Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1965 volume:

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I 6 NATURAL SCIENCES ...... .... 3 4 SOCIAL SCIENCES ....... .... 5 8 NURSING ...... .... I O4 PHARMACY .................... .... 'I I8 LASTING IMPRESSIONS ....... .... I 34 ACTIVITIES ...... .... I 46 PUBLICATIONS ........ .... 'I 58 HONOR SOCIETIES ........ .... I 70 GREEKS ................................. .... I 86 CLUBS 8. ORGANIZATIONS ............... 216 SPORTS ...... ......- 2 44 E: . . - 1 WIIIWIW i , IIIEIMI ' gp, N , . ,I If ' I I' : 1 I MW 'QLIWI ,'I2Ifh.'If4I ,'j,,Q N,ffM'n gm , .,f ,, 'I fI':3,w' ,fs W -1 R A Vi .WV. I' II IWW 'WI IH -I MM? ' , 114' '- - mm I In JM. 2 I - 'wa 'ru -f M-,:'w-1+ ' 'mw.,II, W-'ffIII,xWIJ-I I J3g,g,Zyw, I A .. , , . I Ia , I,,'I . .wggwygm ,I M I I I III ,lr llol 'ww' ni fl i llllflwlllw ,,,, lil llfffllllwlfilillll Mlllklllw 'llwr W ,lflllfllf Ml ll will w 'ill ..ivllll llmlll' illllvllvllli FCDREWCDRD This is a story told with many pictures and few words. With camera and pen we have tried to catch the spirit of Rutgers-Newark. We call this yearbook ENCORE 1965. It is a reflection of our college life, and it is a search-within ourselves, our college experience, and the world-for understanding. Rutgers-Newark is a city college. Perhaps too much smog and too little ivy have been our lot, some have even said that the city's noise and dirt are poor substitutes for the quiet beauty of the secluded campus. Yet, in spite of such drab gray horizons, each student, in the presence of good books and wise scholars, is offered the academic truths of life. We are thankful that Rutgers-Newark has not isolated us from the rest of the world, we have not been given pat answers to the critical issues of our times. Instead, the stress has been on the career , for this, our professors, by word and by example, have been invaluable. Through their knowledge, we have begun to understand our modern life. How many times, and for what reasons, each of us will look back at ENCORE 1965 will be a matter of individual concern and, we hope, satisfaction. 1 X-I zmmumugwmwufmm MASGN WELCH GROSS President Ph.D. To the Senior Class of the Newark Colleges: The theme, Understanding Through Knowledge, chosen for your 1965 ENCORE is an appropriate one, for the time and place in which we 'Find ourselves. A l do not believe there has ever been such an abundance of situations, problems it you will, that demand understanding, in the highest and best sense of the word. Yet understanding, unless based upon knowledge, is at best a tolerant indifference, at worst, the most hopeless sentimentality. Without a sound base in knowledge, understanding lacks intelligent purpose. ln these college years, we hope you have gained at least the beginning of knowledge and understanding of yourselves, your fellow students, and of this world in which we live. We wish that this growth in both your knowledge and understanding may never end. Sincerely, Mason W. Gross gt l t t IRVING PAWA Dean of Students pw? AB., MA. Eiz i i Y 1 '- 'gg tl To the Class of 7965: When ENCORE'S editor, Miss Szulecki, informed me that the yearbook's theme would be Understanding Through Knowledge, I thought how timely this was, if extended beyond the walls of our classrooms and buildings, beyond our extracurricular activities and out into the world of Meridian, Mississippi and Selma, Alabama. Certainly our times call for understanding in the broadest sense, under- standing ot the rights and dignity of all men in all places. And how can understanding develop and flourish? Through knowledge, of course. You have had a rare opportunity during your undergraduate career now drawing to a close, you have been privileged to pursue and acquire knowl- edge and with it to test your ability to understand your college work, your teachers, and your peers. lt is my sincere hope that the opportunities you have had here and that which you have learned will help you to achieve a better understanding of the world into which you now go and that through the knowledge you have acquired at Rutgers you will help to spread understanding in the areas of our society which need it so badly. Good luck, Irving Pawa 'N MARY MELUSKEY Assisfanf fo fhe Dean of Sfudenfs B.A., Ed.M. ARTHUR J. MAHONEY Assisfam' Dean of Sfudenfs K BA. THOMAS J. GATES Assisfanf fo ihe Dean of Sfudenfs A.B., ECLM. ll . ' FREDERICK E. BANTA ROBERT p, BIUNNQ Sflledl-Ile Omfel' Director of Admissions A.B., Rutgers University A.B., john, Hopkins Y' 5, Q? 591.13 J, 4 4 x V .ew EDWARD LEACH CLARK Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds A.B., Middlebury College M,A., Columbia University PAUL B. DANNACHER FRANK JONES Business Manage' Director of Public Relations A.B., Saint Ambrose University BIA., Rugge,-5 M.A., State University of Iowa iq. Fi. to I it il l J , ly ll tl l JOHN KELLY DAVID LIBBEY BUF-WI' Head Reference and Circulation B.A', Rutgers Newark Colleges Library A.B., Colby College M.A., University of Chicago M.A., Columbia University X :WP if ROBERT G. LUSARDI Assistant to the Director of Alumni Relations B.A., M.Ed., Rutgers Y -..- YN THOMAS MADSEN Assistant to the Director of Admissions B.A., Johns Hopkins M.Ed., University of Virginia JOSEPH STANLEY OBECNY Director of Placement B.S., Ed.M., Rutgers University I it E 7 JOHN P. RUNDEN DONALD L. RYAN Assistant Director of Placement Librarian B.A., University of Kentucky A-B-I HUYV'-'Ifd FW .L QF EDWARD B. TEIFELD Registrar A.B., Rutgers M.S.L.S., Columbia if 'w y J DOMINICK PISANO Assislant to the Director of Alumni Relations B.A., Rutgers . 1 2 . i 1 EDWIN W. WINFIELD, M.D. Physician of NCRU B.S., Rutgers University M.D., New York City College of Medicine 'I3 STEVEN SENKO Director of Physical Educafion B.S., Ed.M., Rutgers Hx PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 f xl if l 1 l N '-.+ l ROBERT MIZEREK Assisfanf lnsfrudor of Physical Educalion l f- , ALAN DE CICCO lnsfrudor in Physical Educafion B.S., Seton Hall University B.A,, Montclair Stale College IV JOSEPH PUCCILLO RITA SCHWARTZ Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educalion Asslslanf in Physical Educafion B.S., Panzer College B.S., Panzer M.S., Rutgers Universily SECRETARIES I 1 Y Vi, 1 4 , W I ,-F14-Nwgig, Fl' Af, 1 , V' ' -Ifi lfigs 'xfiin k ' ' 1-T14 Q M - Y .., GRACE DUDEK III .LIYI DR. ZOCCA's SECRETARY W5 5 9.1. 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The result is a new and truer perspective by which to understand the changing world. FREDERICK THOMAS MCGILL, JR. Associate Dean A.B., A.M., Harvard HERBERT PRESTON WOODWARD Dean A.B., Rochesfer A.M., Ph.D., Columbia LOUIS RALPH ZOCCA Director of Division of Humanities Ph.B., A.M., Pl1.D., Brown HENRY BLUMENTHAL Director of Division of Social Sciences A.B., Berlin A.M., Ph.D., California AU 6 MQS. i' ,fNQJf' ff JOHN KEOSIAN Director of Division of Natural Sciences B.S., Pl1.D., New York University ff ff -1 n' -.,.f - .-,. f . f..f,V, .af FHMWMLMUHTUES l AWA iw' RICHARD ANTHONY ALCOCK Professor of English A.B., 51. John'sp A.M., Fordhamg Ph.D, New York University SEYMOU R BARAB FACULTY JAY E. BACHRACH insfrucior in Philosophy A.B., Indiana me ,H GELLERT SPENCER ALLEMAN Professor of English B.A., Lehighp A.M., Ph.D., Pennsylvania EVA A. BARATTA Assisfanf Professor of Music lnsfrucfor in German B.A., Nebraskap M.A., New York Universiiy 77' 'lm ij!- WILLIAM BECK CHARLES ISRAEL BIEDERMAN HENRY A, CHRISTIAN Insfruclor in French Associaie Professor of Philosophy lnsprucyor in English B.S., M.A., Rufgers 8.5-S., City College: B.A., M.A., Yale A.M., New York University WILLIAM RAY DIEHL LEONARD M, DI LILLO Assisfanf Professor of Music Insfrucfor in Spanish Mus.B., Oberliny Diploma, Juilliard B.A., M.A., Rutgers JAMES RANKIN DOUGLAS Associafe Professor of Music A.B., Browng M.S.M., Union Theological Seminary vt' 'E' JACK FLAM EVA R. FRAYNE lnslruciar in Ar! Insfrucfor in German A.B., Rutgers: A.M., Columbia B-A-, Temple: A.M., Columbia 3, :ee fee- , ,M :' 1 iv 5' lf M, . 'HP' QR-L. GEORGE L. GROMAN EDWARD HUBERMAN HOWARD TRELOAR JEWEL!