-John D. Emery SECRETARY-TREASURER-Alan K. lllig liiiiijeiul Living Anil A Fulle1T5Ul3ialLiie... me pufgerzi jrafernifiea INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Richard N. Godniclf liau Delia Phil ...,....,.., Presicleni William S. Ogden llfielia Upsilonl ......... Vice-Presideni Walier J. Dex lLaml:da Chi Alphal ,,... Secreiary-Treasurer Wellinglon Rounds, Alpha Chi Rho James W. Walsh, Alpha Sigma Phi William l. Thompson, Beia Thela Pi David B. Warren, Chi Phi Jeremy Bacon, Chi Psi Donald Saflerfield, Della Kappa Epsilon Henry J. Hohenslein, Della Phi James L. Brown, Della Sigma Phi William Allers, Gamma Rho Alpha Harry R. Hill, Gamma Sigma John B. Moore, Kappa Sigma Dwighf N. Halpern, Phi Epsilon Pi Jacli L. Sfover, Phi Gamma Della John W. Fon+ana, Phi Sigma Delia Philip T. Coffin, Pi Kappa Alpha Carl B. Davidson, Sigma Alpha Mu Roberl G. Ferguson, Sigma Phi Epsilon Peler P. Jannarone, Tau Kappa Epsilon George H. Bonninglon, Thefa Chi Myles A. Cohn, Zela Be+a Tau Duncan C. Morrison, Zeia Psi The role of fra+erni+ies a+ Rulgers was reaffirmed The DU pledges emerged viclorious in fhe pledge by Dr. Jones al The Greek Week candlelighl baskelball iournamenf. The nexf day ihe fra+erni+ies ceremony. ' played hos? fo oufsfanding high school seniors from all over 'fhe srale. ln addiiion lo The benelifs enioyed by fheir individual members, Rulgers' frafernifies aid The Uni- versi+y in housing and enferfaining prospecfive freshmen and ofher visifors. During +he lhird Greek Week, several fraferniries performed funcfions of communi+y benefit The Banque? which closed 'lhe week's fes+ivi+ies feafured a scinfillafing, fhough lhoughf-provoking address by Ar'fhur H. Morley, publisher of Parade. The Fra+erni+y Men presenled a Kensel landscape fo fhe Universify. I5 -.WS 1' ' ,Q?5i? ?T zfi H f 2ffM ' - 5 fbi ,vga W H KH A 526 iii ii7 -W A7 -qpqivgw ,g, M IIQH gp 45.5 . 3 T-5 I N Q .Q lys- gm. ' Z i - A Q L dgg ,f2?2'i 4:-7 1?I ':f ' '. E:: '1f VFX: .fifz 4.'O 1O'.X ' ' . Ls r '9QEa59 f ' ..-' 135555 , 1 J 'i-+ tl 4 1 Q 7 ' xi L, ' f' F '.,. , V . G Ji- Vi ' Xf K, V an W Befa Phi Chap+er A R 7 ' - Q jx Founded in I895 af Trinify -2' On Campus-I937 J4 ,aka Mo , I 6 OFFICERS Presiclenl .,.,..,........., Leroy Schoclc Vice Presidenl ,. ,.,, Joseph Belle Isle Secrelary ..... ..... G eorqe Boyle Treasurer ,. .. .Peler Schull Tallow Kirner Kelley Schulf Brown Ward Servis Krebs Smilh Boyle Frees Sfahl Fivek Bond Conway Bernard Ferreby Procfor Amling Alvarez Voorhis CorleH Rounds Asinari Cordes Schock Parcell Jeffers Maase Rufsch Arfhur Van Derhoof Baumgarfner HendershoH Mangian+e Armslrong Herhberg Belle lsle Chapman Andoloro Kimmerle Robinson Popovich Jeusfrich Ballinger Richards Mooney S+ra++on Some'rhing fishy here-bu+ fhe nel resul+ was fun. ff-f--We ,,,, ' Serenading lhe pafron crow. I7 X N l - J- .f fxb X -' ' 9 T....f,,.g , if-. X. X S. W fe--,,?f a , fee- Ns-, ee, NMR -5-TEE 5? QV-: ,, X X ' S Q ' gr, x ,f X X ,r:,g,. 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SCOH Hari' I9 ff ff M ff ff ,M K6 NX X mf X , W h Z i i 22 gr-53 I M . x X if ' f ii S W., X iiyi W , fi? f? m nf! W if i fi i B011 13 is Ui 252 V Dun ' ' il E E? f i Q5 ill l Be+a Gamma Chap+er -i '7??Y -- Founded in IB39 af Miami of Ohio E Qnw' ' YVVV : 534 On Campus-IS79 50 Union Sfreei Ein jkefa IQ 20 OFFICERS Presidenr .,....,.,...... James Cerone Vice Presidenr . . ,.,,.... John Emery Secrelrary ...A. ...Adriano Marinelli Treasurer . . , ..,.,. Sam Reck Bowers Larson Villani Smifh Tighe Black Kelly Blum Rees Reclc Hall Vey Ike McGlinn Hurfado Giffings Gleason Comyns Delanoy Marden Bonasch Francke Maame Sfevens Cerone Merriff Lawson Church Cauley Pain+er George and friends. Vander Veer Abbafiello Siaugaard Possumaio O'Connell O'Donnell McGugan McElgunn Thompson Campbell Sherwood Rushmore Anderson Lawrence Wagman Worfhge Marine-Ili l The gucsr of honor. -FL 1 Ti Y Y -Y 2 YfYY1-QYETYYY T1-giieif f as , Y lf Elf' -1l- Y P as i siiiiirenf ffff F -.f- fi' vi r P Y g Hliglgrfglf ilE5ligrg17.q ,.A , Sill? gqzii giyQ2g4jg Y E' l' llfgfilllilivig, li 1 i' I l'5 Ill Q ,H.li5'F7'1 ' ' ' x f ie-VV DeI+a Chapfer T Y Txlxi 3:4 Founded in i824 al Princefon P f if 'V Y N On Campus-I867 95 College Avenue flu lf l l ull we Quaclcenboss Calello Jorgensen Perkins Sneclelier Krause McVeigh Olsson Churchill Sfrong Himonas Kahler mfs, Williams Sheefs A Crowley Gerde M Grifliihs Gebel ' Greeley Paulus Wyganf Por+er Howard Larlrin Scalingi Miller Gravaif Li'Hle Warren Dunn Hullfish Mion Fennell Price Wilhey lrwin Wrighf Filip Nyman YYY YYY, 22 -Q via: , f fm F Q A Maier occurance. Oh, I wish all +l1e girls were like OFFICERS Presidenl ...,.,........... Reeves Lilile Vice Presicleni ..,....... Roberi Wlwiilwey Secrelary ..... ....... C lwarles Krause Treasurer .... Willis Howard, Jr. 23 ir:- gf--..T!Gr,y,, X5 fi N 1 qw AJZWQA Rx f .f mfg? , ff X X , Wifi','l X 5 mg - 1 'i 'N eg 5' E' Qfff in ff' f QQ QRYQM f ee e , ' 'Vg ' F41 'mst W if 'bfi 'LQ 3 LJ' H123 V fwQNnLxGiTf,f7 gf, -..KB.Vif 4 M5 F 'ffm ' f '5 !5::'5Y-W1 'U W' ff f ffffwf M E f! X- - ,, .-f-- A , K ,dfxlff ' Y en. e f 4 Q M. mii e E e' E'o V' K . gg-5, , , 'lac' 0,1 x A W 'Sf e ee S ee ee Alpha Rh0ChaP+ef ' f' - ef. - Tig ' ' , '45 .':3: 1' i 'f - - A V- WQE X f f Founded IH I84l af Union ,, a'37l'ZL ' 'aff : ':a' fr 4 -. few-12, ,-: '- -- ' --we' On Campus-i879 C-f - in-1 fi .we-V - I I4 College Avenue CA OFFICERS Presiclenl .....,..,,.. James Cunningham Vice Presidenl .... Alfred Richardson, Jr. Secrelary ,A... ...,.... R oger Richards Treasurer . . , . .Jeremy Bacon Ja nsak Jeffers Voighi Arnold Dexfer DeVoe Bacon Edgar Dowd Cobb Smiih Allan Slack Sfahl Buisi Richards Denardo Tilloison Easfman Edwards Hea+ley Manger Beriram Moffelf Mefferf Gabriel Elcedahl Driscoll Buehler Shields Schnell Carroll Howell Corizzi Cronin Zuk Ba-Bil and friends. Spangenberger Cunningham Springhorn Richardson Pendergasi' Landemare Hemmings McKissocll Dunmeyer Glassford Comsioclr Gonnella Perreaulf Johnsfon Beneville Ambrose Hasfings O'Hearn Kossman Lonsdale The old ifching rail. X W Z be sexes ss X f M X Al! 5 ll gt i A Q2 f Phi Chi Chap+er 33 1 Founded in I844 af Yale r' if ' On Campus l86l ff I Q figi l i X li ,ll ff l l 7 K ,Y x Jlizxirkxr 1 2' fsfx ! or 5351 sos? EEE? M- e,, l f. 5.1--QL-'cf ,-., - -- if Www, -7- H i - ll l X be-5- f err 'Ti 1 1 -' - iff' ' ,rf il AK biT,'?E-Pffix li bf,-121 rl' 78 College Avenue 6l l9l96l glddlf I1 Safferfield McAllis+er Wingerler Kraushaar Sandblom Ru+kowslxi BaccheHi Monahan Nuciforc D'Amafo Harrison Gardner Rehfeldf Wheeler Beindorf VanVlie+ Graham Johnson Truscofi Behrens Lydman Carlisle Meeker Nugeni Crance Sample Liebich DeBoer l.aRoza Phillips Dorian Krauss Arfhur Powell Apgar OHley Miller Toole Blake Reed Ferry Horn Cillo Ivins Rue Pile Yo-ho-ho, Where's ihe boHle . . . The daugh+ers and sons of 'Hue beech OFFICERS Presidenr ....,....... Russell Sandbloom Vice Presidenr ......,... Howard OHley Secrefary ...... ..... J onajrlwan Meeker Treasurer . .. .. .Andrea Nuciforo 27 Q ' 'giiigi 12-fj'i1T'f, .57 - K ixifs-LLM-A on--ff n n f ' Q V...1.,ff4 0 , x o, Q , ,N + , .xx f7' 'z 4 1 1 N x. -N 5 1- -lgrffgf I ,5 51151: ,gn- . , ,A 1 -72 W, w QV: in 1 W4 N' Q rr 1 , N y-', f 2' A ' , , M ls.. w 1 56 ?-'La F3 ig, .1 v if :Q n n wiki N l ,m 1.-, I if ,- I eq +, ,P .4 'lay -rm, W' , 1922 Mm 0, n M fi nog 62-1- 14 .5ff:,-of 'ff , '-:af ,U H1--vaas .wkm ,LN , , , in fa' gsfagx 'rgcggai on Qi- WSW K , , M517-:i' Q7 V, '-rg 'W' w V ' VY ,V V , - W f--1 Q, X X ,W V . 'x I7 Union Sheef ' fl 6l pk Em Epsilon Chap+er Founded in I827 ai' Union On Campus-I845 28 OFFICERS Presidenl ..........,....., Jolwn Balclna Vice Presidenl' .....,..... Roberl Carclrey Corresponding Secrerary. ,William Q'Neill Recording Secrelary ..,...,. Keilli Nelson Treasurer ,,.,.......,... Nelson Baldwin Griffin Hardy Bedell Tex+or Penny Kiraly Filer? Brenl Hale Sclnrofh Duncan Caffery Niichie Sabean Kleiber Bowlby Perkins Declrer Nelson Baicha O'Neil Mason Young Problem: Find fhe man on pro. Monfgomery Blumens+ock MacGregor Humphreys Hohensfein D'Agos1ino Thompson Hemmer Brewsfer Mifchell Wyckoff Boisver! Roosma Baldwin l l l Numa 'ummm Cheena and friends. ,A lr X lr ll' XX .K I' X W 7 f fear- B' A 4 'B A ll 4 Bi Z -feaarbiaa - i' 2? , - 1,1-s. ,N .,... , ' A, - W Iffw' , 5252 I I l ---e TTU ,-ve ,igaiziw '-f- feff' V' ln 'Q' iii as f'a'e, X- -- 40 Union Slreel Gamma Ze'I'a Chapier Founded in IB99 a+ C.C.N.Y On Campus-I949 ibeha .Sigma ,Oki Bogdanovlkh, G. Reagan Bogdanovllch, J. Bernafh Van Benschoflen Walker Chrisfensen Forsfer McDougall Remiie McGonnell Tindall Pelling+on Welzel Thompson Wilson Nelson, E. Maaclc Golcheski Bishop Woodruff Scha+z Nelson, F. Longo Lienhardf Lough Buchanan Brown Hampson Grace Fangman Granl Sherman Myers Berridge Smilh Munyan Krug Calhers Rafh Hughes Roof The Engineer in a fowl humor. Give ihe cameraman anoiher beer OFFICERS Presidenr ...,,.,........, James Brown Vice Presidenf ,..,... Eric Neison Secrerary ..... . , .Andrew Forsrer Treasurer ., ..,Rober+ Grace ' 3I l Q f f ,mnun-A .W luuxx:m2 QMkMm NHQWXXWBQXMQSWUB 2 , -MV' M agin g i X7 fi H X I -:f wfr ,Q X if GZ X 261 XXX X M 4 X x xx 4 X Q f EX ' W ' ff Y' X 4' K1 X y VHf'f i-'-,. K ml V f g A K- .nf 1 ,,:1r- 'Qw.,., 'x '- Tx '- lx- kg ,ix Mg' , ..m.,.-1---- 4'g.,,i A ' , A 5 X X 9-ranu.. 1 1 mv' ' :fi Y S rf wr, ju. x E!-W .n Y fix S21- 4 :fr-.-4-fl... w . Im- X- XS Q . . , ,ff-W, ..J.. 'Ill 5 4-1 V Q-- sfiffitgg.-... ,Hmff - 53532345 ?i2Ql2:'5BlFWiiE33il ,.,- 5 3 ' iw L 1 E' 91, ,P BI qfairiifagiiffii-?' P- ' g, , . 1: x XX ,Lx gsfgzfr ef 1- ' f 1 V ,-415: Q1 ff K-,-iam Wm- w A . Jap X NW.,-If I Q K -. 1x ' f . 'H' F-' X ' 3 141??'.f'6' X Cx JM X 1:54 ,S 5, V-X' wi .X ff ' 7 ,5-3 ',x . xxf. K N N X fx X Xxx xxjxx X. X ,f X7 ,L L xwa, - gf, - l-LR 551 f f Xxxxf 66 College Avenue xy The Rufgers Chap+er , , Founded in la34 .B+ Williams I f' X4 ' On Campus-I858 mega Madigan 32 OFFICERS Presidenr ....,.,.....,.... Roberl Siiles Vice Presidenl ..... Pasqual Sierra Secreiary ..... ..4, T homes Barksclale Treasurer .,... Anfhony Davis Heller Dreier Sferra Slifes Davis Tafro Logg Lund Moll' Hari' Herr Cain Kroll Prisk May lllig Azzeriia Holford Whelan Allcro'H Prenfiss Brunner Doliber O'Brien We'Her Ogden Wefzel WhiHe Haines Bossow lsidore Gooch Moore Squire Albers Bfind dale wifh your sisfer? Sure! Cunningham Whiffemore Haberman Sundsirom Delanegra McClusky Campbell Marchese Gambino Trewhella VanSicl:le Barksdale Frederick Parl:hurs+ Mulligan McBride LaPrarie Schmid? Simonse l l Honky +onlc. W, ff if , f ig l Wm ,J Xi' F-ouncled in I949 ai Rufgers Vanden burg Broclxel'+, F Broclceff, J Da ulerman Whifehead Fellenburg Kingsbury Zulcauclcas Sansalone Darnsledl Shallcross Garrison Conover EiMarco Torbush Roberls Conklin Biole'Hi Oskaur Ledcler Lulrews Saaclce Honcla Mellon Vogler Meyer Miller Akers Holm Helm Verra Gan? Zulie Chin Zinc Eby 34 Mus+ have miscoun+ed +rump. Seven Old ladies all locked OFFICERS Presidenf ..,...,..... William Sansaione Vice Presicieni .,..,.,. Roberi Whirehead Secre-Jrary .,,.. ..... H arry Shallcross Treasurer .........,,.,.. Richard Saacke 35 ...'E? E I9 Union S+ree? bf' amma igma fix 6132313-y Gamma Sigma Founded in I947 af Ruig 36 OFFICERS Presidenl ................ Howard Cook Vice Presidenl . .. ..... Harry Hill Secrelary ,.., ..,... lvl elvin Wolf Treasurer . .. .... Charles Moreno Rosen Elling LiHle Jaffe Gsell Cook Ro'H1 Wolf Hess Hill Be Merldns Moreno Shipley Gecldis Pappas Wrighf Honda Hlavlca Frigeri lnouye Franks Talem Seidel Ewald Wha+'s lhaf guy wani'? Kaganowich De la Torre Greenberg Silverman DeNunzio Goldsfein Goldberg DePekary De:-Sanfis Kershner Johnson Paranay Talmonf Ascoley l+'s so nice +o have a woman around +he house. , lf x X A ' fy V . l ,l I E 4 llil kg 1571 15,44 .V T3 fb, .... fo' QTL: 1?-H ,, flee- +1 ,zmffgamf-ww:f1v:,ff.:1: 1.-1, :i G 5 U I Ch fe W i ,,wZZgA3!i,u, i-:lb Knit K amm ps: on ap r M '-fj5-Qffiig -41 Founded In l864 a?Vlrgln1a gurl' x On Campus l9lB - g W g :xii SJW? TP' ' cw , Ah I4 Union Sfreel Leisfensnicler S+ad+lander Hol5fs+a'Her Moore, W. Donafo, F. Donalo, J. Shanahan Summerill Moore, J. Lundberg Calseraro DeWilde Mangles Nicolich Johnson Fleming Kalapos Longley Kilborn Dayfon alolaa igma Dodgen Warner Dolbow Souder Pardee Lezdey Kinsey Mayer Young Knapp Pierce Noble Ciuba Lamm Builer Engle Palko Dunn Lolh Dix 38 l l i Who deal? This mess? Tl1a+ good old mountain dew! OFFICERS Presideml .......,....,.. Ronald Warner Vice Presidenl ........... William Moore Secrelary ..........., William Summerill Treasurer ........... Edward l-loiclslaller Masler of Ceremonies ...4,,. Leon Pierce 39 Q ,i,i f - ig eq ' ei f f X XX xii. X Yjififfiij 1 El fiiiijg E X MN +2111 . ' ' 1 :riff-55:1-'2-1: 1 Q1 X YU 47 e e X W O 59:59 1:j::f-, .-.-. .-.-. . . .-. .-,-,-.-.-... 'X ! w - ,f 5.1-u:,, 1 - N, 1 l,'f,5f.kg.:f,,.-mfif f ,N 1 mmf i '.:.',,f'1ff-Y. wk 5, - 'K K 12111, ' 7,55 i, ' I Cm A 'ff'-' U s . ,,?,2 ,f i?: fJ Q - Phu Zefa Chapfer 25' f f gf i , fififf f K fl 2,133 Founded in I909 a+ Bosfon U f X K X V if V, V YYV, , Y 3 iw On Campus-I9I3 'T T if ff X X V ' Y, w! N f - X K ' X-X-W, Y Y WXi,,, V f - --Y - fff ' I 64 College Avenue amgcla .X4 IQACL 40 OFFICERS Presiclenl ..,.....,....,, William Nalalie Vice Presidenl . . . ...,.., Arlhur Croolqe Secrelary ..,,. ..., J ohn Zimmermann Treasurer . , . .... Alexander Siark Ausfin Varian Apgar Hayes Monlrs Simon Smilh Sivalc Sfaric Krum Baba Koch Mills Hess Frey Dex Bell Messina Lehman Cassidy DeMo'H Fulchlro Sulfrian Sulphin Booruiy Browde Thomas Nalalie Aguilar Lorusso Husled Clymer Walker Croolre Delano Losche Thorne Lelson Barlon Ferree Music halh charms? Charlamabides Fi'l'zRandolph Cunningham Formichella Zimmerman Giesbrechl Campanile Nicolaysen Salva'l'o, R. Waring, J. Waring, B. Salvalo, L. Dempwolf Slulzbach Langhans Delweiler Hamilfon Gurdgiel Fielslead Richards Walralh Rhubarl Hanlxins And lhen she said . . . I Ai '7f1l'4'c I ,, f':m-f E if E f 1 ' nf 5 ,Jlai 2iI.SEa1iare:im M2'QZggQZMMwMm 'WEBB nan Em fl' 0445 miW XxWWKwwxwwwmmx 531'3Q4WWZZf 1 25553591 X X 3 4 A N WI W if ,A N XX x ye' M ' X ,7 Wg ff Q XR III N51 N Nd 2 X X Q,-'... ' XR I M, f X. W V wr ,. J 1 fa- -w-1 gf 'wp , 41,4 v an' rx. 5 'lgaifwgifi-'Eiga Er: 1 'i:'1f:tz:7 ' F r In , f V -ll 1 ui51Z4'V' 1,5416 y f 1 tf ' W 1 f 24 1 J r 1 W ' j 1 ' wv 7' 'sf ' ' ,. , -- r an W pi' r , w ' ig ,gf1f42af-iTEif ,'- fag, :1-E, A- ,, fe9?HW4dyQ Cnsei Esenmzhlgefsiwrvl f W A ,A -4.52--. , y mv, . ...::mu..,. ,. ,, E n I Jbw! 4 Xjul 'f , -'- -few!-Ag, rg xg'-fifffnigsg M w w i 5-H jg :NNN XV X 4- A 11 pw-X Q. Wk 2 My , 2 35 'i' ,l ' ,....' I - ' - V 1 ,dp 73 Y., v ff i -' 'iijgfi ,Quilgf , , 2 gg , L . ,Q, f I L 1' L 1 ' 1 Zif ' ll: h Y fw , -EW' I nd ',.f.,y24C' S! x I f -. Slggv IQ: 'fly f 1, 2 'qqggg , : ,, VN 55 ,g -'51 li y XY lf5 :'5'1 ' - 'H 'Q' -.L E55 N. V '?FZ 'Zi' 1 ,K ' fway, 'Y If. -ff 33 te juf.2fr5f:- L25 :sr W ' J.. ff- - I--fa:..f,2 - ,E?-fh- ' N f , , ,, , ,I ,, , , -.. IJ - , . ff, X - ' sr' 1 11454: :3,gf, A ' '34, 3' -fa,:- I L k N rg ' -- 7' - -- ' H , a 'Wai W 1 ,X ' L fa, ri' R 4 ly .fl il, A N Qi? 4 Mine Sireef Herschkowih Busch, Marv. Schwar+z, D. Schwarfz, E. Busch, Mal. Konner, M. Neuberger Konner, N. Haberman Weinsfein Wolfinger Grossman Silverman Friedland Glickman Feinberg Piekarsky Lagowifz Gi+omer Fishbein Halpern Schoifei' Konikoff Mervish Grani're Ross, H. I O i ,941 glldfflifl Ross, A. Be+skoFF Spri'rzer Balinkie Werner SchaaFF Joseph Brilakis Targan Cohen Mezey Ringel Bloom Willef Knopf Reger Miller Loevy Weiss Luber Lewin Lanin Lifoff Hack Sfern Sharf 42 'es' 0. QF : Q WTQ o 0 Lambda Chap+er Founded in 1904 af C.C.N.Y On Campus-I9I5 Reserving iudgmenf. Wl1af do you mean-Wlial ever happened +o Gaylord? OFFICERS Superior ,,,. , , . . . .Edward Sclwoilel Vice Superior , .,...,,... Kennellw Miller Corresponding Secrerary .... Max Luber Recording Secrelary .... Harold Mervisli Treasurer ..A,... . A Clwarles Silverman W 'Q f 43 U. x w I J' 1 a . W x F I f' mf 1,1 ff X x jr N N-5 I , Mr ' lie , T ,- X 1 QL.,.jj- F V 1, ' '- mx i -Q 'xx x If ef ' ew ff ,ifflfff K , 'TE' X' ,iv X Lif TAYJ: XX Q7 .-... - X fi x , 7 .f 4, ,hi ka W M 2 . 1. E fa 'r ' -g 4 fff 'L' . 10: 5sg: :' 'V Il' HH X 1'--'-? 'f ,, 7? l' - ' ' --ii-2: .l' llmriggf 5 Y E5 1 ls - -' P 'llvwiiiazaz e +- e 1 ' k . i- 'WTTS :uf fl---V iff? f f if-'f-'lf' Founded ' 1?-52:6 ef 3 'i'f1fi'T 2 ' Z.5?2ZiQfEFi-:?3?3'f+fI.fffl , 4f'f ' J -f f 1 e f Q Q -A Fi f , f'?'j fi! 2122 ,fff ' V 13' 78 Easfon Avenue Mi gamma mega and 'rn' i' KDKA. X' Nu Be+a Chapfer IB4B ai' Washing+on On Campus-I9l7 8: Jefferson 44 OFFICERS Presidenl ................. Louis Gerolcl Recording Secrelary ...... Roberl Tollen Corresponding Secrelary. .Ruclolps Celigoi l-lislorian ................ Roberl l-laries Haries Slover Tollen Young Marsh Boriclc Pe+ers Dillon Slires Serlro Wells Burns Seilre Rose Ride Ruiz Sleawal Claylon Draylon Groman Celegoi Franklin Tiblbills Murphy Shwado Kendall Meade Cowan Millson Mosher Woods Souder Adams Gerald Russell Biehler McDonough Wueslhube Slrohmeyer Johnson, R Donaldson Johnson, E Goodman Walgrove Slevenson Nelson, A Pfirrmann Nelson, F MacLean McGarlh Blackman Websler Bemliord Sladdon Andrews Wagner Don'l' be silly, Lancer, il musl have been you. Kinsey was righl. Two oul of lhree prefer women. 45 l i 5 l 4 4 x X' 'X K X Q1 5 a fQ ' A ii M ' Xilwhf X 2 ' A: -' Aw fr V14 VW- 'z , l. Y --- 1' f?i,i?lf332f33i,EQ Y - 4 E-Kia l - ,T , cf-'L-v4'i c f2'f v f- -'flrf f 'f2 .'. ,. fTfT52? , Q 'i .. r' Q A D Q35 Alpha Theta cha p+ef X f ' 'V -47 , 'X' i Founded in 1903 af Columbia ,frfgj ni Le4iiJ, Y X On Campus I'-752 696 George Sireel Mi .Sigma .lead Weingarler Zelnick Gruenwald Marcus Rosenfeld Arnold Friedman Decfer Maclcwell Kinney Lipshulfz Linder Lebowiiz Seifer Kingsfon Bacen Richman Simon Michael Weiss Fonfana Cuce Deiviaio Card Sianley Axel Oslroff Eng Ludwig Bell 46 Wake me when fhe pic+ure's over. 4 . . IO6, I07 OFFICERS Presidenr . . , . . A .Herberf Lipschuifz Vice Presidenf .... .Leon Cuce Secretary ., . James Card Treasurer ... ,. EHIOT Axel 47 f X5 ix w if X V,,,' X jf g z A -fb' ljr M, LQ' - Alpha Psi Chap'rer -iii: 'Q l?iii 'Of' PY we 32 Union Sireef I X K Founded in l868 af Virginia On Campus-I9l3 48 Pafien Parker duBell Fos+er Fisher Bauch Brown Craig Cobb Byrne Krug Jennings Coffin, P Hausner Husvefh Doscher Sannino Worley Lawfon Freund Dinella Hilmer Palricli Barlon Svenly Pardon me miss bui your show is slipping. Sfringfellow Henderson Cronlrrighi Hollenack Coiiin, W Hampson Toleno, D Tofeno, J Underhill Mon+ielh McLaren Ferguson lbberson Africano How collegiaie can you gel? i u1. i l. ' '. ,L L f15'iiTe'js Ygli rfegfi Q0 X, C fe ef Q32 riffl- 41 X ' ' R TT , mi, ll J,f,. :-,,1V,-' Oo as gasoil f. lr 'rf' fill lf ' , ww- 2-5 , 2 ' 1 f 25 QE Q ' J TLJ, if ' Sigma Della Cl1ap+er f L: -N iii? kaf i i Founded in i909 af C.C N Y - Lfj, - mi fl I V T 53 ii x l - -, On Campus-I92l L -,f if ar ., l ' l' ' 45'-X 3.-A, il K if Y' 30 Hardenbergh S+reef Taubenschlag Annenberg Binderman Kesselhau+ Jerclnower Weissman Grobs+ein Goodman Liebowi+z Hurowifz Schwarfz Reinlwari Krivi+zlry Solomon Scholem Halpern Bromley Werniclc Gerfner Obsfein Merlrler Davison igma .14 ,alla Wu Ru+man Greene Richier Heifiiz S+rauss Eafroff Rablxin Wechf Brauer Siegel Ya+vin Green Wolfe Vogel Gross Krauf Lavin Zarra Taub Goff Efz 50 They'll never gef pas+ page four. Howdy Doody Time OFFICERS Prior ..,.. ...,,..,..,.. J ay Krivifzky Exchequer . . A.., Howard Richfer Recorder . . . Lawrence Brauer 5I X K Im ff q - x I Y 5 j 1 Wd 5 3 T :wo NX Fill e 913 A K H! He: . 153: e lm l eigh -, NM Q51 , ' zu r New Jersey Be+a Chap'r Y P Y x U NW ,Y i - M in 3? Founded in I90I a+ Rich d Y -3? X On Campus-I944 125' George Sfree+ igma mi gpaikn 52 OFFICERS Presicleni ............. David Miclclleion Vice Pre-sideni . ,. .. .Roberi Berglund Secreiary .,., .... W illiam Jeney Compiroller .... Lewis Kuhl Pinkos James Swann Jeney Sugar Eweri' Lewis Blaes Zeek Kuhl Roy This is Les Paul . . Marshall Sprague Conners Presco++ Winkler Belfhoff Chari+y Kiichen Gabruk Currier Nerone Nowak Roeser Shalna Young Devlin GoHschalck Heerwagen Filzpairick Middleion Thompson Daaleman Senkewicz Gundaker Compher McCehill Rebovich Korolkoff McGrain Berglund Ferguson DeSalvia Which girl's had 'ihe mickey? 1? fy ix fl Xlilfix il ll' 7 Lf ee' 'i , X S ,,,, i is 3 , 2? f if 2-li V- if-L s 7' rikf ,n,, f X , 'III IIMIIIIM o f2:1i1lfeA 4 Union Slreef Van Coppenolle Cooperman Schlossman Greenberg Parnofiello Honeywell Moscowi+z Reichsiein Sfeinweiss Filappone Goldberg Engleman Jacobson Anfelman S+avi'lsky Silver, M Sl1i'FFman Godniclc Gofllieb Norwalk Chailren Silver, B Cooper Slcinder Chaselt Nicolle Exlrac+ all Cl Ka pla n 1 Du Bow Ehrlich Eifman Maran Becker Geller Daniel Servos Kalina TecoH Unger Same? Harris Weiss Widis Berlin Adler Chail' Miniz Ravin Kuba Eliou Baer Turo Fish 54 l QTQ. Tau Gamma Chapler Founded in l9IO a1'C.C.N.Y On Campus-I928 i . . . Now when +l1e guards furn +l1e corner, you s+ar+ up Well, here we are! fhe mc+or and . . . OFFICERS Consul ...,,.,,.,........ Morfon Clwial Vice Consul . , . ....,.... John Nicolle Cuslos ..... . . .Louis Van Copenolle Quaesfor . . , ....,.,. l-lerberi Fish Scribe .., ..,Mar+in Greenberg 55 , ..-Wil. , 7-, YYY' uV:Yg Yi C . -Q4. T,i..? : ,i 4, -- -- -- --rx -- ,,,, , wi , Ti-,gi ---'Y Y ii, 1- v ,,,lg,l-.7175 -? :iif? -fT+1 if'-, 7, -+1254 - E ia 5. ,4gi:f' - ' 1'--ik f X ' ,f gi f mul, Gi f, ,::mng.i- 12,1 f -XG +7 l A-:fMi:5g,gg4 -424-441 .... ...- Vw::1,1 w 'f.1.f- 1f ::.:-...2,,,.,..1,,.- ' , f ' f.. Z L- - - .Mikes ggrfmg ii an TKEK QLQF -n A f .ffl ' EQLAQJ? E. Q , ' Y - ' ' ' 'f 'ggn lg? t il- X 2 j,:L?5f, 1- -:ff V,-Q 1'-, :..N - sig-7, 221 f' R f 2 ,rf 1 '-,, T ,EQLQH -fr-N1 ff--- 1'-nl' --'f---f -5 ,, I5 Union Sfreef Eiiawf KS-'i-T Q7 Alpha Eia Chapier Founded in IB99 a+ Wesleyan On Campus-1927 au JQIOIGG gpaiin 56 OFFICERS Presiclerfr .,..,.. , , . .Rober+ lvleneqhin Vice Presidenl ,... William Goss Secrelary ..,. . . .Pelrer Jannarone Treasurer . . . , .Richard DeGeiso Joyce Rowe Ryley Franlc Rossi Ehrle Goss Mail: Frey Tofi Kee Telelci Nowicki Debona Jackson Chrisiie Meeker Hansen Conner Pollard Nelson Jansen Ziobro Swane Wichs Miller Eis:-:le Breda Szabo The Check, please, Wai+er. Brandenburg Schumacher Klabenclish Mocksfield O'Donnell lannarone Meneghin Pendleion Knipshild Gregorio Kennedy Guillerm Picknally DeGeiso Harding Wasmer Hayden ee, Operaiion Harmon Trophy. 77,3- ii f f--l i , -. YYY 4: YL cf , Y -ref f-iff-33, if ----Y -'iii -Q Y Y- -Y, 2,5113 ---2 , 1 rx ' ...'iE -- - few iR -fa On Campus-I932 A .l li N14 ig ,Wi lv lfjg, if , Kill l f fl o u i l , 'fffav Y, x if L1 gif mf Q ' l31ll3IIl31lll5JI1l!l l l!'lllQl B + D H Ch + v--f-f--- 1 f?Zi9'7,f ' f' ,M f , ii lf i wwf! '! ll XQZWL e a S a ap er 1-Efff X1 'li Founded in l856 al' Norwich ' 'S F ' ' if ffm- 1 l --- '1:1i? , 7 Ba r+leH Slreel Pfifzenmayer Waddinglon Ruedemann Bonninglon Slephenson Conglefon Klomburg Morabifo Leuilskey Reynolds De Russy Pelerson Pa+che++ Cosfello Brinsler Cadmus Corvino Nebilrer Dilmars D'Aiulo Sanford Benlxerl Spinelli Griffilh Gifford KM Salmon Audino Render DuHon Vawler Nelson O'NeiI Boning Benion Snyder Moore Pl1yley Dilzell Fisher Belorf Olson Negiz Quick Brady Larew Lucelc Bafes Hari' King Enz efa Have you seen my opera+ion? One lump or +wo? Presidem' ,.... Vice Presidenr . Secrefary ., . Treasurer ,, OFFICERS .............Fred Quick ., ..,Raipr1 Brinsfer ..,...,John Salmon ..,VV. James Borwirvg f rr Hr-L54 f - 35 l 59 m vi W -'nuff X. N X. x. NW' ., rs 5 I Cf iq Q ii 7' E71 Q7 5235 N Y, ' '.,, aff: s--4.mQfZ4. . w X nnlnmfmwm iQuin-wig, ,,A f 25,-. If 1 X ,firm : V- f 1 v ' Xi X Lv - U X ,f f , , ff' jf V f 26 Union S+ree+ Zia Ein flu, O QA: ,:BN, 0 3 - 9. , .0 9..V..' O Befa Delia Chap+er Founded in I898 a+ C.C.N.Y On Campus-I947 60 Presidenl . ,. Vice Presiclenr Secrelary , . . Treasurer ,. Hislorian A OFFICERS . ... ., .Riclward Lane . ,,,., Marvin Fand A Vicror Freedman .....Wilbur Yellen . ,Reberl Levensiein While Sadelc Winlz Simon Yellin S+one Annis Hersh Cohn Klein Rand Fand Lane Levy Bess Falk Slerling Rochoff Conrad Schwab Munzer Berman Sclwullz Sfeiner Sprung Kaplan Nelson Kroner Kosson Daniel Levine Brucler Maher Thaler Ryzoff Gruen Grody So-o-o drink, cllug a lug, chug a lug . . . Friedman, D. Friedman, V Friedman, F Fleisclwman Fiscligrund Levenslein Grodberg Schneider Goodman Bernsfein Feinberg Gropper lsenberg Sclnapiro Schwarfz Lippman Berenson Slieglih Passman Fenning Howard fr .6 Free home demonsfrafion? a X A X R' , ygfr J by X 1 x If Q if E Tge e a g i i 7 y rr 'T' fs, Jff' 73- Z' or y 'l '- '-E ' . s ,f y fi ' F I 'W 7 1 : ,1 11 DeI+a Charm 'X TTT: Founded in I847 af N Y U , - - . .,-...- - - ' .QV L - fisfj - On Campus-IB48 .Q-..... a f ,L I8 College Avenue I f W 521 , - 7 so 'J n-a ' 'J' - - we Schneidewind Byrne, James Goodnough Jones, Wm. Byrne, John Jones, John Van Duesen Grunlnger Nafhaniel Sharpless Mafhews Whifehill Morrison Greacen Iannucci Canning Scudder Redman Krewson TruscoH' Spencer Johnson Minicus Magnus Murphy George Trimble Thomas HerreH' Cragin Schuclc Anluclc Perona Vennel Durfee Boylan Hoops Hawclx Triggs Pe+ers Taylor Miller Wood Dubel Brown Rasin Wells Lyons ScoH' Kelly Duda Horn Read Trosl Fake Tarlc Cox Zia I9 :it Firs'r sign of Spring. How can any man possibly sfucly so hard wiflw The C.T ius+ around 'lhe corner? OFFICERS Presiclenl .. , .....,., Sleven Dubel Vice Presidenl Emil Perona Secrelary , , . Jesse Taylor Treasurer ,.. Allred Cox 63 Scarlet lflarhs lluuncil guided .gndependenfdi ibedfinied SCARLET BARBS COUNCIL Presidenl .,.,.,...,.,............... David A. Pressler Vice Presidenl ,,..... ...,.. P aul W. Coben Recording Secrelary . .. ,.,. Richard B. Reynolds Treasurer .......,...., .,.. H arold S. Packer Corresponding Secrelary .. .... Herberl W. Kale Alumni Secrelary ...... . . .Raymond H. Hullon Joseph A. An+onuccio Sfanley Bernsfein William T. Bolle Arlhur T. Clark Arlhur W. Davis John J. Demkovich Ralph F. Deulchman C. Ronald Dickerson Theodore P. Eggerl Bernard M. Fink Ronald Geller Roberl E. Haring George F. Hayden Gerald Higinbofham Peler H. Holinga Arfhur Z. Kaminsky John T. Kennedy Slephen M. Kreyns Harold R. Kuehler Carlos R. Le Clair Myron J. Linder Joseph G. Mikula David T. Murphy Gene W. Murray Frederick J. Needham John J. Paralusz Richard S. Pelersen Gerald Rosenfhal Marlon l. Schiowilz Edwin J. Schwarlz David W. Smilh Berl Vorchheimer John C. Wilson Edmund W. Youngsman 64 The Scarlef Barbs nighTclub provided several SaT- The nighTclub commiffee dreaming up anofher floor urday evenings of inexpensive Tun during The year. show under The able Tufelage of Paul Coben. The ScarleT Barbs Council is The campus voice oT The lndependenTs. As such, They have been vigorous in bringing To The aTTenTion oT The STudenT Council such weighTy sTudenT problems as parking, dormiToryism, and discriminaTion in hopes ThaT some soluTion mighT be evolved. Always glad To cooperaTe Tor The beneTiT oT The sTudenT body, They have been ioinTly ref sponsible, along wiTh The l.l:.C., Tor such annual social aTTairs as The BoaT Ride To Bear lVlounTain in The Tall and The l.F.C-Barbs Dance in The spring. Cn Their own They presenTed several l'lNlighT Clubs!! during The year TeaTuring The RuTgers Dance Band and previewing The original music oT NT-loTcha'l and llTouchdown.l' The Council iTselT is made up oT repree senTaTives oT The Tive groups on The Tollowing pages, The Crown Club, represenTing The com- muTers and oTher oTT-campus residenTs, and The Tour organizaTions made up oT Those living in The universiTy dorms, Ford, Quad, DemaresT, and Gamma DelTa, These groups in Turn are respon- sible Tor dances, hayrides, parTicipaTion in inTra- mural aThleTics, and oTher such acTiviTies ThaT serve To Turnish an organized social liTe Tor The RuTgers IndependenT. Barbs' PresidenT Dave Pressler Turns The gavel over To his successor, Myron Linder. we Wbiigeffi 0l l'l'L5! 3074 Ford l-Tall is RuTgers' second dormiTory. BuilT in I926 To house The oyerilow Trom WinahTs l-lall, iT is Thus The OFFICERS Presidenf ......,.. ..... D avid Pressler Vice-Presidervl' ....... .. . .Philip Laris Treasurer ,,.....,.., Bruce Kirlcpahick SecreTary ,., ....,, Roberi Dingle oldesT dorm sTill used as such. Ford is laid ouT in suiTes in conTrasT To The double room sysTem Tound in The oTher dorms. The Ford l-Tall Club is an indeyoendenT club composed solely oT Ford l-lall residenTs. The Club's main TuncTiori is The encouragemenT oT iTs members' inTeresT and parTicipa- Tion in school acTiviTies by loresehTing several dances and parTies during The school year. The Club also parTicipaTes iri all imTramural sporTs, big week-ends, and always exhibiTs a good display in The l-larmon Trophy conTesT. egeman, mdoe 5, olzulala, pe! . . . BuilT during The ThirTies To lqeep pace wi+h The rapid growTh oT The UniversiTy, These dormiTories on Bishop campus Torm The Quad. Pell Hall also houses The univer- siTy inTirrnary. The beauTiTul Quad room in Leupp provides a cenTer Tor Quad social acTiviTy. The goal oT The Quad Club is The creaTion oT closer Triendships and associaTions beTween The men in The Quad. Toward This end, iT presenTs a varied social program which provides enTerTainmenT and relaxaTion during The weelc- ends. Dances co-sponsored by The Club and NJC, beer parTies, and smolcers are all parT oT The relaxaTion calendar. AnoTher imporTanT TuncTion served by The Club is ThaT OT an organizaTional cenTer Tor The independenT sTudenTs. The social program plus parTicipaTion in inTramural sporTs help develop sTudenT uniTy and school spiriT. OFFICERS Presidenf ..,.....,........ Paul Coben Vice-PresidenT .... Gerald HiginboTham Treasurer ,.......,..... STephen Kreyns Secrefary .. ,. . .Frederick Needham The Demaresl l-lall Club was 'louncled in lhe 'lall ol l95l, shorlly aller The complelion ol beaulilul Demaresl l-lall. The Club is Composed ol Demaresl residenls, all ol whom are members ol The Freshman class, ll allords a ...Cin ILOLU emareaf means ol arousing Freshman inleresl and parllclpallon in school acllvilies. The Club sponsors parlies and dances as weel:-end social acllvilies. lnlramural sporls are very popf ular, and lhe Demaresl men lield several reams. All These lunclions serve lhe invaluable purpose ol inslilling espril de corps ln lfie Freshman clazi. 68 OFFICERS Presidenf .,..... .,.. W illiam Bolle Secrelary , . . ,. ,Dave Taylor John Paralusz John Evans , ' Harold Packer Herberl Kale , . . .vice . . .recording . ,. corresponding William Gillis ........... lfnmmuters' Social Life I 0 lfUl'l Everybody's gol lo have a Queen-and fhe Crown Club is no exceplion. ln l952 lhe very logical choice was lovely blonde Carol Teslon. A+ righf, singing is an imporlanl par? of every parly. presidenl presidenl secrelary secrelary 'lreasurer CELL Vnalfefs .gf 'lfilwth fAe wld Membership in lfie Crown Club is open lo all slu- denls who live in neilher dorms nor 'lralornily houses. Un- der lhe leadership ol lhe Execulive Council, piclured above, lhe club underlalces a busy social calendar and is well represenled in inlramural evenls. The Sludenl Union serves as home base for several houseparlies a year. ln addilion, lrequenl pilgrimages are underlalcen lo NJC and olher nearby inslilulions where lhe female populalion is proporlionalely high, 69 UBI' fLe MUG? anJ M9 the .M . . . . noT To GrandmoTher's house we go buT To The homes oT close To a hundred sTudenT homemakers aT Hillside Campus. Though someTimes likened To Siberia, Hillside emerges Trom iTs sixTh year sTill The mosT popular spoT Tor mixing marriage and sTudies, The campus is a compleTe communiTy wiTh iTs own mayor, council and social acTiviTies. Combining bedTime sTories wiTh engineering problems, hauling in drinking waTer in January, and midnighT excur- sions To The plumbing annex are among The Things which l-lillsiders insisT make Their liTe a real experience. Or, as They say, We'll look back aT This someday and laugh. 