Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1953 volume:

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Photography COPYRIGHT l953 In N , , ., , S , X , , -Q . WF: i . V A V ky K f. r ., A Winter Scene at the Quad Kirkpatrick Chapel in the Spring r 'e?iN'1?Q'5lii'M it ': .- H S WA'- 'f2p 1-he 'ca I.-mf, S egffg The Douglass Horseshoe Acknowledgments As we presenl lo lhe sludenls ol lhe Col- leges lor Men ol Rulgers Universily lhis l953 edi- lion ol lhe SCARLET LETTER we wish lo offer our sincere lhanks and apprecialion lo: E. Hopkins Brill 'l4, who has always been ready wilh advice lo keep us oul ol financial diffi- cullies, THE TARGUM and lhe Rulgers Public Re- lalions oliice lor lheir assislance in our galhering logelher lhe piclures we needed lo presenl our view ol college lile, The Krommelbeins, Wall and Mrs., lor lheir abilily lo gel us lhe righl piclures al lhe righl lime regardless ol lhe obslacles involved, The slall of lhe Campus Publishing Com- pany and especially Earl Nichols and his very nice Secrelary, Anne Becker, Mrs. Kinney al lhe Sludenl Union, lor pick- ing up lhe loose ends lhal we somehow always leave lying around, Our pholographers who pul much ol lheir lime and elforl inlo lhis issue, All lhose ol you who wailed so palienlly while lhe pholographers gol lheir equipmenl ready, The iunior edilors and members ol lhe slalf who did much ol lhe clelailed and less rewarding work in gelling oul lhis edilion, The sludenls lhemselves, each ol whom involunlarily paid 54.20 lor lhis book. 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L- Through +he Gales 'fo Bishop Campus Engineering Building on Neilson Campus CO TENTS Administration .... 1 0 Honors ....... 18 Living Groups .... 34 Activities ...... 94 ports ....... 1 32 Features ...... 1 72 Classes . . ..... 1 38 We 00111011111 his half 0 FMF ll HM. . . who in 36 years of service +o ihe Universiiy in fhe College of Agri- culfure has never forgoflen +ha+ each one of us is an individual. His warm- hearred encouragemenl of his slu- den+s has conlribuled greafly +o Ru1'ger's slanding as one of fhe na'rion's besl agricullural schools. We dedica+e 'rhis book +o him in lhe knowledge +ha+ he has achieved +he grea+es+ honor a +eacher can aHain -+he respecl' and love of his s+uden1's. M 1 1 E , Ni , ms.....i.. Nudwwhbi , rv -ir Q 1 flf 'ffywy-a4,M.em .M -V , . .. ' A -, ,MWKQMW-1H.n,,,'1LfLiiYQlfi,35fv'21Q'Q LQE' wf A ' gf is vzxmig : Q 1.4 ff fm fiwwwfw:,,.2v:1Sf'z'ix ' f'fffx2':-ezysEi7Ff3z'Q?,g5,UfX54Qiff ' , A -J,, UM. 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Opening The ceremonies was a pro- cession ThaT was made up of repre-senTives Trom all parTs OT The world. Presiding aT The ceremonies was Governor Ahfrecl E. Driscoll who laTer pre- senTed Dr. Jones wiTh The CharTer ol The UniversiTy. Dr. Jones receiving The CharTer from Governor Driscoll Ru-lgers New Presiclem' and Firsl Lady BEANS AND ADMINISTRATURS I2 Alberl' E. Meder, Jr. Dean of ihe Universily h I . I . . N Dean William H. Marlin Dean Harry G. Owen A unlversily I5 many lliinqs- ll 15 bwldinqs- College ofAgricuI+ufe College 0fAf+sand Sciences li is sluclenis. ll is prolessors. And loo, ii is admin- Dean Elmercg Eamon Dean J. Donald Nam islralors. Il is lhese men, who are ollen personally College of Engineering School of Educafion unknown lo lhe sludenls, who are responsible lor 'rhe smoolh lunclioning ol lhe college communiry. FIRST ROW ll.. 'lo R.l: Davis, Housing: Brill, Purchasing: Melzger, Secrelary of lhe Universifyg Moreland, Public Relafions: Kirkwood, Admissions, Johnson, Compfroller. SECOND ROW lL. lo R.l: Brown, Buildings and Grounds: Abernefhy, Chaplain: Kirkwood, Personnel and Placement Cameron, Librarian: Roclxafeller, Physical Educafiong Huriado, Sludenr Healfhq Marlin, Regisfrar. Dr. Thurlow Nelson Professor Lyman Schermerhorn Dr. Henry Van Mafer Dr. Howard McKinney Zoology Planf Science Professor Richard Reager Professor George Van der Public Speaking Animal Science l P l J i FAU L'I'Y llllllllllll Dr. John Koenig Dr. Harold Granf Ceramic Engineering Mafhemafics Professor Harold Corleff Dr. Norman Stamps Romance Languages Polifical Science Chemisfry Music Noof Professor Samuel Owen Professor Milfon Schwarfz Engineering Psychology A collecfion of familiar faces from fhe Rufgers faculfy. Professor Rex Cunliffe Dr. William Lamonf Educafion English Professor Alexander Balinlry Dr. Henry Winlcler Economics Hisfory I4 TUIIENT U0llNUlL Farber, lllig, Krivilzlry, Craig, and Anderson have a pre- . M EM BERS session worlrouf. OFFICERS Presidenl .... .....,..,,... ...... A l an llliq Vice Pres.. , , Willis Howard Rec. Sec. ,.... Edwin Be Corr. Sec.. ,. .. ,James Craig Treasurer .... r . .Jolin Byrne Prislr, Driscoll, Jeney, Paralusz, Anderson, Sfifes, Be, lllig, Howard, Byrne, McBride, Farber, Rue, Adler, Krivifzlry. Kennefln Anderson James Craig Willis Howard Alan llliq Herman Adler Edwin Be Roberl McBride I953 William Jeney Jay Krivilzlcy John Paralusz William Rue Roberl Sliles l954 Jolin Byrne Norman Driscoll Hilliard Farber l955 Thomas Prisk I5 H 0 N 0 R S Q ,gi , , JK A 7 f ww, ' JM' ' ,af Q 1 fy G' , .rw-NL' A ,V X -Vw? ,i 9'-511 VVV Xf' 4 3 Q ,R if W ,Q ' f W - ,f . W7 ' 2 5 ' 'fT'W . ,' , - .Q 'Q ' Q. ' , , X + AV 'H' i' S' A if 1' Hg 27 f rw f 1, W , V- .... ,, . 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A f Ef33w,', A f Q'? fWNf M ' -1 Y .-ik' 5 Smmew ,W Mm' 6 y 4 pw ' :Z-f3,'..,g,2 . ,.,, f A - - Q -3 -- ' '- WHWWW f:,g I .,,. , ' ,' W. M A V5VVVVN,VV, UAP AND SKULL Charles Carroll Morlon Cl1ia+ James Craig A+l'1 C ll Willis Howard Roberl Husfecl Alan lllig Harold Packer Morfon Shlossman Roberi Siiles J h Z Sooior Honor Soohoy Esfablished al' Rufgers in l900 .oan nog Lord High sooo 13bi igeta Bernard Augusfus Bearer Henry Milfon Biggin 'Richard E. Boswell Roberf Sferling Cowie William Thomas Deifz Ben Ernesf Eilerf Thomas Aloysius Faughnan 'Ernesf D. Fiore Nafhanel Ralph Frankel George Erwin Goodger 'Fred P. Hauclr Charles Edward Hess Edgar Allan Hoedemalcer 'Arno R. Hohn John Pursell Hughes Alan Karl lllig William Jurgelsky, Jr. Roberf Sfephen Kern Joseph Enrico Laggini appa 953 Richard Davis Lane 'Donald A. Limoli 'Myron J. Linder Richard William Lock Maxwell Sidney Luria 'Ronald B. Massarilx Alfred Merriff Earl David Myers John Offo F. Roehm, Jr. 'Leon S. Rosenlolaff 'Kennefh Rufmann Anfhony James Saffilaro Edward Schoifef Roberf Crawford Sfifes Paul Sfrauss Herberf Alfred Wealcliem Jerome Francis Welsh Pefer Joseph Woifowicz 'Elecfed during fheir Junior year CLASS OF I954 Edmund Deafs Abegg Richard Lee Kahler Elias Rand Leonard Saul Rosen ' iv re 5 Q Q H Q Q Q Q Q 55 Q 5 S5 QQQQ H HHQHHQH K QHHHHH Q Q 5 Q Q H 5 ae 5 as as as Q H Si Q Q M WHO' WHO Among Sludenls in American Universilies and Colleges Herman A. Adler C. Kennelh Anderson Paul D. Baba Edwin W.B. Be James A. Byrne Marlon J. Chia? Bruce A. Clymer James P. Craig Arihur W. Croolxe P. James Cunningham Nalional Collegiale Honor Sociely Eslrablished al Rulgers in l94l C. Norman Driscoll Hilliard Farber Walker Glassford, Jr. Willis W. Howard, Jr Edward E. Hulschmid Alan K. lllig John B. Jeffers William E. Jeney B. Leroy Johnson Slephen M. Kreyns Jay Krivilzlry Myron J. Linder Charles P. Logg, Jr. John J. Paralusz Richard B. Reynolds Howard S. Richfer Willam C. Rue Russell J. Sandblom Morfon L. Shlossman Roberf C. Sliles FIRST ROW, lefl' lo righlz Byrne, Chial, Anderson, Shlossman, Adler, Baba, B Krivilzlry. SECOND ROW: Jeffers, Clymer, Rue, Richfer, Johnson, Howard THIRD ROW: S+i+es, Linder, Sandblom, Driscoll, Legg, Farber, Jeney, Crooke lllig. 20 UHUWN AND 'UHULL HE HY RITGEH' Junior Honorary Sociely Eslablished al Rufgers I939 SITTING: John Byrne, John Jeffers, Bruce Clymer. STANDING: Herman Adler, Herberl' Kale, Donald Dun- can, Norman Driscoll, John Kraushaar, Paul Baba, Edward Maclr, Melvin Silver. MISSING: Edwin Be, Herberi' Lipschullz, Richard Rey- nolds, Roberl Reynolds, OFFICERS Prcsidcnl .... ......,......... J ohn Jellers Vice Presidcnl ..., Richard Reynolds Secmfmy .. Herberl Lipschulh UHULAHS Independenl Research Program Eslablished al Rulgers I95O IST ROW: Edward Hufschmid, Peler Woilowicz, Fred Hauclc, Roberf Dennisfon, Richard Boswell, Paul Slrauss. 2Nd ROW: Roberl Kern, Herberf Wealcliem, Henry Big- gin, Lewis Koenigsberg, Pelrer Nillolo, Edward Schoifel, Bernard Bearer, Richard De Geisso. 3RD ROW: Roberl' S+i+es, William Slroiher, Ronald Massarilc, John Karras, William Dunlrin, Maxwell Luria, Ben Eilerl, Alan Howard, Thomas Faughnan. MISSING: Morlon Shlossman, William York. ALPH UMEGA P I HONORARY DRAMATIC SOCIETY Established a+ Rulgers in I949 OFFICERS Presidenl' ,... .......,.. ....,,, F r ed Peselsky Vice Presldenl 4.., .... M illicenl Loll FIRST ROW Ileff Io rigl1+l: J. Sco+I', L. Rosenblail, R. Saaclce, B. Anderson, J. Jeffers, W. Alcers. SECOND ROW: J. Brown, C. Eby, S. Garrison, W. Sfiles, C. Herer, W. Glassford, F. Clucas. THIRD ROW: F. Miller, R. Di Marco, F. Ouicll, R. Brinsler, G. Or+l'1ey, R. Koch, R. Luhens, R. Miller, C. Hess. SEATED llef+ +o righ+l: M. LoH, F. Peseislry, M. Parker, E. Taubenslag. NATIONAL HONORARY AGRICULTURAL FRATERNITY Eslablished af Rufgers in I922 OFFICERS Cnancellor . ...,,....,,,.,., Franklin Miller Censor ... ..... Burleigh Anderson Scribe ,,..., Clwarles Hess Treasurer ...., Frecl Clucas Cnrcnicler . ...Carlelon I-lerer ALPHA ZETA FIRST ROW IIef'r 'Io righ+I: A. SaHiIaro, J. AIIan, L+. Col. Tucker, M. Kenner. SECOND ROW: A. Gueniher, J. Daulus, E. Hurfado, J. Weiss, E. Schoifef. THIRD ROW: H. Lonsdale, F. SchIe'Her, R. Resin, A. Illig. FOURTH ROW: L. Kerschner, W. DaIIey, A. Young, A. Day+on, R. D'Aiu+o. NATIONAL HONORARY BIOLOGY FRATERNITY Es+abIisI1d a+ Ru+gers in l952 OFFICERS PresIdenr ....................,... Kenne'II's KroII Vice-Presidenr .,..... ..... W illiam Africano Recording Secrerary ,,..... ....... L ouise Zillig Corresponding Secrerary ...,., ..TI'1eodore SfaIwI Treasurer ......,..,........... NaII1aneI Frankel AIR R 0LD IWNHETY NATIONAL HONORARY AIR FORCE SOCIETY Es+abIisI'1ecI af Rufgers in I953 OFFICERS Squadron Commander ..,........,.,. John AIIan Secrerary ,.....,.... .... A nIIrony SaIIIIaro Treasurer ...,, .. ..... Marrin Konner FIRST ROW Ileff +o rIgI1+I: L. FenIon, J. MarIcIe, D. Cohen, M. DePaoIi, E. Bam- berger, M. Rorror, E. Rand. SECOND ROW: L. Zillig, B. Roberis, B. Simon, R. KaI1Ier, P. Gebei, J. GIucIr. THIRD ROW: D. Smi+I'1, R. BaIcIwIn, W. Africano, R. Brinkman, S. Berger, N. FranIteI, T. Advisor .... Dr. MeIbourne CarrIIcer S+aI1I, Dr. Carriker, A. SaH'iIaro, K. KroII. lfF?Q,,,., w -fr if-'B 0 f 9 DELTA ALPHA IST ROW Ilefi +o righflz T. Hamilfon, NATIONAL HONORARY GERMAN J. FormicI1eIIa, J. Zimmermann, J. Welsh, FRATERNITY A. Hclzmann. ZND ROW: R. Kahler, Esiablished ai Rufgers in I935 R. De Geiso, R. Boswell, H. WeaIvIiem. OFFICERS Pi-esideni ,.., ........,.,. J oInn Zimmermann Secrelary ..,. Ke-nnefli Rulman Treasurer .. ,.. Jerome Welsh ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY Es+abIisIuecI al Rulgers in I947 OFFICERS Pi'e5icIenI ,.........,...., Jolin Zimmermann Vice-Fresidenl ... ,,. ..... Jolwn Nicoole Recording Secrelary ..,., ,.,. A Iired Merrill? STANDING Ileff Io rigI'1+I: J. Piefruslcy, Corresponding Secrelary .,,...,. Louis D. Rienzo J. Nicoole, J. Kalina, J. Zimmermann, Treasurer ....... ....,,. . .. , Paul Kalina L. De Rienzo, G. Richards, G. Goodger. EUUNUMIC H0 0A WHHETY 24 ETA KAPPA NU 1 I HONORARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY Es+abIisI'1ed a+ Rufgers In I950 OFFICERS Presidenr .......,............... WiIIiam EngIe Vice-Presideni' ....4.,.... ..., R Ichard Bergman Corresponding Secrefary ..., Roberf I-Iusied Recording Secrefary .... ,.,... A r'I'I1ur Crooke- Treasurer ............ .... R ichard Bergman SEATED Ileff fo righ+I: J. SaImon, K. Anderson, D. RusseII. STANDING: A. Cafana, S. Hari. FIRST ROW Ilefi fo rIgI1+I: W. Engle, R. Bergman, A. Crooke, R. Husfed. SECOND ROW: P. Beyernheimer, J. Dunn, Prof. DaggeH, T. Van Duzer, N. Pike. NATIONAL HONORARY BAND FRATERNITY Esfablished af Rufgers in I946 OFFICERS Presidenr ................. C. Kennerh Anderson Vice-Presidenr .....,,............... Scar? Hari' Secrefary .... ...... D onaId Russell Treasurer . .... Anflwony CaIana KAPPA KAPPA P I KIPPI , KIPPI in 5 . 9 '4 HONORARY EDUCATION FRATERNITY Esfablished af Rufgers in l952 OFFICERS Presideni ... ,....... ... ......, Louis Lynch Vice-Presidenr .. ., . ,, Perer Lumia Socreiary ,,.... .. Ardlwony Cafana, Jr. Treasurer ... OeraId I-IiqInboII'wam AdvI5or , . Dr, W. S. Srerner IST ROW IIe'I+ Io rIgIw+I: R. La Maire, A. SIoIIer, E. Kas+enbein. ZND ROW: D. Monks, P. Baba, N. Tallan, M. Leipold. IST ROW Ilefi 'Io rigI1+I: W. Sferner, A. Cafana, P. Lumia, A. Gormley. 2ND ROW: J. Salmon, D. Russell, R. PIasIzow, M. SIIver, R. Sparks, A. Aberbach, M. CaroI. 3RD ROW: I. Purifz, R. Osier- man, R. McBride, A. Berlin, W. Biesia- cIecI:i, W. Munyan, R. Irwin. HONORARY CERAMIC FRATERNITY Es'IabIIsI'1ed aI' Rufgers In I946 OFFICERS PresIden+ .......,............ BenIamIn CoIosIcy Vice-PresIdenI .... ..... R oberI La Maire Secrerery ....... ..,. If rnesf KasIenbeIn Ircasurcr . .... ArIIwur SIOIICV I-IaraId Norman TaIIan IIIIIIAIIIO' SEATED IIeH fo righilz D. LimoIi, L. Kerschner, F. Galbraiih, J. Hamp+on, A. IIlig, P. Lumia. NATIONAL HONOR CHEMISTRY FRATERNITY Established ai Rufgers in I923 OFFICERS Prcsidcnf .......,.......... Marvin Richards Vice-Presidenf ..4.,......... ...Crispin CaIvo Recording Seci'oIary ..........,.., Bruce Ashby Corrcspondincz SecreIary ..... Roborf Couniryman Advisor .,.. .... ,.... ..... D r , V. P. Sirauss I Pnl ALPHA 'umm HONORARY HISTORY FRATERNITY Esfablished ai RuIgers in I948 OFFICERS Presideni' ..,.,................... DonaIcI Limoli Vice-Presidenf .... Joseph HampIon Secrefary-Treasurer ..... Frances C-5aIbraiIh Hisiorian .. ..,. Edmund Abegg IST ROW Ileff Io rigI1II: A. MarIeI- Iock, M. Richards, B. Ashby. 2ND ROW: P. Vaughn, F. Hauclr, H. Weak- Iiem. 3RD ROW: C. Calvo, H. BIecIxer, E. Boyce, P. Woj+owicz, S. Lindenbaum. PHI LA IIIIIA I' ILII SEATED Ief+ Ifroni fo rearI: L. Grosse, R. Mazzur, H. Rupp, B. Bearer, M. Silver, D. LImoIi. SEATED righiz S. Finser, C. Fleming, M. Luria, G. MandeI, G. Gould, R. Andreach. NATIONAL HONORARY FLORICULTURE FRATERNITY Es+abIisI1ed af Rufgers in I933 Ze+a Chapier OFFICERS PresEdenI ..,..,..,,,,. ....,,... C harIes Hess Recording Secretary , , Nohortse PorceIIo Corresponding Secrefary , .. .John SacaIes Treasurer ,,.......,. .DIA CharIcs Connors Chaphain . .. ..... John MIIIS so 3 PHILO UPHE UUIETY HONORARY LITERARY SOCIETY EsIabIished a+ Ru+gers in early I9II1 Ceniury OFFICERS Presldeni ....., , ..,,............. Henry Rupp Sccrefary-Treasurer . Bernard Bearer Leff 'Io Righfz J. ScoH Dr. C. Connors, C. Hess, Dr. R. Clark, J. Sacales, T. Cwikowski. Pl ALPH Pl TAU IIGMA NATIONAL HONORARY MECHANICAL and ADMINISTRATIVE ENGINEERING FRATERNITY Tau Ioia Chapfer Esiablished ai Ruigers in I952 OFFICERS Presidenf ..... ..,...,,,,.,...., FI enry Vierlinq Vicefpresidenr 4,....... ..... F rank Johnson Recording Secrefary ..... ...., G eorqe Relfze Corresponding Secrefary ... ...Marfln Heubner Treasurer ...... ....., ..... F r ank Johnson FIRST ROW Ileff fo rigI'1fI: B. WiIIeH, M. Shlossman. SECOND ROW: L. Gliclcen, A. Kaminslry, J. Belle Isle, W. Deifz. FIRST ROW Ilefi io righfI: R. Harrison, F. Johnson, Prof. M. Moore, H. Vierling, M. Heubner. SECOND ROW: F. Adams, G. Reiize, R. Cary, W. Daily. HONORARY JOURNALISM SOCIETY Edablished ai Ru+gers in I952 OFFICERS PresIcIenI ...... ... ,........ Morfon Snlossman Secrefary-Treasurer .,., Bernard Wilierr PRE S IUUIETY P I CHI HONORARY PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY PresicIenI Advisor . EsIabIisI1ecI aI' RuI'gers in I949 OFFICERS .., .......,..,.,.. WiIIiam SIroIIwer .. .......... Dr. MIIIOU S':I1warIz FIRST ROW Ilefi Io rigI'1II: R. Benker+, D. Toole, A. IIIig, F. Pfirrmann. SECOND ROW: H. Lonsdale, C. Hess, E. Hoff- sIa++er, D. FieIs+acI, A. Cox, E. Schoifef. THIRD ROW: A. Richardson, J. NicoIIe, R. Koch, W. Roberis, A. Dayion, R. Husied, R. Harrison. FOURTH ROW: A. MerriH, J. Zimmermann, R. Grace, C. CarroII, W. Dailey, J. Van VIieI. SEATED IIef+ Io righfI: H. Manger, W. S'IroII'1er, D. Garwood, L. Koenigsberg, M. Scharfz. NATIONAL HONORARY MILITARY SOCIETY Esfablished ai' Ru+gers in I923 Company C , Sfh Rcgimeni OFFICERS Caprain .. ........,. Frederick Pfirrmann ISI LI. .... ........... A an Il g 2nd LI. ...... David Toole IsI Sgr. .. . ..RonaId Be-nIcerI ICABBARD BLADE IST ROW Ileff 'fo righilz N. Pike, M Heubner, H. Vierling, G. Reifze. SEC OND ROW: R. Harrison, T. Van Duzer, W. Dailey, L. Heimeczi, R, Bergman. NATIONAL HONORARY FORENSIC SOCIETY Esfablished af Rufgers in I929 OFFICERS Presxdenf . .. ..,, ,... . Pxien lIIi:,g Vice-Presideni ....... ..... R oberi Quackenboss Recording Secreiary ..,..,.... Richard DeSanIi5 TAI PETA PHI NATIONAL HONORARY ENGINEERING SOCIETY Established ai Rufgers in I934 OFFICERS Presidefxi , . , Vice-President ., Reccrdirq Src feiary Ccrrespowdmq Ser, Vflirify , Treasurer Correspondinq Secretary .,.,..,.,... Lonord Etz SEATED Ileff Io righfiz A. Ireasurer .. ..,,. ..... Ira Siaviisky DeSanHs, R. Ewald, I. Sfavifsky. Hfkrfhur Crooke . Reber? I-Iusied Mariin I-Ieubner Beniamin Coiosicy .Henry Vierfinq Illng, R. TAU K PPA ALPHA L I V I N G G Ii 0 U I' S m. W7 ity? ' 1 5 1,1 k V gnlieflgl ' ,M fm, 1 ff 3 wg, xy M, fr' f c -ff ev 1 ,An -H. 1 vi it A M ' V J 52 , Q U s f , ggffiw' M if ,X QW 1 Q? . 1 ff' .r--,Q f X4 , U af, .R IQ hw Eftffff ffff 'iff' QM 7 1133 A 5 V : 'A 'Mg f -' 2 gf ' Wi' X ' 41. sae? pbifw ' fffwfftiwif w w'-ii. ff fc H .Fw ,Wsri5iafff?hSya?U ' A X, 1 ir W N 1 wil-??n??!i'i'a?f f , A ff' 'M fjfifwl, ww V hw, gwza,,,wsx ,H ,iv :1f4,gPPi,1,,w5,T2m, W ,sq wiiijff, Qbfgfw V v JL . S5931-Qgj-syjg,,,..fv Q 4.x,,,,w , X KX y EPT' .W W fw 'K ' 7 'g ,9f4?7SiE ' fl L' '?'J fy' V fm K Y 33 W , q , 1 - f W ' W 'Naam fav- 3 w'5,wz:,wA Q if ,Q Qu if 11 1-myw .sn-9 1 Mxu' N H E P-. ...-ff W2 q 57-Fw ER WZ I .Q fa '25 I 'l'llRFllA'I' P. I'l'Y llIllllllllL SEATED lleff fo righflz James Cunningham, Charles Hess. STANDING: Peier Jannarone, Marlon Chial, Andrew Gasparich, James Cerone, James Brewsler, Frederick Quick, Frederick Gruninger, Richard Lane, Melvin Wolf, Roberi Linder, Michael Danielson, Donald Noble, George Boyle, Anfhony lsidore, Allen Swenson, Alan Ross, Frederick McDougall, William Ssnsalone, William Andrews, John Kraushaar, James Himonas. The lnlerlralernily Council has dislin- guished ilrself here al Rulgers by i+s conlinued policy of sefling up a consrruciiye lraierniiy program. Besides conducling The Greek Week ceremonies, 'rhe group has been aciive in bringf ing hundreds ol high school seniors lo lhe campus. The l.F.C. has also been insirumenial FHATEH,ITY GUVEHNING 0RGAilZlTl0X OFFICERS Presidenl ...,, . James Cunningham Vice-Presideni .., ... Carl Davidson Secreiary , . .Charles Hess L. io R.: Davidson, Cunningham, Hess. in iurning l-lell Week inlo Help Week and has conlribuled financially lo many campus func- iions. Oilen a scene oi siormy debaies and rampanl individualism, lhe l.l:.C. meelings have neverlheless successlully promoled undersland- ing and cooperaiion among ils member groups. Dr. Woodard 'I4, Presiden+ of ihe Universify of Rhode Island, speaks af Greek Week Banquei. 'HFF i W F K 'I I lk 1 E Hoi acfion in ihe Pledge Baskefball Tourney. ,,..f-f Prospec+ive fufure Ru+gers Mon Touring Union S+ree+. TOP: Cunningham, Presideni of The l.F.C., opens Greek Week a+ +he Candlelighr Ceremony. BOTTOM: Lambda Chi Alpha Romans performing in winning Greek Week Variefies. N E ie T ALIIIIII CIII IIHII Ireasurer .,,, Il Union S+ree+ Oi-4 '05 A0 OA Wa? Q59 3 -Ie O. -efsmia -5 W BETA PHI CHAPTER Founded in I895 af Trinify On Campus-I937 Presidenf . .... . ,, .. ..,, Leroy Schoclc Vice Presidenl .. . ...Joseph Belle Isle Secrelary ,.,. , . ,.Georqe Boyle Refer Schull SENIORS: Joseph Belle Isle, Richard Corlell, Norberl Eoglielia, Leroy Schock, Refer Schull. JUNIORS: Vincenl Andaloro, Roberf Armslrong, Edward Baumgariner, Donal Conway, Edwin Cordes, James Eordemwall, Edward Kelley, Roberr Lana, Srephen Lyons, Gordon Proclor. SOPI-IOMORES: Thomas Bond, George Boyle, Richard Eerreby, William Erees, I-lenry Jeffers, Anihony Jueslrich, Anlon Kim- merle, Leonard Leyy, Gordon MacDonald, Wallace.SmiIh, Roberl Slahl, Roberr Ward. ERESI-IMEN: Richard Ambacher, Ronald BarreI+-Smilh, Anlhony Bosco, James Buchanan, John Clarlc, Alfred Cole, William Eindley, Alberi Fry, Paul Kelley, Roloeri Lien, Carl Ivlarchelli, Thomas Occhipinli, William Schulz, Douglas Smilh, Frederick Iremallo, John Vanderyeen, Donald Williams. 36 rs, O: JeFfe TW W RO Ambaclwer. Fry, Barrel?-Smiflm, vy, Vanclerveen, Le Ke ly, en, ,Li hanan E: Buc ON OW R Jues+- d il' W REE TH OW R eHa. Fog Proc+or, Boyle, le, S lle l Be Sclwoclc, Schulf, . R-. or eH C H., rle'H, Co cles, Somers. ROW Or C ndaloro na, A La Fordemwali Conway, Kelley, s+rong, fm r+ner, Ferreby, A gd fn Bau h. O ': 2 o O :Z arcl1e'Hi, Lyons, Findle M ni pi hi CC ahl O Sf Frees, nd, Bo alle, IT! re R:T OU F ALPHA Glllllllll HHO L ALPHA MU CHAPTER Founded in I904 a+ Ohio Shale On Campus-I95I Noble Presidenl ,.,,, ,.William Sansalone Noble Vice Presidenl ,.... Clifford Mellor Secrelary ..,,,,, ,. ...Harold Shallcross Treasurer ...... .,,, 444... R i Chard Saaclce 690 George S+ree'r SENIORS: William Alcers, Louis Biolelli, Frederick Broclcell, George Ledder, James Maxwell, Frank lvliller, Carl Rerleberg, Richard Saaclce, William Sansalone, l-larry Shallcross, William Slaehle, Roberl Whilehead. JUNIORS: Alberr Bollmeyer, Waller Daulerman, Roberl Dilvlarco, Carl Eby, Samuel Garrison, Ellon l-loman, Raymond Lulcens, Clifford Mellor, Arfhur OlConnor, Pieler Oslcam, Richard Slcodacelc, Kennelh Vanderburg, Edward Vogler. Thomas Welzl, Roberl Zulic, SOPHOMORES: Joseph Blalceslee, Everell Conlclin, Gordon Jewell. FRESHMEN: Ralph l-lerrera, Donald l-lyer, Roberl Jones, Franlc Kempl, Maurice Sowden, Lawrence Suydam, Donald Whilehead. 38 ROW Perleberg. Bloleffi, lzers, +el1eacl, A acke, Sansalone, Whi Sa Shallcross, aehle, S+ E: Brockeil ON OW R REE: TH W RO Marco, Jewell. y, Di arrison, Eb r, Maxwell G Ledcler, Mille Lukens. dacelc, O'Connor, ko O:S TW eyer. Mellor, Bollm Dauferman e+zl W ufic Z anderburg r,V am, Conkln, Vogle sl: O ALPHA IGMA PHI 2,4262 BETA THETA CHAPTER Founded in l845 af Yale On Campus-I93l Presidenl .. ,....4.., Andrew Gasparich, Jr. Vice Presidenl , ,.... ,.,. R oberl Dennislon Secrelary . , .fxnlhony Calana, Jr. Treasurer . . MH. Scoll Hari, Jr. 40 H ardenbergh Slreel' SENIORS: William Biornsen, l-lugh Carlelon, Anlhony Calana, Jr., Roberl Dennislon, James Fry, Andrew Gasloarich, Jr., Arlhur Gormley, Jr., Scoll l-larl, Jr., Clyde l-lemphill, Gerald l-liginbolham, Roberf l-lildr, Peler Lumia, Clinlon Miller, Ill, Roberl Plaslcow, Rudolph Pufz, Paul Zeigler. JUNIORS: Edmund Abegg, Frederick Brofazi, Richard Collell, Allred Freimarlc, Lloyd Grosse, William Killen, Richard Mihm, Thomas Murray, Roger Quinlan, l-loward Smilh, Marshall Walls. SOPHOMORES: Clyde Ashlon, Roberr Brower, Richard D'Accardi, John Parlcer. FRESHMEN: Joseph Colavila, Roger Ennis, William Gashlin, John Raab, David Rillersbacher, Roberl Vanderveer. 'X , ,J 2 40 fj ,wifi V. : u fa ll!lllHl .QQ si 222,32 Wd? an is '., 5:53 . I I I E R .gg 4.1 Higinboiham, Carle+on, Caiana I'1 ennisio D asparich, ar+, G H WaHs zi, phill, Brofa Em E: HiId+, H ON ROW ROW Quinlan. Killen rnsen, Plaskow, O .Bi Gormley mia Lu Fry, Pufz, urray, O: Colavi+a, M TW W RO Y. 2 S hm. ,Mi D Ii ash HG Colle fh ,Sm rk B eim Fr , Parker, el' OW Br , Grosse, Zeigler T1 +0 Abegg, Ash REE: Enn s TH BETA THETA Pl 50 U nion Slreel 49525 ll V-J BETA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded in I839 al Miami ol Ohio On Campus-I879 Presidenl , . .........,. .James Cerone Vice Presidenl .....,.. ....... J ohm Emery Secrelary , . ....,., John Villarii Treasurer . .., ,Samuel Reck SENIORS: Vincenl Abbaliello, l-loward Anderson, lll, James Cerone, Richard Comyns. John Emery, William Franclce, Edward l-lurlado, Jr., James Larson, Lawrence Lawson, Paul lvlcElgunn, Adriano Marinelli, Allred Merrill, Samuel Reclc, William Rushmore, Donald Slevens, John Villani, Richard Wagman. JUNIORS: Barlon Blum, George Delanoy, Alberl Ike, Jr., Charles Lawrance, lll, Richard Merrill, George Naame, Jrr, Dudley Painler, Jr., lewis Sarkos, Warren Sliles, John Vanderveei SOPHOMGRES: William Bedle, Peler Black, Douglas Campbell, Kennelh Gillings, Richard Gleason John McGlinn, William lVlcGugan, Nicholas Possumalo, Roberl Rees, Roy Slaugaard, Donald Woll. FRES'-llvlElXl: Roberl Andrews, Philip Graye, Peler Haalce, Viclor Lomalcin, Thomas McLaughlin Joseph Rilner, John Schober, Bruce Smilh. Motu...- I ,ff .af Huriado, Rushmore, Comyns, O: TW W RO Sarkos. es, SHI ol'F, rge, W EO ke, Beclle, G dd ner, H Ri? E: ON W RO Vandeveer, Ike, c .E 5 u 2 Marine E: RE TH W RO an. agm W Larson ncke, Fra ni, Villa erone, ery, C Em Reclr, Possu- Delanoy, SGS, OUR: R F W RO Sfevens. H, H' S Lawrence. Blum, M I'1 SO ghe, McElgunn, Law rson, Ti Ande Abbafiello, Sfaugaard. I. Campbel orfhge me, W da an, N U9 , MCG D S0 88 aio, Black, Giffings, GI m CHI PHI 95 College Avenue DELTA CHAPTER Founded in I824 al Princefon On Campus-l8b7 Presidenl ............., Roberr Quackenboss Vice Presidenl ..,......... William Snedelcer Secrelary 4..... ..,.... R icharcl Wrighl Treasurer ..,.. ...... J ames Himonas, Jr. SENIGRS: Roloeri Filep, Horace Greeley, Willis Howard, Jr,, Richard Olsson, John Paulus, Roberl Quackenboss, William Snedelcer. JUNIORS: William Dunn, Thomas English, James Himonas, Jr., Perer Gebel, Warren Greenwald, Lloyd Grilllirhs, Richard Kahler, Charles Krause, Waller Porler, Richard Wrighr. SOPHOMORES: James Bernard, James Fennell, John Fennell, Whilney lrwin, Thomas Larlcin, Thomas Price, Roberl Sayegh, George Troughr. FRESHMEN: Roberl Arlerr, William Carlson, Eugene Flannery, Guslave Lachenauer, Deane Oliver, Harold Rudy, William Sleng, David Taylor, Donald Vineburg, Clarlc While, Ronald Willis. r Mf' O: ROV! TW lep. r, Fi Taylo r gh+, W SS uaclcenbo Q Snedeker onas, us, Greeley, Him Pau Dunn E: ON W RO ebel, REE: G TH W RO I'1. SSO .Ol Hhs riff rnard, G Be ard, OW H Iis , Wil lish Eng II, nn!! Kalwler, Fe Krause, Porfer lwife, Larkin. W Price lrw n, CHIPI Y TT' l ' xf0LZ'7' xi 24 PQ X M. :Q 10 . Hg K '- ALPHA RHO CHAPTER Founded in I84l a+ Union On Campus-i877 I I4 College Avenue SENIORS: John Allan, Joseph Ambrose, Henry Brundage, John Buehler, Charles Carroll, Walker Glass- iord, Peier Cunningham, Thomas Dowd, Jr,, Roberl Howell, Paul Jansak, Harold Lonsdale, Henry Manger, Norberi Pendergasi, Alfred Richardson, Jr., James Schnell, Roberl Tillolson. JUNIORS: Roy Colin, George Denardo, Norman Driscoll, William Dukes, Herberi Dunmeyer, Joseph Edgar, David Edwards, Duane Ekedahl, Gerald Gabriel, Richard Hopkins, John Jeffers, Henry Landemare, Thomas lvloiiell, Lurelle Oberg, John Perreauli, William Shields, Ralph Smilh. SOPHOMORES: David Buisi, William Easlman, Anlhony Gonnela, Siephen Hasiings, Roberl Johnslon, Edward Kissam, Richard Kossmann, Donald McKissock, Thomas Mollell, John OlHearn, Alberi Schuman, Joseph Spangen- berger, Frank Usler, Daniel Van Winkle. ERESHMEN: Myron Burr, Warren Dixon, Ill, George Ekedahl, Edward Einkensladl, Kimball Freeman, Jr., Charles Garrell, Harry Harimann, George Juergens, Roberi Kelley, William Kemp, Andrew Larabee, Harry Lawler, Roberl Lowden, William Voss. rw ggi! 3 , 46 Presideni .....,.......... James Cunningham Vice Presidenl ...,...,......, Duane Ekedahl Secreiary ,.....,. ..... T homas Moiieil Treasurer ....,. .,., A lired Richard an , M, i 5 , M5 I ' if gy.. L. Q fa' ,if-Env 'ef I Mx' 47 nden- .Fi Burr Freeman den Low inlzle, W Van Kissam, ITIEYTD sfer, Schu U gens, Dukes Juer E: Kelley, ON OW R Tillo+- Dowd, OWS H oFfeH Richardson, Elcedahl M ndage, I'l-I B Manger an O'Hearn, All ROW TWO: s+ad+. Edgar, Shields, are, ndem , Schnell, La BITO C Squid, ,Ambrose, Qef, el' erg, Spangenb EE: Ob R TH W RO SOD Johnsfon, Easi- ers, Jeff ds WET Ed Denardo, le, Driscoll, R: Lonsda D O u. 3 O cz i T C C o LD E E o .c It E V7 1. U .C 0 3 I Buis+. Dunmeyer, I+ Perreau Kossmann, BH m DELTA KAPPA EPSILO A , ' PHI CHI CHAPTER ' Founded in I844 af Yale On Campus-I86! Presidenl ,,,... .,..,..,.... J ames Van Vliel Vice Presidenl ,..,. .... D onald Dorian Secrelary ,...... ,,...... R oland l-lofn Treasurer . ...., Raymond Wheeler 78 College Avenue SENIORS: John Arlhur, Theodore Cwikowski, Richard l-larrison, Roberl McAllisler, Jonalhan Meeker, Jule Phillips, George Rehleldl, William Rue, Samuel Sample, Russell Sandblom, Donald Sallerlield, David loole, James Van Vliel, David Wheeler. JUNIGRS: John Beindorl, Sheldon Carlisle, Donald Dorian, Barron Gardner, lan Graham, Roland l-lorn, Jack Kraushaar, Jr., William Krauss, John lvliller, Roger Pile, l-lammond Reed, James Smilh. SOPHOMORES: Raymond Bacchelli, Raymond Behrens, John Blake, Daniel Cook, Paul Lacily, Richard LaRoza, William Panzer, Joseph Schweighardl. FRESH- MEN: Roger Bean, Richard Brooks, Roberl Byard, Peler Del Col, William Galyas, Carl Gebhardl, Fran Kaulmann, George Kupier, William Mackenzie, Waller Olson, Allan Orlh, Prank Pills, Charles Richard- son, Ronald Sewerl, Louis Vagnini, Wallace Wirlz, Barry Wood. 48 Toole, O: TW W RO oolrs. Lacily, Richardson, Br Wirlz, Galyas olalw, O col: C Bacchelli, La Roza ROW ONE: Pile, REE: Smillw, TH OW Phillips. R Arllwur, Sallerfield, eelrer, 'I M Van Vlie Rue Wheeler, ler, Mil arrison, H nclorl, Bei usluaar, Horn, T6 K el' Gardn Seywerl OUR: F W RO Krauss, Blalre. Behrens, SOFI Ol Dorian, Carlisle, Reed. Panzer, Rehfeldt DELTA Pnl ng, EPSILON CHAPTER Founded in l827 af Union On Campus-I845 Pre-sidenr ..., . ...,4. James Brewsfer Vice Presidenl . . ,.,Henry Hohensfein Secrelary ...,, .4.. ,.... B e nn Eilerr Treasurer .. ,..... Harold Milchell I7 Union S+ree+ SENIORSZ Nelson Baldwin, Richard Bowlby, James Brewsler, llll, Henry Decker, Ben Eilerl, Sigud Emerson, Henry Hohenslein, Harry Miichell, Roberl Penny, Arrhur Young. JUNIORS: Donald Duncan, John Kiraly, John Macgreagor, Jr., Andrew Mason, William O'NeiI. SQPHOMORES: Paul Bedell, Marvin Blumensrock, Perer Byrne, Paul Griffin, Roloerl Hardy, Thomas Jenkins, Jr., Donald Kleiber, Andrew Long, Carl Moore, Charles Sion-er, Laurence Sullivan, Ronald Thompson. FRESHMEN: Bruce Bianlley, Frederick Durand, David Gray, Ronald Lake, Roberr Lang, Monle Monlgomery, James Penny, Spencer Pierce, Andrew Rodger. 50 W' Il aw ardy, Rodger, H WO T W n. RO S0 Ma Can , Dun Brewsier, Penny, Miichell leri, ,Ei Baldwin wldy, Bo E: ON W RO aly, Kir Hg, La E: RE TH ,I OV' , O'Neil. R ffin ri Byrne, G regor, MacG ook s+ Blumen J My. Pe Thompson, Sfoner, Ty 'U an on C an ney, Kleib OFI M Hale, omery, Jenkins, nfg Mo ore, Mo DELTA will vin , sy GAMMA ZETA CHAPTER Founded in I899 a+ C.C.N.Y. On Campus-I949 Presidenl ,,,. . ..,.......... Roberi Grace Vice Presidenf ..,.......... James Pellingion Secreiary , .,,, .,.... F redericlc McDougall Treasurer .,,. .....,...4 A Ilan Sherman 40 Union S+ree1' SENIORS: Carl Caihers, William Chrislensen, Roberl Grace, James l-lampson, Roberi Leinhardr, Fredericlc McDougall, James Pellingion, Charles Reagan, John Thompson, Gerald Welzel. JUNIORS: George Albrighi, Anlon Bernaih, James Bogdanoviich, Roberr Fisher, Cyrus Moreno, William lvlunyan, Roy Remiie, James Roof, Allan Sherman, John Sweeney, John Whiiehead, Conrad Richier. SOPH- OMORES: William Alznauer, George Bogdanoviich, William Caracci, Nicholas Dilvlenna, Charles Gocheski, John Krug, Ronald LaCon+e, Roger lvlalcar, Roberi O'Grady, Donald Olivie. FRFSHMEN: Arrhur Brinlcmann, Roberl Daw, Allen Eagles, Roberl Fnnever, Malhew Fox, George l-land, Francis Harier, Frank Leclc, George lvlachlamara, Andrew lvlislcovilch, William Payne, William Regan, Roberi Smilh, Leighion Willgerodi. 52 Grace, N ngfo Pel cDouga M her SC mpson, Fi Ha PSOD Thom E: ON OW R Fox. and, Pepper, Leck, H ED: AT SE Roof, enharclh ,Li Reagan BUST Payne, Alzn 1 OUSHGF O:H TW W RO hrisfensen. rna'H'1, C Be unyan an, M Sherm ney, Krug, O'Grady, 86 Sw Richier, miie, Re na, en M ki, Di EE: Golches R TH W RO elzel. W alcar, fehead. M Whi Bokdanoviich, Albright Brinkmann. LaConfe, rj-J 3 ll Lu P no THE RUTGERS CHAPTER Founded in I834 a+ Williams On Campus-l858 66 College Avenue SENIORS: Roberl Allcroll, Anlhony Davis, Donald Drier, Roberl Gooch, Chris Frederick, Alan lllig, Kennelh Kroll, Roberl Krueger, Charles Logg, George May, Roberl Sliles, Alberl Whelan. JUN- IORS: Franlc Azzarila, Thomas Bardsdale, Roger Cain, William Doliloer, Roberl Harl, James Heller, Arlhur Herr, William Moore, George Sundslrom, Roberl Trewhella, Arlhur Whillemore, George Wille. SGPHOMGRFS: Andrew Andreolla, Kennelh Bossow, Alberl Colella, Allan Complon, Anlhony Gambino, Donald l-laberman, Anlhony lsidore, George Lund, Anlhony lvlarchese, Ronald lvlaslrolia, Roloerl McBride, James O'Brien, Richard Prenliss, Thomas Prislr, James Slimpson, Roloeri Tarol, Carl Talro, Roberl Youpa. FRESHMEN: Charles Baldwin, Alloerl Barbero, Richard Belanslcy, Alberl Boller, Alex Charalambides, Edward Chesney, Neil Elverson, James Farrell, Grover Foley, Richard Morris, James Phillips, Roloerl Schuman, Frederick Shipley, Brandes Smilh, John Sloner, Donald Willman. 