- lnsfrudor in English Professor of English Professor of Modern Languages A-B-, Ph-D-. New Y0l'k Uf'llV9l'5ilY A.B., Harvard, A.M., Rutgers: Ph.D., Duke A.B., A.M., Columbia A.M., Columbia Certificaf, Diplome, Toulouse FREDERICK T. MCGILL, JR. WILLIAM R. MANIERRE, II Professor of English Associafe Professor of English A.B., A.M., Harvard B.A., Yale: M.A., Ph.D., Michigan LESTER LEE MOORE LEE NEWLIN IRWIN PRIMER Assisfunf Pr0f9SSOr of Speech and DFUHIU lnslrucfor in English Assisfanf Professor of English A.B., Miami: A.M-, Columbia A.B., Sophie Newcombp A.M., Triniiy A.B., Brooklyni A.M., Ph.o., Yale mi 1- .gs .,.::f-O . . , ,W A Fr Ik CHARLES -l. ROONEY. JR- FRANK DEWITT RUSSELL CAYETANO J. SOCARRAS lnSirUCi0f in Engli-'ll Assisfanf Professor of Ari insfrucfor in Spanish B-5-I FOV'-'ll'l0m A.B., Columbia: M.F.A., Temple Dr. of Law, Dr. of Social Sciences, Havana 1 O, ,v , ww, ii 1 STEPHEN SOLOMON ISRAEL SOLOMON STAMM ALBERT swear l 5'fUd0 lf' -Speech and Dram' Professor of German Assisfanf Professor in Philosophy B-A-I Vefmonfi M-Av Columbia A.B., A.M., Pl1.D,, Harvard A.B., Ph.D., Emory: A.M., Tulane l or V PP if ' Hjii V1 , ja? 1 ' 3 FINA TESORIERE AUBREY M. THRELKELD LEONARD JUDAH WANG lnsfrudor in lfalian insfrucfor in English Associaie Professor of Romance Languages B.A., New York University A.B., Colorado: M.S., Columbia A.B., Cify C0llB96i A-M-I Ph-D-1 Columbifl GEORGE WILLIAM WEBER, JR. LOUIS RALPH ZOCCA Associate Professor of Art Professor of English B.S-Ed-, 5-F-A-I TemPIe Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D., Brown A,M., New York University STANLEY V. BAUM Instructor in English A.B., Harvard: A.M., Columbia JON ERIC CARLSON Instructor in French A.B., Yale URSULA FRANK CHEN Instructor in French A.B., Cologne: A.M., Cornell MARIE M. COLLINS Instructor in French A.B., Trinity: A.M., Middlebury EUGENE W. FEDORENKO Instructor in Russian Licentiate, Louvain: A.M., Fordham RIVKAH FELDMAN Instructor in English A.B., Hunter: A.M., Columbia WALTER HAUTZIG Lecturer in Music Diploma, Curtis Institute of Music ELIZABETH J. HODGE Instructor in English A.B., Syracuse: A.M., New York University -- NOT PICTURED 1- CELIA MACALUSO Lecturer in Spanish B.A., Brooklyn: M.A., New York University CARMINE A. MEZZACAPPA Instructor in Italian A.B., A.M., New York University DON PARRY NORFORD Instructor in English B,S., Illinois: M.5., M.A., Columbia WILLIAM J. NOVAK Instructor in French A.B., Fordham MARY PLEVICH Associate Professor of Spanish A.B., Hunter: A.M., Ph.D., Columbia GEORGIANA H. POLLAK Visiting Associate Professor of Music B.A., Hawaii M.A., Ph.D., New York University WILLIAM T. REICH Assistant Professor of English A.B., Miami: A.M., Ph.D., Pennsylvania HARRY F. SEBASTIAN Instructor in English B.A., M.A., Loyola FRANKLIN HOROWITZ Instructor in Classics A.B., Columbia MELVIN STRAUSS Associate Professor of Music A.B., Rutgers: A.M., New York University WILLIAM G. SWARTCHILD, III Instructor in English A.B., Harvard: A.M., Columbia GUSTAVO UMPIERRE Instructor in Spanish A.B., Columbia: M.A., New York University GERHARD M. VASCO Instructor in German B.A., M.A., New York University FREDERICK WARING, JR. Instructor in History B.A., Rutgers: M.A., California ROBERT O. WHITE Instructor in English A.B., Dartmouth: A.M., Columbia OTTO J. ZITZELSBERGER Instructor in German A.B., City College: A.M., Columbia GRADUATES MAIJA BIRZULIS 1044 South Elmora Avenue ENGLISH Elizabeth, New Jersey V 1 gf: 1 DAVID DIAS 77 Center Street Belleville, New Jersey ,,H,LosO,,HY MICHAEL CYNAMON 927 South 20th Street Newark, New Jersey PHILOSOPHY I I eeerl RICHARD J. BURNS 882 South 17th Street Newark, New Jersey MUSIC Beta Sigma Rho, Chairman, Student Council Public Relations Committee, Vice-President, History Club, President, CAS Student Council, Freshman Orien- tation Committee, Student Council Social Committee. JEAN EPSTEIN 117 Parkview Terrace Newark 12, New Jersey ENGLISH ,.,eT,..-Y - -55.1 I T I , III 5 eff:-rf-ef . . Z Y-Q'---gi-,-QT ELAINE FELSENFELD 81 Evergreen Drive North Caldwell, New Jersey ENGLISH , 4, 7,4 ,,-, :ti Il' RONNIE KIRSCHNER GOLDSTEIN 'I497 Westminster Road Union, New Jersey SPANISH Sophomore Class Secretary, Delta Sigma Chi, Miss Tau Delta Phig Campus Queen. SARA ELAINE FRIEDMAN 517 River Road Fair Lawn, New Jersey ENGLISH Historian, Delta Sigma Chi, Freshman Camp Leader, English Club, Election Committee, OBSERVER. if DAVID B. GOLDBLATT 50 Summit Road Elizabeth, New Jersey PHILOSOPHY 'sw ,S ... - E , ,HTQA LOIS JUDY GREENHOUSE 345 Sanford Avenue Spanish Club SPANISH i 5, r.- 'E Hillside, New Jersey l U 1 1 , ,L fI 4 ' ia E f II .. ,.,. .f W ' N 1 1 ii . vu J In ,A . emi I, I WI .M IJ, n I I SANDRA ARLEEN GULAMERIAN 651 Morris Turnpike Springfield, New Jersey FRENCH Secretary, Pan Hellenic Association, Corresponding Secretary, Delta Phi Delta, French Club, ENCORE. . 27 CAROLE GUNTHER 89 Forest Hill Road West Orange, New Jersey SPANISH Spanish Club. . .Ty is figs I :I 1' ll ll-5 'mm ' Lil i rig? I T' f f V L. i 'Q I, fu , 2 J . :I .f.f' TL-iii? , EW 'Q . Qxg -0- 5 ff- I ir .......-,.:.::55 -.,e,,i, ,. r I Jai. - Li 5- .. gfiiiuii I . il ggi' ii 1 ' VA Exif ILHQB, y E27 I lrliiifi f r , 5 1-1-F' , 28 VIOLA-DEY ILARIA 28 Ferncliff Road Bloomfield, New Jersey ART .ie W e - H I 1.5 355355-Eg--avr? 1 I ii- ii, e :T ,g . W I If .V ggi ,L J MARCIA E. GUTENSTEIN 467 Valley Street Maplewood, New Jersey SPANISH ANNETTE JULIANO 359 Union Avenue Belleville 9, New Jersey FINE ARTS Cheerleader. ANNE HOROWITZ 20 Irving Avenue Newark, New Jersey LANGUAGES Presidenl, Spanish Club, N.A.A.C.P. , , ,, .4 H Ie f V' r . Y 2 Elin irngmi . ii, as 1.2. .i- ,H-gn ii fe :u e . ' si TAN Jvl' .qi A, W1 ig K ,-1:4 ELLEN RUTH KABOT 'I85 Branch Brook Drive Belleville, New Jersey ENGLISH English Club, Foreign Film Festival GALLERY. LORETTA ANN KIZER 9 Hunterdon Road West Orange, New Jersey ENGLISH I ll FLORA MAY KLEINFELD 239 Munn Avenue Irvington, New Jersey ART English Club, Associate Editor, GALLERY. TIINA K. KUUSKVERE I0 Hawthorne Avenue Somerset, New Jersey GERMAN MARIA T. MANEGGIO 202 East 7th Street Clifton, New Jersey ENGLISH rf' ,J W -AJ..-1 SUSAN ANN MACDONALD I0 Stuyvesant Road Bricktown, New Jersey ENGLISH MICHAEL MANGO, JR. 'I0'l6 Prospect Street Hillside, New Jersey SPANISH Inter-Varsity Christian Association KATHLEEN MAREE 26 King Street Belleville, New Jersey FRENCH French Club, BRIGITTE MARTIN I5 Hennessey Place Irvington, New Jersey GERMAN GLORIA JEAN MISIKIEWICZ 192 Mallory Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey FRENCH JUDITH ANN MONTUORI 321 Henry Street Scotch Plains, New Jersey ENGLISH 30 CHARLOTTE R. MOSCHEL 96 Shephard Avenue Newark, New Jersey FRENCH Jewish Student Organization. LARAINE E. OLSON 776 Springfield Avenue Irvington, New Jersey ENGLISH Social Chairman, Freshman Camp, Cabi- net Member, Membership Drive Leader, Faeulty Relations Committee, Student Y , Mixed Choir. HELENE PFLAUM 4 Emerson Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey MUSIC Rutgers Mixed Choir. I NM N Q 1 I I I KARIN QUERFELDT 389 Berkeley Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey SPANISH p CLAIRE LOUISE SACHS Egbert Avenue Morrisiown, New Jersey SPANISH Vice-Presidenf, Spanish Club, N.A.A.C.P. .J... DIANE MARY ROHLAND --4 67 Parker Road ibm ElizobeIh, New Jersey lx 4 FRENCH Z ? X ' of I K 1 4 f GLORIA PATRICIA RICE 538 Beech Sfreef Orange, New Jersey SPANISH Recording Secrefary, Corresponding Sec- retary, N.A.A.C.P.p OBSERVER. mf- ' ,ei-I Ihr l i in 5 I? -1 W: 4 ii: ,rf r '1-Q J' .. ., 'r-fn Hui- ' PAUL F. SCALICE 99 Rockland Avenue West Paterson, New Jersey PHILOSOPHY Tau Kappa Epsilon, Mafh-Physics Club, l.F.C. Sporfs. A 31 DALE GLORIA SENDER I47 Tuxedo Parkway Newark 6, New Jersey ENGLISH Pan Hellenic Associalionp Pledge Mis- fress, Della Sigma Chi, OBSERVER, EN- CORE, English Club. sm' . ,- ---Am ,. .,. I---iw ' -5 .Y--,V nvmf - g MARTHA LOUISE WARNER 1047 Lafayeiie Sireel Elizabeth, New Jersey ENGLISH LITERATURE Presiclenf, N.A.A.C.P.g English Club, OB- SERVER, Alpha loia Della, Mixed Choir. I, TERRI SHERMAN 55 Monroe Place Bloomfield, New Jersey SPANISH Spanish Club, English Club. ANDREW VOLODIMIR SZUL 'IIB Ogden Avenue Jersey Cify, New Jersey ENGLISH AND MUSIC lnsfruclor, Choral Workshop, Music Direclor, Sfuclenf Y, Direclor of Public Relafions, Assisfanl Eclilor, OBSERVER, Sluclenf Council, Varsify Wresllingg Presiclenf, Ukrainian Sfuclenf Association, Edifor, Ukrainian Bullefinf Pi Della Epsi- lon, ENCOREp GALLERY, English Club, Mixed Choir, Sludenl ID Card Commif- lee, Freshman Orienlaiion Commilfee. in Y RICHARD N. SIEGEL 61 Prospect Sireei Nutley, New Jersey PHILOSOPHY Chrislian Fellowship, Debafing Sociefyg Mixed Choir. ,Flu ' J ' - 6, . NADIA CHRISTINE WASILOW 37 Linden Avenue Irvington, New Jersey ART Ukrainian Club. I ge-3. JOAN YANIK STUART I. ZLOTNIKOFF T30 Jefferson Sfreef 2322 Redwood Road Passaic, New Jersey Scotch Plains, New Jersey ENGLISH English Club, Hisfory Club, Freshman Camp Leader, Spanish Clubg Freshman Advisor, Alpha loia Delia, Y-re , Chris- Iian Fellowshipp Woman's Recreaiion As- sociafion. LINDA M. DI BELLA 639 Devine Avenue Elizabeih, New Jersey ENGLISH EDWARD GOCZKOWSKI 75 Clarke Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey ENGLISH CAROL LYNN LEWIS 327 Renner Avenue Newark, New Jersey ART '1' NOT PICTURED '1- ETHEL PONSER 418 Wyoming Avenue Millburn, New Jersey ENGLISH SPANISH 5P 'f C'U ' DAVID MAX STUEHLER M' Morhzirwrizralierlvjsersey iifsqilfsiiiii fill? ENGUSH FRENCH GEORGE A. TESCHNER ALAN VICTOR SAPERSTEIN giiu3,'uh2wA:':::'ei, 32Ile'.f2,f,'oii'llc'J'2i2'Q e H'l0S0 HY H'L0S0 HY KATHERINE THERESE ZALOOM Wriier and Acfor, A Knighf Af The 363 Gem Avenue Movies. Paterson, New Jersey ENGLISH HAROLD JOSEPH SMITH 306 Newark Avenue Union, New Jersey PHILOSOPHY RUTH C. STENDER 53 Broadview Terrace Chatham, New Jersey ENGLISH English Club. EUZAXTUUUELEML SKEQHELUEESIE FACULTY I . .,,. A I B1-'- .., 1 ,,' SAM L. AGRON JAMES D. ANDERSON Pfofessof of Ge0'09Y Associale Professor of Zoology B.S., Northwestern: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins A.B., Rufgersp Ph.D., California HILDA BRAVERMAN Teaching Assisiani in Zoology B.A., Rutgers A l N LEONARD F. DRUDING SIDNEY STANLEY GREENFIELD Associafe Professor of Chemisfry Professor of Bofany B.S., Massachusetts lnsiitufe of Technology B.A., Brooklyn: A.M., Ph.D., Columbia Ph.D., Iowa State .5559 , ' SAMUEL L. GREITZER JAMES C. HALL CHARLES L. HAMILTON Associaie Professor of Mafhemofics Professor of Physiology Assistant Professqr in Geology B.S., City College: A.M., Columbia A.B., Pl1.D., Toronfog A.M., Western Ontario B.A., Lehighp M.A., Dartmouth Ph.D., Yeshiva .N -3- ' ' svn .,.v.