70 Dishwashing lab-meeTs every day buT earns no crecliTs. No doubf here who rules The roosT. . , , YL mid'-u A ,? f KJ l if-as wx, ,. 4 ',.a -4 . 1 Q -. . Wg... J Q mix 5. Q N, m f-al' L .?,,g'Z 5 ' V ,4 Y M . t A ,T -, . Q - Y , A - ' ' , 4 , N' 7 , K' ' s 2 ' K 5 - ' ' - A, , K w , , VA W , , , L 5 , A 'L A 't 'A M' xv . EX- 5 ... 2' . E2 x 5 3 . X M-Qfffimifw W awww, sf .. Q . . ,Zu K , N.. Kpoaewvwiw X S 3 sl 5 1 if 552 x Sis I QMS MVS '5ff', A 3: E, ,, W Y , 3 0 in if b -iii , Aj ii: Z A 1 'gf , gig, ,W Y Q E g Eliii 224555 9348523 3 ' is 4 Q i 3' is 8' i ,- 'Ag MXH 2 , K Sf V' ,- nv , fx any mm Af .M-s f -'f f J . r YY'-L . V x'., .cifhrxw If N . 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ROTC uniform issue . . . baskeiball beside Jrlwe gym . . . a preview glimpse of ilwe girls across lown , . . discovering New Brunswick and ils movie Jrlweaiers . . . lirsl exposure io Louis Vassar . . . Jrlwe Froslw Banguei ai ine commons . . . Thai firsi leiler io flue folks . . . and finally, The supreme iesl a+ Jrlwe end of an oiherwise enjoyable weelc-regis- iraiionl JZ, f P! 7 ,A si KH RN? xf I , ' 1 ,.s 7 s ' 552155 ,. O 14-fi 15 R I ,-' it f G Q A 9 i X 2 ' f s I f, gy is s I S -'I X The hopelessness of if all . . . 75 Hoax IQJQ The rail is maned . . . and womaned! Delermined lo make a big splash, lhe 5l-52 social season was launched wilh +he 2nd Annual Rulqers Boalride. This year il was an All-Rulqers Boalride, allended by sludenls from all branches of The Universily. An iniercampus commiflee under Co-chairmen AI Gulfleish and Joe l-liross worked during The summer, enabling The Scarlef To once again false over +he sleamer Peier Sluyvesanl for a day of revelry up Jrhe Hudson. Co-chairman Hiross. Wha+'s in fha? The Dean pinch hi++irIg in ihe faculiy drink, anyway? .. soffball classic. 76 Q He has a hand in everyihingl i ll l il ll li ffff 4, gg bs WF- ff 190 eg gs-Sf Boafride Bi+s Severe gel-a-dale epidemic which hir campus . . . Friendship Club dances proposed as cure . . . Sailing delayed lov lhe inevilalole our of place aulo . . . Balinlcy's Pennies from l-leaven . . . Rulgers' answer To Cecil B, DeMille, The Boarride Jrechnie color epic . . . Thai mosl inlensive publicily cam- paign . . . Who waved back from Sing Sing? . . . Those licl4e+ salesgirls in official lee shirls . . . Thai' cold upper deck . . . and The popular rnerhod of warming up . . . The rendezvous wiih lhe crew lhal fell lhrough . . . Thai delicious pure Hudson River drinking wafer. Piciuresque embarlra+ion. Dr. Jones' firsf appearance. He:-'s a fenor. 77 Z-foofdaf LETTER WINNERS Joseph Ambrose '53 Harry Amling '52, mgr. Howard Anderson '53 John Arlhur '53 Frank Capraro '52 Rudolph Celigoi '53 Harold Corizzi '52 Joseph Daddario '53 Roberl D'Amalo '52 James Davis '54 Donald Dreier '53 Donald Duncan '54 Boaz Firlcser '52 Waller Fisher '52 Waller LaPrarie '52 James Monahan '52 Howard Ollley '52 Errico Pacilio '53 Roman Rulliowslii '52 Russell Sandblom '53 Joseph Scaliolla '53 John Schucli '52 James Scoll '54 Vlfilliam Sherengos '52 Joseph Triggs '54 Ray Vohden '52 Ronald Warner '52 Roberl Wyganl '52 J. V. LETTERS BruceClymer '54 Edward Duda '54 John Jeffers '54 Roberl Kaplan '53 John Lezdey '53 Leslie Miller '54 Charles Pelalc '54, assi. mgr. James Smifh '54 Roberl Tillolson '53 Richard Wagman '53, assl. mgr. NUMERALS Marvin Blumensloclc '55 Kennelh Bossow '55 Thomas Cappellelli '55 George DeBilello '55 Richard Hemmer '55 Angelo lanucci '55 Augusl Johnson '55 John O'l-learn '55 Roberl Redman '55 78 COACHING STAFF Harvey J. Harman, head coach Jack Maddox, end coach Edward Masavage, bacldield coacr Arlhur Maisu, baclclield coach Alex Saloo, line coach Alberl W. Twilchell, line coach Beginning his TenTh season aT RuTgers, Coach Harvey Harman and his sTaTT were Taced wiTh a naTional collegiaTe ruling which made Treshmen eligible Tor varsiTy compeTiTion. This made iT possible To use The youngsTers sTra- Tegically along wiTh The hosT oT veTerans include ing MighTy Mo Monahan, Hal Corizzi, WalT Fisher, Bobby D'AmaTo and quarTerbacl4 WalT LaPrarie in molding a ScarleT eleven which had a greaT deal oT poTenTialiTy buT which Tailed To live up To iTs pre-season expecTaTions. The Que-ensmen opened Their l95l sea- son wiTh a powerTul aTTacl4 againsT LaTayeTTe. ThroughouT The encounTer, RuTgers proved iTselT Tar superior To The Leopard squad. The scoring began early in The TirsT guarTer when a sixTy yard punT by Jim Monahan puT The LaTayeTTe eleven deep in Their own TerriTory. WiThin a shorT Time, The Maroon Tumbled and RuTgers Toolc possession oT The ball on The Leopard 32 yard line. A pass Trom LaPrarie To D'AmaTo who raced over gave The Big Red Team iTs' TirsT Tally. Duncan converTed To make iT 7-O. Pick- ing up The pace, RuTgers scored Twice in The second guarTer wiTh halTbaclc Ron Warner carry- ing Tor boTh Tallys. The TirsT score was recorded when he grabbed a piTchouT Trom Laprarie and The Rufgers Coaching STaTf lcloclxwise from The lower leTT cornerl Harman, Ma+su, Hill, Twiichell, Sabo, Masavage. labsenf Maddox, wenT TorTy yards To paydirT. Five minuTes laTer The same play paid OTT again wiTh Warner carry- ing Tor TiTTeen yards and anoTher six poinTs. ln The closing minuTes oT The TirsT halT LaTayeTTe made iTs sTrongesT bid aTTer an inTercepTed pass and wenT ThirTy yards in Three plays To score. OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT LaTayeTTe . . . . . 47 Temple .,.. . 7 N.Y.U. .... . . 55 Lehigh ..... . , 6 Fordham ..... .. I3 Brown ...,. .. 28 Penn STaTe ., .. 7 ColgaTe .. . . 21 Sophomore Joe Triggs being pulled down on a punT reTurn deep in ScarleT TerriTory. ConTinuing Their high-pressure play in The second halT, The ScarleT scored in The TirsT Tew minuTes oT The Third period when Bobby WyganT, capiTalizing on a Tumble, plunged over Trom The Two yard sTripe. lvlonahan repeaTed This TeaT minuTes laTer aTTer a l.aPrarie-Corizzi pass puT The Queens deep in l.aTayeTTe TerriTory once again. Sophomore Joe Triggs scored Twice in The lasT period To round ouT The RuTgers score ing Tor The day. Final score: RuTgers 47, LaTay- eTTe I2! The Tollowing SaTurday, however, a gen- eral brealrdown boTh oTTensively and deTensively caused a ScarleT deTeaT aT The hands oT Temple UniversiTy, T4-7. The Owls were able To capi- Talize on Queensmen miscues and hold The Scar- leT oTTensive ThreaTs in Tow. Jim Monahans TirsT period Tumble seT up The iniTial Temple score. T-le redeemed himselT on The Tollowing play, how- ever, when he ran baclc The lciclcoTT eighTyVnine yards To Tie The score aT 7f7. The score remained knoTTed unTil anoTher ScarleT Tumble seT up The Tinal and deciding Owl Tally. The nexT conTesT, wiTh NYU aT Randalls lsland in New York CiTy, gave The ScarleT The opporTuniTy To leT oTT some sTeam and They Ace pass receiver Hal Corizzi scoring againsT The wilTecl violeTs of N.Y.U. me mme am.gg-mmm 1 really wenT on a scoring rampage. Playing wiTh- ouT The services oT All-EasT Tullbaclc, 'llvlou Monahan, The Queensmen really Turned on The pressure and rolled over The VioleTs, 55-O. CapiTalizing on The New Yorlcers' bad case oT TumbliTis, RuTgers scored Three Times in The TirsT and TourTh periods and Twice in The Third To raclq up Their highesT poinT ToTal oT The reason. Only in The second period, wiTh The ScarleT bench cleared in an aTTempT To hold down The score, were The Queensmen l4epT Trom paydirT. AlThough The scoring was disTribuTed Tairly evenly, sophomore Don Duncan came OTT wiTh high scoring honors. l'le scored Two Touchdowns and added seven conversions Tor a ToTal oT ninee Teen poinTs. Corizzi, Vohden, D'AmaTo, Cap- raro, and Sandblom were crediTed wiTh The re- maining Tallys. AlThough hardly a conTesT, The game did give Coach Harman a chance To see The younger members oT The squad in acTion. A good example oT whaT can happen when Old Man UpseT goes To worlc was evi- denT in The RuTgers-Lehigh game oT I95I. Lehigh, beaTen earlier in The season by medio- cre Buclcnell and Delaware, came To The STaTe UniversiTy sTadium and handed a Tavored Scarf leT eleven a sTunning Zi-6 deTeaT. All aTTernoon iT was Too much oT l-lerb Weiss, The engineers shiTTy guarTerbacl4 which caused The Queensmen all Their misery. Mr. Weiss had his hand in every one oT The Lehigh scores and played whaT was probably The greaTesT game oT his career, ln The opening period, he passed ThirTy yards To Jack Bergmann Tor The Brown and WhiTe's iniTial score. RuTgers sTruclc baclc in The second guarTer when Laprarie booTlegged iT Tor a Ten yard run To paydirT Tor The only ScarleT score oT The aTTer- noon. WiTh Weiss compleTing pass aTTer pass To open up The ScarleT deTense, iT wasn'T long beTore The engineers scored again. This TD was a duplicaTe oT The TirsT period Tally wiTh The Weiss-Bergmann combinaTion doing The iob again. Weiss added The Third Lehigh marlcer by himselT in The TourTh guarTer on a guarTerbaclc snealc To wrap up The lvliddle Three crown Tor The engineers. Fordham supplied The compeTiTion Tor The Queensmen in The annual l:ooTball l-lall oT Fame game played beTore a capaciTy crowd include ing college All-Americans oT yesTeryear. ln an aTTempT To geT baclc on Their winning ways, The ScarleT employed a new deep T TormaTion wiTh Don Dreier calling signals. The poor playing QuarTerback WalT LaPrarie Trying To geT clear To Throw one againsT The Lehigh Engineers. condiTions seemed To aid Coach Harmans charges and greaTly hindered The passing game oT The Rams Trom Rose Hill. WiTh The RuTgers line playing ouTsTanding TooTball, The ScarleT won a Thrilling I3-7 conTesT. In The TirsT guar- Ter, T-Towie Anderson recovered a Ram Tumble on The Fordham TwenTy and Tive plays laTer Jim Led by big WalT Fisher, LaPrarie circles righT Tor a firsT down againsi NYU. end Monahan carried a pi+chouT six yards around his own righT end Tor The Touchdown. Don Dun- can added The exTra poinT and RuTgers led 7-O. ln The second period, anoTher Fordham Tumble was recovered by Anderson, This Time on The six yard line. One play laTer Bobby D'AmaTo car- ried around leTT end and bucked over Tor The all imporTanT score To make iT I3-O, RuTgers. Fordham sTarTed To click laTe in The TourTh period buT iT was a case oT Too IiT+Ie, Too laTe. Final score: RuTgers I3, Fordham 7. WaI+ l.aPrarie, limiTed To work wiTh The deTensive plaToon, played an ouTsTanding game Tor The ScarleT. His play, coupled wiTh The sTerling line play oT Howie Anderson, Joe Ambrose, and Jim ScoTT, greaTly hindered Fordham's oTTensive uniT and was direcTly responsible Tor The vicTory. Traveling To Providence in an aTTempT To break The season's iinx oT winning every oTher game, The ScarleT Tangled wiTh Brown UniversiTy. The Bruins scored early in The TirsT period To Take a 7-O lead. However, The Queensmen began To roll in The second quarTer wiTh lvlighTy Mo plowing over Trom The one yard line Tor The ScarleT gridders' TirsT score. This was Tollowed by a Dreier To Sandblom pass which climaxed Joe Sanclblom adds six more poinfs To The Searle? ToTal in The rouT of NYU. MighTy Mo sTarTs downfielcl againsf Lehigh. a TorTy yard drive and gave RuTgers The seven poinT lead. The Bruins managed To Tie The score in The Third period buT in The TourTh quarTer RuTgers came back sTrongly To surge ahead Tor good. Joe Sandblom chalked up one six poinTer on an end-around and Howie OTTley plucked a Brown aerial Trom The hands oT The Bruin receiver and sprinTed ThirTy-Tive yards Tor The Tinal Scar- leT TD This 28-I4 Triumph puT The Queensmen ahead in The won-losT column Tor The TirsT Time since The opening game wiTh LaTayeTTe. The mosT ouTsTanding Team perTormance oT The year, however, was Turned in by The RuT- gers gridders when They meT a highly Tavored Penn STaTe eleven. The NiTTany Lion boasTed a Team whose line ouTweighed The ChanTicleer's Twen'Ty pounds per man. DespiTe This handicap, The ScarleT played one heck-oT-a-ballgame and came very close To scoring one oT Their mosT im- pressive vicTories oT The season. Big Bob Pollard, ouTsTanding Penn STaTe halTback, proved To be The monkey wrench in The ScarleT machinery. He scored boTh Lion Touchdowns on long iaunTs run Trom The mysTiTying wingedfT which Coach Rip Engle employs so eTTecTively. Taking a pass Trom Don Dreier, iT was once again Jim Monahan who scored Tor RuTgers on a play which covered TiTTy-one yards Trom The line oT scrimmage. This was easily The ouTsTanding RuT- gers TooTball game oT The l95I season despiTe The ouTcome. IT was as bruising a conTesT as one will ever wiTness aT The STaTe UniversiTy sTadium. The Tinal game oT The season on Novem- ber 24 saw RuTgers playing hosT To The Red Raiders oT ColgaTe. In whaT proved To be a piTching duel beTween ColgaTe's passing wizard, Treshman Don Lalla, and RuTgers Tield general, WalT LaPrarie, The men Trom l'lamilTon ouTlasTed The ScarleT and el4ed ouT a 26-2l vicTory. The Red Raiders opened The scoring wiTh Lalla Throw- ing The TirsT oT his Three TD passes, This one To Karl Kluclchohn, The ouTsTanding pass receiver oT The EasT. RuTgers sTruck righT back, however, as Franls Capraro recovered a ColgaTe Tumble on The Raiders TiTTeen yard line and Thus seT The sTage Tor a Laprarie To Monahan pass Tor The Tally. ATTer This, however, The ScarleT was never in The conTesT. ColgaTe spurTed ahead wiTh Three consecuTive TDs mainly due To The Tine Finding his receivers covered, WalT LaPrarie heads goalward himself. passing oT Lalla. l-le seT up one score and passed Tor The oTher Two. The ScarleT Tound This gap Too wide To breach despiTe a Third period surge which saw LaPrarie reTurn To his old Torm and bring The Queensmen To wiThin Tive poinTs oT The Red Raiders. l-lal Corizzi, playing his Tinal ballgame Tor RuTgers along wiTh ThirTeen oTher seniors, was brillianT in The second halT. l-le caughT Two passes Tor TiTTy-six yards To seT up a quarTerbacl4 sneak by l.aPrarie Tor six poinTs, and laTer Toolc a long pass Trom The hands oT The ColgaTe secondary and cashed iT in Tor a Touch- down. IT was a Tine Tinish Tor Corizzi aTTer Tour years oT gridiron acTion. WiTh This loss The Queensmen, who blew hoT and cold all season and never did geT going, closed The book on The I95l TooTball season wiTh a mediocre record oT Tour wins and Tour deTeaTs, The pooresT in many years. The friend of all RuTgers aThleTes, Johnny Powers, cusfodian of equipmenT, looking Things over aT Sea GirT. LaPrarie dumped eller picking up a lirsl down againsl NYU. FACTS AND HGURES: For lhose who like lo ponder over slalislics, here goesl Al lhe head ol lhe lisl ol season record holders musl go lullf back Jim Monahan. l-le was lops in lhe scoring deparlmenl wilh lhirly-six poinls, led in lolal ground gained by rushing wilh 464 yards include ing lhe seasons longesl run, a iaunl ol eighly- nine yards againsl Temple, second in pass re- ceiving, and lhird in punling. The leader in lolal ollense was quarlerback Wall l.aPrarie who combined his running and passing lo roll up a high ol 497 yards. Monahan was second in lhis deparlmenl wilh 464 yards. Top ol all lhe pass receivers was l'lal Corizzi who grabbed nine aerials lor QI4 yards. This includes a sevenly- nine yard LaPrariefCorizzi pass play againsl NYU, lhe seasons longesl. Sophomore Don Duncan, who was lhe Scarlel's place kicker made lwenly-lwo ol lwenly-six conversions lor a highly respeclable average ol 8570. These lwenly-lwo poinls plus lwo louchdowns gave him a lolal ol lhirly-lour poinls and second place in lhe scor- ing race. ln examining lhe leam slalislics, we lind lhal lhe Scarlel oulrushed lheir opponenls, bul were lhe viclim ol poor pass delense and were bealon in almosl every case by a slick passing leam. EXTRA POllNlTS: Big man lor lhe season was Caplain Jim Monahan who was selecled lirsl leam lullback on lhe AIlfEasl leam as picked by lhe All-American Board ol lhe American Fool- ball Coaches Associalion . . . l'Mighly Mo was also picked lo play on Coach l-lerman l-lick- manns Norlh leam in lhe annual Norlh-Soulh game in Miami, Florida . . . Jim spenl lhe Chrislmas vacalion in lhe sunny soulh and played in lhe Orange Bowl in Miami on Chrislmas nighl . . . Wall Laprarie proved he was ol lhe old school when swilched lo lhe 84 delensive plaloon al mid-season. l-le played as well lhere as he did on lhe ollense . . . The Penn Slale game was one lo remember. ll was lhe grealesl Scarlel leam ellorl ol lhe year . . . The l-lall ol Fame game was impressive despile lhe poor playing condilions which hindered lhe ball handling considerably . . . Sophomore Don Duncan very impressive . . . Big l-lowie Ander- son a mounlain ol slrenglh on delense . . . Ray Vohden, lhe mosl underraled ol Coach l'larman's gridders . . . always lhere when needed . . . The presence ol many line lrosh prospecls casls a glow ol oplimism over lulure Scarlel loolball prospecls . . . Perhaps brighler days are coming! Mike Slang, congenial Rulgers lrainer, lapes Rullrowski's ankle as Andy Sivess, former Searle? gridder, looks on. Bob D'AmaTo Jim Monahan eniom - The Toll paid To graduaTion will be ex- ' ceedingly high This year Tor Coach Harman and V his TooTball sTaTT. IT will find The passing CT The men who comprised The undeTeaTed Tresh- men Team oT I948 and who wenT on To perTorm is sq iusT as capably Tor The ne-xT Three years as , members oT The ScarleT varsiTy. The Rulrqers bacl4Tield will receive The hardesT blow due To ,, K The loss oT such names as Monahan, D'AmaTo, ,T l.aPrarie, Vohden, Firlcser, OTTley, Warner, and WyganT. The line will also be weakened by The Q, absence of Corizzi, Schuclc, RuTlcowslci, Fisher, Capraro, and Sherengos. IT is by Tar one oT is 'Sf The heaviesT losses susTained by The TooTball HowieO'Hley Team in many years. lT will also be quiTe a while beTore RuTgers Tans will see such an array OT TalenT on one Tield again. Wal? La Prarie Wal+ FiSher 'i'T ' T ' . T f 85 I... Hal Corizzi Ray Vohden Johnny Schuclc agllee goofgaf RuTgers' l95l Junior VarsiTy TooTl3all Team compiled an impressive record oT Tour vicTories and a lone deTeaT. The season's opener againsT a sTrong Tiger Trosh sguad saw The 5carleT Talce iTs only seTbaclc bowing by a score oT l44I2. Bouncing back They deTeaTed Lehigh's B Team by one Touchdown in a hard-ToughT conTesT. WesT PoinT was The siTe oT Their nexT game and The Queensmen, guided by guarTerbaclc John Fennell, beaT The Army 20-I3. WiTh Fennell leading The way, The 5carleT marched downTield Three Times wiTh yearlings Redman, Cap- palleTTi and Johnson climaxing each drive wiTh a Touchdown. DeTensively, Bossow, l-lemmer, and MoTTeTT played ouTsTandingly as The 5carleT held The CadeT's oTTensive uniT in Tow. This was The TirsT Time in many seasons ThaT a 5carleT gridiron Team had Turned baclc The Black KnighTs. LaTayeTTe was The nexT challenger To The Junior VarsiTy Torces. The Leopards showed surprising sTrengTh buT The 5carleT was noT To be denied Their Third vicTory, The season was broughT To a vicTorious close againsT The Columbia Frosh. Led by Jim Schuclcs Three specTacular brealcaways, The 5carleT baclcs ran up a season s high oT 53 poinTs. OPPONENT Priniefcn Lenigh Army LaTayeTTe Columbia Fred L. Adams '55 Jon1E.Billheimer'55 Raymond W. Behrens '55 Theodore G. CurTin '55 Louis A. D'AgosTino '55 John A. Dramesi '55 James A, 5TurTee '54 John J. Finnell '55 AlTred J. liriemark '54 Richard W. Gleason '55 RoberT l, GoTTleib '53 AnThony F lsidore '55 B'ufe M. Johnson 55 RoberT S. JohnsTon '55 Richard J. Kossman '55 Lawrence J, Lawson '53 Dcnaid J. M' Kissocl '55 R:r'ialdJ,Masrif1ia'55 RUTGERS OPPONENT I2 I4 70 I3 20 I3 T8 I3 53 T4 Gerald Meade '55 Konrad A. MellerT '55 Riclrard E. Miller '54 Thomas W. MoTTeTT '55 George R. Mulligan '55 James M, OBrien '55 Wiliam R. O'Neif '54 Thomas 5. Price '55 Thomas J. Prislc '55 MaTThew J. Prusik '55 RoberT 5. Rice '55 James D, Schuclc '55 Dcnald A. Shwedo '54 Joseph G. 5panqenberger '55 Richard A. VVrighT '54, mqr. Arnold T'l. Zarra '55 Ono l-l. Hill, Coach OPPONENT Cornell Pennsylvania Navy Princelon Conrad R. Blackman '54 Francis X. Calderaro '54 Frank M, DeinerJr., '52 WalTer J, Dex '52 Jack I. DexTer '54 William T. Douglass '52 David C. Edwards '54 Rol3erT I-I, linz '53 Donald W Ferry '52 Richard L. Frills '52 Barlon J. Gardner '54 Lloyd P. GriTTiThs '54 John F. KraushaarJr. '54 p0ll,l'lJ g00t6Clf RUTGERS OPPONENT I8 6 I4 I3 O I4 6 I9 Joseph C. Hemphill '52 Nicholas D. Lorusso '52 William lvlanevich '54 Donald J. Miller '53, manager Cyrus N. Moreno '54 Ronald Owens '53 Hammond Reed '54 Clyde W, RhubarT '53 William C. Schaal '53 Louis F. Schroop Jr. '52 Richard Van BenschoTen '52 Paul C.Walker'52 Richard L.Voliva, Coach During The l95l season, Coach Dick Voliva'3 mighTy-miTes once again represenTed RuTgers in The EasTern I5O pound TooTball league Tinishing The season wiTh a mediocre record of Two wins and Two seTbacks. Opening The season againsT The Cornell lighTweighTs, The ScarleT won a decisive vicTory by The score oT I8-6. Pennsylvanias Quakers provided The nexT compeTiTion and in Their besT game oT The season The Queensmen won I4-I3. This game was Truly a Team vicTory Tor The inspired ScarleT. Time aTTer Time The line, led by Lorusso, Deiner, and I-Iemphill, sTopped The Quak- ers shorT oT The goal line. 0TTensively Paul Duke Vfalker and Bill Lehman conTribuTed The all impor- TanT Touchdowns. I-lowever, iT was The Toe oT Bill Douglass which provided The Two conversions and winning margin. Annapolis was hosT To The ScarleT The Tollowing SaTurday and a Tine Navy Team blanked The Queensmen I4-0. PrinceTon was The siTe oT The season's Tinale and The Tiger I5O's de- TeaTed The miTes I9-6 in a rough and Tumble ball- game wiTh sTandouT halTback Dick Van BenschoTen scoring The lone Tally Tor The ScarleT. Chris Frederick boofs one as Ivins and O'ConneII follow Ihe play. OCCQI' OPPONENT Swarihrnore .. Ursinus 3 Sfevens Muhlenberg . Princefon . LaIayeIIe , Lehigh , . C.C.N.Y. Lehigh IpIavohfI . AIurnnI .. i'auI D. Baba '54 WaIIace L. BeneviIIe '52 I-Iorace J. Brown '55 AnIhony R. CIIIO '52 John A. Conover '55 Thomas A. Dieraui '52 HerberI W. Dunmeyer '54 Chrisfian F. Frederick '53 Ruben GruenwaId '54 PhiIip G, I-Iardinq '54 RoriaId I-I. I-IoII:ord '54 DonaId F. I-Ioops '52 Barry W. Ivins '55 RUTGERS OPPONENT I 2 5 4 2 I 2 O 2 6 2 O I 5 3 I O I I O A. KIrnbaI Marsh '52, rnqr. MaIcoIm J. McVeigh '52 WiIIiam A. Nyrnan '52 Richard 5. O'CorneII '52 ViIoIds Racenis '55 Marfin D. Sufphin '52, capfain Beaver E. J. Waring '55 RoberI B. Werner '52 I'IaroId R.We+1er '55 Rodger A. ZeIIes '54 George W. Dochai, head coach Roberi M. 5IerIing, assf. coach RaIph I.. TayIor, assi. coach i l Wi+h fhe refurn of eighf veferans and fhe infercollegiafe ruling making if possible for fresh- men fo play varsify sporfs, fhings were looking brighf for Coach George Dochafls boofers. The Queensmen were faced wifh a fough fen game schedule which included games wifh some of fhe besf soccer feams in fhe easf. Despife fhe com- pefifion, fhe Scarlef finished wifh a fair record of six wins and four defeafs. They finished fhe season in a fie for fhe Norfh Easf disfricf of fhc Middle Aflanfic Sfafe Conference. This forced a playoff wifh Lehigh who had beafen fhe Queensmen earlier in fhe season by fhe lopsided score of 5-l. ln a hofly played game af Befhle- hem, fhe Engineers edged fhe Scarlef on a dis- rufed goal by fhe Thin margin of !-O. Alfhough fhey dominafed fhe play, fhe Queensmen could nof push fhrough a score and were eliminafed. Affer dropping fhe season's opener fo highly regarded Swarfhmore, fhe Scarlef racked up fhree sfraighf wins over Ursinus, Sfevens, and Muhlenberg for fheir lone sfrealc of fhe year. Their ofher wins were regisfered over Lafayeffe, CCNY, and fhe Alumni. The ball fellas, remember! Paul Baba showing fhe men from Lafayeffe some fancy foofworlr. FREE KICKS: Barry Ivins, sensafional freshman playing his firsf year in collegiafe compefifion, showed Rufgers' fans some classy soccer. l-le has a fine fufure ahead of him . . . l-le sef a school scoring record for goals in a single game . . . His five fallies againsf Ursinus did fhe friclc . . . Mal McVeigh, Scarlef goalfender for fhe pasf fhree seasons, and Ivins were piclced fo fha firsf feam of fhe All-Norfheasf Disfricf selecfions . . , Marfy Sufphin, Jack Conover, and Paul Baba were given honorable menfion . . . No one will forgef fhe Princefon game . . . If was fha firsf fime any of fhe Queensmen ran around in a snow sform wifh only a fhin iersey befween fhem and fhe elemenfs . . . The enfire halfbaclr line will be losf via graduafion and will be hard fo replace . . . The alumni puf up a fough baffle before losing in fhe lafe minufes of play . . . The old men can sfill run . . . As a resulf of fhe playoffs, Rufgers finished in fhird place in league compefifion . . . Lehigh who beaf fhe Scarlef l-O in fhe playoffs wenf on fo win The Middle Aflanfic crown. 89 P055 601111 ff? OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT PrinceTcn 28 29 N.Y.U. I9 36 Lehigh 36 20 Temple 24 32 l.aTayeTTe 42 20 C.C.N.Y. 33 22 l.C.4.A. Finished l7Th Searge E. Bm e '55 Owen D. Cassidy '53 Bruce 6. Freeman '52, capi, Walker C5lassTord Jr. '53 Allan K. lllig '53 RoberTJ. Serko '54 W, William Turner '52, mgrs John H. Zimmermann '53 Joseph Makin, Coach The ScarleT harriers led by Their big Three oT Bruce Freemen, Ted GlassTord, and Al lllig wound up anoTher season under The guidance oT Coach Joe Makin which was marked wiTh barb surprises and biTTer disappoinTrnenTs. ln The Tinal race oT The season, The l.C.4.A.s in New York, The Queensrnen Tinished I7 ouT oT a Tield oT TorTy enTranTs which was enough To beaT Two OT Their conguerors OT The regular season. These Tv-xo were PrinceTon and Temple who Tin- The ScarleT's big Three ll-rl Cap+ain Bruce Free- man, Al lllig, and Ted Glassford. ished 24Th and 26Th respecTively. The earlier deTeaT by PrinceTon was a real hearTbreaker Tashioned by The slim margin oT one poinT. The anne-xaTion oT The Middle Three Crown parTially made up Tor This di.:apboinTrnenT however. Cab- Tain Bruce Freeman and Ted Glassrford, running in his TirsT year oT cross-counTry comgoeTiTion, proved To be The sTrong men oT The sguad, al- ways There when needed. Ag Queen Dolores Sylcox shows off her floral Caller Wengryn makes besl dressed couple award. crown lo Hs besl advanlage. alan, 0,9 No? graceful-buf fun! l-lonor your loarlner . . . Honor your cor- nerl' Bul lhe mosl honor ol all lo lhe newly crowned Queen ol The Aggies. Thars Jrhe order ol The day each year al lhe Ag Clubs Barn l-lop. Chosen in lhe fall she reigns over Ag Field Day lhe following spring. In '51-'52 lhe luclcy, lovely lady was Do- lores Sylcox. In addilion To lhis general inreresl in loulchrilude, each of rhe member Ag clubs en- 'rers a display in lhe field of lheir specially-rhis year Block 81 Bridle won-and all show enlhusiasm lor square dancing called loy Wall Wengryn. l'l1e Harmon Trophy goachg Cup Cukiuafed Cjamlaud 60410 Each year lhe l.oyaliy Cup Trophy is presenled by lzoolball Coach l-larvey Harmon lo fhe living group which presenrs Jrhe besl display on homecoming weekend. The resulfanl' frenzied aclivily finds hererolore hidden Talenl suddenly divulged in rhe unsympa- lhelic glare of spollighls. Dorm residenls pilch in on The common proieclr and whole armies of fralernily pledges lurn crearive wilh varying degrees ol success. Coach l-larmon feels lhis :hor in Jrhe arm ol campus spiril and The displays lrhemselves aid l'he Eig Red leam in racking up a viclorious homecoming. Occasionally, however, lhings go wrong and rhis year lhe Lehigh leam musl have ialcen an allernale roure which complerely bypassed rhe College avenue campus. Using 'lhe Lambda Chi efficiency plan, Big Red go+ sufficieni' produc'I'ion ou'r of +he li+'rle woman +o 'false second honors. The Engineer found +his Alpha Sig's sabafeurs loolu firsf prize by leaving io be one siiuafion where ihe slide rule is ineffec- fhe Lehigh Special FH fo be lied. The highly five. effecfive sound frack can nof, of course, be shown. 92 LEFT RIGHT Crown Club fried invenfive genius. The+a Chi gefs a kick ou+ of ihe compefiiion. Kappa Sig's schmoos seemed highly effeciive. Their sweef ioofh moved +he Tau Den+s +o acfion. Phi Sig casis for fhe big one fha? goi' away. The Zefes Turned The enemy's own weapons agains+ him 93 RolJerT G. Ferguson John K. Ferree RoberT T. Filep RoberT l. GoTTlieb Ke-nneTh M. Kroll Donald W. Maass .Halle an IQ M fv AT TooTball games and pep rallies, as laTer in The year aT baslreTl:Jall games, This Tamiliar yell indicaTes The ScarleT Cheering squad on The iob To T:-olsTer spiriT in The sTands as well as on The Tield. Things never look lolaclc enough To dampen The spiril oT The yell leaders, who are chosen aT an annual TryouT. This year's squad inTroduced The TrumpeT yell, buT The R U Yell sTill remains The TavoriTe over all oThers, old and new. sua!! of galil? alll? . . . . . was a cold weT aTTair. lT was held on The Soph l-lop weekend when The Queensmen engaged Fordham's Rams in a slippery, snowy c:onTesT aTTended by a good sized crowd well equipped wiTh blanlceTs, umlorellas, and anTiTreeze. ThirTy All Americans, among Them some oT The all Time TooTl3all greaTs, sTuclr iT ouT in The sTands and parTicipaTed in an impressive. iT soggy, halT Time ceremony. 94 Whirling dancers and a sfolen kiss. SOFA .NOP . . . A . . Jrhe nighl before lhe game, lhings were dryer and much more pleasanl. The weekends lesliyiries were opened by lhe perennial Rulgers lavorile, Tommy Dorsey, who slaged anolher ol his popular musical nnaralhons. l-le look only one shorl break during lhe evening ol conlinuous dancing. The l-loo was rnobbed, a popular and financial success. Safurday nigh? is Pariy Time all over fhe campus. bl '--,K I .' ' ., i i ' J i A 95 il , V if g A f X aww if fl ' i X J W I i ,g r f 'Rig f E! X 3 I Y' '5 y i i ' - 5 X iv.. fi 'if il VM ,, W Ku ., , .A .3 f Y . ii A , J :ij Yi? i W, X .X iff, ' ' ' i f, Y ,yy ,, I , f X l fi fi f 'X 4 Off 1 fx X M 11' X A liHle chi+ chai in ihe lobby The Senfimen+al Genilemanu himself. Arnold Kurlh 31,8 Ban J OFFICERS Richard Popvich ...,. Kennelh Anderson. Donald Russellw . Richard Kapollca. .. Kennelh Anderson John Bailey Roberi Bales William Becker Michael Cabol Hugh Carlelon Anrhony Calana Donald Cransfoun John Ceonin George Delanoy Wallher Dellweiler Fred Dix George Doscher Sydney Duifon Thomas Evans Raymond Fiizpalriclc James Fordewall Robe-rl Frc-ese . ...4. Vice-Presideni .. ..Secrelary-Treasurer Roberl Gardner Milion Gelzer Besl remembered for irs audible supporl of Pwsldenl The ieam al ioorloall games and pep rallies, Jrhe Rulgers Marching Band comes up each week wiih Manaqer a new complex, crowd pleasing maneuver ar hall Time. A smaller edilion Jrurns our al baslcerball games and olher funclions all winler and in The spring lhe musical Queensmen underialie a series of concerrs Jrhroughoul Jrhe srare. Marlin Gieselarechl Alvin Gross Joseph Grygolis Arlhurguenlher l-I. Scofi Hari William Harlman Roberl l-lelmer Ralph Holies Aiberl llre l-lenry Johnson l-luberTJohnson Geoege Jorgensen Richard Kapollra Richard Klesmer Frank Kullinslci Roberl Lanza Lawrence Larsen Ralph Leporiere Paul Lewan Sheldon London Richard Maulner Roger Meyer Richard Miller William Moore Roberl Moravelc Roy Morrison Richard Neuberger Alfred Paranay Richard Popovich Nicholas Possumalo Samuel Reibel Roy Remile Ralph Riehle Edward Ringel Thomas Rusnalc Donald Russell John Salmon Fred Scharl EdwinSchwari1 Leonard Shapiro Raloh Smilh Horik Soleil Roberl Sparlcs Roberi Slahl Rolaerl Sfaples William Swane Leonard Tandul Wilber Thomas James Thorne Pasquale Viglecnese Douglas Weidehe Allred Weissmann Joseph Werniclc Alan Wilson louis Winlcler Karl Welle 96 43-ning mn MA? A S ,A as ww:- Q I W Win.