54 Presidenl ...,.. .............. K ennelh K o Vice Presiclenl ., . .,..,.,... Arfhur Herr Secrelary .,..,. ...... A nlhony lsidore Treasurer ..., ....,. K ennelh Bosso ooch, 6 lllig, O: TW W RO Youpa. nd, Lu 9. cBricl M aberman H Tafro, Masirolia, S+impson, E: ON W RO Heller Pren+iss, 658 arch M Azzariia EE: R TH W RO lr. Whelen, Frederic S S1'i+e Drier, Kroll, Davis, Ailcroff, Doliber, Whi'Hemore, WiHe, Hari, core, M iclore, S R:! OU F ambino. ROW G Bossow, H err hella, TSW T Cain, ai Barksdal Sherry, Prislr, nllllll SIGMA IKVQ, rum GAMMA SIGMA Founded in I947 al' Rulgers Presidenl .....,,...,......... Lee Kerschner .,.,.........Melvn Wolf Secrelary ...... ...... L eonard Rosen Treasurer .,... ,,.. A rnold Frigeri I 9 Union Sireei' SENIORS: Roberi Ewald, Leroy Johnson, Lee Kerschner, Charles Moreno, Maurice Slrickland, Melvin Wolf. JUNIORS: Myron Allen, Edwin Be, Frederick Depekary, Michael Elling, Arnold Frigeri, Kyoichi lnouye, Daniel Jaffe, Louis Kahn, Bernard Laucius, Marlin Leipold, Joseph Michaelowski, Alfred Paranay, Leonard Rosen, Richard Schneider, Bernard Schnoll, Donald Shipley, Irving Silverman, Nor- man Tallon, Tek Talmonr, Roger Weigand. SOPHOMORES: Frank Aldridge, Julio DeLaTorre, Augusl Fischer, Ronald Gingold, Warren Mahaly, Kenneih Robinson, Marvin Saperslein, Edward Sheppard, David Taylor, William Wrighl, Norman Zucker. FRESHMEN: William Pappas, Michael Schneider, Carl Van Nesl, George Wong. 56 onf. Talm I1 S8 Ro Ewald, olf, W Johnson TS. M n KSFSCIWHEI' Frigeri V PIO Ore M land, Johnson, S+ric ONE W RO REE: TH W RO VETITIBYI. and, Mahaly, Sil 99 ,Wi HEY Fd Taylor, Pa Sa persfein, hnoll, Sc JaFfe, Laucius, O: TW OW R ng. lnouye, El 2 o 9- as .1 af cn 'U 'z 2 41 C, .C ru X af I , Sheppard, -Q- .C 2 KAPPA IGMA I4 Union S+ree+ 5 Fifi Van VG Vdfl Gran ffgvgfil Jkc 'hh l xV GAMMA UPSILON CHAPTER Founded in IB64 af Virginia On Campus-I9l8 Masler .......,... ,,,, A lired Daylon Procuralor ..... ...Frank Johnson Masler oi Ceremonies .Roberl Kulalos Scribe .......,...,. William Summerill Treasurer ..... Edward Horfslaller SENIORS: Allred Daylon, Frederick Dix, Freed Dolbow, James Dunn, William Engle, Edward Hoff- slaller, Frank Johnson, Roberl Kalapos, Rok:-erl Lamm, John Lezdey, David Lolh, John Moore, William Palko, John Sladllander, William Summerill, Thomas Young. JUNIORS: Frank Calderaro, Roberi De Wilde, Frank Diassi, Jerome Dodgen, Francis Donalo, Joseph Donaro, John Kinsey, George Leisrew- snider, John Longley, Roy Souder, William Slranahan. SOPFIOMORES: Frank Ciuba, Hiram Kilborn, William Marks, Slephan Nicolich, Donald Noble. FRESHMEN: Roberr Bendy, Wilson Deacon, Philip Duffy, Waller Ellioll, l-lerberl Kells, Roberl Kille, Bruce Riiler, John Sherlock. ROW Young. fe OO , Engle, S+acl+lander, Lamm, M aylon , D Lezdey, Summeril 5. Ka apo oFfs+e++er ONE: H W RO Ciuba, nsey Ki ro, Noble, fa Calde Dix, fh, nn, Lo LJ Johnson, D Donalo, J., F. arlcs, Dona+o, M Kille, O: TW Wilde, Sauder, Longley, De HY, Du Bendy, Deak n ls Rifler, Sherlock, Kel EE R TH W RO l'. 8 Leislensnid Nlcollclw, lborn Ki Shanahan, Dodgen ssi, Dia LAMBDA CHI ALPHA PHI ZETA CHAPTER Founded in I909 a+ Bosfon U. Ca pus Rresideni ..,,.... ....,..... W lllIGVT'l Nalalie Vice Presideni ,.,,,,,........ Arlhur Crooke Secreiary . ..., ..... J ohn Zimmermann Treasurer .... Alexander Siark I64 College Avenue SENIGRS: William Apgar, Roger Auslin, James Bell, Owen Cassidy, Arlhur Crooke, John Ferree, Donald Fielsiad, Edward Gurdgiel, Thomas l-lamillon, James l-lankins, Charles l-less, Roberl l-lusied, Roberf Koch, Richard Lange, Vernon Mills, Douglas Monks, William Nalalie, Clyde Rhubari, John Zimmermann. JUNIORS: Paul Baba, Thomas Boruii, Joseph Browde, Bruce Clymer, Peier D'Auria, Gavino DeCapua, John Dempwoll, Waliher Deiiwiler, John Fi+z4Randolph, Joseph Formichella, Richard l-lesseri, Cliiciord Jones, William Lehmann, Joseph Mikula, Glenn Richards, Alexander Siark, Frilz Sleudel, Douglas Walraih. SOPHOMORES: Thomas Cunningham, John Dramesi, Frederick Fufchko, Marlin Giesbrechl, Arlhur Gregory, Franklin Krum, Frederick Liedlka, Craig Losche, John Luczkow, l-lenry Thomas, Alan Varian. FRESHMEN: Frederick Bayles, Charles Beckwiih, Eugene Cagle, Paul Dudak, l-larry Fosler, Edward l-loiiman, William Malone, James Manalio, Ronald Marlin, Roberi Malihews, George Meikle, Charles Phillips, Norman Ressler, John Werner. 60 .Qi G 1 .f -.mm - E ri, .WA F , . in ltif Z . Q x ,An qu V15 S ' 5. Mill O: TW W RO si. me FB D Randolph, nge, La DeCapua ecllka, Ressler, Li an m ol? lcula, H M ONE W RO REE: TH W RO Husfecl, Bel PQHI' , A Gurdgiel Rhubarf nlcins, 6 lie, H ala N mmermann, Sfarlx. e, Zi 8 l'I' idy, Fe SS Ca analio. Fulchllo, M unn'ngham, C sbreclwl, millon Wa rafh Gie Ha onlrs M Koch Ausl n, as, Jones ann, Thom Lelwm rum, Browde, serf, K GS H QF , Clym cls char Ri er, ei Delfw +1-Randolph, lwela, Fi ic TIT! Fo sclwe, Lo Baba, UR FO W RO BFI. a one, Vari M D'Auria, PIII EI' ILIII PI , '939 0. QF : 2 'U.o o 0 LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded in I904 al' C.C.N.Y. On Campus--l9I5 4 Mine SIreeI' SENIORS: Anlionio Brilalcis, Irwin Haclc, Norman Konner, MarIin Konner, Kennefh Miller, Gene Schwarrz, Edward Schoilel, Henry Sprirzer, Bernard WilleII, Edward Ringel, Joseph Weiss. JUN- IORS: Joseph Balinlcie, William Cohen, EllioI Feinberg, Herl:nerI Hersh, Lawrence Joseph, Bruce Lewin, Max Luber, Harry Meruish, Richard Reger, Harold Schaaf, Frederick Scharf, Charles Silverman, Barry Targan, Erwin Ohngemach, Roberlr Polcari, Karl Wolfe. SOPHOMORES: William Bloom, Malcolm Busch, Harold Giromer, Sidney GraniIe, Richard Grossman, Norman Haberman, Pasqualino loflreda, Donald KonicoII, Gerald Klein, Arfhur LagowiIz, Joseph Feldman, John Feist Ronald Ledwirz, RoberI ReiI, Allen Ross, Morlon Schiowirz, Edwin Schwarrz. FRESHMEN: Mair Benkoil, Richard Eggerlr, Harold Friedmen, Lloyd GeIz, Richard Haifer, Samford Greenwood, Noel Levine, Peler Meyer, Melvin New- man, Barry Panler, Allred Rimrn, Bernard RosensIein, Alan Sapiro, Arlrhur Schimmel, Barry Schneider, Bernard Seeman, Bernard Wagman, SIanley Wachrnan, Basil WinsIon. if ,f 62 vf rd Schoile Vice Superior , .......... Lawrence Joseph Secrefary , .. .. .Sidney Gran Ie Treasurer .. ... .Charles Silverm -.. -Q., IZ, ny Schimmel, Klei ole, er, W eY M an NSWITI rl, Egge Levine, Friedman, sf, Fie TTT. YT1 d, Ri WOO FEED G ONE W RO Scl'1war+z, Scl'1oi'Fe+, Konner, Weiss, Sprilzer, Joseph, Miller, nlce, ber, Bl Lu ROW TWO: Schneider. Geiz, Sclnaaff, an fm abe H Cohen, W., Targan on, sf I1 oil, Wi REE: Sapiro, Benlc TH W RO Reger. ngel, ,Ri Willeff BH, agm W an achm nfer, W Pa ROW FOUR: ervish. M Scharl ersl1, H win Le i, Silverman, Polcar ngemach, Oh Busch, 00m ,BE Schiowilz nile, Fa 6 ifomer, nicoff, G Ko E. Scl1war'lz, Feldman, YT. nsfei S9 Ro ohen, S., C Seeman Grossman. Plll GAMMA DELTA if Qwfirf NU BETA CHAPTER Founded in l848 a+ Washingfon 8: Jefferson On Campus-I9L7 Vresidenr ., .,. .,....... .Louzs Gerold Recording Secrelary ...... .Rudolph Celigoi Corresponding Secrelary .,..... Roberl Tofren 78 Easfon Avenue SENIORS: Rudolph Celigoi, Louis Gerold, Robe-rl l-laries, Kimloall Marsh, Frederick Pfirrmann, Waller S+rohmayer, Roberl Tolren. JUNIORS: Wilson Andrews, Conrad Blackman, William Groman, James McGra+h, Roberl Mosher, William Rose, Thomas Russell, Darrell Seilce, Roberl Serlco, Donald Shwedo, Thomas Sladden, George Walgrove, George Woods, SOPHOMORES: Fredericlc Adams, Lawrence Biehler, William Bosserf, Donald Burns, Pewter Dillon, Richard Goodman, Ralph Johnson, David Murphy, Firmen Nelson, Allen Nelson, Roberf Ride, John Ruiz, Waller S+aab, Richard Slewarr, Sfanley Sfires, James TibloiHs, Russell Websler, Oswald Wueslehuloe, Slanley Young, Ralph Zahn. FRESHMEN: Roberf Cosleff, Anlhony DeSanlis, Edward Evans, Roloerl Grole, Vinfon Gwinn, Joseph l-leinen, Gregory Holmes, Roberf l-loward, Roberf Kenney, Thomas Kenney, l-loward LeT'Fler, Donald MacLean, John Ohnemus, Sranley Pelers, Roberf Pine, Daniel Richards, David Srires, Alberf S+rohmayer, l-lenry Srrong, Roper? Taylor, Grove Whife. in-we 64 Treasurer ,,,... ... ... Wilson Andrews Slaclden Serlxo, Rose, O: TW W RO Bosserl. ard, OW H Taylor nh er, Gwi GY m E: Holmes, Slroh ON W RO ai : o L oocls, Walg er, W sh 0 edo, M SI-iw v Marsh, Plirrmann S GW ndr Celigoi, A Gerolcl, len Tcl 5. Slrohmayer Harie af uesfehub W an Om I' ms, G da e,A d ,Ri aclcman Seilre, Bl McGral'h, Pelers ebsler nney, W Ke ROW THREE: ehler, ,Bi res, DeSan+is S-li en, He'n OUR: F W an. RO oodm Murphy, G S bbill , F., Ti Nelson I1 SO Nel el Burns, Russ Coslell. Kenny, us, hnem O EI' ffl Le charcls Ri Slrong, While, Slaab, Ruiz, Young, rl, Dillon, Slewa j, lllllll DELTA ALPHA THETA CHAPTER Founded in I903 ai' Columbia On Campus-I952 Presidenl , .,. . .,.l'lerber'r Lipschuilz Vice Presidenl ,,..,, ........., L eon Cuce Secrelary ...,, ...v.... . lames Card Treasurer . .... Lawrence Weiss 696 George Slreel' SENIORS: Frank Bacen, Leon Cuce, Young Eng, Ronald Owens, Bernard Simon. JUNIORS: Elliol Axel, Samuel DeMaio, James Davis, Anlhony Daly, l-lilliard Farber, Reuben Gruenewald, Donald Kin- ney, Slanley Kravill, William Kwaliclc, Herberl Lipschullz, Arrhur Maron, Theodore Richman, Howard Rosenfeld, Sheldon Slomowilz, Theodore Winslow, Lawrence Weiss. SOPHOMORES: Roberl Arnold, Ande Barcho, Theodore Bell, James Card, Thomas Comer, Sranlon Friedman, Slephen Johnson, Edward Kaiser, Joseph Kozimbo, Roberl Linder, Jay Michael, David Paszamanl, Lucien Rose, Paul Sude. FRESHMEN: Paul Albrighl, Thomas Glushien, Richard Povezomo, Richard Slawslcy, James Sranley, Theodore Taub, Roberl Trien. 66 mon, Kwaliclc, Slomowifz. ROW ,Si Card Cuce, ul+z, I1 SC ss, Mrs. Cowfer, Lip Wei Bacen io, ON E: DeMa W RO REE: Farber, TH W RO Kaiser. WGFIS Eng, O Axel Michael, Linder Rose, ald, SFISW ant Gru fn Z5 Pas BI' Om O:C TW ebl1arcl+. Bafcho, G ey, Maron, FII1 ,Ki , Kozimbo, Rosenfeld an Arnolcl, Richm Friedman Pl KAPPA ALPHA ...J 'il ,uv l M, .x,A. L M, P 32 Union S+ree+ X UF! c ,K eff x4,X Lf fx C X ww A Mi , X is ALPHA PSI CHAPTER Founded in I868 a+ Virginia On Campus-I9l3 Presidenl , ...William Airicano sideni ..... ..,, , Richard Fosier Secreary , , ., Roberi DiMeo Treasure James Craig SENIORS: William Airicano, James Craig, George Doscher, Ill, James l-lusveih, Roberi Sannino. JUNIORS: William Coffin, Richard Fosler, l-larvey Fallen, Nicholas Underhill. SOPHOMORES: Roberi Bruschi, Michael Danielson, Roberi DiMeo, Roger Dinella, Beniamin Fish, John lbberson, Joseph Jennings, Richard Pease, Sianley Peiiy, Donald Slokes, Samuel Srringiellow, Daniel Toleno, Ronald Worley. FRESHMEN: James Almoney, David Broclrner, Rodney Coollaaugh, Francis Deley, Roberi Fellcer, Clifford l-lay, Roberl Jackson, Anlhony Kochanelc, Sfanley Kochanelc, Roloeri Morrison, Frede ericlc Planier, Jerry Poirier, Donald Seccia. . i ROW bberson. er, I I1 SC ve+h, Do US raig, H cano, C Afri Fosfer eo, M ,Di I1 F6 cLa M PaHen erh nd ONE: U W RO 3 O nz .3 GJ C 'U I i 2 T: 5-0- al 2 L o 3 uf UW C C C 0 7 S + -+- LD D. C o 1' .9 c ru Q az V, vu as a. .C 0 .,. 3 .. I O. C 2 0 I- vf GJ ... O -4- V7 E 1 C 5 6 E U1 C ': -O- vm ask. Coolba ug ln, Dam er, Almoney, Seccia, lin Broc mpson Felker, Ha Poirier sh ,Fi D orriso Hay, M REE: TH will ALPHA ll X D J 'QR rg Q22 SIGMA DELTA CHAPTER Founded in I909 a+ C.C.N.Y. On Campus-I92l Prior ...4..., .... .,,,,.... J a y Krivilzlcy Recorder ... .... ,Lawrence Brawer Exclrieguer Howard Riclwier 30 Hardenbergh S'I'ree+ SENIORS: Lawrence Brawer, Leonard Elrz, David Greene, Miles Kraul, Jay Krivilzky, lvlillon Liebowilz, Howard Riclwler, Kennelli Rulman, Sanford Vogel, Paul Slrauss. JUNIORS: Roberl Annenberg, Riclriard Brown, Carl Davidson, Roy Green, Be-rl Hurowilz, Alvin Gross, Daniel Cbslein, Slanley Ox. SQPH- OMORES: David Binderman, William Bromley, Lionel Ealrorl, David Grobslein, Bruce Halpern, David Jercliower, lvlarsliall Lavin, lvlorlon Reinlwarl, Leonard Slriapiro, Sol Siegal, Jerome Solomon, Josegolw Wernil4, Allred Weissman, Arnold Zarra. FRESHMEN: Lawrence Berger, Harry Golwen, Marlin Feibusli, Sanford Freeman, AI Janowilz, Slrierman Kimmel, Maxwell Klausner, Gary Kulalc, Riclriard Newsleder, Harvey Qslwrin, Ricliard Oslwrin, Lewis Siegal, Roberl Swarrz, Edward Simon, Ira Sie-in, Paul Prager, Slanley Tomberg. 70 2 Obsfein, O: TW OW R Janowifz. mmel, ,Ki Brown Ox, ef Berg ege ,Si in z, Sfe r+ 5 Sw er, E: Klausn ON W RO THREE: Eairoff, Annen- W RO Z. bowif Le Vogel, dh YT! Ru Krauf, ch+er Ri Krivifzky, V. Greene, Brawe Sfrauss an. ROW m SS Wei Lavin pern, Ha CPIOWEI' on, Jer Solom apiro, Sh on, S David Green, BFI Binderm berg, Segel, S. GaHin. Zarra ohen, C Hurowiiz, Greenwald, Freeman mon, Si , H. Oshrin, Feibush ross, G nhar+ OUR: Rei F SIMGA PHI El' ILUN l NEW JERSEY BETA CHAPTER Founded in l9OI ai Richmond On Campus I944 P sidenf .... . ......... David Middleloi reasurer ,, . .... Lewis Ku 590 George S+ree'r SENIORS: Roloeri Berglund, Henry Blaes, William Jeney, Thomas Kirchen, Lewis Kuhl, Eugene Mar- shall, David Middlelon, Theodore Posr, George Pinlcos. JUNIQRS: Richard Belrhoii, Donald DeSalvia, William l-lamilron, Roberi l-lill, Douglas James, Nicholas Korollcoif, James McCahill, Eugene Nowach, John Senlcewicz, Roberr Wells, John Winanr, Vicior Srauch. SOPHOMORES: Kenneih Anderson, Eranlc Gundalcer, William l-labiman, Roberi l-ieclclav, Elwood l-leerwagen, Kenneih Juechler, Kenneih Keller, Marshall iVlcGrain, Richard Pounds, Joseph Reloovich, Richard Rueser, Anlhony Shalna, Siephen Sugar, Allan Swenson, Roy Winkler. ERESHMEN: Timoihy Brown, Charles Cubchin, Edward Donahue, Roberi Drach, William Eglinion, Richard Goff, Eredericlc l-loiiman, Philip lvlariino, Anihony Miclcie- wicz, Dale Schuiie, Guy Zazzara. 72 Vice Presidenl ..... ,.... R oberl Berglun Secrerary .... ...i, Vl filliam Jeney Senkewicz, O: TW W RO ch. Curch n, Heclmlau, Dra fl. Brow Goff, Donahue, fT16l'l of'f H Pounds ROW ONE: REE: Desalvla, TH W RO ls. Wel nlcos Pi Posl, Marsha Blaes Jeney, Middlelon Kul'1l, Berglund lchen K , Hill. Shalna ar+ino, M amil'l'on, ung, H Kcrollcoff, Yo James, Slauch, Cahill, C ue, Nowaclr, M 9 fd SP Bellhoff, Harl- Keller nanl, Wi V1 . cGrai h M Rebovic Wlnlr er eerwagen H Swenson, gllnlon, E cholas, OUR: Ni F W RO Mlclclewlcz. Zazza ra Roeser : lu E TAU IIELT PHI TAU GAMMA CHAPTER Founded in I9l0 af C.C.N.Y. On Campus-I928 Consul ,.... .. , Morfon Chial Vice Consul .. .,..., .,....... J ohn Nicolle Scribe , Marlin Greenberg Cuslos , . l-lerbcrl Fish 4 Union Sfreei' SETNHGRS: Barry Beclcer, Svrnour Berger, Allen Berlin, Monroe Carrol, Morlon Chiai, Fredericlc Daniel, Roberr Gorllieb, Paul Kilina, Donald Kuba, John Nicolle, George Parnifiello, Arnold Plall, Morlr Schlossrnan, Michael Turo, Louis VanCoppenolle. JUNIORS: l-lerman Adler, Charles Cooper, Gerald Cooperman, l-lerberl Ehrliclc, l-lerberl Fish, Marlin Greenberg, Raymond l-lonevwell, Harvey Mosko- wilz, Ronald Reichslein, Alan Sernel, Norman Schlossberg, Melvin Silver, Richard Slcinder, lra Slavil- slcv. SOPHOMORES: Leonard Baer, Raul Dubow, Karl Engleman, Jay Filippone, Millon Gelyer, Howard Kaplan, Richard Levine, Joseph Lucas, Joseph Maran, Marvin Minlz, Berlrand Pogrebin, Irving Shirlman, Richard Tecoll, Marvin Wirlis. FRESHMEN: Joseph Armellino, Richard Berlcowilz, David Blum, Jay Gilden, Roberl l-lassol, l-le-lrnul l-leirnan, Gene Klein, Irwin Levine, Bernard Mendelof vvilz, Barry Molnar, Gerald Ohl, William Slollar, Marshall Sussna, Symour Weclcsler. 74 Q- 91- is 1 4 , egg V. ,tif ROW Kuba. Kalina, Parnofillo, 9 Greenber a+ hi C colle, Ni Berlin, clrer, Fisl1, Be Van Coppenolle, ONE W RO C ll Adl nder Sk ooper, Minh, C Lucas, Honeywell ss, E DW ei S+ H, Sfa vifslry, Dubow, Teco an Tm oope 01C TW Widis, Kaplan, Geller an m Shiff Engelman, In Wd T No ein Reiclns? I1 eb Pogr Elwr iclw, REE: TH W RO Caro Baer. pone Filip I5 Union Slreel TA KAPPA IlPi'lL0 no A X-J Tami: ALPHA ETA CHAPTER Founded in l899 af Wesleyan On Campus-I927 Rresiclenl . . . . , , Peer Meneghin Vice Prcsidonl ,.,. .William Goss crelar5 .. Relor Jannarone Treasurer , , Richard DeGeisa SENIORS: Richard DeGeiso, Richard l-lanson, Millon Klabenish, Roberl lvleneghin, John Paralusz, Deneb Telelci, l-lenry Ziobro. JUINHORS: Elwood Ehrle, Erederick Erey, William Goss, Peler Jannerone, Waller Joyce, Jesse Knipschild, Oliver Kee, Edward Nelson, Thornas Roberls, Donald Rogers, Roloerl Wicks. SOPHOMORES: Samuel Chrislie, Roberl Gardner, Richard Pendlelon, William Swane, How- ard Toll, John Wasmer, Allred Linden. ERESHMEN: Edward Beyersdorfer, Richard Carlrey, Kevin Eealherslone, David Gillespie, Roberl l-lurnphreys, Donald Kohnlen, George Mullen, Richard Plleger, Raul Reardon, Andrew Silllard, l'lenry Slumpl. 7 Y' wg, ,M Zig .WA Him IBN tlllla rm: flslll eau: lili IMA X P -, Y. THETA Ulll , E BETA DELTA CHAPTER Founded in I856 af Norwich On Campus-I932 Presidenl' .,,.. .... . . Frederick Quick Vice Presidenl ., ..,,. . ..Ralph Brinsler Secrelary .,... ..... J ohn Salmon Treasurer ... James Boninq 7 Bar'I'leH' S'I'ree+ SENlORS: Kennelh Anderson, Ronald Benkerl, James Boning, Ralph Brinsler, Ronald D'Aiu'ro, Byron DeRussy, Roberl Enz, William Jugel, Slephen Kreyns, Waller Nebiker, Carllon O'Neil, Frederick Quick, John Salmon. JUNIORS: Roberl Bales, Edward Coslello, Fred Dilmars, Viclor l-larl, Alan King, Waller Levilsky, Thomas Moore, Angelo Nolle, Russell Olson, Chauncey Plyley, John Snyder. SOPHOMORES: Frederick Belofl, Joseph Corvino, Roderick Crowgey, William Dilzell, Charles Eisele, William Gillis, John Jensen, Alberl Klomburg, l-lerberl Marlin, Rudolf Ruedemann, Joseph Siivano, Roloerr Spinelli. FRESHMEN: Charles Andrews, John D'Aiulo, Gene D'Alessandro, Claude Deniz, Donald Enz, George Hulse, David Kihn, John Lockbaum, Waller Mueller, Dennelh Randall, Charles Rohn, James Snyder, Joseph Slopper, David Tallman, Roberr Wysong. 78 'f IIA' ,I ,W LQ hw... 79 JH jen 6 3 r- 3 O nc fs .5 P . O 0 6 - .2 if D Q D U' Z S U Ei 3 .Q E .Q LC .x 0 1. 'U E as E I .. 'U 2 .: 0 C U1 5 an L' in E .ii Z O 3 O ac .Li ua 1 I Y- O 1 -ol .. on .- C an an E o .1- .. ua 'U C 42 'a Z O ni 6 - .2 if CJ .J .9 J O- 25 :I -J vi .. 2 C, o E 'U an S- .0 V. I or as D 61 .E C o an -F. .. 'U I Ba+es, Piyley. U9 Ki oore, Levi+sky, , Olson, Snyder, M mars, Ruedemann Beloff, DH Spine ZETA BETA 'llzll lo l IAQ 9 .' 51- '. 0 4 v .l.l. BETA DELTA CHAPTER Founded in I898 af C.C.N.Y. On Campus--I947 26 Union S+ree+ SENKDRS: Howard Annis, Riclriard Conrad, Jerome Eleisliman, Ronald Goodman, Alan l-loward, Lawrence lsenberg, Roberl Kaplan, Marvin Klein, Ricliard Lane, Norman Malier, l-lugo Munzer, Roberl Tlwaler. JUNIORS: David Feinberg, Millon Eiscligrund, Viclor Eriedman, Ricliard Gruen, Alvin l-lersli, Roberl Levenslein, Jacob Liploman, Elias Rand, Alan Rockolrl, Ronald Ryzorl, l'loward Sclwwarlz, George Sadelc, Tliomas Slulsker, Donald Slerling, Wilbur Yellin. SOPHGMORES: Arllwur Beer, Roberl Berenson, Kennelli Berman, Gordon Eallc, Gerson Grodberg, Jerome Groploer, Jerry Kaplan, Ricliard Kroner, Roberl Levine, Paul Nelson, Alan Simon, Daniel Wliile. ERESHMEN: Edward Alex- ander, Edward Blall, Kennelli Breline, Lonny Easl, Lawrence Eranlc, l-loward Goldberg, Arlliur Kronleld, Norman Liclnlenslein, Norman Madison, l'loward Neibarl, Saul Noviclc, Ira Sweelwood. 80 Presidenl . .....,...,..,..,,. Ricliard L Vice Prcsidenl ., . . , Marvin Ea d Secrelary .,.... .,... V iclor Friedman Treasurer . . . , Wilbiir Ypll ROW TWO: Conrad, BlaH. Frank, Goldberg, ander, Kaplan, CX arf, Noviclc, Al elwne, Neib Br E: ON ROW ROW THREE: Thaler. senberg, Maher S hh A dh Fr edm Lane. Po'Her Om Yellin, Fand, M ein Levensl nzer, Mu ROW FOUR Hersh, Levine. N9lSOV'l Oh Sadek, Sim berg, Rand, od Gr enSOI'1 Ser egli+z, Sfi H. liife, Klei Ryzoff, W ling. Sler n an PPV' Li nd, l'LI Fischg Roclrolzi, ropper, Fa K, Berman G lcer, Sclnwarlz, Kroner uls 173 ll'l.l Pil . DELTA CHAPTER Founded in 1847 al N.Y.U. On Campus-lB48 Ei .. VE ,VIC V'LJfTll'lQE Vice Presiderl . .. ,,.Ai+'red Co S elary . , Ferdinand Van Deurse l8 College Avenue SFNIORS: Alexander Anluclc, Nicholas Berlha, Alhed Cox, Frederick Gruninger, l-luberl' Flauclc, Paul Kelly, l-layden lvlalhews, Roberl Minicus, Rudolph Rasin, James Scoll, John Sherman, Frnesl Tark. JUNIORS: Joseph Brown, Ill, John Byrne, Fdward Duda, James Durlee, Richard l-lerrell, Rolaerl Florn, John Jones, Richard Krewson, Frederick Magnus, Leslie Miller, Thomas Nalhaniel, Francis Trigqs, Jr., John Trimble, Ferdinand Van Deursen, John Van Dussen, Charles Vennel, Jr. SQPHO- MCRFS: John Billheimer, James Byrne, Kennelh Fake, Angelo lannucci, Bruce Johnson, Roberl Lanza, Roloerl Redman, Richard Rizlc, Gilberl Schneidewind, James Schuck, Paul Truscoll, Roberl Weidele, Rolaerl Wells. FRFSHMFN: Ronald Bergamesca, Oliver l-lone, Chesler Greenleai, Richard l-lauclc, Ronald l-leymann, Ralph Kennedy, Richard Lund, Lawrence Rriddy, Joseph Sarahn, Louis Schaub, Richard Silcox, Thomas Sollys, William Tollman, Monroe Wieanl, Jr., Harold Zailulo. 82 E? - 55255 af AKA 5 2 x. n .pw Terk, Sher- auck, O:H TW W RO ells. W ani reenleaf, We G F118 La Priddy, lr. Berfha, Riz clele, E: Wei ON W RO Miller, Triggs. I'f1 REE: Ho TH OW R Minicus. Kelly, Deursen, Cox, Van n nger l'U e,G , Trimbl I1 S0 YEW K man 1 dman Re annucci, OUR: I F OW R Jones yne Br Venne', 5. a+hew M Fl OW Br Durfee, Dussen, Van Herreff, agnus, Trusco++. M Rasin Muck A rne, BY Schneidewind, evens, Dude, Fake, Sf Dr. I. Nafhanie SEATED: Edward Sheppard, William WaTers, VicTor MaTallxa, RoberT Mausl1opT, ArThur Kaminslcy, Myron Linder, John Paralusz, ArThur Clark, Dean CurTiss, RoberT Condouris, Robe-rT Fisher. STANDING: Thomas Barlow, RoberT Gur-Arie, hlerberT LoviT, Ladislas Fehei, Paul Jorda- William Gibson, Michael STroukoTT, Irving PuriTz, BerT Vorchheimer, Solomon Tilles, Robf-iT l-larinci, Reber' T-largreaves, Carl Urbar, David Smilh, i'llllIiLll'I' llllllli The ScarleT Barbs have again This year been an imporTanT inTluence on The campus. Their social acTiviTies were highlighTed by Their winTer CoTillion held in The Commons. lT was This group which came up wiTh The idea oT a sTandard universiTy blazer To be worn by uppere classmen. And iT was This group which was TirsT lNlIEPENIll+IN1'MIlN'S llllllllllllllllll lIIlG1lllllZA'I'IllN OFFICERS Presiderrl , , .... .4.. lvl yron Linder lcenTerl Vice-PresidenT ..... .... , fvThur Kamirslcy lleTTl Alumni SerreTary .... .... .,.... W 7 lllam Davis lriqhTl llv1issingTrom picTurel Recording SecreTary . ., .......... RoberT lvlau5lcopT Corresoonding SecreTary .Rob-erT Hargreaves Treasurer ..,. .. . , .,.. ArThur Clark To drop Their poliTical Caucus This year. The Barbs goT Their name Trom a shorTf ened Torm oT Barbarians, a Term indicaTing ThaT They were noT Greel4s,'i or TraTerniTy men: They have included among pasT presidenTs such RuT- gers noTables as ProT lvlcCormicl4 of The l-lisTory DeparTmenT, and Dean Crosby. 90 ly H1 fhnne eyes n where ihe Rarifan flows. INIIEPENIIENTS, SUCIAL LIFE Lt J'iwQgil 85 Ford Dorm, since I926 The oldesl dormalory on campus which is slill in use is Ford Hall, and 'rhis building is convenienlly localed righl in lhe cenler of lhe campus. Originally The dormalory was inlended as a supplimenl 'ro Winanls Hallq now ils resi- denles are mainly upperclassmen. The Ford dorm residenls are organized l FORD HALL CLUB OFHCERS R info lhe Ford Hall Club. This club is open io 4' WLi'Hiibeg:aCE5TrZQnrE all residenls of lhe Hall, allhough membership Secrefary .... iiiii.,Maurice Slriclcland ls mol' liequlred' The dOlima+Ory li'-35 perennlally Treasure, ,A-, ,,,,,,,, 5 Teva Kreyng been a leader in bolh inrramural and exlracur- ricular Barbs aclivilies. Ford Hall Club is also an imporianf member of The Scarlei Barbs Council. lL. +o R.l Boi. Row: Elias Poull Sfricliland, Roberl Gur-Arie, Waller Braclcelmanns, Roberf Condouris, Vicfor elle, Sfanley Cohen, Lowell Peyser, Maurice Mafallra, Marla Meier, Jerry Rosenfhal. Cenfer Row: Roberf Kaplan, Carmen Morabilo, Warren Greewald, Jack Hughes, Herberl Spiegel, Richard Schneider, Roberl Johnson, Bernard Williams, Solomon Tillies, Louis Kolodin, Kennefh Blaclr, Lloyd Grosse. Top Row: Thomas Tighe, Roberf Yenzey, Arron Mafhias, Bob Marlin, Gary Daniel, Myron Linder. , , , .km I 11 1 86 FIRST ROW: Vorchheimer, Clark, Holley, Cur+iss, Millar, Schober, Zabranslxy. SECOND ROW: Young, Biangenberg, Siegel, Bruclr, Urban, Wilson, Newsleder. THIRD ROW: MacLeod, Grief, Snyder, Byard, Haring, Janowih, Mariarum, Hargreaves. FOURTH ROW: Jorlner, Smi+h, Hassol, Hoffmann, Sass. The Quad Club, organized in I939, is a dormilory organizalion whose purpose is Io serve 'rhe men in Ihe Hegeman, Wessels, Leupp, and Pell dormilories as a scholaslic and social coordinaior while providing a common bond of fellowship lor all ils dorm residenls. The organizalion sponsors a program ol various social aclivilies, including dances sponsored co-operafively belween The Club p,eS,dOn, lvll and N.J.C., and iusl plain old beer parlies. In This Vice-Presidenl way Ihe Club nol only serves i+s immediale purpose SQUEIGVY of providing enlerlainmeni for Quadrangle resi- Treasurer denls, buf il also fulfills The need for an organiza- Iional nucleus for independenl dorm sludenis. Be- sides social engagemenls, Ihe club also sponsors parlicipalion in inlramural sporls. IIIAII OFFICERS .......ArIhur Clark William Millar . . . .John Schober .. . . .Dean Curliss The Quad, composed of: Hegeman, Wessels, Leupp, and Pell dorms. B7 Demaresi Hall! . . . home of lhe young anol green . . . obiecl of ihe envious loolcs of upper- classmen , . . home oi early-inelhe-year lirecraclcers and Freshman Council eleciioneering . . . nexf io The lnsiiluie ol Microbiology, The lalesl oulposl ol: Georgian archileclure in lhe Slale Uniyersily . . . home of sliding closel doors . . . modernislic wealher vane . . .glaring owl . . . siie ol all soris ol dances and olher social evenls . . . reverberaling halls.. . buf il can never quiie blor oul lhe memory oi dear olcl Rariian Arsenal. Sfaiely Demaresi' Oh, io be a freshman again. IIEMAIQE 'I' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ladislas Feher .,. .. l-lorberl Loyil ...., Pasquale Di Pillo , Thomas Barlow Myron Burr ,,... William Gibson Edward Manlc Joseph Riiner .,..,. Wifliam Gibson . , , . Mr. and Mrs. l'l. Slolov , .. 88 . .President Vice-Presidenl . .Treasurer ' Members ' al Large .,,Superyisors ri ii IST ROW llefl' io righflx Michoel Kowalczylr, William Diclxinson, Charles GarreH. 2ND ROW Mrs. Courier lResiden+ Supervisorl, Charles King, David Blaine, Roberi Lyons, Roberi lrwine. Talre a good lasi loolc al lhe Melzger l-louse, i.e., The former Prep House. ln lhe nor loo lar dislanl lulure lvlelzger will surrender ilseli lo prog- ress as 'fhe new library will ialce Hs localion on Thal sire. For lwo years now Melzger has provided addi- A lional living quarlers io Rulgers men. l-lerlzog is an organizalion open To all un- dergraduales residing on +he campus ol lhe New Brunswick Theological Seminary. H is unique in lhal if has ils own dance floor and gym. IST ROW llefl 'ro righll: Rev. Armando lnow, Roberl Smilh, Dr. Broaclus Milchell, Dr. Milion Hoffman, Dave Van S+ein, Harold Van Dorf. ZND ROW: William Herrman, Leonard Kallzway, Bruce Penn, John Hzen, Rod DeYoung, Frederick Mold, John DeVries. 89 , Y, All lllllil To mosu Rulgers sludenls lhe lar side of lown means N. J. C. To some of lhe Aggies if means finding a way across lown, and lo olhers il means home-in Hue Ag dorms, out course. The dorms are siuuaued on 'rhe agricullural farm, and Hueir localion enables many our lhe Aggies lo hold jobs which lie in wiuh Their classworlq and in some cases make lhem enlirely seluf-suHi- cienu. Ah, for a home in +he counfryl IST ROW lleff fo righilz Guy Powell, Roberl'Wilson, Samuel Garrison, Carl Eby, Charles Holz, Frank Miller, Mille Verra. 2ND ROW: Richard MerriH, Alberl' Ike, Warren Siiles, Raymond Ward, Waller Daurerman, Larry Suydarru, Jim O'Brien. 3RD ROW: Fred Planer, John Karlberg, Richard Miller, George Orfhey, Les Brown, El+on Homan, Jim Davis, Herberl' Gower. HILL 'IIIE Perhaps uhe mosl unique living group on campus is Hue lrailer camp buill on lhe area behind lhe sladium. Each Jrrailer in The camp, which is lcnown as Hillside Campus, corulains ils owr cooking and hearing eguipmerul, and a rec- reauion hall is cenlrally locaued. Al presenl rhere are accommodaliorus for Jrhe families of over one hundred married suludenls. Wluo says non-coeducalionalnl? 3 l 1'.,1 T1 at URUWN CL I3 The Crown Club wilh headquariers in The Sludenl Union is Jrhe organizafion which binds lo- gelher The Rulgers commulers and serves as a focal poinl lor Their social affairs. The Clubs pasl ac- livilies have included The sponsorship, wilh N.J.C. groups, of several dances and parlicipaiion in The Harmon Trophy Display conlesls. Find ihe man who has 'lhe les? Tomorrow. The Crown Club which draws muh Hs members from ihose who ii neifher live in fraferni+y houses MWC: or campus dorms. Time our for a breaiheri Presiden+ Bill Davis presides over 'ihe exec council of Crown Club. 9I ,W .T .zz A 1 E I J A 0 T I v 1 T ' I E s T 1 E MW . ,Midi E 1,1 , , V 0 .,,-, ,,,h 1 Lk . Q - --My 5 ., A gil. ' 994 Aw zffffiiji ' rm9 f BIIYIMIEV Us ,ig , .L 2' ' -A hifi' f , , M . fydi -, j 1 i,g+f'1ffs ' Q 1 'Q-Aw? -y.P'w W ' Y ,gi ,L , V -,ft ,vWW.'ft?lQ:fiii5Ii2' IQMW ,Li aff f2i4fs2f45Sf351x1f'M faery! D . i E' 1 +1 Q . ' . , , Q 12 Q 7 wiv , z M , V. H MK .,,f. .. ,, 1 fm Q, . 3 . . 'N 1 .- NK wr. ,A M1-. FTYM 3 . 'gg , a .Q sw 1 Y: v 5 ,pm f J' .4 A , f ,A lk , wfiw 14 ,kgs fy. ,M vw' af Af if e ,A 4' 1 if ay, ' M -,NL-FS x us ' n wx ' ' 2 ' tf v 'H . 335 f .Q .wget P ' m y V' in . , N The BIG THREE: GII-:Icen, Shlossman, and Kaminsky A+ 'rhe presses wifh Gliclcen, Clark, and Kaminslcy I-Io+ spori' siories by Olson, Levensfein, Lane, and Whiie the I Member Associa+ed CoIIegiaIe Press MORTON SHLOSSMAN . .. Ifdrfcr-ir-Cnief LLOYD? GLICKEN . Manaqinq Edifor ARTHUR KAMINSKY ,. .. ,. Manaqrncj EdIIor EDITORIAL STAFF Edward Mark H. , ,.. ,. . . . Asst Io Eddor WaIIer Joyce . . News Edifor Paul Dubow .. UASSI. News Edifor Roberf Mauskopf , . .,.fNssI. News EdIIor Bernard WIIIQII , .. . ,, Eeawre ECIIIOV Richard Lane , .. ,... Sporrs Edifor Rus'y OIscn . Asst Sporfs Edffcr Bob Levonsfeirr , Assr. Sporfs Editor Leorard Baer . ..CIrIeI PIvo+oqrapIwer Reber? GIe-ason ,. ., PI1o+oqrapIner Tnnr, D'An+cnIo ., Edr+oriaI Assisfanr Barb Fiber . .. EdIf0rIaI Assisfanf Jack Wfasmer , , .,.. ,..., , . .. EdHOrIaI Assisfani BUSINESS STAFF James Husve-II1 , ........ Business Manager Rsdph HoIIes Ralph R5eInIe . , Jrzhn SaImcn, Jr. NeviIIe AI:nraI1am, Jr. ,, ,. Rldrard Krewson ..AssI. Business Mgr. Advcrfisinq Manager ,, ,Sfaff Accourrarn Circulafion Manager . ..ExCInange Edilror ,X JHnLw,fevl V M 'T 152' Working laTe aT Thafcher-Anderson! are: FIRST ROW: Fisher, Joyce, Glicken. SECOND ROW: Dubow, Mauslxopf, Wasmer, D'AnTonio. THIRD ROW: Kaminslry, Mack. The Targum is cerTainly one parT oT college liTe welll never TorgeT. And how does The publicae Tion achieve This memorable disTincTionf7 QuiTe simply-merely by remaining chin-deep in conTro- versy Trom iTs TirsT issue in SepTember To The lasT one in May. AbouT The only unconTroversial sTaTe- menT To appear on iTs pages is The bold conTession: Since I869-sTudenT newspaper oT RuTgers, STaTe UniyersiTy oT New Jersey . Weelc aTTer weelc we are TreaTecl To headlines screaming ThaT STudenT Council does or cToesnTT, ThaT The BoosTer Club sTays or goes, ThaT T-leimlich and Finley can or canTT, and ThaT The Book oT The Year is or isn'T. BuT no maTTer whaT anyone may Think oT The paperis ediTorial policy, leTs remember ThaT The Targum is The oldesT college newspaper in America and ThaT, as such, iT has sToocl Tor almosT IOO years as a symbol oT The college man's God-given righT To disagree wiTh anyThing. 95 'halt Pushing for a deadline: Shlossman, Mauslcopf, Moore LevensTein, Kaminsky, Joyce, Dubow, D'AnTonio. Junior Edifors, SEATED: Landamere, Richardson, Kraushaar. STANDING: Gard- ner, Cunningham, Tcole, SaTTerTield. in SCAHLET LETTER Pendergasf, Illig, Meeker Well, here iT is-The l953 Scarlei' LeT'I'er! IT represenTs The laTesT in a long line oT sevenTy- nine yearbooks which began in I87l as a TraTer- niTy publicaTion. Many, many hours oT planning and preparaTion have gone inTo This year's ediTiong These hours were puT in by a large number oT peo- ple who have received liTTle or no crediT and, This year Tor The TirsT Time in a long while, no Tinancial remuneraTion. ThaT seems To make iT a labor oT love and we hope your recepTion oT This volume will iusTiTy our pride in This work. The real aim OT any yearbook is To Try To capTure on The prinTed page memories oT our col- lege years. WiTh This in mind we have Tried To picTure liTe aT RuTgers in as many oT iTs aspecTs as physical IirniTaTions would permiT. Two new Tea- Tures have been incorporaTecl inTo The book as parT oT This aim. We have inserTed The names oT all Those appearing in The acTiviTies secTion so ThaT when you look back aT These picTures you'll be able To idenTiTy Tamiliar Taces. And we have included an opening secTion oT scenic views oT The campus. We hope you enioy The book because iT was creaTed expressly Tor you. 96 The Sporis Sfalif a+ work: Barbarero, McKissock, Zim- mermann, Mahoney, Spangenberger. Back To camera: Richardson. Pendergasf, Eng, Gleason ALAN lLLlG ,., ...,,....... ,,.... E dilor-in-Chief NORBERT PENDERGAST ..,.......... Manaqino, Edilor BUD MEEKER ...... ,... ..,....,,... B u siness Manaqer JUNIOR EDITORS David Toole ,..,.. ................,. 