-'. MORTON J. HELLMAN MARY M. JACKSON Associate Professor of Mathematics lrlsfrucior in Mofhemaiics B.S., M.S.Ed., Cify Collegey B.S., M.S., Rutgers Ph.D., New York University sei' x, , X , X I iw- V 5? if i DOUGLAS T. MCCLAY SAMUEL BOOKER McDOWELL WARREN MANSPEIZER Assisfanf Professor of Mofhemaiics Assaciafe Professor of Zoology Assisfanf Professor of Geology A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Harvard A.B., Ph.D., Columbia B.S., City College: M.S., West Virginia Ph.D., Ruigers W. CONRAD FREDERICK MEYER GILBERT STEPHEN PANSON ANTHONY T. PAWLOWSKI Associafe Professor of Boiony Professor of Chemisfry Lecfurer in Chemisfry B.S., M.S., Syracuse: Ph.D., Cornell B.S., Brownp A.M., Ph.D., Columbia B.S., Gannonp M.S., Boston College H 'I-. ow, jx J ED R, PICKERING CHARLES PINE Assisfanf Professor in Bofcny Professor of Physics B.S., M.S., Ohio Stufep Ph.D., California A.B., Rutgers: A.M., Columbia Ph.D., New York University . I, ' v 1 'si f w A . Y, A .ii if-, 1 ROBERT C. RAMSDELL JAMES M. SCHLEGEL Assisfanf Professor of Geology Assisioni Professor of Chemisfry B.A., Lehigh: M.S., Rutgers: M.A., Princeton B.S., Pacific: Ph.D., Iowa BERNARD Z. SENKOWSKI lnsfrudor in Chemisiry A.B., M.A., Ruigers l 37 xl V v.21i.Er.?iEg F ,H X ,,,. , rl? - E-L5 -5,f?' 125' 1 l -EN ll, '- ,ff -1 HELEN R. STRAUSSER CAROL EDWIN WEILL Assisfanf Professor ol Physiology professor in Chemisf,-y A-3-I HUUIZY: M-5-I PENISYIVUHIU B.S., City College: A.M., Ph.D., Columbia . ., R P D ulgers 'WTA' ' sm'w'w- fl, MARGARET FRANCES WHEELER Associate Professor of Microbiology A.B., Tusculump A.M., Columbia limi J ll l J fix? ilg w I' WILLIAM WALTER WILES Assisfonf Professor of Geology A.B., Darlmouthg Ph.D., Columbia if-f rf .iff ii QQ X rg- 1,-5 K H, vi. W ' in . EE, - --'1 ' 'F 'f H -1 H ' W - by U1 I ...,, - .s s,. DANIEL C. WILHOFT Assisianf Professor of Biology A.B., Rutgers: M.A., Ph.D., California STEVE ABBE Teaching Assistant in Chemistry A.B., B.S., City College SILVIO AURORA Associate Professor of Mathematics A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Columbia JOHN BENDER Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Rutgers ALLAN L. BLEECKER Instructor in Botany B.S., Rutgers MARTIN D. BRATT Instructor in Chemistry B.S., City College BENJAMIN CARROLL Professor of Chemistry B.S., City College: A.M., Ph.D., Columbia HAROLD LEE COHEN Teaching Assistant in Physics A.B., M.S., Rutgers FERDINAND DE ANTONIS Instructor in Chemistry B.A., Pennsylvania FRED S, EINSTEIN Instructor in Physics A.B., M.S., Rutgers CARL FELDMAN Teaching Assistant in Physics B.S., City College WILLIAM FISCO Teaching Assistant in Chemistry B.S., Fairleigh Dickinson JAMES R. FREEMAN Assistant Professor of Physics B.A., M.S., McMaster Ph.D., New York University -T' NOT PICTURED -' ROBERT J. RHINESMITH Teaching Assistant in Physics A.B., Rutgers AUGUSTE L. ROUY Visiting Research Specialist Diplome, Ingenieur Docteur, Paris JEROME RUBIN Instructor in Chemistry B.S., Fairleigh Dickinson: M.S., Rutgers NORMAN H. RUSSELL Professor of Botany B.S., Slippery Rock Teachers Ph.D., Minnesota VINCENT SANTARELLI Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., Rochesterp A.M., Columbia Ph.D., Rutgers MARCY SHAPIRO Assistant Instructor in Mathematics A.B., A.M., Columbia B. CHARLOTTE SCHREIBER Teaching Assistant in Geology A.B., Washington HERBERT D. STRAUSS Assistant Instructor in Biology A.B., Washington: M.S., Rutgers KESHAV CHANDRA SONDHI Visiting Assistant Professor of Zoology I.Sc., Holkar College B.Sc., Maharaias College M.Sc., Birla Collegep Ph.D., Agra Collegeg Ph.D., London BENJAMIN PAUL SONNENBLICK Professor of Biology B.S., City College M.S., Ph.D., New York University PATRICK J. TEMPLE Teaching Assistant in Botany B.S. Fordham HAROLD J. WEBSTER Teaching Assistant in Biology B.S., Muhlenberg SOL J. ZIVYAK Teaching Assistant in Chemistry B.S., City College SADIE Z. FEINSOD Instructor in Physics A.B., A.M., Montclair State RICHARD E. GRAHAM Assistant Instructor in Biology B.S., California LESTER MILTON GOLDMAN Honorary Research Specialist B.S., New York University M.D., Maryland BENJAMIN I. GROSS Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., Brooklyny A.M., Ph.D., Pennsylvania ERIC J. KADEL Teaching Assistant in Physics B.S., State University of New York ROBERT LE FANDE Teaching Assistant in Physics B.S., Rhode Island MORTON S. LEFAR Assistant Instructor in Chemistry B.S., M.A., Brooklyn STANLEY LITTMAN Teaching Assistant in Chemistry B.S., City College EMANUEL P. MANCHE Teaching Assistant in Chemistry B.S., City College: M.A., Brooklyn ERNEST MONSE Associate Professor in Chemistry M.S., Ph.D., Maine ALBERT RAPPAPORT Assistant Instructor in Chemistry B.S., Fairleigh Dickinson ROBERT J. REBHAHN Teaching Assistant in Chemistry B.S., Fairleigh Dickinson G RA D UATES gf-m-,, PATRICIA ANN ABRUZZESE ROBERT ALLAN BARI 219 South 21st Street 11 Sfoneybrook Drive Irvingion, New Jersey , if Old Bridge, New Jersey BIOLOGY 'ff ' V: Biological Socielyy Newman Club. g PHYSICS Presiclenf, Mafh-Physics Club. STUART BELGRAD JOSEPH A. BENINTENTE 641 Belgrave Drive 115 Sunrise Terrace Kearny, New Jersey Cedar Grove, New Jersey MATHEMATICS B BIOLOGY 216 Maryland Avenue W f -E F' N Paterson, New Jersey Cf' Z 'QIf i? ' I I MATHEMATICS I A55 1 7 LI Il. 'E I I v I GERI BESTA 110 North 24th Street Kenilworth, New Jersey BIOLOGY .1 'I-'s' A JA I-', I Q . CAMERON SCOTT BONNER 8100 Third Avenue North Bergen, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Math-Physics Club. DAVID WALTER BROADFOOT 216 Maryland Avenue Paterson, New Jersey BIOLOGY Vice-President, President, Biological So- ciety, Baseball Team, Student Council. C iey, I V,--as fi ,,, 61' Cl I ROSE A. BUCSI 19 Hickory Avenue Bergenfield, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Society. PATRICIA M. CALLAHAN 52 Camp Street Newark, New Jersey PRE-MED F.. NANCY CATHERINE CAMBRIA 196 Crystal Street North Arlington, New Jersey CHEMISTRY Treasurer, Historian, Delta Phi Delta, ENCOREp American Chemical Society: Freshman Orientation Committeep Stu- dent Advisorp Newman Club. 41 ROBERTA CICHY GEORGE L. CAMERON 309 Florida Avenue P-O- BOX 5 Amsterdam, New York Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey BIOLOGY PRE-MED Biological Society, Math-Physics Club, Newman Club. It re. ., ,ii Kew me-' W Q- rf-ij' ELNA M. CLAYTON 29 Johnson Road West Orange, New Jersey GEOLOGY Christian Fellowship, Secretary-Treas- urer, Earth Science Club. 42 .EFL Eze. mf: A .sf , l f f 1 In if 7 J Nj GLENN MILTON COHEN 346 Pennington Street Elizabeth, New Jersey BIOLOGY lx 1 -'1 1' if I' LE t ,Em gi 'i:-, 2 5 m f 1 rrrrr 'Qi QQ- Q 2: l S ,g il fn. I . I Newman Club, Housemother, Delta Phi Delta, Coordinating Editor, Editorial As- sistant, ENCORE, Biological Society. faq. JL FRANKLIN A. CRYSTAL I592 Summit Avenue Hillside, New Jersey PRE-MED Biological Society, Tennis, Intramural Basketball. NANCY MARIE DAVIS 36 North 23 Sfreef East Orange, New Jersey BIOLOGY 119' 'Ss Q JOHANNA DEL-RE 34 Avenue C Lodi, New Jersey PRE MED JOHN DI NAPOLI, JR. 417 Union Sireet Carlsiadf, New Jersey BIOLOGY Tau Kappa Epsilon, Biological Sociefy Secretary, Sfudenf Council, Pledge Mis- tress, Delta Phi Delia, Biology Club, EN- CORE- Freshman Orientafion Commifiee. FT GERALD B. DOOHER 32 Terrace Place Kearny, New Jersey BIOLOGY JOSEPH A, DYGAS 1445 Arsdale Terrace Union, New Jersey GEOLOGY Earth Science Club. 5, I lr EDWARD J. FANNING 80 Poe Avenue Newark, New Jersey CHEMISTRY 43 m ' ' : I W FELICE E. FELZENBERG 'I30 Hansbury Avenue Newark, New Jersey BIOLOGY 19 WILLIAM L. FYFE, JR. 665 Elm Street Kearny, New Jersey CHEMISTRY Corresponding Secretary, Beta Sigma Rho, President, American Chemical Soci- eiy, information Officer, ROTC, Mixed Choir. 44 LEONARD FERRARA 255 Orange Avenue Irvington, New Jersey GEOLOGY President, Hisiorian, Publications Com- mittee Chairman, Rush and House Com- mittees, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Junior Class Representative, Vice-President, Earih Sci- ence Club, Freshman Camp Counselor, Chairman, Recreaiions Committee. LESLIE PAUL GARTNER 383 I2th Avenue Paterson, New Jersey PRE-MED History Club, Biology Club. 