-F, a .IQ v lk, ....M,.,,...-- wn h f v M, ,N ...Mug r , K if lv Q ' Mornmgs like fhls make an eighf o'clock class an invigorafing experience. T Pirching arms are warmed up r and fhe snow begins +o fly. f J 'TJ' Xl-1. fa ' n 'Y ff, . K Voorhees Library on a winfer Sunday a'Hernoon . Bir+hplace of many a +erm paper. If snowblindness makes H' impossible +o read, one can always have a cigareHe and develop one's idea in conversafion. Y' 'f 'r'-pan-fe x 'sup' -4 ff! ji, Q ll :S Il- gg ,uw 'Q K I ,,.f mixing A ilfffif, if? M A 5 A if, ' i M ., if 'ff g lik Digging ou? of Demaresi' on a win+er morning. Jusi' ihe s+eady scrape of shovels To break ihe unnafural, whiie blankefed quie'I'. is W : .- 1.v::..1F::. ' '22 HE5f:'f?:.Sz: 'f:!'-:If f'-1' E2-- -:.i5fE'5f.f-: ' L ' ' :E : f -,-.. :-g' if H , -,,, s:f9'f?'f '- -f ' - if Q-.iii . ' 8' fd nf f M iii . 335 55' f' Q4 I' A scuffle under The boards involving Villani lI5l and Waring ll4l. Corizzi Throws up a Tough sho? as Tighe awai+s The pos- sible rebound. OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT l-lavorlord , 7 63 C'iy Ccllerge 6l 63 PrinCr:Tcn , 65 297 Columbia ., , 4l 50 Delaware .. 67 Sl New-.farlc RuTgers S3 52 Army . rs 72 Lehigh , QF 76 Maryland . 6l 5? Bucknell 89 IOI Penn Slalc 57 66 l,a5ayeTTe , 49 55? Sffor Hall , L2 co Navy .. 60 70 Lehigh ,..... 49' i'l Johns l-lopkins , , 6? 6l hcrdharn .. ., 59 70 PliV'f,CiO'W ,, 52 60 Colgaie . 88 92 However, The ToughesT road sTill lay ahead. Exams necessiTaTed a Three week lay- OTT and Bucknell, Penn STaTe, LaTayeTTe, SeTon l-lall and Navy had To be meT wiThin a Ten day period. All Tive of These clubs sporTed beTTer records Than Rulrgers and Tour ol The Tive TilTs were played aT The opponenTs home siTe. l-loldf ing an eleven poinT lead againsT Buclsnell aT halT- Time, The WhiTemen Tell vicTirn To one oT The greaTesT oTTensive assaulrs ever experienced by a RuTgers Tive and Tinally leTT The Tloor aT The shorT end of a IOI-89 score. The Tollowing nighT Penn STaTe won an easy vicTory which senT Their naTional raTing even higher Than The l4Th place They held beTore game Time. Well balanced l.aTayeTTe, powerTul SeTon l-Tall, and TalenT loaded Navy advanced Rulrgers losing sTrealc To Tive, An upseT deTeaT by Lehigh and successive losses To Fordham, PrinceTon, and ColgaTe broughT To a close one oT The mosT disappoinT- ing seasons in ScarleT hisTory. DespiTe The series oT losses, however, The Queensmen showed greaT improvemenT in The IaTTer parT oT The season. They closed a ninTeen poinT gap To Torce Ford- ham inTo overTime and held a halT'Time lead againsT PrinceTon beTore bowing ouT. Finally, due largely To Gordonls Tremendous ThirTy-Tive poinT scoring splurge They Torced The Red Raid- ers oT ColgaTe inTo overTime beTore bowing by a slim Tour poinT margin. I02 William Beindorl'54 James Lars V' 3 r Vllani Harold Corizzi '52 Waller Porler 54 James War ng 52 Norman Driscoll '54 George Sundslrom 54 La rence We ss 54 Lawrence Gordon '54 William liolue 54 D ld S Wlu le o lv Roland l-lorru '54 LouisV s ary 53 TAP-INS: Larry Gordon! lluirly-live poinl scor- ing spree in llue Colgale game llwe linesl exluie bilion offered by a Scarlel courlman since Bucky Halcluell poured in lorly againsl Bucknell lbree seasons ago . . , llue deparlure ol always aggrese sive Hal Corizzi will luurl . . . l-lal garnered more lluan eiglul luundred poinls in lluree years willu llue varsily . . . Selon l-lallls Waller Dulces, Colgalels Bill Dodd, and Jesse Arruelle ol Penn Slale llue lluree besl individuals lo oppose llue Scarlel lluis year. . . all baclq nexl season, loo . . . llue greal- esl Scarlel comeback was slaged wluen a nine- leen poinl Fordluam lead was wiped oul by flue Wluilemen . . . Corizzi's rebounding and dazzling underluand sluols never 'lailed lo llurill llue crowd . . . dillo Gordons one-luanders especially llue one lrom midcourl in llue linal seconds ol llue lirsl luall ol llue Colgale game . . , Jinn Larson lurned in consislanlly line defensive work . . . prospecls brigluler lor nexl year, bul llue need lor llual good big man six leel six or beller is slill evidenl. Caplain Hal Corizzi dumps in one of luis underluand specials againsl flue Navy. RoberT AllcroTT '53 Louis Bowers 52 lhomas DierauT 62 Francis DonaTo '54 Richard FriTTs '52 lzredericls l-lall '52, mgr. John Lezdey '53 On fke Wah MAT BURNS: The graduaTion oT The Class oT '52 will bring To a close one oT The longesT and mosT Tavorable chapTers in RuTgersi wresTling hisTory . . . IT will mean The loss oT six men who have been sTarTers since They Tirsl came To RuTgers . . , included among Them will be Mike Rerona, Three-Time E.I.W.A. champ ...' l'wel'lTH man in The TorTy-eighT year hisTory oT The El. W.A. To achieve such a record ...Ray Vohden, I77 lb. ace, reached The Tinals oi The E.l.W,A, Tourney, eliminaTed Trom The Qlympic Trials due To an injured leg . . . a greaT compeTiTor and a Truly Tine aThleTe . . . Things loolq brighT Tor r1exT year, however, due To a Time crop oT Treshmen . . .The maTmen very proud oT Their rnagniTicenT espriT de corps . . . probably The sTrongesT lcniT group oT all RuTgers aThleTes . . .They also boasT The highesT scholasTic average oT any ScarleT squad . . . led by lad DierauT, Phi BeTa Kappa in his iunior year. Nicholas Lorusso '52 Joseph lvleyer '52 Emil Rerona '52 RoberT STiTes T53 Ray Vohden '52 Richard Voliva, coach Lou Bowers, l30 lb. ace, on his way To an escape in The Easferns aT Lehigh. Easy, easy now . . . wafch if! Coach Voliva during a close bouT. Coach Dick Volivals varsiTy wresTling Team, bolsTered by The reTurn oT six leTTermen Trom The ouTsTandinq '5Of5I squad including E.I.W.A. l57-lb. champion Mike Perona, Took on The ToughesT maT compeTiTion in The EasT and Tinished wiTh a record oT Tour wins, Three deTeaTs, and one Tie. Reversals were suTTered aT The hands oT Yale, Syracuse, and powerTul Lehigh while The conTesT wiTh Cornell Turnished The only Tie oT The campaign. ATTer losing To Yale in a very close maTch by The Thin margin oT I8-l4 despiTe Nick Lorusso's impressive win over Fred PeTTiT, Bulldog I47 lb. ace,, The ScarleT dumped hapless LaTayeTTe 25-3. The maTmen oT Syracuse proved To be Too sTrong Tor The Queensmen who dropped Their second TilT oT The season by a I5-9 score. All season long, The sTrengTh oT The Scar- leT Team lay in The middle weiqhTs wiTh Lou Bowers, Dick l:riTTs, Nick Lorusso, Tad DierauT, Mike Perona and Ray Vohden. TT was This group who was responsible Tor The wins over Columbia and PrinceTon in The nexT Two maTches. These men are all seniors and will be hard To replace. ATTer The deadlock wiTh Cornell, The ScarleT Tinished ouT The season wifh a loss To Lehigh and an overwhelming de-TeaT oT The UniversiTy oT Pennsylvania. Take him down, Mike. CapTain Perona in acTion. T05 Ray Vohden goes To work on his way To The Tinas in The E.l.W.A. Tourney. OPPONENT Yale . ..., LaTayeTTe ., Syracuse . , Columbia . PrinceTon ., Cornell ..., Lehiqh .. Pennsylvania RUTGERS OPPONENT T4 I8 25 3 9 T5 I5 Tl I7 ll T2 T2 9 I7 24 5 Jwdfplw Brown '54 VValTer Cronkririhf '53 Gerald l-Jodr1er'54 fXrThur Friedlard George Gregorio '53 Richard Halo '52 Richard l'luliT '54 l!Xssi5Tan' Manaqerl U Sunrlfrl T'url:i:5. e911 flue Swim Sophomore Jerry Dodgen perTorming his specialfy. RoberT lwamoTo '52 Richard ParkhursT '52 RoberT lsaacson '53 John Perlcins'52 Donald RaTTerTy '52 William STern '52 Jesse Taylor '52 Marshall WaTTs '54 James H. Reilly, coach Larry Joseph '54 KenneTn Miller '53 T-lugo Munzer '53 lManagerl Edward Nelson '54 Tioberf NugenT '52 The ScarleT mermen under The TuTelage oT veTeran coach Jim Reilly compleTed a suc- cessTul campaign wi+h six wins and Two losses. Qpening The season wiTh a veTeran sTudded line- up including Bob NugenT and Bob lwamoTo, They crushed The VioleTs oT N.Y.U. by The score oT 49-35. Finding The New York compeTiTion To Their lilcing, The Tanlrmen Tool: on The Fordham swimmers nexT and deTeaTed Them in similar Tashion 48-36 wiTh Bob NugenT pacing The Queensmen wiTh a double win in The 50 and IOO yard TreesTyle sprinTs. The TirsT oT Their Two losses was incurred in The iniTial conTesT oT The new year when They were sunlr by The Navy To The Tune oT 5l-33. ATTer bouncing baclc and rolling up Their highesT score oT The season againsT a hapless l.aTayeTTe, The ScarleT bowed To a powerTul PrinceTon aggre- gaTion. The eTTorTs oT Bob NugenT and George Gregorio, Queensman diving ace, were noT enough To sTem The sTrong Tiger Torces. i AT le'FT, Don RaTlerTy and Ed Nelson aT The beginning of The 300 yard medley. The ScarleT annexed The lviiddle Three TiTle by virTue oT iTs deTeaT oT Lehigh's Engineers The Tollowing weelc. This vicTory was Tollowed by a meeT wiTh Columbia in which The Queensmen chall4ed up anoTher win by The decisive margin oT 50434 wiTh NugenT, Gregorio, lwamoTo and Ed Nelson The Top poinT gainers. ln The Tinal dual meeT oT The season, RuTgers deTeaTed The UniversiTy oT Pennsylvania in a very close maTch which wenT down To The lasT evenT beTore being decided in The ScarleT's Tavor. By Tar The ouTsTanding swimmer oT The season was Bob NugenT. The 5carleT siorinTer Tinished his swimming career aT l?uTgers This year and leTT a paclc oT records behind him. He was The Top looinT-geTTer Tor Coach Reillyg The lilces oT which will noT be seen aT l2uTgers Tor some Time. OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT N.Y.U. 49 35 Fordham 48 36 lxlavy 33 BI l.aTayeTTe 53 3I PrinceTon 34 50 Lehigh 48 36 Columbia 50 34 Pennsylvania 44 40 All-American Bob NugenT awaiTs The slarfing gun Edwin Be '54 WaITer Brackelmanne '54 Roberi Burr '52 I-Ioward Copper '53 RoberT Ewald '53 Arnold Frigeri '54 Roberi Heeren '54, manager RoberT I-IusTed '53 5, gmr, .1 The ScarIeT Tencers Tinished The I95I-52 season wiTh one oT The pooresT records com- piled by RuTgers Toilsmen in many years. This may be aTTribuTed largely To inexperience which plagued Coach Don CeTruIo all season and was responsible Tor mosT oT The deTeaTs. DespiTe The line work oT Rudy SaIvaTo in The Toils class, Bob Ewald in The Sabres, and WaIT Brackelmanne in The epee, The lack of depTh in The squad made viclory impossible. Allhough lacking in skill, The Queensmen were never shorT of drive and spiriT. This driv- ing spiriT was aImosT enough To upseT perennially sTrong Brooklyn College, buT The superior TaIenT oT The New York school was Too much To over- come. The biggesT disappoinTmenT oT The year came in The Lehigh rnaTch which was decided againsT The 5carIeT in The Tinal bouT and gave The Engineers a slim I4sI3 vicTory. Jerry MorTensen '54 Paul Prirnamore '54 Thomas Ryley '52 Rudolph SaIvaTo '52, capTain Cecil Sprung '53 Alvin WhiTe '54 Donald CeTruIo, Coach Rocco Feravolo, ass'T. coach OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT Pennsylvania .. . 8 I9 Columbia ....,.. , 9 I8 Brooklyn College ,.. , I2 I5 Lehigh ...,,.... , I3 I4 PrinceTon ,,... . II I6 Navy , ,. , 7 20 Fordham ... , I6 I I N.Y.U. ,.,.. . 7 20 I-Iavericrd . I4 I3 Rudy SaIvaTo ILI, Scarlef foils ace, on his way 'Io ancTher vidory. BASKETBALL OPPONENT C.C.N.Y. Columbia Newark Rulgers Army Lehigh Princelon Lalayelle Lehigh Eorclham Princelon RUTGERS 67 73 74 70 70 55 56 55 73 58 OPPONENT 54 55 50 63 47 7I 7I 63 52 7l 342 gl e6Al'Yl2l'l gud? OPPONENT Navy Princelon Lehigh Columbia Pennsylvania SWIMMING RUTGERS 3I 24'f2 3 I 50'f2 36 OPPONENT 44 50'f2 54 NVQ 39 WRESTLING OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT Union I'I.S. 20 6 Nevvlon I-IS. I4 I3 Columbia 25 3 Somerville HS. 20 6 Pennsylvania 23 5 Princelon I Y I 7 fXnThony J. CaTana, Jr, '53 Joseph Ciklamin '54 James Van Drew '52 ArThur H. C:fuenTher '53 RoberT R. l-lelmer, Jr. '53 William C. Kraemer '52 Paul D. lcowrnan, Ji. '53 James A. Miller '54 Edward 5. Nelson '54 Edwin E. Ohngemach '54 William L. Rowe Ill '54 John P, Torbush '53 Frederick D.Zucker '52 MfSgT. John Anderson. coach 0,1 flw 'WML . . . OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT Penna. MiliTary College l348 T347 Newark College oT Eng. l359 l359 Penna. MiliTary College T347 I346 C.C.N.Y. l347 i395 5eTon l-lall 1342 l295 lVl.l,-l-. I342 l406 ST. JOhn's T342 l-409 lJ.S.M.M.A. l333 I4l3 EquiTable l.iTe lnsur. Co. I369 I332 Brooklyn PolyTech. lnsT. T339 l4Ol Oueens College I377 I227 .gf ji on ce .1 Securing The use oT The MonTe Carlo lce Rink in Asbury Park as a home rink The Hockey Club enTered inTo a regular schedule oT home and away games wiTh oTher colleges in The area. OFFICERS PresidenT ., ......,...,. OTho Humphreys SecreTary-lreasur r ..... Carl CaThers Manager .... Malcolm McVeigh Poor pracTice condiTions plus The loss OT Tive oT The Top seven marksmen Trom The l95l Team rnade Things diTTiculT Tor The ScarleT and made a winning season almosT impossible. Lead- ing The green crew This year were Bill Kraemer and PxrT GuenTher, a dependable pair who came Through when The chips were down and The maTch in The balance. Coach Anderson plans To build Tor nexT season molding This year's inexperienced men inTo Top-noTch rnarksmen and Thus reTurn l2uTgers To The Top in sharpshooTing circles. .fd Sporfing Clzance BowuNe CLUB WaIIer Nebilcer .,...,.....,....... Presiderfr I'IaroId Weber . . .. . Secrefary-Treasurer RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB James Drew .... .... ..,.,........ P r esIdenI Arfhur C5uen+Iwer ,. ..,...., Vice Presidenf Fred Zucker , . , . . , Secrcfary-Treasurer SKI CLUB CI1arIes Church .... ,.,,..,....,. P residenf Amo I-IoI'm I . .., . . Vice Presidem Muriel DemaresI . . I . . . SecreIery Samuel Reclc . ... ,...... , , .Treasurer Ann Evans .. . Cerrespomdinq Sec, ?fIl,M.m .. The Rulgers debale sguad, under Coach Gale King, carries on one ol The largesl debale programs in lhe Easl. As in pasl years, con- lesls are planned as lar soulh as Kenluclcy, as lar wesf as Chicago, and as lar norlh as Boslon wilh several lournamenls included in The schedule. Everyone who so desires is given a chance To debale since, al Rulgers, lillle em- phasis is placed on winning lor lhe sake ol win- ning. MEMBERS Elayne Ballow Dale Berger Jeanie Coughlin Donald Cronin Richard DeSan+is Gerard Ennis Leonard Elz David Feinberg Earnesi Fiore Paul Fosfer David Fried Vicfor Friedman David Goldberg Oscar Greenberg Roberl Gurarie Alvin Hersh Alan lllig Howard Kagan Allen Kassof Melvin Kifay Jack McCluslzey Dave Pressler Roberf Quaclcenboss Manuel Robinson Norman Schlosberg lra Sfavilsky George Wiffe John Wiuff Above, lop: The way l looll af ihis lopic . . . Boffom: S200 for a debafe in New Yorlx?! Below: You didn'+ 'Fall 'For wha? my opponenfs iusf fold you, did you? Il2 . . . ufiic The Philadelphia Oreheslra opened lhiu seasonis Coneerl Series wiih an unusually in- leresling program. No slranger lo our campus was lhe Boslon Symphony Orehesira, lor iii ap- pearance marlced ils seyenieenrh annual yisil. The Rochesler Philharmonic Qrehesira and Jrhe Ruigers Choir, who lasl year presenled Baths S+. Ma+'rhew Passion, won new friends wilh a pei- iormanee oi Kodalyis S+. Psalmus Hungaricus and lV1ahler's Firsf Symphony. Pianisf Clifford Curzon ollfered a diversified pro- gram of concer+ favoriies. Roches+er's Maesiro, Erich Leinsdorf. Vir+uosi Di Roma, famed lfalian chamber music group, made Ru+gers a sfop on Hs American leur. Un Lnng Winter Evenings. STAFF Sfafion Manager Program Direcfor Technical Direcfor Business Manager Chief Announcers Music Direcfor Classical Music Direcfor Drama Direcfor Personnel Direcfor News Edifors- in-Chief Sporfs Direcfor Special Eeafures Direcfor Sporfs Eeaiures Direcfor Purchasing Direcfor Traffic Director Confinuiiy Direcfor Chief Record Librarian Seymour Chase Kuff Servos Vicfor Kross Joseph Ascoly Gerald Ennis Charles Sfanislow Kenf Rofh David Greene Jacques Deniz Granf Walfon Monroe Carroll Pefer Lumia Roberl Winlz Thomas Dowd, Jr. James l-leafley Walfer Baab James Summers Ann Evans Eleanor Ausfin Arfhur Croolce Rflfgefd tag!! LUIQJ fo From ifs sound-proofed sfudios high over- looking Queens campus, WRSU's sfaff of almosf ZOO men and girls beams a varied dief of popu- lar and classical music, drama, news and special feafure shows fo fhe far flung campi on bofh sides of fown. Everyfhing may nof be carried off in quife a professional manner, buf occassional bugs only add fo fun for bofh sfaff and audience and The valuable experience has led many WRSU alumni info commercial radio worlc. Behind fha scencs of radio. Chief Operafing Engineer Chief Mainienance Engineer Donald Levy , , . and fhe largesf sfaff on fhe campus. Execufives in acfion. Chase and Kross check new LPs: Servos fries fo locafe Ascoly. WHS. . QM , Sporlscasfers Howard and Healley malxe wi+l1 ihe play-by- play of all baseball and baske+ball games. 2 Xl The news of llme world edifed in flue WRSU newsroom cllrecf Our exlensive record library . . . A beehive of from fhe wi,-eg of flqe Unifgd P.-egg, acliviry. Tl1ere's no hurry, girls, WllB+'S a llHle dead air? SENIOR HONORARY SOCIETY Fsfabnsned af Rufqers, In WOO AnH1ony R. Cillo Seymour Chase Roberf R. Comsfoclc Walferr J. Dex Herberf S. Glrdcman Jerome Goldsiein Anfrwony J. lannaronr Lord High Skull George N. Jorgensen Nexander O. Levy, Jr. James E. Monahan John F. Sclwuclc Henry Sie-iner Il I 0ll!I'l Clll SPO JUNIOR HONORARY SOCIETY Eslablishecl al Rulgers in I939 OFFICERS John I'I. Zimmermann ......,......,., Presiden+ Alan K. Illig .,...., .,..,,.,. V ice Presidem' Myron Linder. . . . . , . Joseph Ambrose Charles Carroll lvlorlon Chial Myles Cohn John Emery Willis I-loward II7 .Secre'I'ary-Treasurer Harold Packer John Paralusz Allred Richardson Russell Sandblom lvlorlon Schlossman Roberl Sliles WHITE WHU limnnlj Students In American Universities And Enlleqes NATIONAL OOLLEOIATE HONOR sOcuETY Established at Rutgers in I94l Ulho S who AIO! SYUHIFI AIO COLUGI S 6 El l ll ALIIICAI H J Joseph T. Ambrose Charles J. Carroll Seymour Chase David L. Churchhill Anthony R. Cillo Robert R. Comstock Lenox G. Cooper Harold S. Corrizzi Walter J. Dex Thomas A. Dieraut John D. Emery lll Donald W. Ferry Herbert S. Gliclrman Richard M. Godniclc Jerome Goldstein Allan Gutfleish Willis W. Howard Anthony J. 1 snnsfon. Alan w. mag George N. Jorgensen Alexander O. Levy James E. Monahan Mihayil Negiz Harold S. Paclrer Roger A. Richards John F. Shuclr Henry Steiner, Jr. Ray A. Vohden Allan Zelnick John H. Zimmermann PHI BET!-l Ii!-XPPA z :if 1' O Z nf I' I O z O W xv 21 - -4 UI 0 :1: O I' xv VI :1 0 U1 0 Q ITI -I -4 -Q' Esfoblished of Ruigers in l8b9 Alberi Arouh Charles W. Armerding Hugh W. Ashmore Waller E. Ballinger Henry J. Bechwiri CLASS OF I952 Jerry T. Bohmann Roberr L. Caleo John D. Carier Donald Chin David L. Churchill Phillip D'Alesandro Deward F. Dalfon John W. Delano Walfer J. Dex Thomas A. Dierauf Sfephen J. Dubel Gerard J. Ennis Samuel Freeman Roberf T. Freese Melvin Friedman Hyman Gelbard Oscar W. Greenberg Donald A. Gsell Allan S. Gurfleish William R. Haines Roberi P. Hocior Richard N. Huni George A. Kaufman Anihony J. lannarone Philip C. Laris Theodore Levine Siegfried Lindenbaum Nicholas D. Lorusso Joseph G. Mayer John E. McCluslrey John J. Nelson Donald H. Norman Bernard Osiroff Marvin R. Reed. Jr. Roger A. Richards Allen B. Robbins Guilford A. Robinson Wellingron Rounds Roberi J. Seidel Yehuda Sherman C. Pe+er Wagner Paul C. Wallrer Bernard Wechi Henry O. Wernz John P. Whifcomb Ermund W. Youngsman Frederick D. Zuclrer CLASS OF I953 Richard E. Boswell Ernesf D. Fiore Fred P. Hauck Arno R. Hohn Donald A. Limoli Myron J. Linder Ronald B. Massarik Leon S. Rosenblafi Kennefh Ruiman II9 HONORARY DRAMATIC SOCIETY Mariin Bressier Thomas Rick Lsiabiisined af Ruigers in I949 Meivin Fenninq Cnaries B. Siack OFFICERS Wiiiiam 6raI'I Henry Sfeiner II Presldenf , .. ....... ... Vice-Presidenf . . SecrcIary-Treasure Burioiqn Anderson Hermann Bonasciw George BonninoIon Raipn BrinsIer Jobn E, BrocIceII Donaid Chin Fred Ciucas Raymond Eberiwardi Herberi Frey Cad I-Ierer Ciiaries E, Hess ALPHA ZETA .Roborf R. Cornsiock Marvin Reed ,Fred J. Pesefsky Edward I IoiIs'raIIer JoIin Kuicin Frank Kuiiinslci Elmer Lampi David London Jobn McLain MaIcoIm McVeigh Frank MiIIer Donaid MocIcsIieId Edward J. Nowicki Fred Quick Raipii Reisieid I'IobarI Roberfs Dr. G. A. Robinson Frank Robinson James Scoii Joivn F, Sfepiwenson Vernon SIraIIon Sfeve Szabo WiIbur Thomas Kenneilw 'I'ruscoII C. P. Wagner ALPHA PSI OMEGA NATIONAL HONORARY AGRICULTURAL FRATERNITY Esfablished af Rufgers in l922 OFFICERS Ciwanceiior Censor .. Scribe . . Treasurer CI1ronicIer ...RoberI J. Dunn WaI+er E. BaIIinqer ....AIIrecI Duncan ,.....I:red Braun , . . .James V. Drew l20 BETA IOTA LAMBDA Huqh W. Ashmore Alberf Arouh Richard D. Baldwin Gerald W. Higinbofham John B. Hughes George A. Kaufman NATIONAL HONORARY GERMAN FRATERNITY Eslablished al Rulqers in I932 Henry J. Beclcwill Philip C. Laris V OFHCERS I Eugene H. Bemsfegn jheodore Levine Presidenl ... ....,........ John Zimmermann Philip A. D'AIesandro Ronald B. Massarilr Seerelary ... ... ... .. Kennelh Rulman John W. Delano Vincenl' S. Oliva T W ip Waller J. Dex John Roehrn reesurel I A Jmome els S+ephanJ.DubeI fXnfhonyJ.SaVIillfim ChurchilIC.I:ranlcIin Henry O.WcrnIz Hyman Gelbard NATIONAL HONORARY BIOLOGY FRATERNITY Eslablished al Rulqers in I935 OFFICERS Presidenf , . ....., ,.,,, K ennelh Kroll Vice Presidenl .........,. .... W illiarn Africano Waller Dex Gilbcrl Solilaro Recording Secrelary ..... ..,... L ouise Zilliq lfiondrdy-Eli .H glliodfaisfahl . ornas ami on o er aer Corresponding Secrelary .... .... T heodore Slahl Herbed Seryakin Henry Wernyz Treasurer .... .. .,.,, ... . ..... Ralph Frankel Kurf Servos Charles A- Zink IZI DELTA PHI ALPHA gd ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY IisIahIi5hcd aI RuIqcrs In I947 OFFICERS Idmund W. Youngsman .. ,,..,,, ..PresidenI UonaId A. GscII ... . , ,..ViceAPresidenI Sarwd Iroornan .. , ,,Rccordinq SecreIery RnIwrI F. IIorInr Corrcspondhq Secretary John J. I71,zIvf'rw1 . . , Treasurer IIONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Howard I. BIuIsIeIn LouIs N. DerIenzo Donald Fellenberq Georqe E. Goodger WIIIiam R, I'IaInes Paul J. Kahne Roberr S. Kern Richard W. Lock AIIrCd IvIerrII+ John R. NICoIIe Edward SchoIIe-I Roberr C. SIIIes Bernard Wechf John E. WIUII WiIIIan1 R. York John I-I, Zknmerman CharIes A. Znwk SOCIETY Esfablished a+ Rufgers in I950 OFFICERS UonaIfI U. Kism . . Presidenr Icfnuard I7InIcoI . .... Vice-Presidenf Marvin Chasok .... ReCordInq Secrefdry Ldv-fIn J BuIIC:rIo5s ,Corrospondinq Seorehiry ArIhL1rW, Crooke fXIexander O. Levy, Jr John Lax-don, Jr. . , , .... Treasurer Roberr A. I-Iusfed Ahrred S. WiIIIams, Jr. ETA KAPPA NU I22 KAPPA KAPPA PSI n I, Fred A. Dix, Jr. I-Ienry R, Johnson NATIONAL HONORARY BAND FRATERNITY George E.DoscI1er,III Frank B, Kulfinslci Egabjished 5+ Rufqers in '94, Roberr I. Freese SIweIdon London OFFICERS I-I.SCOI'I' I'IarI,Jr. William Fx.IIwor'naS Presidenf ..... ......,... R ichard G. Fopovicn Vice-ProsidenI .,,.. .WiIIiam Moore, III Secrelrary ...,. ...,. C , KenneII1 Anderson Treasurer George N. Jorgensen HONORARY CERAMIC FRATERNITY EsIaIJIisI1ed aI RuIgers in I946 OFFICERS PresidenI ,....,,.,,....... .,,. D avid W. SIaIwI Vice-PresicIenI ... .....,,..... DonaId F. ArnoId NIcIwoIas J. De Nunzio Arrhur I. SIoIIer gecreia,-Y , k M Irwin M. Lachman Ernesf I., KasIenI3ein Norman M. TaIIan Treasurer Jack H mdpn CI'1arIes R. Kurlciian WiIiiam M, Thompson ' ' I 5 ' Robert V- La Mare I-IereId .... ,, ....., ,,.BenIamin P. CoIosIcy KERAMOS I23 PHI ALPHA TH ETA HONORARY HISTORY FRATERNITY PIwyIIisScIwecI1Tman IFsIf1I3Ii3I1cCI af Rurqrzrs in I943 AIIGW GUIIICISII OFFICERS I'ros5dcn+ , , , ., . . .Ridward Huw VIH:-PresidcnI . . DOnaId IXI'TI'VTTG' SofrcIar'y-Tmafurcr .. .Louis !XucIIrw NATIONAL HONORARY CHEMISTRY FRATERNITY EsIabIIsI1ecI af RuIqers ir I923 OFFICERS C3fnmfm.I.AIok5audmwic4 LioneII-I.LayIon PresIcIen+ .,,. . , ..,,.,,,.. Henry M. FaIcs 51'I?L9l'IIi5I!! P LiZdi'3SIX1ICIE0I50'I Vice-Presidenf , , Marvin S. Richards Paid P4 keg, GI Algal? P-izlerman Secrefary .. . , Joseph E4 ApeIIanez Mm,kD'KCmOI,1 Sfephen EAUWCI1 Iaeasurer ,..., .. ...... Robed C. Ccunfrymarw PHI LAMBDA UPSILON I24 ALPHA HONORARY LITERARY SOCIETY EsIabII5Iwed af Rurqers in earIy Iqrr CQ-mrury OFFICERS Presrdenf ., ,, . ..., .Bernard Osrroaq Vice-Presidenf I-Ienry C, Me-amor Secrerary-Treasur r , MaxweII S, Luria NATIONAL HONORARY FLORICULTURE FRATERNITY Fzfabhhed af Rufqer: Irr WN W Zefa Chapfer OFFICERS Prffsidcr1I . , Frank KuIIinsIcn Corresponding Secrefary CI'rarIes Lrfflf Recording Secrefary . , Hmer Lamp FinanciaI Secrefary .. . , , Herbert Fry Aqrlfulfure Exefufive C0unCII Raymond Eberhard! Dom AbarbameI I2owaIdJ.fXsInarF Robe-rf I-I4 Dausfe Irwin C, EIIcIrrs ErnesI D. Fforc- CarI fm FIemInq Jerome Gddsrein r Richard N. Hum? Sarcin Kaganowird' MeIvIn Krray Theodore MecI1anIfIr WaI+er Pefersen Yehuda Sherman Howard Sihersfem PHILOSOPHEAN SOCIETY I25 4 HONORARY JOURNALISM SOCIETY Esfablished a+ Ruigers In I952 OFFICERS Presidenf ,. , Vice-PresidenI ... .. SecreIary,Treasur r . Morfon Schkgssnnan ., , ,. Joseph TaIrnonI Roberf Durbin fxhcred Freimark Loyd Ghcken James Husbefh RoborI Johnson ,..,,Bernard WIIIQII RUTGERS PRESS SOCIETY Joseph BeIIe Isle ArIhur Kam insky RoberI LeyensIein Eduard Mack SamueI Sam pIc PI TAU SIGMA I-Ierrnan Brurnrne, Jr. Herman J, Connors, Jr. MarzeII DIxon Marhn E. I-Ieubncr Thomas S. I-Ionda Frank M, Johnson Fehx KaIniIsIcy George I-I.Rei1ze,Jr A. WaIIer Tyson Henry F. I'I. VIerIIn'q I2b NATIONAL HONORARY MECHANICAL and ADMINISTRATIVE ENGINEERING FRATERNITY Es+abIi PresIdenI .. Woe-I3resIdenI ......., Tau Iofa Chap+er shed ai' Ru+gers In I952 OFFICERS 7 Correspondmg Secrefary 4..,,. David A, Robbins Recording SeCreI Treasurer ...........,.. ... ary ..,.., .... V ernon I. Brown ,. , ,.... WIIbur F. Chxnery ,Richard P. VanBenschoIen .RonaId E. Warner PSI CHI I I HONORARY PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY Joseph O'Donnell Eslablished a+ Rulgers in I949 Tony Iannarorm OFFICERS Roberl Seiclrvl William Becker .........,,............ Presidenl John Raman . - -4.--, Vfceffafesifienf NATIONAL HONORARY MILITARY SOCIETY Jails lVlCClUSl49Y .- .,,, SECVGINY-IVGGSUVSF Eslablished af Rulgers in I923 Company C 5+h Regimenl OFFICERS Caploin .......... ................... . Michael Scholz Firsl Lieulenanl . .. . .. .. . VViliiam Thompson Second Lieulenoni ..,, .Paul Jansak Firsl Serqeanl .... .... A lan llliq G. Apgar, W. Beneville, R. Benlnerl, H. Bonasch, L. Bowers, R. Caflrey, F. Capraro, R. Cauley, A. Cillo, P. Cragin, W. Dailey, R. D'Ama+o, A. Daylon, J. Delano, V. Dellrerl, D. Ferry, B. Firslrer, W. Fisher, Jr., D. Fiefslad, G. Freund, H. Glick- man, J. Goodnough, F. Hall, D. Halpern, R. Harrison, C. Hess, L. Hoffman, W. Howard, Jr., E. Hughes, R. Husled, A. lllig, P. Jansalr, F. Johnson, G. Jorgensen, F. Kalnilsky, J. Kelly, A. Kendall, R. Kennedy, S. Kerr, F. Koos, R. Langhans, J. Lawfon, H. Liebich, H. Lonsdale, D. Laass, D. Mackay, J. Meelcer, A. Merrill, K. Miller, J. Mion, J. Mon- ahan, D. Monlrs, F. Nelson, R. Nugenl, H. OH'ley, F. Plirrman, J. Ralh, A. Richardson, Jr., W. Roberls, M. Ross, R RuI'kowslri, R. Sandblom, D. Saflerfield, B. Schapiro, M. Schafz, Jr., J. Schuclx, D. Slahl, J. Taylor, VI. Thompson, J. Vlief, E. Vincenxi, P. Walker, G. Wallon, R. Warner, J. Wells, P. Wingerler, R. Wyganl, J. Zimmerman, F. Zucker. oft, F 5 I SCABBARD AND BLADE I27 TAU BETA PI Ldmf J. BLII'IS':iT5S ArIIm.f W. Crooke Roberf A. DiIImeIe:' Mar-MI DIxon I?obcrI A. I'IusIecI EeIIx KaInI'sIfy DonaId O. Kiser Irwin M.LacI'1man Jon Lawfon, Jf. Lecnfzrd E+z Robod E EwaIrI David GoIdberq Jane- Grore A1'arII7T1 Cm'-'es E. IJunqIs NATIONAL HONORARY ENGINEERING CIMIIQ-s Rabkin SOCIETY Dravid A. Robbins Established af Rufgers in I934 Asbbv-coke VV. Tyson OFFICERS Ronald E, WBTUIQIE fkexander O. Levy PresIdenI Jovan V. WIIdir:4 NVIIbur E, Cninevy . Wie-Presidenf fXIIved S. WIIIIan1s Leonard I:inIceI . Correspondnwg Secreiary Arfnur D. WIIIams Rirnard P. VanBens:I1o'ren ReCordInq Secretary TI,f1mfas S. I-Iondfa . .. , ,. Treasurer NATIONAL HONORARY FORENSIC SOCIETY EsIabIisI'1ed af Rufgers In I929 EsIabIIsI1ed 5+ Rufqers In I929 OFFICERS Vres'dnnI . . , , .fxIIan Kassmf Mm1rvnLav5ne VIre-Presfdenf . , ... . ..... Jerry Ennis JJQIM IvIrCIusIcey Refordinq Secrcmvv , Ricnard DeSanIis Ua-uid PressIer C vv'vs3frdIn'1 S1-f 'en' Oscar Greenberg Rob'-rI Quackenbcss IE fflSIIIf'?I' . , .. Jcnr WIuIf TAU KAPPA ALPHA I28 Alired Biornsen PeTer SchuIT I E Donald STevens or Alired Richardson Charles Moreno Franklin Miller 0 l Clvde MiT h l fo fAe Mzcuerdcfy img peiiiniiiki Donald Drier SCARLET KEY . . . serves as oTTicial hosT and campus guide To visiTing aThleTic Teams, prospec- Tive Treshmen, and oTher UniversiTy guesTs. Each living group elecTs one oT iTs mem- bers To The Key To serve during his iunior year. They represenT RuTgers To hundreds oT visiTors each year, OFFICERS Willis l-1ovvard,Jr . . . PresidenT John Zimmermann . Sec.