44.. A c livilies James Cunninqharn ,,,,.... ...................... A rl Donald Sallerlield and Barlon Gardner Jggr' 'Ki-gpgrggi'QQf'.fff'fififf Maurice Landarnere Alfred Richardson John Zimmermann .Copy and Layoul ......,Fralernilies . , ...,,.,. Seniors .....,.,,...Spor'ls Assl. Sporls Edilor 1 4 w ,H ' f Junior Edilorsz Sailerfield, Meeker, Cunningham, Richard- son, Toole. High policy decisions by Publisher Nichols, Treasurer Brill, and Ediior lllig. PHOTOGRAPHERS Leonard Baer, Bill Flerninq, Joseph Clark, Roberl Gleason Bill Dickinson, Allred Richardson, Young Eno. STAFF Paul Baba, Bill Moore, Alberl Barbero, Bill Panzaf, John Blake, Roger Pile, Bill Easlman, Alberl Schumann, Edward Finkensfadl, Joe Spanqenloerqer, Bob Gooch, John Sladl- lander, Slephen Haslinqs, Frank Usler, Donald Mcliissock, David Wheeler, John Mahoney, Tom Morlell. Edifor Mel Silver, sealed, checks over ihe engrav- ing plale as Associale Edifor Barry Targan loolcs on. Alfer a very successful lall pulolicalion ol The Targum parody enlilled lhe Mugral, lhe Anlho slall changed ils policy lo produce The magazine as a humor publicalion. lls lwo remaining issues under lhis lrial policy will confain carloons, poems, and lealure arlicles, and by all indicalions il will conf linue along ils successful humorous lines. There is a greal challenge lhough, lhal ol frying lo produce a humorous Anlho ol as high a qualily as The liler- ary Anlhos ol The pasl. 'PHO STAFF ldilor in-Chiel ,, . .,r, . Mel Silver Business Manager , , .,Howard Annis Circulalion Managers , , Joe Balinlcie Max Luber Sulascriplion Manager ,,,..... ..... D on Slerling ASSOCIATE EDITORS Barry Targan, Berlrand Pogrebin, Ed Schwarl7, Dick Wrighf, Leonard Baer, Paul Dubow, Danle Saraco, Anlhony lsidore, Arl Browslein, Arlhur Maron fhe sfaff gafhers around fhe edilor lo see fhe new issue. Business Manager Howie Annis goes over lhe financial accounl as Lucas, Balinlcie, Sferling, and Feinberg loolc on. '23 98 'JI' Illl FIRST ROW, lefl 'ro righlz Weidele, Covenlher, Malallxa, Verona, Reibel, MacLeod, Harlman, Cransfoun, Viglionese, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Schwarlz, Seeman, Wewan, Fleeburn, Wallens, Laslcowslry, Holies, Possunalo, Weissman, Delanoy, Doscher. THIRD ROW: Giesbrechl, Remile, Plyley, Calana, Hoffman, Moravelr, Klausner, Aslerino, Maclnlosh, Troxel. FOURTH ROW: Cabol, Lochbaum, Salmon, Ilce, Polcari, Shapiro, Young. Klesmer, Marlrs, Russell, Sparlxs. The Rulgers Universily Band has had an- olher line season al lhe loolball games. Wilh lheir scarlel blazers and slraw hals, They have managed lo pul on many line shows, malcing several ol The away games al lheir own expense. Their useful- ness is by no means limiled lo alhlelic conlesls lhough. Always, lheir spiril is a real credil lo lhemselves and lo lhe school. C. Kennelh Anderson Raymond Asferino Roberl Ba+es Osborne Buchanan Fred Buoni Michael Cabol Anfhony Calana Donald Cransfoun George Delanoy Wallher Dellweiler Fred Dix George Doscher Ladislas Fener Eugene Flannery James Fordemwall John Freeburn Roberl Gardner Marlin Giesbrechl Howard Goldberg Arlhur Gregory Joseph Grygolis Arlhur Guenlher Scoll H. Harl William Harlman Edward Hoffman Ralph Holies Alberl Ike Henry Johnson Gerald Keenan Richard Klesmer Roberi La Cosla Roberl' Lanza Henry Laslcowsluy John Lochbaum Ira London Joseph Maclnlosh Gordon MacLeod Vic+cr Malailra Richard Maulner Roger Meyer Roberl Moravek Roberl Morrison Niclrolas Possumalo Chauncey Plyley Roberl' Polcari Samuel Reibel 99 Presidenl ,.... Vice-Presiclenl .. Secrelary-Treasurer Manager ......, Publicily Manager Direclor ...,.,.. Franlx Rubin Harold Rudy Donald Russell Edward Ringer John Salmon Fred Scharf Rcllen Secor Arlhur Schimmel William Schullz Edwin Schwarlz Bernard Seeman Leonard Shapiro Harry Sharlrey Horilr Sokil Roberl Sparlrs OFFICERS ........,..,,George Doscher ,..,George Delaney ....Roberl Sparks ..,. ...John Salmon ..,.......,Ralph Holies . . . . .Marlin A. Sherman William Swane Leonard Tandul Sianley Tomberg Donald Troxel Harold Verona Paschal Viglionese Edmund Wallens Douglas Walrafh Roberl Weidele Alfred Weissman Joseph Wernik Alan Wilson Louis Winlxler Karl Wolfe Daniel Young GLEE ULIB Alexanderfxniuck Norman Gordon Leroy Johnson Lewis Kuhl Cris Millson Frederick Pfirrman Arrhur Beer Joseph Blakeslee Richard Corgan Roberr Emery Richard Ferguson Roberi Fleckenslein RoberlGardner William Gillis John Goodman Richard King Frederick Krarrips CLASS CLASS OF '53 Richard Racz William Snedeker Theodore Srahl Horner Tricules James Van Vlier OF '55 Richard LaRoza William Marks Viclor Malalka Marshall Mcfvrain Richard Pendleron Joseph Silvano James Srirnoson Frank Usier Roberl Ward Donald Wold Gerald Young Thomas Barksdale Joseph Browde Edward Cosrello Michael Elliwq Millon Fischgrund Richard Merrill Charles Andrews Richard Aslanian David Becikwiil Jack DeRochi Roberr Ennever ChesrerGreenleaf Roberl Grofa George Hand Richard Holzer William Malloy CLASS OF '54 CLASS William Munyan Marshall Norwalk Ferd Van Deursen ThornasWelzel RoqerWieqand OF '56 l-lerberl Robbins Bernard Rosenslein Joel Shurner Roberl' Slein John Sloner Dennis Sullivan David Tallrnan Donald Vineburq Sranley Wachnnan Bruce Wiriz The RuTgers UniversiTy Glee Club, under The direcTion of F. AusTin WalTer, has in The year T952-53 embarked on one of The mosT ambiTious and varied schedules in The hisTory of The group. ln addiTion To iTs regular presenTaTions of secular music, The Glee Club combined wiTh The N.J,C. Choir is presenTing several classical works by such MasTers as Bach, BeeThoven and Moussorgslcy. The highlighT of The season will be a Three day Trip To RochesTer, where The UniversiTy Choir will perform, wiTh The RochesTer Philharmonic OrchesTra, BeeTh- ovens' 9Th Symphony and selecTions Trom The Opera, Boris Godunov, by Moussorgsky. A T.V. appearance Tollowed by The annual home concerT aT The Unive-rsiTy Gynasium winds up The program Tor The year. The Glee Club also serves The UniversiTy and The sTudenT body by singing aT convocaTions and providing enTerTainmenT Tor visiTing high school and civic groups. Annual ChrisTmas ConcerT in Kirlrpahiclu Chapel. OFFICERS Leroy Johnson . ,, ,..,, Presidenl Vlfilliam Sncdelcer . .. ,,... Manager AusTin Soup WalTer , .... Direclor I W, Soup shows Snedeker and E Johnson how iT's done. i W OFT To The concerf l IOI Frecl Peselslcy is Hue cen+er of aH'rac+ion in a scene from Broclcner, Schuliz, Fred J. Pcsefslq . Rolsofl Maxim Vlflm' Frlodmar' . Lucien R059 ., .lcfmno Niqrfo Mary Fallen' . and Libby. STAFF . fxssislam .Producllon .Sla gc ...Business Teclwmical ,...PubllCily f Prcdurllcn Abraham, Ba Manager Mamaqer Mavaqer DI Manager' redox Marmqcr rbour, Pe sefslxy, B. M N Li H L The Heiress wifh 0 EEE THEATER G ILE MEMBERS Aarllcl, H. Lewis, M. Hirsrlw, J. Sclwllz, D. Sloan . Feder, M. Loki, B. Daniel. A. Barbour, E. Caqle . Abralwam, E, Tawbcnslan, M, Klausner, R. Lalcc, N fihlomslclm, J. Adamczylc, .Crossmary H. Pardcs. ake, and Daniels in Two R. Krcuqwr, G. Swlvorsfcw Blind Mice. IO2 ff The casf from +he Heiress : llefl' +o righfl BACK ROW: Layion, Plyley, Peseislcy, Broclxner, Shuha, Cramer. FRONT ROW: Shemelr, Libby, Schulh. A new organizalion arrived on The Ruigers scene ' ' This year. As a resuli oi The merging oi The Liille Thealer group oi N.J.C. and our own Queenls Players, The Queens -1 Thealer Guild came info exisrence. The Guild slrarred oil ils - firsr year wilh lhree subscriplion producfions: Two Blind Mice, The Heiress, and Anne of a Thousand Days, all of which were well received. . The opening of The Heiress in Newarlc provided an 0 O il annovalion an Ruigers drama hislory as did lho supplef rneniary program lhal lhe Guild was responsible for be , , yond The subscripiion series. pflvyy Yes sir, says Fred Pesefslry, as Bob Kreuger and Liz Daniels loolc on during The produdion of Two Blind Mice, Three gals from Two Blind Mice. I03 Law displays Hs sfrong arm on a roaring 20's Speakeasy. The park scene wi+h 'Hue Kollich Kids. km lil IW l'1w'e11t IHITCII A l-lolchav, lhe I95!-52 Boys in Ivy pro- duclion was slaged al rhe Rivoli Thealer in New Brunswiclc. The musical comedy revolved around a Roaring Tweniiesw Theme and yoresenled a greai array of prohihilion boolleggers and flap- pers. Shingle hairculs, cloche hals, lcnee-lenglh skirls, and rolled-down sroclcings showed off The girls lo besl advanlage. Boasling a caslr of over one-hundred members, supporled by a lhirly- live piece orcheslra, lhe show was a wonderful rrip back +o lhal never-again land of spealceasies and lhe Charleslon. The cas? in a Charleslon number during 'Phe firsi' acl. V - --V--- --, A Tender momenT beTween The romanTic leads, Beverly Skip Norwalk and Barbara Murray Talking behind each Braunsfein and Fred Pfirrman. 0TheI S back-buT all lrl TUN- 0 CHIHIW The evenTs surrounding The TirsT inTer- collegiaTe TooTball game way baclc in l869 seemed naTural maTerial Tor a musical comedy in This TooTball-crazy age. IT was even more naTural, in so Tar as R.U. Toolc parT in ThaT TirsT epoch-making sTruggle, ThaT a group oT RuTgers sTudenTs should underTalce The Task oT producing such a musical. Touchdown was The resulT oT Their labors. The show TirsT goT iTs sTarT during The winTer oT l95O when Howard Cook '53, Joe Grossman '50, PeTe Frigeri '51, and Harvey l-laupTman '5l pooled Their TalenTs. From ThaT poinT on, The producTion conTronTed and sur- mounTed a series oT obsTacles ranging Trom Tinancial diTTiculTies To rapid Turnover oT person- nel, buT The show did go on To The crediT oT Those who worked so hard Tor iTs success. In producTion, The show was well acTed and well received Though iTs income Tailed To meeT up To expecTaTions. IT was an enioyable addiTion To The Tamily oT RuTgers musicals STUDENT HALL of FAME presents KTOUCHDC October 30, 31, and November RIVOLI THEATER New BRUNSWICK, N. J. Words and Music by HOWARD COOK Book by JOE MEYER Direded by ESTHER FINKLESTEIN Produced by TEK TALMONT and MEI. WOLF Overiure and Someday orchestrated by Edwar Original Sels by JAMES HAMILTON Choreography by FRANK BENEDICT Orchesiraiions by ARTHUR LIEF Siaie Manager RICHARD WETIEL d Goldman FIRST ROW: lllig, Slavilslxy, Wrighf, Sweelwood, Simon. SECOND llEllil'l'l G DIRECTORS Mr, Rlnliard C. Reader .,.. Public Spealcinq and Dolzale Mr. Gale L. King .,,,..,,......, Debare Coach John Salmon ,,.,.. ...., C o-Manager Paul Spraguf .. ,... Co-Manager Discussing a coming clebale wifh Coach King are Quacken- boss, Cohen, and Hersh. ROW: Ouaclxenboss, J. Cohen, Salmon, Slimpson, Sfearns, Wiffe. THIRD ROW: S. Cohen, Schlosberg, Fried, Robinson, Prislr. FOURTH ROW: Hayden, King. MEMBERS Donald Briqhlley, Jerome Cohen, Slanl-ey Cohen, Richard DeSan+is, Leonard Elz, Mahlon Fasl, David Fried, Viclor Friedman, Howard Goldberg, Roberl Gurfhrie, George Hayden, Alvin Hersh, Alan lllig, Mark Musa, Thomas Prislc, Roberl Ouaclqenboss, Manuel Robinson, 'Xlorman Schloslnorq, Edward Simon, Ira Slavilsry, Marlin Slearns, James Slimpson, Ira Sweelwood. Berl Vorcheimer, George Wills, William Wriqhl, Roberl Wysonq, This year was lournamenl year in Rul- gers debalinq. Allhouqh mosl oi lhe lradilional rivalries wiih sisler colleges were conlinued, lhe main elllorl ol lhe deloalers was expended in 'rournamenl slyle cleloaling in which many schools are represenled. Among olher lourneys al- lended were Those ol Boslon U., Hall ol Fame, Temple, Vermonl, Georgelown, Carnegie Tech, Faslern Forensic Associalion, Wesl Poinl Elimi- nalions, and The Faslern Area Conlerence oi Tau Kappa Alpha: and Rulgers acled as The hosl school lor lhe Benjamin Franlclin Debale Tournament WR STAFF Sialion Manager ,...... Program Direclror ..,,.... Business Direcior .... Technical Direcior ...... Sfudio Supervisors ....,.. .Wilson Andrews Howard Richier . . . .Carl Urban .Arihur Croolce William Bromley Monroe Carol Fred Mezey Pai Thomas Berl Vorchheimer Chief Operaiing Engineer .... Donald Levy Classical Music Direcior .... Dave Greene Music Direclor ..,....s Marlin Greenberg Sporis Ediior ,..... .,,s l-l oward Annis Chief Announcer ..,. .... W illiam Jeney WRSU's +op four: Direc+or Andrews sifs as Richier explains, wifh Cooke and Urban looking on. l+'s +he A.M. Mayhem wifh Rufgers' own Rayburn and Finch, Bill Jeney and Andy Gasparich. Quiz +ime wi+h L, +o R.: B. Vorchheimer, R. Mihm, M. Carol, M. Greenberg, H. Annis, J. Lippman, B. Sfauffer. One of ihe largesi siudeni organizaiions on lhe Ruigers campus is WRSU. Wiih iis sound- prooi sludios locaied high above College Ave- nue ii provides The siudenl an excellenl oppor- iuniiy io acquire valuable experience in ihe radio field. Drama, news, popular and classical music, sporis evenis, and iealure shows are buf a iew of lhe preseniaiions currenily being broadcasl by WRSU. I07 iUARLET KEY OFFICERS Vresidenl .... ..,,.... ..,. . . Lloyd Griiliihs Secrelary-Treasurer , . Bruce Clymer MEMBERS Edwin Be Bruce Clymer Carl Davidson Ralph Deufchman Jerome Dodgen Donald Duncan Duane Elredahl Hilliard Farber Herberi' Fish Vicior Freidman Lloyd GriFFi+hs Douglass James Lawrence Joseph Edward Kelly John Kraushaar George May Thomas Moore Edward Nelson Harvey PaHen Roy Remif Richard Reynolds Roberi Reynolds Reber? Serlco Dudley Tighe Ferd Van Deursen Marshall Walls Roberi Zuiic iTUDENT C0-UP OFFICERS Presideni ............ ........... M yron Linder Recording-Secreiary . ...,, Ronald Benlxeri Corresponding-Secrefary ...,.. Andrew Gasparlch Treasurer ............,..r,..... Karl Engleman MEMBERS Ronald Benlceri Arihur Maron Karl Engleman Alan Ross Andrew Gasparich Beriram Hurowiiz Alan King Jay Kriviislcy Myron Linder Morion Shlossman Richard Slcinder Berf Vorchheimer George WiHe NATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Silllng: Ronald Heymann, John Blalxe, William Rue, William Drake, Eugene Du- Bois. Slanding: Eugene Taylor, John Demovich, .James .Macauley, .Richard Lund, John Vanderveen, Allen Ross, Jay Michael, Roberl Linder. Missing From Piclurex William Africano Theodore Sfahl, William Panzer. INTER-CAMPUS COMMITTEE Dale Berger, Sfephen Kreyns-Co-chain man, Joan Mooney-Co-chairman, Ric- hard Mihm. HON ESTY COMMITTEE Sillingz John Salmon, Norberl Pender- gasl, III, Kennefh Anderson Chairman, Myron Linder. Slandingz John Trimble, Donald Russell, Douglas Smllh. OFFICERS Rally Chairman ... B00 TER ULIB CHE RLEAIIEIT The BoosTer Club, Tounded in l946, is The organizaTion on campus which has Taken on The responsibiliTy oT Trying To lceep up school spiriT and morale. Thanlcs To Them There were pep rallies and several dances. A Trophy was awarded To The living group showing The mosT school spiriT during The year. Baclc again on The scene This year was The RuTgers' ChanTicleer, who l4epT The sTands laughing, especially aT The PrinceTon game. Don Rogers was presidenT, and Barry Becker, rally chairman. l:ooTball games, pep rallies, and baslceT- ball games wouldn'T be The same wiThouT The ScarleT Cheering squad. These boys are always bouncing around, leading cheers and songs, and generally bolsTering The spiriT oT The players and oT The specTaTors. This TooTloall season, They popularized a new cheer which was sTarTed in The sTands, The Give me an R cheer. Under Their very capable leadership, The Freshman class carried on a RuTgersl TradiTion oT Torming a double line across The Tield Tor The Team To run Through. SENIORS Roberl' Filep ...,,.,,,..... Co-Capfain Kenne+h Kroll ...,,.....,. Co-Capfain JUNlORS: Richard Slcincler, George WiTTe, Wal+er LeviTslxy, Joseph Browde, PresiclenT .,,.......,.. Donald Rodgers Vice-Presiclenf ........... Doris Cerwin SecreTary ,..... ,,... D olores Sweder Treasurer ...... ..... W illiam Davis ...,Barry Becker OFFICERS PresidenT .. ...,,...... Harry Lonsdale Vice-PresidenT , . ,..R. David Vifaibel Al lke Secrelary , ., . .. .Al Lacz Alumni Secremry .,.. Warren Ivlahaly Recording SocreTarv .. RoberT Sparks Treasurer Roberl Heeren FIRST ROW: Al Lacz, R. David Waibel, Harry Lonsdale, AI Ike, Warren Mahaly. SECOND ROW: Waller WorThge, Don Mackay, Roberf Heeren, RoberT Wei- dele, Howard SpaIT, Jack Sfephenson, Allan Swenson, Frank Gundalrer, Roberl Sparks. LPHA PHI UIEG Alpha Phi Omega is The campus service TraTerniTy. IT is This group which guides The Treshman Through The baTTling inTricacies oT Freshman Week and acquainTs him wiTh The rou- Tines oT RuTgers. Besides This The organizaTion perTorms many oTher useTul and helpTul services To make RuTgers TuncTion more smaarhly. PRECEPTUR' The precepTors have whaT is probably The leasT desirable iob on The RuTgers campus. Playing big broTher To a Thundering herd oT sTudenTs has been known To shorTen The liTe span oT more Than one oT These sTalwarT valianTs who in spiTe oT waTer-pisTols, Tire' crackers, and midnighT wresTling bouTs manage To live Through iT all. Picked on The basis OT characTer and scholarship our precepTors are doing a Tine iob despiTe The hazards To liTe and limb involved. PRECEPTORS FIRST ROW: Gerald Gabriel, John Ma- honey, Herman Adler, Fred Pfirrmanr, William Millar, Michael Kowalczyk, Ber- nard PaTTon, Jr., Wal'I'er PorTer, John Villani SECOND ROW: Timolhy O'Con- nor, Ronald Benl4erT, Leroy Johnson, Robe-rT Dingel, John Boor, Richard Saake. THIRD ROW: John Zimmermann, Glenn Richards, Willis Howard, Lawrence Law- son, William Davis, William King, Rober+ BrackeTT, Edward McMahon. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Rozanslzi, Donald STevens, Lloyd GriTFiThs, Arlhur Sullivan, STephen Kreyns, Edward Simon, Law- rence Gordon, Paul Baba, Donald Mc- , Kissock. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB Left Io righi: R. Koch, Pres.: A. Schill- ing, Vice-Pres.: C. Losche: G. Mikula, Sec.-Treas. AGRICULTURE CLUB FIRST ROW llefl 'Io righfl: C. Eby, F. Clucas: F. Broclrell, Vice-Pres.: T. Glass- Iord, Pres.: K. Hoffmeyer, Sec.: J. Os- wor+I1. SECOND ROW: R. Armslrong: G. Boyle: L. Blolellig C. Hess: B. Ander- son: Dr. H. Mefzger, Advisor. THIRD ROW: G. Foley: H. Jeffers, Trees.: J. Brown: G. Orlhey: R. Ward. FOURTH ROW: P. Scl'1ul+: K. Relnhardfg F. Miller: F. Fussa. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS FIRST ROW lleff Io righll: M. Singley, Advisor: W. Roberfs, Pres.: W. Hessen- 'l'I1aler: D. McKay. SECOND ROW: C. Mellor, Vice-Pres.: A. Bollmeyer, Sec.: W. Livingslon. m BLOCK AND BRIDLE FIRST ROW IIefI 'Io rigI'rII: H. Hohen- sfein: L. BioIeHi: F. Clucas, Pres.: J. VonJess, Treas.: J. O'Brien. SECOND ROW: W. Goss: J. Oswor+h, Vice-Pres.: K. Hoffmeyer, Sec.: H. Verona: J. Brown. THIRD ROW: A. Herr: W. S+aeI1Ie: J. Maxwell: B. Anderson: D. Burdick. FOURTH ROW: W. SaIdarini: H. Green: R. Vvleiss: R. Cord+s: J. Jeffers: J. GiIden. FORESTRY CLUB FIRST ROW Ueff fo rigI1+I: B. Blum: N. Brocard, Sec.-Treas.: K. EIIing: H. Spali, Pres. SECOND ROW: C. Regan: A. Ike, Vice-Pres.: R. Heeren. DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW Ileff fo rigI1'rI: H. Dunham: R. Andersen: E. Oleskie: A. Juesfrich, Treas.: W. Drake: A. Piskorowski, Sec.: B. Anderson, Pres.: W. Akers, Vice-Pres.: Dr. J. BarI'IeH, Advisor: Dr. J. Leeder, Advisor: R. Ciorciari. SECOND ROW: B. Gilliard: C. Blackman: R. Armsfrong: R. Skodacek: A. O'Connor, Jr.: R. Zuric: J. Brown: L. BioIe++i: D. Mac Rae, Jr.: C. Yard. THIRD ROW: K. Vanderburg: P. SchuI+: R. Saacke: B. Poulfon: R. S+an+on: R. Weiss: W. Fensfer. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW llefl Io righll: R. Schell- inger: T. Schwilrag F. Fussa. SECOND ROW: F. Miller, Treas.: W. Sansalone: M. Verra: H. Zwiclrel: W. Sliles: S. Gar- rison, Pres. THIRD ROW: C. Reinhardl: C. Holz, Sec.: P. Oslram: R. Ward, Vice- Pres.: L. Brown. POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW llefl Io riqhllz R. Reinclce, Vice-Pres.: D. Glassman, Sec.: R. Brins- Ier, Pres.: J. Pino. SECOND ROW: D. Goodrich: W. Mannevich: R. Zelles: R. Enz, Treas. THIRD ROW: I.. Rosenblallg C. Herer: P. Wulling. HORTUS CLUB Members: C. Hess, Pres.: E. Ehrle, Vice Pres.: N. Pendergasl, Sec.: J. Foarcl Treas.: E. Beyersdofer: G. Bryan: J Howell: J. Mills: A. Porcello: J. Sacalis R. Smells: M. Van Horne: L. Walden R. Wicks: R. Wilson. snr RUTGERS RURAL REVIEW FIRST ROW: Ileff +0 rigI1+I: J. Clark: S. Newman: L. RosenbIaH, Edi+or: P. Mariinog C. Herer: F. Heinan. SECOND ROW: M. Hoffmeyery H. PoIIcI'1emi: R. Hagauer: E. TayIor: M. Engleman. THIRD ROW: W. Rue: B. Sass: B. Jori- ner: A. Brandner: A. Swenson: T. Barks- dale. RUTGERS 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW IIef+ +o rigI1+I: S. Garrison, Vice-Pres.: J. McCormack: M. Hoff- meyer, Pres.: J. Siires, Sec.: S. Alex- ander. SECOND ROW: E. Armsfrong: E. Frey: J. Dennis: M. Franceseg M. EngIeman3 J. Cray: E. BoeHIer. THIRD ROW: W. Saldarini: K. Reinhardi: D. Whifeheadg J. Osworfht F. MiIIer. AGRICULTURAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW Ileff fo righ+I: C. Hess: L. BioIeHi: F. Clucasg D. Cohen: J. Os- wor+h: F. Brockeii: W. Glassfcrd, Chair- man. SECOND ROW: R. Koch: H. SpaI+: R. Miller: L. Walden: B. Ander- son: W. Rue: N. Pendergasf. THIRD ROW: R. Lulcens: L. RosenbIa++: S. New- man. RUTGERS PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Lefl Io righf: W. Shuif: L. Edwards: J. Gerber: A. Bacho: B. Sfauffer, Sec.: H. Snyder: R. Szollar: J. Kozimbo: D. Wenz: A. Halpern: M. Parker IMiss N.J. '53l. R. Gleason: E. Marshall: P. Springer: A. Busse: W. Koehler: W. Millar, Vice- Pres.: Y. Eng, Pres. lmissing from pic- +ureI. FINE ARTS CLUB FIRST ROW Ileff Io righfl: J. Sacalis, Pres.: R. Babcock: J. Alfman: M. Prich- ard: SECOND ROW: T. Roberfs: Mrs. P. Kaiser, Inslrucfor: H. Limoll: L. Poul- IeHe: D. King, Vice-Pres.: M. Hubbard: M. Winanf. PHILOSOPHY CLUB FIRST ROW Ileff fo righllz B. Herman: B. Schoffen: Dr. J. Amaralg V. Kriegs- mann: P. Massino: Dr. M. Gross. SEC- OND ROW: G. Mandel: Dr. H. Peler- son: H. Biggin, Pres.: Dr. J. Neyer: J. De La Torre: T. Sfahl. THIRD ROW: J. Michalowski, Sec.-Treas.: R. Hines: G. Smifh: J. Weiss: M. Konner: M. Luria: M. Pefanne: W. Ferriss. HISPANIC SOCIETY FIRST ROW Ileff Io rigI1iI: F. Luchan- sky: J. Barfron: J. Lo TrugIio: C. Sondey. SECOND ROW: C. Moreno: Prof. J. Amaral, Advisor: R. De San+Is, Pres.: D. Blum: W. Ferriss, Sec.: R. Newfon. THIRD ROW: J. Cunningham: R. Gur- Arie: S. Tilles, Vice-Pres.: G. Goodger, Trees.: R. Colin. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW Ileff Io rigI1iI: F. Pfirr- mann: B. Vorchheimer: T. Talmonf. SECOND ROW: M. Pelanne: H. Limoli, Pres.: L. GrusIra. ITALIAN CLUB FIRST ROW IIef+ 'Io rigI1+I: W. Ferris: B. Casfelliiio: J. Hunfingfon: Prof. Pane. SECOND ROW: J. Cosgrove: P. Del Col: M. Musa: B. Di Censo: R. Mar- guccio. ,- --Y 2-Y -Y COUNCIL OF RUTGERS ENGINEERING SOCIETIES FIRST ROW Ilefi 'fo rigI1I'I: A. Del Meisfro: P. Beycrnheimer, Chairman: J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: W. Rober+s: E. Kasfenbeing F. Hunf. THIRD ROW: G. Reifzeg J. Van Vlief. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS FIRST ROW IIefI Io rigIl+I: N. Mackin- non: R. Lauer: J. Johnson: W. Schaal, I.R.E. Sec. SECOND ROW: P. Beyern- Iweimer, A.I.E.E. Sec.: N. Pike, Vice Chmn.: L. Carmen: R. Husied, Chmn.: C. Longo. THIRD ROW: W. Engle: R. WiIson: A. Crooke: A. Midway: T. Van Duzer. FOURTH ROW: J. Dunn: R. Bergman: D. Levy: E. Jayson: FIFTH ROW: V. Laumark: R. MiI1mI: E. Kramer. SIXTH ROW: E. Van Derveer: J. New- Ion: R. Van Hise. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS FIRST ROW IIe'I+ +o rigI1II: S. Nors'I'rom: W. Greenwald: G. Reifze, Pres.: M. Heubner, Sec.: A. Clark: R. Harrison, Vice-Pres. SECOND ROW: R. Har- greaves, Treas.: D. Joyce. THIRD ROW: W. Dunn: G. Fargas: Prof. Dougherfy. .Nik AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS FIRST ROW Iieff Io rigI1+I: A. Wilsong F. Hunf, Pres.: R. Pufzg D. Wing: Sage. SECOND ROW: R. TiIIo+son: R. Aus+ing E. Simon: F. McGuinnessg H Har+Ieyg H. Johnson: J. Prominsicig Prof. Del Masfro, Advisor. THIRD ROW: A. Newman: E. Maas: G. HeIIerq R. Haringg E. BarreHg J. SwincIIeI1urs'r: F. S+robI. CERAMIC CLUB STANDING IIef+ 'ro rigI1+I: R. Forgaslwg D. Monks: B. Coloskyg E. Kasfenbein, Pres.: E. Glabaug R. RuI1. RUTGERS ENGINEER SEATED: J. Johnson, ErIi'Ior. STANDING IIef+ Io rigI1II: S. Slomowifzg S. Demaio: R. Sayegh: N. Pike. BIOLOGY CLUB Leif fo righf: A. Beinsfeing S. ReibeI: R. Baidwin, President A. Halpern, B. War- ren, M. Sfeinweissg D. Smifh. ri e ri my 'II' AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Firsf row, Ilefi fo righ+I: R. DeGeiso, Senior DeIega'Ieg M. Lukac, Treasurer: H. WeaI:Iien, Vice-Presidenfg F. HaucIc, Secrefaryg P. Woifowicz, Presidenf. Sec- ond row: R. Keller, R. Snyder, R. Le- poriere, H. I.onsdaIe, A. Gueniher, R. Schneider. Third row: S. Chrisfy, G. Mullen, J. Shropshire, R. Marlen, N. Swift Fourfh row: R. Nering, W. Giles. E. RiebIing, R. Thomsen. Fiffh row: J. Kisfner, J. MerriII, R. Schaufele. E H . rf'-f GEOLOGY CLUB Firsf row, Ilefi' fo righ+I: V. Scalingi, R. Scudder, R. Olsson, J. Shimlro, P. Lewan. Second row: C. Mack, Sec.-Trees.: R. Heimlichg F. Dix, President Dr. Johnson, Advisor: T. Whelan. Third row: J. Rohr- hirschg R. BergIund, Vice-Presidenh J. Sage. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Lefl lc rigl'1+: D. Purdy, President J. Lafoureffeg A. Sullivan: Mr. Brush, Ad- visor, R. Plechnerg R. Honda: R. Pelfz: W. Nebilrer. PHYSICS CLUB Firsl row, lleH fo righflz Dr. Gilfleman, J. rlarfley, K. Ruiman, T. Friedman, R. Brown, Dr. Greenlees. Second row: S. Bryla, D. D'Accardi, D. Grobsiein, W. Gould, J. Bryan. Third row: G. Mac Leod, T. Zizmon+, R. Grieb, B. Rappa porf, L. Koloclin, R. Hall, R. Zahn. MATH CLUB Firsf row, lleff +o righflz D. Fried, J. Ascoly, Presidenh H. Sauer. Second row: L. Slollard, J. Goll, W. Gould, A. Zizmonl. Third row: F. Demelio, F. Buoni, R. Heinz. Fourfh row: R. Holzer, R. Hall, T. MacLeod. COMMUNITY PLANNERS CLUB Leff Io righfz C. HempI1IIIg J. Ambrose: Prof. E. WiII:ens, Advisor: E. Orosz, Pres.: J. Moore: B. WaHsp W. Nycz. fe 1, . 1, I 1 .-mifs 'Q - lin .Q a' INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Seafed ILef'f fo rigI1'rI: A. Frigeri: L. Kerschner, Pres.: H. HersI1Inowi+z. Shand ing: C. Demboskg N. Sucker: S. Kocha- nelrg B. ScI'1noII: A. Kochanekg I. Silver- mdfl. HISTORY CLUB Isf Row ILeH Io rIgI'1+I: S. Ox: L. TasI1, Pres.: R. Plechner, V. Pres.: M. Kla- benesh. 2nd Row: Prof. Char-anis, ACI- visorg F. Schwindinger, Sec.: G. Hayden: R. Tomaszewski. l22 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB SEATED IIef+ fo rigI1+I: W. S+rofI1er: J. Brown, Vice-Pres.: Dr. P. Davis, Advisor: L. Koenigsberg, Pres.: D. Garwood, Sec.- Treas.: L. Kusinsky. STANDING: L. Skurnik: S. Granife: G. Smirh, Jr.: E Young: P. Meneghin: D. Taylor: J. Knip- shild: T. Brunson: L. Roberr. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Members: D. Teliki, Pres.: E. Be, Vice- Pres.: M. Rosr, Sec.: W. BoI+e, Trees.: Prof. E. Boyd, Advisor: J. Fennel: J. Barnei: R. Foersferg T. I-Ii+omi: Y. Samu- kawa: T. GIII: H. UcI1iInawa: A. Yashida: N. Broumand: J. Ruiz: G. De Pekary: E. Mallalck: P. Schralderg J. Rusak: U. Romero. .,.4' SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT FIRST ROW Ilefi' +o ri-gI'1+I: T. Rusnak: G. Sadek: J. O'Connor: M. Gelinson: R. Riehleg J. BIaIxe. SECOND ROW: T. WaIcI: R. BaccI'ieHi: L. De Rienzo, Vice- Pres.: J. Van VIie'I, Pres.: T. Cisar, Sec.: R. Beasley: R. Lyng: I.. Priddy. I. ZoI+an: L. Samharnarina: R. Candouris: CADET CALL FIRST ROW Ileff Io righfi: B. Vifarren, Asso. Ed.: M. Sfrickfand, Edifor: CoI. W. Mahoney: A. Frigerie, Asso. Ed.: CapI'. J. Vann, Advisor: R. De Sanfis. SECOND ROW: A. Hersh: A. Swenson: D. Joyce: J. Swindiehursf: R. Sdwneider: S. TiIIes. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB FIRST ROW IIe'I+ Io rigI1II: Lf. CoI. J. Moss: R. De WiIde, Sec.-Treas.: G. Cuisogeorge, Chief Operafor: J. Dunn, Pres.: Capf. J. Cream. SECOND ROW: W. O'NeiI: F. Finizio: G. MiIcuIa: G. Tayior: D. Joyce: J. Keane: L. Grasse: J. Maclnioshg J. S+epI1enson. THIRD ROW: T. SI1aIna: N. Riley: D. Croxel: B. Evans: A. Sif'FIard. JET GAZETTEI' FIRST ROW Ilefi Io righ+I: L. Kerschner, Ediior: Capi. Klein, Advisor: A. SaHiIaro. SECOND ROW: R. Lamberf: F. Tre- maIIo: P. Weber: W. KarIicIr. DEUTSCHER VEREIN SEATED IIe'II fo rIghI'I: Dr. A. HQIZ- mann, Advisor: A. Guewfher, Vice-Pres. I I'I. Lonsda.e, Pres.: Mr. K. Kuam, Speakzr. STANDING: F. HoFFmann: R. VJinkIe': J. Snyder, Sc.-c.: A. Schumann T. Rusnak. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW IIe'F+ 'ro rigI'l+I: P. Lumia A. Yurchuck: D. Russell, Pres.: N. Oren sfein: A. Cafana Jr. SECOND ROW J. Safmon: R. Cowie: O. Picard: T Whiffingion: J. Kamsar: J. NeIII, Ad- visor. SPELEOLOGICAL CLUB Icave CIubI STANDING Ileff fo rIgI1+I: J. FeIdman M. Newman: W. EIIIng, Vice-Pres.: R Heeren, Pres.: H. Rofhg D. McKissocIr W. Davis. HILLEL FOUNDATION Firsl row, llefl fo righflz L. Mann, J. Lasfer, L. Efz, Rabbi Funlc, M. Newdow, J. Wernik. Second row: E. Barden, S. Plofkin, E. Ploflzin, L. Wasser- man, S. Heyman, J. Kobalr, L. Brown, S. Schalz. Third row: C. Gollin, H. Halpern, A. Schwarh, C. Weriheimer, B. Schalen, A. Glass, J. Bear. Fourfh row: S. Reibel, R. Cohen, D. Jerchower, P. Libman, E. Hack. NEWMAN CLUB Members are: S. Kreyns, Presidenl, M. Delvlarrais, Vice-Presidenh W. Engle, Treasurer, K. Monahan, Corresponding Secrelary and Edifor of Newman News , S. Miceli, Recording Secrefary, R. Mihm, Social Commillee, L. Enderle, Publicily, N. Dris- coll, Communion Breakfast, A. Jueslrich, Relreaf, M. Grace, R. Gavin, J. O'Connor, P. Weber, lhe Rev. Paul Hammond and lhe Rev. Francis Dono- van, Advisors. PROTESTANT COUNCIL Firsl row, llell fo righfl: C. Bauer, P. Quay, H. Laws, M. Schroeder, M. Fredrick, N. Walsh. Sec- ond row: Chaplain Aberneihy, B. Wirlz, J. Dun- ham, G. Jewell, D. Dickinson, R. Kurlz, Mildram. I27 WESLEY FOUNDATION Firsl' row, IIef+ +o righll: M. VVise: L. Biolellig M. Parker, Secrelaryg A. King and C. McCullough, Co-Chairmen: N. Walsh: J. Dunham. Second row: C. Carpenlerg J. Raabg D. Alslropg H. Robbins, H. Carr, Rev. H. Wayman, Direcfor. Third row: G. Crumley: D. Dunham, J. Van Ness, D. Hyerg P. Jor- dan: Rev. J. Kirby: Rev. H. Smilh. INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Firsl row, IIe'H lo righllz R. Kopf, E. Lyman, C. Davis, D. Smifh. Second row: C. Smilh, O. Buchanan, Dr. Hummel, J. Blalxeslee, E. Simon, F. Barlon. Third row: B. Fuhr, R. Bonardi, R. Kreidler, J. Miller, D. Van Harf. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Members are: E. Abegg, J. Blume, J. Cronl:righ+, 6. Foley, B. Gilcher, R. Haring, S, Hemphill, A. lllig, W. Kemp, W. Koehler, H. Laws, K. Shields, A. Lifzelman, C. Miller, C. Rohn, W. Shanlr, D. Van Duren, J. Weeks, and Chaplain B. S. Abernelhy and Dr. R. C. Mildram, Advisor. 5 I 3 E 5 g LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Firsl row, lleff Io righllz C. Kromayer B. Eclc M. Schroeder, J. Brunlchorsf, J Howard, L. Broomell, G. Wisfenberger. Second row: R. Holzer, G. WiHe, R. S+an+on, G. Hiplco, L. Howard, P. Mar den, R. Minleer. PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG PEOPLES Members are: L. Carncross Moderalor G. JeweH, Vice-Moderafor, B. Wells Slalecl Clerlc, H. Harfley, Treasurer, Mr and Mrs. R. Davis Advisors, A. Wil Iiams, R. Tucker, R. Cain, G. DeLanoy P. Blume, M. McNeiIage, R. Slrylcer, B Wells, K. Tregoning, C. Harlley, H S+omps, D. Van Duren, L. Broomell, C Handvilleg G. Schickner, R. Verlrer, E Williams, P. Williams, R. Hufch, J. Gill CANTERBURY CLUB Firsf row, Ileff Io righflz J. Quay, D. Hearn, A. Julies, J. ScoH', G. Bruce, F. Miller, Rev. C. Siclcles, N. Bullen, Sec- retary, J. Salmon, Presidenf, P. Quay, Vice-President R. CorIeH, Treasurer, N. Creager, R. Lamberf, N. Abraham, M. Perry, H. Jeffers, M. Morrison, Miss Durham. Second row: K. Anderson, Dr. Bran+on, E. Heerwagon, R. Pren+iss, H. Biggin, P. Tovey, J. Swindlehursf, J. Johnson. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Firsl row, Ilefl Io righflz L. Edwards, F. Liedflca, Mrs, Rulh Brush, advisor. Sec- ond row: R. Klemm, D. Dickinson. Third row: S. Smifh, R. Herren. C. Bauer al deslx. I ,A 1? S I' 0 Ii 'I' S L .- M M S' L, u f wf w w , g ,, , , ggi ? , 33 5 134' dw kiwi-FQ wx Q ,L -1 ' I, 4' ,RQ El ,g?f 'Ii i ' era Q , Q . if ,fa 1 0 . i .Q 5.41 , ef W K r ii' if gf--, 5 . r, gg, Jw' gg 1- , V ' w il. 6 X wg 1 sq.. MA sf 'as Q1 M. h. . 1 in usfsv XVYTZ KS. AWN: f it 'zygiyesf ' A ' , idx, V af NW as 35. . 31 5 5, ,V if F5 . , , L' M' ' mmelbem 4 --an 'W' gan- ' ! V- 912' +A lv ., Q ' I V u,ah,.,'4 , QM ,N , '- , .,. , A ' , , -yu 9 ' . 4 2 Y-f 'A ,, ' W , Wm M K V N Wg? MM. H Q 3 Q42 , A ' 5 .W K Aww yy' H - Q- 'f ,, -f A , 3, ,ii - wwe aff Jw? gs-A 1 if . V Q5. 