'QQTH ' I 'rn-' Ll-r, J ' ' ' .., INA DIANE FRIEMAN 356 Stuyvesant Avenue Irvington, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Society, Folk Music Club GERALDINE GIACCONE 79 17th Avenue Paterson, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Math-Physics Club, Newman Club. DEANNA GIRSHON 32 Gifford Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey PHYSICS Vice-Presidenf, Sigma Pi Sigma. 'v MARTIN C. GRIEGAL 209 Atlantic Sfreet Elizabeth, New Jersey MATHEMATICS E F' BRIAN VAN GREENBERG 349 Hollywood Avenue Hillside, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Mafh-Physics Club. SHARON ERICA GRAY 134 Walnut Slreef Roselle Pork, New Jersey MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ROBERT B. HAGEL 545 3rd Avenue West Newark, New Jersey CHEMISTRY American Chemical Sociefy. ,. ,ern ,,I r- II, Ili I l I 1 I I I I. I l, L-, l I I JIM HAND 26 Riverside Drive Denville, New Jersey BIOLOGY Christian Foimdaiion. PETER N. HAYTKO 27 Wrighf Sireet Islin, New Jersey CHEMISTRY American Chemical Society. 'WT CAROL LYNN HUBERT 65 Woodward Street Saddle Brook, New Jersey BIOLOGY-EDUCATION Della Phi Della. 'T HELEN HOFFMAN 9 Fessenden Place Newark, New Jersey THOMAS J. IHDE 'IO6 Kenilworth Road Mountain Lakes, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Junior Varsily Baskefballp Mafh-Physics Club: Newman Clubp Sluclenf-Y. 46 BIOLOGY Biological Sociefy. RICHARD JANNONE 302 West Maple Avenue Bound Brook New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Soclefy. -f 1-21 ,:' ff' rf-eq een, -1 OT- ANN FRANCES JUSTH 75 Burnside Avenue Cranford, New Jersey GEOLOGY Earth Science Club. kb l . iii? ' ' GEORGE KANE 781 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, New York BIOLOGY Captain, Fencing Teamp Varsity Club. Qi gnlqm ' It in ALAN PERRY LEVIN 29 Bentley Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey PRE-MED were 'H-.. 'CBM 1 FRANCES KUSHNER KAPLAN 65 Manchester Court Wayne, New Jersey MATHEMATICS-EDUCATION PHYLLIS ANN LIBERTELL 219 Belmont Avenue Belleville, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Math-Physics Club, Newman Club. . I ggi I 'fc an Pl'- 2 .1 gm., I I. git vv r-u - 5,55 fury-gg m'f'f1 123- , g'IIIlli:A'If fini: I asia 'I' 1 IL-t, , e-- - ' I: :iii ADRIAN KOLE 65 Osborne Street Glen Ridge, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Varsity Bowling, Math-Physics Club, Newman Club. II If - JOSEPHINE LOPEZ 1486 Oakland Avenue Union, New Jersey MATHEMATICS ar, .rw . I me MARLENE L. MAGGIO 709 De Graw Avenue Newark, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Society. ' l .I JEFFREY BEVAN MALICK 34 Depew Sireef Dumont, New Jersey BIOLOGY MICHAEL A. MARCHETTI 227 Passaic Avenue Belleville, New Jersey CHEMISTRY JOHN E. MARA 13 Lockwood Drive Clifton, New Jersey - FRE-MED Treasurer, American Chemical Society. ROGER MAMAY 22 Bremond Streef Belleville, New Jersey CHEMISTRY-PRE-MED Class Secrefaryp Varsify Club, English Club. W '-rzf V x .Q F eb ie I . L. EILEEN ROSE MARTELL 59 Elm Street North Arlington, New Jersey MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Recording Secrefary, Delia Phi Della, Newman Club. LEONARD J. MARTIN 22 Island Avenue Little Falls, New Jersey BIOLOGY FRANCES MENZEL 1058 Burnet Avenue Union, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Mafh-Physics Club. MICHAEL A. MOHS 401 Highland Terrace Orange, New Jersey CHEMISTRY American Chemical Sociefy. fllwa-5 -'3 I '-, LILLIAN GRACE MISLEY 67 Berlant Avenue Linden, New Jersey PHYSICS Mafh-Physics Club: Mixed Choir. MARTIN S. MILGRIM 10 Avenue D New York Ciiy, New York PRE-DENTAL lil- I Jr 1, '11 F, til ll 6 ' I g nn. I iv GENE JAY MOSS 1812 Manor Drive Union, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Tau Kappa Epsilong Mafh-Physics Club 49 DAVID ROSS NAYSMITH Rifle Camp Road Wes! Paierson, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Secretary, Glove and Treasurer, l.F.C. I K I I I I I RICHARD CHARLES NELL 'I04 Orchard Hill Drive Lincroff, New Jersey PRE-MED FRANCES J. POLITO 5 Bellevue Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY logy Club, Women's Recreafion Asso- lion. MORRIS POLLAK 287 Munn Avenue Hillside, New Jersey MATHEMATICS ITT THERESA ANNE NYIRI 2 Oakridge Avenue Nutley, New Jersey GEOLOGY Newman Club, Earfh Science Club, Delia Phi Della. ,IQ ,Qu PHILIP JOSEPH PONDISCIO 1250 Carlton Terrace Union, New Jersey CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS Class Vice-Presiclenf, Sludenf Council, Vice-President, American Chemical So- cieiy, Co-Chairman, Freshman Camp, Division Leader, Sludenf Y Membership Drive, Co-Capiain, Wresfling Team, Var- sify Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon. DOUGLAS S. POTTER 9 Sunset Drive Millburn, New Jersey MATHEMATICS DOROTHY RUTH RAPP 89 Hillside Terrace Irvinglan, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Socieiy, Capfain, Cheerlead- ersg Freshman Camp Leader, Fencing Club. E-rt., Ni.. ' e gl, I will W - ' F J I ANDREW A. PRIETO 799 Bloomfield Street Hoboken, New Jersey BIOLOGY Treasurer, Biological Sociefy, Spanish Club, Intramural Sports. RONALD PETER REALE 534 Norih 51h Street Newark, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Mafh-Physics Club. Vw. V .ww . . M. ., I 1.5. 4?',, , we, I i I ARTHUR RAND 525 Passaic Avenue Passaic, New Jersey PRE-MED Biological Society, Secrefary, Treasurer, Vice-President, Alpha Phi Omega. -swag! SANFORD BERNARD REMS 25 Shaw Avenue Newark, New Jersey MATHEMATICS 51 THOMAS VINCENT RUANE 99 Lincoln Park Newark, New Jersey BIOLOGY ,ffx 49,2 DIANA MAE SCHNEIDER 133 Kearny Avenue Kearny, New Jersey BIOLOGY CHARLES RUBIN I0 Elberfa Road Maplewood, New Jersey MATHEMATICS I.F.C.p Pledge Masler, Tau Kappa Epsi- I Ion. ROBERT ERIC SCHWIND 446 Boulevard Garfield, New Jersey GEOLOGY Presidenf, Earfh Science Club. SIDNEY J. SCHIFFMAN 'I569 Summit Avenue Hillside, New Jersey PRE-DENTAL PETER JAMES SCIANA 644 East 30th Street Paterson, New Jersey PHYSICS LEONARD SCRUDATO JR. 124 West 30th Street Bayonne, New Jersey PHYSICS Senior Class Vice-President, Vice-Cl1an- cellor, Beta Sigma Rhog Treasurer, Math-Physics Clubg Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-President, l.F.C.f Junior Class Treas- urer. JUDITH ANNE SHILLCOCK 122 Prospect Place South Orange, New Jersey BIOLOGY Newman Club, Freshman Orientation Committee, Biological Society. er-n .I, I FREDERICK J. SELZER 9 Hoover Avenue West Orange, New Jersey PRE-DENTAL Biological Society. 2, .,-12-.. . . ,gee . I.'f-3-U - ' I 1-I N Y M 'Lglllgti ,gvu Iaffieaiiiqz- ' I' IL1Na,,,:, , ,ii ' . Iplfn I' I I, rw we 1,1 il -we 1 :. I I IL il HOWARD NEIL SILVER 381 Leslie Street Newark, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Math-Physics Clubp Biological Society, Intramural Sports. WILLIAM B. SERRANI 57 Walnut Street Montclair, New Jersey MATHEMATICS President, Newman Club, Mathematics- Physics Club, Intramural Sports. JACQUELYN SMITH 271 So. Burnet Street East Orange, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Society, Treasurer, Delta Sigma Chi, Cheerleaderp N.A.A.C.P. 53 DANIEL SORRELL 1046 Sheridan Avenue Elizabeih, New Jersey PRE-MED J 'gil in if FRANCES LEAH STEIN 15 Briarwood Drive Somerset, New Jersey CHEMISTRY Vice-Presidenf, Pledge Misfress, Record- ing Secrefary, Delta Sigma Chi, Arfs and Sciences Edifor, ENCORE, Chairman, Who's Who and Awards Commifiee, American Chemical Society, Secrefary- Treasurer, Pan Hellenic Associafion, Leadership Symposium, Freshman Orien- fafion Commiffee, Student Advisor. GARY MICHAEL SOBO 40 Holly Drive Short Hills, New Jersey PRE-MED Freshman Represenfafive, Sfudenf Coun- cil, Sophomore Represenlafive, Sfudenf Council, Associale Ecliior, OBSERVER, Chairman, Freshman Orienfafion Com- miflee, Vice-President, Inter-Collegiaie Council, Sophomore Class Commiffee, Consfifufional Revisions Commiffee, Ad- visor, Freshman Camp, YM-YWCA, Cabinef, Chairman, Leadership Training Commiffee. ARLENE STEINBACHER 777 South Seventeenth Sfreet Newark, New Jersey ZOOLOGY Biological Sociefy, Secrefary, Folk Music Club, Mummers. Af Y JOHN T. STARK 506 Kennedy Boulevard Bayonne, New Jersey BIOLOGY Glove and Slick Frafernify, l.F.C. R resenfalive. V ,V ' ZSOLT SZE KE LY 1701 Earl Street Union, New Jersey ZOOLOGY ep JOSEPH M. SZPIECH 1064 Grove Street Irvington, New Jersey PRE-MED Newman Club, Biology Club. - X VINCENT M. TRAINA 19 Arden Place Short HiIIs, New Jersey PRE-DENTAL Biological Society, Intramurals. JUDITH MARIE SZULECKI 120 Berckman Street Plainfield, New Jersey PRE-MED Editor-in-Chief, Pharmacy Editor, EN- CORE, President, Delta Phi Delta, President, Pan Hellenic Association, Sec- retary, APhA, Pharmacy Secretary, Sophomore' Class, Pledge Mistress, Lambda Kappa . Sigma, Publications Board, Newman Club. LESTER J. TUROCZI 278 Clendenny Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Society, Alpha Zeta Omega, APhA, Christian Fellowship. RICHARD G. TADDEO 36 Cleveland Street Orange, New Jersey PRE-DENTAL KENNETH L. TYSON 108 Wavecrest Avenue Winfield Park, New Jersey MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY JUDITH WELLER USTIN 1902-B Manor Drive Union, New Jersey MATH-EDUCATION Delta Sigma Chi, Math-Physics Club, Economics Club, Elecfions Commiffee. 