-Trea. Ronald Benkerr Marvin Eand William Jeney AlTred Cox David Greene KenneTh Miller Richard DeGeiso John Nicolle RoberT Kalapos Russell Sandblom Theodore Richman Rudolph Celigoi James Craig John Paralusz STephen Kreyns George Diamond BOOSTER CLUB To TosTer The nebulous commodiTy known as School SpiriT in supporT oT The Big Red Team in every sporT is The aim oT The BoosTer Club. As sTeps Toward This end, iT sponsors pep rallies and mixer dances, inexpensive Transpore TaTion To away games, and a Trophy To The living group expressing The mosT spiriT. in addiTion, This year saw The physical reTurn oi The RuTgers' mascoT in The coloriul seven TooT Chanlricleer ably Tilled aT TooTball games by Dick Marcus. I29 OFFICERS Melvin WolT ...... MargareT Preacher James Kirner . .... Beverly STrandberg Barbara Blecker . , -4 CCHA? , .presidenl . ,Vice-PresidenT ,,,.....,ireasurer .... . SecreTary sponding Secreiary ALPHA PHI OMEGA . . . is a Najrionai Service Fra+erni+y dedie Caied io aiding Jrhe Universiiy in whaiever Capaeiiy ii is needed. Hs members, ail former Boy Scouis, are oiien Called on io serve as ushers, campus guides and To per- form Cl wide varieiy of Jraslis. They aiso con- duci a rider service which brings ioqeiher drivers and paying riders who are bound for ihe same desiinarion. Uzprrfiid R. Mackay VViiiiarr Moore Harold K. Lonsdaie Robeii Q. Gieasor Roberi D. Heeren Aiberi F, Ike, Jr. Vice- ., Vice- . ..ReC.ordinq Corresponding Rresideni Rresidenr Presideni Sefreiarv Secreiary .Treasurei CHAPEL CHOIR Roger Ausiin Jeremy Bacon Thomas Barksdale Joseph Browde- ldvvord Cosreiic Keiih Siimoson Roberi Fieckersfein Roberr Gardner Raui Jansak Richard King Vidor Ma+aiica J. Eric Neison Harvey Paiien iirederiglc Piirrmann Andrew Sivalc David Shih! James Siimpson Frank Usfer Ferd W.VanDeursen i?oqerWiegand Frederick D.ZuCicer CHAPEL USHERS rw McCiuskey Co-Chairman fer Dex Co-Chgiirrn.,an Roberr Fisher John Ferree John Moore Roberi Siiies Bruce Clymer Willfam Doiibei Franidin Barfon Kenneih BifACii Roberr Ride Wiiiiam Bfornsen John Eme y fxian liiiq Aiired Freimaric Arrhur Herr Wiiiiam King Reber? McBride Thomas Prisk Edwin Snovei Sfucienfs of all 'faiihs worship ai The Sunday non-denominaiional services held in hisioric Kirkpairick Chapel on beauii- ful Queens Campus. Universiiy Chaplain Abernefhy aliernaies wiih visiiing chap- lains from ofher colleges and universities. jlze .greeclom 0 MLM ila . . . . . .on Jrhe Ruigers campus presenis io ihe siuclenls a varied choice in iheir pariicular iaiihs. The organizalions combine religion anol fellowship To luriher iheir spiriiual beliefs. FRESBYTERIAN YOUNG PEOPLES Presidenf . . ............,........, John Wells Vice Presideni ., .Lilian Carncross Secreiary . ., ..., Yvonne Berce Treasurer . ,Roger Cravail CANTERBURY CLUB Presidenl .,,.,,,,.,.,. , .. John Salmon Vice Presideni .. ...Dorolhy l-loehler Secreiory . . .. .,,Mary Sholweil Treasurer ,, Joseph Palcheil CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Corpresidenf ,4,4....,,. Mary E. Diehl Co-Presidenf .,... RonaId G. Kuriz Secreiary ,.. ,,.. Ann LiIzeIrnan Treasurer .. ., Aian K. IIIiq INTER-VARSITY CH RISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Presideni ............, PauI C. WaIIcer Vice-Presidenf .. .... Aifred Kuelnn Secrefary ,,,.. ,,,, R oberr A. Kopf Treasurer ,. ..... CIirIord I.. Davis CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Presidenf ............, Roberi Heeren Recording Secretary ..,.,, CaroI Baver Corresponding Secrefary ...June Ciark Treasurer ....... Kennefn Berqlund Reader ..., .4.,..,.. A nn Kenyon Reader . .... .,.. D ouqlas Dickinson Faculiy Advisor .... Mrs. Rufh Brush LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Co-Presideni . ,,.Pefer Gulbrandsen Co-Presidenf . ,Marianna Carlsen Co-Secreiary ,,, ...Maryann BoIan+z Co-Secrefary ...Paul Schroeder Treasurer ., .. Joyre BFCITIKITUTSI B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION Presidenf . ,, Vice Presidenf Secrefary . .. Treasurer ,,, Adjufanf . . ,...CIwarIo+Ie Reuben .SamucI I-I. Mesnick Anneliese Mann . ,,.. Rose Saaz , Leona-rd Hz NEWMAN CLUB Presldenr ... Vice Presiderw Recording Sec. Correspondirwq Treasurer . .....,,JoI'1n J. ParaIusz ,Mary EIIen Grace , ........ Joan Beekman Sec. .4.Nancy McCar+I1y .James J. Kirner ngineerri gui! America . . . . . . and lhrouqh lhese organizalions The srudenl can combine his classroom knowl- edge wilh oulside ideas in his field. Through leclures, field lrips, and discus- sions 'rhe Rulqers engineer develops a more professional background lor his lu- luro worlc in his chosen lield. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS Chairman ..,. , , . Alexander O, Levy Vice-Chairman ., ,.,., Leonard Einlccl Secrolary-AIEE . . ..Donald A. Kiser Secrolary-IRE ...Vidvud A. Dilcerl Treasurer Donald L. Beclrnnan RUTGERS ENGINEER Edilor-in-Chiel .. . . . John Laivlon Business Manager , ...I-Iarold Weber Managing Edilor .. Donald Kiser Eacullv Advisor . . ,Elmer Easlor ENGINEERING COUNCIL OF THE RUTGERS ENGINEERING SOCIETIES Chairman . ,...... Alexander O. Levy Secrelarv-Treasurer, Roberl G. Ferguson Members: John Lawlon ,. Harold J. Hayes . ..ASIvlE Donald R. Maclgav ASAE Joseph D. Sane .. .. ASCE Pasquale J, Romano .,.. ACS Rulqers En qivogr 134 SUIIIETIES AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Chairman ...,...,..,, I-IaroIcI J. Hayes Vice-Chairman .. ...., George Reifze Secrefary ..........,... Harold 6ouIcI Corrcspondirwq Sccremry, MarzeII Dixon Treasurer ...........,.. Felix KaIniIsIcy I AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS Presldenf ..,.,.. .,,... ....,,, J o se-ph D. Sago Secrefary-Treasurer ,.,.. John Swindlelwursf CERAMIC CLUB Presiderd ,.,.,.,...... . ..PasquaIe J. Romano Vice-PresIdenIs .. ..BenIamin P. CoIosIcy, EarncsI L. KasI'emI:-ein Secrefary ... .,. H. Maurice Landemare, Jr. Ireasurer .. .... .... R oberf V. LaMaire SCIENCE GEOGRAPHY CLUB Ralph C. Lures ............. Presidenf Mary Koehne , ..,.. ..Vice-Presidenr Roberl T. Freese ,,.Secrelary-Treasurer jlze Min em o!.Si:ience . ff 'L Hg K l Lf i ,haf 1 Q62 I Q Q ,li I E lifff J f f Im' l f 7 X5 . . . open a new realm of inlormarion 'lo man. The numerous science clubs aclive on campus Jrhis year have done much l'o widen Jrhe scope of inleresl in fhe dillerenl scien- Jrific fields. Special lecrures and programs sponsored by The various clubs have pre- senred many of lhe new ideas being def veloped in The science world roday. GEOLOGY CLUB Georges His ...,. ......,,. P residenl Arlhur Richards ...,..... Vice-Presidenl Melvin Friedman ..,. Secrelary-Treasurer ELUB5 BIOLOGY CLUB lrma L. Rubin .,....,... Co-Chairman Henry O. Wernlz .,,.,.4. CofChairman John Plnzelilc ..... ..... S ecrelary Ernesl W. Rebollo ,. , . .Treasurer Afler classes all morning, looking forward 'ro an alfernoon confined in lab, many prefer lo lunch in The greal oufdoors. They may choose belween several of 'rhese quainl sidewalk cafes. fjyr'-' PHYSICS CLUB Wallace Greenberg ......... President George Candel ,.,...... Viceepresiclenl Howard S. Rlchler , ...Secrelary Allen B. Robbins . ..... Treasurer 5 U I: I A L SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT or MANAGEMENT OFFICERS Presiderii , , .. , ...John Wiuili Vice Presideni ..., ,... J ean CoghIan Corresponding Secrefary , .Waher Baab Treasurer., . ,. .....PauICoben Recording Secreiary , ,.., Roberi Ferguson I:acuI'ry Advisor , ..,. Roberf Bogardus 617442 proper .gjfuvfg 0 manLinJ ia qfnanv. . , f- sl- ' V . ,Ax 1 i or W e 11 I gg:-R r - Tick? I Z . e ' K f fi.i .li'.' ,Ei 4 ' W ' if-if Y!?' I' - , f , .i.' e- 1 4' 'f- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Presideni ...,.. .. .,,... . Keni P. Roih Vice-Presideni-Secreiary .,.,,, Richard P, Marcus Treasurer .. .. ..., Roper? G. CauIey -ffc . . . and Ihe various sociai science cIubs provide ampIe opporfuniry for 'rhe conrinuance of rhis siudy oulrside The classroom. Wheiher his main inferesi Iies on fhe individual, group, comrnuniry, or inlrernafional level, Ihe sfudenr can find a group wifh simiIar inferesis wifh whom To swap Iheories and Iurrher his understanding. SEIENEE COMMUNITY PLANNERS CLUB Presidenf ..., .... A nflwony J. Hiavk'a Secretary-Treasurer A,,.. Charles Pike HISTORY CLUB Presidenf . . ,... ....,. ...,. D a vid Pressler Secreiary ,,. ..,. Lee Kersciwner Treasurer ., ...Buff Goodman ifmvfwef' PYSCHOLOGICAL CLUB Dresidenf ,..... ..., N orman O. Sal? Vice Presidenf .,. ..,C5ran+ F. Walfon Secrefary-Treasur r .... Joiifi M, Reisman i 1 LANGUAGE CLUBS FRENCH CLUB Preside-PT ., , ...RoberT Bachman Vice-Presidew . 4.., John Nicolli SecreTary . Richard Corlelrl Treasurer . fXrThony SaTTilaro we j0l'lgbLe P0065 6'l,I'lgll,Cl,ge5 . . wg, -QEEW . . . and on The RuTgers campus and The Sloane i In ish Club, The lTalian Club, The French Club, and f !'?xQ5lf 0L,5z gif, DeuTscher Verein enable The sTudenT To combine T ' T' H i- i wh +ii ' I if an X 1 4 I V, Z AQ, 53 is cassroom wor wi e various ec u es, is A i EVQQXT if cussions, plays, and musical programs presenTed by ,J l f 71 X f rljy These organizaTions. Thus The language clubs play l l l ff , ,, f a maior rale, adding color and varieTy To The more lll E 'fl,, ff T Z' f serious classroom worlc Through Their acTiviTies. l Y K five K- l SPANISH CLUB PresidenT ,........., Richard De SanTis Vice-PresidenT ..,.. Frederick Needham SecreTary-Treasurer .,.Georqe Goodqer Corresponding SecreTary. ,Solomon Tilles I40 WSU P Sieve? L 7 A , 'X ff? :af The scene of many language classes, College Park may nol be lhe mosl allraclive campus, buf everylhinc has Hs say- ing grace. Wilh The exceplion of lhe Class ol l9l4 Boar- house, il is The only perl of The Universily aciually On The Banlcs. DEUTSCHER VEREIN Elias Rand ..... Kurl M. Servos ..,.. Harold K. Lonsdale Richard C. DeGeiso ITALIAN Reber? E. Lana ... John M. Mondelll . Carolyn Molinari . David D. Mangianle . .... Presidenl ,...Vice-Presidenl ,...Secrelary .. .Treasurer CLUB Presidenl ....Vice-Presiclenlr ......Secrelary ,, ...Treasurer xrlyf ,I ezfdfi., 1 4, N' , W Mlf A P1 T S RuTeERs FHOTGGRAFHIC sociETY Preside-nT , .,... .., Marvin AronoTT Vice-Presidenl ,. ... Byron STauTTer SecreTary ,,,,, Laurence Hammell Treasurer ,, .Richard Hanson jAe Creafiue id ridenfiaf. . . lligj: W at ff- fy lf fee' i L.. i-lilly 'W ffff f i N ,U 14 l X , ffwflgb Qifiggrigxfxgx T ' 1 f .B de THQ! fxyw , ,T if i Wil l lol ll ll L, , f' f ll 5:2 g,1.g,il..L..,f:'-fi fig: ,L-L ' -3' ef . . . in This increasingly mechanical world of Today where The excellenT worlc being done in The arTs Tield is oTTen overloolced. For The TurTher develop- menT oT Themselves, and To malqe Their eTTorTs lcnown To The resT oT The sTudenT body, sTudenTs oT The arTs have organized These creaTive groups. FINE ARTS CLUB PresidenT .... ,Edward W. Ludwig, Jr. Vice-Presidenl ...., ..... J ohn Sacalis I42 CLUBS PHILOSOPHY CLUB Presldenf ............, Yehuda Sherman Vice-Presidehr . ,.,. .Seymour Keirlen Secrefary-Treasurer , Yfuham G. Weiqers Ever eager 'ro serve as guide +0 fhe fine arfs for 'rhe srronq men of Ru+qers is Louis Vassar, whose Mmodesf iiffle Jrhearrem is pracficahy parf of fhe campus. One of The hiqhhghfs of every pro- gram is Lou's enhghfening currain speech. LITERARY CLUB Presidem' ...........r.. Curfis Meahor Vice-Presidenf ....., Howard Sllversreim Secrefary ..,. .... . Jerry Wrlghf Treasurer .. ..Max Luria MATHEMATICS CLUB Presidenl . .,,..... Wallace Greenberg Vice Presidenl .,........ Joseph Ascoly Secrelary .... . Bernard A. Rappaporl Treasurer ......, Mark A. Srnifh NATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE Chairman ........... I-lerberr Glickman Assisranl Chairman ....,. Willis I-loward Norman Driscoll, Joseph Ambrose, Her- beri Kale, William Drake, Theodore Slahl, William Rue, William Alricano, Ralph Frankel, Joseph Belle Isle, Charles More eno, Edwin Be, John Byrne, Jr., I-lenry Jehfers, William I-larlrnan, Kennelh Ber- man, Allen Ross, Roberl Linder, Merle Belskohf, David Fried. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Presidenl ..........,....,. Pefer Lumia Vice Presidenr ..... Viclor Narone Secrelary-Treasurer ...... John Salmon Librarian . ,,.William Douglass CHESS CLUB Presldenf ...,.........,.. Bruce Lewm Vice-Presidenf ..,.,,, Joseph Hess Secrefary ... Treasurer .. ..........Tl1aTia Karlin . . . . .Raymond Hisdwkoff AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Preswdenf ....,.,,,,... James C. Dunn Secrefary ........ Harvey S. Moskowifz Treasurer ........... Arfhur W. Crooke Chief Operafor George A. Cufsogeorge SPELEOLOGICAL SOCIETY fCave Club, Presidenr .............. Clifford Nlqor Vice-Presidenf ...... ..... T om Rick Secre+ary-Treasurer ,..... Paul Lowman Recording Secrefery .,.. Roberf Heerer W1 Q N , ag , Q I '- N ,K if A ii W Nwmww.. 2' 1 -Ra A Y 'Q x ' g,.f ...,., . Q 1 1 1- -' ,, ,gf 4. K A 1 ' at 'wffzii :.. Qi M 1 ff '34 JV 5? 4 52 K 1 if , X x,. D '. The changing of 'Ihe guard . . . wi+h boih bandsfands occupied. You see, she really does go fo powder an h e r n o s e. '1 at Q yky, l, 4' I f'-Q f ' I I , ,iw - 8 4 I 4 L, Mmwmum 147 A lliversified Season .. Oil fke goarcla Queens Players Council meefs io inlegrale work in fhe several fields concerned wilh each proclucfion. f 74 ' -4' Z 4 4 ff THE QUEENS PLAYERS Boollegger Schneider fighls for lhe hand of Flapper Sheila Taylor, much +o Hoofer Ki+ay's indigna- iion. Meanlime love blossoms in oblivion for Winlz and Teeny Harfheimer. H all look place on Broadway. I48 PRODUCTION STAFF John K. Feree ....... ..... P roducTion Manager Roberi' DennisTon ,...,........... STage Manager Thomas Rick ...... .,,, T echnical DirecTor Joseph Koles ,.,....,. .... C hieT ElecTrician Evelyn McMonigal ,.... .,.,.. C osTume MisTress Joan Greiner, T-lenrieTTe Poirier Make-up Chairmen Joseph D. Graham ..,................. DirecTor BUSINESS STAFF M. Michael Fenning ,,......,. Business Manager Howard L. BluTsTein . ,.., Program Manager RoberT T-lusTed .. . ...,.. TickeT Manager Frank Schwab, Jr. .. .. ...PubliciTy Manager Harold Lonsdale ,, .... Sub5cripTion Manager The Queens Players presenTed a highly varied season which ran The gamuT in TheaTer Tare Trom chorus girls To Shakespeare. The sea- son opened wiTh an exTremely colorTul produc- Tion oT Broadway,'l a raTher raucous melodrama oT prohibiTion days by Phillip Dunning and George AbboTT. WinTer saw The producTion oT Henrik lbsen's GhosTs, and provided The sTu- denT audiences wiTh a chance To see Their Tresh- man English course come To liTe on The sTage. In The spring The Players combined wiTh The LiTTle TheaTer Workshop To presenT Shakes- peare's Richard lllm. This ioinT producTion was Regina fJaneT Hillersl and Engshand TAI Howard, culTiva+e The friendship of Rev. Manders Hack Buehlerl in GhosTs. A sfairway and The sTars. Sheila Taylor and Mel KiTay of Broadway. a rnilesTone in RuTgers TheaTrical hisTory and very possibly a preview of Things To come. Joseph D. Graham served his second year as The Playersl direcTor, boTh sTaging and designing The TirsT Two shows. Richard was direcTed by Miss AnneTTa L. Wood oT The LiTTle TheaTer and The seT was designed by Donald Crabs. Manders welcomes Oswald iAlan Rockoiifl back To lbsen's bleak Norwegian counfryside as Mrs. Alving Uviiriam Ehrlichl approves. Q 'I r . 6 ' f 5 liizfxs ,Q V- n ' ww , 5 'f z mskx ' Wai lm, gg Ya Q3 Que- ,- M X ff Lui-fw Q f' Q, 431' L' 3 J.. 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The spring of T51 saw a roolin' Jroolin' musical adaplion of Mlvlllissu, Brel l-lar+e's shorl slory of The old west which proved riqhl popular and paved The way for many shows To come. The '52 edilion was l-lofchaf' wi+h a Ted Mechaniclc score. The M'liss dancers provided a memorable picnic ballet Ho+cha execufives Winh, Loevy, and Li+oFf Below, Bob Winfz and +he Laguna Beach Boys. Below, M'liss composer Henry Sieiner ll. I55 OFFICERS PresidenT ... . Manager DirecTor . Og!! I ., . .David Van Siclcle , Andrew Sivak .,,F. AusTEn WalTer in on? Fach year The RuTgers Glee Club oT over 50 voices comes Torward wiTh a program The Uni- yor:iTy can well be proud oT. Early in The year They perTorm aT The Freshman RecepTion and The opening ConvocaTion. ln Their annual ChrisTmas concerT in Kirl4paTriclc Chapel They seT The mood Tor The holiday season on The Banks. The Buck l-lill Falls Weeliend in among The mosT enioyable parTs oT The Glee Club season. ConvocaTions and oTher universiTy TuncTions are oTTen honored by Their appearance. And dur- ing The year some eighT or Ten oTher concerTs are given ThroughouT The sTaTe. This year, as a special evenT, The Glee Club, along wiTh singers Trom N. J. C. and Newarlc RuTgers, presenTed a pro- gram wifh Eric LeinsdorT and The TiochesTer Phil- harmonic OrchesTra. Finally, The climax oT The sea- son came wiTh The annual Spring ConcerT given in The gymnasium. Thus The Glee Club noT only provides en- ioymenT Tor RuTgers men, buT also helps To malce a name Tor The STaTe UniversiTy. Top: Soup dishes iT ouT. BoTTom: GeTTing The show on The road. I56 ln addilion lo lhe wide variely ol allraclions ollered by sludenl groups along College avenue, many evenls ol considerable inleresl lo Rulgers men lalce place on lhe 'crosslown NJC campus. Among lhese are lhe waler ballel exhibi- lions ol lhe Nereids, who consislenlly pacl: lhe damp basemenl ol Jameson l-l. The reasons lor lhe girls' popularily should be obvious. Precision and grace are gualilies lhal please any crowd. QA in fke wafer . . Orchesis has ils share ol enlhusiaslic lollowers, loo. The modern dance group perlorms several limes each year, including lhe annual Chrislmas ollering ol The Juggler ol Nolre Dame. . in pLyfAm ana! On Sfage The Lillle Thealer is also lhe scene ol lhe dramalic oller' ings ol ils workshop group which includes in ils membership many would-be lhespians lrom lhe Col- leges lor lvlen. This year lhe group ioined lorces wilh lhe Queens Players lor lheir Spring ollering, a Universily Thealer pro- duclion ol Shalcespearels Richard Ill. I57 66 79 ,, l jfs flw C y of Ffa, EJ It -QM I58 Vincenl' J. Abbaliello '53 Carl R. Calhers '53 James R. Cerone '53 James D. Clark '52 Ralph S. Cobb '52 Jaclc D. Denardo '52 Thomas M. Fosler '52 Jerome D. G-oldlisher '5l Mgr. Richard A. Gravall '5I Chrislroloher Gussis '53 Richard Y. l-laver '5l Roberl J. Koperwhals '53 Charles E. McDonough '52 James E. Monahan '52 Mahlon G. Morrison '53 Rudolph A. 5+anzel Jr. '53 Alan S. Slull '5I Harold A. Tindall '52 Lawrence l-l. Valis '53 Raymond E. Van Cleef '5I James H. Waring '52 Allen W. Willenbroclr '5l John E. Williams Jr. '53 George W. Case, Coach You pays your money and you lakes your choice! Willenbroclx comes close on a piclxoff. A cloud of dusT and a heady Hi Ho McDonougln g Teds safe on a close one. AlThough noT nearly approaching Their Torrid pace OT a season ago, Coach George Case's I95I baseball Team Turned in a very im- pressive season by lcnoclcing oTT TiTTeen wins in TwenTy-Three ball games. The ScarleT goT oTT To a poor sTarT on Their souThern iourney where They dropped Two oT The TirsT Tour games They played. ReTurning To greener pasTures, how- ever, They hung up six sTraighT Triumphs beTore leTThander Owen DocherTy oT Penn STaTe seT Them down in a Thrilling 2-I ball game. From There, The Queensmen hiT a bad midseason OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT John I-Ioplrins I3 I Maryland 6 7 George WashingTon 4 2 GeorgeTown 2 3 Navy 6 5 Maryland IO 6 C. C. N. Y. 7 4 Villanova I7 3 Columbia 3 I LaTayeTTe 8 5 Penn STaTe I 2 Lehigh 4 I4 ST. Johns 4 9 PrinceTon 3 4 Newarlc College I6 O College-SouTh Jersey 3 2 SeTon I-Tall 4 8 Delaware 4 3 Army 4 3 Lehigh I9 I l.aTayeTTe 8 3 PrinceTon I 2 Fordham 8 4 slump and iT was noT unTil Tour games laTer ThaT They blasTed ouT anoTher win by humbling New- arlc RuTgers, I6-O. Six ouT oT The remaining eighT ball games resulTed in vicTories Tor The ScarleT, buT iT was The PrinceTon Tigers and SeTon l-lall's PiraTes ThaT dumped The apple carT in The oTher Two games. PrinceTon, led by The greaT piTching TalenTs oT Ray Chiguri, I-larry BrighTman and Dave Sisler, was The only ball club To beaT Coach Case's Team Twice: each Time The margin being one run. WhaT's so in+eresTing ump? Fordham scores as Gravaif AnoTher pu-I'ouT chalked up To The KoperwhaTs-Gussis combo. waiTs Tor The ball. The Scarlet Indian Stinkmen . .. Weir Ed .szcwon in any oond CompeTing againsT The highesT caliber oT compeTiTion in The EasT, RuTgers' l95l lacrosse Team compiled a splendid record oT nine wins and one loss. Their lone reversal was susTained in The opening game oT The season againsT NaTional Co-champion PrinceTon. Recovering sTrongly Trom Their iniTial loss, The ScarleT de- TeaTed STevens and LaTayeTTe by wide margins. Taking To The road, The Team Traveled To meeT highly regarded Delaware. Don STevens, sopho- more aTTaclc man, scored nine goals To seT a school record Tor mosT goals scored in one game. I-lis play and Wally Beneville's brillianT deTensive generalship were ouTsTanding in The ScarleT's decisive vicTory. l-lighlighTing The season was RuTgers' upseT vicTory over perennially sTrong Yale. The game was a close baTTle ThroughouT wiTh Mal McVeigh scoring Three goals To lceep The ScarleT wiThin reach oT The vicTory. LaTe in The TourTh period. Co-capTain Doug Gosnell scored Two goals in a minuTe and a halT To pro- vide The winning margin. Surpassing his usual sTeady play. Bob Graham, ScarleT goalie, also did an ouTsTanding iob. During The game he sTopped TwenTy-one shoTs in TronT oT The neTs. I60 This was his TirsT sTep Toward The FiTch Trophy given To The mosT improved player oT The year. The sTiclcnnen's Teamwork was ousTanding Through- ouT The season buT The win over Yale was The ScarleT's greaTesT combined eTTorT. Wins over C.C.N.Y., Pennsylvania, lvlonTclair A. C., Lehigh, and The Alumni concluded The Queensmen's besT season in years. ThroughouT The season ouTsTanding per- Tormances were Turned in by senior midTield men John Behrend, WalT Gasior, and Co-capTain George RoberTs. Wally Beneville, veTeran de- Tense man, was invaluable To The Team as he molded Two inexperienced sophomores inTo a Tough deTensive uniT. The ScarleT scoring punch was carried by The experienced Trio oT Doug Gosnell, Mal McVeigh and Don STevens. Mc- Veigh was The season's high scorer, while Gosnell received The Sasser Trophy Tor The mosT assisTs as well as The Miller Trophy as The mosT valuable player. AnoTher greaT TacTor To be considered is The Tine coaching oT Al TwiTchell who com- bined his maTerial and coaching abiliTy To malce a very successTul season. The Scarlef on 'rhe aifack as seen from behind fhe Ru+gers' bench. Joseph T. Ambrose '53 John A. Behrend '5I Wallace L. Beneville '52 Alberf T. Calello Jr. '52 Anlfhony R. CMO '52 OPPONENT RuTeERs oPPoNENT Waller J. Gasior '5l Prmcelon 7 'Q Douglas E. Gosnell '5l, Co-caplain iigelite :S Z Robe-rf W. Graham '52 Deblare ,b 9 James B. l-lankins '53 Yale 8 7 Roloerl C. Howell '53 CAC. NIY. I2 3 lVl6lCOlm '52 Pennsylvania I4 5 George l-l. Roloerls '51, Co-capfain Manfclair A. C. IO 4 John W. Schusler '5I, mgr. Lehiqh 50 4 Donald L. Slevens '53 Alumni 8 l Richard E. Yalauro '53 Alberf W. Twifchell, Coach A loose ball againsf Cify College: Gosnell lI7l Cwikowslri lI4l heads upfield af+er scoring ihe and Sfevens l3l on 'Phe a+fack 'for Rufgers. Final ially againsf C.C.N.Y. urning 740 fLe Gu em The ScarleT Track squad, composed almosT enTirely oT iuniors and sophomores, compleTed iTs I95I campaign wiTh Two wins and Tour losses in dual meeT compeTiTion. Seniors Dick Wackar and Norm CrawTord capTained The cindermen ThroughouT The season. ln The TirsT encounTer, a powerTul Prince- Ton Tiger deTeaTed The ChanTicler To The Tune oT IISV3-24lf3. Joe GilberT salvaged The only TirsT wiTh a I85'3 heave in The iavelin Throw. One week laTer The mile relay Team Trav- eled To Newark Tor The SeTon Hall Relays huT Tinished ouT oT The money. The TirsT vicTory was chalked up shorTly aTTerward when The Red Team Trounced The Le- high Engineers, 76-50. Freeman and Johnson were double winners, while Bodner, Cooper, Dro- binske, Gilbert Richardson, RooT, and Wacker Triumphed once each. The nexT Tour meeTs were wiTh l.aTayeTTe, ColgaTe, Syracuse, and Temple. The ScarleT losT all louT The laTTer, when iT edged The Owls loy Two poinTs, 7I-69. Going inTo The Tinal evenT, The mile relay, Temple led 69-66 louT The Red Team composed oT Richardson, Rue, Johnson, and Cooper emerged vicTorious To clinch The meeT. IT's noi hard fellas, honesT! Lonsdale in his specialiy. The RuTgers mile relay Team l r Cooper Johnson Rue, and Richardson OPPONENT PrinceTon SeTon l-Tall Relays Lehigh Penn Relays LaTayelTe ColgaTe Syracuse Temple lC4A The Two mile run wiTh Glassforcl leading The way T 1 l YSTU-6? A A, '55 Howard S. Anderson Ill, '53 lvlorlon Anlelman, '52, Mgr. Roger N. Benson, '5l, Mgr. Raymond D. Bodnar, '51 Edward C. Brislow Ill, '5l Lenox G. Cooper, '52 Norman C. Crawford, '5l, C John D. Drobinslce, '5I Roberl H. Enz, '53 Gerald H. Filzgibbon, '5l Bruce G. Freeman, '52 Joseph M. Gilbert '53 Walker Glasslord Jr., '53 Huberf A. Hauclc, '53 Allan K. lllig, '53 B. Leroy Johnson, '53 Harold K. Lonsdale, '53 Joseph A. O'Donnell, '52 Alfred Richardson Jr., '53 William C. Rue, '53 Joseph V. Scaliolia, '53 Ray V. Vohden, '52 Richard W. Waclcar, '5l, Co-Caplain Joseph E. Makin, Coach Y x, 2GE'! fees, r.ir 11-355 in fi Q7 43: Qiswszpy He floafs fhru fhe air wifh +he grea+es+ of ease Drobunslre broadiumping againsf Temple. o-Capiain ix I63 UA eir rg ia jrufy ciwdfream, lg .iamii John G. BaTes, '53 George B. Burke, '5l William J. Boning, '53 Allan A. Borghard, '5l AnTon C. Brandner, '53 l-lenry l.. Bruno, '52 William A. GuanTT, '5l, CapT. l-larold A. Gregory, '52, Mgr. David L. Grodberg, '53, Mgr. When Coach Chuck Logg senT ouT The call Tor varsiTy crewmen, he was answered by only a handTul oT veTerans due To The severe Toll Talcen by graduaTion. This scarciTy oT experi- enced maTerial was oTTseT To some exTenT, how- ever, by The weaITh oT eager Though inexperi- enced sophomores who responded To The call and made Their way To The new Class oT I9I4 boaThouse Tor spring pracTice. IT was To be a long and hard iob Tor Coach Logg To Tind The nine men who were To Torm his TirsT shell. l-le Charles P. Logg Jr., '53 Charles T. Morrison, '52 Eiven K. Nilsen, '5I Emil A. 5chroTh Jr., '52 Harry G. Spencer, '52 RoberT G. WhiTehead, '53 Charles P. Lugg, Coach Charles P. Logg, Coach Tound he was To counT heavily upon The TalenTs oT CapTain Bill GaunTT and sophomore Jim Boning. In The season's opener, The ScarleT main- Tained iTs perennial conTrol over LaSalle by beaTing The Blue and Gold in one oT The mosT exciTing meeTs oT The season. Following This, The Loggmen bowed To Pennsylvania in a dual meeT, Tinished lasT in The Childs Cup RegaTTa la Three way meeT wiTh PrinceTon and Columbial, and dropped a hearTbreaker To lvl.l.T. A vicforious crew aTTer The Brown meeT. Cool, clear waTer g The coxswain goes in affer a Triumph ReTurning To Their home waTers oT The RariTan River, The Queensnnen meT Brown Uni- versiTy and Toolc The Bruins in Tow by a lenqTh and a halT. ATTer This vic:Tory, The SCarleT Trav- eled To New York CiTy Tor a Triple meeT wiTh Wisconsin and Their Childs Cup rival Columbia. The meeT was held on The choppy waTers oT The Harlem River and The ouTclassed ScarleT Tinished lasT. To Tinish ouT The season, RuTgers enTered The E.A.R.C, sprinTs buT Tound The compeTiTion Too sTiTT and Tinished ouT oT The money Thus endf ing a disappoinTing season. OPPONENT: RUTGERS LaSalle College won U. oT Pennsylvania losT Childs Cup 3rd M.l.'l. losT Brown UniversiTy won Columbia-Wisconsin 3rd E.A,R.C. SprirT Championships Tailed To qualiTy I65 WMM fke in fAe ?fUaLe The Junior VarsiTy crew during spring loracTice resembled a newly-born colT sTruggling To iTs TeeT wiTh everyone expecTing greaT Things oT IT. STrolced by Diclc Conrad, The ScarleT's second boaT puT up a beTTer Than average TighT againsT The crews oT LaSalle College, Columbia, lv1.l.T., PrinceTon, and oTher Top schools, lT wasn'T unTil lvlay 5 when The crew Trorn Brown AnThony J. CaTana Jr., T53 T. Clarke BenTon, '52 Richard Conrad, '53 PeTer F. Gulbrandson, '52 John L. OsworTh Jr., '53 RoberT lvl. PeTerson Jr., '52 Richard G. Saake, '53 WalTer A. Vahl, '53 John E. Wilsey, '5I UniversiTy visiTed The RuTgers boaThouse ThaT The JVs Tinally copped a shirT Trom a losing shell. GeTTing oTT To an excellenlr sTarT, The ScarleT swepT home over The one and Three- guarTers rnile course beaTing The Brown shell by six lengThs. AT The E.A.R.C. sprinTs aT PrinceTon on May I9, The JVs placed TourTh in The heaTs. OPPONENT: RUTGERS LaSalle College losT U. oT Pennsylvania losT Childs Cup 3rd Ivl.I,T. losT Brown UniversiTy won Columbia-Wisconsin 3rd E,A.R.C. SprinTs failed To gualiTy The 5r:arleTNetmer1.. eruice a Smid By racking up a ToTaI oT seven wins in eleven maTches, The I95I ediTion oT The varsiTy Tennis Team compiled one oT The mosT impres- sive records ever accrediTed To a Team Turned ouT by Coach Nick Hummel. The ScarleT sTarTed poorly by dropping Their TirsT Three TiITs To NorTh Carolina UniversiTy, NorTh Carolina 5TaTe, and N.Y.U. ATTer This, however, The neTmen, led OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT Norlh Carolina U. O 9 NorTh Carolina STaTe 4 5 New York UniversiTy 4 5 Lehigh 8 I ColgaTe I 8 Newark RuTgersg 9 0 TrenTon STaTe 9 O Fordham 9 O STevens 7 2 LaTayeTTe 7 2 Temple 8 I by CapTain Ed Sharpless, really goT down To business and Took seven oT Their nexT eighT maTches by decisive scores. The lone reversal in This sTring was suTTered aT The hands oT Col- gaTe. By scoring Two oT These vicTories over LaTayeTTe and Lehigh, The neTmen were able To add To Their laurels by annexing The myThicaI Middle Three crown. Daniel I-I. Alexander '5I Edward R. BernsTein '5I R. Spencer BrenT '52 Richard B. Comyns '53 Richard T. GoulleT '52 OTho F. I-Iumphreys II '52 Marshall lvl. Johnson '5I Paul K. Lynner '5I Frank Schwab, Jr. '52 Edward A. Sharpless '5l, capTain William I. Thompson '52 NaThaniel I-I. Zimskind '5I Lawrence K. Carlbon '52, manager John Hummel, Coach e the Trees. jI e6Al'l'l0l'l .Afkkted '2 Peel? Edward G. Apgar Paul D. Baba Jack I. Dexrer Donald E. Duncan Barron M. Feldman Thomas J. Fivelc Lloyd P. Grirlirhs C. Roberr Hari Ronald H. Hollord Michael M. Hollenaclc Roland W. Horn Richard H. Hulii, mgr. Slanley Jurgelsky William J. Killen, mgr. William R. Krauss Cyrus N. Moreno Hubbard Nilchie John M. Pierruslri LACROSSE OPPONENT RUTGERS OPPONENT Brooklyn Polylech 5 5 Princelon 3 I2 Lehigh I2 8 Princeron 2 5 Army 6 9 George A. Brown George A. Denardo Donald N. DeSalvia Herberl' W. Dunmeyer Duane H. Elcedahl Frederick J. Frey Gerald V. Gabriel Samuel Garrison Alvin D. Hersh Daniel Green Richard S. Hesseri John F. Kraushaar H. Maurice Landemare Roberl H. Mosher OPPONENT Columbia Lehigh Prince-lon Admiral Farragul Army Lehigh Laiayerie Waller T. Porler Donald Rogers, mgr. Allan T. Sherman Farland W. Updilce, mgr. Roberl M. Wendell John M. Winanl George N. Woods Sranley J. Ziobro Roberl M. Slerling, Coach BASEBALL Rureeks oPPoN ENT I I4 3 I 6 2 23 3 4 2 6 2 I I 8 Elias Rand George Sadelc Roy Souder Darwin K. Valz Charles R. Vennel Roberl E. Wilson Richard Cramer, Coach l68 James l-lirnonas Jr. OPPONENT: LaSalle College U. of Pennsylvania Childs Cup M.l.T. Brown Universify Columbia-Wisconsin E.A.R.C. Sprinls CREW RUTGERS: won los? 3rd losl won 3rd failed rc qualify Edwin Bumgarfner Jr. Roberl L. Conglelon Roy E. Green Roberl D. Hereen Ralph W. Maaclc, Cox'n Willard B. Moore George Orlhey Chauncey A. Plyley Jr., Mgr. Waller L. Leyilsky Jr, Paul E. Sprague Thomas E. Cisar Raymond N. Colin Joseph l-l. Edgar Donald F. Flynn Arlhur T. Gionli Ruben Gruenwald Richard A. Herrell Princelon Plainfield Lehigh Lalayelfe Charles C. Hullfish Edward L. Jarpon Slephen D. Lyons Leslie A, Muller Warren A. Parker Roger A. Pile I69 OPPONENT Peddie Prep. Donald A. Slerling Frilz Sfeudal Ware-rn C. Sfiles Charles R. Slone, Mgr. George H. Sundslrom Donald B. Weber TRACK RUTGERS OPPONENT ie 123 53 63 40 77 55 62 47 70 Waller Porler Sidney L. Riley, rngr. John J. Senlcewicz Roberl J. Serlco George S. Slarlce Ernesl J. VanDerveer Alexander G. Sider Jr., Coach The champion Touch 'FooTball Team, The Phi Sams. The Asa Bushnell of RuTgers inframurals Co For The C. T. Athlete ,911 fl Cl,l'l'I.Ml'Cl, 5 Probably The mosT popular exTra- curricular acTiviTy aT RuTgers is The lnTra- mural sporTs program which is run annually by The Physical EducaTion deparTmenT Tor The pleasure and enioymenT oT RuTgers sTu- denTs seelcing organized aThleTic recreaTion. This year The program was direcTed by Ned Doyle and John Emery and provided com- peTiTion in Touch TooTball, cross counTry, baskeTball, swimming, wresTling, Traclc and Tield, soTTball and golT. lvlosT living groups enTer Teams in all These acTiviTies in quesT oT The coveTed Keller Trophy, awarded annually To ThaT living group which has obTained The highesT ToTal oT poinTs in inTramural acTiviTy. AT This wriTing, Top conTenders Tor The Keller Trophy are The Phi Sams, Touch TooTball champs, BeTa TheTa Pi, and Chi Psi. The process oT scheduling The games and pro- viding Tor oTTicials is a long and Tedious one buT is also invaluable experience Tor The direcTors oT The program. direcTor Ned Doyle aT work. The Rens, Tops in inframural baslrefball l70 .sgaorfzi Cfuga iuen loving .fgcfiuify Ya-A ROWING CLUB LACROSSE CLUB Harry Spencer ..,,,.. .,,..4..,......... C ornrnodore WaYNace Benevme ...... ,,,....,, ,........4 P r esidenr Cranes Loqq, Jr .,.,.. Vice-Commodore Donald Srevens ..... ........ V ice-Presidenr Rickard Saake ..,. ... Secreraryffreesurer Malcoim McVeigh .., .... Secrefary-Treasurer SAILING CLUB OUTING CLUB David Warren ,. , ..., .....v..,...... C ornmodore Arthur Libourel ..,. ......,........ ...... P r eside-nf John Bafes ....... .... V ice-Commodore Walrer Nebiker . ...........,... Treasurer Rudy Scnneidhorsr ... ,,...., Secrerary Arrnur Wmiarns ..,,.....,........ Recording Secrerary George Doscner ......................,.... Treasurer AG CLUBS AGRICULTURE CLUB Presidern .., Vice-Presidenl SecreTary ... Treasurer ...Wa 'er Ballinger . .I-IobarT RoberTs ,. , John BrocheTT Richard Miller Sffengtk Cl,l'l6! MOQPQJJ l 0l'l'L fA2 . RUTGERS RURAL REVIEW Ed: Tor-in-Cliiel ....,... ,..,.. Managing Edilor ArT EdiTor ....... Business Manager .. CErculaTion Manager Advernsing Manager .. RoberT J. Dunn I-lobarT M. RoberTs . . . . .Donald Chin ......Jehn I. McLair Leon S. Rosenb'aTT . ,...,... BerT K. Holm AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB Presidenf ... ,..... ,. ... .Wilbur Thomas Vice-PresidenT .,., ..... G eorge Milcufa SecreTary ,,.... ..,... R oberT Koch Treasurer . ..... Fred BroclceTT . . . are developed aT The College oT AgriculTure. The Ag Club is represenTaTive oT all clubs Tound aT The College Farm. BoTh The 4-I-I and The FFA are conTinuaTions oT high school clubs and acT as a sTepping sTone beTween secondary schools and The Ag College. Each oT The oTher clubs sponsors acTiviTies such as judging conTesTs Tor The increasing oT The lcnowledge wiThin Their Tields. The worlcs and endeavors oT These clubs are published quarTerly in The RuTgers Rural Review. By combining The eTTorTs oT all The organizaTions under The leadership oT The Ag Club, The TradiTional Barn I-lop and Field Day highlighT The seasons acTiviTies. ,A 5 , ,ML-.,ww.,f.,.,xAi Si ,Wf 2 if , 2 A f Y Y , :'. AA 'A 5 1 54 X ,S K -J 'I' 5 I V' , .. K 'A'x nz ,f Hs wg-'inns' , ,LV Y 11 A. g n ,U A . 'af ' I 5 1 9 2 , in 1 wiki -1-1'--v-p--.-.. .. , 3 ,K , Q 4 , Sf gifs 2 , , , 1 1 V A V x.,.,, ,A if Kr 1 W vf' f L' ' ,My . . N , , ,Q ..,., . xh ,QM f- . 7 ' Q ii! .7 2 ,, :,.' , . M, , Sfwz 'lif i gifif 5- igfmssif' A ' f , 0 4 :yi .qv iw -ix . V N 'I 9-,W as ,V iii . nfiiilgiw Fc. 'A S f fa., l A ' Zi 35 X, 4?fS5r,11i1fEgZg f 9 il m 9 mg 55? V mg Nw, S gidawl ,PQ 4 ,X ng 3 6 J 3 S J Ii - ,QM E .. :' :jf ' - Elf-' 3 6 'S W ,J'k v i1gf,,,, - In an . qu, . ggi-env POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB Presidenf .......,...., , ,.. . ,..BerHI I-IoIm VIce Presidenf . , .Leon RosenbIa+r Secrerary ,,... , ..CarIe+cn I-Ierer Treasurer MarsI'waII Passmar AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURE ENGINEERS Presidenf .,4........,.,.....,.. DonaId Mackay Vlce Presidenf ,U ,..WiIIiam RoberIs Secrefary-Treasurer .... AIber+ DaIy Scribe ....... ..CIII'Ford MeIIor I74 BLOCK AND BRIDLE CLUB FresIder' .. Hermann Borfaszh Vice-Preskmer' , , fXIIen Sfrecker Secre'ary , , .,,., Anne Roberrs Treasurer .. .... Virginia BIa:kemmeyer DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB Presidenf ..... ... ,.......,, Pefer Wagner Vice Presidenf . , . ..,. DeIberr Voiqhr Secrefary ,. ... Burfeiqh Anderson Treasurer , I ,.fXrme PIsI4orowsIcI ,4,wl if ,QW RESULTS by FEEDXNY. WSH SUNNY Look whai' l've go+ . . . Hue Ag Queen's courf And +l1a+'s no bull glnclfi in .giefol may Queen of The Agg es for 50 51 B Hy Jane Al+fa+her Y h 'Ph + al p og e xxx Home was never like fhis! Richard Gillis, decorafed as fhe ousfanding senior in fanfry cadef of +he year. A liffle fraining for Korea WWA Aff W . . Whaf a variefy of opporfunifies and experi- ences offered in fhe Rufgers R.O.T.C. program! basic course . . . advanced course . . . army . . . air force . . . sunny days in Bucceleuch Park . . . nof-so-sunny days in College Park . . . advanced drill wifh fhe Scarlef Rifles . . . demerifs for cuffing class or drill . . . field frips fo Kilmer and McGuire . . . VanDerBeelc . . . Billings . . . summer camp in fhe heaf of July . . . Scabbard and Blade . . . field day in lhe sfadium . . . and finally, fhe Mili Ball. The Scarlef Rifles, fhe pride of fhe corps, on parade. I76 The band Ixepi playing . . . Ray Anfhony Icepi' signing . . . buf 'Ihe dancers enioyecl Ihose Iime-ouis Ioo ance Hgh MILITARY BALL AND QUEEN OF N. J. C. Queen of N.J.C. as chosen by fhe Ru+gers men in 'Ihe ANTHO-sponsored con+esI, Ihe lovely Miss Mary Lou Gosh . . . I made H' Farry Bu? I'm glad iI's over ,nw K IE LkkjVw?w I 77 Throughout The Year argum ouem amlaua .xdffaim . . . and The lighTs in The Targum house are seldom Turned oTT beTore The early hours oT The morning. To iTs sTaTT members Targum is more Than iusT The sTudenT newspaper-iT also serves as social club and almosT a way oT liTe. As The sTudenT paper since l869, Targum has grown Trom a monThly To a semi-weelqly pub- licaTion. Today, as The scaTTered sTudenT body's main source oT inTormaTion, iT Taces a Tar greaTer responsibiliTy Than in days pasT when There were TrequenT sTudenT assemblies-a responsibiliTy To mix sTraighT reporTing wiTh inTerpreTaTion in The proper proporTions. To please all The people all The Time is obviously impossible and Targum Tinds iT- selT consTanTly The obiecT oT much heaTed conTro- versy. BuT Trom The year's-end vanTage poinT, Things seldom seem as serious as They once did and campus liTe is apT To conTinue preTTy much unchanged in The RuTgers TradiTion as Targum wriTes 3O To anoTher year oT publicaTion. LeT's see, whaT'll we blasT This week? EdiTors Linder, Goldberg and C-5oldsTein work Tar inTo While, in The nexT room, lasT minufe sTories come in by The nighT wi+h The prinTer puTTing her To bed. . . . phone. l78 BUSINESS STAFF The business s+aFf. Now we can afford a Iamp shade. The spor+s s+afF covers Gym, Fieldhouse and sfadium area Kaganowich assigns repor+ers and i'r's open season on news The End Resuli' EDITORIAL STAFF Jerome Goldsfein . Jack GoIdberg . . . Myron Linder .... Garcin Kaganowich Edward Mack .... Morfon SchIossman Marfin Sulrphin ... Richard Lane Young Eng ..,... ............EdiIor-in-Chief . . . . ,Managing Edifor ... ..... Managing Edi+or . . . ........, News Edifor . . .... Ass'I' News Edifor . . ..... Eeaiure Ediior . ........ Sporlrs Edi+or Ass r Sporfs Edifor SIaIiI Phofographer Edi+oriaI AssisIanIs: LIoyd Glicken, Norberi Fog- Iie++a, WaIIer Joyce, Arfhur Kaminsky, Roberr Levensrein, Arfhur MacI4weII, RusIy OIson, Don- aId Rogers, Bernard WiIIe+I. Roberf T. Freese . . Richard G. Kapolka James G. I-IusveIh James J. Kirner ... John E. SaImon, Jr. RaIph W. I-IoIies .. I79 ...Business Manager ....Ass'+ Business Manager .......Adver+ising Manager . . . ...... S+aPF Accounfanf CircuIa+ion Manager ....Exchange Edifor The Scarlet Letter jAI'0llgA fke M0125 df Mlfgefd . . . ROBERT R. COMSTOCK The ScarleT LeTTer has changed considerably since I87I when iT TirsT appeared as a TraTerniTy publicaTion. Then iT was a careTully wriTTen hisTory oT The college, which aTTempTed To record every de- Tail oT The year in which iT was published. Today The emphasis is on picTures and The aTTempT is To record The Tlavor raTher Than The deTails oT campus liTe. In compiling Volume 78, The ediTors have purposely abandoned The general TormaT which has prevailed since The publicaTion was resumed aTTer World War ll. IT is hoped ThaT in This way more oT The sTrong buT evasive Tlavor oT RuTgers '52 can be capTured. The hundreds oT hours spenT in iTs prepara- Tion have been well invesTed only iT The book suc- ceeds, in years To come, in Taking iTs reader back around The year aT l2uTgers. EdiTor-in-Chief ANTHONY R. CILLO ALAN K. ILLIG Cunningham creafing carToons and cover Business Manager Managing EdiTor wiTh pen in hand and Tongue in cheek. l80 Junior Edi+ors Sample, Ferguson, Beneville, Meelrer, and Pendergasl' compile and edil' words and pic+ures. STAFF Roberl R. Comsloclr .,..... ..... E dilor-in-Chief Alan K. lllig .....,.. ...Managing Edilor Anrhony R. Cillo ,... ,... B usiness Manager J. Morris Meeker ....,.., .... A clivilies Eclilor Wallace L. Beneville ...... ..... S porls Edilor Norberl R. Penclergasf, Ill. .. .,.. Seniors Edilor Samuel R. Sample, Jr. ......,... Frarernily Edilor Roberr G. Ferguson, Jr. ...Copy 84 Layoul Edilor P. James Cunningham .. ..,.,..,... Ari Edilor Myles Cohn, Duane Elredahl, Gerald Gabriel, Andy Gambino, Bari' Gardner, Roberl' Gooch, James Healley, Leonard Hoff- man, William Jenney, John Kraushaar, Maurice Landemare, James Lough, George Lund, Roloerl MacAllisler, Roberf Mc- Bride, Williard Moore, Alfred Richardson, John Siadflander, David Toole, Kenneih TruscoH, James Van Vlief, David Wheeler, John Zimmermann. Phofographs by: Young Eng, William Dickinson, Marvin Aronoff, Joseph Clark, Leonard Baer and Kroemmelbein Sfuclio. l8I Business Manager Cillo broughl disfribufion ou+ of 'lhe dun- geons below +he S+uden+ Union and info +he ligl-if of day and flzen flzereii . . . ,rgQ43'YW?5Q M YSL' r h.,iK1l I - XS yXf ' f Y . Sf firm ra if X A X .. , y A .Jf V42 f Z An+ho's acriyiry for rhe pair year was high- iiqhred by a change in ediroriai poiicy. The aim oi lrhe srairi hae been ro produce a qenerai maga- zine of wider inieresr ro rho ejrudenr body ihan an exciusiyeiy iirerary magazine. Edi'r.r-in-Chief . . . George Aquiiar Business Manaqer . Frank Schwab, Jr. Maravirrq Ediicr , .Roger A. Rknards Asscfi 'e Eoiwfs . . , Ed Hifynrnid, Reber' Mayer, and Meyir Siiyer Advevisinq Manager . . .. .,My'e5 Cohn Circuiaiion Manager . . ...Herb Weinsiein Subscriprion Manager . ...Warren A. Schneider Pabhc Reiarions Chief . ..,. Ken Pfbzenrnayer TOP: An+ho's Big Three. BOTTOMI Pu+ +hiS OH l-BUQl'1il'l9 BOY if' file 'npfh-H Checking page proofs far info fhe nighi as deadline approaches. I82 -T Jug Y .Annan The las+ Tew carefree days The golf course sees heavy use. A5 fke glue! ..!4l0l9l 0Cl,C 26 As graduaTion approaches, seniors Tend To grow a loiT deTached. The enioymenT of The usual spring acTiviTies become more inTense wifh The realizaTion ThaT This is The lasT Time. The rnailezl adverTisemenTs of uniTorrn manuTacTurers appear on campus in The hands oT The ROTC. Unusually well dressed, They Treque-nT The placemenT oTFice as job inTerviewers come and go. Class rneeTings To plan Senior Week acTiviTies and Then The week iTselT draw The Class closer ToqeTher and The quesTion in every mind is, WhaT will RuTqers do wiThouT us? Under Tire 'for The lasT Time. Job inTerviews. An imporTanT parT of The Final WBekS. for flue 6 aaa o 152 Q ax n rsf f :amm rn-ivzsai W GEORGE A. AGUILAR Newarlr, New Jersey Journalism Lambda Chi Alpha, Secrelary: lnleriralerniiy Council: Slale Scholarship: Anlho, Edilor-in-Chief, Gold R: Inlra- murals: Newman Club: Journalism Sociely. RICHARD H. ALBERS Plainfield, New Jersey Animal Science Della Upsilon, Vice-Presidenl: Glee Club: JV Foolball: Inlramurals. GEORGE ALEXANDER Glendola, New Jersey Polilical Science Scarlel Barbs: Scabbard 81 Blade: Deans Lisl: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: I-lislory Club: Inlernalional Club: Sludenl CO-OP. CLIFFORD C. ALLGOR Trenlon, New Jersey General Agricullure HARRY J. AMLING Union Cify, New Jersey Planl Science Alpha Chi Rho: Varsily Foolball, Manager: Horlus Club. GEORGE F. ANDERSON Clilzlwood, New Jersey General Educalion Targum: Freshman Soccer: Russian Club: Army. RICHARD H. ANDERSON HigI'1'Is+own, New Jersey Malhemalics ROBERT F. ANDERSON Roselle Park, New Jersey Business Adminisrralion Crown Club: American Chemical Sociely: Deulscher Verein: SAM: Army. MORTON ANTELMAN Irvinglon. New Jersey Animal Science Tau Della Phi: Boys ln Ivy: Debaling: Varsily Cross Counlry: Freshman Track: Varsily 'lraclct lnlramurals: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Block 84 Bridle: Sludenl CO-OP. G. DONALD APGAR Millburn, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Della Kappa Epsilon: Scabbard 81 Blade: Inlramurals: SAM: Marine Corps. ARTHUR S. APPLEBAUM Trenfon, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion SAM. RICHARD H. APPLEBY Sou+I1 River, New Jersey Polifical Science Crown Club: Boosier Club: Sailing Club: Sfudeni CO-OP. CHARLES W. AMERDING Fanwood, New Jersey General Educa+ion Phi Bela Kappa: lnfer-Varsify Chrisfian Fellowship: FTA: Transfer Sludenl, Pace College: Army. DONALD F. ARNOLD Mefuchen, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering Keramos: Deans Lisi: Ceramic Club: Army. MARVIN ARONOFF Souih River, New Jersey Biological Science Boys in Ivy: B'nai B'riIh Hillel: Phoiographic Socieiy, Secreiary. ALBERT AROUH New Brunswick, New Jersey Biological Science Bela loia Lambda, Treasurer: Sfale Scholarship: Deans Lisi: l5O-Lb. Foofball: lniramurals: Crown Club: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Biology Club: Boosler Club: Spanish Club. HUGH W. ASHMORE Trenfon, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Bela Kappa: Beia Iola Lambda: Slale Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Crown Club: Biology Club: Boosier Club. WALTER D. BAAB Wes? Orange, New Jersey Business Aclminisiraiion Scarlei Barbs: Targum: WRSU: Ford Hall Club: Hislory Club: SAM. LOUIS S. BAAR Fords, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering AIEEXIRE: Engineering Sociefy: Ruigers Engineer. FREDERICK R. BABBITT Linden, New Jersey Business Adminishafion Inirarnurals: Transfer Siudeni, Union Junior College: Army. JOHN A. BATCHA, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey PIan+ Science RICHARD I'I. BATE Monlville, New Jersey Polilical Science Transfer Sludenr, Bergen Junior College: Navy. DONALD C. BAUCH Bergenfield, New Jersey Business Adminisfrarion Pi Kappa Alpha: WRSU: lnlramurals: Spanish Club. WILLIAM G. BECKER New York, New York Psychology Scarlel Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Psi Chi, Presidenl: General Scholarship: Band: Deans Lisl: Ford Hall Club: B'nai B'riIh I-Iillel: Boosler Club. LEROY R. BACH MAN Morrislown, New Jersey Romance Language Slale Scholarship: Chrislian Associalion: French Club: Spanish Club. JEREMY BACON Union Beach, New Jersey Business Adminis+raIion Chi Psi, Presidenl: WRSU: Inleriralernily Council: Shale Scholarship: Boys In Ivy: Debalinq: Varsily Baslcelball Manager: Varsily Lacrosse lvlanacrer: lnlramurals: GFIQ. WALTER E. BALLINGER Burlingfon, New Jersey PIanI Science Alpha Chi Rho: Alpha Zela: Slale Scholarship: Band: Sears Roebuck Award: Freshman Fencing: Ag Club, Presi- denl: Horlus Club. JOSEPH C. BAMFORD, JR. PaIerson, New Jersey Psychology Phi Gamma Della: Deulscher Verein: Boosler Club. NICHOLAS J. BARBER Bound Broolr, New Jersey Business AdminisI'reI'ion Inlramurals: Transfer Sludenl, Union Junior College: Navy. BRUCE T. BARTON Bridgeporl, Connecficul Journalism Pi Kappa Alpha, Secrelary: W.I-I.l'l.S. Scholarship: WRSU: Rarilan Aclivilies Council: Deans Lisl: Inlramurals: Bcosfer Club: Journalism Scciely. DONALD L. BECKMAN Soufh Amboy, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering General Scholarship: Deans Lisf: lnrramurals: Crown Club: AIEEXIRE, Treasurer: Engineering Socieiy: Bowling Club: Rufgers Engineer: Army. HENRY J. BECKWITT Bound Brook, New Jersey Biological Science Bela loia Lambda: Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Biology Club: Boosler Club: Sluclenl CO-OP. WALLACE L. BENEVILLE Demaresi, New Jersey Psychology Chi Psi: Scarlef Key: Scabbard 81 Blade: Siale Scholar- ship: Scarlef Le'Her, Sporls Ediior, Gold R: WRSU: Band: Scarlel Key Dance Commiiiee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Precepror: Freshman Soccer: Varsily Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsiiy Lacrosse: Fifch Lacrosse Trophy: Boosier Club: Lacrosse Club, Presidenl: lniramurals. T. CLARKE BENTON Blairsfown, New Jersey Animal Science Theia Chi: JV Crew: Varsily Crew: Canierbury Club: Aq Club: 4-l-l Club: Dairy Science Club: Rowing Club: Slue den? CO-OP. EDWARD R. BERNSTEIN New York, New York Business Adminisfrafion Zela Beia Tau: Deans Lisl: Rifle Team: Freshman Swim- ming: Varsily Swimming: Freshman Tennis: Varsiiy Tennis: Rifle 81 Pisrol Club. HOWARD R. BERRIDGE, JR. Hasbrouck Heighfs, New Jersey English Della Sigma Phi, Vice-Presiclenr: lnlerfralernily Council: Slale Scholarship: Deans Lisi. CONSTANTIN BERTAKIS New Brunswick, New Jersey Hisiory FRANK G. BERTICS Woodbridge, New Jersey Chemisfry Sigma Phi Epsilon: Band: Freshman Crew: American Chemical Socieiy: Deulscher Verein: Air Force. JOHN M. BERTRAM Madison, New Jersey Romance Language Chi Psi: Secrelaryg Scarle+ LeHer: WRSU: lnlramurals: Presbylerian Young Peoples: Spanish Club: Ski Club. JAMES A. BESS Deal, New Jersey Psychology Zela Bela Tau, Treasurer: Aniho: WRSU: Boys ln Ivy: lnrramurals: Deuischer Verein: Bowling Club: Philosophy Club: Psychological Socieiy: Sludenl CO-OP. RICHARD A. BISHOP Haddonfield, New Jersey Polilical Science Della Sigma Phi, Secrelary: Slafe Scholarship: Varsily Soccer, Manager: Debaling. ROBERT H. BLACK Jersey Ciiy, New Jersey Polilical Science WRSU: Deans Lisl: Hillside Social Club: Newman Club: Transler Sludenl, Oberlin College: Army. GEORGE H. BLACKBURN Wafchung, New Jersey Business Adminisfrarion Transfer Sludenl, Oberlin College. EDWARD L. BLAUVELT III Cranford, New Jersey Engineering Adminislrafion SAM: Transfer Sfuclenl, Unired Slales Merchanr Marine Academy. HOWARD I. BLUTSTEIN Roosevelf, New Jersey Business AdminisIra'I'ion Slale Scholarship: Queens Players, Gold R: Deans Lisl: Alpha Psi Omega: Economics Honor Sociely: lnlramurals: Alpha Phi Omega, Secreiary: IZFA: SAM. ROWLAND P. BLYTHE, JR. Cranford, New Jersey Biological Science Della Phi Alpha: Deans Lisf: Crown Club: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein: Boosler Club: Psychological Sociely: Army. JERRY T. BOHMANN Jersey Cify, New Jersey Romance Language Sigma Della Pi: Sfale Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Boosler Club. HERMANN BONASCH Haddon Heighfs, New Jersey Animal Science Bela Thela Pi: Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Ag Club: Bloclc 8: Bridle, Presidenl, RONALD T. BORICK Millville, New Jersey Economics Phi Gamma Della: Glee Club, Gold R: Newman Club: Navy. LOUIS V. L. BOWERS Somerville, New Jersey Dairy Science Bela Thela Pi, Vice-Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: Scabbard 81 Blade: Ag Field Day Commiflee: Freshman Wresfling: Varsily Wreslling: Canlerbury Club: Ag Club: lnframurals: Dairy Science Club. RICHARD C. BOYLAN New Brunswick, New Jersey PIan+ Science Zeia Psi: General Scholarship: Boosfer Club: Florlus Club:Army. KENNETH W. BRADY Trenfon, New Jersey Pre-Fores+ry Theia Chi: Sfale Scholarship: ISO-lb. Crew: lnframurals: Foreslry Club: Boosier Club: Rifle X1 Pisfol Club: Siudenl CO-OP. GEORGE H. BRANDENBUR6 Hawihorne, New Jersey Animal Science Tau Kappa Epsilon, Presidenl: Boys ln Ivy: Freshman Cross Counlry: Varsiiy Baslcelball Manager: lnlrarnurals: Canlerbury Club: Ag Club. FREDERICK A. BRAUN Clinfcn, New Jersey General Agriculfure Alpha Zefa, Treasurer: Slale Scholarship: Ag Execulive Council, Secrelary: The Towers: Chrisiian Associaiion, Treasurer: Bloclc 81 Bridle: 4-H Club: FFA, Presideni. ALBERT A. BREDA Clifion, New Jersey Business AdminisIra+ion Tau Kappa Epsilon: Freshman Foolball: lniramurals: lialian Club: Spanish Club: Navy. R. SPENCER BRENT Dallas, Texas Animal Science Delia Phi, Vice-Presidenl: JV Foolbail: Freshman Swim- ming: Freshman Tennis: Varsily Tennis: lniramurals: Ag Club: Block 81 Bridle: Hockey Club: Slci Club. MARTIN BRESSLER Rooseveli, New Jersey Hisiory Scarlel Barbs: Alpha Psi Omega: lniramurals: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel. JOHN E. BROCKETT Bargainiown, New Jersey Animal Science Gamma Rho Alpha, Treasurer: Facully Scholarship: Deans I.isI: Freshman Track: lniramurals: Crown Club: Ag Club, Secrelary: 4-H Club: Dairy Science Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. FRANK V. BROWN Seaside Parlr, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Pi Kappa Alpha: Upson Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: lniramurals: SAM. JAMES L. BROWN Wesf Englewood, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Delia Sigma Phi, Presidenl: lnieriralerniiy Council: Deans Lisl: Disiinguished Miliiary Siudeni: lnlramurals: SAM: Army. HENRY G. BUGDEN Griggsiown, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering ATEEXIRE: Engineering Socieiy: Rufgers Engineer. GEORGE V. BUONO New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion Deans Lisi: Transfer Sludeni, Columbia Universiiy. FRANK W. BURKE Borcleniown, New Jersey Economics Scarlei Barbs: Navy. JAMES V. BURNASH Cranford, New Jersey English Quad Club: American Chemical Sociely: Deuischer Vere-in: Liierary Club: Army. VERNON L. BROWN Jamesburg, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlei Barbs: Pi Tau Sigma: General Scholarship: Deans Lisi: lniramurals: Crown Club: ASME. BERT A. BRUDER Kenilworih, New Jersey Poliiical Science Zeia Bela Tau: Boys ln Ivy: Freshman Eooiball: I5O-lb. Eooiball: lniramurals, All Slar Fooiball Team, Capiain: Quad Club: Spanish Club: Table Tennis Club. HERMAN BRUMME, JR. Cincinnaii, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Phi Delia Theia: ASME: Transfer Siudeni, Miami Uni- versilyp Navy. JOHN H. BRUNNER Wrighfsiown, Pennsylvania German HENRY L. BRUNO Meiuchen, New Jersey Plani Science Ag Execuiive Council: Ag Field Day: JV Crew: Varsiiy Crew: Varsiiy Tennis: Ag Club: l-lorius Club: Navy. WARREN D. BUCHANAN Elizabefh, New Jersey Journalism Delia Sigma Phi: Pi Gamma: Universiiy Scholarship: Targum: Deans Lisi: Journalism Socieiy. ROBERT C. BURR Fair Lawn, New Jersey Chemisfry Freshman Fencing: Freshman Track: American Chemical Sociely, President ROBERT C. BURROWS Fair Lawn, New Jersey Chemisfry ROBERT W. BUTLER Union Cify, New Jersey Journalism Kappa Sigma, Presidenl: Aniho: Targum: WRSU: JV Foolball: lnlramurals: Journalism Sociely: Navy. EDWIN J. BUTTERFOSS Trenfon, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering Eia Kappa Nu: Slale Scholarship: AlEEflRE: Boosler Club: Ru+gers Engineer. LAWRENCE N. BYER Trenion, New Jersey Journalism Scarlel Barbs: Queens Players: Boys ln lvy: Ford Hall Club: Journalism Sociely. ROBERT A. CAFFREY Maplewood, New Jersey English Della Phi: An+ho, Gold R: Boys ln lvy: lnframuralsg Rifle X1 Pislol Club: Slci Club. ALLEN M. CAHN Bradley Beach, New Jersey Agriculfural Engineering Siaie Scholarship: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: ASAE: ASME. ALBERT T. CALELLO, JR. Dedham, Massachuseifs Sociology Chi Phi: Urbano Scholarship: Preceplor: JV Foolball: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse: lnlramurals: Lacrosse Club. ROBERT L. CALEO Bayonne, New Jersey English Slale Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Crown Clubi Boosfer Club. NICHOLAS A. CAMPANILE Wanamassa, New Jersey General Educafion Lambda Chi Alpha: lnframurals: Newman Club: lialian Club: Boosler Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Navy. GEORGE W. CANDEL New Brunswick, New Jersey Physics WRSU: Debaiing, Gold R: Glee Club: Freshman Track: Crown Club: Newman Club: Physics Club, Vice-Presi- deni: Marines. ALBERT B. CANDIDO Newark, New Jersey Business Adminisfra+ion New Jersey Golf Associaiion Scholarship: lniramurals: SAM: lialian Club: Riile and Pisfol Club. GEORGE C. CANNING Oneida, New York Business Adminisirafion Zeia Psi: SAM: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Slci Club: Transfer Siudeni, Syracuse Universiiy: Navy. FRANK J. CAPRARO Woodbridge, New Jersey Physical Educaiion Scabbard and Blade: Freshman Fooiball: Varsiiy Fooiball: Freshman Baseball: lniramurals' Army. LAWRENCE K. CARLBON Wesffield, New Jersey Journalism Sigma Phi Epsilon: WRSU: Deans Lisl: Freshman Wres- ilinq: Varsiiy Tennis: lniramurals: Journalism Socieiy: Army. RUSSELL W. CARPENTER Plainfield, New Jersey Psychology Alpha Phi Alpha: Psychological Socieiy: Air Force. WENDELL R. CARROLL Newark, New Jersey Romance Langauge Siaie Scholarship: Targum: Glee Club. JOHN D. CARTER Plainfield, New Jersey Journalism Alpha Sigma Phi: WRSU: Deans Lisl: Henry Ruigers Scholar: Army. AGENOR CASTRO New Yorlr, New York Journalism ROBERT G. CAULEY Ruiherford, New Jersey Poliiical Science Bela Theia Pi: Scarlel Key: Scabbard and Blade: Queens Players: Precepior: Russian Club: lniernaiional Relaiions Club: Navy. JOSEPH S. CECCATO Bound Brook, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering AIEEXIRE: Navy. JOSEPH C. CHAPMAN Kearny, New Jersey General Agriculiure Alpha Chi Rho: Newman Club: Ag Club: Horfus Club: Boosrer Club. CHARLES R. CHARITY Wesffield, New Jersey Pre-foresfry Sigma Phi Epsilon: Foresiry Club: Navy. SEYMOUR CHASE Hackensack, New Jersey Polifical Science Scarler Barbs: Cap 81 Skull: Scarlef Barbs Council: Junior Class Secrefary-Treasurer: Siaie Scholarship: WRSU, Sia- rion Manager, Gold R: Glee Club: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Speech Prizes: Freshman Handbook I955 Edi- for: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: B'nai Brirh Hillel: Quad Club: lnfernalional Club. DONALD CHIN Englishiown, New Jersey General Agriculrure Alpha Zeia: Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Deans Lisf: infra- murals: Block 81 Bridle: Rufgers Rural Review. WILBUR F. CHINERY Cranford, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma, Presideni: Tau Bela Pi, Vice-Presideni: ASME: Transfer Srudeni, Union Junior College. JOHN G. CHMURA Soufh River, New Jersey Business Aciminisiraiion Deufscher Verein: Transfer Siudenf, Sainf Francis College. CHARLES F. CHURCH, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey English Befa Thefa Pi: Anfho: WRSU: Band: Ski Club, President DAVID L. CHURCHILL Packanack Lake, New Jersey American Civilizafion Chi Phi: Who's Who: Crown 81 Scroll: Siudenl Council: 1864 Scholarship: Aniho, Managing Fdiior, Gold R: Deans Lisi: Abraham Messier Quick Prize: Henry Rufgers Scholar: lnframurals. ANTHONY R. CILLO Forf Lee, New Jersey Physical Educafion Delia Kappa Epsilon: Vice-Presidenl: Cap 8: Skull, Presi- deni: Who's Who: Crown 81 Scroll: Siudeni Council: Class Presideni: Scabbard 81 Blade: War Memorial Scholarship: Scarlef LeH'er, Gold R: Rurgers Universiry Medal for Sophomore ARQTC: Foofball Hall of Fame Commiflee: Disiinguished Miliiary Sfudeni: Freshman Fooiball: JV Foofball: Varsify Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsiiy Lacrosse: lnrramurals: Lacrosse Club. PHILLIP T. COFFIN, JR. Pi++sburgh, Pennsylvania Journalism Pi Kappa Alpha, Presiolenl: lnleriralernily Council: Rarilan Aclivilies Council: lnlramurals: Journalism So- cieiy: Army. CHARLES F. COLVILLE Moreno, California General Agricullure Agricullure Field Day Commillee: Agricullure Execulive Council: ASAE: Ag Club: Block Xi Bridle: Rifle Xi Pislol Club. Wl LFRED K. COM PH ER New Brunswick, New Jersey English Sigma Phi Epsilon: lnlramurals: Hislory Club: Lilerary Club: Transier Sludenl, Union Junior College: Marines. ROBERT R. COMSTOCK Ridgewood, New Jersey Journalism Chi Psi, Vice-Presidenl: Cap 81 Skull: Crown 8: Scroll: Who's Who: Alpha Psi Omega, Presidenl: Scarlel' LeHer, Edilor-in-Chief, Gold R: WRSU: Queens Players: Boys ln lvy: Journalism Sociely: Sailing Club: Navy. KENNETH P. CLAYTON Rumson, New Jersey Journalism Phi Gamma Della: Targum: W'RSU, Gold R: lnlramurals Boosler Club. JAMES C. COBB Collingswood, New Jersey Chemislry Scarlel Barbs: Della Phi Alpha: Slaie Scholarship: Deans Lisi: lnlramurals: American Chemical Sociely: Deulscher Verein: l-lislory Club. RALPH S. COBB Norfh Arlinglon, New Jersey General Eclucaiion Pi Kappa Alpha: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: lnrramurals: Boosler Club: Rarilan Acliyiries Club. PAUL W. COBEN Long Branch, New Jersey Engineering Aclminislralion Scarlel Barbs: Scarlei Barbs Council: Boys ln lvy: Ruiqers Ouiing Commillee, Treasurer: Crown Club: Quad Club, Presideni: Engineering Sociely: SAM, Treasurer: Pholo- graphic Socieiy. JOHN M. COCHRAN Princelon, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Freshman Wreslling: Varsily Wresrlinqq lniramurals: Block Xi Bridle. DAVID M. CODDINGTON Newarlr, New Jersey Chemislry Siaie Scholarship: Deans Lisl: American Chemical Sociely: Deuischer Ve-rein: Boosler Club. RODERICK A. COMUNALE Rahway, New Jersey Biological Science Biology Club: Fine Arls Club: Pholographic Sociefy: Rifle X1 Pisfol Club. JOSEPH T. CON NOLLY Bound Broolr, New Jersey Business Adminisfrarion Slaie Scholarship: Arnaieur Radio Club: Newman Club. HERMAN J. CONNORS Passaic, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlramurals: ASME. BREVOORT C. CONOVER Annandale, New Jersey Animal Science I864 Scholarship' JV Foolball: lnlramurals, All-Slar Bas- lrelball Team: 4-l-l Club, Presideni: Dairy Science Club, HOWARD COOK Allanfic Ciry, New Jersey Biological Science Gamma Sigma, Presidenl: Who's Who: Crown 81 Scroll: Sludenl Council: Scarlel Key: Philosophean Socieiy: Sfaie Scholarship: WRSU: Boys in lyy: Boosler Club. LENOX G. COOPER Bos+on, Massachuserrs History Who's Who: Sludenl Council, Vice-Presidenl: Scarler Key: Rulgers Sludenl Commilfee lor a Grealer Slale Uniyersily, Chairman: Head Precepfor, Demaresl Hall: Freshman Cross Counlry: Varsily Cross Counlry: Freshman Track: Varsily Track: Quad Club: Hislory Club: Navy, PETER C. COPPOLA Asbury Parlr, New Jersey Plani Science Horlus Club: Transfer Sludenl, Monmculh Junior College: Army. HAROLD S. CORIZZI Cliffon, New Jersey Physical Educalion Chi Psi: Crown X1 Scroll: War Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Fooiball: Varsily Foorball: Freshman Baslcelball: Varsily Baskeiball: Honorary Baslcelball Caplain, I95O-Sl: fxrmy. JACK A. COWAN, JR. Fanwood, New Jersey English Phi Gamma Della: lnlramurals. P. DONOVAN CRAGIN, JR. Merchanfville, New Jersey Journalism Zela Psi: Scabbard if Blade: War Memorial Scholarship: Targum: Gold R: Soph l-lop Commirlee: Junior Prom Commiliee: Greelc Week Commillee: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlramurals: Journalism Sociely. HARRY P. CRAMER Cranford, New Jersey Journalism Crown Club: SAM: Journalism Socieiy: Rifle 8: Pisiol Club: Sludeni CO-OP: Transfer Sludeni, Uniied Siaies Merchani Marine Academy: Army. JOHN D. CRONIN Newion, New Jersey Business Adminisfreiion Chi Psi: Slaie Scholarship: WRSU: Debaiing, Gold R3 Band: lnlramurals: Newman Club: SAM. WALTER A. CRONKRIGHT, JR. Arling+on, New Jersey Chemislry Pi Kappa Alpha: Slale Scholarship: Freshman Swimming: Varsily Swimming: lnlramurals: American Chemical So- cieiy: Deulscher Verein: Boosier Club. EMERY W. CURRIER Maplewood, New Jersey Chemisiry Sigma Phi Epsilon: lniramurals: Deuischer Verein: Boosier Club: Table Tennis Club. HENRY J. DAALEMAN Brooklyn, New York Business Adminisfraiion Sigma Phi Epsilon: All-Siar lniramural Baskeiball Team: Boosier Club: SAM: Spanish Club: Sailing Club. PHILIP A. D'ALESANDRO Bound Brook, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Beia Kappa: Bela lola Lambda: Deans