1 4 x IILYMPIC CHAMP Chuck Logg, Jr., and Tom Price, Olympic Champions! Sounds great doesn'T iT? To The 'experTs , iT was an impossibiliTyg To The Triends oT These boys, iT was iusT a noble aTTempT, buT To Tom and Chuck Jr. and Chuck Sr., iT could be donel The Price-Logo sTory has righTly been deemed The 'Cinderella SToryii. Where else could This happen buT in a book oT Tairy-Tales? Chuck Sr. is The man behind The men be- hind The oars, and he is To be commended Tor his deTerminaTion and TaiTh in This previously unTried pair, BeTore The Olympic Trials, Tom had a minimum oT rowing experience, neiTher Tom nor Chuck had ever been in a Two-man shell, neiTher had rowed wiTh The oTher, and There was no shell Tor precTice sessions! The odds were greaT buT a ToTher's TaiTh and The Qlympians' sheer quTs earned TirsT place Tor Tom and Chuck. Tom and Chuck appear wiThouT a care in The world sl1orTly aTTer vicTory in The T952 Olympics. Take a good look aT Those medals! For The firsT Time, gold medals for pair-oar wiThouT cox'n wenT To an American crew in Olympic compeTiTion. A good iob well done. and anoTher TirsT for RuT- gers UniversiTy. F00'l'llALL Season number eleven for coach Harvey Har' man opened wi+h +he usual problem: Only a handful of varsily lellermen remained from The previous season, and filling The gaps would be di1Clicul+. Veleran co-caplrains Russell Sandblom and l-loward Anderson appeared sel and ready in lheir posilions. Olher varsily holdovers were quarlerbaclc Don Drier and Juniors Joe Triggs and Don Duncan. John Arlhur, Joe Scaliolla, Rudy Celiqoi, and Joe Daddario were The nuc- leus upon which lhe line was buill. From 'rhis small loundalion, Coach l-larman had lo mold a leam lo compele againsl some of lhe besl clubs in Jrhe Easl. End Choo-Choo Davis baHles hard for Ru+gers' Ers+ fouch- down of ihe I952-53 season Co-Capiians Sandblom and Anderson lead +l1eir squad onfo +l1e field cheered by +l1e Class of '56. RUTGERS I9-MUHLENBERG I9 In The opener againsT Muhlenberg, The T952 grid array was revealed and RuTgers' 83rd sea- son oT TooTball began. The ScarleT's TirsT op- ponenT came To The Banks wiTh an unimpressive record, buT did noT hold To Torm. RuTgers rolled To a IZAO halT-Time lead on a Touchdown pass Trom Fennell To Davis and a I2 yard run by Joe Triggs. The Mules scored quiclcly in The Third period and Then wenT ahead aTTer a clever pass inTercepTion. Speedy halTbaclc STeve Johnson puT The ScarleT baclc in TronT wiTh a ThirTy-Two yard Touchdown run, and Don Duncan converTed To malce iT a I9-I3 ball game. The Queensmen couldnTT hold Muhlenbergs passing aTTaclc in checlc, however, and The game ended in a Tie: The TirsT since l942. RUTGERS l9-- PRINCETON bl On a beauTiTul AuTumn day in TigerTown, The Queensmen Taced an awesome array oT grid- iron TalenT and The ouTcome was never in doubT. From The opening lciclcoTT, The Tigers moved al- mosT aT will and crushed The RuTgers Team by a score oT ol-I9. RuTgers' abiliTy To score was made possible almosT enTirely by STeve John- son, The Sophomore speedsTer. STeve accounTed Tor all buT Ten oT RuTgers' l5l yards rushing ToTal and displayed Tine running abiliTy. Don Drier and Co-capTain Russ Sandblom also scored Tor The ScarleT, RuTgers was ouTclassed compleTely, buT They never sTopped Trying. COACHES Arfhur A. MaTsu-Baclxfield Coach Harvey J. Harman-Head Coach Alexander Sabo-Line Coach Edward S. Masavage-Baclrfield Coach Jack L. Maddox-End Coach RUTGERS 7- COLGATE I3 ColgaTe's Red Raiders were sTern opposiTion Tor The Queensmen, having won Their TirsT Two games. Two errors cosT RuTgers a close ball game. ln The second period, pass inTerTerence was ruled on The RuTgers Three-yard line, and Trom There, ColgaTe scored easily. ln The Third period, a sTray RuTgers aerial was piclced oTT and reTurned sixTy-Tive yards Tor The winning Tally. Sophomore Angie lannucci loegan To run well in The lasT guarTer, and his eTTorTs seT up a sur- prise pass which was good To The ColgaTe Two. From There, lannucci banged over and Duncan converTed To malce iT I3-7 Tor ColgaTe as The game ended. This game marked a greaT im' provemenT in The ScarleT Team wiTh Sophomore linemen Collereno, Q'Hara, and Miller showing greaTesT improvemenT. RUTGERS 20- DARTMOUTH 29 Traveling To New Hampshire, The ScarleT meT DarTmouTh on The Tollowing weelcend. The Team's over-all improvemenT was oTTseT some- whaT by The loss oT quarTerbacl4s Don Drier and Jaclc Fennell. This leTT only unTried Jack JeTTers To Till in, and a beTTer perliormance could noT PLAYER Donald Duncan, '54 Franlr Azzariia, '54 Thomas MoffeTT, '55 John Fennell, '55 Bruce Clymer, '54 Angelo lannucci, '55 James Durfee, '54 John Jeffers, '54 William O'Neill, '54 Sfeve Johnson, '55 Joseph Triggs, '54 Richard Miller, '54 Ronald MasTrolia, '55 Raymond Behrens, '55 RoberT Redman, '55 AnThony lsadore, '55 RoberT Mosher, '54 Joseph Daddario, '53 Joseph Ambrose, '53 Fred Adams, '55 Kennefh Bossow, '55 Errico Pacilio, '53 Lawrence Lawson, '55 Thomas Prisk, '55 Roberf Johnsfon, '55 Mahlon Morrison, '53 Rudolph Celigoi, '53 John Sfeiner, '54 James O'Brien, '55 John O'Hearn, '55 Marvin BlumensToclc, '55 Howard Anderson, '53 Donald Shwedo, '54 Leslie Miller, '54 John Billheimer, '55 RoberT Tillofson, '53 Richard Hemmer, '55 Nunzio Collareno, '54 William Doliher, '54 John ArThur, '53 James Davis, '54 William Francine, '54 Bruce Johnson, '55 Edward Duda, '54 MaTThew Prusllr, '55 Roberi' Ride, '56 Russell Sandblom, '53 Thomas Cappelleffi, '55 Pos. FB QB E QB RH FB RH QB FB RH RH LH LH T LH T FB C C T G G E T G 6 G T E 6 T T T T T T T T T E E E E E T E E E Trigger Triggs displays The Torm and power which have accounTed Tor many ScarleT gains. have been aslced Tor, JeTTers passed Tor I67 yards and Two Touchdowns, buT Tumbles were The Queensmens downTall. DespiTe Two Touch- downs by Sandblom, The Team Trailed I5-I3 aT halTTime. In The Third period, Tumbles seT-up Two DarTrnouTh Touchdowns, which were suTTicienT To win. Joe Triggs closed ouT The scoring in The Tinal period To end a rough, hard-ToughT game. The encounTer was cosTly To The ScarleT as Joe ScalioTTa broke his leg and Tom MoTTeTT received a brain concussion. Co-capTain l-lowie Ander- son played an ouTsTanding game on deTense and provided a Thrill when he inTercepTed a pass. The Team reTurned To RuTgers physically beaT, buT aware ThaT They had suTTered no disgrace in bowing To The Big Green. RUTGERS I9 - BROWN 7 Baclc in The New England sTaTes again, The Big Red encounTered Brown during The Tollow- ing week. Co-capTain Russ Sandblom played One oT The besT games oT his career as he led RuTgers To Their iniTial vicTory over The Bruins. The senior end caughT six passes Tor 78 yards and one Touchdown, while also playing on The deTense. The Bruins scared early, buT Trom There on, iT was all RuTgers as guarTerbaclc JeTTers moved The Team downTield and Tinally piTched To Angie lannucci Tor a score. IT was in The Third period when JeTTers piTched To Sandblom Tor The Touch- down ThaT RuTgers wenT ahead To sTay. The TirsT vicTory oT The season was assured when Ron Mas- Trolia capped an 88 yard drive wiTh a beauTiTul 32-yard Touchdown run. RUTGERS 40-TEMPLE 28 The ScarleT reTurned To home Tor Their nexT encounTer wiTh The Owls of Temple. For The enTire TirsT halT, RuTgers was pushed all over The Tield and Trailed I5-O when The halT ended. WhaT happened in The locker room sTill remains a mysTery, buT The resulTs on The playing Tield will long be remembered by RuTgers men. ln iusT eighT rninuTes, RuTgers produced 33 poinTs in a brillianT oT'Tensive display by Jaclc JeTTers. The iirsT came aTTer a 35-yard aerial To Ron lvlas- Trolia had paved The way. JeTTers hiT John ArThur and John ran iT across. MomenTs laTer, Temple was Torced To lciclc. lT was blocked by Ed Duda and recovered by Joe Ambrose on Temples one-yard line. Here JeTTers did The scoring him- selT and ArThur kicked The poinT. Quickly, RUT- gers regained possession and JeTTers Threw a 56-yard pass To Sandblom, who missed a Touch- down by a yard .MasTrolia bulled his way over and ArThur decided To run The exTra poinT over. This puT RuTgers ahead 20-I5, buT They added Two more. lannucci goT The nexT one Trom one yard ouT aTTer MoTTeTT recovered a Tumble. STeve Johnson broke loose Tor The games TiTTh Touchdown. This is quiTe an accomplishmenT Tor an unTried player, who was Third-sTring Two weeks beTore. 4 RUTGERS 2I - LAFAYETTE 6 RuTgers climbed To The 0.500 mark againsT LaTayeTTe one week laTer, scoring an easy Zl-6 vicTory over The Leopards, BrighT spoTs Tor RuT- gers were Bob Redman: Jack JeTTers, who col- laboraTed on Two Touchdown passes: Ron MasTrolia who added a Third Touchdown: and end Bruce Johnson who Threw a Leopard back Tor a saTeTy. lTs's Duncan all The way, wiTh half of The Lafay- efTe squad waTcl1ing in awe. NeiTher rain nor hail . . . '. Scene: The varsify-alumni game. There was weaTher ThaT aTTernoon! Don Duncan is soon To deck a fearful Temple Owl as Bob Mosher prepares To lend able assisTance. RUTGERS 6-PENN STATE 7 FaiTh can move mounTains , was The Queensmens Theme as They prepped Tor power- Tul Penn STaTe. RuTgers enTered The conTesT a decided underdog, buT when The crash oT bodies subsided, no-one doubTed ThaT our Team was a greaT TighTing ball club wiTh The will To win. The game was a greaT Team eTTorT wiTh men ouT- weighed by TwenTy pounds doing Their job and asking Tor more. The unsung heroes OT The line, This fine-looking group consisTs of The All-Americans whose appearance makes our Hall of Fame Game a success. l-lowie Anderson, Bruce Johnson, Les Miller, Bob TilloTson, and Pac Pacilio ToughT Penn STaTeis line To a sTand-sTill. Bruce Clymer boThered The NiTany lions all day and Frank AzzariTa broke up a cerTain Touchdown. On The oTTensive, JeTTers worked well, and his opening Try To Sandblom was good Tor a lead which The Queensmen held unTil The Third guarTer. Then TaTe sTepped in and leT a parTially blocked kick creep over The cross-bar To Turn The Tide. This game was de- TiniTely one oT The besT Team eTTorTs in recenT years. John ArThur is on his way To paydirl' as he waiTs for a pass from Quaderback Jack Jeffers. 8 RUTGERS 27-N.Y.U. I4 The closing game on RuTgers' slaTe was againsT NYU in The annual, l-lall oT Fame Game . NYU Took a surprising I4-7 halTTime lead and RuTgers had To come back wiTh 20 poinTs in The second halT To win. Fullback Don Duncan led The ScarleT aTTack. l-le scored The TirsT Touchdown on a JeTTers' pass and seT up The second one. STeve Johnson scored The second Touchdown and Joe Triggs The Third wiTh Dun- can converTing Three perTecT placemenTs. Joe Ambrose inTercepTed a pass on The VioleTs Thirv Ty, and Trom There, John Fennell Threw a perTecT pass To Johnson in The end-zone Tor RuTgers lasT Noi' everyone can play aT once, buT whal' is a Team wiThou+ a goocl supply of ready reserves? score oT The I952 season. So ended a season in which RuTgers losT Three sTraighT games and came back To win Tour ouT oT The lasT Tive. This was a commendable record againsT good com- peTiTion and IT is wiTh pride ThaT we Think oT our l952 Queensmen! WiTh The Tinal whisTle, The careers oT nine hard-TighTing seniors came To a close. RuTgers men will always remember The accomplishmenTs oT Co-capTains Russ Sandblom and T-lowie An- derson: CenTer, Joe Ambrose, End, John Ar- Thury Guards, Rudy Celigoi, Bud Morrison, and Errico Paciliop and , Tackles, Bob TilloTson and Joe ScalioTTa. A Tiner crew could noT be Tound. These boys have done an excellenT iob deserving OT The Thanks oT all. S'l'A'l'lS'l'IIIS Foofloall iusf isn'f foofball wifhouf fhe vifal sfafisficsl The following are fhe fop men of fhe squad in fheir deparfmenfsz Passing: Jack Jeffers, wifh 53 complefions in I22 affempfs for a fofal of 8I7 yards gained. Ten of These were for TDs . . . Rushing: Johnson, I03 carries for 498 yards . . . Scoring: Sandblorn and Johnson wifh 30 poinfs each . . . Tofal Offense: Jeffers, 8I4 yards . . . Infercepfions: Clymer, wifh 3 for 64 yards . . . Punfing: Duncan, wifh 42 punfs for I626 yards: an average of 38.7 yards per punf . . . Passes caughf: Sandblom, wifh 30 snares for 454 yards: four of fhese wenf for scores . . . Punf refurns: Sandblom, wifh 7 Ron Masfrolia shows greal promise as a hurdler in fhis +iI'f wifh La'Faye++e. Ron is assisled by faclrle Bob Tillifson. Co-caplain Russ Sandblom appears Io be a bil ou?- numbered here buf wha+'s compefiiion wifhouf odds? Halfback Maslrolia in acfion again, fearing 'Ihrough 'Ihe refurns for 88 yards . . . Poinfs affer fouchdowns: Duncan, wifh 9 successes in I8 affempfs . . . Kickoff refurns: Johnson, wifh I I refurns for 204 yards. OPPONENT RUTGERS OPP. Muhlenberg ... .. I9 I9 Princefon . .. , . I9 6I Colgafe .,.. 7 I3 Darfmoufh .... . . 20 29 Brown .,.,.. . . I9 7 Temple ... ., 40 28 Lafayeffe . . . . . 2I 6 Penn Sfafe . . . , . 6 7 NYU ....... .. 27 I4 Lafayelle line wifh blocking by Bud Morrison. .p .A A JZ T. DEPARTING SENIORS TOP ROW llefl' lo righllz Joe Ambrose, Cenler: Howie Anderson, Tackle: John Arlhur, End: Errlco Pacillo, Guard, Russ Sandblom, End. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Tillolson, Tackle, Bud Morrison, Guard: Rudy Celigoi, Guard, Joe Scalioila, Tackle. IST ROW llefl' lo rlghll: Taylor, Leffler, Dunlap, Howard, Kelley, Larabee, Yurchuclc, Penn, Mgr. ZND ROW: Evans, Richardson, Sollys, J. Farrell, Bergamesca, Broolcs, Garrelf, Morris, Mlllelnner. 3RD ROW: Desanlls, Marco, Slilllr, Olson, Lomalrin, Elverson, Kehayas, Vag- nlnl, E. Farrell. Fllll'PllALL OPPONENTS Prlncelon Lelwiglu Lalayelle Columbia Wesl Polnl Plebes OPP 4l I9 V3 O '9 IST ROW, L To R: Demboski, Albrigh-T, Dinella, STiles Kraushaar, STringTellow, Dramesi, Hemphill, Himonas, LoTh, Millard. ZND ROW: Manevick, Bedell, Casserino Miller, Worley, Rounds, Calcleraro, Marchese, Gleason, T50 PUUND In pre-season pracTice, The I5O-pound squad showed much promise and Coach Voliva looked Torward To a good season. Once The sea- son goT underway, however, The Team iusT couldn'T quiTe geT going. The season was begun on a dismal noTe as The PrinceTon Tiger roared inTo The RuTger's STadium and clawed The ScarleT Team To The Tune oT 20-6. Pass deTense was The weak spoT all day as all oT PrinceTon's Touchdowns were eiTher scored or seT up by pass plays. The Tol- lowing week, The Queensmen regisTered Their iniTial win oT The season as They Traveled To The Quaker ciTy and Turned back The WildcaTs oT Villanova in a rough and Tumble ball game. ATTer OPPONENT PrinceTon ..... Villanova ...,...,. UniversiTy of Penn. ... Navy ........... Cornell . . . Reed, Daley, Edwards. 3RD ROW: Coach Voliva, Tighe, Fish, MacGregor, Pile, Edgar, WhiTe, DeBoer, Smi+h, Fleckensfein, Gardner, Coach Sidar. FUUTBALL a week's resT, The RuTgers lvlighTy-MiTes meT The ever-dangerous UniversiTy oT Pennsylvania. From The ouT-seT oT The game, iT was obvious ThaT The ScarleT was up Tor The game as The Team scored Two Touchdowns and wenT on To win by The score oT I4 To 6. DisasTer sTruck aT New Brunswick The Tollowing week as The Middies oT Annapolis showed a mighTy aTTack and walloped RuTgers 32-O. The Big Red oT Cornell Took over where Navy leTT oTT on The nexT ScarleT ouTing and won The ball game by The score oT 2746. This gave The Queensmen a 2 and 3 record Tor The season and one oT The Tew losing seasons oT a Voliva- coached Team. RUTGERS OPP. 6 20 .. I3 6 .. I4 6 O 32 6 27 OPPONENT RUTGERS OPP. PrinceTon ..... ,... 3 O 25 Columbia . . I7 38 Lehigh . .. . . I6 42 Temple , , .. I9 36 LaTayeTTe .. ., I5 46 CCNY ... . . I7 40 NYU .. .. I5 48 lC4A's .....,...,.,, .. l2Th -' PicTure: LeTT To RighT: FirsT Row: lllig, Serlco, Johnson, Boyle, Glassiord 2nd Row: Coach Malxin, Anderson, Zimmermann, Cassidy, T-lurowiTz, Mgr. VAR I'l'Y CRIISS Cllli TRY The ScarleT harriers regisTerecl Their besT record in many years, compiling an overall season's ToTal oT six decisive vicTories againsT a single deTeaT. In The lC4A's, RuTgers placed l2Th ouT oT The ThirTy-Tour Teams enTered, which was subsTanTial- ly above PrinceTon-sole conqueror during sea- son compeTiTion-and The highesT a RuTgers Team has Tinished since I924. CapTain Ted Glassiford capTured TirsT-place honors in six oT The dual meeTs, and esTablished UniversiTy records Tor The new home course aT The l'leighTs, and also aT Lehigh UniversiTy. Alan Illig and George Boyle alTernaTed Tor The place and show consisTenTly, while Leroy Johnson, run- ning in his TirsT year oi compeTiTive Cross- CounTry, and Bob Serlco, mosT improved man on The squad, picked up The oTher valuable scoring poinTs. Seniors Owen Cassidy and Zip Zimmer- man provided The depTh insurance. Nice iob Coach lvlalcin! AI Illig, Ted Glassiord, and Leroy Johnson are oTT To whaT Turned ouT To be an excellenT Tinish while George Boyle and Owen Cassidy compleTe The quinTeT of RUT- gers Harriers. The opponent well beaTen, is Columbia. FRO H CRUSS UOU TRY OPPONENT RUTGERS Princelon .,. ...., 32 Columbia . .,... 2I Lalayel'e , ..... 18 NYU ... ..... 38 IC4Px's .. .... I4Th OPP. 24 35 40 I8 IST ROW, L. To R.: Wear, Finclley, Dawson. ZND ROW: Pierce, Silcox, Schulerud, Coach Makin. Two oT The TinesT Cross- CounTry men ever To wear The ScarleT and Black display Their championship Torm. AT The Tar leTT is CapTain Ted GlassTord, who, having only one year oT compeTiTion under his belT beTore This season, Tinished wiTh six vic- Tories and Two records. To his riqhT is The 32 man of The squad, Al Illig who has seen Tour years ol cornpeTiTion on The banks. J NIUE VAR ITY FUUTBALL i Willy AssisTanT Coach Chuck Carroll dia- grams an imporTanT play Tor The sTalwarTs of RuTqers JV FooTball squad. UnTorTu- naTely, Their season was cuT shorT due To a serious laclc oT manpower. ln Their only encounTer OT The season They were def TeaTed by a rough Navy Team. f -4 I , 'QQ 'Q 4 1w4rzxwsm , , . fu I , m ' , if an M N . ' I r 'I - A M 'ffMa:::J3,E1, - W ' P' ' lllg IST ROW, I.. fo R.: Mahoney, Gruenewald, Baba, Phillips, Cohn, Holford, Frederick, Ruedemann, Zelles, Gross. ZND ROW: Coach Dochai, Gooch, Racines, Ruclcles, Tolemo, Harding, Sleen, Monfgomery, Marshall, Diefel, Hasfings, Blum, Coach Taylor. IICCEII OPPONENT Prince-Ion .. 'lrerwlcn SIC Haverlord . Lehigh ..,, Temple ... Slevens CCNY .... Muhlenberg Lalayefle .. Alumnl . RUTG-ERS OPP , ..... 2 3 .. I I .. I 2 .. I 2 .. I 7 .. 4 I ,, I I . 3 3 . 3 4 2 3 T l RuTgers' Prager has a careful eye on The ball momenTs before he heads iT goalwards. When Coach George DochaT's booTers Tools The playing Tield This Fall, iT was evidenT ThaT commencemenT had Taken a heavy Toll. The Queensmen Tound Themselves wiTh a goalie hav- ing only a bare minimum oT experience in var- siTy compeTiTion, and They were void oT half- baclcs and Tullbaclcs. As The season progressed, however, The squad made up in spiriT whaT They Iaclced in experience and gave each Toe a hard game. The Team had only one vicTory To iTs crediT, buT loolcing aT The seasonls resuITs, one can see Three Tie games and deTeaTs by Tive Toes by only one-goal margins. The ScarleT goT oTT To a rough sTarT as FITITSHMAIII Sllllllllll OPPONENT RUTGERS OPP. Trenlon HS O I STevens ,.,.. .. 4 O PrinceriTon .. .. 2 I Verona I-IS .,...........,,..,. O O PicTure on The leTT, leTT To righT: IST ROW: Greenleaf, Burr, Brinlrmann, Prager, SmiTh, C. SmiTh, Herrera, Wong. ZND ROW: Coach STer- ling, Juergens, DeRochi, Perone, FosTer, Kamsar, JorTner, Pine, CaserTa, Morrison, SwarTz, Mgr. PicTure on The righT: SmiTh prepares To booT a long - one againsT Verona High School. Paul Baba and Phil Harding are soon To relieve The op- ponenT's wing of The ball in a conTesT wiTh Lehigh. They were edged ouT by PrinceTon in an over- Time Tussle and Then had To come Trom behind in Their second conTesT To deadloclc TrenTon. ATTer These Two Trays, The booTers dropped con- secuTive engagemenTs To Lehigh and HaverTord by 2-I counTs and To Temple by The lopsided score oT 7-I. Following This, The ScarIeTmen won The season's only encounTer by upseTTing STevens 4-I. They Tied wiTh CCNY and Muhlenberg, and closed The season by Talling beTore LaTay- eTTe, 4-3, and The Alumni, 3-2. Season sTandouTs were: WalT STeen, Jule Philips, Phil Harding, and CapTain Chris Frederick. ai. . . KETBALLIJ Coach Don Whilels sevenlh baskefball squad broke ieam and gym scoring marks in a season which provided upsel wins over Princelon and Penn Slaie. The Scarlei opened wilh an im- pressive win over Haverford before losing io Delaware, Columbia, and Navy. A brilliani 30- poinl lasl period enabled Ruigers To defeai Princeron in a convincing 83-68 manner. Losses io Connecricul, CCNY,and Lehigh, followed before lvlonlclair was bealen 98-72. Wes? Poinf, in a rare local appearance, overcame an early Ruigers lead To win, and Then lhe Scarlel edged Johns Hopkins IO2-95 lo sei a new gym scoring Toials. Opponenf RU Haverford . ., 88 Delaware . ., 64 Columbia . . . 55 Navy .,., 4 . 73 Princelon ,..,,. ,. 83 Conneclicul ... .. 73 CCNY ,..., 84 Lehigh .. ,.. 66 Monlclair .. 98 Army ..,..,... .. 75 Johns Hopkins . lO2 Penn Slafe . 74 Fordham .. ... 73 Lalayelle ., ... 65 Colgale , 58 Lehigh .. ... 74 Penn ., ., 48 Upsala .. ,. 76 Princelon .. . , 59 Newark Rulgers 82 Lalayelfe .... 57 Dud Tighe sends one on ifs way For anofher scarlef Jack Villeni drives in for a iumping layup 71 Even The Frosh are in lhere fighling as lhey lame The Princefon Tiger. ln Their besl game of The year, Rulgers upsel Penn Slale before an apprecialive crowd. Working well againsl The visilor's rangy zone, The Whilemen buill up a hall-lime lead, as Gor- don connecled for Zl lirsl-hall poinls, in a line exhibilion ol shooling and leam play, and hung on lor a rewarding 74-62 win. Trying lor a second slraighl upsel, Rul- gers bowed lo Fordham in a lelevised game. The Scarlel Then beal Lalayelle, before losing To Colgale, Lehigh, and Penn, rnarlcing The sixlh slraighl road deleal. They concluded an 843 season by winning lwo ol 'lhe lasl Tour gamez. The boys from Hoplrins are caughf napping as Sundslrom displays his unbealable lalenl. SEATED Lawrence Gordon '54 .,... ... I8 John J. Villani '53 .,......,. I3 George H. Sundslrom '54 ... ... I9 W. Dudley Tighe '54 ..,. ... II Waller T. Porler '54, .,... 6 STANDING Lowell J. Peyser '53 ., Manager Paul V. Lacily '55 .........,..,... I5 Norman N. Habermann '55 ....,.. I7 C. Norman Driscoll '54 .... 7 Edwin Snovel '55 ....... I6 Roberl J. Chrislian '55 .., .,. 9 Ronald J. Maslrolia '55 ... .... I0 Donald While ., ,... . .... Coach Coach Bob STerling's Freshman squad, low in numbers, buT high in spiriT, compiled a disappoinTing record. Impressive wins were regisTered over The CCNY yearlings, 6l-58, in overTimeg againsT PrinceTon, 74-733 and againsT Lehigh by a basl4eT. ln The laTTer game, The STerling cage-rs Trailed by TiTTeen poinTs aT The beginning oT The lafiT period, buT sTaged one oT The moST Thrilling rallies ever wiTnessed in The gym To edge Lehigh, 69-67. OuTsTanding in Team play during The season were Brand and STires as high scorers, Chesney wiTh rebounds galore, and Bosco wiTh a hosT oT Toul shoTs. MEMORIES .... Larry Gordons proliTic scoring . . . The poise, leadership, and seT shooTing oT CapTain Jack Villani . . . BeindorT's drag dribble . , .The sTand- ing ovaTion aTTer The TirsT period againsT Ford- ham and The diving show aT The halT Tor T.V .... Tour juniors in every sTarTing lineup Tore-casTing well Tor nexT season . . . The greaT Penn STaTe game . . . SundsTrom and Gordon beaTing The cloclc wiTh long shoTs . . . The husTle oT Tighe and PorTer . . . The need Tor big reserves . . . The seT-shooTing oT Armys Reich . . . inabiliTy To win away games . . . The wild scramble To hiT The cenTury marlc againsT MonTClair which Tailed . . . FRESHMA BA 'KETRALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT RU OPP. Columbia ..... .,. 36 62 CCNY ...,. bl 58 Lehigh 48 68 Army .... ,.. 72 75 Upsala ..... ... 77 72 PrinceTon ..... 74 73 TrenTon H. S. ... ... 60 64 Fordham ..... ... 58 65 Lehigh ..... 69 67 SEATED: Francis Going, AnThony Michiewiczw, Edward Chesney, J. Kevin FeaThersTone. STANDING: William WhiTe, Manager, Richard Gruen, Manager, Gregory Holmes, David STires, Charles Brand, AnThony Bosco, RoberT STerling, Coach. L. Io R.: Gerald Morlenson '54, Edwin Be '54, Bruce While '54, Roberl Husled '53, Roberl Heeren '54. FEIIIUIIIG Fighfing hard Io overcome The loss ol Three key men, Ihe Rulgers' fencing squad opened ils season early in December, and The prediclion given by Coach Don Celrulo al lhe beginning of Ihe season was a gloomy one indeed. Sparked by The number one loilrnan, Paul Prirnarnore, The Scarlel looked impressive in scoring wins over Fordham, Lalayelle, and Lehigh: The Team never gave up 'frying as They losl close malches wilh Princelon and NYU. Columbia, Yale, and Pennsylvania, however, were Too much lor our lencers, and The Big Red was lrounced by all Ihree. The season ended happily, however, as The Fencers delealed Temple and Brooklyn. SCHEDULE OPPONENT RU OPP. Fordham .. I5 I2 Rrincefon .. . II I6 Columbia . 7 20 Lalay-elle .. I9 8 Lehigh .. I5 I2. Yalo ,, , 8 I9 NYU .. . . I I I6 Pennsylvania . 8 I9 Temple ......,.,.. I7 IO Brooklyn ......,........ I5 I2 The Yearlings los? Io Princelon l24-3l. Columbia l2O-7l, Yale l20-7l, and Penn II4-I3l,wI1iIe bealing only NYU II4-I3l. A quick parry prevenis a score. FRESHMAN FENCING FIRST ROW llefi Io righllz Sanborn, Tallrnan, LeGoff, Wesl- erman, Broclrner. SECOND ROW: Beyersolorfer, Konhalris Knapp, Schneider, Sollazzo, Sfaliford, Manlc, Doughly, Mgr SEATED: Richard Herreif '54, RoberT Ride '55, John Lezdey '53, Robed AllcroT+ '53, John Dramesi '55. STANDING: Richard Voliva, Coach: George Mulligan '55, Paul Bedel '55, Ronald Scudder '54, Fredericlc FuTchlro '55, William Manevich '54, Roberi' Dailley, Assi. Coach, RoberT Rees '55, RoberT Emery '55. W lill l'l l li J . . . . Coach Voluya did wonders wiTh an inex- SCHEDULE perienced Team made up largely oT sophomores. OPPONENT OPP- The sTars oi The season were The Two sen- Tdl? ' 27' saTional sophomores Fred T:uTchlco, unbeaTen in g:y'l'jeiOA seven dual meeTs7 and George Mulligan, who, NYU Iuv, 9 aTTer reTurning Trom The ineligible lisT, wenT un- Tmpie ,. 7 deTeaTed in Tive dual meeTs and advanced To Penn . . I2 The semi-Tinals in The EasTern Championships. ZYFHCCUITQ - WiTh Two decisive seTbaclcs sTaring Them Yale appears To be in a bad posiTion as Allcroff gives ouT Wiih his all. in The Tace, Diclc Voliva's charges Traveled To Old Nassau To Try To malce PrinceTon Their TirsT vicTory oT The season, and They almosT suc- ceeded, losing by a score oT I5-I4 in The Tinal minuTes. Sophomore Paul Bedell began The Scarf leT scoring by decisioning Jess Page oT The Ti- gers. T-le was joined in The win column by FuTch- lqo who conTinued his winning-ways wiTh a one- sided decision oT lIA3. OTher RuTgers vicTors Tor The maTch were Bob AllcroTT and Charlie Scudder. ATTer nearly a Three week layoTT because oT The exam period, The Queensmen reTurned To The home maTs and noTched Their TirsT vicTory by crushing NYU I9-9. Winners Tor The ScarleT included FuTchlco, George Mulligan, John Dra- mesi, Bob AllcroTT, and Charlie Scudder. OT These, only AllcorTT was oT a class oTher Than '55, he being a senior. Ronnie Scudder, Charlie! brolher, also scored when he came lo a draw wirh his Violer adversary as did Sophomore Bob Ride in his class. The following march was againsl an ex- perienced Temple aggregarion, wilh a resulling 24-7 win for lhe Scarlel grapplers. Qnce again The Queensmen were led by Fulchlqo and Sophomore Connpanyw. Three days laler, however, Volivals charges wasled away a nine poinl advanlage againsl a mediocre U. ol Penn ream, and had To sellle lor a I2-I2 'rie when The heavyweighl boul was awarded lo 'rhe Qualqers as a resull of lime advanlageil. FRE Hlllili Wlill 'I'Ll Finishing The season wilh a I6-l2 viclory over rhe Universiry of Pennsylvania! Freshman wresrling ream, lhe Scarler frosh closed a suc- cessful season which saw Jrhem win live and lose rwo. Led by undefealed Deane Oliver in rhe I3O pound class, Coach Sidar produced many line prospecls including Spencer Pierce. Gene Dlfxlessandro, Don Willman, Grover Foley, Tom Peschel, and Al lvlillehner. The Queensmen also posred vicrories over Bound Broolc, Leonia, Union, and Newlon, while losing lo Lehigh and Princelon. G SCHEDULE OPPONENT Lehigh ....., . Union H. S. . , Princelon . Bound Broolc H. S. l.eonia H. S. .... Newlon H. S. Pertrsylvaria OPP 26 5 22 5 3 l3 ll SEATED: Andrew Larabee, Thomas Pershel, Alfred Miflehner, Grover Foley. STANDING: William Millarcl, Manager, Philip D'Aalesandro, Dean Oliver, Spencer Pierce, Donald Wi++mann, John LrH'le Alex Sider, Coach. OPPONENT Fordham . . LaTayeTTe . Virginia , Columbia , PrinceTon Lehigh . . Pennsylvania NYU ., . Temple . FIRST ROW: Hugo Munzer '53, Manager, MilTon Klabenesh '53, Roberl' lsaacson '53 , KenneTh Miller '53, Jerome Doclgen '54, Edward Nelson '54, Douglas SmiTh '54, SECOND ROW: Paul Nelson, Manager, Allan Swenson '55, Joseph Mullen '55, Guy Powell '55, Richard D'Accardi '55, Richard Furgaich '55, Harold WeTTer '55, OTTQ Hill, Coach. SCHEDULE RU OPP. 46 38 , . 44 40 . . . 38 46 .. . 36 48 . ., T5 69 24 60 There were a greaT number of changes A around The RuTgers pool This season, and The . , Sl 33 biggesT was Coach Jim Reilly's absence from The bench. OTTO l-lill, one OT RuTgers' TooTball menTors, Tilled in, and, wiTh The maTerial aT hand, did a Tine iob. One To go! The oTher missing personaliTy was Bob NugenT, ScarleT recordvbrealcer, who graduaTed in '52, lT could have been The Irish Tunes They played beTore each meeT, buT more likely, whaT was missed was his sTarTling speed and sTamina which broughT The ScarleT mermen Through so many meeTs. Coach l-lill called upon his men-aT-hand To Till The gap, and, Though hampered by a small sguad we held our share oT The meeTs. Diver Jerry Dodgen compiled The greaT- esT number of poinTs in The diving deparTmenT despiTe The TacT ThaT he was oTTen required To work Trom a low board Though Trained Tor high- diving. EurTher along in The season, Jerry sprained his wrisT which also hampered his sTyle. John McGugan had his share ol bad luck also. The slrong Rulgers back-slroker lound himsell allergic lo lhe chlorine in lhe poolls walerg several limes he was sick during a malch. A lhird Scarlel swimmer, cerlainly worlh menlioning, is sprinler Dick Furgalch. Though only a sophomore, Dick holds a school record lor lhe sprinls and is probably lhe mosl imporlanl man on lhe leam. Wilh a mediocre season behind lhem, lhe Rulgers swimmers are looking lorward lo a slrong year ahead, based on good, praclical experience, drummed inlo lhe now seasoned swimmers such as Weller, Mullen, D'Accardi, and Ed Nelson. The Ialler is lhe highesl scorer ol lhe year in lhe breasl slroke and individual medley race, FRE HMA Even lhe excellenl coaching iob ol ex- Scarlel ace Bob Nugenl was nol able lo make up lor lhe greal lack ol experience and pre- vious lraining exisling among lhe lreshmen swim- mers. Aller a surprisingly easy opening viclory lhe lrosh leam soon learned lhal il was no malch lor lhe resl ol ils opposilion as il was badly bealen six limes in a row. George I-Iurych accounled lor several ol lhe scarce lirsls by his excellenl diving perlormances while Sandy Rodger showed his abilily as anolher consislenl poinl-geller. WIMIIII II SCHEDULE OPPONENT RU OPP. Fordham ....... .. . 56 I9 Trenlon I'I. S. ... ,.. I9 56 Columbia ..... ... 39 45 Princelon .... ,.. I8 66 Lehigh ..., .. , 22 62 Pennsylvania . ,. 33 5I Peddie ....,........... 27 48 FIRST ROW: Thomas Slulsker, Manager, Frederick Dur- and, Roberl Melz, Norman Nichols, Andrew Rodger, George Hurych, Richard Calfery, John Sullivan, David Gray. SECOND ROW: Mahlon Fasl, Peler Meyer, Ron- ald Marlin, George Juergens, Ira Sweelwood, Timolhy Brown, Harold Verona, Charles Curchin, Alan Sapiro, Roberl Nugenl, Coach. VAR l'I'Y BASEBALL Relying heavily upon The lasT oT The veT- erans oT The NCAA DisTricT-Two Championship Team oT l950, Coach George Case Tielded The l952 ediTion oT The RuTgers baseball Team. Thanks To The sTeady hiTTing oT Jim Monahan, Ted McDonough, and Bob KoperwhaTs, and The consisTenT hurling oT Tom FosTer, The Queensmen sporTed a record oT nine wins againsT seven losses and one Tie. Freshman second baseman Paul LaciTy ouT by Two sTrides af firsf base in CCNY game. During The TradiTional souThern Trip dur- ing The Spring vacaTion, The varsiTy nine's eTTorTs were TuTile as They Tell beTore Maryland Twice and The Middies oT Navy once. ReTurning home, They losT a piTcher's duel To Villanova, buT bounced inTo The win column by Trouncing The PrinceTon Tiger. Coach Case's boys broughT Their record up To 0.500 by winning Their nexT Three games, including a vicTory over The Blaclc KnighTs Trom WesT PoinT. The Queensmen Then dipped below The 0.500 marlc again by losing Three Tree-scoring games in succession. Having had more Than Their share oT deTeaT To This poinT The ScarleTmen deTeaTed Delaware in The TirsT oT an enioyable Tive-game winning sTrealc. Coach Case's nine broughT The season To a Tinale by again beaTing PrinceTon, and Then Tying Fordham beTore The Old grads on Alumni Day. PosT-season honors were garnered by Jim Monahan, who was selecTed as a TirsT Team All- American and awarded a conTracT wiTh The PiTTsburgh PiraTes. NexT season looks promising wiTh The reTurn oT sophomores LaciTy and Feld- man, and Third saclcer STanzel. Pifcher Jim Cerone Tales Tull cuT in CCNY game, won by RuTgers 8 To 6. SCHEDULE OPPONENT R.U. OPP. Maryland ... ... I 8 Maryland ... ... 5 6 Navy ..... ... 4 8 Villanova ... I 3 Princefon ... 6 I C.C.N.Y. , , ... 8 6 Gcorgefown . . . . . 5 2 Army .,.. .. , Il 4 Columbia .. ,.. 8 I I Penn Sfale .. ... 5 I I Lafayellc . ... 2 8 Delaware ... 8 6 Lehigh . , . .. 2 0 Colgafe . .. I2 3 Lafayefle . . . . 7 3 Prince+on .. , 7 2 Fordham .. ... 