5 zz 1, ur I+ gyagf. . ' is , ' Ill-I-f I, in! 'i 4 V FT , avg ff we I ,wi WILLIAM C. WARREN 128 Souih 13th Sfreef Newark, New Jersey ZOOLOGY Varsify Wresfling. ZIRKA WENKE 37 Linden Avenue Irvington, New Jersey BIOLOGY Treasurer, Vice-President, Ukrainian Club. MICHAEL ALLEN WIENER DOROTHY L. WINTERS 271 Goldsmirh Avenue 10 Curtis Street Newark, New Jersey Bloomfieid, New Jersey PRE-MED BIOLOGY 56 Alumnae Secreiary, Alpha lofa Delia, Newman Club, Biological Sociefyp Fresh- man Camp Leader. BARBARA U. BOWEN 247 West Hazelwood Avenue Rahwoy, New Jersey MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY STANLEY CARTINE 483 Boyden Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey MATHEMATICS THOMAS CHAPTER 381 Princeton Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey GEOLOGY Earth Science Club. SUSAN E. CHAPTER 381 Princeton Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biology Club, Earth Science Club. ROBERT A. CICENIA 321 Clifton Avenue Newark 4, New Jersey MATHEMATICS ANN DADAIAN 2508 Palisade Avenue Weehawken, New Jersey PRE-MEDICAL STEVEN FREDERICK DAUM 195 Dickerson Street Newark 7, New Jersey CHEMISTRY ALLEN I. ENDLICH 163 Van Nostrand Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey BIOLOGY Biological Society, Fencing Team, Tau Kappa Epsilon. BOHDAN OREST FECOWYCZ 529 Market Street Newark, New Jersey BIOLOGY-PRE-MED Ukrainian Club. LISA FORMAN 58 Mountainview Road Millburn, New Jersey BIOLOGY NOT PICTURED MICHAEL N. IANNARONE 64 Fairmount Terrace East Orange, New Jersey BIOLOGY JULIUS A. KOCZAN 2025 Oliver Street Rahway, New Jersey GEOLOGY VALDIS LACIS 291 Glenwood Avenue East Orange, New Jersey BIOLOGY ROBERT A. MARGULIES 30 West 36th Street Bayonne, New Jersey PRE-MED Biological Society. ANTHONY R. MARICONDA 170 East 16tl'I Street Paterson, New Jersey BIOLOGY DAVID B. MERDLER 79 North 12th Street Hawthorne, New Jersey CHEMISTRY PHYLLIS MONCHER 50 Hastings Avenue Rutherford, New Jersey BIOLOGY Librarian, Mixed Choir, Biology Club EDWARD O. CONNOR III 97 Ann Street Newark, New Jersey MATHEMATICS JOHN STEPHEN WEISMAN 40 South Kingman Road South Orange, New Jersey PHYSICS JOHN LANCE WYSOCKI 724 4tl'I Street Lyndhurst, New Jersey CHEMISTRY SUUCFSHML SKEHIEBUKEIS AWA V,-I1 .jf .1 .,E. '- . ':1' Tuff 4,. Q :F1:'1.Q E'?f 1 - ' V - :ff ' ,4 ,' 'P Q y ': . Ni 'fl ' l f, 1 'Il- FACULTY ' . 5-aff' MORRIS BECK HENRY BLUMENTHAL Professor of Economics Professor of Hisfory A.B., Pennsylvania State A.B., Berlini A.M., Ph.D., Colilornio A.M., Ph.D., Columbia WERNER J. CAHNMAN Associafe Professor of Sociology Pl'l,D., Munich GEORGE c. CONSTANTACOPOULOS HELEN JOSEPHINE COOKE Assisfanf Professor of Economics P 0fe550 of Economics A.M., Athens: Ph.D., Columbia A.B., Brooklyny A.M1., Ph.D., Columbia JOHN P. CULLITY Leclurer in Economics B.S., SL Pe?er'sg A.M., Columbia 1 RONALD T. ELY MILTON GOLD Asslsfanl Professor of Hisfory Assislanf Professor of Hisfory A.B., Princetong A.M., Ph.D., Harvard A-B-1 A-M-1 MlCl1I9Gl1i Ph-D., COIUYHIUIU DENNIS GOLIN Teaching Assislonf in Psychology B.S., State University of New York B.S., M.A. TARAS HUNCZAK Assisfanf Professor of Hislory , Fordhomg Ph.D., Vienna XJ. I ,J ,LI ..-41 h Y .f ,., , q'6Jf-' - ,-1 ,- .. :.9,.,,.. 1' .1 , ,,...1,,k.,,,., , .f Mug, .f, .1 ,Qi ,T , IZJEQ1 , A rr! Z: ,V MARTIN D. HYMAN Assislonf Professor in Sociology A.B., Princefonp A.M., Columbia I I I I I I I I 1 I V STANLEY KAISH lnsfrucfor in Economics MARY KIEVIT Assisfanf Professor of Sociology A.B., Cornell: AM-, Pennsylvania s.s., M.A., Pho., Ohio sem ANN LARIMORE KOLARS Assislanf Professor of Geography B.A., Wellesleyp M.A., Ph.D., Chicago DANIEL S. LEHRMAN 1, - I si JOHN T. KRAUSE Associafe Professor of Hisfory B.A., Los Angeles: Ph.D., New York University .IOSEF BEN MAIER Direcfor of lnsfifufe of Animal Behavior Professor of Sociology B.S., City College A.M., Ph.D., Columbia Ph.D., New York Universiiy IRWIN I.. MERKER Assisfanf Professor of Hislory A.B., New York University M.A., Ph.D., Princefon ELLIOT ALFRED ROSEN Assisfanf Professor of Hisfory A.B., A.M., Ph.D., New York University .rfiigw I , ' :lu 5, LESLIE KRIEGER Teaching Assisfonf in Psychology A.B.,' M.A., Rutgers gs. LEO SCHELBERT lnsfrucfor in Hisfory A.M., Fordham Ja.. V- U' :W 1 wx ,:'1,r T,, - 1,-,.g-' 'H f : :N f x ,wiv WH N 1, H M is X: 1 '- i ,Q ii ' T V L HUBERT GLASGOW SCHMIDT Professor of Hisfory Ph.B., A.M., Chicogop Ph.D., Ruigers WILLIAM SCHUTTER STERNER Associafe Professor of Educaiion B.S., M.5., Pennsylvania: Ed.D., Rutgers r r P i i ' 3. 'WF' 'TV 4. 'ri 5, MELVYN SCHNALL Assistant Professor in Psychology HEINZ HERMANN SEELBACH Assisfani Professor in Political Science B.S,, Unionp A.M., Clark A.B., A.M., Kentucky GEORGE HORSLEY SMITH Professor of Psychology A.B., A,M., George Washinglon Ph.D., Cornell THEODORE THAYER l-EO TROY Professor gf Higfqry Associaie Professor of Economics B.S., A.M., Buffalop Ph.D., Pennsylvania A3-, Pennsylvania Sfafe Ph.D., Columbia WALTER F. WEIKER 1 1 A 1 1 11 11 WILLIAM DeWlTT WELLS SYDNEY HENRY ZEBEL Assisfanf Professor of Political Science Associafe Professor of Psychology Professor of Hrsfory B.A., Antioch: M.A., Johns Hopkins A.B., Lafayette: A.M., Ph.D., Stanford A-B-. Weilern Reserve Ph.D., Princeton A.M., Ph.D., New York University SUNG-HWAN CHANG lnsfrucfor in Hisfory A.B., Yonsei: A.M., Columbia NORMAN DAIN Associafe Professor of History B.A., Brooklyn: A.M., Ph.D., Columbia DOROTHY DINNERSTEIN Associafe Professor of Psychology A.B., Brooklyn M.S.S., Ph.D., New School for Social Research ERNST W. HANSEN Assisfanf Professor of Psychology A.B., Rutgers: M.A., Ph.D., Wisconsin ROBERT ADOLF KANN Professor of Hisfory J.D., Vienna: B.L.S., Ph.D., Columbia HANNAH A. LEVIN Assislanf Professor of Psychology A.B., Wisconsin: M.S., Ph.D., Rutgers ROBERT N. MIDDLETON lnsfruclor in Hislory B.A., M.A., Detroit NOT PICTURED KENNETH E. MILLER Associofe Professor of Political Science A.B., A.M., Kansas: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins THOMAS l. MOODIE lnsirudor in Hislory A.B., Park College: A.M., Columbia LARRY D. NACHMAN Assislanf Professor in Polifical Science A.B., Columbia JOHN B. ROBERTSON lnslrucfor in Hisfory B.A., B.S., Miami: M.S., Wisconsin JAY SETH ROSENBLATT Associale Professor in Psychology B.A., M.A., Ph.D., New York University CAROL SCHULMAN Lecturer in Psychology A.B., M.S., Rutgers PAULA SLOBODIN Teaching Assisfanf in Psychology B.S., M.A., City College DIANNE EVA AMSTERDAM 153 Linden Avenue Verona, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY President, Vice-President, Pledge Mother, Alpha lofd Deltap ENCOREf OBSERVER Psychology Club. SUSAN ASARIAN 27 Fulton Street Newark, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Science Club. GRADUATES LEWIS PHILIP ARONSON 74 Luddingfon Road Jersey City 5, New Jersey ECONOMICS EDWARD A. ANISKIEWICZ Valhalla Road Montville, New Jersey ECONOMICS Economics Club. CAROLE MARIE ASTUNI 163-9 Huntington Terrace Newark, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Newman Club, Delta Phi Delta Sorority. CHARLES EDWARD BAER 3'l Dayton Street Elizabeth, New Jersey BUSINESS JOSEPH ARTHUR BAILEY 33 Sheffield Street Jersey City 5, New Jersey BUSINESS WAYNE R. BANNISTER 600 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey GOVERNMENT JEFFREY ALAN BARISH 8 Cliffside Drive Livingston, New Jersey ACCOUNTING Alpha Epsilon Pi. EDWARD J. BALZ 579 Walnut Street Elizabeth, New Jersey ECONOMICS Kappa Psi, Economics Club. 1 A HENRY D. BARON 134 Tuxedo Parkway Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS ADMlNlSTRATlON Pi Lambda Phi, Accounting Club. 65 ROBERT J. BARROW 'I72 Bellevue Sfreef Elizabeth, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY if-em -ii.. ir' -re' JOEL BERGMAN 288 Goldsmith Avenue Newark, New Jersey PRE-LAW JO ANN BECHERER 76 Welland Avenue Irvingfon, New Jersey HISTORY RAZVIGOR BAZALA I Norlh Terrace Maplewood, New Jersey HISTORY RONALD A. BERMAN 550 Riverside Drive Elizabeth, New Jersey BUSINESS QQ? ,giver iii iw I J T I H1 ff' KG ROBERT BRADLEY BLAC KMAN 430 Edgar Road Westfield, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE ENCORE, Political Science Club. Beta STANLEY Baoss 29 Wadsworth Terrace Cranford, New Jersey BUSINESS Sigma Rho. ., ,fv- I Lp I fn in .4 gmlii Q, ' Y,-sl LI, B' .,.,-A ITL I ROBERT E. BURNS 179 Orange Road Montclair, New Jersey ECONOMICS ELIZABETH BROWN 'I5 Baldwin Place Bloomfield, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY ARLENE PHYLLIS BUSH 138 77th Street North Bergen, New Jersey