Lisi: Air Force. EDWARD F. DALTON Jersey Ciiy, New Jersey Mafhemafics Phi Bela Kappa: Siaie Scholarship: Crown Club: Maih Club. ROBERT J. D'AMATO Scoich Plains, New Jersey Physical Educafion Della Kappa Epsilon: Upsilon Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Fooiball: Varsiiy Fooiball: Freshman Swimming: Freshman Lacrosse: Freshman Traclc: Varsiiy Track: Up- slream Award. DAMMEYER General Educalion D'ANGELO Sociology ROBERT H. DAUSTER Easf Orange, New Jersey English Philosophean Socieiy: lniramurals: Boosler Club: lnlra- murals: Liierary Club: Army. GEORGE T. DEATS Plainfield, New Jersey Business Adminisfra-lion Deans Lisi: lnframurals: Crown Club: SAM: Boosler Club: Rifle 8: Pisfol Club: Siudeni CO-OP: Table Tennis Club: Air Force. JOHN J. DeBONA New York, New York Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secrelary: Economics Honor Socieiyg B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Newman Club: lialian Club: Spanish Club: Army. GERALD J. DEGE Norfh Bergen, New Jersey Chemisfry Scarlef Barbs: Chemisiry Club, Treasurer: Precepior, Silvers House: lnlramurals: Ford Hall Club: American Chemical Socieiy: Deulscher Verein: lniernaiional Rela- iions Club: Transfer Sfudeni, Seion Hall College: Navy. DAVID A. DeGHETTO Cliffon, New Jersey Planf Science Chrisiian Science Organizalion: Bloclc 8: Bridle: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club. THOMAS J. DEGNAN Jersey Cify, New Jersey Biological Science Delia Phi Alpha: Siaie Scholarship: Dislinguished Miliiary Siudeni: Newman Club: Deuischer Verein. W. ROBERT De HOROCH Linden, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion Sigma Phi Epsilon: WRSU: Queens Players: Glee Club, Gold R: Chapel Choir: SAM: Deuischer Verein: Navy. FRANK M. DEINER New Brunswick, New Jersey Economics ISO-Ib. Fooiball: lniramurals: Crown Club: Newman Club: SAM: Rifle 8: Pisfol Club. JOHN W. DELANO Mounfainside, New Jersey Biology Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice-Presideni: Bela loia Lambda: Scabbard 8: Blade, Secreiary: War Memorial Scholarship: WRSU: Queens Players, Gold R: Debafing: Deans Lisl: lniramurals. RICHARD G. DELL Fords, New Jersey Chemisfry Scarlei Barbs: Scarlei Key: Crown Club: American Chem- ical Socieiy: Deuischer Verein: Phoiographic Socieiy: Rifle 3: Pisiol Club: Rowing Club: Sailing Club: Air Force. WALTER J. DEX Allenlown, Pennsylvania Biological Science Lambda Chi Alpha: Cap 8: Slcull: Who's Who: Crown 8 Scroll, Presidenl: lnleriraiernily Council, Secrelary- Treasurer: Phi Beia Kappa: Bela lola Lambda: Della Phi Alpha: Nalional Scholarship: Chapel Usher: Deans Lisl: Freshman Foolball: ISO lb. Foolball: Inlramurals: Deul- scher Verein. THOMAS A. DIERAUF Tenafly, New Jersey Pre-Foreslry Phi Bela Kappa: Slale Scholarship: Freshman Soccer: Yarsily Soccer: Varsiiy Wreslling: Who's Who. VIVUD A. DIKERT Clarksburg, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Scabbard 81 Blade: AIEEXIRE: Transfer Siudenl, Cham- plain College: Navy. EDWARD H. DILLBERGER Rahway, New Jersey Engineering Aclminisiralion AIEE: SAM: Air Force HOWARD R. DENTZ Dunellen, New Jersey Join-naligm Alpha Sigma Phi: WRSU, Gold R: Queens Players: Trans- ler Sludeni, Keysione College: Air Force. ALVIN DERN Bayonne, New Jersey Business Adminislraiion Siale Scholarship: lnlramurels: Crown Club: B'nai B'ri'rh Hillel: SAM: Psychological Sociely. JOSEPH M. DESALVO Rahway, New Jersey Civil Engineering Slale Scholarship: Crown Club: ASCE. MICHAEL D'ESPOSITO Jersey Cily, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Bowling Club: Army. H. THOMAS DEVERELL Millburn, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Hillside Social Club: Air Force. JOHN J. DEVLIN Bayonne, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon: Siale Scholarship: Freshman Baslcelball, Manager: Freshman Baseball, Manager: Quad Club' ASME: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. ROBERT A. DILLMEIER Brooklyn, New York Civil Engineering Scarlel Barbs: Scabbard 8 Blade: General Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Freshman Baskefballg Eord Hall Club: Quad Club: ASCE, Presidenl: Engineering Sociely, Secrelary. MARZELL DIXON Souih River, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma: ASME: Tau Bela Pi: Army. JACK M. DOBROW Highland Park, New Jersey Poliiical Science NNRSU: lnlramurals: Crown Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel' Bcosler Club: Ouling Club: Rifle X1 Pislol Club: Sludenl CO-OP. THEODORE DOONIS Brooklyn, New York Hisfory WILLIAM T. DOUGLASS Cape May, New Jersey General Educafion Slale Scholarship: Commillee or Academic Honesly: l5O-lb. Foolballp lnlramurals: Crown Club: Chrislian Asso- ciaiion: FTA: Boosier Club: Bowling Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Flying Club. WILLIAM R. DRAYTON, JR. Glen River, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Phi Gamma Delia: General Universily Scholarship: Glee Club: Universily Quarlel: lnlrarnurals: Targum. JAMES V. DREW Cresskill, New Jersey Pre-Foreslry Alpha Sigma Phi: Alpha Zeia: Slale Scholarship: Ag Barn Hop Chairman: ISO-lb. Crew: Rille Team: Eoreslry Club: 4-H Club: Ruigers Rural Review: Rifle 81 Pislol Club Presideri. CARL H. DREYER River Edge, New Jersey Business Adminishalion Thela Chi: Inframuralsj Mafh Club: Sociological Socielyg Spanish Club: Transler Siudenl, Belhany College. STEPHEN J. DUBEL lrvinglon, New Jersey Biological Science Zela Psi, Secreiary: Bela lola Lambda: Della Phi Alpha: War Memorial Scholarship: Glee Club, Gold R: Deans Lislg Rulgers Universify Choir: Soph Hop Dance Com'- mifiee: lniramurals: Biclogy Club: Deulscher Verein: Boosler Club: Rifle X1 Pisiol Club. PAUL DUBOFF Nufley, New Jersey Biological Science Band: B'nai B'ri1h l-lillel: Quad Club: Eine Arls Club. SYDNEY DUFTON Rye. New York Business Adminisirafion Theia Chi: Scarlei Barbs: Band, Gold R: lnlramurals: Quad Club. ALFRED M. DUNCAN Marlfon, New Jersey General Agriculfure Alpha Zela, Secreiaryf Deans Lisif lniramurals: FFA, Secreiary: Ag Club: Ruigers Rural Review. GEORGE E. DZIENIS Jersey Cify, New Jersey Journalism Slafe Scholarship: Targum: WRSU: Deans Lisf: Quad Club: Journalism Sociely: Pholographic Club: Infer- nalional Club: Transfer Sluclenl, Jersey Cily Junior College. RAYMOND N. EBERHARDT Wesl Orange, New Jersey Plani Science Alpha Zela: Pi Alpha Xi: General Scholarship: Ag Barn l-lop Commiflee: Ag Execuiive Council: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Horlus Club: Alpha Phi Omega, Presiclenl. THOMAS D. EDSALL III Hamburg, New Jersey Geology Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Scarlel Barbs: lnframurals: Ford Hall Club: AIME: Geology Club: Transfer Sludenl, Uni- versiiy ol Pennsylvania: Navy. THEODORE P. EGGERT Bradley Beach, New Jersey Business Adminishaiion Scarlel' Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Queens Players: Deans Lisl: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: SAM: Boosler Club: Bowling Club: Navy. GERARD J. ENNIS Elizabelh, New Jersey Journalism Tau Kappa Alpha, Vice-Presideni: Siale Scholarship: Debaling, Gold R: WRSU: Deans l.isl'. All-Universiiy Developrnenl Commillee: Rulgers Ouling Comrnillee: Freshman Track: Crown Club. JOHN P. EVANS Maple Shade, New Jersey General Agriculfure Scarlel Barbs: Scarlel' Barbs Council: Boys in Ivy: lnira- murals: Crown Club, Vice-Presidenl: Newman Club: Ag Economics Club: Ag Club: Boosier Club: Bowling Club: Navy. RICHARD H. EVANS Morrisville, Pennsylvania General Educaiion Glee Club: Varsiiy Baseball. WERNER EWERT South Sfirling, New Jersey Chemisfry Sigma Phi Epsilon: Scarlel Barbs: lnlramurals: Crown Club: American Chemical Sociely: Deuischer Verein. RAYMOND L. EXTRACT Jersey Cify, New Jersey Sociology Tau Delia Phi: Siaie Scholarship: Targum, Gold R: Socio- logical Socieiy: Siudeni CO-OP, Presidenl. ROBERT J. FARLEE Princeion, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering AIEEXI RE. DONALD FELLENBERG Wesi Millingron, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Economics Honor Socieiy: Deans Lisf: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: lnlramurals: Ford Hall Club: Spanish Club: Canlerbury Club. JOHN FENICK Sewaren, New Jersey Biological Science Deans Lisl: Air Force. MELVIN M. FENNING Easl Orange, New Jersey Business Adminslra+ion Zeia Bela Tau: Alpha Psi Omega: Boys ln lvy: Queens Players, Gold R: Varsiiy Soccer. ROBERT G. FERGUSON, JR. Li++le Silver, New Jersey . Engineering Adminisfrafion Sigma Phi Epsilon, Presidenlg lnferlrafernify Council: Scarlei Le+'ier: Cheerleader: Freshman Track: Varsiiy Track: lnframurals: Presbylerian Young Peoples: SAM, Sec- refaryg Engineering Socieiy, Secreiary-Treasurer: Boosier Club. DONALD W. FERRY Easf Orange, New Jersey Polifical Science Delia Kappa Epsilon: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll: Siudeni Council: Scabbard and Blade: Siale Scholar- ship: Targum: Queens Players: Soph Hop Commiifeeg Junior Prom Commiriee: l5O-lb. Foofball: Freshman Track: Varsify Track. BERNARD M. FINK Wesl Orange, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Scarlei Barbs: Scarlei Barbs Council: Boys -ln Ivy: Queens Players: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Bowling Club. LEONARD FINKEL Highland Park, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Eia Kappa Nu, Vice-Presideni: Tau Bela Pi: Slafe Scholar- ship: WRSU: AIEEXIRE, Vice-Presidenr: Engineering Sociery: Ruigers Engineer, Feaiure Ediior: Phoiographic Socieiy. BOAZ FIRKSER Elizabe+h, New Jersey Physical Educafion Scabbard and Blade: i5O-lb. Foolball: Varsify Foorballg Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse' Army. ANDREW J. FORSTER Bloomfield, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Delia Sigma Phi, Secrelary: lnlrarnurals: SAM: Sailing Club. THOMAS M. FOSTER Easf Orange, New Jersey Journalism Upson Memorial Scholarship: Targum: Freshrn-an Soccer: Varsily Soccer: Varsily Baseball. JAMES FRANCOMACARO Hopalcong, New Jersey Civil Engineering General Scholarship: lnlramurals: Ford l'lall Club: ASCE: Newman Club: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club: Sailing Club. CHURCHILL C. FRANKLIN Soulh River, New Jeresy Biological Science Phi Gamma Delia, Secrelary: Bela lola Lambda: Della Phi Alpha: Siale Scholarship: Deans Lisi: lnlramurals. ALBERT A. FISCHER Camden, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Ford Hall Club: SAM: Deulscher Verein: Ouling Club: Army. ROBERT E. FISHER Fairlawn, New Jersey Civil Engineering Thela Chi: Chapel Usher, Gold R: lnlramurals: ASCE: Engineering Sccieiy: Sludenl CO-OP. WALTER FISHER, JR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha: Scabbard and Blade: Upson Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Fooiball, DAVID R. FITZSIMONS, JR. Margafe Cily, New Jersey Po+i+icaI Science Debaling: Chapel Usher: Quad Club: Sailing Club. CARL A. FLEMING, JR. Hamplon, New Jersey English Kappa Sigma: Philosophean Sociely: Boys ln Ivy: WRSU: American Cancer Sociely Drive, Chairman: JV Fooiball: Freshman Baseball: Deuisch Verein: Army. JOHN M. FONTANA, JR. Brooklyn, New York Romance Language Phi Sigma Della, Vice-Presidenl: lnlerlraiernily Council: Anlho: Boys ln Ivy: Targum: Queens Players: lniramurals: Rarilan Aclivilies Club: Ford Hall Club: Newman Club: llalian Club: Fine Arls Club. l CHRISTOPHER J. FRANKS Boonion, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Gamma Sigma: lrilramurals: AlEEflRE: Engineering So- ciefy: Rurgers Engineer: Ouling Club: Amaleur Radio Club. BRUCE G. FREEMAN Meiuchen, New Jersey Sociology Scarlel Barbs: Universily Truslee Scholarship: Freshman Cross Counlry: Varsily Crcss Counlry: Freshman Traclc: Varsily Track: Universily Zemile record, l95O: Crown Club: Chrislian Associalion: Pfesbylerian Young Peoples, Vice-Presidenl: Preceplor. SAMUEL FREEMAN Linden, New Jersey Business Adminis+ra+ion Economic Honor Sociefy, Secrelary: Rehabililaiion Schol- arship: Deans Lisl. ROBERT T. FREESE New Brunswick, New Jersey Geography Kappa Kappa Psi: Slale Scholarship: Targum, Business Manager, Gold R: Band: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Deans Lisl: Rulgers Ouiirig Commilree: Deulscher Verein. GORDON E. FREUND Shorr Hills, New Jersey Business Adminisfrarion Pi Kappa Alpha: Scabbard and Blade: SAM: Pholo- graphic Sociely: Riile and Pislol Club. HERBERT G. FREY Allenlown, Pennsylvania Plan? Science Lambda Chi Alpha: Pi Alpha Xi: Freshman Swimming: Iniramurals: Horlus Club: Pholographic Sociely: Army. l ARTHUR s. FRIEDLAND A+lan+ic Cify, New Jersey Business Adminishafion Phi Epsilon Pi: Anfho: Boys ln Ivy: Varsily Swimming: lniramurals: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Rifle and Pislol Club: Siudenl CO-OP: Boosler Club. FRED M. FRIEDMAN Millburn, New Jersey Polilical Science Zela Bela Tau: lnlerlralernily Council: Aniho: Boys ln lvy, Gold R: l.F.C. Block Parly, Chairman: Ford Hall Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Fine Arls Club. MELVIN FRIEDMAN Wes? Orange, New Jersey Geology Zela Bela Tau: Deans Lisl: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Quad Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Anlhropological Sociely: Geology Club, Secrelary: Pholographic Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Transfer Sludenl, Colorado School ol Mines. RICHARD L. FRITTS Washingfon, New Jersey Physical Educafion l5O-lb. Foolball: Freshman Wreslling' Varsily Wreslling: l95O New Jersey A.A.U. Champion Wresller. JOHN H. FROUDE Soufh River, New Jersey General Educafion FTA: Transfer Sludenf, Ursinus College. GILBERT A. GAISSERT Bound Brook, New Jersey Planf Science Freshman Baslcefball: Freshman Baseball: Ag Club: Horfus Club: Bowling Club. ARTHUR E. GANSS Mefuchen, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion SAM: Navy. CHESTER GARTENBERG Freehold, New Jersey Psychology Scarlef Barbs: Rufgers Ouling Commiffee: Ford I-Iall Club: B'nai B'rifh Hillel. JAMES R. GEDDIS, JR. Easf Orange, New Jersey Biological Science Gamma Sigma: Upson Memorial Scholarship: I5O-lb. Foofball: Phofographic Sociefy. CARL O. GEDON Norfh Bergen, New Jersey Animal Science Scarlef Barbs: lnframurals: Quad Club: Dairy Science Club: Transfer Sfudenf, Jersey Cffy Junior College: Army. HYMAN GELBARD Bound Brook, New Jersey Biological Science Befa lofa Lambda: Sfafe Scholarship: Boys In Ivy: Queens Players: Deans Lisf: lnframurals: B'nai B'rifh I-Iillel: Biology Club: Boosfer Club. RUDOLPH C. GERING Trenfon, New Jersey Biological Science Slafe Scholarship: Band: Biological Club: Deufscher Verein. PERICLES GIANAKIS Roselle, New Jersey General Educalion Crown Club: Geography Club: I-Iisfory Club: Bowling Club, Vice-Presidenf: Transfer Sfudenf, Union Junior College: Army. PAUL F. GIBSON Somerville, New Jersey Polifical Science Transfer Sfudenf, Universify of Miami: Navy. HAROLD B. GINSBERG Bayonne, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Scarlel Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Rulgers Oulinq Commillee: Freshman Swimming: Varsily Lacrosse: Ford Hall Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Bocsler Club. WALTER GINSBURG Allston, Massachuseils Biological Science Scarlel Barbs: Ford Hall Club: Biology Club: Deulscher Yerein: Army. HERBERT S. GLICKMAN Hammonion, New Jersey Business AdminisI'ra:I'ion Phi Epsilon Pi: Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Crown ancl Scroll: Sludeni Council, Secrelary: Pi Gamma: Scablaard and Blade: Boys In Ivy: Targum, Gold R: Queens Players? Iniramurals: Sludenl CO-OP. RICHARD M. GODNICK Rockville Cenire, New York Polifical Science Tau Della Phi: Inlerlralernily Council, Presidenl: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll: Scarlef Key: Senior Class Oflice, Secrelary-Treasurer: Boys In Ivy: Targum: WRSIJ, Gold R: Targum Council: .Axnlho Council' Ruigers Oulinq Commillee, Treasurer: Sludenl CO-OP. DAVID J. GOLDBERG Trenfon, New Jersey PoIi'IicaI Science Tau Kappa Alpha: Slale Scholarship: Debalinq, Gold R: Sophomore Speech Prize: Rifle and Pislol Club. JACK L. GOLDBERG Ridgefield, New Jersey Journalism Gamma Sigma: Pi Gamma, Presidenl: Scarlel LeHer: Targum: Manaqinq Edilor, Gold R: Inlrarnurals: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Journalism Sociely: Sludenl CO-OP. ROBERT M. GOLDBERG Newark, New Jersey Business Adminisifralion Tau Delia Phi: Army. JEROME GOLDSTEIN Wesi New York, New Jersey English Gamma Sigma, Treasurer: Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Philosophean Sociely: Slale Scholarship: Targum, Edilor- in-Chiel, Gold R: Inlramurals. BURTON Wes? Englewood, New Jersey Sigma Alpha Mu: Deans I Rulqers Ouling Commillee: Hillel: Hislory Club: Rifle Club: Transfer Sludenl, De JOSEPH B. Elberon Park, New Jersey Zela Psi: Rulqers Oulinq Inlramurals: Pholographic and Pisiol Club: Boys In Ivy, 'fsg-1? - i I OSCAR W. GREENBERG Newark, New Jersey Physics Gamma Sigma: Phi Bela Kappa: Tau Kappa Alpha: Sfaie Scholarship: Debaiing, Gold R: Deans Lisi: Phi Lambda Upsilan Prize in Chemisiry: Quad Club: Malh Club, Presideni: Physics Club, President ARTHUR I. GREENLEE Morrisville, Pennsylvania Business Adminis+raI'ion Iniramurals: Crown Club: Navy. RICHARD J. GRIFFITH Hawihorne, New Jersey Journalism Theia Chi: Anfho: WRSU, Gold R: Freshman Soccer, Manager: Freshman Fencing: Canierbury Club: Journal- ism Sociery. ALLAN D. GRODY Harfford, Connec'Iicu+ Business Adminislrafion Zeia Bela Tau: Scarlei' Key: WRSU: Freshman Fooiballg JV Fooiball: JV Crew: Iniramurals: Quad Club: Liierary Club: Music Club: Boosier Club. THOMAS E. GORMAN Fair Haven, New Jersey Economics Transfer Siudeni, Pace College: Air Force. M U RRAY GOTT Bayonne, New Jersey Biological Science Sigma Alpha Mu: Boys In Ivy: Ruigers Ouiing Commii- Iee: Varsiiy Baslreiball, Manager: Iniramurals: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Siudeni CO-QP. HAROLD C. GOULD Tren+on, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Brai B-'riih I-Iillel: ASME: Nayy. RICHARD T. GOULLET Newark, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Freshman Tennis: Varsiiy Tennis: Inlramurals: Crown Club: Newman Club: Siudenr CO-OP. ROGER A. GRAVATT Highland Park, New Jersey EIec'rricaI Engineering Chi Phi: WRSU: Iniramurals: AIEEXIRE: Ruigers Engineer: Navy. GORDON H. GREACEN Morrisiown, New Jersey Economics Zeia Psi: Freshman Fooiballg Freshman Crew. GEORGE GRUBER Union Cily, New Jersey Chemisiry American Chemical Sociely. DONALD A. GSELL Norlh Bergen, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Gamma Sigma: Economics Honor Socieiy, Vice-Presidenl: Slale Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: lnlramurals. PETER F. GULBRANDSEN Providence, Rhode Island Biological Science JV Crew: I5O-Ib. Crew: Lulheran Sludenl Associalionp Rowing Club: Transfer Sludenl, New Mexico Universily: Army. ALLAN S. GUTFLEISH Fairlawn, New Jersey Polilical Science Scarlel Barbs: Scarle? Barbs Council, Presidenl: Phi Alpha Thela: Co-Chairman Rulgers Ouiing Commillee: Deans Lisl: Academic I-lonesly Commillee: Hislory Club: Ford Hall Club: lnlernalional Club: B'nai Brilh Hillel: Deui- scher Verein. WILLIAM R. HAINES A+Ian'ric Cify, New Jersey Business Adminis+ra+ion Della Upsilon: Scarlel Key: Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: Boosler Club: Transfer Sludeni, Universily of Maryland: Army. RICHARD P. HALE Bayonne, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Della Phi, Secrelary: WRSU: Freshman Swimming: lnlra- mural: lnlramural Swimming Champion: llalian Club: Army. FREDERIC A. HALL Clearwaler, Florida Business Adminislraiion Bela Thela Pi: lnleriralernily Council: Scabbard and Blade: Freshman Wreslling, Manager: Varsily Wreslling, Manager: Freshman Tennis: lnlramurals: SAM. DWIGHT N. HALPERN Perfln Amboy, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Epsilon Pi, Presidenl: lnleriralernily Council: WRSU: Debaling: Deans Lisl: Dislinguished Miliiary Sludenl: Deuischer Verein: Rifle and Pisiol Club. ARTHUR J. HAMMER Minneapolis, Minnesola Business Adminis+rafion Deans Lisl: Navy. RICHARD A. HAMPTON Frenchlown, New Jersey Polilical Science American Legion Scholarship. JACK HANDEN Elizabeih, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering JOSEPH T. HARRIS New Yorlr, New York Biological Science Anfho, Gold R: Deans Lisf: Freshman Baslcelballg Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Biology Club: Chess Club: Psy- chological Socieiy, PAUL HARRIS New York, New Yorlr Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM R. HARTILL Toms River, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlei Barbs: Ford Hall Club: ASME: Army Air Force. CHARLES C. HAUS EIizabe+I'1, New Jersey Polilical Science Deans Lisi: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Newman Club: His- Iory Club: Boosler Club: Army. HOWARD K. HAYDEN Long Branch, New Jersey Polifical Science Tau Kappa Epsilon: Freshman Fencing: Varsily Fencing: Inframurals: Transfer Slucleni, Washinglon College, HAROLD J. HAYES Jersey Ciiy, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha: Slale Scholarship: Freshman Crew: lnlramurals: ASME, Chairman: Engineering Socieiy: Boosler Club: Slci Club: Marines. JAMES M. HEATLEY Wyckoff, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Chi Psi, Secrerary: Scarlei' Lefier, Gold R: Targum: WRSU: lniramural All Srar Baslcefball Team: Precepfor: Deans Lisi: lnierclass Iournamenl Commiilee: Infra- murals: Boosler Club, JOHN F. HEIMBUCH Springfield, New Jersey Business AcIminis+raIion lnlramurals: Siudenl CO-OP: Navy. WILLIAM C. HENDEY Bloomfield, New Jersey General Educaiion Inlrarnurals: Hillside Social Club: FTA: Amaleur Radio Club: Transfer Sludeni, Moniclair Slale Teachers College: Navy, EDWARD S. HENSPERGER Highland Parlr, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering Crown Club: AIEEXIRE: Engineering Socieiy: Bowling Club: Marines. ALFRED P. HERMES New Brunswick. New Jersey Poliiical Science Glee Club, Gold R: lnfernaiional Club: Sfudeni CO-OP. CHRISTIAN A. HERREL Souih River, New Jersey Lafin American Civilizafion Sigma Della Pi. PAUL A. HEWEL New Brunswick, New Jersey General Educalion Debaling, Manager, Gold R: Freshman Track: Transfer Sfudeni, Fordham Universily: Army. DAVID E. HILL Wesi Orange, New Jersey Agriculiural Research HARRY R. HILL Trenion, New Jersey Poliiical Science Gamma Sigma, Vice Presidenl: Siudenl' Council: Infer- iraierniry Council: Scarlef LeHer: Inframurals: Deufscher Verein. RALPH O. HILMER Livingsfon, New Jersey ' Poliiical Science Pi Kappa Alpha: lniramurals: Deulscher Verein. JOSEPH A. HIROSS Hillside, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion Alpha Sigma Phi: General Scholarship: Targum: WRSU: Ruigers Ouiinq Commiiiee, Co-Chairman: Boys In Ivy: Inlramurals: Newman Club: Boosler Club: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club. RAYMOND HIRSCHKOP HigI1+s+own, New Jersey Ma'II1ema+ics WRSU: Freshman Fooiball: Inlramurals: Ford Hall Club: AIEEXIRE: Engineering Socieiy: Chess Club: Mafh Club: Physics Club: Army. TONY J. HLAVK'A Franklin, New Jersey Ciiy Planning Gamma Sigma: Iniramurals: Ford Hall Club: Newman Club: Cornmunily Planners Club: Sociological Socieiy. LIONEL L. HOWARD, JR. Dunellen, New Jersey General EcIuca+ion Band: Transler Sludenl: Union Junior College. JAMES M. HUDSON Mefuchen, New Jersey Po!i+icaI Science Crown Club: Canlerbury Club: Boosler Club: Russian Club. EVERETT J. HUGHES Boon+on, New Jersey Economics Della Sigma Phi: Varsily Baseball, Manager: Inlramurals: SAM. OTHO F. HUMPHREYS Ken'r, Connecficui Romance Language Della Phi, Secrelary: JV Foolball: Varsify Tennis: Infra- murals: French Club: Hockey Club: Transler Sludenl, Williams College: Navy. ROBERT F. HOCTOR New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Aclminisfrafion Phi Bela Kappa: Economics Honor Sociely: Deans Lisl: Dislinguished Mililary Sludenl: Crown Club: Geography Club: Newman Club: SAM. LEONARD M. HOFFMAN Brooklyn, New Yorlr Business Adminisfralion Zela Bela Tau: Scabbard 81 Blade: ScarIe+ LeHer: Queens Players: Boys ln Ivy: Deans Lisl: Dislinquished Mililary Sludenl: Freshman Wresllinq: Varsily Wreslling: ISOAIB Crew: Inlramuralsg Spanish Club: Pholoqraphic Socielyg Rowing Club. BERTIL K. HOLM New Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Science Gamma Rho Alpha, Presidenl: Ag Club: Poullry Science Club, Presidenl: Rufgers Rural Review: Transfer Sludenl, Long Island Aqricullural Insliluleg Navy. THOMAS S. HONDA Sfeelmanville, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlel Barbs: Alpha Zelap Tau Bela Pi, Treasurer: Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Quad Club: Chrislian Associalion: ASAE, Presidenl: ASME: Army. LOUIS HORVATH Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Economics Deans Lisl: ISO-lb Foolball: Inlramurals: Bowling Club: SAM: Oulinq Club. JOHN H. HOUGHTON Princelon, New Jersey Business Adminisiralion Varsily Baseball: Crown Club: SAM: Rifle X4 Pislol Club: Army. RICHARD N. HUNT Vineland, New Jersey Hisfory Scarlei Barbs: Phi Beia Kappa: Delia Phi Alpha, Pres- ideni: Phi Alpha Theia, Presidenl: Siaie Scholarship: Deans Lisi: Freshman Track: Varsiiy Traclc: Crown Club: Hisiory Club: Liierary Club: Deuischer Verein. RAYMOND H. HUTTON Cranbury, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion ANTHONY J. IANNARONE BeIIeviIIe, New Jersey Psychology Tau Kappa Epsilon: Scarlei Barbs: Cap 81 Skull: Who's Who: Crown 8: Scroll: Siudeni Council: Scarlei Barbs Council: Senior Class Presideni: Psi Chi: Siaie Schol- arship: Deans Lisi: Precepior: Freshman Fencing: Fresh- man Tracie: Ouad Club: Iialian Club: Psychological So- cieiy: Sociological Socieiy: Siudenl CO-OP. ROBERT Y. IWAMOTO New Brunswick, New Jersey Economics ALAN E. JAMES Highland Park, New Jersey Physical Educafion Sigma Phi Epsilon: Band: Siudeni Direcior, Iniramurals: Hillside Social Club, Secreiary. PAUL J. JANSAK Hillside, New Jersey Economics Chi Psi: Scabbard 8: Blade: Boys In Ivy: Glee Club, Gold R: Iniramuralsg Rufgers Engineer: Rifle 84 Pisiol Club. CARL T. JANTOS Tren+on, New Jersey Civil Engineering ASCE. WILLIAM W. JOEL Woodbridge, New Jersey General Educafion LOUIS H. JOHNSON III Elizabeih, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlei Barbs: Siaie Scholarship: Crown Club: ASME: Siudeni CO-OP. GEORGE N. JORGENSEN Manasquan, New Jersey Civil Engineering Chi Phi: Cap X1 Slcull: Siudeni Council, Presidenig Scar- Iei Key: Kappa Kappa Psi: Scabbard 81 Blade: Band, Gold R: Precepior: Iniramurals: ASCE: Marines. WILLIAM A. JUGEL Highland Park, New Jersey Civil Engineering lnlrarnurals: ASCE: Ski Club. ELMER D. JUNE Soulh River, New Jersey General Educalion Scarlel Barbs Council: Targum: In+ramurals: Crown Club: FTA: Bowling Club: Rifle 8: Pislol Club. GARCIN KAGANOWICH Soufh Amboy, New Jersey Journalism Gamma Sigma: Philosophean Sociely: Pi Gamma: Tar- gum, Gold R: Intramurals: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: French Club: Journalism Sociely: Lilerary Club: Slu- denl CO-OP, Secrelary: Table Tennis Club. LEO KAHN Elizabelh, New Jersey General Educalion Scarlel Barbs: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Hislory Club: Boosier Club: FTA: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. CONRAD J. KAISER Elizabefh, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering AIEEXIRE: Newman Club: Bowling Club: Transfer Slu- denl, Union Junior College: Army. FELIX KALNITSKY Newark, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlel Barbs: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Bela Pi: Governors Scholarship: Deans l.is+: Dislinguished Miliiary Sludenl: Inlrarnurals: Crown Club: Quad Club: ASME. RICHARD G. KAPOLKA New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Targum, Targum Key, Gold R: Boys In Ivy: Band: lnlra murals: SAM: Deulscher Verein: Geography Club. ALLEN H. KASSOF Toms River, New Jersey Sociology Scarlel Barbs: Tau Kappa Alpha, Presidenl: Slale Schol- arship: WRSU: Debaling, Gold R: Soph Hop Cornmil- lee: Deans Lisl: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Forensic Council. Presidenl: Sociological Sociely: Ford Hall Club. GEORGE A. KAUFMAN Jersey Cily. New Jersey Biological Science Beia lola Lambda: Delia Pl-ii Alpha: Slale Scholarship: Debaling: Deans Lisl: JV Foolball: B'nai B'ri'Ih Hillel: Psychological Sociely: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Sludenl CO-OP. SEYMOUR KEITLEN Jersey Cify, New Jersey Philosophy Philosophean Sociely: Deans Lisl: Philosophy Club. ROBERT W. KELLER Rufherford, New Jersey Plan? Science JOHN L. KELLY Aflanfic Ci+y, New Jersey Business Adminis+ra+ion Bela Thela Pi, Treasurer: Scabbarcl 81 Blade: Army. JOHN J. KELLY, JR. Wesfmonl, New Jersey Economics Debaling: Navy, ANDREW W. KENDALL Cranford, New Jersey Business Adminishaiion Phi Gamma Della: Slale Scholarship: Deans Lisf: Precep- lor: Dislinguished Mililary Sfudenl: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse: lniramurals: Bcosier Club: Lacrosse Club: Navy. ROBERT T. KENNEDY Kearny, New Jersey Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer: lnlerfraiernily Council: Scarlei Key: Scabbarcl 8: Blade: Rufgers Ouling Com- rniliee: Freshman Track: lnframurals: Newman Club: llalian Club, Treasurer: Spanish Club: Sailing Club: Army. THOMAS F. KERNS, JR. Troy, New York Plani Science Pi Kappa Alpha: 4-H Club: Air Force. STANLEY A. KERR Rumson, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Scabbard 81 Blade: VVRSU: Engineering Dance Commif- fee, Chairman: Hillside Social Club: AIEEflRE: Engi- neering Sociely: Navy. ARTHUR N. KESSELHAUT Newark, New Jersey Agriculfural Research Sigma Alpha Mu: General Scholarship: ISO-lb Foolball: lnlramurals: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Boosler Club. KENT T. KILBOURNE Wesffield, New Jersey English Alpha Sigma Phi: WRSU: lnframurals: Newman Club: Lilerary Club: French Club: Geography Club: Boosler Club: Fine Arfs Club: Sailing Club: Transfer Sludenl, Union Junior College. MORRELL L. KING Bound Brook, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering IS64 Scholarship: WRSU: lnlramurals: AIEEXIRE: Engi- neering Sociely. JOSEPH E. KOLES Newark, New Jersey Cl1emis'I'ry Queens Players, Gold R: Boys ln lvy: Newman Club: American Chemical Sociely: Deuischer Verein: Sludeni CO-OP: Army. MICHAEL KOLESNIK HelmeHa, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering AIEEXIRE: Bowling: Air Force. RUDY KOUHOUPT Somerville, New Jersey Chemislry Slale Scholarship: American Chemical Sociely: Deul- scher Verein. FRANK H. KOVACS Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Economics Scarlel Barbs: Crown Club: SAM: Deulscher Verein: Boosler Club: Pholographic Sociely : Air Force. PAUL B. KINGSBURY Washingion, New Jersey Agriculfural Economics Gamma Rho Alpha, Vice Presidenl: lnleriralernily Coun- cil: Sfale Scholarship: Academic Honesiy Commillee: JV Crew: Ag Economics Club: Ag Club: 4-H Club: Dairy Club: Rufgers Rural Review: Rowing Club. JOSEPH L. KINGSTON Passaic, New Jerseys Business Adminishalion Boys ln lvy: Rulgers Ouring Commillee: Rarilan Aclivily Club: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Boosier Club. BRUCE A. KIRKPATRICK Plainlield, New Jersey Malhemalics JAMES J. KIRNER Summil, New Jersey Polilical Science Alpha Chi Rho: Targum: WRSU: Rulgers Ouling Com- milleeg Ford Hall Club: Newman Club, Treasurer: Music Club. DONALD O. KISER Millfown, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Ela Kappa Mu, Presidenl: Tau Befa Pi: Engineering Dance Commiliee: Deans Lisl: AlEEflRE, Secrelary: Engineering Socielv: Rulgers Engineer, Managing Edilor: Army. MELVIN KITAY Kearny, New Jersey English Philasophean Sociely: Targum: WRSU: Queens Players: Boys ln lvy: Debaling: Deans Lisl: l-lenry Rulgers Scholar: Ford Hall Club, Treasurer. 