9 9 Heavy-hiHing Jim Monahan challcs one up againsl Georgelown. FIRST ROW, L. fo R.: Porier, Krauss, Gussis, Feldman, Apgar, Tindal. SECOND ROW: Fosler, Laciiy, Cobb, Woods, Waring, Gruninger, Calhers. THIRD ROW: Williams, McDonough, Koper- whais, Monahan, Hughes, Valis, Coach Case. l55 Speeds+er Ted McDonough slides safely in'fo second during lhe Villanova game. Relay from ihe ouffield can be seen iusf 'lo fhe leff of No. 30's lrnee J. V. BA EBALL FIRST ROW, L-R: Texlor, Furfh, Compfon, Maslrolia, Jurgelslry. SECOND ROW: Crowley, Mgr., Feldman, Hollenack, Morrison, Doyle, Har-l, Capt, Eas+man Hofinga. Coach Bob S'ferling's Junior Varsily Base- ball squad, caplained by Bob Hari, played an abbrevialed fhree-game road schedule in l952. The lwenfy-live man squad conlenled ifsell wilh inlersguad scrimmages and pracfice games wirh Highland Parlc and S+. Pe+er's High Schools. The J.V.'s opened 'rhe season wilh a len inning 8-5 win over The Columbia Freshmen al Balcer Field, buf Then bowed lo Prince'ron's Fresh- men IO-4 and ro Lehigh's Junior Varsiry 3-2 in a well-played Twelve inning game. Dick Comyns displays a fine backhand sfroke which aided fhe Scarlei during The I952 campaign. SCHEDULE OPPONENT R.U Rider ...... .. 9 Lehigh ... ,, 4 Fordham . .. . . 3 N.Y.U. ... , 3 Columbia .. 0 La'IayeHe . , .. I Princefon . . I Sfevens , .. 7 Army , .,....... ..,.. 3 FRESHMEN Columbia , ,..,...,,,... 4 OPP. 0 5 6 6 9 8 5 2 6 5 III Alihough The l952 edilion oi The varsily Tennis Team compiled an unimf pressive record ol Iwo wins in nine malches, lhe Team losi Tour close malches which mighl have had viclorious oulcomes Tor The nelmen. The Scarlel, under The leadership ol Coach Nick Hummel, siarled iasl by shulling our Rider, bui Then Iosl 'rhree close decisions To Lehigh, Fordham, and N.Y.U. The nelmen lacked pep in Iosf ing lo Columbia, Laiayelle, and Princelon, bul Ihey came back sfrong io down Slevens only Io close The season by losing a close malch Io Army. Caplain Brud Humphreys, Dick Goullel, Dick Comyns, and Will Thomson Turned in many impres- sive viclories in bolh singles and doubles during ihe season. f-'...-A-'f -,fi VARSITY TEAM ' Drake, Mgr., Comyns, Schwab, Shipley, Jaffe. FRESH MAN TEAM Lefl' Io Right Baer, Capt: Whileq LaRosag Berenson. Fronf, L fo R: Goullef, Thom- son, Humphreys, LaRosa. Back: F' ur LIIIIIIIISSII CiIIo and McVeigh sfand by as Firkser fires one cIurIng Ihe Princefon Don Sievens Iashes af one of 'Ihe Orange game. Don Sievens prepares Io remove any Tiger opposiiion. and Black invaders as Bob Howell closes In fo assisf. VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW L. Io R.: Sfevens, Firlrser, CIIIo, McVeigh, Beneville, CaIeIIo, Truscoff, Howard, Marinelli. SECOND ROW: Ekedahl, Mosher, HoweII, Cwikowski, Tillofson, Gabriel, Ambrose, Francke, Lande- mare. THIRD ROW: Coach Twi+cI1eII, MacGregor, Sfifes, ViIIani, Gooch, Meeker, Sample, Bacon I58 'tiw Buzzy Firlrser does a bi? of fancy sfepping To ouT- maneuver The opposifion. OPPONENT C.C.N.Y. , Delaware . Army . Lehigh . . . Lafayeffe . PrinceTon , Penn STa+e Pennsylvania Alumni . VARSITY SCHEDULE R.U. OPP. .,..I8 2 .,..I4 3 .. 5 II .,..I6 O ....2I I 5 7 ., ,...I6 I5 ....l5 6 ...6 .. AT The ouTseT oT The I952 Lacrosse season, The big guesTion was, l'Can The sTiQlcmen improve Their l95I seasonff' When The Tinal whisTle blew, The I952 sTickmen had answered This guesTion. Be- hind Them lay a seasons record oT seven vicTorie5 and Two deTeaTs. They had scored impressive vicTories over CCNY, Dela- ware, Lehigh, Penn STaTe, and LaTayeTTe, while Army and PrinCeTon deTeaTed The ScarleT only aTTer close, hard-ToughT baTTles. As a resulT oT This season, l2uTgers' Team ranked as TenTh in The naTion. GuTsTanding players on The Team were also given naTional recogniTion. Wally Beneville and Mal McVeigh, Co- CapTains, were chosen To The All-American TirsT and Third Teams respecTively, while AI Calello and Don STevens were given henoralole menTion. J.V. SCHEDULE OPPONENT R.U. OPP. Brooklyn Poly ... ., 3 2 Sfevens . . . 7 5 Princefon . . 5 2l PrinceTon . . , 5 7 U. of Penn .. 5 I0 A J.V. TEAM FIRST ROW, L To R: Simon, ley, Suydam. SECOND ROW: mer, Winkler, Dunn. THIRD ROW: Coach Hill, JohnsTon, lella, Bossow, MoFfeTT, Muller, Goldberg. 3 Thomas, Kowalczylc, Irwin, STan- Rizlr, Gidclings, Lawson, Hem- O'Brien, Trou'T, Gleason, C0- FIRST ROW, L. +o R.: Curfiss, Richardson, Serlzo, Zimmerman, Ward, Enderle, Freeman, Lay+on, Has+- ings. SECOND ROW: Coach Makin, Coach Voliva, Edgar, Illig, Schuclc, Senlrewicz, Glassford, Bruck, Clymer, Coach Sidar. THIRD ROW: Gilberi, Shwedo, Sulfrian, Sibilia, Tighe, Adams, Anderson, Arnold, Anfelman. Rufgers' own Jim Schuclr provides fough compeii- lion as he glides fhrough a near-winning iump. TRACK Spring of '5l saw len reiurning leiiermen plus a hosf oi eager newcomers answering Coach Joe Mal4in's call lor ouldoor iraclc. Againsi sirong compeiiiion, R.U. was able io hold iis own as The schedule broke evenly-ihree wins and Jrhree losses. Lehigh fell easily before an impressive combinalion oi individual ialeni and deplh by lhe Oueensmen-highlighied by Bruce Free- man's lowering of his own Universiiy record lor ihe Two-mile run io 9:49.01 Laiayeiie yielded Jrhe remaining leg of ihe Middle ihree lille, lhe ouicome being decided in +he final evenl when Leroy Johnson copped ihe broad-jump io pro- vide ihe necessary margin of vicfory, in whai was an even baffle all lhe way. Temple also pui up a slrong fiqh+ only io give way io ihe Scar- lei's near sweep oi all ihe dislances and mide dislances. Fordham, Princelon, and Columbia proved loo sirong for lhe Big Red, alihough oui- slanding performances againsi Their mighl were Turned in by such sTalwarTs as co-capTains Free- man and Vohden in The Two-mile and pole- vaulT re5pecTively. GilberT and ScalioTTa pro- vided The bulk oT The scoring punch ThroughouT The season in The Tield evenTs, while Leroy John- son consisTenTly placed in boTh hurdles races and The broad iump . . . Ted Glassford and AI lllig were sTrong conTenders in disTance races, and will reTurn Tor nexT season, as will a much im- proved Dud Tighe in The dashes. Serlio and Clymer in The halT and guarTer respecTively, will add experience To TuTure seasons, and Trosh Adams, Shuclc, WuesTehube, and SulTrian also displayed some promising poTenTial. AT The conclusion oT The season, Bruce Freeman received The ArThur T-lossenlopp Track Trophy awarded Tor unselTish Team play and TaiThTul Trainingf' WiTh The experience gained in This build- ing year, The 0.500 record can be loolced upon as cerTain oT improvernenT in '53, Leroy Johnson shows 'em how iT's clone as he lopes To an easy vicTory over Fordham's Top hurcller. OPPONENT R. U. OPP. Fordham 60 80 PrinceTon 38 IOO Lehigh . 77 49 Columbia 49 90 l.aTayeTTe 65'f2 60 Temple . 73'f2 66lf2 OPPONENT R. U. OPP. PrinceTon Frosh ,.... ... 48lf2 87lfg Peddie Prep ......,. ... 60 57 Columbia Frosh .......,,......,. 8l 59 The Junior VarsiTy Traclc squad, made up largely oT Treshmen, parTicipaTed in an abrevi- aTed schedule. lv1osT oT Their eTTorTs were ex- pended in bolsTering The varsiTy Team excepT as in The cases againsT some schools where Tresh- men were ineligible Tor varsiTy compeTiTion. The firsT half of The ScarleT one-mile relay Team spurs To acTion as a Richardson To WuesTehube pass is compleTed during an encounfer wi+h Fordham UniversiTy. if V . 5 5 2 2 i E 5 John Brunnerg Chuck Logg, Jr.g George OrTheyg Edward Baumgardnerg James Boninqg Richard Saackeg John OrsworThg Charles Zinkg Emil SchroTh, Cox'n. TTITEW STarTing in February, The oarsmen Trom The Banks sweaTed ouT The long miles in pracTiQe sessions, conTinuing Through The EasTer vacaTion and up To The beginning oT compeTiTion, The TirsT meeT was a hearT-breaker. Penrfs crew, wiTh over SOO miles oT rowing be' hind Them swepT To an easy vicTory over The Rangers oarsmen on The IM mile Course. ATTer a weeks polish, The Big Red played hosT To Brown, who looked very smooTh in pref season workouTs: however, The SCarleT boaT shoT pasT The Tlags nearly eighT lengThs ahead oT The Bruins. Fresh wiTh vicTory, The sweepswingers nexT wenT ouT To meeT PrinceTon, l-larvard, and lvi.l.T. aT Lake Carnegie To bid Tor The CompTon Cup, and wenT home wiTh a TourTh place. ln Their lasT race, The RuTgers crew also placed Third, This Time To Columbia and BosTon UniversiTy on The Harlem river. VARSITY SCHEDULE U. of Pennsylvania Brown CompTon Cup Columbia and BosTon U. E.A.R.C. J.V. SCHEDULE U. of Pennsylvania CompTon Cup E.A.R.C. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Belleville High School losT won 'lourTh Third Third Iosf fourTh Third losT Cox'n Emil Schroih leads his varsify crew baci: lo lhe boa+-house fresh from a Scariel viciory over fhe Brown Universify oarsmen. The acfion look place on +he Rufgers home course, a disfance of one and fhree-quarfer miles. J.lf Fronlz Ryzofif. Back, Leff fo Righ+ Heren, Sprifzer, Moore, Herr, Green Benfon, Ca+ana, Carleion. 5 1. , 2, ww Fllll H 'A Tom Price James Bernard, MaHhew Pru- sik, Wilbur Schlimmeyer, Don Haberman, Henry Kane, Roberf McBride, Arnold Edwards, Roberf Hardy--Cox'n. l i1lugmfAi1W4'MK'n 5mm414, ,i www- maxi FIRST ROW llef-l +o righfl: Gillespieq Caianag Barielsg Guenlher, Capt: Low- mang Young. SECOND ROW: Coach Pryor: Ohngemach: Walgroveg Ciklami: Sacalis: Bell: Harfman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach While, Spald- ing, Byrne, Pounds, Kelly, Brews+er, Pielrarslzy. LEFT TO RIGHT: Brundageg Hasiingsg Tlllofscnj Brewsler, Capfain. L iV.,,, QM. D. RIFLE TEAM OPPONENT RU OPP. N.C E. ....... .. i305 !344 N.Y.U. ....., ., I32O i320 Manhafian ... .. i345 i335 Brooklyn Poly .., .. l3I6 i359 Prince+on ...,,...,,... . . I3l0 I289 Brooklyn Poly-Evening . ,. .. l3i0 I360 Queens .............. .. i350 H62 Penn Milifary College .. ,. i338 F349 Penn Milifary College ,. ,, i345 i298 Lehigh ,,...,...,..... .. i338 i368 Equifable Life .. .. .. i364 1339 Selon Hall ... .. i327 i339 Sf. Johns ... .. I336 i402 U.S.M.A. .. .. i366 i390 Sf. Pefers . .. i378 i345 C.C.N.Y. ... .. I336 i373 Columbia .. .. i375 i296 Fordham ... .. l35l I369 Cooper Union .. .. I338 i360 Equifable Life . . . . I372 I334 Kings College ...... .. I358 I242 N.R.A. Nafionals ,,.... .. I385 Si. Johns lnvifaiional ... .. I35I GOLF TEAM OPPONENT RU OPP. Princeion ..., . . 0 7 Columbia ... .. 8 I Juanifa .,. .. blfg 2lf2 Colgaie . . . . 6 3 Fordham . . . . . 4V1 4'f2 Lehigh . 5 4 LafayeHe ................... . . 7 2 Mefropoliian Championship .. . . 2nd SKI TEAM OPPONENT RU Princeion lnvifafional . ., .. Rained Ouf Lehigh lnvi+a+ional .... ., 2nd Sfevens lnvi+a+ional . ,. . . 3rd Rulgers invifaiional . .. , . Rained Ou? RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB SEATED llefl Io righflz Sgt J. Pryor, Coach: E. Ohngemach, Vice-Pres.: A. Guen+l1er, Pres.: G. Walgrove, Sec. Treas.: A. Ca+ana: D. Young. STAND ING: H. Lovifg D. Gillespie: R. Barfels J. Cilclamini: J. Sacalis: P. Lowman: W. Har+man. BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW IIef'I fo riglwilz S. Pelers: C. Blackman: R. D'AiuIo: J. Sfopper: K. Smifh: J. Evans: V. Hari. SECOND ROW: M. Nagle: O. Wuesfehube: J. Har+ley: R. Prenfiss: E. Zimmermann: R. Kaperwhafs: A. Blazovsky: J. Hicks. THIRD ROW: T. Moore: T. S+adden: W. Dilzell: K. Randall: R. Pendle+on: T. Roberlsg D. Burns: W. Nebilrer, Pres. lmissing from picfurel. SKI CLUB FIRST ROW llefl 'Io righfl: S. Fuchs: N. Buffa: E. Conanf: A. Ricci: E. Woodruff. SECOND ROW: W. Sfanley: R. Wilson: S. Hasfings, Vice-Pres.: J. Brewsfer, Pres.: S. Reck: L. Isenburg: C. Lawrence: J. Schnell: R. JoI1ns+on. ROWING CLUB FIRST ROW IIe'I'f Io righflz W. Moore: R. Ryzoffg R. Hardy: J. Osworfh. SEC- OND ROW: F. S+eudeI: D. Olivie: R. Youpa: T. Price: J. Bernard: J. Hughes: W. Doliber. THIRD ROW: G. JeweH: M. Prusik: R. Saacke: A. Kaminsky: C. Logg, Pres.: R. McBride: E. Baumgarl- ner: R. Krueger: D. Haberman. LACROSSE CLUB FIRST ROW IIe'H Io righ+I: A. Marinelli: T. Cwikowslci: D. Elcedahl, Sec.-Treas.: D. Sfevens, Pres.: R. Howell, Vice-Pres.: R. Tillofson: J. Ambrose. SECOND ROW: R. Mosher: R. Moffeil: P. Thomas: R. Gleason: K. Bossow: H. Simon: S. Sample. THIRD ROW: A. Twilchell, La- crosse Coach: R. Kelly: M. Landemare: W. Irwin: G. Walgrove: A. Schumann: J. Gabriel: W. Howard. , -qw SAILING CLUB FIRST ROW Ileff +o righflz F. Jackson: B. Gilcher: P. Resch: M. Erhard. SEC- OND ROW: E. Dormand: S. Harding: T. Layion: J. Phillips: H. Greeley. THIRD ROW: R. Afflerbach, Pres.: G. Kupfer: D. Salsberg: G. Doscher: E. Nicolaysen: H. Rudy: E. Urbanski. The Slry's The limiT! Signals: I TRAM ITAL one...Two...Thuree... There was a major improvemenT This year in inTramural aThleTics, due principally To The co-operaTion beTween sTudenT managers and adminisTraTion. Coach TwiTchell, who supervises The inTramural program along wiTh John Emery and his sTudenT managers, devoTed much Time and eTTorT To esTablish a Tlne inTramural sysTem, The program covers many phases oT aThleTics such as wresTling, swimming, soTTball, TooTball, baslceTball, and cross-counTry, and al- ways, There is a Tine TurnouT OT sTudenTs Tor The evenTs as is evidenced by The in'Tramural sTaTisTics. Team champions are named in every sporT, wiTh poinT raTings given To The Top Teams. The coveTed Keller Trophy is awarded annually To The group compiling The greaTesT number oT poinTs in all-around Team compeTiTion. This year, BeTa TheTa Pi has been a consisTenT leader in Team ToTals, wiTh Kappa Sigma, Alpha Chi Rho, and Lambda Chi Alpha close on Their heels. A clean block, anal a clear field: dig Mr. Touchdown' Irma-aj sw, ,. -me-31 ' , ...,., 53' , M N fc- ,.r,,,,.s.,.. ,WV '31 I68 The lasT wresTling program saw Kappa Sigma emerge vicTor, wiTh DelTa Upsilon as The runner-up. Swimming was won by Phi Gamma DelTa, wiTh ZeTa Psi coming in Tor a second place. Two spring programs were on The agenda, SoTTball, and Traclc. The SoTTball TournamenT was narrowed down To DelTa Phi and Lambda Chi Alpha, and in The playoTTs, The Delfs won by a score oT 6-2. UnTorTunaTely, The Traclc meeT had To be cancelled because oT consisTanT bad wcaTher. The Fall '52 FooTball season began wiTh TwenTy-Tour Teams enTered in The series oT com- peTiTion. AT The conclusion oT a hoTly conTesTed season, Alpha Chi Rho deTeaTed The BeTas Tor The championship, l2-8. Q 45 1 Over hill, Over dale . . . Cross-CounTry became The order of The day soon aTTerward, and again, The BeTas were on Top, winning The ancienT classic easily. ZeTa Psi, DelTa Upsilon, and Sigma Phi Epsilon Tol- lowed in ThaT order. ln one oT The besT basl4eTball series since The inTramurals were Tounded, The BeTas emerged vicTorious over Lambda Chi, 47-24. Loolc ouT Tor The BeTasl Gai ThaT ball! I69 1 E A I 'I' s U li E . S E ffl 55191, ' m m wk ww? L F jgiggk, D. , ,,.' 'K , ,, A , ws ,, 4? 30 i A , 'Q' W 92255 ' , 'I if LW Q gg- 'f 'M ,4 235 ,-1-gs'-H' 'fn wtf. iv Undoubledly The rnosl successful of our yearly excursions up Jrhe l-ludson, ffhe lhird annual All-Rulgers Boalride owes a large ioarl ol Hs success +o The Boalride cornmillree and ils chairman, Gwen Cas- sidy. Bul a good share ol lhe credil musl be given lo The beaulilul wealher Thal prevailed during Jrhe enlire lrip. The slop- over al Bear Mounlain provided The sel- ling 'lor loaslcelball, sollball, rowing, and olher more or less slrenuous-ahem-paslimes which were enioyed by all parlicipanls Wl1ere's my dale? IBUAT RIDE Cruising down fhe river on a Thursday afferncon And ihen +l1ey'd row, row, row . . . A sfrilce in fhe oufing l'0I'll II0l' VJirh lhe big gym lranslormed inlo a gay Parisien scene, cornplere wilh cafes, hundreds ol couples spenl a romanlic four hours dancing and lislening To The music ol Vaughan Monroe, his lvloonmaids and lvloonmen, all old layoriles on lhe RU campus, Dixie reigned in lhe upper gym wilh a Dixie combo holding courl. Salur- day came cold and wel, buf 'rhe Queen5- men splashed lheir way To viclory in lhe l-lall ol Fame game, bealing N.Y.U. 27-I4. If anyone gol Cold al lhe game, lhey soon warmed up al lhe many lralernily house- parlies held on campus lhal nighl. Along +l'lB Avenue Mafinee seals for fwo Smile Vaughan, only a few io go Lis+en my children and you shall hear . . . Twenly or so years from new some ol our meer neslalqic recolleclionz aboul lile 'lon The Banlcf' will probably be lhe Friday nighl loolball 1 rallies in lhe Fall. The rallies. lhis year were cer- lainly as line as weve ever held, especially lhe 'learlessi' sendeoll given lhe leam before lhe Princelon game. The Band, Glee Club, and lhe cheerleaders deserve much credil lor Their ehforls in rnalcing lhese rallies successful. Co-Cap+ain's Sandblom and Anderson before ihe firsf Coach Harman before Sa'rurclay's game game of fhe season. I74 The Lambda Chis, working on Their prize winning display. The Harnnan Trophy displays once again gave The RuTgers' living groups a chance To puT Their TalenTs To worlc. Engineers, arTisTs, elecTri- cians, carpenTers, painTers, and of course, pledges X were urged To Teverish eTTorTs. The supply oT ad- iecTives is sorely sTrained in describing The varieTy oT The resulTing sTrucTures louT words like rnonu- ,i menTal, ingenious, lavish, and precarious oTTer a I Tair sTarT, Lambda Chi's display engineer sys- Tern produced This years winner, wiTh ZBT second and Tau DelTa Phi Third. The Pi Kaps' display. Tau Delia Phi's1hird place effort I75 7 Now swing your parlners all. Every iall The Ag Clubs pul on a Barn l-lop which always has been a success, and lhis year proved no exceplion. The main lealure oi lhe evening was lhe picking ol lhe Ag Queen: she is lhe lovely Dorolhea Dawson, who will reign al nexl springls Ag Field Day. To slirnulale compelilive spiri? among lhe clubs There is a prize given lo 'rhe club pulling on lhe besl display: This year lhe prize wenl 'ro lhe N.J.C. Home EC Clulo. Ag ueen Dorofhea Dawson The Funeral March. l Mrs. Eleanor Rooseveli lecfuring on WhaT Does The l l U. N. Do? fXnoTher innovaTion aT RuTc-gers This year was a lecTure series sponsored direcTly by a special Tund Trom The STudenTs' fXcTiviTies Fee. The series was highlighTed by The appearance OT Mrs. Eleanor Rooseyelh Tormer UN. delegaTe, and TeaTured in The supporTing roles MargareT WebsTer, noTed Shakespearean producer and direcTor, and Dr. NorberT Wiener, Tamous in cyberneTics, or The sTudy oT mechanical men. And conlinuing on The RuTgers scene was The concerT series sponsored by ProT McKinney and The music deparTmenT. The opening concerT by The Danish NaTional Symphony CrchesTra was one oT The mosT memorable presenTaTions oT This series. Mrs. Roosevel+ speaking To The Ru+gers and NJC sfudenls. George London, a Bass-Barifcne, who sang in The December concerl. lllINUIlIl'l' MII i 'Ellllli' ...-........L Hb ii ,F ki? J V Q fi 5 4 wi! 5 'll 1 s -Q 'Q y fri Y if rg 1, vi 'VI I Q N T Q H ue 'I fi. v 9 w x lt I !! vnn1m x 1 Ig 1 Lt I 53? Q , gg A , I gixafv 4' v Q, M Q A N . :-, 2 if if , .P Sz vi gf 1 Q -QQ ,. 1 . ,M f A 5 Mg H 5 .5 SQ if A Q f 'I if 9 ,. N. 5 Y' l gg? wi 1 W ,, A, -f And a Happy New Year 'lo you. Anofher quief evening af DKE . . . A ll IIIHLE PAHTIE. Lookouf, +here's Hre in Hnose eyes! I79 1 Unnvnntinn. . Lasik Gee, l'd like fo be sirandeci on ihai island. The Rufgers Conven+ion choosing iheir candiciaie for fhe Presidency of The Uniied Sfa+es. IHnnk Part ... l80 Ex-governor Siassen ai ihe 1952 Ru+gers Conven+ion. Rufgers' choice . . . fhe peopie's choice. TOP-Spring Block pariy on Union Sireei. TOP-On and on ihrough fhe nigh+ Huey danced . . BOTTOM-My +hey're happy, and iusf before finals ioo. BOTTOM-Louder, louder, fhe neighbors are sfill asleep ...and Campus Ullest Uarnival Dancing fo me music of shell, London's band 6+ me Campus Chesf Carnival. l'II bei he doesn'+ make if. 1 Q3 I1 P11 AG FIELD ll God save fhe Queen Pride of fhe 'Farm Fefching home fhe bacon America's favorife pasfime Y l82 Marching along logellxer R Tllllli' IHITC As llwe mililary assumes grealer imporf lance in all our lives, even going so lar as lo inlringe upon our summer vacalions, llie ROTC program lias become an inlegral parl ol our college lile. Tlwe Korean conllicl lias given a new meaning lo llwe program: il has become muclw more llwan a maller ol learning lo marclw in slep or execule a proper Column Lellf' Tlwe neoplwyle second lieulenanls ol all loranclies musl now consider llweir lulure responsibililies seriously. Man's besl lriencl 4,3 mm llIlLITAIll' BALL O-Kaye! Every year ulue Ruuqers social sea- son comes lo a rousing climax willu llue lvliliuary Ball and uluen fades info oblivion as examfrime lever sweeps ulue campus. The Ball was a greal success as usual, and was remarkable lor flue variely ol uniforms exluibiued by flue dancers-+l'ue Air Force blue and no less Jrluan lluree Army oullfius, flue familiar Basic, ulue equally familiar oinl4s and greens , and ulue new OD uni- form sporled by flue iuniors, Sammy Kaye provided Hue music al llue Ball wluiclu lea- uured a Dixieland combo and a flowing bunclu ufounlain in ulue Slarliqlul Cale. Swing and Sway wi+h . . . So drink chug-a-lug . .. Checkmafe Everybody wanis +o ge? in on The acf i Q S L A S S E S Ea Wg, , Y ' 1 5 lg , X fu, avg Wy 1, Mm, gun , X asf? ,UL Wgwgssxksgflg l21Ti52g2?3f53?W ,t if X. , fy .ii Q ' iff T' kf AIA fi f ,I U ,L sv' K , Q L, gf. Q' f WW! 49 t i W Frcsllulaul Week . Cn Wednesday, Seplember lO, I952, lhere loolc place lhe annual invasion of lhe Rulgers Campus by hundreds ol high school qraduales lrom all over lhe slalre and nalion. Thus began Freshman Week, a period devoled lo The orien- lalion ol lhe new-comers 'ro Rulgers and ils ways, The new freshman wall4s unknowingly onlo lhe campus and is immedialely assaulled on all sides by lhe various phases of indoclrinaiion. s ffm, 'i 4 Calm before +he siorm: regis+ra+ion is abou+ +o begin as fhe early-birds appear. Day afler day he is subiecled lo lhe Davis lesl, language and malh placemenl lesis, swim- ming lesls, orienlalion lecfures and welcomings, physical exams, and Then, The supreme Trials- reqislralion and lhe Freshman Receplion. As lhe semesier begins lhe lreshmen sellle down lo lhe peace and quiel ol classes, rushing, exams, and ofher lranquil aclivilies. The conclusion of Frosh Week, The Freshman Ban- que+. . and lmaldem Frosh aclivilies were quiclc lo gel under way. Besides lhe Freshman Receplion lhere were lhe informal gel-loqelhers al lhe Abernelhysf The annual lnlerclass Tournamenl eslablished lhe lrue worlh ol lhe Frosh, as Jrhe Class of I956 soundly Trounced fhe sophomores and The dinlcs came oil. Freshmen Council eleclions olllered a lillle excilemenl wilh al leasl lwenly young hopefuls vieing for seven seals. l-lell Weelc, a possible Frosh Dance, and The magic number 3.2 held lulure possibililies. Freshman Week blossoms info fhaf harsh realify, sfudies and exams. The ln'rerclass Tourney where 'rhe Frosh earned fhe righ+ io doFf fheir beloved dinks. FRESHMAN COUNCIL J. Kevin Fealherslonev Secrelary William lvl. Gibson Thomas E. Kenney Phil A, Merlino William P. Slollar Oeorqc Wonq Barry A, VVofudfCliairm1i BELOW, l. fo r.: Gibson, Wood, Feaiherslone, Wong, STANDING: Sfollar, Marfino, Kenney. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..............,.....,.. Thomas Prislq VICE-PRESIDENT ............... William Wriqhl SECRETARY-TREASURER .,. .Donald I'Iaberrnon I.. To R.: Haberman, Wright Prislr. IIIIIIIEIIIILIISS IIFFICEIIS JUNIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...,.....,....,......... John Byrne VICE-PRESIDENT ....,,.4 . .,.., Bruce Clymer SECRETARY-TREASURER ...,, ,...,, P aul Baba L. To R.: Clymer, Byrne, Baba. The Three class owcficers ThaT head each ol The Three upper classes have more Than honorary posiTions To TuITill. Their responsibiliTy, parTic- ularly ThaT of The yice presidenTs, includes among oTher Things, The running oT The Soph I-lop, The Junior Prom, Senior Weelf and The Senior Ball. OT special noTe is The brighT conTribuTion made by This year's Seniors To The school social calander, The FirsT Annual Senior Class Dinner- Dance. In addiTion To many miscellaneous responsi- biIiTies, The class presidenTs are looked To Tor leadership on The STudenT Council oT which body They are members by yirTue ol Their class oTIice. New IW!! PRESIDENT .,.......... ,.... W illiam Rue E VICE-PRESIDENT ........ .... R Oberf STHGS SECRETARYYTREASURER ........ ..,. A Yan Wig ABOVE, I. io r.: S+i+es, Rue, lllig. I9l VINCENT J. ABBATIELLO Morgan, New Jersey Physical Educefion Bela Thela Pi: Truslee Scholarship: ISO-lb Foolball: Fresh- man Swimming: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: ln- lrannurals: Boosrer Club ALAN D. ABERBACH Bayonne, New Jersey General Educafion Hislory Club: Transfer Sludenl, Universily of Miami NEVILLE V. ABRAHAM, JR. Monfclair, New Jersey Sociology Targum: Boys in lvy: Quad Club: Canlerbury Club: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. FRANK G. ADAMS New Brunswick, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfraiion ROBERT H. AFFLERBACH New Brunswick, New Jersey Chemisfry WRSU, Olilice Manager: Gold R: JV Crew: Hiepoinl Skipper in Rurgers Sailing Club: Sailing Club, Presidenl: Deulscher Verein: Transfer Sludenl, Oklahoma A 81 M College WILLIAM A. AFRICANO Union City, New Jersey Biological Sciences Pi Kappa Alpha, Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: Bela lola Lambda, Vice Presidenl: Dean's Lisl: lnlramurals: Deulscher Verein: Nalional Sludenls Associafion, Presi- denl: Rifle 8: Pislol Club WILLIAM T. AKERS Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey Animal Science Alpha Gamma Rho, Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: Dairy Judging Team: Dean's Lisl: Quad Club: Dairy Science Club, Vice Presidenl: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. JOHN A. ALLAN Arlingion, New Jersey Polifical Science Chi Psi: Scabbard 81 Blade: Arnold Air Sociely, Com' mander: Dean's Lisr: Spanish Club: Cadel Colonel, A.F.R.O.T.C.: Air Force ROBERT L. ALLCROFT Linden, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Della Upsilen: General Scholarship: Freshman Wreslling: Varsily Wreslling: lnlramurals: Cadel Tech, Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOSEPH T. AMBROSE Hillside, New Jersey Ciiy Planning Chi Psi: Who's Who: Crown 81 Scroll: Sluclenl Council: Inlerlralernily Council: War Memorial Scholarship: Scarlef LeH'er: Chairman Campus Chesl Drive: Freshman Fool- ball: Varsily Foolball: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily La! crosse: lnlramurals: Communily Planners Club: Nalional Sludenls Associalion: Lacrosse Club: Cadel Maior, A.F.R.O.T.C. BURLEIGH P. ANDERSON Fords, New Jersey Animal Science Alpha Zeia, Censor: Chairman Barn Hop: Ag Field Day Commiiiee: lnframurals: Luiheran Sludenis Associaiion: Block 8: Briclle: Dairy Science Club, Presideni: Cadei 2nd Lieuienani, A.R.O,T.C. C. KENNETH ANDERSON Bridgeboro, New Jersey Sanifary Engineering Theia Chi: Who's Who: Siudeni Council: Kappa Kappa Psi, Presidenf: Siafe Scholarship: Band, Vice President Gold R: Honesiy Board: Canferbury Club: ASCE HOWARD S. ANDERSON Mi. Vernon, New York Physical Educaiion Bela Theia Pi: War Memorial Scholarship: Varsily R Club, Chairman: Freshman Fooiball: Varsiiy Fooiball, Co- Caprain, 1952: Freshman Track: Varsiiy Track: George Cronin Trophy: Cade? Capiain, A.F.R.O.T.C. RALPH R. ANDERSEN Fords, New Jersey Animal Science HOWARD L. ANNIS New Yorlr Cify, New York Hisfory Zela Bela Tau: Aniho, Business Manager, Anlho Council: WRSU, Sporis Direcior, Gold R: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Freshman Baslceiballz Varsiiy Baskelball, Manager: Fresh- man Tennis: Intramurals: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Sruden? CO- OP: Boosrer Club: Cade? Zncl Lieuienani, A.R.O.T.C. ALEXANDER J. ANTUCK Bayonne, New Jersey Ceramics Zeia Psi: Queens Players: lniramurals: Canierbury Club: Ceramic Club: Psychological Sociely: Ski Club: Cadei Siatcl Sergeani, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOHN D. APPLEBY Soufh River, New Jersey Polifical Science Freshman Track: Crown Club: Bowling Club CHARLES E. ARCHBALD, ll Highland, New Jersey Psychology Newman Club: Transfer Siudeni, Universiiy of Virginia, Si. Peiers College ALBERT AROUH New Brunswiclr, New Jersey Business Adminis+ra+ion Boys in lyy: ISO-lb Fooiball: lniramurals: Crown Club: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Spanish Club: Boosier Club JOSEPH ASCOLY lrvingfon, New Jersey Mafhemafics ROGER S. AUSTIN New Brunswick, New Jersey Civil Engineering Cadel Cap-lain, A.F.R.O.T.C. FRANK J. BACEN, JR. Roselle, New Jersey Journalism Phi Sigma Delia, Secrelary: Targum NELSON C. BALDWIN, JR. Morrisiown, New Jersey Engineering Adminis+ra+ion Delia Phi, Treasurer: Junior Varsily Foolball: Freshman Tennis: Inlramurals: SAM: Cadel Tech. Serqeanl, A.E.R.O.T.C. RICHARD D. BALDWIN Pomplon Plains, New Jersey Biological Sciences Bela lola Lambda: Slaie Scholarship: Touchdown: Dean's Lisl: Biology Club: Sludenl CO'OP BERNARD A. BEARER Salem, New Jersey English Scarlel Barbs: Philosophean Sociely: Slale Scholarship: WRSU: Dean's Lisl: Henry Rulqers Scholar: Quad Club: Canlerbury Club: Lilerary Club: Rulqers Film Sociely: Sludenl CO-OP ROBERT W. BEASLEY Union Cify, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfraiion Slale Scholarship: Gowen Scholarship: Varsily Track: ln- lrarnurals: Crown Club: SAM: Cade? Tech. Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. BARRY BECKER Hillside, New Jersey Poliiical Science Tau Della Phi: Scarlel Barbs: Anfho: WRSU: Boys in Ivy: ISO-lb Foolball: Biology Club: Hislory Club: Boosler Club: Sludenl CO-OP: lnlernalional Relalions Club: Cadel Tech. Sergeanl, A,F.R.O.T.C. JAMES E. BELL Nulley, New Jersey Animal Science Lambda Chi Alpha: lnlramurals: Dairy Science Club JOSEPH F. BELLE ISLE Queens Village, New York Journalism Alpha Chi Rho, Vice Presidenl: Targum: Greek Week Commillee: Rulgers Press Socieiy: lniramurals: Ilalian Club: Naiional Sludenls Associalion: Boosler Club: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. RONALD G. BENKERT Laurence Harbor, New Jersey Polilical Science Thela Chi: Scarlel' Key: Scabbard and Blade: Slale Scholarship: CO-OP Board: Head Preceplor: Ford Hall Club: Hislory Club: Boosler Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Sludenl CO-OP: D.lvl.S., Cadel Caplain, A.R.O.T.C. STANLEY BERNSTEIN Vineland, New Jersey Business Adminisiralion Scarlel Barbs: Scarlei Barbs Council: Boys in Ivy: Band, Gold R: Ford Hall Club: Spanish Club: Boosler Club: Rulgers Film Sociely NICHOLAS J. BERTHA Wharlon, New Jersey Business Aclminisfralion Zela Psi: Freshman Crew: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Deui- scher Verein: Physchological Sociely: Boosler Club: Row- ing Club: Cadel Isl Lieuienanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. PHILIP H. BEYERNHEIMER, JR. Highland Park, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Crown Club: AIEEXIRE, Secrelary: Boosler Club: Bridge Club: Sludenl COQOP: Transier Sludenf, Keyslone Junior College: Army WILLIAM E. BIESIADECKI Passaic, New Jersey General Educafion Crown Club: Newman Club: FTA: Sociological Sociely: U. S. Navy LOUIS F. BIOLETTI Washinglon, New Jersey General Agricullure Alpha Gamma Rho: Livesioclc Judging Team: ISO-lb Fool- ball: Chrislian Associaiion: Wesley Foundalion, Presidenl: Ag Club: Bloclc 81 Bridle: Dairy Science Club EUGENE H. BIRDSALL Poin+ Pleasanl, New Jersey General Educalion Transfer Siudeni, Bob Jones Universiiy: Army SEYMOUR BERGER Freehold. New Jersey Biological Sciences Tau Della Phi: Beia loia Lambda: Delia Phi Alpha: Deanls Lisl: lnlramurals: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein: Table Tennis Club ROBERT H. BERGLUND Roebling, New Jersey Geology Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice Presidenl: lnlramurals: Canler- bury Club: Geography Club, Vice Presideni: Geology Club: Boosler Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Cadel Isl Lieulen- ani, A.R.O.T.C. RICHARD H. BERGMAN Plainfield, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Ela Kappa Nu, Vice Presidenl and Treasurer: Slaie Scholarship: Dean's Lislg AIEEXIRE: Cadel 2nd Lieulen- ani, A.R.O.T.C. ALLEN J. BERLIN Newark, New Jersey General Eclucalion Tau Della Phi: Anlho: Targum, Gold R: Dean's Lisl: Sophomore Speech Prize: lnlramurals: Rifle 21 Pisiol Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Cadel Lieulenanl Colonel, A.R.O.T.C. HENRY M. BLAES, Il Caldwell, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon, Treasurer: General Scholarship: Cer- amic Club: Malh Club: Music Club: Boosler Club RICHARD E. BOHLEKE lselin, New Jersey English Army RICHARD L. BOND New Brunswick, New Jersey English WILLIAM J. BONING New Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Science JOHN BOOK. JR. Wes! Millinglon, New Jersey Chemislry Scarlei Barbs: Slafe Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Preceplor: Chemislry Honor Senior Research: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Quad Club: American Chemical Sociely: Chem- islry Club: Deulscher Verein RICHARD E. BOSWELL Ridgefield Park, New Jersey Romance Languages Phi Bela Kappa: Della Phi Alpha: Slaie Scholarship: Glee Club: Universily Choir: Dean's Lisl: Tunis Quick Prize: Henry Rulqers Scholar: Chrislian Science Orqanizalion: Deulscher Verein ANTON C. BRANDNER Springfield, New Jersey Animal Science Herberi Memorial Scholarship: Varsily Crew: Rufgers Rural Review: Ruigers Engineer: Rowing Club: Transfer Slucleni, Syracuse Universily: Caclel' 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. LAWRENCE J. BRAWER Paferson, New Jersey Polilical Science Sigma Alpha Mu, Secrelary: WRSU: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: I-'lisiory Club: lnlernalional Relalions Club: Transfer Slu- clenf, Washingion Universily JAMES N. S. BREWSTER Binghamion, New York Economics Delia Phi, Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: Soph Hop Commillee: Slci Team, Caplain: Varsify Golf: lnlramurals: Slci Club, Presidenf RICHARD L. BRINKMAN Nulley. New Jersey Biological Sciences Bela lola Lambda: Dean's Lislg Army Signal Corps RALPH L. BRINSTER Cedar Grove, New Jersey General Agriculfure Theia Chi, Vice-Presidenf: Alpha Zeia: Srale Scholarship: lnlramurals: 4-H Club: Poulfry Science Club, Presidenl: Cadel Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. FREDERICK J. BROCK ETT Linwood, New Jersey Rural Social Science JEROME E. BRUCK Newark, New Jersey Economics Omefza Psi Phi: Targum: Deans l.is+: Varsily Traclr: lnlra- muralst SAM HENRY M. BRUNDAGE Graaf Neclr, New Yorlc Engineering Adminislraiion Chi Psi: Freshman Foolball: 150-lb Foolball: Freshman Crew: lnlrarnurals: Ski Team: Boosier Club: Bridge Club: Slci Club: U. S. Navy JOHN T. BRUNS Millfown, New Jersey English Freshman Baseball: Varsity Baseball: lnlramurals: New- man Club: Deulscher Verein: Lilerary Club GEORGE H. BRYAN Plainfield, New Jersey Planl' Science Ag Club: Horlus: U, S. Army JOHN R. BUEHLER Rulheriord, New Jersey Economics Chi Psi: WRSU: Queens Players: Cadel Slall Serqeani, A.F.R.O.T.C. LEWIS N. BURNSIDE, JR. Bound Brook, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion ALEX A. BUSSE Rahway, New Jersey General Educaiion Freshman Traclc: Varsily Traclc: Crown Club: Newman Club: FTA: Phoioqraphic Sociely: Rifle 31 Pisiol Club: Transfer Sludenl, Union Junior College JAMES P. CALLAHAN Plainfield, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering New Jersey Goll Associalion: Varsiiy Cross Counrry: Freshman Traclc: Freshman Cross Counlry: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Ceramic Club FRANCIS A. CARRAGHER Colonia, New Jersey Biological Science Biology Club: Spanish Club: Transfer Sludenl, Sl. Anselm's College CHARLES J. CARROLL Williamspori, Pennsylvania Business Adminisiraiion Chi Psi: Cap X: Slcull: Who's Who: Crown 81 Scroll: Slue denl Council: lnferiralernily Council: Class Office, Presi- denl: Scabbard 81 Blade: War Memorial Scholarship: Scarlel LeHer: Boys in Ivy: Targum Council: Glee Club Council: Freshman Foolball: Varsify Foofball: Freshman Wreslling: Varsily Wreslling: Varsily R: Boosler Club: Cade? Maior, A.F.R.O.T.C. OWEN D. CASSIDY Kingslon, New York Polifical Science Lambda Chi Alpha: Boalride Commiilee, Chairman: Freshman Cross Counlry: Varsiiy Cross Counlry: Fresh- man Track: Varsify Track: Newman Club: Cadel 2nd Lieufenanl, A.R.O.T.C. ANTHONY J. CATANA, JR. Trenion, New Jersey General Educalion Alpha Sigma Phi, Secrelary: Kappa Kappa Psi, Secrelary: Kappa Phi Kappa, Secrelary: Band, Gold R: Freshman Crew: JV Crew: lnlramurals: Varsily Rifle Team: Quad Club: FTA: Boosfer Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Rowing Club: Sludeni CO-OP: Cadel Caplain, A.R.O.T.C. WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL Roselle, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion JAMES V. D. CARD Monlclair, New Jersey English Phi Sigma Della, Secrelary: Philosophean Sociely: Queens Players: Ski Club HUGH T. CARLETON Clarlrsdale, Mississippi Mechanical Engineering Alpha Sigma Phi: Band: JV Crew: ISO-Ib Crew: Infra- murals: ASME: Engineering Sociely: Boosier Club: Row- ing Club: Cadel 2nd Lieurenanl, A.R.O.T.C. ANGELO F. CARLUCCI Nor+h Plainfield, New Jersey Agriculfural Research LLOYD H. CARMEN Bound Brook, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Boys in lvy: Band AIEEXIRE: Transfer Sludenl, Uniled Slales Coasl Guard Academy: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. MONROE E. CAROL Newarlc, New Jersey General Educafion Tau Della Phi: Slale Scholarship: WRSU, Gold R: lnlra- murals: Quad Club: FTA: Rifle 81 Pislol Club CARL R. CATH ERS Sloclxfon, New Jersey Physical Educalion RUDOLPH J. CELIGOI Norlh Braddock, Pennsylvania English Phi Gamma Della, Secrelary: Scarlei Key: Nalional Scholarship: Freshman Fooiball: Varsiiy Foolball: Infra- murals: Newman Club: Dairy Science Club: Cadel Isi Lieulenani, A.F.R.O.T.C. JAMES R. CERONE Bloomfield, New Jersey General Educalion Be-ia Theia Pi, Presidenl: lnleriraierniiy Council: Siale Scholarship: Soph I-lop Dance Commiliee: Freshman Bas- lneiball: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: lnlramurals: Cadel Tech. Sergeanl, A.R.O.T.C. MORTON J. CHIAT New Brunswick, New Jersey General Educalion Tau Della Phi, Presidenl: Cap 81 Slcull: Who's Who: Crown 81 Scroll: Sludeni Council: lnleriraierniiy Council: Pi Gamma: Anlho: Targum, News Edilor, Gold R: De- baiing: Soph Hop Commiliee: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Freshman Swimming: I-Iisiory Club: Naiional Siudenis Associalion: Boal Ride Commillee: Boosier Club: Siudenl' CO-OP: Caclei Siafi Serqeani, A.F.R.O.T.C. WAYNE S. CHOPER Highland Parlr, New Jersey Biological Science Crown Club: B'nai B'riTh Hillel: Biology Club: Spanish Club: Boosler Club: Sailing Club: Transfer Sludeni, New York Universiiy WILLIAM L. CHRISTENSEN Sloclrion, New Jersey Journalism Delia Sigma Phi: lniramurals: Spanish Club: Sludeni CO-OP: Cade? 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. 'v lk 2 fs -- -if fi if fi s 'if 2. EDWARD J. CH RZANOWSKI Jersey Cily, New Jersey Agricullural Research Crown Club: Rifle 81 Pisrol Club ARTHUR T. CLARK Somerville, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlel Barbs Council, Secreiary: Crown Club: Quad Club, Secrelary: Newman Club: ASME: Engineering So- ciely: Ruigers Engineer: Boosler Club: Sludeni CO-OP: Cadei Isi Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. JOSEPH P. CLARK Paferson, New Jersey Agriculiural Research Band: Varsiiy Cross Couniry: Freshman Track: Army FRED B. CLUCAS Bedminsfer, New Jersey General Agriculfure Alpha Zela, Treasurer: Ag Club: Bloclc 81 Bridle, Presideni: Ag Execulive Council: Livesioclc Judging Team R. RICHARD COLINS, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Slale Scholarship: Marine Corps BENJAMIN P. COLSKY Ford, New Jersey Ceramics Keramos, Presideni: Tau Bela Pi: Slale Scholarship: Ceramic Club RICHARD B. COMYNS Ridgewood, New Jersey Polifical Science Bela Theia Pi, Secrelary: General Scholarship: Varsily R Club: Freshman Tennis: Varsily Tennis, Caplain: Infra- murals: Canlerbury Club: Chrisiian Associalion: Boosler Club: Music Club: Spanish Club: Lacrosse Club: Sludenl CQ-OP: Varsily R RICHARD C. CONRAD New York Cify, New York Hisiory Ze-'ra Bela Tau: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Crew: J. V. Crew: Inframurals: B'nai B'ri1h Hillel: Boosler Club: Rowing Club: Sludenl' CO-OP: Cade? Caplain, A.R.O.T.C, HOWARD S. COOPER Jersey Ci+y, New Jersey Polifical Science Scarlel Barbs: Governors Award: Anlhog Targum: Boys In Ivy: WRUS: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Fencing: Varsiiy Fencing: Freshman Lacrosse: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Rulgers Film Sociefy: Cade? 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. RICHARD W. CORLETT New Brunswick, New Jersey Romance Languages Alpha Chi Rho: Sigma Della Pi: Facully Scholarship: Canierbury Club: Spanish Club: Ilalian Club: French Club ROBERT S. COWIE Hoboken, New Jersey General Educarion WRSU: Hillside Social Club: FTA: Army ALFRED B. COX Sewell, New Jersey General Agriculfure Zeia Psi, Vice Presideni: Slale Scholarship: Varsily Cross Counlry: Ag Club: Cade? Caplain, A.R.O.T.C. HAROLD V. COYNE New Brunswick, New Jersey Psychology JAMES P. CRAIG Kearny, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer: Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Sludenl Council: Scarlel Key: Philosophean Sociely: Sfale Scholarship: Queens Players: Freshman Lacrosse: Cade? Caplain, A.R.O.T.C. ARTHUR W. CROOKE Eesi Orange, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice Presicleni: Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Eia Kappa Nu: Tau Bela Pi, Presidenl: WRSU: Queens Players: Gold R: Siafe and RCA Scholarships: Boys In Ivy: Dean's Lisi: AIEEXIRE WILLIAM L. CRONK Meiuchen, New Jersey English Philosophean Sociely: Army RAYMOND J. CROSS Souih Amboy, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering ASME: Cade? Technical Serge-ani, A.F.R.O.T.C. LEON A. CUCE Somerville, New Jersey Romance Languages Phi Sigma Delia, Vice Presideni: lnlerfralerniiy Council: I864 Sfale Scholarship: Boys ln Ivy: lnlramuralsg Quad Club: Newman Club: French Club: Boosier Club: Cade? Slaii Sergeant A.F.R.O.T.C. P. JAMES CUNNINGHAM PaNersonvilIe, New York Business Adminisiralion Chi Psi, Presideni: Scarlef Leifer, Ari Edilor: WRSU: Boys in Ivy: Iniramurals: SAM: Boosfer Club: Spanish Club: Siudeni CQ-OP: Targum Council: Aniho Council: Forensic Council: Harmon Trophy Commiiiee: Navy MICHEAL CUNNINGHAM Trenlon, New Jersey Polilical Science REX CUNNINGHAM New Palh, New York Hisiory Della Upsilon: Scarlei Lefler: Varsiiy Cross Counlry: Varsily Track: Iniernaiional Club THEODORE E. CWIKOWSKI Union, New Jersey Planf Science Della Kappa Epsilon: Scabbard and Blade: I-Ierberl Memorial General Scholarship: Pi Alpha Xi: I50 Pound Fooiball: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsiiy Lacrosse: Infra- murals: Quad Club: Lacrosse Club: Horlus: Morrisville Agriculiure and Technological Insliiuie: Cade? Capiain, A.F.R.O.T.C. WILLIAM A. DAILEY New Brunswick, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Bela Pi: Arnold Air Sociefy: Freshman Baslceiball: ASME: Cadel Major, A.F,R.O.T.C. RONALD J. D'AlUTO Paramus, New Jersey Poliiical Science Thela Chi: Scarlel Barbs: I50 Pound Foolball: ISO Pound Crew: lniramurals: Bowling Inlramural Team Champion- ship: Bowling Club: Rowing Club: Cade? Capiain, A.F.R.O.T.C. FRED DANIEL Lakewood, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Tau Delia Phi: WRSU: Iniramurals: B'nai B'ri'h Hillel: Deuischer Verein: Boosler Club: Sludenl CO-OP ANTHONY R. DAVIS Kenilwor+I1, New Jersey Business Adminisirafion Della llosilon, Treasurer: General Uniyersily Scholarship: Newman Club: Freshman Wreslling ARTHUR W. DAVIS Souih River, New Jersey General Educafion Alumni Secrelary, Barbs Council: Scarlei Barbs Council: WRSU: In+rar'nurals: Crown Club: FTA: Geology Club: Boa? Ride Comrniiiee: Boosier Club: Music Club: Uni' versify College, Rulqers Univeresiiy: A.F.R,O.T.C. CLIFFORD DAVIS New Brunswick, New Jersey Rural Social Science i I l l i I ALFRED B. DAYTON Hoboken, New Jersey Psychology Kappa Sigma, Presidenl: Scabbarcl and Blade: Slaie Scholarship: Inlramurals: Varsily Lacrosse: Lacrosse Club: Psychological Socieiy: Transfer Sludenl, New York Uni- versiiy PHILIP DECTER Maplewood, New Jersey Polilical Science RICHARD C. DeGElSO Newark, New Jersey Chemislry Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer: Scarlei Key: Delia Phi Alpha: Slaie Scholarship: Dean's Lis1:American Chemical Sociefyz Deulscher Verein: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Siudenl CO-OP CONRAD J. DEMBOSKI Plainfield, New Jersey PoIi+icaI Science I5O Pouncl Foolball: lnlramurals: Newman Club: Inler- naiional Relaiions Club ROBERT DeMOTT Ru+her'Ford, New Jersey Business Adminislraiion ROBERT F. DENNISTON Teaneck, New Jersey English Alpha Sigma Phi: Philosophean Socieiy: Siale Scholar- ship: Targum: WRSU: Queens Players: Dean's Lisi: Liter- ary Club ROBERT A. DILLMEIER Cha-lham, New Jersey Civil Engineering Scarlel Barbs: Scabbard and Blade: General Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Baslcelball: lnlermurals: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: ASCE, Secrelary, Presidenl: Engineer- ing Sociely: Geology Club: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. ROBERT M. DINGEL Bayonne, New Jersey Animal Science Deans Lisl: lnlramurals: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Biology Club: Dairy Science Club: Boosler Club: Music Club: Poullry Science Club: Rufgers Rural Review: Oul- ing Club: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Transfer Sludenl, Bayonne Junior College FRED A. Dlx, JR. Salem, New Jersey Geology Kappa Sigma, Secrelary: Kappa Kappa Psi: Band: Gold R: lnlramurals: Geology Club, Presidenl: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O,T.C. EUGENE N. DOHERTY Elizabefh, New Jersey Hislory Dean's Lisl: Marine Corps FREED J. DOLBOW Salem, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion GEORGE E. DOSCHER, Ill Beachwood, New Jersey Research Pi Kappa Alpha: Kappa Kappa Psi: Boys ln lvy: Band: Gold R: lnlramurals: Sailing Club, Treasurer: Air Force FRED DePAKARY Englishlown, New Jersey Biological Sciences LOUIS N. DeRlENZO, JR. Morrisfown, New Jersey Business Adminisiralion Economics Honor Sociely: Slale Scholarship: Freshman Swimming: Varsily Swimming: Quad Club: SAM: Boosler Club: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. R. BYRON DeRUSSY Hasbrouck Heighls, New Jersey Polilical Science Thela Chi, Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: WRSU: Varsily Crew: Boosler Club: Anlhropological Sociely RICHARD A. DeSANTlS Long Branch, New Jersey Polilical Science Phi Alpha Thela: Tau Kappa Alpha: WRSU: Debaling: Dean's Lisl: Spanish Club: Pholographic Sociely: Sludenl' CO-OP: Cade-l 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. THOMAS F. DOWD, JR. Newfon Cenire, Massachuseffs Business Adminisfraiion Chi Psi, Treasurer: Scabbard and Blade: WRSU: Milifary Ball Cornmiffee: lnframurals: Boosfer Club: Music Club: Rifle and Pisfol Club: Sfudenf CQ-OP: Cadef 2nd Lieufenanf, A.R.O.T.C. NED J. DOYLE Siafen Island, New Yorl: Physical Educafion Scarlef Barbs: Universiiy Trusfee Scholarship: l5O Pound Foofball: Junior Varsify Baseball: lnframurals: Quad Club: Caclef Sfaff Sergeanf, A,F.R.O,T.C. WILLIAM G. DRAKE Hamburg, New Jersey Plan? Science Pi Alpha Xi: Sfafe Scholarship: Queens Players: Soph Hop: NSA: Varsify Cross Counfry: Freshman Fencing: Varsify Fencing: Freshman Tennis: Varsify Tennis: Ag Club: Dairy Science Club: Fine Arfs Club SHELLEY E. DUBNIK Farmingdale, New Jersey Animal Science Queens Players: Dean's Lisf: lnfrarnurals: Crown Club: Quad Club: Poulfry Science Club: Rufgers Rural Review: Rifle and Pisfol Club: Rufgers Film Socieiy: Transfer Sfu- denf, Monrnoufh Junior College: Army ALAN R. DUHNKRACK Maplewood, New Jersey Pre-Foresiry Ag Club: Foresfry Club: Transfer Sfudenf, Sf. Lawrence Uniyersify HERBERT W. DUNHAM, JR. Millville, New Jersey Animal Science Crlee Club: Uniyersify Choir: Freshman Tennis: lnfra- murals: Ag Club: Dairy Science Club JOHN L. DUNHAM Highland Park, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Chrisfian Associafion: ASME: Transfer Sfudenf, Tri-Sfafe College of Engineering: Air Force JAMES G. DUNN Rufherford, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering Kappa Sigrna: Scabbard and Blade: WRSU: AIEEXIRE: Arnafeur Radio Club, Presidenf ROBERT M. DURBIN Scofch Plains, New Jersey Journalism Alpha Psi Omega: Philosophean Sociefy: Queens Players: Quad Club: Liferary Club: Fhoiographic Sociefy: Trans- fer Sfudenf, Wiffenburg College PAUL ECK Colonia, New Jersey Plan! Science BENN E. EILERT Elgin, Illinois English Delia Phi, Corresponding Secreiary: Phi Bela Kappa: Philosophean Sociely: General Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Henry Rufgers Scholarship: Iniramurals: French Club: Lilerary Club: Transfer Sfudenl, Norlhweslern Universily IRWIN C. ELKINS Newark, New Jersey English Alpha Psi Omega: Philosophean Sociely: WRSU: Queens Players: Freshman Wreslling: Freshman Tennis: Deulscher Verein: Lilerary Club: Music Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Rulgers Film Sociely: Table Tennis Club WILLIAM C. ELLING Sommerville, New Jersey Pre-Fores+ry Herberl Scholarship: Foreslry Club: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Spelological Sociefy, Vice-Presidenl: Commulers Club BERNARD ELOWITZ Linden, New Jersey General Educalion Amaleur Radio Club JOHN D. EMERY, III Allenfown, Pennsylvania Physical Educalion Beta Thela Pi, Vice Presidenl: Who's Who: Crown and Slcull: Class Vice Presidenf: War Memorial Scholarship: Chapel Usher, Gold R: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Fool- ball: Freshman Baslcelballg Inlramurals: Chrislian Asso- cialion: Cade? Slaff Sergeani, A.F.R.O,T.C. YOUNG ENG Long Branch, New Jersey Bacferiology Phi Sigma Della, Treasurer: An'Iho: Scarlef Leffer: Tar- gum: Boys in Ivy: Inlramurals: Quad Club: Biology Club: Deulsche Verein: Fine Arls Club: Phofographic Sociely, Presidenl: Rulgers Film Sociely RICHARD A. ENGISCH Plainfield, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering AIEEXIRE: Navy WILLIAM J. ENGLE Union, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering Kappa Sigma: Ela Kappa Nu, Presidenf: Slale Scholar- ship: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Wresiling: lnframurals: Varsily Baseball Manager: I3O-lb lnlramural Wreslling Champion: Crown Club: Newman Club: Treasurer, AIEEfIRE: Engi- neering Socieiy ROBERT H. ENZ Bound Broolr, New Jersey Animal Science Thefa Chi: Richard Herberi' Scholarship: Freshman Fool- ball: I50-lb Foolball: Junior Varsily Foolball: Freshman Track: Varsily Traclc: Poullry Science Club EDWARD H. ERICKSON Lakewood, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Scarlel Barbs: Quad Club: Canlerbury Club: SAM: Bowling Club: Hockey Club: Spanish Club: Navy ROBERT T. FILEP New Brunswiclr, New Jersey General Educalion Chi Phi, Presidenl: Inlerlralernily Council: Cheerleader: Debaling: Junior Prom Commillee: Hislory Club: Boosler Club: Rulgers Film Sociely: Scarlel Rifles: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. PAUL S. FINKEL Elizabefh, New Jersey Journalism DON FJ ELSTAD Irving-Ion, New Jersey Economics Lambda Chi Alpha: Scabbard and Blade: WRSU: Cade? 2nd Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. JEROME B. FLEISCHMAN Weehawlren, New Jersey Hisiory Zela Bela Tau: Slale Scholarship: Targum: WRSIJ: Queens Players, Publicily Manager: Boys in Ivy, Publicily Man- ager: Dean's Lisi: Junior Prom Commillee: Freshman Soccer: Inlramurals: Cadel Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. LEONARD ETZ Trenlon, New Jersey Polifical Science Sigma Alpha Mu: Bela Iola Lambda: Tau Kappa Alpha: Philosophean Sociely: Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Sophomore Speech Prize: B'nai B'riIh HiIIeI, Presidenl: Boosler Club: Sludenl CO-OP ROBERT E. EWALD Denville, New Jersey PoIi+icaI Science Gamma Sigma: Tau Kappa Alpha: Slale Scholarship: Debaling: Freshman Fencing: Varsily Fencing: Cade? Maior, A.R.O.T.C. MARVIN M. FAND Faierson, New Jersey Psychology Zela Bela Tau, Vice-Presidenl: Scarlel Key: Dean's Lisl: Inlramurals: Quad Club: Psychological Sociely: Transfer Sludenl, Universily ol Buffalo: Cadel 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. THOMAS A. FAUGHNAN Elizabelh, New Jersey Hisiory Phi Alpha Thela: Henry Rulgers Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Transfer Sludenl, Union Junior College: Army FRANK J. FAUSTINI LiHIe'ferry, New Jersey Biological Science Biology Club: French Club: Ilalian Club: Psychological Sociely DONALD F. FENNELL Bayonne, New Jersey Psychology Hillside Social Club: Transler Sludenl, Universily of Nebraska: Air Force RICHARD T. FLEMING Milliown, New Jersey Sociology Scarlei Barbs, Crown Club: Sociological Sociely JOHN R. FLOWER Bound Brook, New Jersey General Educafion Universiiy Trusiee Scholarship: Freshman Baseball ROLF F. FOERSTER Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Chemisiry Foreign Sludeni Scholarship: Deans Lisl: American Chem- ical Sociely: Sludenis lnlernaiional Club NORBERT L. FOGLIETTA Norll1 Brunswick, New Jersey Journalism Alpha Chi Rho: Pi Gamma: Targum: WRSU: Boys in Ivy: Band: Glee Club: Universily Choir: Junior Prom Com- miilee: lniramurals: Newman Club: llalian Club: Cade? Slafl Sergeanl, A.F.R,O,T.C, VICTOR M. FOX Hackensack, New Jersey Polilical Science Scarlei Barbs: ISO-lb Foolball: lnlramurals: Debaiinqg Quad Club F. WILLIAM FRANCKE Easf Orange, New Jersey Physical Educafion Bela: Theia Pi: Slale Scholarship: Sophomore Hop Commillee: Varsiry Fooiball: Freshman Baskeiball: Varsiiy Baslceiball: Freshman Track: Varsiiy Lacrosse: Lacrosse Club: Physical Educaiion Maiors Club: Cadel lsi Lieulen- ani, A.F.R.O.T.C. N. RALPH FRANKEL Bayonne, New Jersey Biological Sciences Bela loia Lambda, Treasurer: Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisi: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Biology Club: Deuische Verein: Naiional Sludenis Associalion CHRISTIAN F. FREDERICK, III Hamp+on, New Jersey Journalism Della Upsilon: Slaie Scholarship: Freshman Soccer: Var- sily Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: Junior Varsiiy Baseball: lriiramurals: Boosler Club: Cadel Technical Sergeani, A.F.R.O,T.C. JAMES T. FRY Nepiune, New Jersey Biological Sciences Alpha Sigma Phi: Slale Scholarship: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Biology Club: Spanish Club: Cade? Capiain, A,F.R.O.T.C. WALTER H. GABRUK Plainfield, New Jersey Engineering Adminislralion Sigma Phi Epsilon: Engineering Dance Chairman: Engi- neering Social Acliviiies Chairman: Freshman Track: ln- irarnurals EUGENE C. GARTNER Jersey Cily, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Crown Club: French Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Transfer Slu- denl, Villanova College DEAN W. GARWOOD New Brunswiclr, New Jersey Psychology Psi Chi: Psychological Sociely: Spanish Club: Army ANDREW A. GASPARICH, JR. Asbury Parlr, New Jersey Journalism Alpha Sigma Phi, Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: WRSU, Gold R: Freshman Lacrosse: Newman Club: Boar Ride Commillee: Journalism Sociely: Cadel 2nd Lieufen- anl, A.R.O.T.C. CHARLES W. GATES, JR. Newporl, New Jersey General Agricullure Varsily Foolball: Varsily Traclc: Army JAMES F. GEORGE Vineland, New Jersey General Agricullure Scarlel Barbs: Dean's Lisl: Quad Club: Newman Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Army Air Corps LOUIS B. GEROLD Easlchesler, New York General Agricullure Phi Gamma Delia, Presidenlg lnlerlralernily Council: Slale Scholarship: Inlramurals: Ag Economics Club: Block and Bridle: Boosler Club: Navy JOSEPH M. GlLBERT Granville, New York American Civilixalion Upson Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Freshman Tracli: Varsily Track: Freshman Baslcelball: lnlramurals: Rulgers Film Sociely: Sludenl CO-OP WlLLlAM L. GILLIS Springfield, New Jersey Physical Education Freshman Swimming: Crown Club: Army WALKER GLASSFORD, JR. Monlvale, New Jersey Plan? Science Chi Psi: Who's Who: Alpha Zela: Scabbard and Blade: Slale Scholarship: Scarlel Rifles: Chapel Ushers, Gold R: Campus Chesl Commiflee: Chairman of Agricullural Field Day: 150-Ib Foolball: Varsily Track: Varsily Cross Counlry, Capfain: Freshman Baseball: lnlramurals: Up- slream Award: Lehigh and Rulgers Universilies Cross Counlry Records: Ag Club, Presidenl: Cadel 2nd Lieule- nanl, A.R.O.T.C. DAVID GLASSMAN Roosevell, New Jersey Animal Science B'naI B'rilh Hillel: Boosrer Club: Poullry Science Club, Secrelary: Rulgers Rural Review LLOYDE S. GLICKEN Newark. New Jersey Journalism Pi Gamma: General Scholarship: Targum, Gold R: Dean's Lisl: Touchdown: Crown Club: Rulgers Press Sociely ROBERT L. GOOCH Trenlon, New Jersey Physical Educalion Della Upsilon: Universily Truslee Scholarship: Scarlel Lelferz Freshman Foolball: JV Foolball: Varsily Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse: lnlramurals: Chris- lian Associalion: FTA: Lacrosse Club GEORGE E. GOODGER Roselle Park. New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Economics Honor Sociely: Crown Club: Hislory Club: Spanish Club RONALD M. GOODMAN Lakewood, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Zela Bela Tau: Boys in lvy: Freshman Wreslling: Freshman Soccer: JV Crew: lnlramurals: Boosler Club: Rowing Club: Sludenl CO-OP NORMAN E. GORDON Bloomfield, New Jersey Psychology Glee Club: lnlramurals ROBERT l. GOTTLIEB Jersey Cily, New Jersey Planl Science Tau Della Phi: Cheerleader: JV Foolball: Freshman Swim- ming: Varsily Track: Foreslry Club GERALD B. GOULD Wesl Englewood, New Jersey English Philosophean Sociely: Dean's Lisl: Lilerary Club: Army ROBERT J. GRACE Tenefly, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Della Sigma Phi. Presidenl: lnlerlralernily Council: Scab- bard and Blade: Slale Scholarship: Freshman Crew: lnlra- murals: Rowing Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Cadel Masler Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. I HORACE J. GREELEY. JR. Union, New Jersey Polifical Science Chi Phi: WRSU, Gold R: Freshman Crew: lnlramurals: Boosler Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Sailing Club: Cadel Technical Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. DAVID M. GREENE New York Cily, New York Polilical Science Sigma Alpha Mu: Scarlel Key: Scarlel Leffer: Targum, Gold R: WRSU: Queens Players: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Crew: Freshman Baseball, Manager: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Sludenl CO-OP: Cadel Technical Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. GEORGE J. GREGORIO Asforia, Long Island, New Yorl: Physical Eclucaiion Tau Kappa Epsilon: Boys in Ivy: ISC-lb Fooiball: Varsily Swimming: Junior Nalional Champion in Diving: lnler- collegiale Champion in Diving: Sludeni CQ-QP: Cadel Slaii Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. FREDERICK E. GRUNINGER Fanwood, New Jersey Physical Educalion Zeta Psi, Presidenl: lnieriralernily Council: Freshman Fooiball: Freshman Baslcelball: Varsily Baseball: lnira- murals: Boosler Club: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.R.Q.T.C. ARTHUR H. GUENTHER Nor+h Bergen, New Jersey Chemisfry Band, Gold R: American Chemical Sociely: Deulscher Verein: Chemislry Club: Rifle and Pisiol Club, Presideni: Cadel Maior, A.F.R.O.T.C. ROBERT L. GUR-ARIE Jersey Cily, New Jersey Polilical Science Scarlei Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Debaling: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Chrislian Associa- lion: Boosier Club: Spanish Club: Sludeni CQ-QP: Infer- nafional Relaiions Club: Transfer Sludeni, Universily of Illinois EDWARD T. GURDGIEL Woodbine, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Lambda Chi Alpha: WRSU: Band: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Newman Club: S.A.M. ERNEST A. HAASE Closier, New Jersey General Educalion Siale Scholarship: Iniramurals: Quad Club: F.T.A. ERWIN L. HACK Passaic, New Jersey Hisfory Phi Epsilon Pi: Anfho: Dean's Lisl: lnlramurals: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Hislory Club: Boosler Club: Sludenl CQ-QP: Cadel 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.Q.T.C. WALTER HAGEMAN Union, New Jersey Engineering Adminislrafion KENNETH R. HALL Morrisville, Pennsylvania General Agriculture WRSU: Freshman Lacrosse: Luiheran Sludenis Associa- lion: American Chemical Socieiy THOMAS H. HAMILTON Egg Harbor, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Lambda Chi Alpha: Della Phi Alpha: lnlramurals: Lu' lheran Sludenis Associaiion: S.A.M.: Deulscher Verein RICHARD N. HANSON New Brunswick, New Jersey Economics ROBERT M. HARGREAVES Per+h Amboy, New Jersey Mechanical Engineer Scarlef Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Freshman Swim- ming: Crown Club: Quad Club: A.S.M.E.: Cadel Cap- iain, A.F.R.Q.T.C. ROBERT E. HARING Demaresi, New Jersey Civil Engineering Scarlel Barbs: Scarlei Barbs Council: Slale Scholarship: WRSU: Dean's Lisl: Quad Club: Chrisiian Associalion: A.S.C.E.: Boal Ride Commiliee: Cadel lvlasler Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. ALFRED J. HARJES New York Ci+y, New York Physical Educa+ion Bowling Club: Pholographic Sociely ROBERT R. HARJES Beachwood, New Jersey Economics Phi Gamma Della: lnfferiralernily Council: WRSU: Chapel Usher: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Deulscher Verein: Boosier Club: Physics Club: Sailing Club RICHARD A. HARRISON Red Bank, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Delia Kappa Epsilon: Scabbard and Blade: Slaie Scholar- ship: Dean's Lisi: lnlramurals: Chrislian Associalion: A.S.M.E.: Cadel Caplain, A.R.Q.T.C. I LAURENCE HAMMELL Red Bank, New Jersey Geology Anlho: Freshman Fencing, Numerals: Crown Club: Hill- side Social Club: American Chemical Sociery: Geology Club: Boosler Club: Phoiographic Socieiy, Secrelary: Ruiqers Film Socieiy: Sludenl CO-OP: Army JAMES V. HAMPSON Nufley, New Jersey Journalism Delia Sigma Phi: Scarlel Barbs: Band: Freshman Wres- llinq: Freshman Track: lniramurals: Siudeni CO-QP: Cadel Slaii Sergeant A.F.R.Q.T.C. JOSEPH B. HAMPTON Clinion, New Jersey Polifical Science Phi Alpha Theia: Dean's Lisi: Army JAMES B. HANKINS Collingswood, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Lambda Chi Alpha: War Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Fooiball: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsiiy Lacrosse: Lacrosse Club: Cadel ls+ Lieuienani, A.R.O.T.C. JOSEPH H. HARTLEY Oalrlyn, New Jersey Physics Quad Club: Deuischer Verein: Bowling Club: Physics Club: Army FRED P. HAUCK, JR. Bloomfield, New Jersey Chemisfry Phi Bela Kappa: Phi Lambda Upsilon: Siaie Scholarship: WRSU: Dean's Lisl: Sophomore Chernisfry Prize: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Freshman Wreslling: Varsiiy Wreslling: Quad Club: American Chemical Socieiy: Deuischer Verein HUBERT A. HAUCK Palmyra, New Jersey Civil Engineering Zela Psi: I864 Counly Scholarship: Freshman Track: Var- sily Track: A.S.C.E.: Boosler Club: Cade? Technical Sergeant A.F.R.O.T.C. LOUIS W. HELMECZI New Brunswick, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Freshman Baseball: Crown Club: A.S.M.E. JOSEPH C. HEMPHILL Ocean Grove, New Jersey Civil Engineering Alpha Sigma Phi: l864 Counly Scholarship: I5O-lb Poof- ball: lnlramurals: A.S.C.E.: Communiiy Planners Club: Boosler Club: Rulgers Engineer: Sludenl CO-OP DONALD C. HENRY Mahwah, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Quad Club: Phoiographic Sociely: Ski Club CARLETON G. HERER Rahway, New Jersey Animal Science Alpha Ze+a: Pouliry Science Club, Secre+ary: Ruigers Rural Review: Navy CHARLES E. HESS Mounfain View, New Jersey Plani Science Lambda Chi Alpha: lnleriralernily Council, Secreiary: Alpha Zela, Secreiary: Scabbard and Blade: Pi Alpha Xi, Presidenl: lniramurals: Horlus, Presidenl: Cade? Major, A.R,O.T.C. MARTIN E. HEUBNER Elizabefh, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Bela Pi: Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisi: lnlramurals: A.S.M.E. GERALD W. HIGINBOTHAM Asbury Park, New Jersey General Educaiion Alpha Sigma Phi: Scarlel Barbs: Scarlel Barbs Council: Bela Iola Lambda: Kappa Phi Kappa: Slafe Scholarship: lnlramurals: Newman Club: F.T.A.: Quad Club: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein ROBERT E. HILDT Weslporl, Conneclicui' English Alpha Sigma Phi: Alpha Psi Omega: Philosophean Sociely: Targum: WRSU, Gold R: Queens Players: Boys in Ivy: Freshman Crew: Boosler Club: Rowing Club: Sludenl CQ-QP: Cadel Technical Sergeanl, A.E.R.O.T.C. HOWARD G. HILL Cranford, New Jersey Business Adminisiralion Deulscher Verein: Music Club: Spanish Club: Transfer Sludenl, Union Junior College: Air Force WILLIAM T. HIMMEL New Brunswick, New Jersey General Agricullure Freshman Foolball: JV Foolball: Navy HENRY HOHENSTEIN Wesl Coxsaclrie, New York Animal Science Della Phi, Vice Presidenl: lnleriralernily Council: Kelly Scholarship: Herberl Memorial Scholarship: JV Crew: lnlramurals: Bloclc and Bridle: Live Sloclr Judging: Trans- ler Sludenl, Russell Sage College RALPH W. HOLJES High Bridge, New Jersey English Kappa Kappa Psi: Slale Scholarship: Targum, Exchange Edilor, Gold R: Band: lnlrarnurals: Chess Club: Lilerary Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cadel Capiain, A.F.R.O.T.C. JAMES R. HOOTON Rahway, New Jersey Educalion Debaling: Freshman Track: Air Force ALAN HOWARD Teanecl, New Jersey English Zela Bela Tau, Secrelary: Targum: WRSU: Queens Players: Boys in Ivy: Henry Rulgers Scholarship: Fresh- man Wreslling: Cadel Isl' Lieulenanl, A.F.R.Q.T.C. WILLIS H. HOWARD, JR. Haddonfield, New Jersey Journalism Chi Phi: Treasurer: Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll: Sluclenl Council, Vice-Presidenl: Scarlel Key, Presidenl: Scabbard and Blade, Treasurer: General Schol- arship: WRSU, Gold R: Freshman Soccer: Varsily Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse: Lacrosse Club: Na- lional Sludenls Associalion: Cadel Colonel, A.R.Q.'l',C. ROBERT C. HOWELL Johnson Cify, New Yorlr Business Adminislralion Chi Psi: War Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Eoolball: JV Foolball: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse: lnlra- murals: Presbylerian Young Peoples: French Club: La- crosse Club, Vice Presidenl: Cadet Isl Lieulenani, A.F.R.O,T.C. EDWARD E. HUFSCHMID Paierson, New Jersey English Philosophean Sociely: Anlho, Edilor-in-Chief: Targum. Gold R: WRSU: Freshman Advisor: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Fine Arls Club: Liierary Club: Transfer Sludenl, Purdue Universily: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. ANTHONY J. INNAMORATO Perlh Amboy, New Jersey English Pi Kappa Phi: Anlho: Crown Club: Newman Club: Boosler Club: llalian Club: Lilerary Club: Transier Slu- deni, Duke Universiiy: Cadei S+aii Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. ROBERT J. ISAACSON Freehold, New Jersey Biological Science Tau Delia Phi: Freshman Swimming: Varsily Swimming: lnlramurals: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein: Rifle and Pisloi Club: Siudenl CO-OP: Table Tennis Club: Cadel Technical Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C, LAWRENCE T. lSENBERG Bufler, New Jersey Hislory Zela Bela Tau: Dean's Lisi: Freshman Lacrosse: B'nai B'ri'rh Hillel: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein: Hislory Club: Boosler Club: Hockey Club: Lacrosse Club: Ski Club: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T,C. WILLIAM E. JENEY New Brunswick, New Jersey Journalism Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secrelary: Who's Who: Sludenl Coun- cil: Scarlel Key: Pi Gamma: Scarlef Leller: Targum: WRSU: Junior Prom Comrnillee: Le-ciure Series Com- miilee: Freshman Soccer: Varsily Soccer: lnlramurals: Journalism Sociely: Nalional Sfudenls Associaiion: Cadel Isl Lieuienanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOHN P. HUGHES Monlclair, New Jersey Biological Sciences Bela lola Lambda: Slaie Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: lnlra- murals: Quad Club: Biology Club FRANCIS L. HUNT Newark, New Jersey Civil Engineering Slale Scholarship: Crown Club: A.S.C.E., Presidenl: Engi- neering Sociely: Sludenl' CO-OP: Cadel Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. EDWARD HURTADO Meluchen, New Jersey Polilical Science Bela The-+a Pi: Facully Scholarship: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Canlerbury Club: Spanish Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Speleological Sociely: lnlernaiional Relaiions Club: Cadei Maior, A.F,R.O.T.C. ROBERT A. HUSTED Spring Lake Heighls, New Jersey Eleclrical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha: Cap and Skull: Alpha Psi Omega: Ela Kappa Nu, Vice-Presidenl: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Bere Pi, Vice Presidenl: Siaie Scholarship: Public Uiililies Scholarship: WRSU: Queens Players, Gold R: Dean's Lisi: Engineers Dance Commiiiee: Freshman Crew: Var- Sily Fencing: lnlramurals: Canlerbury Club: A.l.E.E.f l.R,F., Presidenl: Music Club: Rowing Club: Cade? 