HISTORY Secrefary, History Club, Liberal Club: Political Science Club. EDWARD T. BUCKLE 5-C Gulfstream Avenue Winfield, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE E :- 5- .wil ul L -just ' ,,,L 'wi I K ' Y 'l I I I ,S .I , iii' J T' ' I ' 1' gm., tai 3: ' Iq 'L.II.. I FRANK JOHN BYRNES 51 John Street Cranford, New Jersey ECONOMICS 67 ROGER LOUIS CAMACHO 49 Van Riper Avenue Clifton, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Secretary, Glove and Stick, Varsity Base- ball. f.,-, , sees fgevmu 21211 -SHE' E '57 if I , 'Jag , fi GEORGE E. CASAPULLA 707 East 30th Street Paterson, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Intramural Bowling, Sports Car Club. 68 'I 2--L If . I 4- -'Nm DUNCAN CAMERON 85 Fox Hedge Road Saddle River, New Jersey GENERAL BUSINESS Varsity Fencing Team, Corresponding Secretary, Varsity Club, Delta Sigma Pi, Business Administration Club, N.A.A.C.P. JERRY ALAN CASSER 'I90 Louise Street Clifton, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Beta Sigma Rho, Economics Club, Politi- cal Science Club, History Club, Mixed Choir, Intramural Sports. wi ROSALIE ANN CANNONE 541 East Jersey Street Elizabeth, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Science Club, Newman Club Y Freshman Camp Leacler, OBSERVER English Club, Sophomore Dance Com mittee. I JOSEPH P. CASTELLANO 388 North 'llth Street Newark 7, New Jersey HISTORY JOHN V. CAVANAUGH 7971 Walker Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PSYCHOLOGY -V -, . W WTF 1.1 Q52 PAMELA CERRUTO 386 North 6111 Sireef Newark, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Freshman Comp Counselor. CAROL JEAN CHRISTIE 2471 Hill Road Westfield, New Jersey HISTORY Secreiary, Hislory Club. . , . .:-.WW -f - -.,,gC..e.v DEBORAH SUSAN CHURCH 250 Mount Vernon Place Newark, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY NATALIA A. CHYTRA 141 Orchard Sfreef Elizobeih, New Jersey STATISTICS Secrefary, Ukrainian Sfuclenl Associa- fion- Newman Club- Malh-Physics Club, Economics Club. X , 3 C .. Elllfgee ELLEN SUE COAN 72 Sykes Avenue Livingston, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Recording Secretary, Delta Sigma Chi Sociology Club. 69 ROCHELLE F. COHEN 151 South Munn Avenue Eos? Orange, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY JEAN COOK 238 Windsor Sfreei Kearny, New Jersey BUSINESS Siudeni Christian Associaiiony Accouni- ing Club, Business Adminisiralion Club. REBECCA LOIS COOK 1369 Norfh Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey HISTORY Hisiory Club. ' .fee -'er ,Ir W is weaker 'ei U me 1. N Y M-'4,, . ,L . GERALDINE A. COPPOLA 10 Calumet Sfreet Newark, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Poliiical Science Club. 70 JOSEPH COZZI 70 Warurch Road Hillside, New Jersey HISTORY Treasurer, History Club. JOSEPH HOWARD CRAFT 452 Norih 5th Sfreef Newark, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY JUDITH CZLAPINSKI 79 East 5th Street Bayonne, New Jersey HISTORY :Pr 'WE :l:'::, 1 i Y Y W 1 . 1 4' T Q. k V ESTER D'ARAUJO 458 South 'l9th Street Newark, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY N.A.A.C.P., Treasurer, Mixed Choir, Federal College Internship Program, Tutor. Ti 'sf L' 1 Q -. GEORGE A. DALE 'IO Montrose Street South Orange, New Jersey BUSINESS Senior Vice-President, Chancellor, Delta Sigma Pi, Vice-President, Accounting Club, Business Administration Club, Eco- nomics Club, Finance Club, Marketing Club. - CB ANTHONY P. DAVINO 154 South Ridgewood Road South Orange, New Jersey PRE-DENTAL M A kat 3- W f X f- M f X -V- GERARD EUGENE DALY 387 Mechanic Street Perth Amboy, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY ,-.:,. , www-. , ' 1 1 W1 L -ff Y if . . uf ng., lr. 1 Y RAYMOND PAUL DE BLASI 103 Summer Street Passaic, New Jersey BUSINESS Professional Chairman, Social Chairman, Delta Sigma Pi., Treasurer, Student Council, Treasurer, Business Admin- istration Club, ROTC, Newman Club, Economics Club, Accounting Club, Ad- vertising Manager, OBSERVER, Manage- ment Club, Marketing Club, Finance Club. 71 CAMILLE DEO IB6 East Kinney Street Newark, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Sociology Clubg English Clubg OB- SERVERp GALLERY. 4? 'UN Aa JUDITH DI LALLO 393 Sussex Street Paterson, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Christian Club. 1 I ,tier f I I JAMES M. DI GIOVANNI 122 Hopper Avenue Nutley New Jersey ECONOMICS Economics Club. FORD DI ORIO 325 Clifton Avenue Newark 4, New Jersey ECONOMICS Economics Club. 72 JOSEPH DI STEFANO 495 North 'I'lIl'1 Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY ..J GARY WILLIAM DONNER I4 Decker Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey BUSINESS DIANE F. DRABIK 18 Fox Place Jersey City, New Jersey 4 HISTORY Parliamentarian, Delta Phi Delta, EN- CORE, History Club, Political Science Club. ' FF: '- 5 '-ev? , ROBERT P. ESCHINO 313 45th Street Union City, New Jersey ECONOMICS President, Economics Club, Social Com- mittee, Student Council, Advertising Manager, Business Manager, OBSERVER. EILEEN DUMBROFF 1481 Maple Avenue Hillside, New Jersey HISTORY Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Co-Chairman, Student Council Social Committee, Freshman Orientation Com- mittee, History Club, Student Y , Advisor, Freshman Camp, Correspond- ing Secretary, Historian, Delta Sigma Chi, Jewish Student Organization. CHARLES D. FELDMAN 982 West Side Avenue Jersey City 6, New Jersey ,SSM 1 1:-when-3' EDWARD E. DUNLEAVY 30 Vineyard Place Passaic, New Jersey BUSINESS Treasurer, Delta Sigma Pi, Business Ad- ministration Club, Vice-President, Ac- counting Club, Marketing Club. su-Q LYNN CAROL FELSENHELD 4 Cliffside Drive Livingston, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Delta Sigma Chi, Cheerleader, Sociology Club. 73 MYRNA B. FENICHEL 'I49 Hansbury Avenue Newark, New Jersey HISTORY Secretary, Jewish Student Organization. DANIEL J. FORD 2295 Mountain Avenue Scotch Plains, New Jersey BUSINESS Treasurer, Accounting Club, Delta Sigma Pi, Business Administration Clubp Eco- nomics Club, History Club. 74 I' ROBERT JAMES FIORE 322 Garfield Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Wrestling, Vice-President, Varsity Club. GERALD J. FORTE 'I4 South Locust Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey BUSINESS K FRANK E. FIORILLI 590 North Grave Street East Orange, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Vice-President, Student Councilp Chair- man, Student Organizations Committee, Chairman, Publications Committeef Fi- nancial Committee, Freshman Orienta- tion Committee. ,,i.v,, ROBERT A. FRANCISCHETTI 701 Centre Street Nutley, New Jersey BUSINESS-ACCOUNTING Economics Club, Business Administration Clubp Secretary, Accounting Club, Mar- keting Clubp Secretary, Delta Sigma Pip ENCORE, Prom Committee. LESTER STANLEY FRANZ 23 South Boyden Parkway Maplewood, New Jersey ECONOMICS Sophomore'Class Treasurer: Public Rela- tions Chairman, l.F.C.g Beta Sigma Rho, Varsity Tennis, Student Council. MYRON EZRA FUHRMANN 276 Clinton Place Newark 'I7, New Jersey BUSINESS JOAN GALT lexow Avenue Upper Nyack, New York POLITICAL SCIENCE Secretary, Alpha Iota Delta, N.A.A.C.P., English Club. 1 Y ROBERT N. FRIEDMAN 475 Clifton Avenue Newark, New Jersey ECONOMICS Publicity and Staging Director, Knight at the MoviesL MICHAEL GARELIK 83 Wolcott Terrace Newark, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY I 'rr I ' Y 53 .-, -ff r X 1-ir gf' mwlieigfff 'us 'P rrlligfg l' If ur. . ff-fa. I I 5 r ' 'F ffm: - MICHAEL GERVOLINO 56 Holmes Street Belleville, New Jersey BUSINESS 12HSWi1'f'mf?i sE '1L -' T, 7: 7 2 ' . i'e'f5-iq A - . -- , ,fee ii, :ff LAURENCE J. GIESSUEBEL I77 State Street Bloomfield, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Newman Club, AFROTC. . fi-'Ci Tj? . I . 4 i3F',?I GERALDINE A. GOLDER T12 Galloping Hill Road Roselle Park, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Corresponding Secretary, Historian, Del- ta Phi Delta, Political Science Clubg OBSERVER. 76 STEPHEN K. GLICKMAN T27 Elmwood Avenue Passaic, New Jersey HISTORY VICTOR GOLDMAN 43 West 32nd Street Bayonne, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY President, Sociology Club, Freshman Representative, Student Council, Liberal Club. NAN GOLDBERG 33 Fern Avenue Irvington, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY ENCORE, Liberal Club. I I I' J. s ii il .iff K II I. If I i :lg if-ggi - . .ig-3'-fr ' ' Q Fmt Q get leur' lla: 'L R 'EIA I -Q-7 GORDON J. GOLUM 352 Wainwright Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY History Club. SANDRA LOIS GORDON 442 Cedar Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Secretary, Sociology Club. , ,--- ,-4'-vers, ,un 5. I 3 ,gm , ' 5,-.A:z,rg mi' -E . I A v I FI wi P611 I R -than HILDA GREENWALD 527 Norih Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Benfon 81 Bowles Fellow. ANTHONY F. GRALEWSKI 241 Montgomery Sfreef Jersey Ciiy 2, New Jersey BUSINESS Newman Club, ROTC. HERBERT N. GROSSMAN 536 Bloy Streei Hillside, New Jersey ECONOMICS Bela Sigma Rho, Economics Club, Polifi- cal Science Club, Research Assisfanf io Dr. Morris Beck, lnlernafional Labor Or- ganizafion Summer Fellowship Finalist. J, s ,N ff. , ,D f-.