7- WILLIAM C. KRAEM ER Roselle, New Jersey Chemislry Varsily Rifle Team, Rifle 81 Pislol Club, Presidenl, Transfer Sludeni, Lehigh Universily: Marines. CHARLES A. KRANTZ Soulh Orange, New Jersey Hislory Queens Players, lnlramurals, Ford Hall Club, FTA, His- lory Club, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Army. ROBERT D. KREBS Nu+ley, New Jersey Agriculfural Research Alpha Chi Rho, Vice Presidenl, Sfale Scholarship, Infra- murals, Rifle 84 Pislol Club. VICTOR KROSS Hawlhorne, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering WRSU, Golcl R, Slale Scholarship, Deans Lisl, AIEEJ IRE. EDWARD KRUPNICK Woodbine, New Jersey Animal Science Scarlel Barbs, Scarlel Barbs Council, Crown Club, Fcrcl Hall Club, B'nai B'rilh Hillel, Poullry Science Club, Ru+gers Rural Review, Sludenl CO-OP. ALFRED KUEHN Norfh Haleclon, New Jersey Biological Science WRSU, Rulgers IVCF, Vice Pre-sidenlj Biology Club, Boosler Club, Rarilan Aclivilies Club. JOHN H. KUHN Paferson, New Jersey Pre-Foresiry WRSU, Gold R, Deans Lisl, Biology Club, Foreslry Club, Rifle 31 Pislol Club. FRANCIS P. KU LAK Somerville, New Jersey General Eclucalion FTA, Transfer Sluclenl, Niagara Universiiy, Army. FRANK B. KU LFINSKI Piscafawaylown, New Jersey Planl Science Kappa Kappa Psi, Pi Alpha Xi, Presidenl, Band, Presi- clenl, Gold R, Deans Lisi, lnlrarnurals, Ag Club, Hor- lus Club, Chess Club. GEORGE KURAK Garfield, New Jersey PIan+ Science Army. MUTSUO KURAMOTO Seabrook, New Jersey Chemisfry Deans Lisl: Freshman Traclc: Pholographic Sociely: Amer- ican Chemical Sociely. CHARLES KURKJIAN Wanamassa, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering Keramos: General Scholarship: Deans Lisf: Ceramic Club: Army. CHESTER R. KURKOWSKI Bound Broolr, New Jersey Economics Deulscher Verein: Geography Club: Navy. IRWIN M. LACHMAN Roosevelf, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering Keramos: Deans Lisl: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: IZFA: Ceramic Club: Engineering Sociely. ROBERT F. LAIRD Ocean Grove, New Jersey Business Adminisfrarion Navy. ELMER O. LAMPI Morris Plains, New Jersey Plani Science Pi Alpha Xi: Slale Scholarship: Aqricullural Execulive Council: Quad Club: Chrislian Associalion: Horlus Club: Fine Arls Club. G. RICHARD LANGE Chesferfield. New Jersey Animal Science Facully Scholarship: FFA: Ag Club: Dairy Science Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. ROBERT W. LANGHANS Hunlingfon, New York Planf Science JAY H. LANIN Merion, Pennsylvania Hisfory Phi Epsilon Pi: WRSU: Queens Players: Boys ln Ivy, Gold R: Junior Prom Commillee: Lillie Thealrej Fresh- man Swimming: lnlramuralsg GFTQ. CARL E. LANNING Trenfon, New Jersey Animal Science Ag Club: Dairy Science Club: Hockey Club. WALTER B. LaPRARIE FFGGPOVT. New York Physical Educafion Delia Upsilon: Upson Scholarship: Freshman Foorball: Varsiiy Fooiball. HOWARD B. LAREW Souih Amboy, New Jersey Chemisfry There Chi: JV Foorballj Freshman Baslceiball: Varsiry Crew: lniramurals: Canierbury Club: American Chemical Sociery: Ceramic Club: Deulscher Verein: Sociological Socieiy: Rowing Club. PHILIP C. LARIS Perih Amboy, New Jersey Biological Science Scarlei Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Phi Bela Kappa: Bera lora Lambda, Presidenr: Delia Phi Alpha: Slare Scholarship: Deans Lisi: Ford Hall Club: Deuischer Vereing Boosier Club. ROBERT R. LaROSS Rarifan, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering B'nai B'riih Hillel: ASME: Navy. JOHN LAWTON, JR. lrvingfon, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha: Era Kappa Nu, Treasurer: Scabbard 84 Blade: WRSU: Deans Lisl: Freshman Lacrosse: lnira- murals, lnlramural All Srar Fooiball Team: AIEEXIRE: Engineering Socieiy, Vice Presidenr: Ruigers Engineers: Ediror-in-Chief: Army. HARRY LAYTON Toms River, New Jersey Mafhemaiics Band: lniramurals: Quad Club: ASME: Marh Club: Music Club: Srudenr CO-OP. ERNEST LEBOWITZ Linden, New Jersey Polifical Science Phi Sigma Delia, Presicleni. CARLOS R. LeCLAlR Nor+h Haledon, New Jersey Economics Scarler Barbs, Scarler Barbs Council: Slafe Scholarship: lniramurals: Ford Hall Club, Vice Presideni: lnrer-Varsiiy Chrislian Fellowship, Presideni: SAM: Geography Club: Spanish Club: lnrernarional Club: Srudeni' CC-OP. GEORGE F. LEDDER Roselle Park, New Jersey General Agriculrure Gamma Rho Alpha: lnrramurals: Ford Hall Club. ALFRED H. LEHTONEN Bergenfield. New Jersey Polifical Science Alpha Sigma Phi: Boys In Ivy: lnrramurals: Quad Club: Boosrer Club: Srudenr CO-OP. ALEXANDER O. LEVY, JR. Keyporf, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Cap 81 Skull: Who's Who: Ela Kappa Nu: Tau Bela Pi, Presidenl: Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: AIEEXIRE, Presidenl: Engineering Sociely, Chairman: Rulgers Engineers: Army. RONALD LEVY Alexandria, Egypi Economics Zela Bela Tau: Anlho: WRSU: Deans Lisl: Varsily Soccer: Ford Hall Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: French Club: lnler- nalional Club: Sludenl CO-OP. HENRY S. LEWIS, JR. Union, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon: ISO-lb. Foolball: ASME: Amaleur Radio Club. CHARLES A. LIBOUREL New Brunswick, New Jersey General Agricullure lnlramurals: Varsily Track: Crown Club: Canlerbury Club: Ouling Club, President HARRY D. LENNON Cranford, New Jersey Animal Science Crown Club: Ag Club: Biology Club: Transfer Sludenl, Union Junior College: Army. HAROLD T. LETSON Sea Brighi, New Jersey Cily Planning Lambda Chi Alpha, Presidenl: Deans Lisl: Communily Planners Club, Presidenl: Transfer Sludenl, Anlioch Col- lege: Army. ROBERT H. LEVAN Brooklyn, New York Polifical Science Scarlel Barbs: Anfho: Queens Players: Ford Hall Club. GRANT E. LEVIN Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Biological Science Freshman Tennis: Deulscher Verein: Sludenl CO-OP: Table Tennis Club. RICHARD H. LEVIN Newark, New Jersey Psychology Della Phi Alpha: Psi Chi: Anlho: Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: Lilerary Club: Psychological Sociely: Bcosler Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. THEODORE LEVINE Fair Lawn, New Jersey Biological Science Scarlel Barbs: Deans Lisl: Freshman Fencing: Varsily Fencing: Freshman Tennis: Ford Hall Club: Blnai B'rilh Hillel. HENRY K. LIEBICH Camden, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Della Kappa Epsilon: Scabbard 81 Blade: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlramuralsj Crown Club: ASME: Army. SEIGFRIED LINDENBAUM Farmingdale, New Jersey Chemisfry General Scholarship: Deans Lisl: B'nai B'riIh Hillel: IZFA: American Chemical Socieiy. LEON LIPP Farmingdale, New Jersey Poulfry Science BERNARD H. LITOFF Norlh Bergen, New Jersey Business Adminis+raIion Phi Epsilon Pi: Anlho: Boys In Ivy, Gold R: B'nai B'riIh Hillel: Boosler Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. HERBERT J. LITTMAN Highland Park, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion CHARLES H. LITTLE Iselin, New Jersey Plani Science Pi Alpha Xi: Deans Lisl: Hillside Social Club: Horius Club: Pholographic Sociely: Navy. LOUIS F. LITTLE, JR. Springfield, Massachusefis Polifical Science Gamma Sigma: Scarlel Barbs: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Army, N. REEVES LITTLE Marblehead, Massachusells Economics Chi Phi, Vice Presidenl: Inlramurals. JAY H. LOEVY Souih Orange, New Jersey Journalism Phi Epsilon Pi, Secrelary: Targum: Queens Players: Boys In Ivy, Gold R: lnlramurals. JOSEPH A. LONGO New London, Connecficuf General Educafion Delia Sigma Phi: lnlramurals: Quad Club: FTA: Deui- scher Vere-in: Transfer Siudenl, Universily of Conneciicul, Milchell College: Navy. NICHOLAS LORUSSO Newark, New Jersey Physical Educa+ion Lambda Chi Alpha: War Memorial Scholarship: ISO-lb Poolball: Varsily Wresllingj Freshman Lacrosse: lnlra- murals: Newman Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Physical Educa- lion Club. JAMES H. LOUGH Paulsboro, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Della Sigma Phi: Scarlel' Barbs: Scarlel Lelfer: Glee Club, Gold R: Deans Lisl: Quad Club: SAM: Bocsler Club: Ouling Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Army. JOHN R. LUCEK Seaford, New York Ceramics Thela Chi: Boys ln lvy: l5O-lb Foolball: Varsily Wreslling: Freshman Swimming: ISO-lb Crew: Ceramic Club: Deul- scher Verein: Boosler Club. EDWARD W. LUDWIG, JR. Clarks Summif, Pennsylvania Journalism Phi Sigma Della: Scarlel' LeHer: Targum: WRSU: l5O-lb Crew: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Journalism Sociely: Rus- sian Club: Fine Arls Club, Presidenl: Army. RALPH H. LU ETTERS Cranford, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Glee Club: Canlerbury Club: Chess Club: Transfer Slu- denl, Union Junior College. MICHAEL LUONGO Elizabefh, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Slale Scholarship: ASME: Pholographic Sociely. RALPH C. LUTES Mefuchen, New Jersey ' Geography Henry Rulgers Scholar: Geography Club. Vice Presidenl. THOMAS J. LYNESS Plainfield, New Jersey Business Adziwinislrafion Transfer Sludenl, Universily ol Miami: Navy. PAUL K. LYNNER Floral Park, New York Physical Educafion Upson Scholarship: Varsily Baskelball: Freshman Tennis lnlramurals: Army. DONALD W. MAASS Nufley, New Jersey Business Adminishafion Alpha Chi Rho: Scarlel Key: Slale Scholarship: WRSU: Band: Head Cheerleader: Preceplor: Freshman Crew: JV Crew: Boosler Club: Sailing Club. DONALD R. MACKAY Wesffield, New Jersey Agriculiural Engineering Deans Lisl: Dislinguished Milirary Sludenlg Crown Club: ASAE, Presidenf: Alpha Phi Omega: Ouling Club: Engi- neering Sociely. ARTHUR M. MACKWELL Glen Rock, New Jersey Journalism Phi Sigma: Targum: lnframurals: Quad Club: Transfer Sludenl, Florida Soulhern College: Navy. WALTER MAIK Rulherford, New Jersey Animal Science Tau Kappa Epsilon: Freshman Foolball: Dairy Science Club: Marines. DAVID D. MANGIANTE Norfh Bergen, New Jersey Business Adminislrarion Alpha Chi Rho: Deans Lisl: ISO-lb Crew: lnlramurals, All-Slar lnlramural Baskelball Team: lfalian Club. LAWRENCE A. MANSIER Nixon, New Jersey English Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: Lilerary Club: Boosler Club. RICHARD MARCUS Passaic, New Jersey Polifical Science Phi Sigma: Scarlel Barbs: lnleriralernily Council: Scarlel Barbs Council: Slale Scholarship: WRSU: Boys ln lvy: Soph l-lop Commillee: Junior Prom Commillee: lnlramur- als: Quad Club: lnlernafional Club, Vice Presidenl: Transler Sludenl, Upsala College. WOLFRED L. MARGOLIES Burlingfon, New Jersey Philosophy RALPH K. MARTINSON New Brunswick, New Jersey Journalism ARTHUR MAZER New Brunswick, New Jersey Sociology WRSU: B'nai B'ri'rh Hillel: Deulscher Verein: Sociological Sociely: Transfer Sludenl, C.C.N.Y. HAROLD L. MCCLELLAN Schenecfacly, New York Business Adminisfrafion Air Force. l i I I JOHN I. McLAIN Barringlon, New Jersey Planl Science Alpha Zefa: Horlus Club: Rufgers Rural Review: Boosler Club: Army. MALCOM J. McVEIGH Slanhope, New Jersey Chi Phi: Slale Scholarship: Freshman Soccer: Varsily Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsify Lacrosse: Hoclcey Club: Lacrosse Club. Animal Science H. CURTIS MEANOR Dunellen, New Jersey EHQIISI1 Philosophean Sociely: Deans Lisl: Quad Club: Lilerary Club. WALTER A. MEDWIN I Newarlc, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering JOHN W. McCLUNN Norlh Long Branch, New Jersey Business Adminis+ra+ion Alpha Sigma Phi: Inlramurals: Newman Club: Boosler Club: Transfer Sludenl, Selon Hall: Navy. JOHN E. McCLUSKY Geneva, Nebraska Psychology Della Upsilon, Presiclenl: Della Phi Alpha: Psi Chi, Secre- lary: Tau Kappa Alpha: Nalional Scholarship: Debaling: Chapel Usher, Gold R: Deans Lisl: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlramurals: Psychological Sociely. WILLIAM D. McCULLOUGH Newarlc, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Omega Psi Phi: Scarlel' Barbs: Slale Scholarship: WRSU: Preceplor: lnframurals: AIEEXIRE. FRANCIS McDERMOTT Easl Orange, New Jersey Civil Engineering Freshman Wreslling: Varsily Wreslling: lnlrarnurals: ASCE: Spanish Club: Army. CHARLES E. McDONOUGH Valley Slream, New Yorlr Business Adminislralion Phi Gamma Della: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: lnlramurals. JAMES H. McGONNELL Orange, New Jersey Journalism l-lenry Rulgers Scholar: Freshman Crew: Army. l RAYMOND L. MINGACCI Monfclair, New Jersey Psychology Music Club: Psychological Sociely: Sociological Sociely: Chess Club, JOHN H. MION Long Branch, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Chi Phi: Scablnard 81 Blade: Slale Scholarship: lnlra- murals: AIEEXIRE: Rulgers Engineer, Managing Ldilor. DONALD W. MOCKSFIELD Easl Orange, New Jersey Animal Science Tau Kappa Epsilon: lnlramurals: Ag Club: Dairy Club. JAMES E. MONAHAN Wesl' Haven, Conneclicul Physical Educafion Della Kappa Epsilon, Presidenl: Cap 81 Slcull: Who's Who: Crown X1 Scroll: lnlerlralernily Council: Scabbard 81 Blade: War Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Foolball: Freshman Baslcelball: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball. HARMON S. MEEKER lrvingion, New Jersey Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon, Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: Slale Scholarship: JV Foolball: Freshman Soccer: Fresh- man Traclc: lnlramurals: Deulscher Verein: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. JOHN O. MEHRKENS Bogola, New Jersey General Agricul+ure Gamma Sigma: Herberl Memorial Scholarship: WRSU. Gold R: Ag Field Day Commillee: Lulheran Sludenls Associalion: Dairy Club: Sludenl CO-OP. SAMUEL H. MESNICK New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminislra+ion B'nai B'rilh Hillel, Vice Presidenl: Flying Clulo, Presidenl: Navy. JOSEPH A. MEYER Newarlr, New Jersey Malhemafics Anfho, Gold R: Aulhor ol Hol-Cha, l95l Boys ln lvy Procluclion: Dislinguished Mililary Sludenl: Deans Lisl: I5O-lb Foolloall: Varsily Wresllingj lnlramurals, lnlramural Wreslling Champion: Fine Arls Club. JOSEPH J. MIENTUS Irvinglon, New Jersey Economics Army. RICHARD MILLER New Brunswick, New Jersey Chemislry Boys ln lvy: Band, Gold R: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Deans Lisl: American Chemical Sociely: Chemislry Club. i l JOHN M. MONDELLI Berkley Heighfs, New Jersey Economics Alpha Chi Rho: Scarlel Barbs Council: WRSU: Quad Club: lialian Club: Boosier Club: Marines. ANGELO J. MONTANA New Brunswick, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering AIEEXIRE: Bowling Club: Ouling Club. HUGH L. MONTEITH, JR. Slirling, New Jersey Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice Presidenl: Iniramurals. RUSSELL H. MOORE, JR. Somerville, New Jersey General Eclucafion Slaie Scholarship: Rulgers Ouling Commiilee: Quad Club: FTA: Rifle gc Pislol Club: Army. WILLIAM MOORE III Millville, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Kappa Sigma: Kappa Kappa Psi, Vice Presidenlg Band, Gold R: lniramuralsg ASME: Alpha Phi Omega. JAMES A. MORAN Sayreville, New Jersey Hisfory THOMAS W. MORRIS Jersey Cily, New Jersey Engineering Aclminisfralion Newman Club: SAM: Transfer Siudenl, Sampson College: Army. DUNCAN C. MORRISON Yonkers, New York Ceramics Zela Psi, Presideni: lnleriraferniiy Council: Scarlel Key: War Memorial Scholarship: Debaling Manager, Gold R: lnlramuralsp Ceramic Club: Boosler Club. WILLIAM R. MOTT Dunellen, New Jersey Psychology Delia Upsilon: Scarlei Key: lniramurals: Newman Club: Boosier Club: Army. RALPH H. MYERS Hillsdale, New Jersey PoIi+icaI Science Delia Sigma Phi: WRSU: Boosler Club. FREDERICK J. NEEDHAM Aflanfic Ciiy, New Jersey Romance Language Scarlei Barbs: Scarler Barbs Council: General Scholar- ship: Hillside Social Club: Ouad Club, Secrerary: B'nai B'rirh Hillel: French Club: Spanish Club, Vice President MICHAEL E. NEGIZ Lakewood, New Jersey Business Adminisrrarion Theia Chi: Sfudenl Council: Foreign Scholarship: Queens Players: Varsily Wresrling: Varsiry Soccer: Iniramurals: Rariran Acriviries Club: French Club: Russian Club: In- iernafional Club: lnlernaiional Sluclenls Organizalion, Presideni: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Transler Sludenl, Univer- siiy of lslanbul, Turkey. FRANKLIN C. NELSON Roselle, New Jersey General AgricuI'Iure JOHN E. NELSON Highland Parlr, New Jersey Sociology Della Sigma Phi, Vice Presidenl: Glee Club: Chapel Choir: Freshman Crew: Navy. JOHN J. NELSON Leonardo, New Jersey General Educalion There Chi: Srare Scholarship: Deans Lisi: Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Inrramurals: Transfer Sludenl, Union College: Navy. ALFRED S. NEMBICK Highland Parlr, New Jersey Biological Science Inlramurals: Crown Club: B'nai B'riIh Hillel: Biology Club: Deurscher Verein, Hislory Club: Music Club: Boosier Club. VICTOR A. NERONE Ridgefield Parlc, New Jersey English Sigma Phi Epsilon: lniramurals: FTA: Newman Club: Transler Sludenr, Fordham. RICHARD M. NEUBERGER Orange, New Jersey Biology Phi Epsilon Pi: WRSU: Band, Gold R: Deuischer Verein. WILLIAM J. NEWELL Trenion, New Jersey Engineering Adminisrrafion Transfer Sfudenl, Trenion Junior College: Navy. HOWARD J. NEWMAN Soufh River, New Jersey General Agriculiure Deans Lisl: Ag Club: Army. JOHN P. O'BRIEN Jersey Ciiy, New Jersey Planl Science WRSU: Newman Club: Horlus Club: Army. RICHARD S. O'CONNELL Bergenfield, New Jersey Physical Educaiion Bela Theia Pi, Secrelary: Freshman Soccer: Freshman Baslcelball: Varsiiy Baslceiball: Freshman Baseball: Infra- murals. JOHN J. O'DONNELL Slem, New York Animal Science Tau Kappa Epsilon: Boys In Ivy, Gold R: 4-I-I Club: Transfer Sludenl, Champlain College: Navy. JOSEPH A. O'DONNELL Falsom, Pennsylvania Psychology Bela Theia Pi: Scabbard 81 Blade: Psi Chi: WRSU: Deans Lisl: Precepior: I5O-lb Eoolball: Varsily Track: Infra- murals: Psychological Sociely: Transfer Sfudenl, Millers- ville Siaie Teachers College: Army. NELSON C. NEWTON, JR. Spring Lake, New Jersey CiviI.Engineering Rarilan Acliviiies Club: ASCE. DONALD H. NORMAN For? Lauderdale, Florida Hisfory Alpha Sigma Phi: Phi Bela Kappa: Phi Alpha Thela: Deans Lisf: Dislinguished Mililary Srudeni: Henry Ruiqers Scholar: lniramurals: Quad Club: Philosophy Club: His- lory Club: Rifle 81 Pislc-I Club: Sludenl CO-OP. EDWARD J. NOWICKI Paferson, New Jersey Animal Science Tau Kappa Epsilon: I-Ieberl Kelly Scholarship: Iniramurals: Newman Club: Block and Bridle: Transfer Srudeni, Paler- son Slale Teachers College. ANDREA F. NUCIFORO Pilfslield, Massachuseirls Polirical Science Della Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer: Ruigers Ouiinq Comil- lee: lnlramurals: Boosler Club: Ruigers Film Sociely: Air Force. ROBERT E. NUGENT Brooklyn, New Yorlc Physical Educa+ion Della Kappa Epsilon: Who's Who: Crown 8: Scroll: Scab- bard X1 Blade: Preceplor: JV Eoolballg Freshman Swim- ming: Varsily Swimming, Caplain: War Memorial Schol- arship: Varsily Track: Rulgers Records al 50, IOO, 220 yards Freeslyle: Nalional Record ai 50 Melers: All Amer- ican Swimming Team: Quad Club: Newman Club. WILLIAM A. NYMAN Teaneclr, New Jersey Physical Educalion Chi Phi: Slale Scholarship: JV Foofball: Freshman Soc- cer: Varsily Soccer: Varsily Track: Iniramurals: Boosler Club. ROBERT T. O'DONNELL Can-fere+, New Jersey General Educaiion Upson Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Baslceiballt FTA. WILLIAM S. OGDEN Palisades Park, New Jersey Polifical Science Della Upsilon, Presidenl: Inleriralernily Council: Scarlel' Key: Soph I-lop Cornmillee: Freshman Fooiball: Psycho- logical Socieiy: lnlernalional Club: Marines. VINCENT S. OLIVA Perlh Amboy, New Jersey Biological Science Scarlef Barbs: Bela Iola Lambda: Slale Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Crown Club: Biology Club: Spanish Club: Boosfer Club: Siudenl CO-OP: Table Tennis Club. JOSEPH P. OLIVO Bound Broolr, New Jersey Biology Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: Crown Club: FTA: Army. ZALIK OSER High+s+own, New Jersey Chemishy Deans Lisi: B'nai B'riIh Hillel: American Chemical Sociely: Deulscher Verein: Chess Club: Siudeni CO-OP: Army. BERNARD R. OSTROFF Camden, New Jersey English Phi Sigma Della: lnleriraiernily Council: Philosophean Sociely: Slale Scholarship: Anlho, Gold R: Targum: WRSU: Boys In Ivy: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Deans Lisf: B'nai B'riih Hillel: French Club: Lilerary Club: Fine Arls Club. HOWARD E. OTTLEY Union, New Jersey Business Adminishalion Della Kappa Epsilon, Vice-Presidenl: Scabbard 81 Blade: Edward M. Burnell Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Vare sily Foolball. ANTHONY J. PAPPAS Weehawlren, New Jersey Polifical Science Gamma Sigma: Targum, Gold R. CHARLES B. PARISEK Rockaway, New Jersey Chemisfry Slale Scholarship: WRSU: Deans Lisl: Freshman Cross Counlry: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Newman Club: American Chemical Socieiy: Deuischer Verein: Physics Club: Chess Club: Sludenl CO-OP. JAMES A. PARKER Bay Head, New Jersey Mafhemaiics Siale Scholarship: WRSU: Ford Hall Club: AIEEXIRE: Maih Club: Physics Club: Navy. RICHARD G. PARKHURST Rahway, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Della Upsilon: General Scholarship: Scarlel' LeHer: Fresh- man Swimming: Varsily Swimming: Chrislian Associalion. LAWRENCE G. PASCUAL Norfh Arlingfon, New Jersey Romance Language Scarlel Barbs: Inlramurals: Crown Club: Quad Club: B'nai B'riIh I-Iillel: Spanish Club. MARSHALL PASSMAN Lakewood, New Jersey Animal Science Zela Bela Tau: I-lerberl Kelly Memorial: Boys In Ivy: l5O-lb. Crew: Inlramurals: Poullry Science Club: Rufgers Rural Review: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Transfer Sludenl, Brooklyn College. JOSEPH E. PATCH ETT Middlelown, New York Geology Thela Chi, Secrelary: Freshman Track: Canlerbury Club: Geology Club. WILLIAM PATRICK Sou+h Orange, New Jersey Polifical Science Inlramurals: Ouad Club: Chrislian Associalion: Alpha Phi Omega: Ouling Club, JOSEPH J. PAVELEK Soufh River, New Jersey Biological Science Transfer Sludenl, Jersey Cify Junior College: Army. WILLIAM A. PELLINGTON Ramsey, New Jersey Hisfory Phi Gamma Della: Varsily Foolball: Transfer Sludenl, Defiance College: Navy. JOHN PERKINS Haddonfield, New Jersey Business Adminisfrarion Della Phi: Freshmen Swimming: Varsily Swimming. WILLIAM A. PERRINE, JR Jamesburg, New Jersey Business Adminisirafion Varsily Soccer: Crown Club: Transfer Sludenl, Universily ol Maryland. ROBERT M. PETERSON, JR. Glen Roclr, New Jersey Animal Science Thela Chi: WRSU: JV Crew: Varsi+y Crew: Dairy Science Club: Rowing Club. KENNETH E. PFITZENMAYER Caldwell, New Jersey Journalism Thela Chi: Scarlel Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Alpha Psi Omega: Slale Scholarship: Anlho: Targum: Queens Players: WRSU, Gold R: Boys ln lvy: lnframurals: Quad Club: Journalism Sociely. JACK PIEKARSKY Easl Palerson, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Epsilon Pi: Anlho, Gold R: lniramurals: Boosrer Club: Rifle 8: Pislol Club. LEON A. PIERCE, JR. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Kappa Sigma, Vice Presidenf: Varsify Soccer: lnlramur- als, 168 lb., lnlramural Wreslling Champion: Hockey Club. JOHN PlNZELlK Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Lambda Upsilon Freshman Chemislry Award: Infra- murals: Crown Club: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein. LESTER L. PLOSIA Easi Rulherford, New Jersey Social Sfudies Slale Scholarship: Anfho: Freshman Baslmelball: Varsily Baslcelball: Freshman Baseball: lnlramurals: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Psychological Sociely: Sociological Sociely. CHARLES F. PLUNGIS Linden, New Jersey Civil Engineering Deans Lis+: lnlramurals: ASCE: Army. P. JOSEPH PONTORIERO Newarlr, New Jersey Chemisfry RICHARD G. POPOVICH Fords, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Alpha Chi Rho: Kappa Psi, Presideni: Band, Gold R: Army. JOSEPH POPP Trenfon, New Jersey Philosophy Queens Players: Boys ln lvy, Gold R: Newman Club: SAM: Ouling Club: Army. RICHARD C. POTTS Wesflield, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Bridge Club: Slrudenl CO-OP. CHARLES RABKIN Union, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfra+ion Sigma Alpha Mu, Treasurer: Tau Bela Pi: Boys In Ivy: Deans Lislg lnlramuralsg B'nai B'rilh I-lillel. DONALD RAFFERTY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Business Adminisfrafion RUDOLPH S. RASIN Newark, New Jersey Journalism Zela Psi: Anlho: Targum: WRSU: Journalism Sociely. JAMES E. RATH Morrisiown, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Della Sigma Phi: Scabbard 8: Blade: Rulgers Universiry Choir: Inlramuralsq SAM, . JOHN S. PRALL Lamberfville, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion lnlramurals: Crown Club: SAM: Deulscher Verein: Trans- fer Sludenl, Georgian lnslilule ol Technology: Army. PHILIP E. PRESCOTT Demaresf, New Jersey Animal Science DAVID A. PRESSLER Newark, New Jersey Poliiical Science Scarlel Barbs, Vice-Presidenl: Scarlel Barbs Council: Tau Kappa Alpha: Debaling, Gold R: Rulgers Ouling Com- millee: Ford Hall Club: Deulscher Verein: Hisfory Club: Fine Arls Club: Sludenl CO-OP. GEORGE A. PRICE Tenafly, New Jersey English Zela Psi: Philosophean Socielyg Targum. WILLIAM N. PROTZ Jersey Ci+y, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfrafion SAM: Chess Club: Flying Club. DONALD E. PULLMAN New York, New Yorlc American CiviIiza+ion Freshman Crew: JV Crew: I5O-lb. Crew: Rowing Club. RALPH A. REISFELD Trenfon, New Jersey Animal Science Freshman Soccer: Dairy Science Club. JOHN M. REISMAN Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Psychology Psi Chi, Vice-Presidenl: Deans Lisl: Psychological Sociely, Secrerary-Treasurer. HANS RENNER Scarsdale, New York Mechanical Engineering General Scholarship: Quacl Club: Chrislian Associalion: Rifle 81 Pislol: Inlernalional Club: ASME: Deulscher Verein. ROBERT D. RICH Roselle Park, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Transfer Sludenl, Uniled Slales Merchanl Marine Acad- emy: Army. ALLEN RAVIN Q Newarlr, New Jersey Polifical Science Tau Della Phi: Targum: WRSU: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Flying Club. RANSOM F. READ Manasquan, New Jersey Engineering Adminislrarion SAM: Air Force. ERNEST W. REBOLLO Mefuchen, New Jersey Biological Science MARVIN R. REED, JR. Vineland, New Jersey General Educafion Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-Presidenl: Slale Scholarship: Queens Players, Gold R: Quad Club: FTA: Hislory Club: Lilerary Club: Sluclenl CQ-QP. WILLIAM E. REED New Brunswick, New Jersey Geography EDWARD J. REILLY Aflanfic Ciry, New Jersey General Educaiion Scarler Barbs: Queens Players: Freshman Traclc: Varsily Track: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Newman Club: FTA, Secrefary-Treasurer: I-lislory Club. ARTHUR J. RICHARDS Jersey Cily, New Jersey Geology l864 Scholarship: Deans Lislg Geology Club: Music Club: Rifle 31 Pislol Club: Transfer Siuclenl, SI. Pelers College: Navy. JAMES E. RICHARDS Farmingdale, New Jersey Agricullure Engineering lnlramurals: Ouad Club: ASAE: Transfer Sludenl, Uni- versiiy ol Delaware: Army. ROGER A. RICHARDS Plainfield, New Jersey General Educafion Chi Psi, Secrelary: Slale Scholarship: Anfho, Managing Edilor: FTA, Presidenl: Alumni Monlhly: Lilerary Club: Spanish Club. TOM RICK Peelrslxill, New York General AgricuI+ure Alpha Psi Omega: Oueens Players, Gold R: Presceplor: Biology Club: Alpha Phi Omega: Block Sr Bridle: Speleo- logical Sociefy: Sludenl' CO-OP: Transfer Sludenl, Cham- plain College. LEONARD RICO New Brunswick, New Jersey Sociology Boys In Ivy: FTA: I-lisiory Club: Inlernalional Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. EMIL J. RIZZO Jersey Ci+y, New Jersey Civil Engineering ASAE. ALLEN B. ROBBINS Highland Parlr, New Jersey Physics Scarlel Barbs: Phi Bela Kappa: Eacul+y Scholarship: Maih Club: Physics Club, Treasurer: Transfer Siudenl, Oberlin College. DAVID A. ROBBINS New Milford, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlei Barbs: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Bela Pi: WRSU: Glee Club, Gold R: Deans Lisl: Universily Choir: Wesley Eoundalion: ASME: Quad Club: Ouling Club: Sludenl co-OP. HOBART M. ROBERTS Moniague, New Jersey Animal Science Gamma Alpha Rho: Alpha Zela: Krall Scholarship: Deans Lisi: Ag Club, Vice-Presideni: 4-H Club: Dairy Science Club: Ru+gers Rural Review. FRANK E. ROBINSON Oalrlyn, New Jersey Agricullure Research Alpha Chi Rho: Alpha Zela: Siale Scholarship: Boys In Ivy: Freshman Fencing: Lulheran Siudenls Associalion, Presidenl: Ag Club: Horlus Club. GUILFORD A. ROBINSON Wesfern Groves, Arkansas Animal Science Alpha Zelag Block and Bridle: Navy. WILLIAM T. RODGERS Eafonfown, New Jersey Business Adminis+ra+ion SAM: Rifle and Pislol Club: Navy. PASQUALE J. ROMANO New Brunswick, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering Ceramic Club, Presidenl: Transfer Siudenl, Pennsylvania Sfale: Air Force. MARVIN A. ROSENBLUM Fords, New Jersey Economics MARTIN H. ROSS LiHle Silver, New Jersey Hisfory Phi Episilon PE, Vice-Presidenl: Freshman Swimming: Var- sily Swimming: Hislory Club: Boosler Club. CARL J. ROSSI Newark, New Jersey Business Adminislraiion Tau Kappa Epsilon: Boys In Ivy: ISO-Ib. Foolball: Fresh- man Soccer: Freshman Track: lnlramurals: llalian Club. KENT J. ROTH Passaic, New Jersey Polilical Science Gamma Sigma: WRSU: Debalinq: Junior Prom Com- miflee: lnlramurals: Quad Club, Vice-Presidenl: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Boosler Club: lnlernalional Club, Presidenf: Sludenl CO-OP. WELLINGTON ROUNDS Plainfield, New Jersey Ma+hema+ics Alpha Chi Rho, Presideni: lnlerlralernily Council: General Scholarship: Henry Rulqers Scholar: Canlerbury Club: Transfer Sludenl, Cornell Universily. DAVID L. ROY Andover, New Jersey Animal Science Della Kappa Epsilon: Chapel Usher: Ag Club: 4-H Club: Dairy Science. WALTER A. ROY Trenlon, New Jersey Chemislry Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-Presidenl: lnlramurals: American Chemical Sociely: Deulscher Verein, Presidenl: Chemislry Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Army. FRANK P. SCATINA Fairview, New Jersey English Lilerary Club: Army. BERNARD M. SCHAPIRO Bradley Beach, New Jersey Business Adminisrrafion Zela Bela Tau: Scabbard and Blade: Aniho: WRSU: Boys ln lvy: lniramurals: Army. MICHAEL SCHATZ, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey General Educalion Della Sigma Phi: Scabbard and Blade, Caplain: Hillside Council: Freshman Track: Varsiiy Track: lnlramurals: FTA: Rille and Pislol Club: Navy. THEODORE H. SCHMIDT, JR. Highland Park, New Jersey Chemisiry Della Upsilon: Slaie Scholarship: Freshman Baseball: American Chemical Socieiy, President Deulscher Verein. ROBERT RUH Norlh Plainfield, New Jersey Ceramics Crown Club: Ceramic Club. THOMAS W. RYLEY Lynbrook, New York Poli+ical Science Tau Kappa Epsilon: Anfho: WRSU, Gold R: I50-lb. Fool'- ball: Varsily Fencing: Freshman Track: lnlramurals: Quad Club. NORMAN O. SALT Paferson, New Jersey Psychology Who's Who: Crown and Scroll: Sludenl' Council: Anfho: Boys ln lvy: I5O-Ib. Foolball: Freshman Track: Varsily Track: Psychological Sociely, Presidenl: Army. RU DOLPH M. SALVATO Newark, New Jersey Romance Language Lambda Chi