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. JAMES G. HUSVETH Bernarclsville, New Jersey Journalism Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice Presidenl: Targum, Business Man- ager, Gold R: Dean's Lisi: Naliorial Sludenis Associalion: Rulgers Press Sociely: Cadel Isi Lieuienanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. ALAN K. ILLIG Rochesler, New York Polilical Science Della Upsilon, Secrelary: Cap and Skull, Presidenl: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll, Vice Presidenl: Sludenl Council, Presideni: Class Office, Secreiary: Phi Alpha Thela: Tau Kappa Alpha, Presideni: Scabbard and Blade, Vice Presideni: Nalional Scholarship: American Baplisi Scholarship: Scarlel Leller, Edilor-in-Chiei: Debaling: Chapel Usher: Dean's Lisl: Greek Week Commiiiee: Miliiary Ball Commiliee: Sophomore Speech Conlesl, Prize Winner: Varsiiy Cross Counlry: Freshman Track: Varsiiy Track: Freshman Cross Counlry, Capiain: Rhodes Scholarship: Chrisiian Associalion, Treasurer: Cadel Major, A,F,R.O.T.C. B. LEROY JOHNSON Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Gamma Sigma: General Scholarship: Boys in Ivy: Glee Club, Gold R: Presidenl ol Glee Club: Varsily Cross Counlry: Freshman Track. Caplain: Varsiiy Track: Infra- murals: Demeresl Club: Quad Club FRANK M. JOHNSON Washinglon, D. C. Mechanical Engineering Kappa Sigma, Treasurer: Pi Tau Sigma, Vice Presidenlg Scabbard and Blade: Deans Lislz A.R.O.T.C. Ordnance Medal: Inlramurals: Cadel Caplain, fN.R.O.T.C. HENRY R. JOHNSON New Brunswick, New Jersey Civil Engineering Kappa Kappa Psi: Band, Gold R: A.S.C.E.: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. ROBERT R. JOHNSON Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Journalism Targum: WRSU: Harmon Trophy Commillee: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Sludenf CO-OP: Rulqers Press Club WILLIAM H. JOHNSON Belleville, New Jersey Agriculfure GEORGE R. JONES Trenlon, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Dean's Lisl: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Newman Club: Cade? 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. WILLIAM JURGELSKY. JR. Englishlown, New Jersey Agriculiure Richard W. I-Ierberl Memorial Scholarship: Dean's Lisl PAUL J. KALINA Kew Gardens, New York Business Adminislrafion Tau Della Phi: Economics Honor Sociely: Dean's Lisli lnlramurals: Bowling Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Caclel Cap- lain, A.F,R.O.T.C. ROBERT I. KAPLAN New York Ciiy, New York General Educafion Upson Scholarship: Sophomore Hop Commillee: Pre- ceplor: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Foolball: Inlramurals: Varsily R Club: Sluclenl CO-OP: Cadel Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOHN P. KARRAS Asbury Park, New Jersey Hislory Scarlel Barbsg Deans Lisl: Henry Rulqers Scholarship: Freshman Crew: Inlrarnurals: Hislory Club: Cadel 2ncI Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T,C. ERNEST L. KASTENBEIN Rufherford, New Jersey Ceramics Keramos, Secreiary: Dean's Lisl: Ceramic Club, Presidenl: Navy PAUL E. KELLY Ossining, New Yorlr Polifical Science PAUL H. KELLY. JR. Ailanlic Cify, New Jersey Business Adminisfrelion Slale Scholarship: lnframurals ROBERT S. KERN Summi'I, New Jersey Business Adminisirelion Phi Bela Kappa: Arnold Air Sociely: Sfale Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Henry Ruigers Scholar: Cade? Lieulenanl Colonel, A.F.R.O.T.C. LEE R. KERSCHNER Dunellen, New Jersey Poliiicel Science Gamma Sigma, Presidenl: Inferlralernily Council: Phi Alpha Theia: Slaie Scholarship: Jer Gazelie, Edilor: Dean's Lisi: I-lisfory Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Infer- nalional Relafions Club, Presidenl: Cadel Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. WILLIAM KIRIAKIS New Brunswick, New Jersey Poliiicel Science Tau Della Phi: Targum: Cade? Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. THOMAS A. KITCHEN Laurel Springs, New Jersey Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon: ISO-lb Foolball: Freshman Wresiling: lnframurals: Canferbury Club: SAM: Bowling Club: Span- ish Club: Sludeni CO-OP MILTON J. KLABENESH Newark, New Jersey Hisfory Tau Kappa Epsilon: Freshman Swimming: Varsily Swim- ming: lnlramurals: Hislory Club: Rifle and Pislol Club MARVIN KLEIN Toms River, New Jersey Journalism Zeia Beia Tau: Slale Scholarship: Aniho: JV Crew ROBERT A. KOCH Irvingion, New Jersey General Agriculiure Lambda Chi Alpha: Scabbard and Blade: WRSU: Queens Players: Dean's Lisl: lnframuralsg Ag Economics Club, Presidenl: Bloclr and Bridle: Rufgers Rural Review: Cadel lsi Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. WILLIAM H. KOEHLER Coylesville, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Quad Club: Chrislian Associaliong Pholographic Sociefy: Cade? Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. LEWIS A. KOENIGSBERG Bound Brook, New Jersey Psychology Psi Chi, Treasurer: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Psychological Sociefy, Presiclenl' JOSEPH P. KOHUT New Brunswick, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Freshman Swimming: Varsily Swimming: Heinzman Trophy: ASME: Navy MARTIN B. KONNER Palerson, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Phi Epsilon Pi, Treasurer: Targum: Boys in lvy: Dean's Lisl: Varsily Soccer: lnlramurals: Boosler Club NORMAN KONNER Pine Brook, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Phi Epsilon Pi: Band: lnlramurals: Bowling Club ROBERT J. KOPERWHATS Fords, New Jersey Sociology General Scholarship: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball ROBERT A. KOPF New Brunswick, New Jersey General Agricullure lnler-Varsily Chrislian Fellowship, Vice Presidenl: Dairy Science Club: Army Engineers MILES E. KRAUT Ridgefield Park, New Jersey Engineering Sigma Alpha Mu: Band: Dean's Lisl: lnlramurals: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: ASME: Rifle and Pislol Club: Sludenl CO- OP: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O,T.C. STEPHEN M. KREYNS Fair Haven, New Jersey Business Aclminislralion Thela Chi: Scarlef Barbs, Vice Presidenl: Who's Who: Scarlel Barbs Council, Vice Presidenl: Scarlel' Key: WRSU: Boys in Ivy, Gold R: lnler-Campus Commillee, Chair- man: Preceplor: Calendar Comrnillee, Co-Chairman: Ford Hall Club, Treasurer: Quad Club, Presidenl: Newman Club, Presidenl: SAM, Treasurer: Boal Ride Commillee, Treasurer: Boosler Club: Fine Arls Club: Oulinq Club: Rulgers Film Sociely JAY KRIVITSKY Jersey Cily, New Jersey Poliiical Science Sigma Alpha Mu, Presidenl: Who's Who: Sludenl Coun- cil: WRSU: Boys in lvy, Gold R: Dean's Lisl: Greek Week Varielies, Chairman: CO-OP Board of Direclors: Hillel Execulive Council: Freshman Tennis: French Club: Boosler Club LEWIS P. KUHL Darien, Connecficuf Business Adminisiraiion Sigma Phi Epsilon, Treasurer: General Scholarship: Glee Club, Gold R: Universily Choir: Quad Club: SAM, Secre- laryz Cadei Caplain, A,F.R.O.T.C. RONALD G. KURTZ New Palfz, New York English Reformed Church Scholarship: Rulgers Prolesianl Council: Chrisiian Associalion, Co-Prosidonl: Sludeni CO-OP LEONARD KUSINSKY Newark, New Jersey Biological Sciences Slaie Scholarship: Crown Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: IZFA: Anlhropological Sociely: Biology Club: Geography Club: Lilerary Club: Music Club: Philosophy Club: Psy- chological Sociely J. ALBERT LACY Bayonne, New Jersey Business Adminisiralion Alpha Phi Omega: Targum: Quad Club: Music Club: Ouiing Club: Transfer Siudeni, Bayonne Junior College JOSEPH E. LAGGINI Somerville, New Jersey Romance Language llalian Club, Presidenl: Spanish Club: Signal Corps ROBERT V. LaMAlRE Warren Township, New Jersey Ceramic Engineering Keramos, Vice-Presidenl: Crown Club: Ceramic Club, Treasurer: Transfer Sludenf, N,Y.U.: Army ROBERT A. LAMM Easf Orange, New Jersey Romance Languages Kappa Sigma: Scabbard and Blade: Sigma Della Pi: Queens Players: Deans Lisig lnlramurals: llalian Club: Cedel Capiain, A.F.R.O,T.C. RICHARD D. LANE Mon+c'air, New Jersey Journalism Zera Bela Tau, Presidenl: lnierlraienily Council: Anfho: Targum, Sporls Ediror, Gold R: Dean's Lisi: Freshman Wresiling: ISO-lb Crew: lnlramurals: Cadei Technical Sergeanl, A.F,R.O.T.C. JAMES H. LARSON Spring Lake, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Bela Thela Pi: Slale Scholarship: Varsiiy Baskelball: Freshman Baseball: ASME: Cade? Siahi Sergeani, A.F.R.O.T.C. ROBERT D. LAUER New Brunswick, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering Dean's Lisi: AILEXIRE: Cadel 2nd Lieuienani, A.P. R.O.T.C. PAUL R. LEWAN Plainfield, New Jersey Business Adminis+ra+ion Band: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cadel 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. JOHN LEZDEY Brooklyn, New York Chemisiry Kappa Sigma: Upson Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Foofball: JV Fooiball: Freshman Wresiling: Varsily Wres- lling, Varsiiy R: American Chemical Socieiy: Cadel 2nd Lieuienanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. MILTON D. LlEBOWlTZ Englewood, New Jersey American CiviIiza+ion Sigma Alpha Mu: Boys in Ivy: Greck Week Commifiees: Touchdown: Freshman Baskerball, Manager: Varsiiy Bas- kefball, Manager: Freshman Lacrosse, Manager: infra- murals: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Boar Ride Commiilee: Boosier Club: Cade? Caplain, A.E,R.O.T.C. g DONALD A. LIMOLI Mefuchen, New Jersey Hislory Phi Bela Kappa: Phi Alpha Theia, Presideni: Philosophean Sociely: Slale Scholarship: Hislory Club MYRON J. LINDER Bayonne, New Jersey Journalism Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll, Secreiary: Scarlel Barbs Council, President Phi Bela Kappa: Pi Gamma: Pesin Memorial Scholarship: Targum, Managing Ecliior, Gold R: Dean's Lisi: Abraham Meliler Quick Prize: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Siudeni CO-OP, Presideni BERNARD D. LIPMAN Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Poli+ical Science Freshman Baskeiball, Manager: lniramurals: Ford Hall Club: B'nai B'riih: Geography Club: Spanish Club: Booslcr Club VIGGO J. LAUMARK Souih River, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering AlEEflRE LAWRENCE J. LAWSON Soufh Amboy, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion Precepior: Varsity Foofball: Varsiiy Lacrosse: lniramurals: Newman Club PAUL J. LEADEM Trenfon, New Jersey Polilical Science Sfaie Scholarship: Crown Club: Newman Club: infer- nalional Relaiions Club: Cadei Isl Lieulenani, A.F. R.O.T.C. DONALD S. LEVY Bradley Beach, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering WRSU, Chief Operaling Engineer, Gold R: lniramurals: B'nai B'riih Hillel: AIEEXIRE: Engineering Sociely: Rulgers Engineer: Amaieur Radio Club: Sludenl CO-OP RICHARD W. LOCK Allaniic Ciiy, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Economics Honor Socieiy: Siaie Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Iniramurals: Spanish Club: Cadei Maior. A.F.R.O.T.C. PAUL C. LOGG, JR. Monmouih Junciion, New Jersey Plan? Science SHELDON A. LONDON Highland Park. New Jersey Biological Science Kappa Kappa Psi: General Scholarship: Boys in Ivy: Band, Gold R: Dean's Lisi: Cade? Capiain, A,F.R.O.T.C. HAROLD K. LONSDALE Greenbrook Township, New Jersey Chemislry Chi Psi: Scabbarcl and Blade: Arnold Air Socieiy: Siale Scholarship: Queens Players: Dean's Lisi: Campus Chesi Chairman: Precepior: Senior Honors Research Proieci: Freshman Traclc: Varsiiy Traclc: lnlramurals: American Chemical Socieiy: Deuischer Verein, Presidenl: Alpha Phi Omega, Presidenl: Boosier Club: Caclei Maier, A.F.R.O.T.C. DAVID E. LOTH Morrisiown, New Jersey Animal Science Kappa Sigma: ISO-lb Foolball: lnrramurals: Dairy Science Club PAUL D. LOWMAN. JR. Rahway, New Jersey Geology MICHAEL J. LUKAC Garfield, New Jersey Chemisfry Quad Club: Luiheran Siudenis Associaiion: American Chemical Sociely, Treasurer PETER J. LUMIA Trenion, New Jersey General Educafion Alpha Sigma Phi: Phi Alpha Thefa: Kappa Phi Kappa, Vice-Presideni: Sfaie Scholarship: Precepior: Freshman Baseball, Manager: Newman Club: PTA. Presideni: Boosier Club: Siudeni CO-OP: Cadei Isl Lieuienani, A.F.R.O.T.C. MAXWELL S. LURIA Trenion, New Jersey English Scan-lei Barbs: Phi Bela Kappa: Philosophean Sociefy, Presidenl: Siaie Scholarship: Anfho: Band: Dean's Lisl: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Liierary Club: Philosophy Club EDWARD P. LYMAN, JR. Si. Albans, New Yorlr General Agriculiure Glee Club: Music Club: Rifle and Pisiol Club zzo l LOUlS W. LYNCH New Brunswick, New Jersey General Educaiion Kappa Phi Kappa, Presideni: Crown Club: ETA: Transfer Siudenl, S+. Pelers College: Air Force ROBERT B. McALLISTER Belleville, New Jersey Journalism FREDERICK McDOUGALL Paferson, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion PAUL P. MCELGUNN Chalham Township, New Jersey Polifical Science FRANCIS J. McGUlNNESS Trenfon, New Jersey Civil Engineering Thela Kappa Phi: lnlrarnurals: ASCE: Transfer Sludenl, S+. Francis College JAMES McLAREN Kearny, New Jersey Geography Pi Kappa Alpha: Geography Club: Army DONALD W. MQCDONALD Wesffield, New Jersey Journalism Journalism Sociely: Transfer Sludeni, Union Jr. College NORMAN MacKlNNON New Brunswick, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering NORMAN A. MAHER Palerson, New Jersey Journalism Zela Bela Tau: Siaie Scholarship: An'l'ho: WRSU: Dean's Lisf: lnlramurals: Transfer Sludeni, Oklahoma Universiiy: Cade? Caplain, A.E.R.O.T.C. HENRY K. MANGER Souih Orange, New Jersey Psychology Chi Psi: Psi Chi: Scabbard and Blade: lnlramurals: Deuf- scher Verein: Geography Club: Music Club: Psychological Sociely: Boosfer Club: Rifle and Pislol Club HAYDEN MATHEWS Rufherford, New Jersey English Zela Psi: Glee Club: Universily Choir: Slci Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Boosler Club: Transfer Siudeni, Fairleigh Diclc- znson JOHN R. MAUCH Neplune, New Jersey Economics JAMES S. MAXWELL Wesffielcl, New Jersey General Agriculiure Alpha Gamma Rho: Dean's Lisi: Bloclc and Bridle ADAM D. MEDWAY Elizabeih, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering lnlramurals: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Newman Club: AIEEARE ADRIANO J. MARINELLI Burlingfon, New Jersey Physical Educalion Bela Thela Pi: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse: New- man Club: Lacrosse Club: Air Force CHARLES J. MARK Sou+h River, New Jersey Geology Siale Scholarship: Freshman Baslceiball: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Geology Club, Treasurer: Rifle and Pisiol Club A. KIMBALL MARSH Summif, New Jersey General Agriculiure Phi Gamma Della, Secrelary: Freshman Swimming: Fresh- man Soccer: Varsiiy Soccer: lniramurals: Dairy Science Club: Music Club: Rifle and Pislol Club EUGENE R. MARSHALL Packanacl: Lake, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfraiion Sigma Phi Epsilon: I864 Scholarship: Varsily Soccer: Infra- murals: Music Club: Cade? lsl Lieuienanl, A.R.O.T.C. JOHN MARUSICH Binghamfon, New Yorlr General Educalion RONALD B. MASSARIK Linden, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Bela Kappa: Leieore Scholarship: Dean's Lisi: Henry Rulqers Scholar: lnlramurals: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein J. MORRIS MEEKER, JR. Roseland, New Jersey Plani Science Della Kappa Epsilon, Secrelary: Scabbard and Blade: 4-H Scholarship: Scarlel' Leller, Business Manager, Gold R: Ag. Freshman Recepiion Commillee: Varsily Lacrosse: lnlramurals: FFA: 4eH Club: Horlus: Lacrosse Club: Cade? Masfer Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. MARK L. MEIER Roosevelt New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Scarlel Barbs: Scarlef Leffer: Queens Players: Boys in Ivy: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Boosler Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Sludenl CO-OP PETER R. MENEGHIN Clillon, New Jersey Psychology Tau Kappa Epsilon, Presidenl: Slale Scholarship: Junior Prom Commillee: lniramurals: Newman Club: Boal Ride Commiriee ALFRED MERRITT Long Branch, New Jersey Business Aclminislrafion Bela Thela Pi: Economics Honor Sociely: Scabbard and Blade: Dean's Lisl: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. DAVID L. MIDDLETON Merchanlville, New Jersey General Agricullure Sigma Phi Epsilon, Presidenl: Inierfralernily Council: Shelly Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Fresh- man Wresrling: Varsiry Wresllingg Hockey Club: Transfer Sludenl, Vermonl Slaie School of Agriculiure: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. WILLIAM S. MILLAR Barnesboro, Pennsylvania Business Adminisfralion CLINTON H. MILLER, Ill Linden, New Jersey Mafhemalics Alpha Sigma Phi: Quad Club: American Chemical So- ciely: Deulscher Verein: Malh Club FRANKLIN D. MILLER Wooclsfown, New Jersey General Agriculfure Alpha Gamma Rho, Vice-Presidenl: Scarlel Key: Alpha Zela: Slale Scholarship: FFA, Treasurer: Block and Bridle: 4-H Club: Cade? 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. KENNETH W. MILLER Deal, New Jersey Ceramics Phi Epsilon Pi, Vice-Presidenl: Scarlet Key: Keramos: Scabbard and Blade: Slale Scholarship: Anlho, Gold R: Freshman Swimming: Varsiry Swimming: Freshman Tennis: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Ceramic Club: Boosler Club: Bridge Club: Rulgers Sociefy: Caclel lsr Lieulenani, A,F.R.O.T.C. VERNON J. MILLS Highlands, New Jersey Economics Lambda Chi Alpha CHRIS MILLSON, JR. Oakhursl, New Jersey Polilical Science Slale Scholarship: Boys in lvy: Glee Club: Universily Choir: Freshman Crew: lnframurals: Ford Hall Club: Canferbury Club: Spanish Club: Cadel Sfafi Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. HARRY C. MITCHELL, JR. Wayne, Pennsylvania Polilical Science JACK E. MON ETT Weslfield, New Jersey Polilical Science Crown Club: Rifle and Pislol Club DOUGLAS E. MONKS Irvinglon, New Jersey Ceramics Lambda Chi Alpha: Keramos: Scabbard and Blade: Queens Players: Ceramic Club: Cadel Caplain, A.R.O.T.C. JOHN B. MOORE Flemington, New Jersey Polilical Science Kappa Sigma: lnlerlralernily Council, Vice-Presidenlg Slale Scholarship: Boys in Ivy: Chapel Usher, Gold R: Chairman, Greek Week: Chairman, Spring Block Parly: Ticker Chairman, l.F.C.-Scarlel Barbs Ball: Campus Commillee on Discriminalion: Ford Hall Club: Commu- niry Planners Club: Deulscher Verein: Boar Ride Com- millee: Nalional Sludenls Associalion JOSEPH T. MOORE Palerson, New Jersey General Educalion Pi Gamma: Universily Truslee Scholarship: Targum: WRSU: Junior Prom Commillee: Campus Correspondenl, CBS: lnlramurals: FTA: Spanish Club: Sludenl CO-OP W. SHELDON MORELAND Highland Park, New Jersey Hislory Scarlel Barbs Council: Facully Scholarship: Freshman Soccer: Freshman Lacrosse: Hockey Club: Ski Club: Transfer Sludenl, Columbia Universily CHARLES A. MORENO Malawan, New Jersey Polifical Science Gamma Sigma: Treasurer: Sludenl Council, Gold R: lnler- lralernily Council: Scarlef Key: Debalinq: Faculty Raling Commillee: Preceplor: lnlramurals: Spanish Club: Army IRWIN K. MORITKO Perfh Amboy, New Jersey General Educalion Band: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. JOSEPH E. MORITKO Perih Amboy, New Jersey Biological Science Biology Club: Amaleur Radio Club: Pholographic Sociely MAHLON G. MORRISON Forl Edward, New Yorlr Sociology Upson Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Fooiball: Varsily Baseball ROBERT M. MUIR. JR. Plainfield, New Jersey Engineering Adminisiralion lnlramurals: Crown Club: SAM: Navy HUGO H. MUNZER Paierson, New Jersey Hisfory Zela Bela Tau: Boys in Ivy: Jewish War Velerans Trophy: Rulgers Universiiy Medal. Isl Place, Manual ol: Arms: Freshman Swimming, Manager: Varsily Swimming, Man- ager: Freshman Lacrosse, Manager: B'nai B'ri'rh Hillel: Hisfory Club: Rulgers Film Socieiy: Siudenf CO-OP: Cadel 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. EARL D. MYERS Scoich Plains, New Jersey Maihemaiics Sludeni Council: Class Presiclenl, Newarl: Rulgers: Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: lnlramurals: Bridge Club: Maih Club: Transfer Sludenl, Newarlc Rulgers CHARLES W. NAGENGAST Plainfield, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlef Barbs: Quad Club: Newman Club: ASME: Trans- fer Sludenl, Darlmoulh College: Navy MARSHALL W. NAGLE, JR. Highland Park, New Jersey General Educalion ISO-Ib Fooiball: Bowling Club: Sludenl CO-OP: Navy EMMERICH F. NAGY New Brunswick, New Jersey Psychology Pholographic Sociely: Transfer Sludenl, Bloomfield Col- lege and Seminary WILLIAM J. NATALIE, JR. Cliffside Park, New Jersey Journalism Lambda Chi Alpha, Presidenl: Queens Players: Varsily Soccer, Manager: Varsily Baseball, Manager: lnlramurals: llalian Club: Journalism Sociely: Sludenl' CO-OP WALTER A. NEBIKER, JR. Garfield. New Jersey Geography Thefa Chi: French Club: Geography Club: Bowling Club: Ouling Club: Transfer Sludenf, Champlain College: Navy AUSTIN C. NEWMAN Wesifield. New Jersey Civil Engineering Alpha Phi Omega: Cade? Masler Sergeani, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOHN M. NICHOLSON Plainfield, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfrafion SAM: Rifle and Pislol Club: Army JOHN R. NICOLLE Foresi Hills, New Jersey Business Adminisrralion Tau Delia Phi, Vice-Presidenl: Scarler Key: Economics Honor Sociely, Vice-Presidenl: Scabbard and Blade: Scarlef LeHer: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Soccer: French Club, Vice-Presideni: Cadei Capiain, A.R.O.T.C. PETER C. NITTOLO Somerville, New Jersey Economics Economics Honor Sociely: Henry Ruiqers Scholar: Deans Lisl: Crown Club: Hillside Social Club: FTA: SAM: Army GEORGE C. NORDBY, JR. Merchanlville, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion lnlramurals: Quad Club: Phoioqraphic Socieiy: Transfer Sfudeni, Drexel lnslilule oi Technology CHARLES T. O'CONNOR Aflanfic Cify, New Jersey General Agriculiure Deans Lisi: Preceplor: Freshman Traclq: Varsiiy Track: Varsiiy Soccer: Inlramurals: Quad Club JAMES C. OLDER Harringlon Park, New Jersey Polifical Science Tau Kappa Epsilon: Presideni: lnlerfraiernily Council, Presicleni: Firsl Ruigers Ouling Commillee: Varsily Cross Counrry: Freshman Track: Varsily Track: Freshman Cross Couniry: Boosier Club: Army JOSEPH P. OLEARCZYK Linden, New Jersey Biological Sciences lnlramurals: Crown Club: Biology Club: Deulscher Verein: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Sludenl CO-OP VINCENT F. OLIVERIE Weslfield, New Jersey Polilical Science Newman Club: Transfer Sludeni, Union Junior College: Navy RICHARD K. OLSSON Union, New Jersey Geology Chi Phi: General Scholarship: Freshman Wresilinq: Geol- ogy Club CARLTON N. O'NElL Plainfield, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Thela Chi, Corresponding Secreiary: Freshman Crew: P50-lb Crew: lnframurals: Newman Club: ASME: Boosier Club: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Rowing Club: Sailing Club: Siudenl CO-OP: Cade? Isl Lieuienanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. ERRICO G. PACILIO Rariian, New Jersey General Educafion Freshman Foolballg Varsily Foolball: French Club: Army WILLIAM B. PALKO Passaic, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion Kappa Sigma: Junior Prom Commiiiee: lniramurals: Rifle and Pislol Club: Boosler Club CHARLES H. PANCOAST Woodbury Heighfs, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Slaie Scholarship: ASME: Sludenl' CO-OP: Ca-:lei Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOHN J. PARALUSZ New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Aclminisiralion Scarlei Barbs, Treasurer: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll: Siudenl Council: Scarlel Barbs Council: Scarlei' Key: Barbs-IFC Dance: Campus Chesl' Drive: Freshman Fenc- ing: Crown Club, Presidenl: Newman Club, Presideni: SAM: Boai Ride Commiliee, Business Manager: Cadel Technical Sergeanl, A.F,R.O.T.C. GEORGE A. PARNOHELLO Clifion, New Jersey English Tau Della Phi, Secrelary: Anlho, Associale Ediior: Scarlei Le'Her: WRSU: Boys in lvy: lniramurals: Boosier Club JOHN E. PAULUS, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Science Chi Phi: Varsiiy Swimming: Cadel Maior, A.F.R.O.T.C. ERWIN E. OROSZ New Brunswick, New Jersey Engineering Planning Scarlei Barbs Council: Economics Honor Sociely: Dean's Lisi: Crown Club: Communily Planners Club RAYMOND C. OSTERMAN Lebanon, New Jersey General Educaiion LANDON K. OWENS New Brunswick, New Jersey Sociolgy RONALD OWENS Newark, New Jersey Poliiical Science Phi Sigma Delia: Freshman Foolball: ISO-Ib Fooiball: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Pholographic Sociely: Siudeni CO-OP GLEASON A. PEBLEY Penns Grove, New Jersey Psychology Slale Scholarship: Psychological Socielyg Transfer Siudenl, Maryville College: Cade? Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. JAMES R. PELLINGTON Pompion Lakes, New Jersey English Della Sigma Phi, Vice-Presidenl: Scarlel Key: Siale Scholarship: lnlramurals: Ski Club NORBERT R. PENDERGAST Cresskill, New Jersey Plan! Science Chi Psi, Secreiary: Scabbard and Blade: Pi Alpha Xi: Scarlef Le++er, Managing Edifor, Gold R: Chapel Usher: Academic Honesly Commillee: Ag. Field Day Commit lee: Campus Chesl: Junior Prom Commillee: Ag. Fresh- man Receplion, Chairman: Varsiiy Track: Inlramurals: Ag. Club: Horius, Secrelary: Ag. Execuliye Council, Secrefary: Ski Club: Ski Team: Cadel 2nd Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. ROBERT E. PENNY, JR. Cedarhursf, New York Business Adminislrafion Della Phi, Secreiary: Freshman Lacrosse: lniramurals: Canlerbury Club: Music Club: Cadel Technical Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. CARL R. PERLEBERG Forf Lee, New Jersey Plani' Science lnlramurals: Quad Club: lniervarsily Chrislian Fellowship: Horlus: Pholographic Sociely: Cade? 2nd Lieuienani, A.R.O.T.C. LOWELL E. PERRIN E Highsfown, New Jersey Journalism Quad Club STANLEY J. PERWIN Newark, New Jersey Polifical Science FRED J. PESETSKY Sou+h River, New Jersey American Civilizaiion Scarlel Barbs: Alpha Psi Omega, Presidenl: Queens Players, Produclion Manager, Gold R: Crown Club ERIC L. PETERSON Meluchen, New Jersey Economics LOWELL J. PEYSER Union, New Jersey Biological Science Freshman Baskelball, Manager: Varsily Baskelball, Man- ager: Freshman Track, Manager: Varsiiy Track, Manager: lniramurals: Ford Hall Club: Boosler Club: Bridge Club FREDERICK A. S. PFIRRMANN Soufh Orange, New Jersey Hislory Phi Gamma Della: Scabbard and Blade, Caplain: General Scholarship: Boys in lvy: Glee Club, Gold R: Universily Choir: Dean's Lisl: Miliiary Ball, Commillee Chairman: French Club: Hislory Club: Boosler Club: Sludenl CO- OP: Cadel Lieulenanl Colonel, A.R.O.T.C. JULE W. PHILLIPS Trenlon, New Jersey General Agricullure ELLWOOD S. PICKERING Robbinsville, New Jersey Planl' Science ROBERT M. PLASKOW Bound Brook, New Jersey General Educalion Alpha Sigma Phi: Freshman Lacrosse: FTA: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. ARNOLD R. PLATT Elizabeih, New Jersey Polilical Science Tau Della Phi: General Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: B'nai B'rilh I-lillel JAM ES A. POLON Spofswood, New Jersey Chemislry ALPHONSE A. PORCELLO Belleville, New Jersey Planl Science Scabbard and Blade: Pi Alpha Xi: General Scholarship THEODORE J. POST Mounlainsicle, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Sigma Phi Epsilon: Varsify Golf: lnlramurals: SAM: Span- ish Club: Sludenl CO-OP IRVING PURITZ Highland Park, New Jersey General Educafion Scarlel Barbs: Crown Club: B'nai B'rilh I-Iillel: FTA: Transfer Sludenl, Newark College of Rulgers RUDOLPH H. PUTZ Linden, New Jersey Civil Engineering Alpha Sigma Phi: Enqineer's Dance Commillee: Fresh- man Track: ASCE, Vice-Presidenl: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. GEORGE T. REHFELDT Maplewood, New Jersey General Agricullure Della Kappa Epsilon: Scarlel Leller: Freshman Foolball: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: Inlramurals: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. RODNEY P. REINCKE Soufh Plainfielcl, New Jersey Animal Science Poullry Science Club, Vice-Presiclenl GEORGE H. REITZE, JR. Jersey Cily, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarlei Barbs: Pi Tau Sigma: Tau Bela Pi: Slaie Scholar- ship: Deans Lisl: Inlramurals: Quad Club: Chrislian Associalion: ASME, Chairman: Engineering Sociely, Presi- denl: Cadel Major, A.R.O.T.C. CLYDE W. RHUBART Millville, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Scabbard and Blade: ISO-Ib Foolball: Quad Club: SAM: Spanish Club: Cadel Isi Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. EDWARD J. PYTEL Sayerville, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfrafion General Scholarship: Inlramurals: Crown Club: Newman Club: SAM: Engineering Sociely: Rufgers Engineer: Ama- 'leur Radio Club: Boosler Club: Rifle and Pislol Club ROBERT T. QUACKENBOSS Soulh River, New Jersey Polilical Science Chi Phi, Presidenl: Tau Kappa Alpha: Facully Scholar- ship: WRSU: Debalinq, Gold R: Upson Speech Prize: Freshman Fencing: Varsily Fencing: Inlramurals: Rulgers Film Sociely: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O,T.C. FREDERICK D. QUICK Souih Branch, New Jersey Animal Science Thela Chi, Presiclenl: lnlerlraiernily Council: Alpha Zela: Kelly Scholarship: ISO-Ib Foolball: Inlramurals: Dairy Science Club: 4-H Club: Cadel Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. RICHARD S. RACZ New Brunswiclr, New Jersey Biological Science General Scholarship: Glee Club, Gold R: Universily Choir: Rulgers Alumni Monlhly, Sluclenl Edilor CHARLES A. REAGAN, JR. Harrison, New Jersey Pre-foresfry Della Sigma Phi: Ag Field Day Commillee: Varsily Base- ball: Inlramurals: Newman Club: Foreslry Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cadel Slail: Sergeani, A.F.R.O.T.C. SAMUEL H. RECK Milllown, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Bela Thela Pi, Treasurer: Facully Scholarship: Spanish Club: Navy DONALD P. RICCARDI Ridgefield, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Scarler Barbs: Scarlcl Barbs Council: WRSU: Inlramurals: Quad Club: ASME: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cadel 2nd Lioulenanl, A.R.O.l.C. ALFRED RICHARDSON Jersey Cily, New Jersey Chemislry Chi Psi, Presidonl: Crown and Scroll: Scarlel Key: Scab- l:ard and Blade: Stale Scholarship: Scarlel Leller, Sporls Ldilor, Gold R: Boar Ride Cornrnillee: CO-OP Member- ship Commirlee Chairman: Freshman Advisor: Freshman Cross Counlry: Freshman Traclc: Varsily Traclc: Canler- bury Club: American Chemical Sociery: Boosler Club: Rulqers Pholoqraphic Sociely: Cadel 2nd Lieulenaril, A.R.O.T.C. HOWARD S. RICHTER Paferson, New Jersey Physics Sigma Alpha Mu: Slale Scholarship: WRSLI, Program Direcior, Gold R: Dean's Lisl: Commanding Officer, A. F. Scarlel Rilles: Varsily Soccer: Inlrarnurals: Blnai Blrilh Hillel: American lnslilule ol Physics: Music Club: Physics Club: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A,F.R.O.'l'.C, EUGENE F. RIEBLIN6 Roselle, New Jersey Chemislry SAMUEL A. RINALDI Newark, New Jersey Journalism Boys in lyyg WRSU: lniramurals: Journalism Sociely: lransier Sludenl, Ncwarlr Rulqers EDWARD R. RINGEL Highland Parlr, New Jersey Psychology Psi Chi: Anlho, Gold R: Band: lnlramurals: B'nai B'rirh Hillel: Psychological Sociely: Sludcnl CO-OF WILLIAM J. ROBERTS New Monmoufh, New Jersey Agricullural Engineering Scabbard and Blade: Sears Roebuck Scholarship: lnlra- rnurals: Quad Club: ASAE: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T,C. JOHN O. F. ROEHM, JR. Easr Orange, New Jersey Biological Sciences Bela lola Lambda: Della Phi Alpha: Slare Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Intramurals: Biology Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cade? Slall Serqeani, A.F.R.O.l.C. LEON S. ROSENBLATT Farmingdale, New Jersey Animal Science Phi Bela Kappa: Dean's Lisr: Hillside Social Club: Ag. Club: Poulrry Science Club, Vice-Presidenl: Rulgers Rural Review, Edilor: Transler Sludenl, C.C.N.Y.: Air Force CHARLES H. RUCKLE Harringlon Parlr, New Jersey Animal Science Varsily Soccer: Quad Club: Dairy Science Club: Transfer Sludenl, Yale Uniyersily WILLIAM C. RUE Red Bank, New Jersey Animal Science Della Kappa Epsilon: Who's Who: Sludenl' Council: Senior Class Presidenl: JV Glee Club: Targum Council: JV Fooiball: Freshman Track: Varsily Track: lniramuralsq Ag. Execulive Council: Ag. Club: Block and Bridle: Row- ing Club: Nafional Sluclenls Associaiion: Rifle and Pislol Club: Rulgers Rural Review: Transfer Sludenlr, Newark Rulgers HENRY R. RUPP Highland Park, New Jersey English Philosophean Sociely: Liferary Club: U.S. Marine Corps WILLIAM W. RUSCHER Mouni Vernon, New York Business Adminisiraiion Quad Club: Deulscher Verein: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cade? Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. WILLIAM L. RUSHMORE Rahway, New Jersey Plan? Science Beia Theia Pi: lnlramurals: Horlus: Riile and Pisiol Club: Cadei Sergeant A.E.R.O.T.C. KENNETH RUTMAN Mi. Olive Township, New Jersey Physics RICHARD G. SAACKE Newark, New Jersey Animal Science Alpha Gamma Rho, Treasurer: Alpha Zera: Trusiee Scholarship: JV Crew: Varsily Crew: Quad Club: Ag. Club: Chrislian Associaiion: Dairy Science Club: Rowing Club: Cadel Caplain, A.R.O.T.C. JOHN N. SACALIS Bayonne, New Jersey Planl Science Pi Alpha Xi, Secrelary: Anlho: Dean's Lisi: Horius: Fine Arls Club, Presidenf: Army ROBERT C. SACKMANN lrving+on, New Jersey Biology Trusiee Scholarship: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Siudenl CO-OP JOSEPH D. SAGE Leonardo, New Jersey Civil Engineering Slale Scholarship: Engineering Dance Commillee: ASCE, Vice-Presideni: Crown Club: lnlramurals: Engineering Sociely: Geology Club: Phoiographic Sociely: Amaleur Radio Club: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Cadel Capiain: A.F.R.O.T.C. JOHN F. SALMON, JR. Mooreslown, New Jersey Educalion Thela Chi, Secrelary: Kappa Kappa Psi: Kappa Phi Kappa: Slaie Scholarship: Targum, Circulalion Manager, Gold R: Debaiing, Manager: Band, Manager: Quad Club: Canlerbury Club, Presideni: Profeslani' Council: FTA, Treasurer: Cade? Lieulenani, A.F.R.O.T.C. SAMUEL R. SAMPLE Maplewood, New Jersey Journalism Della Kappa Epsilon: Scarlel' Leller, Fralernily Edilor, Gold R: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsi+y Lacrosse: Lacrosse Club: Cadel Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. RUSSELL J. SANDBLOM Millon, Massachusells Sociolgy Della Kappa Epsilon, Presideni: Crown and Scroll: Scarlei Key: Inlerfralernily Council: Scabbard and Blade: Na- Iional Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Foolball, Co-Caplain: Boosler Club ROBERT P. SANNINO Ocean Cily, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Phi Kappa Alpha, Vice-Presidenl: ISO-lb Foolball: Fresh- man Wreslling: Inlramurals: Veleran, Marine Corps WILLIAM R. SANSALONE Malaga, New Jersey Educalion Alpha Gamma Rho, Presidenl: Slale Scholarship: Garrell' Scoll Voorhees Memorial: FFA: Ag. Club: Cadel Lieulen- ani, A.F.R.O.T.C. DONALD F. SATTERFIELD Maplewood, New Jersey English Della Kappa Epsilon, Presidenl, lnlerfraiernily Council: Scabbard and Blade: Scarlei LeHer: Mililary Ball Dance Commillee: Freshman Baseball, Manager: lnlramurals: Cadel Lieulenanf, A.R.O.T.C. ANTHONY J. SATTILARO Highland Park, New Jersey Biological Science Bela lola Lambda: Anlho: Scarlel Leffer: Queens Players: Boys in Ivy: Jel Gazelle, Senior Edilor: Dean's Lisl: Crown Club: Newman Club: Biology Club: French Club: llalian Club: Lilerary Club: Rulgers Film Sociely: Music Club: Sludenl' CO-OP: Cadel Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOSEPH P. SAWICKI, JR. New London, Conneclicul' Educafion Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: Newman Club: FTA: Trans- fer Siudenl, Milchell College JOSEPH V. SCALIOTTA Bound Broolr, New Jersey Educalion Upson Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: Varsily Foolball: Freshman Traclc: Varsily Track: Upslream Award: FTA WILLIAM C. SCHAAL Bound Brook, New Jersey Elecirical Engineering ISO-Ib Foolball: JV Foolball: AIEEXIRE: Navy IRWIN SCHNEIDER Highland Parlr, New Jersey Romance Languages JAMES W. SCHNELL Rockville Cenler, New York Physical Educafion Chi Psi: Scarlef LeHer: Boys in lvy: Freshman Foolball: JV Foolball: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsiry Lacrosse: New- man Club: Boosier Club: Bridge Club: Hockey Club: Lacrosse Club: Ski Club LEROY G. SCHOCK, JR. Margafe, New Jersey Business Adminislraiion Alpha Chi Rho, Presidenl: Slale Scholarship: lnlrarnurals: Cadei Lieuienanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. EDWARD SCHOIFET Highland Park, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Phi Epsilon Pi, Presidenl: lnleriraiernily Council: Eco- nomics Honor Sociely: Scabbard and Blade: Anlho, Gold R: Dean's Lisr: Henry Rulgers Honor Sluclenl: I5O-Ib Foolball: Freshman Tennis: lnlramurals: Sludenl CO-OP: Boosier Club: Caclel Lieuienanl Colonel, A.F,R.O.T.C. PETER H. SCHULT Hasbrouck Heighis, New Jersey Animal Science Alpha Chi Rho, Treasurer: Scarlel Key: lnlrarnurals: Ag. Club: Dairy Science Club: Boosier Club: Caclel Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. l GENE M. SCHWARTZ Deal, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Epsilon Pi: Boys in lvy: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlra- murals: B'nai B'ri+h Hillel: Deuischer Verein: Biology Club: Lacrosse Club: Cadel Sergeant A.F.R.O.T.C. JAMES L. SCOTT Weslfield, New Jersey Agriculiural Research Zela Psi: Alpha Zela: Pi Alpha Xi: War Memorial Schol- arship: Soph Hop Dance Commillee: Dean's Lisl: Fresh- man Foolball: Varsily Foolball: Freshman Baseball: lnlra- murals: Upsiream Award: Horius: Rulgers Rural Review: Cade? Serqeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. EVANS F. SEALAND, JR. Fores+ Hills, New York American Civilizalion WILLIAM S. SEBRING Linden, New Jersey English Abraham Voorhees Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Chrislian Associalion HARRY C. SHALLCROSS Roselle Park: New Jersey General Agricullure General Scholarship: Cadel Serqeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. STANTON B. SHEPPARD Cedarville, New Jersey General Agricullure Dean's Lis+: lnlramurals: Quad Club: Ag. Club: Bowling Club BERNARD SIMON Cliflon, New Jersey Biological Science Phi Sigma Delia: Bela lola Lambda: Dean's Lisi: Infra- murals: Quad Club: B'nai B'rilh I-lillel: Rifle and Pislol Club: Transfer Sludenl, Newark ol Rulgers EDWARD A. SIMON Palisades Park, New Jersey Civil Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha: Siafe Scholarship: Glee Club, Gold R: Universily Choir: lnlramurals: Freshman Track: ASCE: IVCF ROBERT E. SM ETTS Meledeconk, New Jersey Plan? Science I-lorlus DAVID W. SMITH Bloomingdale, New Jersey Biological Science Scarlef Barbs: Bela Iofa Lambda: Beia Beia Beia: Slale Scholarship: Ruigers Ouling Commifiee: lnlramurals: Biology Club EARL R. SMITH High Bridge, New Jersey Physical Educalion Boosler Club: Army ' ELLIOTT F. SMITH Neshanic, New Jersey General Agricullure Mary Nevius Scholarship JOSEPH SHIMKO Fords, New Jersey Geology Geology Club: Spanish Club: Sludenl CO-OP MORTON L. SHLOSSMAN Irvinglon, New Jersey Journalism Tau Delia Phi: Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll: Pi Gamma: Siale Scholarship: Targum, Edi+or-in- Chief, Gold R: Queens Players: Boys in Ivy: Junior Prom Dance Commiliee: Dean's Lisl: Rulgers Press Sociely: lnframurals: B'nai B'riIh Hillel: IZFA: Siudenl CO-OP: Cadel Caplain, A.l3.R.O.T.C. S. GARRETT SHORT Kingslon, New York English Firsl Dulch Church Scholarship: Reformed Church Schol- arship: lnframurals: Chrislian Associalion: Sludenl CO-OP WILLIAM W. SHUIT Suffield, Conneclicuf Economics Chrislian Science Organizalion: Geography Club: Pholo- graphic Socieiy: Transfer Sludenl, Universily of Con- neclicul: Army , KENNETH B. SMITH Bound Brook, New Jersey General Educaiion Bowling Club: Air Force WILLIAM P. SNEDEKER Highland Parli, New Jersey Polifical Science Chi Phi, Vice Presidenl: Faculfy Scholarship: Glee Club, Senior Manager, Gold R: Universiiy Choir: Freshman Tennis: Inframurals: Rulgers Film Socieiy HERBERT L. SNYDER, JR. Freehold, New Jersey English Anlho: Quad Club: Music Club: Deulscher Verein: Slu- denl CO-OP: Pholographic Socielyg Rifle and Pislol Club HOWARD A. SPALT Norih Haledon, New Jersey Pre-Foresiry Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Foreslry Club, Presidenr HENRY E. SPAULDIN6 New Brunswick, New Jersey Physical Educafion PETER M. SPRINGER Ridgewood, New Jersey Economics Iniramurals: Ford Hall Club: Ouling Club: Slci Club: Pholographic Socielyj Deulscher Verein DONALD C. SPRINGLE Springfield, New Jersey General Educafion Herberl Memorial Scholarship: FFA HENRY M. SPRITZER New Brunswick, New Jersey Economics Phi Epsilon Pi: Boys in Ivy: JV Crew: Freshman Crew: Rowing Club: Sluclenl CO-OP JOHN STADTLANDER Teaneck, New Jersey Animal Science Kappa Sigma: Scarlei LeIIer WILLIAM J. STAEHLE lrvingfon, New Jersey General AgricuIIure Alpha Gamma Rho: Quad Club: Chrislian Associalion: Block and Bridle, Secrelary: Sailing Club: Livesloclc Judging Team MEYER STAFSKY Highland Park, New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion Crown Club: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Boosler Club: Universiiy College: Cade? Lieuienanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. RUDOLPH A. STANZEL Wesifield, New Jersey Physical Educafion Upson Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Baseball: Varsiiy Baseball: Cadel Serqeanl, A.F.R,O.T.C. BYRON R. STAUFFER Trenlon, New Jersey Business Admi 'sfralion WRSU: Quacl Club: Phoioqraphic Socielfogesidenl: Cade? Lieulenani, A.F.R.O.T.C. J-f'.fI.'1-I' WALTER D. STEEN Trenfon, New Jersey Business Adminislrarion Dean's Lisl: Freshman Soccer: Varsily Soccer: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Luiheran Sludenls Associaiion: Cadei Ser- qeani, A.F,R.O.T.C, DONALD E. STEVENS Franklin Square. New York Business Adminislra+ion Beia Thela Pi: Scarlei Key: Upson Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Lacrosse: lnlramurals: Varsily Lacrosse, Alle American: Demaresi Club: Newman Club: Lacrosse Club, Presicleni: Cadei Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. GEORGE F. STICKLEY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania English Anfho: Dean's Lisi: Newman Club: Deulscher Verein: lniernaiional Club: Liierary Club: lnlernalional Relalions Club: Universily oi Vienna: Army ROBERT C. STITES Baldwin, New York Business Adminisfrafion Delia Upsilon, Presideni: Cap and Skull: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll: Class Office, Vice Presideni: Phi Bela Kappa: Economics Honor Sociely: Scabbard and Blade: War Memorial Scholarship: Chapel Usher, Gold R: Soph Hop Dance Commillee: Junior Prom Dance Commillee: Dean's Lisr: Freshman Foolball: JV Fooiball: Varsiiy Fool'- ball: Freshman Wresilinq: Varsiiy Wreslling: Freshman Lacrosse: Vaxsily Lacrosse: Canierbury Club: Lacrosse Club: Cadel Maior, A.F.R.O.T.C. ARTHUR l. STOLLER Monmouih Junction, New Jersey Ceramics Keramos, Treasurer: Dean's Lisl: Crown Club: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Ceramic Club: Rille and Pisiol Club: Cade? Lieurenanl, A.R.O.T.C. DONALD A. STORCK Dover, New Jersey Animal Science Herberl Kelly Scholarship: Glee Club: Luiheran Sludenis Associalion: Poullry Science Club: Cadel Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. PAUL STRAUSS Newark, New Jersey Mafhemafics Sigma Alpha Mu: Slale Scholarship: Henry Ruigers Scholar: Dean's Lisl: lniramurals: Crown Club: B'nai B'riih Hillel: Maih Club JOHN N. SWIFT Bound Brook, New Jersey Chemislry Siaie Scholarship: Freshman Lacrosse: American Chemical Socieiy: Speleoloqical Socieiy, Treasurer: Cadel Lieulen- anl, A.R.O.T.C. JOHN SWINDLEHURST lrving+on, New Jersey Civil Engineering ASCE, Treasurer: Rifle and Pisiol Club: Sludeni CO-OP: Cadel Lieuienanl, A.R.O.T.C. ERNEST F. TARK, JR. Freehold, New Jersey Business Aclminisiralicn Zela Psi: lnlramurals LOUIS J. TASH, JR. High+s-Iown, New Jersey Hislory Deans Lisi: Geography Club: I-lislory Club: Boosler Club: Rulqers Film Socieiy: Inlernaiional Relalions Club: Army MAURICE R. STRICKLAND Trenlon, New Jersey Polilical Science Gamma Sigma: Slaie Scholarship: WRSU: I5O'lb Fool- ball: Ford Hall Club: Sludenl COAOP: Cade? Lieuienanl, A.R.O.T.C. FRANK STROBL Milliown, New Jersey Civil Engineering WRSU: Glee Club: Universily Choir: Dean's Lisl: ASCE: Air Force WALTER STROHMAYER Foresi Hills, New Yorlr Economics WILLIAM F. STROTHER Piifsburgh, Pennsylvania Psychology Alpha Phi Alpha: Psi Chi, Presideni: Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisi: Henry Rulqers Scholar: Boosier Club: Psycho- logical Sociely: Sociological Sociely: Sluclenl CO-OP: Transfer Sludenl, Universily ol Pillsburgh, Uniyersily oi Pennsylvania ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN Miclcllefown, New Jersey Hisiory Preceplor: JV Foolball: Iniramurals: Demaresl Club: Geography Club: l-lisiory Club: Boosler Club: Siudeni CO-OP: Cadel Lieulenani, A.R.O.T.C. ALEXANDER SUTO, JR. Per+h Amboy, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering AIEEXIRE: Yale Universiiyg Navy DENEB TELEKI New York, New York General Agricullure Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secreiary: Foreign Scholarship: Ag. Club: Horlus: lnlernalional Club, Presidenl: Translier Slu- denl, Heidelberg College ROBERT L. THALER Morrislown, New Jersey Polilical Science Zela Bela Tau: Della Phi Alpha: Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: lnframurals: Deulscher Verein: Cadel Caplain, A,F.R.O,T.C. RICHARD M. THAYER Bridgehampfon, New York General Agricullure Scarlel Barbs: Quad Club: Ag. Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Hockey Club JOHN J. THOMPSON New Brunswick, New Jersey Biological Science Della Sigma Phi: Varsily Swimming: lnlramurals: Crown Club: Newman Club: Lilerary Club SOLOMON TILLES Freehold, New Jersey Business Adminislralion ROBERT B. TILLOTSON EI Segundo, California Civil Engineering Chi Psi: Nalional Scholarship: Freshman Foolball: JV Foolball: Varsily Foolball: Freshman Lacrosse: Varsily Lacrosse: ASCE: Boosler Club: Lacrosse Club: Ski Club: Cadel Lieulenanl Colonel, A.F.R.O.T.C. l DAVID R. TOOLE New Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Science Della Kappa Epsilon: Scarlel Le'Her: Scabbard and Blade: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Baseball: lnlramurals: Ag. Club: Dairy Science Club: Cadel Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. JOHN P. TORBUSH Roselle Park, New Jersey General Agricul-lure Pi Alpha Xi: Rille and Pislol Club: Transler Sludenl, Union Junior College ROBERT C. TOTTEN Penninglon, New Jersey General Agricullure Phi Gamma Della, Secrelary: Siale Scholarship: Fresh- man Swimming: lniramurals: Ag. Club: Dairy Science Club: Boosler Club: Rufgers Rural Review: Pouliry Science Club: Rifle and Pislol Club: Cadel' Sergeanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. HOMER G. TRICULES Perlh Am boy, New Jersey General Agriculfure Glee Club, Gold R: Universily Choir: Hislory Club: Boosler Club: Spanish Club: Cadel Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. CARL E. URBAN Wesfmonl, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion Scarlel Barbs: Slafe Scholarship: WRSU, Business Die reclor: Quad Club: Pho+ographic Sociely: Rifle and Pislol Club: Siudeml CO-OP: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. LAWRENCE H. VALIS Belle Mead, New Jersey Business Aclminisiraiion Sfaie Scholarship: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: Sludenl CO-OP: Cade? Caplain, A.F.R.O.T.C. LOUIS VAN COPPENOLLE Fairlawn, New Jersey General Agriculfure ROBERT E. VAN HISE Trenfon, New Jersey Elecfrical Engineering AIEEHRE: Transfer Sludenl, Trenlon Junior College JAMES C. VAN VLIET Demaresf, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfraiion Della Kappa Epsilon, Presidenl: Scabbarcl and Blade: Sfale Scholarship: Scarlel Leffer: Glee Club. Gold R: Chapel Choir: Varsiiy Soccer: SAM, Presidenf: Cadel Technical Sergeanl, A.i3.R.O.T.C, WILLIAM S. VAWTER, II Congers, New York Sociology Thela Chi: Carpenler Scholarship: WRSU: Queens Playa ers: Band: Cvlee Club: Liille Thealer: American Chemical Sociery: Wesleyan Foundalion: Rulgers Film Sociefy: Cade? 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. HENRY F. H. VIERLING Milllown, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma, Presidenlg Tau Beia Pi, Treasurer: General Scholarship: Dean's Lisf: ASME: Sludenf CO-OP: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.F.R.O.T.C. JOHN J. VILLANI Easl Orange, New Jersey Poliiical Science Beta Thela PI: Varsify Baslcelball: Varsily Lacrosse: La- crosse Club: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, A.R.O.T.C. SANFORD C. VOGEL Plainfield, New Jersey Polifical Science Sigma Alpha Mu: WRSU: Boys in Ivy: Ballquef Chairman, Greek Weelc Commillee: lnlramurals: B'nai B'riIh Hillel: Hislory Club: Boosfer Club: Cade? Slalzi Sergeant A.F.R.O.T.C. R. DAVID WAIBEL Norih Haledon, New Jersey Business Adminislraiion Inlramurals: Alpha Phi Omega RICHARD M. WAGMAN Springfield, New Jersey Business Adminislrafion Cadei Masler Sergeanl A.F.R.O.T.C. LEROY B. WALDEN Greenporf, New York Plan? Science Dean's Lisf: Agriculfure Club: Horius: Navy JOHN T. WALL Bound Brook, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion ELMER WARGO Bound Brook, New Jersey Engineering Adminisiralion lnlramurals: SAM: Engineering Socieiy: Bowling Club: Marine Corps BERTRAM WARREN Linden, New Jersey Biological Science Band: Dean's Lisf: lniramurals: Biology Club: Cade? 2nd Lieuienanl A.R.O.T.C. HAROLD C. WATERS Chesfer, New Jersey General Agriculiure Navy HERBERT A. WEAKLIEM Bloomfield, New Jersey Chemisfry Dean's Lisi: Henry Ruigers Scholar: American Chemical Sociely, Vice Presidenl: Deulscher Verein: Navy JOEL J. WElSS Union, New Jersey Business Adminisfraiion Phi Epsilon Pi: Arnold Air Sociely: Universily Truslee Scholarship: Boys in Ivy: Dean's Lisl: Freshman Swimming: Freshman Track: Varsily Track: lnlramurals: Spanish Club: Caclel Caplain A.F.R.O.T.C. DANIEL X. WELSH New Brunswick, New Jersey Polifical Science JEROME F. WELSH Highlsfown, New Jersey German Della Phi Alpha, Treasurer: Cadei' Capfain A,R.O.T.C. RAYMOND D. WHEELER Haworih, New Jersey Hisfory Della Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer: Srale Scholarship: Scar- lei Lefier: lnlramurals: Canlerbury Club: Cadel Slalif Serqeanl A.F.R.Q.T.C. ALBERT J. WH ELAN Poinf Pleasant New Jersey Business Adminisiraiion THOMAS J. WHELAN, JR. Woodbridge, New Jersey Geology Crown Club: Geology Club: Cade? Slall Serqeani A.F,R.O.T,C. LAURENCE E. WILDRICK Oxford, New Jersey Biological Science Scarlel Barbs: Siaie Scholarship: Queens Players BERNARD H. WILLETT Demaresf, New Jersey Journalism Phi Epsilon Pi, Recording Secrelary: Pi Gamma: Targum, Gold R: B'nai B'rilh Hillel: Slci Club JOHN E. WILLIAMS, JR. Jamesburg, New Jersey General Educa+ion ISO-lb Foolball: Freshman Baseball: Varsily Baseball: Marine Corps ALAN O. WILSON LiHle Falls, New Jersey Civil Engineering Scarlel Barbs: Band: Freshman Crew: Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: ASCE: Rulqers Engineer: Quiinq Club: Sailing Club: Slci Club: Speleological Sociely ROBERT D. WILSON Allendale, New Jersey General Agriculfure Herberl Memorial Scholarship: Horlus: Cadei 2nd Lieu- lenanl, A.R.Q.T.C. ROBERT J. WILSON Barnwell, Souih Carolina Elecirical Engineering Ford Hall Club: Quad Club: AlEEflRE: Amaleur Radio Club: Cadei Technical Serge-ani A.F.R.Q.T.C. PETER J. WOJTOWlCZ Linden, New Jersey Chemisfry Phi Lambda Upsilon: James M. Bell Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Henry Rulgers Scholar: American Chemical Sociely, Presidenl: Physics Club EDMUND W. YOUNGSMAN Palerson, New Jersey Malhemaiics Scarlel Barbs: Phi Bela Kappa: Economics Honor Sociely, Presidenl: Universily Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Junior Prom Commillee: Inlramurals: Quad Club: Malh Club: Infer- nalional Relalions Club: Transfer Sludenl, Palerson Slaie Teachers: Cade? Caplain A.F.R.O.T.C. PAUL A. ZEIGLER Hillside, New Jersey Business Aclminisiraiion Alpha Sigma Phi: Rehabililalion Scholarship: Ticlcel Chair- man, Rulgers Ouiing: Boar Ride Commillee: Transfer Slu- denl, Lamar Technical Inslilule ERNEST R. ZIMMERMANN Scorch Plains, New Jersey General Educarion Slaie Scholarship: Transfer Sludenl, Univlrsily of Cincin- nali: Cade? 2nd Lieulenanl A.R.O.T.C. JOHN H. ZIMMERMANN Cliffside Park, New Jersey Business Adminisrraiion Lambda Chi Alpha, Secrelary: Cap X: Slcull: Who's Who: Crown and Scroll, Presidenl: Scarlel Key, Treasurer: Della Phi Alpha, Presidenl: Economics Honor Sociely, Presi- denl: Scabbard 81 Blade: Upson Memorial and War Me- morial Scholarships: Searle? LeHer, Gold R: Sludenl Council Leclure Series Commiiiee: Dean's Lisl: Varsily Traclc: Varsily Cross Counlry: Boal Ride Commillee: Cadel Isl Lie-ulenanl A.F.R.O.T.C. CHARLES F. ZIN K Pompron Lakes, New Jersey Planf Sciences HENRY R. ZIOBRO Rahway, New Jersey American Civilizalion Tau Kappa Epsilon: Inlramurals: Newman Club: Bowling Club: Rifle 81 Pislol Club: Sailing Club: Transfer Sludenl, Champlain College: Navy MELVIN D. WOLF Wesl' New Yorlr, New Jersey English Gamma Sigma, Vice-Presidenl: Slale Scholarship: Touch- down, Produclion Manager: Freshman Fencing: Varsily Fencing: Boosler Club, Presidenr: Cadel Isl Lieulenanl A.R.O.T.C. PETER J. WULLING Carlsladl, New Jersey Animal Science WILLIAM R. YORK Summil, New Jersey Business Aclminisrrafion Economics Honor Sociely: Slale Scholarship: Dean's Lisl: Henry Rulgers Scholar: Transfer Sludenl, Universily oi Rochesler: Cadel Major A.F.R.O.T.C. THOMAS C. YOUNG Venlor, New Jersey Polilical Science Kappa Sigma, Vice-Presidenl: Slale Scholarship: Infra- murals: Deulscher Verein: Boosler Club: Cadel' 2nd Lieu- lenanl, A.R.O.T.C. CAMERA SHY ROBERT J. ANDREACH lrvingion, New Jersey English WILLIAM P. APGAR Lebanon, New Jersey Animal Science ROBERT E. ARNOLD Meufchen, New Jersey General Agricullure JOHN S. ARTHUR Plainfield, New Jersey Economics RONALD BERMAN Trenlon, New Jersey Polifical Science WILLIAM A. BJORNSEN Perih Amboy, New Jersey Polilical Science MARSHALL BLAKE Brooklyn, New York Polirical Science RICHARD L. BOWLBY Somerville, New Jersey Business Adminisiralion ANTONIO A. BRILAKIS For? Lee, New Jersey Business Adminisiralion JAMES B. BROWN New York, New York Animal Science ROBERT A. CALE Roselle Park, New Jersey Civil Engineering B. F. CLAPHAM, JR. Poini Pleasanl' Beach, New Jersey Animal Science RICHARD A. CONKLIN Plainfield, New Jersey Business Adminislralion RICHARD B. CROASDALE Venfnor, New Jersey Philosophy FREDRIC A. DALY lrvingfon, New Jersey General Agricullure HENRY F. DECKER Colwick, New Jersey English GEORGE S. DEERING Penns Grove, New Jersey Business Adrninislralion WILLIAM T. DEITZ Keyporf, New Jersey Journalism ALBERT DI DARIO Plainfield, New Jersey Planl Science JOSEPH G. DISPENZA Wesi New York, New Jersey Psychology THOMAS S. DOANE New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminislralion DONALD C. DREIER Baldwin, New York WILLIAM S. DUNKIN New Brunswick, New Jersey Business Adminislralion Journalism SIGURD F. EMERSON lvloniclair, New Jersey Biological Science JOHN P. EVANS Jamesburg, New Jersey General Agricullure EARL F. FERGUSON, JR. New Brunswick, New Jersey Agricullure Research JOHN K. FERREE Chicago, Illinois Journalism ERNEST D. FIORE Trenion, New Jersey English ROBERT B. FLANNERY Union, New Jersey Journalism KENNETH D. FURTH Keyporl, New Jersey Physical Educaiion HENRY GABELMANN Easl Orange, New Jersey Chemislry JOSEPH L. GIUDICI Trenlon, New Jersey General Educalion ARTHUR O. GORMLEY, JR. Bergeniield, New Jersey General Educalion CHRISTOPHER GUSSIS New Brunswick, New Jersey Physical Educalion KENNETH C. HAGEMAN Annadale, New Jersey Psychology THOMAS H. HAMILTON Egg I-larbor, New Jersey Business Adminisfralion SCOTT H. HART, JR. Springfield, New Jersey Economics EDGAR A. HOEDEMAKER Lillle Falls, New Jersey Biological Science LEON HORLICK New Brunswick, New Jersey Biological Science SUFIAN Y. HUSSEINI New Brunswick, New Jersey Malhemalics PAUL J. JANSAK New Brunswick, New Jersey Economics WILLIAM A. JUGEL Highland Park, New Jersey Civil Engineering ROBERT L. KALAPOS Trenion, New Jersey General Educaiion FRANK J. KARLINSKI, JR. Bound Brook, New Jersey Business Adminislralion BRUCE H. KELLER Union, New Jersey Poliiical Science CHARLES A. KRANTZ Soulh Orange, New Jersey Hisiory KENNETH M. KROLL Sanfa Monica, California Biological Science DONALD L. KUBA Jamaica, New York Polilical Science BERNARD J. KULE New Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Science GEORGE R. LANGE Chesferfield, New Jersey Animal Science GEORGE F. LEDDER Roselle Park, New Jersey General Agriculfure ROBERT C. LEINHARDT Shorf Hills, New Jersey Biological Science HARRY D. LENNON, JR. Cranford, New Jersey Animal Science PETER A. LIBMAN Paferson, New Jersey Sociology WILLIAM L. LIVINGSTON Perfh Amboy, New Jersey Mechanized Agriculfure DAVID M. LONDON Marfinsville, New Jersey Planf Science GERALD MANDEL Elizaloefh, New Jersey English ROLAND C. MARTIN Trenfon, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion GEORGE W. MAY Rahway, New Jersey Sociology GORDON L. MCINTYRE New Brunswick, New Jersey Chemisfry JOHN L. MILLER Cranford, New Jersey Economics PAUL W. MILLER Rahway, New Jersey Civil Engineering ROBERT G. MINICUS Bronxville, New York Journalism JACK E. MONETT Wesffield, New Jersey Polifical Science ANDREW J. O'CONNOR Wesf Orange, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion ARTHUR J. O'NEAL Ridgefield Park, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion JOSEPH J. PAVELEK Soufh River, New Jersey Biological Science ELIAS P. POULLETTE Jersey Cify, New Jersey Planf Science ARTHUR J. RICHARDS Jersey Cify, New Jersey Geology -- WALTER V. RIGGINS, JR. Belvidere, New Jersey General Agriculfure SIDNEY RISKIN Passaic, New Jersey Polifical Science JAMES B. ROOF Teaneck, New Jersey Animal Science ANTHONY F. SANTORO Bound Brook, New Jersey Animal Science HERBERT H. SAUER Irvingfon, New Jersey Physics WILLIAM J. SCHNEIDEWIND New Brunswick, New Jersey General Educafion JOSHUA SHIMONURA Princefon, New Jersey English THEODORE J. STAHL Bayonne, New Jersey Biological Science WILLIAM B. STROYEN Rahway, New Jersey Sociology WILLIAM W. SUMMERILL, JR. Penns Grove, New Jersey Polifical Science ROMANO J. TAGLIAFERRI Park Ridge, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion ELLIOTT TAUBENSLAG New Brunswick, New Jersey General Educafion RAYMOND TOMASZEWSKI Linden, New Jersey Hisfory CHARLES R. TRIMMER Hackeffsfown, New Jersey General Agriculfure GRANT F. WALTON New Brunswick, New Jersey Pre-foresfry HERBERT W. WEINSTEIN Margafe, New Jersey Biological Science GERALD J. WELZEL Jersey Cify, New Jersey English ROBERT H. WHARTON Red Bank, New Jersey Business Adminisfrafion ROBERT G. WHITEHEAD Millville, New Jersey Animal Science FREDRICK P. WINTERS Somerville, New Jersey Polfical Science ARTHUR T. YOUNG New Brunswick, New Jersey Journalism EDWARD A ZAPOLSKY New Brunswick, New Jersey Engineering Adminisfrafion LOTHAR E. ZEIDLER Glen Rock, New Jersey Journalism Ir 'l'lllBl'I'E T0 . . . H011 57111111111 1111111111110 Dr. Selrnan A. Walqsman, whose long career ol research has included The discovery of Slreplomycin, was given file ling worldfwide recognilion lasl December when King Guslaf Adolf of Sweden pre- senlred him wilh lhe Nobel Prize. The I'-752 Nobel Prize lor Medicine was lhe crowning honor ol a life which has conlribuled so much lo humanily and has indireclly done much 'ro raise Rulgers lo nalional prom- inence. Also aclive in lurning lhe spollighl on lhe Universily were Chuck Logg and Tom Price, lirsl Rulgers Qlympic Cham- pions: and AI Illig, Rulgers' sixlh Rhodes Scholar, lhe lirslr since I932. Rulgers is iusliliably proud of her sons and so lo lhese men we pay lribule. All... 1111011 lm will 101115 and 14111017 T l i A Tip To The oTher RuTgers classes To June Third . . . The Lasi' Mile! Tollow-The Senior Class Dinner-Dance in Jan- uary was a Tine aTlair, one well worTh malcing an annual evenT . . . and possibly even a iazz concerT has cerTain undeveloped poTenTialiTies. And a challenge . . . whaT pasT or TuTure RUT- gers class can boasT an Qlympic Champion and a Rhodes Scholar! The greaTesT Rufgers social success of The year, The Senior Class Dinner Dance. 3,3 fe BuT now The year is drawing To a close . . . and The members of The Class of '53 begin To envision a scene such as The one above . . . we loolc Torward To ioining such a line, where we sTarT ouT as underqraduaTes and end as alumni . . , and perhaps belore many years we'll be back To Talce parT in The parades down Col- lege Avenue . . . proudly bearing The banner oT l953. And so we become Alumni! 247 Acknowledgmenl . ,... 5 Adminislralors ....... Ag Club ...........,.. Ag Economics Club .... ..,, Ag Execufive Council .. . . Ag Field Day .,,,... ,.,. A.l.E.E.fI.R.E. . . Alpha Chi Rho .... Alpha Gamma Rho . Alpha Phi Omega . Alpha Psi Omega .. Alpha Sigma Phi .. . Alpha Zefa .......... Amaieur Radio Club ... .. .... American Chemical Sociely ANTHO ............ . . Arnold Air Sociefy A.S.A.E. ,...,,.,... . . . . A.S.C.E. . . A.S.M.E. , ,... Band .....,. Barn Hop .... .... Baseball .... .... Basleiball ...... ..., Bela Bela Bela .. Bela Thela Pi ........ Biology Club ....,....... ,... Bloclr and Brid'e Club .. . . Bloclr Par'l'y,..... .. . Boaf Ride ....., ,... Boosler Club . . . . . Bowling Club ... ... Boys ln lvy Cadel' Call ..... . . Camera Shy . .....,.. . Campus Chesl Carnival . . Canferbury Club .,,.., Cap and Slrull .. . . Ceramic Club ., . . Chapel Choir . . . . . Chapel Ushers . Cheerleaders .. Chess Club . Chi Phi ..,. .... Chl Psi .......,,..,.. . . Chrislian Associalion . . , . . . Chrisiian Science Orqani1a+ion ,,,, Class Officers ...,..,....... .,.. Communily Planners Club Concerl Series ...,......, .... Conlenls ..,.. ..., Convenhon ... ..... ...... Co-op .........,.....,......... Council of Engineering Sociefies. , . Crew .,.........,,,..........,.. Cross Counlry ,.... . Crown and Scroll .. . Crown Club ..,.... Dairy Science Club ., , .... Deans ,,........... , . . Debaling ..,...... .... ....I0,I3 l DEX Dedicafion ,.... ... Della Kappa Epsilon ,. Della Phu .......... Della Phi Alpha .. Delia Sigma Phi ..,. Della Upsilon .... Deufscher Verein Dormilories ,......,.,. ... . Economics Honor Sociely .... Ela Kappa Nu .....,, Facully ..,. . Fencing .... F.F.A. . , . Finale ...,.,... Fine Arls Club Foolball ..,..... Foreslry Club .... French Club ....... Freshman Council 4,.. Freshman Weelc .,., F.T.A. ,.,..,.,.. . Gamma Sigma ..... Geography Club Geology Club Glee Club .,... Golf ........ Greelr Weelr 4,,.... Harman Trophy ...... Henry Rulg ers Scholars Hillel Foundalion ,. Hislory Club ...... Honesly Commilfee . Horlus Club ....... Houseparlies .... I.C.C. ...... . lnauguralion .. ., lndex ..... . ,..... . lnlerfraiernily Council lnlernalional C'ub .. lnlernalional Relalions lnler-Varsily Chrislian ciqifff Fellowship. . lnframurals ......... ,,..., .... lfalian Club ..... JET GAZETTE Junior Prom ,.... Kappa Kanna Psi , Kappa Phi Kappa .. Kappa Sigma .. Keramos ..... Lacrosse .,,...,.. Lacrosse Club ....,. Lambda Chi Alpha .. Leclure Series ....... Lulheran Slrudenl' Associafion . Math Club ............... Mililary Ball ....... Newman Club , . . N.S.A. ......... . Olympic Champions Phi Alpha The'ra ... Phi Bela Kappa ...... 248 Phi Epsilon Pi ..,.. Phi Gamma Delia Phi Lambda Upsilon Philosophean Socieiy .,.. Philosophy Club ...... Phi Sigma Della ,.,... Pholographic Sociely ..., Physics Club ,......,.. Pi Alpha Xi .....,.. Pi Kappa Alpha ,... Pi Tau Sigma ,....,... Poullry Science Club .... Precepiors ........,........ Presbylerian Young Peoples Press Sociefy ................ Prolesfanf Coordinaling Council Psi Chi ...,...... , .,.... ,... Psychology Club ........ Queens Theafer Guild Rallies ................ Rifle and Pisiol Club ,... Rifle Team .........,.. R.O.T.C. .......... . Rowing Club ............ RUTGERS ENGINEER ..... Rulgers 4-H Club ............ RUTGERS RURAL REVIEW Sailing Club ............... S.A.M. .............. . Scabbard and Blade Scarlef Barbs Council Scarlel' Key ...,..... SCARLET LETTER Scenic Views ...... Senior Porfrails Sigma Alpha Mu . Sigma Phi Epsilon . Ski Cub l ......, Ski Team ,.,... Soccer ....., Soph Hop ..,... Spanish Club ...,... Speleological Club ... Sfudervl Council .. . Swimming .,,,. TARGUM . . . Tau Bela Pi .... Tau Della Phi ..... Tau Kappa Alpha Tau Kappa Epsilon Tennis .......... Thefa Chi ,.... Touchdown .. Track ..,...... Tribuie ........... Wesley Foundalion Who's Who .... Wresfling ...... WRSU ....... Zela Bela Tau . Zela Psi ..,..