- , '-:.'1'?fi : T--'L ' r -' V -----v7 i RICHARD ALAN GREEN 41 Morley Lane Bloomfield, New Jersey BUSINESS Accouniing Club, Business Aclminisfra- tion Club, Economics Club, Freshman Camp Commiffee. I JOHN TERHUNE GUIDERA 63 Arsdale Terrace East Orange, New Jersey H ISTORY-SOC IOLOGY Folk Music Club, Sociology Club: Con- servaiive Club, Dairy Husbandry Club. , -Hs 77 JAMES JOHN HACKETT 37 Herning Avenue Cranford, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY 1 F it Y , ig t i w I 5 V . t ra t M G, rss N' 1. 'gk RUTH JANE HANDEL 68 First Street Pequannock, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY AGNES MARIE HALAMAY 136 West Grand Street Elizabeth, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY ip: is 5 lsr 47,5 WSG? FREDERIC JOSEPH HAMMERLE 63 Locust Avenue Millburn, New Jersey ECONOMICS Sophomore Class Committeef Freshman Orientation Committeep Rutgers Choir. JOSEPH HARRIS O1 Wt J, EMIL PHILLIP HERMAN H:fl?eric::ieJl':a:Ie?vvi':l::ey 7 2? Hasbgjuikviigigmi,Alxgxvuiersey PSYCHOLOGY - . HISTORY 7B if S Co-Captain, Fencing Teamf History Club 'fi -I LL Varsity Clubf ROTC Band. SY be-fe 50 , PQ N F' M Q fg fide JS' C we 67-ff' -'A 1 V STEI5HEN HILBERG 'I7 Field Road Maplewood, New Jersey RIISINESS AARON HIPSCHER 300 Wainwright Sheet Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS-ACCOUNTING Business Conference Luncheon, Account- ing Cluby Business Administration Club. OKSANA ZORIANA HNATYK 212 Nesbit Terrace Irvington, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Ukrainian Club. lu r .nv ' JOEL S. HODES 'I35 Wainwright Street Newark, New Jersey ACCOUNTING-BUSINESS Business Luncheon, Business Club. ARLEEN J. HOLLANDER 77 Wolcott Terrace Newark, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Secretary, Mixed Cl1olr. PETER J. HOWLEY I5-A Doremus Street Summit, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Science Clubg Economics Club, Debate Team. 79 LEONARD JOSEPH HUSKEY 22 Peach Tree Avenue Hanover, New Jersey GENERAL BUSINESS H ml' a ,fi 1 I I :I I RICHARD E. KAFAF 3 Clover Lane Verona, New Jersey BUSINESS Accounting Club, Business Administra- tion Club. 80 .mt ul NADIA S. KAC HMAR 693 South 20th Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY President, Vice-President, Ukrainian Stu- dent Association, History Club, Newman Club. A GILBERT B. KAISER JR. 30 Kerlyn Court Elizabeth, New Jersey HISTORY , I I , MARC RICHARD KADISH 9 Greenwood Avenue West Orange, New Jersey HISTORY Rush Chairman, Pledge Master, Vice- President, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Public Re- lations Officer, President, Inter-Fraternity Council, Historian, Phi-Alpha Theta, Stu- dent Y Leadership Conference, OB- SERVER, l.F.C., History Club, Freshman Orientation Committee. CC . W -f,-re ' 'f Q- ' W- Y .:,6I?s' I I ' :L ,J-'HI rr I I l 1 w ' i5 ?e.fLL:.l .i,.f,.L.r-- AUGUSTA I. KARGEN 34 Berkeley Street Maplewood, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Delta Sigma Chi. ANITA SUE KASEN 26 Bedford Terrace Irvington, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY N.A.A.C.P.g Liberal Club, Foreign Film Club. MARY EILEEN KEANE 13 Beichman Place Irvington 11, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY MARVIN HARVEY KATZ 21 Wegmon Parkway Jersey City, New Jersey HISTORY THOMAS KEATING 91 Eos! Second Sfreei Clifton, New Jersey BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Business Administration Clubf Economics Club, Hisfory Club. LETA SUE KAYE 49 Ivy Slreef Newark, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE JOAN CONSTANZA KEIZER 342 Yale Avenue Hillside, New Jersey HISTORY 81 ILENE KESSELHAUT 1478 Franklin Street Hillside, New Jersey HISTORY ' ' il i in QI? fiiif , Illlll . if f Q 5 , ffl I .ml ll' f,::: f WT ,w it nl 'fn' IRWIN KLUGMAN 279 Crooks Avenue Clifton, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE-PSYCHOLOGY Political Science Club. 82 STANLEY W. KESSELMAN 294 Pomona Avenue Newark, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Liberal Club. ROBERT P. KOLODIN 163 Huntington Terrace Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I IRENE ROSE N. KING 74 Burnett Street Newark, New Jersey PRE-LAW College of Arts and Sciences Editor, Assistant Editor, ENCORE, News Editor, OBSERVER, Social Chairman, Delta Phi Delta, Student Council, GALLERY, Stu- dent Y, History Club, English Club, Welcome Freshman Committee, Fresh- man Advisor, Newman Club, Tutor. DIANE KORBMAN 1787 Manor Drive Irvington, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Mixed Choir. THEODORE R. KORDOWER 58 Rutgers Street Irvington, New Jersey ECONOMICS Varsity Wrestlingg Economics Club, Var- sity Club. r ' I MARK B. KRISTAL 26 Cleveland Avenue Harrison, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Producer-Director, Rutgers-Newark Mu- sical-Comedy Review, Rutgers Film Festival. - .,11i'Qif'Ii, CAROLE ANNE KOSKO 43 Hillcrest Avenue Cranford, New Jersey HISTORY Secretary, Newman Club. LARRY IRA KRON 70 Elliot Street Passaic, New Jersey BUSINESS Delta Sigma Pig Business Administration Clubp Wrestling Team, Accounting Club, Economics Club. JOHN D. KRENITSKY 97 Wessington Ave. Garfield, New Jersey BUSINESS Delta Sigma Pi, Accounting Club, Busi- ness Administration Club, Spanish Play I I JOHN KUCHTA JR. 949 Bonnel Court Union, New Jersey ECONOMICS 83 BARRY HOWARD KU RTZ 24 Barbara Way Wayne, New Jersey HISTORY JOSEPH LA CORTE 559 First Street Carlstadt, New Jersey ECONOMICS Treasurer, Economics Club. 84 SUSAN EVELYN KYNOR 'III North 'I7th Street East Orange, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Vice-President, Treasurer, Rutgers-New ark Christian Fellowship, Woman's Rec- reotion Association, Debating Society, American Chemical Society. MARY ANN LALLI 54 Webster Street Newark, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Vice-President, Christian Fellowship. ',,j S 3:5 PAUL ARTHUR LACKEY I8 Bryant Drive Livingston, New Jersey BUSINESS EDWIN KENNETH LEIBOWITZ 2 Kensington Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Sociology Club. PHILIP I. LEMBO 114 Copeland Avenue Lyndhurst, New Jersey HISTORY Secretary, Vice-President, Tau Kappa Epsilon, I.F.C., Student Council Repre- sentative, History Club. Lg!! -IE . v, v I er- E , I i I. L , I GEORGE M. LOMBARDY 87 Nichol Street Newark, New Jersey GOVERNMENT FRANK LEPORE 283 First Avenue Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OBSERVER, Intramural Sports, Economics Club, Business Administration Club, Newman Club, Publicity Committee. PATRICIA A. LYNCH 805 New York Avenue Union City, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY LIVIA DEBORAH LESNIK 44 Ascension Street Passaic, New Jersey HISTORY DANIEL J. MAIELLA 277 North Sixth Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY EUGENE NORMAN LOWINGER 'I53 Myrtle Avenue Millburn, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Fencing Team, Varsity Club, Treasurer, Folk Music Club, Jewish Student Organ- ization, Mixed Choir. I 85 BERNITA MARCUS 28 Webster Street Irvington, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Science Club. EDWARD R. MEADE 8 De Graw Avenue Clifton, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Sergeant-at-Arms, Tau Kappa Epsilon. 'NYY' T I I i V. I I Iv lg 1 I HUM H . X I 11, rj I I E THOMAS F. MARKEVICH 25 Grove Street Elizabeth, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY yyyyv ALFRED E. Mc CLURE, JR. I0 Marion Terrace Secaucus, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Editor-in-Chief, OBSERVER, Federal Col- lege internship Program, President, New Jersey Collegiate Press Association, Pres- ident, Freshman Class, President, Sopho- more Class, President, Junior Class, President, Student Y , Pi Sigma Alpha, Publications Boarcl, Debating Team, Co- Chairman, Upperclass Leader, Freshman Camp, Co-Captain, Wrestling Team, Baseball Team, Varsity Club, Student Council, Freshman Orientation Commit- tee, Chairman Student Organizations Committee, Student Council Elections Committee, ROTC. ,fe -- MELVIN D. MARX 322 Hobson Street Newark, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE-HISTORY .4 QTIL ' ll l 5: ' 1' z z-Sw, n JU.. .1 ,H H .- l gli: .JU . I . I Ii , I l . ' i I l l 4 ii in fi. il lu- .-gs,-,-n..O GLADYS RUTH MEISLER 168 Columbia Avenue Newark, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Vice-President, Sociology Club, Secre- tary, Vice-President, Jewish Student Or- ganization, OBSERVER. JOHN S. MICKIEWICZ 232 3rd Avenue Garwood, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY -'fi BARBARA MOODY 595 Northfield Avenue West Orange, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Vice-President, Housemother, Delta Phi Delta, Captain, Varsity Fencing Teamg Freshman Orientation Committee, Soph- omore Executive Committeep ENCOREp Freshman Camp, Student Y, Student Adviser. it ,-1 - f Le Q. 1 1 ,, :Fax ire I 4 ii STEPHEN MITTLER 243 South Harrison Street East Orange, New Jersey fl any cf susmess-AccouNriNG Beta Sigma Rho. V, .