Alpha: Varsily Fencing: lnlrarnurals: New- man Club: llalian Club, Presidenl: Spanish Club: Transler Sludenl, Upsala College: Air Force. CHARLES A. SANISLOW, JR. Rahway, New Jersey Biological Science Dr. Egberi' Lelevre Scholarship: WRSU: Deans Lisl: Rulgers Developmenl Program: Freshman Crew: lnlra- murals: Crown Club: Biology Club: Physics Club: Psy- chological Sociely. JOSEPH P. SAVOCA New Brunswick, New Jersey Chemisiry Crown Club: Newman Club: American Chemical Sociely. WARREN A. SCHNEIDER Bronxville, New York English Zela Bela Tau, Vice-Presidenl: Anlho, Gold R: WRSU: Queens Players: Boys In Ivy: Debaling: Glee Club: JV Foolball: Boosler Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Transfer Sludenl, Columbia Llniversily. PAUL H. SCHROEDER Elmer, New Jersey General Agricullure The Towers Club: 4-H Club: Lulheran Sludenls Associa- lion: FFA: Ag Club: Block and Bridle: 4-H Scholarship: Ag Execulive Council. LOUIS F. SCHROPP, JR. Hasbrouck Heighls, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Alpha Chi Rho, Secrelary: ISO-Ib. Foolball: lnlramurals: Hockey Club. EMIL A. SCHROTH, JR. Chalham, New Jersey Economics Della Phi, Presidenl: Freshman Crew: Varsily Crew: Rowing Club. JOHN F. SCHUCK Valley Slream, New York Ceramic Engineering Zela Psi: Cap 81 Skull: Who's Who: Crown 81 Scroll: Slu- denl Council: Junior Class Vice-Presidenl: Scabbard 81 Blade: War Memorial: Junior Prom Commillee Chairman: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Foolball: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlramurals: Ceramic Club. FRANK SCHWAB, JR. New York, New York Hislory Zela Bela Tau: Anlho, Gold R: WRSU: Queens Players: Block Parly Commillee: Freshman Baskelball: Freshman Tennis: Varsily Tennis: lnlramurals: Hislory Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Table Tennis, Presidenl: Transfer Sludenl, l-lobarl College. KZ' DAVID L. SCHWARTZ New Brunswick, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Epsilon Pi: Glee Club: lnlramurals: Boosler Club. EDWARD M. SCHWARTZ Newark, New Jersey General Educalion Scarlel Barbs: Slale Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Quad Club: lvlalh Club: Sludenl CO-OP. JULIUS SCHWARTZ Sfellon, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Sigma Alpha Mu: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: AIEEXIRE: Engineer- ing Sociely: lnlramurals. GEORGE O. SCOTT Newark, New Jersey Geology Geology Club: Transfer Sludenl, Fairleigh Dickinson College: Army. I I 1 I I I 4 1 I I I .. ROBERT J. SEIDEL Elizabefh, New Jersey Psychology Gamma Sigma: Psi Chi: Slaie Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Varsiiy Lacrosse: Ford Hall Club: Psychology Socieiy. FRED SEIFER New Y0l'lK. New York Polilical Science Phi Sigma: WRSU: Freshman Tennis: l-lisiory Club: lnler- nalional Club. HARRY H. SELOVER Meluchen, New Jersey Animal Science Alpha Sigma Phi: l5O-lb. Crew: lniramurals: Dairy Science Club: Rifle X1 Pisiol Club. RAYMOND D. SERVIS While Horse, New Jersey English Siaie Scholarship: Freshman Fooiball: JV Foolball: Varsily Track: Crown Club. KURT M. SERVOS Orange, New Jersey Geology Tau Della Phi: Slaie Scholarship: Targum: Gold R: WRSU: Cheerleader: Greek Week Commiliee: B'nai B'riih l-lillel: AlME: Chemisiry Club: French Club: Boosler Club: Music Club: Sludenl CO-OP. PASOUAL J. SFERRA Somerville, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Delia Upsilon: lnlramurals: Newman Club: Army. JOEL N. SHEPARD Wesl New York, New Jersey Biological Science Delia Phi Alpha: WRSU: Ruigers Film Sociely, Treasurer Biology Club: Deuischer Verein: Army. WILLIAM SHERENGOS Fairview, New Jersey General Educa+ion Varsily Fooiball: Transler Slucleni, Bergen Junior College. JACOB E. SHERMAN Trenlon, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Debaling: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: AIEEXIRE: Siudenf CO-OP. YEHUDA SHERMAN Tren+on, New Jersey Philosophy Phi Beia Kappa: Philosophean Socieiy: Siaie Scholarship: Deans Lisl: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: lZFA: Philosophy Club. DONALD K. SHERWOOD Bronxville, New York Business Adminishafion Beia Theia Pi: Bowling Club: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club: Transfer Siudeni, James Millikin Universiiy. EDMOND E. SHULER Soufh Amboy, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion lniramurals: Crown Club: lialian Club: Bowling Club: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club: Transfer Siucleni, lvlonrnouih Junior College. ARMIDO L. SIGISMONDI Maiawan, New Jersey Civil Engineering lniramurals: ASCE: llalian Club. ALFRED A. SILANO New Brunswick, New Jersey General.Educa'rion Transier Siudeni, Glassboro Siaie Teachers College. BURT SILVER Jersey Cify, New Jersey Business Adminishaiion Tau Delia Phi, Treasurer: Pi Gamma: Siaie Scholarship: Targum, Gold R: WRSU: lniramurals: Lacrosse Club. HOWARD SILVERSTEIN Toms River, New Jersey English Scarlei Barbs: Philosophean Socieiy: Aniho: Quad Club: Lilerary Club: Psychological Socieiy: Boosier Club. ROBERT SILVERSTONE Plainfield, New Jersey English ISO-lb. Fooiball: JV Foofball: Crown Club: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: ASCE: Army. HERBERT M. SINAKIN Jersey Ci+y, New Jersey Biological Science Searle? Barbs: Delia Phi Alpha: Anfho: Deans Lisi: JV Crew: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Boosier Club. FRANK M. SINATRA Perih Amboy, New Jersey General Eclucafion Crown Club: FFA. ANDREW SIVAK New Brunswick, New Jersey Biological Science Lambda Chi Alpha: Sia+e Scholarship: Boys In lvy: Glee Club, Gold R: Choir: lniramurals. GILBERT B. SOLITARE Ailanfic Cily, New Jersey Biological Science Della Phi Alpha: Jazz Club: Deulscher Verein: Psychology Club: Biology Club: Transfer Sludenl, Massachusells Inslilule of Technology. WILLIAM H. SOUDER Glassboro, New Jersey Planl Science Phi Gamma Della: Boosler Club, Treasurer: Inlramurals. 1 HARRY G. SPENCER Springfielcl, New Jersey Animal Science Zela Psi: Band: Freshman Crew: Varsily Crew: Rowing Club: Army. FRANK V. SPERDUTO Bound Brook, New Jersey Physical Educalion Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Army. CLEMENT J. SKEGGS Camden, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Debaling: Crown Club: SAM: Lilerary Club: Philosophy Club: Army. CHARLES B. SLACK Pifman, New Jersey Economics Chi Psi: Alpha Psi Omega: Queens Players: Junior Prom Commillee: IFC Dance Commillee: Inlramurals. DONALD J. SMITH Asbury Parlc, New Jersey General Eclucalion Scarlel' Barbs: General Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: JV Foolball: Inlramurals: Quad Club: Newman Club: Hislory Club. DONALD J. SMITH Sou+h River, New Jersey Chemislry Della Sigma Phi: Upsilon Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: JV Foolball: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Deulscher Verein: Chemislry Club. H. SAMUEL SMITH, JR. Somerville, New Jersey Animal Science Bela Thela Pi: Freshman Wreslling: Varsily Wreslling: Ag Club: Bloclc 81 Bridle: Rifle X4 Pislol Club. IRVING SMITH Highland Park, New Jersey Hislory Transfer Sludenl, Cornell Universily: Army. FRANK R. SPINELLI Cliffside Park, New Jersey Chemisfry Thefa Chi: Scarlef Key: Sfafe Scholarship: Freshman Track: Varsify Track: Inframurals: American Chemical Sociefy: Boosfer Club. DAVID W. STAHL Summif, New Jersey Ceramics Chi Psi: Keramos, Presidenf: Scabbard Z1 Blade: Boys In Ivy: Cvlee Club: Chrisfian Associafion: Ceramic Club. Treasurer: Boosfer Club: Sfudenf CO-OP. HOWARD A. STANLEY Norfh Plainfield, New Jersey Animal Science Block 81 Bridle: Dairy Science Club: Phofographic Sociely. HENRY STEINER, JR. New York, New York Mechanical Engineering Zefa Befa Tau: Cap 81 Skull: Who's Who: Crown 8: Scroll, Vice Presidenf: Senior Class Vice Presidenf: Alpha Psi Omega: Queens Players: Boys ln Ivy, Gold R: Debafing: Glee Club: Varsify Rifle Team: ASME: Engineering So- ciefy: Rifle Sf Pisfol Club. JOHN F. STEPHENSON, JR. Pluckemin, New Jersey Animal Science Thefa Chi: Alpha Zefa: Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Chris- 'Iian Associafion, Co-Chairman: Ag Club: Block Xe Bridle: 4-I-I Club, Presideni: Dairy Club. WILLIAM B. STERN Paferson, New Jersey Hisfory Phi Epsilon Pi: Queens Players: Boys In Ivy: Freshman Swimming: Varsify Swimming: Inframurals. HERMAN L. STEUDEL Passaic, New Jersey Pre-Foresfry Freshman Wresfling: Freshman Crew: Foresfry Club: Chess Club: Transfer Sfudenf, Universify of Buffalo: Army. LAWRENCE R. STIRES Plainfield, New Jersey Romance Language French Club: Spanish Club. JACK L. STOVER New Brunswick, New Jersey Dairy Science Phi Gamma Delfa, Presidenf: Scarlel Key, Presidenf: American Guernsey Caffle Club: Inframurals: Dairy Science Club. VERNON E. STRATTON Tofowa, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Alpha Chi Rho: Alpha Zefa: Sears Roebuck Scholarship: Boys ln Ivy: Band: Block 8: Bridle: Boosfer Club: Rifle X1 Pisfol Club: Transfer Sfudenf, New York Universify: Army. EDWARD S. STRAZDAS Linden, New Jersey Hislory Dislinguished Mililary Sludenl: Freshman Traclc: Infra- murals: Crown Club: Deulscher Verein: Russian Club. ALLEN G. STRECKER Wesf Englewood, New Jersey Animal Science Liveslock Judging Team: lnlramurals: Block 81 Bridle: Navy. ROBERT B. STRONG Bergenfield, New Jersey Cify Planning Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer: Scarlel Key: Slale Scholar- ship: Deans Lisl: Freshman Crew: lniramurals: Communily Planners Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. FRANK N. STRUMFA Easf Brunswiclr, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering ASME. WILLIAM D. STUTZBACH Egg Harbor, New Jersey Animal Science Lambda Chi Alpha: lnlramurals: Poullry Science Club. JAMES R. SUMMERS Jersey Ciry, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Scarlel Barbs, Scarler Barbs Council: WRSU: Quad Club: SAM: Boosler Club: Army. MARTIN D. SUTPHIN Highfsiown, New Jersey Journalism Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer: Siale Scholarship: Targum, Sporfs Edilor, Gold R: WRSU: Deans Lisr: Varsity Soccer: lnframurals: Boosler Club. ANDREW J. SVENTY Clif+on, New Jersey General Educafion Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer: Slale Rehabilalion Scholar- ship: lnlramurals: Boosfer Club: FTA. HARRY K. SWAN Souih Bound Brook, New Jersey General Educalion STEVE S. SZABO Jamesburg, New Jersey Agriculiural Research Tau Kappa Epsilon: Alpha Zela: Leopold Schepp Founda- lion Scholarship: Ag Club: Deulscher Verein: Presby- lerian Young Peoples: Rifle 8: Pisfol Club: Air Force. CLYDE A. SZUCH Soufh River, New Jersey Polifical Science WILLIAM H. TAFT, JR. Monlcleir, New Jersey Economics Quad Club: Pholographic Sociely. MERRILL TAUB Miami, Florida Sanilary Engineering Sigma Alpha Mu, Presidenli lnierlralerniiy Council: Scar- lel Key: IB64 Scholarship: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlramure als: B'nai B'rifh Hillel: ASCE: Boosler Club: Ru+gers En- gineer: Sludenl COAOP, ELLIOTT TAUBENSLAG New Brunswick, New Jersey General Educalion JESSE I. TAYLOR, JR. Wesf Orange, New Jersey Physical Educaiion Zela Psi: Siale Scholarship: Freshman Swimming: Varsiiy Swimming: lnlramurals. JAMES F. TEGEN Bronxville, New Yorl: Business Adminisfrafion Alpha Sigma Phi, Presidenl: Inleriralernily Council: Rulgers Ouling Commillee: JV Crew, Manager. HAROLD E. THISTLE. JR. Highland Park, New Jersey Business Adminisfralicn Army, WILBUR A. THOMAS Dunellen, New Jersey Agriculfural Economics Zeia Psi: Kappa Kappa Psi, Presideni: Band, Vice- Presidenf, Gold R: Dislinguished Mililary Sluclenl: Chris- Iian Associaliong Ag Economics Club, Presidenlq Army. FREDERICK W. THOMPSON, JR. Dunellen, New Jersey Chemisiry Sigma Phi Epsilon: lnlramurals: American Chemical Sociely. WILLIAM I. THOMPSON Midland Park, New Jersey Business AdminisIra'Iion Bela Thela Pi, Presidenf: Inierlralernily Council: Scarlel Key: Scabbard 8: Blade: Slale Scholarship: Chapel Usher, Gold R: Soph Hop Commillee, Deans Lisl: Dislinguished Mililary Sfudeni: Varsily Tennis: lnlramurals: SAM. JOSEPH J. TOLENO, JR. Englewood, New Jersey General Educalion Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer: Scarlei Key: Freshman La- crosse: Iniramuralsg Newman Club' ETA. CLINTON L. TOMS Salem, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Hillside Social Club: SAM: Music Club: Spanish Club: Transler Sludeni, Sampson College. KENNETH D. TRUSCOTT Livingsion, New Jersey General Agricullure Delia Kappa Epsilon: Crown 81 Scroll: Scarlel Key: Alpha Zela: Scarlel LeHer, Eraierniiies Edilor, Gold R: Queens Players: Rariian Aciiviiies Council: ISO-lb. Eooiball: Var- sily Lacrosse: EEA, Presiclenl. i W. WILLIAM TURNER Plainfield, New Jersey Hislory Varsiiy Cross Counlry: Manager: Crown Club: Rifle 84 Pislol Club: Table Tennis Club: Transfer Siuclenl: Union Junior College. WILLIAM M. THOMPSON, JR. Woodbridge, New Jersey Ceramics Alpha Sigma Phi: Inlramurais: Crown Club: Quad Club: Ceramic Club, Vice-Presidenf: Boosler Club. SAMUEL N. THUMIN Newarlc, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion Scarlei Barbs: General Scholarship: SAM: Crown Club: Boosler Club: Table Tennis Club. GEORGE R. TINDALL, JR. Long Branch, New Jersey Economics Economics Honor Socieiy: Deans Lisi: Transler Sluclenl, Monrnoulh Junior College: Army. HAROLD A. TINDALL Laine Hiawafha, New Jersey English Della Sigma Phi: Scarlei Key: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: Inirarnurals: Navy. FREDERICK N. TLUMAC Dumoni, New Jersey Animal Science Alpha Sigma Phi: WRSU: Barn I-lop Commiilee: Iniraf murals: Ag Club: Dairy Science Club. EMIL L. TOBLER Cranford, New Jersey Economics Crown Club: Spanish Club: Transfer Sludeni, Union Junior College: Air Force. A. WALTER TYSON Morrisville, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Bela Pi: Deans Lisi: ASME: Air Force, LESLIE H. UNGER Newarlc, New Jersey Journalism Tau Delia Phi, Secreiary' lnleriraferniiy Council: Pi Gamma, Vice-Presideni: Targum, Managing Ediior, Gold R: Boys In Ivy: Hall of Fame Commilleey Tarqum Coun- cil, Presidenl: lnlramurals: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Boosier Club: Siudenl CO-OP. EDWARD UVACEK, JR. Newarlr, New Jersey Animal Science Livesioclc Judging Team: lniramurals: Crown Club: Ag Club: Block Xe Bridle, Treasurer: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club: Sludeni CO-OP. ROLAND S. VAN ARSDALE New Brunswiclr, New Jersey Chemisiry lnframurals: Crown Club: American Chemical Socieiyj Deuischer Verein: Chess Club: Transfer Siudenl, Fair- leigh Dickinson College: Army. RICHARD P. VAN BENSCHOTEM Roselle Park, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Beia Pi: Deans Lisi: Army. DAVID C. VAN SICKLE Porf Jervis, New York English Delia Upsilon: Reformed Church Scholarship: Chapel Choir: Cvlee Club, Gold R. JOSEPH C. VENERUS Woodbridge, New Jersey Ceramics lniramurals: Crown Club: American Ceramic Socieiy: Ceramic Club: Engineering Socieiy: Newman Club, JAMES H. VEY Caldwell, New Jersey Animal Science Bela Theia Pi: Livesioclc Judging Team: Freshman Baslcei- ball: Ag Club: Block X1 Bridle. , EDWARD M. VICENZI Rariian, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfraiion Scabbard 8: Blade: Siaie Scholarship: Deans Lisl. RAY A. VOHDEN Springfield, New Jersey Business Adminisirafion War Memorial Scholarship: Preceplor: Freshman Fooiball: Varsiiy Fooiball: Freshman Wreslling: Varsily Wresilinq: Mosi Improved Wresiler Trophy: Varsiiy Traclc. DELBERT G. VOIGHT Monlclair, New Jersey Animal Science Chi Psi: Ag Barn I-lop Commillee: Ag Field Day: Live- slock Judging Team: Freshman Foofball: Freshman Wres' Iling: Chrislian Science Organizalion: Ag Club: Dairy Science Club, ViceAPresidenI'. WILLIAM T. WADDINGTON Rahway, New Jersey Engineering Adminislralion Thela Chi: JV Crew: Inlramurals: Chess Club: SAM: Army. C. PETER WAGNER New Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Science Phi Bela Kappa: Alpha Zela: War Memorial Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Freshman Soccer: Inlramurals: Dairy Science Club, Presidenl: lnlervarsily Chrislian Fellowship. PAUL C. WALKER Ewan, New Jersey Psychology Lambda Chi Alpha: Scabbard 81 Blade: Slale Scholar' ship: Deans Lisl: ISO-Ib. Foolballg Freshman Track: lnlra- murals: lnlervarsily Chrislian Fellowship, Presidenl: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Sludenl' CO-OP. NED L. WALL Wes? Orange, New Jersey Journalism Freshman Foolball: Air Force. JAMES W. WALSH Hasbrouck Heighls, New Jersey English Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice-APresidenI: Inlerlrafernily Council: WRSU: Queens Players: Rulgers Ouling Commillee: Freshman Crew: lnlramurals: Boosler Club. JOHN F. WARD Roselle Park, New Jersey Ceramics Ceramic Club: Transfer Sludenl, Merchanl Marine Acad- emy: Army. JAMES H. WARING Rulherlord, New Jersey Physical Educafion Lambda Chi Alpha: Slale Scholarship: Dislinguished Mililary Sludenlp Freshman Baskelball: Varsily Baskelball: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: Canlerbury Club. RONALD E. WARNER PiI'IsburgI1, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Kappa Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Scabbard 3: Blade: Nalional Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: JV Foolball: Varsily Fool- ball: Freshman Baseball: ASME. DAVID B. WARREN Scheneclady, New York Sociology Chi Phi, Presidenl: Inlerlralernify Council: Debaling: IFC Block Parly: JV Foolball, Manager: lnlramurals: Socio- logical Sociely: Sailing Club: Army. JOHN W. WARRENDER lrvingion, New Jersey Animal Science Liveslock Judging Team: Block X1 Bridle: Sludenl CO-OP: Transfer Siudeni, Seion Hall. HAROLD G. WEBER Sfirling, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering Ruigers Engineer: Bowling Club. ALFRED L. WEBERSINN Ramsey, New Jersey English DAVID WEBSTER Jenkinlown, Pennsylvania Animal Science Deans Lisi: Rariian Aciiviiies Club: Ag Club: Dairy Science Club: Alpha Phi Omega. BERNARD WECHT Pomp+on Lakes, New Jersey Business Aclminislrafion Sigma Alpha Mu: Phi Beia Kappa: Economics Honor Sociely: Deans Lisl: Varsiiy Baseball, Manager: lniraf murals: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Boosier Club: Siudeni CO-OP. KENNETH WEINGARTEN Hackensack, New Jersey Plan? Science Phi Sigma Della: lniramurals: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Ag Club: Horlus Club. HERBERT W. WEINSTEIN Margale, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Epsilon Pi: Scarlei Key: Aniho, Gold R: Scarlel Key Dance: Deans Lisi: Varsiiy Eooibali, Manager: infra- murals: Boosier Club. JOHN A. WELLS, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Civil Engineering Phi Gamma Delia, Treasurer: Scabbard 81 Blade: ASCE: Army. ROBERT B. WERNER Ruiherford, New Jersey Cl1emis+ry Phi Epsilon Pi: Targum: WRSU: Boys ln ivy, Gold R: Deans Lisl: Freshman Soccer: Varsiiy Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: lniramurals: American Chemical Sociely: Deuischer Verein. HENRY O. WERNTZ Margaie, New Jersey Biological Science Scarlei Barbs: Phi Bela Kappa: Bela loia Lambda: Della Phi Alpha: IS64 Scholarship: Queens Players: Deans Lisi: Quad Club: Biology Club: Alpha Phi Omega: Fine Aris Club: Luiheran Siudenis Associaiion. ALFRED S. WILLIAMS, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering Eia Kappa Nu: Tau Bela Pi: Deans Lisi: Bowling Club, Navy. ROBERT P. WILLIAMS Glen Ridge, New Jersey Pre-Foresfry JOHN H. WILLIS Easf Orange, New Jersey Business Adminisirafion I864 Scholarship: Deans Lisl: Chrislian Associalion: Boosler Club: SAM, RICHARD T. WILSEY Sea Isle Ciiy: New Jersey Business AdminisIra+ion Scarlel Barbs: Crown Club: Boosler Club: Navy. JOHN P. WHITCOMB Hillsdale, New Jersey General Educafion Hillside Social Club: Transfer Sluclenf, Columbia Uni- versily: Air Force. FLOYD H. WHITE Sou+I1 Amboy, New Jersey Psychology Air Force. JOHN S. WHITEHILL, JR. Highland Park, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Zela Psi: WRSU: Glee Club: Boys ln Ivy: GFTO: Infra- murals. BENTLEY WICKHAM New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminisirafion JOHN V. WILDING Per+h Amboy, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Slale Scholarship: WRSU: Deans Lisl: AIEEXIRE: Oul- ing Club: Bowling Club. ARTHUR D. WILLIAMS, New Brunswick, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Scarlel Barbs: General Scholarship: Crown Club: Engi- neering Sociefy: AIEEXIRE: Bowling Club: Ouling Club: Rifle 84 Pisfol Club. PETER A. WINGERTER Red Bank, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Delia Kappa Epsilon: Scabbard 81 Blade: lnlramurals. ROBERT E. WINTZ Norfh Bergen, New Jersey English Zefa Bela Tau: Alpha Psi Omega: WRSU, Gold R: Boys ln lvy: Oueens Players: Rufgers Ouling Commiflee: Freshman Track: Boosier Club: Lilerary Club. WARREN A. WISENDAHL New Jersey, New Jersey Agriculfural Research Navy. ROBERT A. WITHEY Long Branch, New York General Educafion Chi Phi, Treasurer: WRSU: Freshman Cross Counlry: Varsily Track: lnlramurals: Geography Club: Hisfory Club: Boosler Club. CHARLES R. WITTERS, SR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Aclminis+ra+ion Deulscher Verein: Alpha Phi Omega, Presidenf: Trans- fer Siudenl, Union Junior College: Army. JOHN E. WIUFF Fords, New Jersey Business Aclminisfralion Economics Honor Socieiy: Tau Kappa Alpha, Treasurer: Debaling, Gold R: Deans Lisf: lnframurals: Crown Club: lnfernafional Club: SAM, President HARVEY G. WOLFE New York, New York Polifical Science Sigma Alpha Mu: Scarlef LeH'er: Boys In lvy: Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: All lnlramural Foolball Team. MAURICE WOLFINGER Spring Valley, New York Business Aclminis+ra+ion JOHN W. WOODRUFF Trenion, New Jersey Biological Science Scarlel Barbs: Crown Club: Hockey Club: Psychological Sociely. MILTON B. YATVIN New Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Science Sigma Alpha Mu: JV Foofball: B'nai B'ri'rh Hillel: FFA: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. l'7 'T'? i i i T l l I JAMES A. YECK Englishfown, New Jersey Chemisfry Siare Scholarship: Freshman Cross Counfry: Varsily Cross Couniry: Crown Club: American Chemical Socieiy: Deul- sch Verein: Lufheran Sludenrs Associaiion. EDMUND W. YOUNGSMAN Paferson, New Jersey Economics Scarlei Barbs: Economics Honor Sociely, Presidenl: Deans Lisl: Junior Prom Commilleeq lnlramural: Quad Club: Transfer Sludenl, Paierson Slale Teachers College. DOUGLAS M. ZEEK Housion, Texas Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice Presidenl: Alpha Phi Omega: Boosler Club: ASME: Maih Club: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club. STEPHEN G. ZELENY Nufley, New Jersey Plani Science Ford Hall Club: Horfus Club: Jazz Club: Ru+gers Rural Review: Rifle 81 Pislol Club. ALLAN ZELNICK Mounf Freedom, New Jersey Polirical Science Scarlel Barbs: Who's Who: Siudenr Council, Treasurer: Scarlet Barbs Council: Queens Players: Debaling: Infra- murals: Crown Club: Ford Hall Club: B'nai B'rii'h Hillel: Deuischer Verein: Bowling Club: Rifle X: Pislol Club: Sfudenl CO-OP. FREDERICK D. ZUCKER Roselle, New Jersey Polifical Science Deans Lisl: Glee Club: Varsily Rifle Team: lniramurals: lialian Club: Rifle 81 Pisiol Club: Army. DONALD ABARBANEL Jersey Ciiy, New Jersey English WILLIAM ARWAY Woodbridge, New Jersey Physical Educaiion RONALD J. ASINARI Norih Bergen, New Jersey Journalism RAMON BASIE Newark, New Jersey Hisiory CLYDE V. BERGEN Somerville, New Jersey Animal Science ROBERT J. BICKNELL New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion GEORGE H. BONNINGTON, JR. Teaneck, New Jersey Animal Science RONALD J. BRANDMAYR Union Cify, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering LAWRENCE BRESSLER Newark, New Jersey Agriculiural Research RICHARD V. BRONG New Brunswick, New Jersey Psychology EUGENE BROWN Carierei, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion MARVIN B. CHASEK Elizabeih, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering JOSEPH M. DeSALVO Rahway, New Jersey Civil Engineering OLIMBIO DIGIOVANNI Highland Park, New Jersey Agriculfural Research CHARLES J. DOONER Margaie, New Jersey Rural Social Science ROBERT M. DOUGHERTY Red Bank, New Jersey Biological Science ROBERT J. DUNN New Brunswick, New Jersey General Agriculfure EARL F. FERGUSON, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Agricullural Research CARL A. FLEMING, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey English WILLIAM L. GEORGE, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Geology HERBERT W. GOECKELER Newark, New Jersey Sociology JOHN H. GOTBERG Plainfield, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion EAMEHA EHY JAMES H. GOTTSCHALCK Ridgefield Park, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering PAUL E. HAMER Rahway, New Jersey General Agriculiure CHARLES S. HARDING Glenridge, New Jersey Plani Science LEON S. HARRIS Jersey Cily, New Jersey Polilical Science JOHN M. HAYES Leonardo, New Jersey General Educaiion GEORGES N. HIS Wafchung, New Jersey Geology DONALD F. HOOPS Tenafly, New Jersey Business Adminislraiion WILLIAM P. HOWE Penningion, New Jersey PIan+ Science JOHN H. KAISER Trenion, New Jersey General Educaiion FRANK S. KOOS New Brunswick, New Jersey Ceramics PETER M. KUKAN Fords, New Jersey Poliiical Science ARIEL M. LANDY Highland Park, New Jersey General Educaiion LOUIS La ROSS Rarifan, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering NORMAN R. LITTLE Norih Caldwell, New Jersey Economics DAVID W. LUNDBERG Bloomfield, New Jersey English CHARLES H. MARCIANTE Trenion, New Jersey PoIi+icaI Science JOHN R. MAUCH Nepiune, New Jersey Economics JOSEPH. G. MAYER Lakewood, New Jersey Physical Educaiion ARNOLD F. MERVISH Washinglon, New Jersey Poliiical Science REYNOLD NEBEL Meiuchen, New Jersey General Educaiion EDMOND P. O'BRIEN Roselle, New Jersey American Civilizalion FRANK H. ODELL New Brunswick, New Jersey Plani Science GEORGE E. OLIVER New Brunswick, New Jersey Biological Science DANIEL G. PARRILLO Bloomfield, New Jersey Geology 249 EMIL E. PERONA Andover, New Jersey Animal Science ROBERT M. PETERSON, JR. Glen Rock, New Jersey General Agriculiure RUDY A. PFUHL Ramsey, New Jersey General Agriculiure CHARLES M. PIKE Mafawan, New Jersey Economics DONALD N. POLLARD Vineland, New Jersey English S. WALTER POULSHOCK Allaniic Cify, New Jersey Hisfory WILLIAM V. PRISTOP Mariinsville, New Jersey General Educafion PAUL C. PROESSEL Plainfield, New Jersey Business Adminisirafion MORDECAI RUBIN New York, New York Romance Language ROMAN B. RUTKOWSKI Cleveland, Ohio Biological Science MORTON J. SCHULTZ Linden, New Jersey Journalism WILLIAM J. SCHWARZE Nufley, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering CARL J. SHAUNESSY Dumonf, New Jersey General Educaiion MARK A. SMITH Easl' Orange, New Jersey Mafhemaiics WESLEY F. SPRINGHORN, JR. Blue Poini, New York Business Adminisiraiion RICHARD A. UPDIKE, JR. Trenion, New Jersey General Educaiion LEO L. VAN KOLL Belle Mead, New Jersey Animal Science MARK S. WHITNEY Camden, New Jersey English ALLEN W. WILLENBROCK Nixon, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering JOHN K. WOLFRAM New Brunswick, New Jersey Journalism IRWIN P. WOOLFSON Plainfield, New Jersey Geography ROBERT WYGANT Albany, New York Physical Educafion WILLIAM B. ZIFF Saraso+a, Florida Philosophy ALVARO ZULOAGA New York, New York Business Adminisirafion me My may Arrived ' 15 ffm. N1 'A vi' f ,, 'M idly? A ff 1 W ,. M 3 250 The TradiTional pipe breaking ceremony. IT has seemed a long Time in Corning. And yeT in looking baclc iT hasnlT really been so long aT all. The lasT Tew weeks in parTicular seem To whiz by aT a hec3Tic pace, apparenTly anxious To eiecT us inTo a new way oT liTe. BaccalaureaTe and The Senior Ball, a couple oT ceremonies handed down by gene-raTions oT RuTgers men. Breaking our clay pipes on The cannon To signiTy The breaking oT our Tormal Ties wiTh The UniversiTy. The Tar Tlung class assembled by wallcy-Tallcy Trom all over The sTaTe To iusT The proper seaT in The sTadium. A sQarleT Tassle shiTTed Trorn leTT To righT . . . and iTls all oyer . . . or is iT? The rnen below know beTTer. And in years To Come iT will be The Class oT 52 re-Turning To march in The parade, renew old Triendships, and ioin in The aTTempT To relive The Thrills and hearTbrealcs oT Those wonderTul 'llvy Yearsll spenT On The Banlcs. The alumni refurn. Follow ThaT beer! You canf Tell Them IT all ends wlTl1 grad Adminisiralors . Ag Barn Hop ............ Ag Clubs .................. l72 Ag Economics Club ASAE Block and Bridle Club Dairy Science Club FFA Foresiry Club 4-H Club Horlus Club Pouliry Science Club Rufgers Rural Review Ag Field Day ............ Alpha Chi Rho ..... Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Sigma Phi .... Alpha Zeia .... ' ....... Amaleur Radio Club .... Aniho ................ Arfs Clubs ............ Aulum Fine Arls Club Lilerary Club Philosophy Club Phoiographic Socieiy n Divider ........... Band ....,...,.. ... Baseball ........ Baskeiball ,,.....,... Bela lo+a Lambda .. Bela Theia Pi ..... Boai Ride ...... Boosier Club .... Boys in lvy .... Camera Shy ..,. Cap and Skull .. Cave Club .......... Chapel Choir, Ushers Cheerleaders .,.... Chess Club .,,. Chi Phi ...... Chi Psi .,,. Class Officers Concerl Series .... Crew ,..,............. Crew, Junior Varsiiy Cross Couniry ...... Crown and Scroll ..,. Crown Club .. Debaling ....... Declicalion ..,..... Delia Kappa Epsilon . Delia Phi ......... Delia Phi Omega .. Delia Sigma Phi Della Upsilon .. INDEX Dorms ....,...., . . Demaresi Ford Ouad Economics Honor Sociely .... .... Engineering Clubs ........ .,.. AIEEXIRE ASCE ASME Ceramic Club Council of Engineering Socieii Rufgers Engineer Eia Kappa Nu ...... .... Fencing .......,..... .... Fooiball ............... . . Fooiball, Junior Varsiiy .. Fooiball, ISO-lb. .......... Freshman Sporfs, Spring .... .... Winier Freshman Week .......... .,.. Fu+ure Teachers of America .... Gamma Rho Alpha ..... .. Gamma Sigma ....... .. Glee Club .... .,.. Graduaiion .......... .... Greek Week ............. .. Harman Trophy Displays ... .. Hillside Campus ....,.. .. Honorary Sociefies ... .... Index .........,.......... .... lnferfraierniiy Council .... . . lnl-ramurals ............. .... Junior Prom ....... .... Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Sigma .... .. Keramos ......... . . . . Lacrosse ........... .... Lambda Chi Alpha ... .... Language Clubs ... .,.. Deuischer Verein French Club llalian Club Spanish Club Malh Club ........ .... Miliiary Ball ....... .... .... NJC. .,........,.......,,.... . Nafional Siudeni Associaiion ..... Pariy, Pariy ,.,............ .... Phi Alpha Theia .. .... Phi Bela Kappa .. ,... Phi Epsilon Pi .... .. Phi Gamma Della .... .. Phi Lambda Upsilon ., .. Philosophean Sociely ... ,... Phi Sigma Delia ...... .... Pi Alpha Xi ..... .. PiGamma... 252 66 I22 I34 GS I22 I08 78 86 87 I68 IO9 75 I44 34 36 I56 250 I5 72 70 II6 252 I4 I70 I46 l23 38 I23 I6O 40 I4O I44 I77 I57 I44 ISO I24 II9 42 44 I24 I25 46 I25 I26 Pi Kappa Alpha .. . .. 48 Pi Tau Sigma .. ... I26 Psi Chi ...... ... I27 Oueens Players ........ .. I48 Religious Clubs ......... ... I3I B'nai B'riI'h Hillel Canlerbury Club Chrisiian Associaiion Chrisfian Science Organizaiion infer-Varsiiy Chrisfian Fellowship Luiheran Siudeni Associaiion Newman Club Presbyierian Young Peoples Rifle Team ,.,...... R.O.T.C. .......... . 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