-1. , jx 'wr-- - ' ' .r '-.tis f l l A ,i l ROBERT S. MILLAR J 184 Park Street , Montclair, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY MARTIN MOSKOWITZ 16 Wyndmoor Avenue Newark, New Jersey l l l Wjjllim.-5? W' e X F A PSYCHOLOGY Mixed Chorus, Opera Workshop, Biol- ogy Club. JUDITH ANN MUHLBACK Q 21 Mount Vernon Place fs Newark, New Jersey if HISTORY ,. ' 9, M , - R. Q- 2: f jf 9 G L i 87 THOMAS GREGORY NEMCIK 28 East 28th Street Bayonne, New Jersey HISTORY President, Vice-President, Secretary, English Club, Bowling Team, OBSERVER, History Club. ARTHUR B. NEWMAN 37 Paine Avenue Irvington, New Jersey BUSINESS EUGENE JAY NEWMAN 275 19th Avenue Paterson, New Jersey HISTORY Secretary-Treasurer, English Club, His tory Club, Liberal Club, OBSERVER. nvkmsff - :f: RONALD NICHOLAS 9 Lloyd Place Belleville, New Jersey BUSINESS Historian, Delta Sigma Pi, Finance Club, Marketing Club, Accounting Club, Busi- ness Administration Club, Management Club. 88 FREDERICK J. PALUMBO 1235 Garden Street Hoboken, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Social Chairman, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Varsity Baseball, Athletic Chairman, l.F.C. ANNE B. PANAGAKOS 14 Taconic Road Livingston, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY GREGORY T. PAPAILIOU 54 Thirfeenth Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY W ,Ll l , L .H 1' . iw? rff :.5f,'e2f'r:f':5ew 'ur - 1'i f gfv?rw-:gy ,:wf:.fw'V - A. ' -. , ..,.-,f ' , M5 X L' - - is VIRGINIA MARIA PAULIS 243 Monroe Avenue River Edge, New Jersey ECONOMICS-PRE-LAW Secrelary, Economics Clubp Secrefary, Debating Clubg History Club, Wednes- day Sociefy. - - - f --ef-3 JOEL PARITZ 125 Kearny Avenue Kearny, New Jersey ACCOUNTING Recorder, Befa Sigma Rho, Accounfing Club, Economics Club. MARTHA JANE PILONE 715 Sfuyvesant Avenue Irvington 11, New Jersey HISTORY IIWIII1 Ui 5,1 KLAUS DIETER PAUL 65 Carteret Sfreef Bloomfield, New Jersey BUSINESS Economics Clubp Business Adminisfrafion Clubf Accounfing Club. MARILYN JANE PLISKY 321 Wes? 15Ih Sfreei Linden, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Sociology Club. 89 MERRIL LYNN PLOTKIN 'I9 Barry Drive Wes? Orange, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY ROBERT PHILIP PRAIL, 109 Clifton Avenue Clifton, New Jersey HISTORY Hisfory Club IL were -W SHIRLEY PROVENZANO 'I26 West Passaic Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY J r . le, , ,Af-: 7 I I, -f - ff in . I ,Li 'N W I' 9 ii , 4 1, ,SIIIAQ 'su ,I THOMAS J. PRZYBYSZ 99 Centre Street Nuiley, New Jersey GOVERNMENT 90 HERBERT G. QUIGLEY 30 Naden Avenue Irvington, New Jersey ECONOMICS Vice-President, Economics Club, Ex- change Ediior, OBSERVER, Newman Club. 1, '53 ROBERT ALAN RABKIN 298 Harding Avenue Clifion, New Jersey BUSINESS Audifor, Befa Sigma Rho, Parliameniar- ian, Sfudeni Council, Treasurer, Econom- ics Club, Accouniing Club, Finance Club, Managemenf Club. EVELYN SUSAN RETSKY i-19 Milltown Road Springfield, New Jersey HISTORY Alpha Iota Delta. f..-B ,... ...........q -W., -f V M-A-4, -q:,,,,.5,V .I I ,f I I iii. . i .. I- - fn l 15 ' 5 is -., r-1 ' EUGENE ROSNER I96 Midland Place Newark, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Beta Sigma Rho, Student Council. I lf ALLAN REIDER 1159 Erhardt Street Union, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY House Committee Chairman, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Leader, Social and Program Committee Chairman of Freshman Camp, Student Y Cabinet, Vice-President, Student Y, Chairman, Leadership Devel- opment Institute, Delegate, National Student Councils of YMCA ancl YWCA, Freshman Advison, ENCORE. STUART N. ROTHSCHILD 'IO72 Magnolia Road Teaneck, New Jersey BUSINESS LEON KALMAN ROSE I5 Belaire Drive Roseland, New Jersey BUSINESS Neuse, If ROBERT ANDREW ROWLAND 24 North Avenue W. Cranford, New Jersey BUSINESS Delta Sigma Fi, President, Business Ad- ministration Club, Economics Club, Accounting Club, Marketing Club. 91 ROCHELLE B. RUCHLIN 6114 Highland Place Wes? New York, New Jersey PSYC H O LOGY , - 'A e .NJ Rig' ARLENE F. RYERSON 'I84 Garner Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Vorsify Christian Fellowshipp Sociology Club: N.A.A.C.P. 92 DAVID W. RUSSELL 41 Aldon Terrace Bloomfield, New Jersey GOVERNMENT MARK D. SAVORY 33 Tenafly Road Tenafly, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE rijlfia' 'I Y - ,D I L. M4 ,. W. 45 - 5- 'v v L. i' . f ri'- ---. 'A'- '-P-S':: ?'-f---7:3-, , , --.-- . . V V -I 1 ,ag , HELEN DOROTHY RYAN 'I27 Mercer Place South Orange, New Jersey HISTORY Mixed Choir, Newman Clubg Hisiory Club, Treasurer, Alpha Iota Delia. PHYLLIS SCHEFF 54 Bedford Terrace Irvingion, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Freshman Orieniafion Commiffee. NICHOLAS J. SCHULDT 174 Panolfi Avenue Secaucus, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY Vice-President and Co-ordinafor, Debar- ing Team, Phofography Editor, OB- SERVER, THE CADET, Newman Club. IP. up 3:559 55 I '- ' Z-57 - 5 -FI-: 5 ' , Q-'ni ' SHELDON SCHULMAN 133 Vassar Avenue Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS STUART CHARLES SC HWARTZ I4 Berkeley Road Springfield, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Sociology Club. SUSAN SILBER SCHWARTZ 151 Bailey Avenue Hillside, New Jersey HISTORY TOM SCHULTHEISS 275 East Sixih Street Clifton, New Jersey V HISTORY 5' SHARON DIANE SELZER 229 Boulevard Passaic, New Jersey HISTORY 93 FERN R. SHAIR 26 Glorieux Street Irvington, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY English Club, ENCORE, Psychology Club. - 5 94 LYNN D. SHERMAN 220 West Jersey Street Elizabeth, New Jersey HISTORY JEROME SHAPIRO 1579 Leslie Street Hillside, New Jersey BUSINESS Secretary, Treasurer, Delta Sigma Pi, Finance Club, President, Accounting Clubp Secretary, Business Administration Clubp Management Club. ' ., RONALD HENRY SHEAR 384 Sanford Ave. Hillside, New Jersey ECONOMICS ,. ::,..wf , Dqfx. , , PHYLLIS SIEGEL 439 Cedar Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey HISTORY 5 PAUL LEO SINCAVAGE -'9' 617 Eighteenth Avenue Newark, New Jersey HISTORY ELAINE DELORES SKARL 478 Salem Road Union, New Jersey HISTORY 7-1 ROBERT CHARLES SMITS 'I02 22nd Avenue Paterson, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Freshman Orientation Committee, Student Y Cabinet, Fresh- man Camo Leader. NICHOLAS SPAGNOLETTI 2'I So. Hawthorne Lane Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS . .2 X4 PHYLLIS SOLOMON 77 brook Avenue Passaic, New Jersey Q! :l1,:'.g.,,gKS PSYCHOLOGY M Qi? X, Election Committee. Qv a Nb ,.,.:::x: N KX Q, C f VAT - RONALD SOKALSKI 41 Taylor Avenue Little Falls, New Jersey ECONOMICS-PRE-LAW Economics Club, Political Science Club, Mixed Choir, Golf Team, Varsity Club. .dc-'43 RANDY SPEER 46 Chelsea Road Clifton, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE President, Senior Class, Student Council, Political Science Club, History Club, Ten- nis Team. 95 JANE STAMELMAN 39 Wilbur Avenue Newark, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Jewish Student Organiza- tion. 5.139291 ,..' fl - 'll 1: 'I Qi. ik NELSON JOSEPH STOPPIELLO 425 Beardsley Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Sociology Club, Choir. JOSEPH S. STRUMOLO 66 Sunset Avenue Newark, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Political Science Club, 96 Italian Club. l JEROME M. STEINHOFF 300 Main Street West Orange, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Beta Sigma Rho, ROTC, Intramural Sports. gig, - if It A I . X1 ww ,V l V . SUZANNE C. SUDLER 30 Rutgers Street Irvington, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Phi Alpha Theta. Q Eifffiwj. - Q - , H'-flrf. wx 5. ii mfg: : I Y R , . ' ' ' V vw- 'f t . f V, vi: am-151' .. ,IQ -. I -.tml ' -, Nairn lg- t IRVING A. STERN 718 Howard Street Teaneck, New Jersey BUSINESS Accounting Club, Secretary, Business Acl- ministration Club, Junior Vice-President, Delta Sigma Pi, Youth Leadership Pro- gram, Economics Club. JOEL SUSSMAN 75 Russel Street Clifton, New Jersey BUSINESS History Club, Accounting Club, Spanish Club. SALVATORE PETER TAGLIARENI 3 Island View Court Bayonne, New Jersey ECONOMICS Glove and Stick. HOWARD TAYLOR 74 Little Falls Road Cedar Grove, New Jersey ECONOMICS Economics Club. it I 'fl il? BARRY ALVIN TANKEL 734 Canton Street Elizabeth, New Jersey HISTORY JOHN TEFFENHART 209 Hollywood Avenue Hillside, New Jersey BUSINESS 5-Wt VTE WILLIAM ANTHONY TAURIELLO 34 Dorset Drive Kenilworth, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Science Club, History Club. --1.35 ,Jr X In i , i if at ly . JACK THROCKMORTON 46 Division Avenue Belleville, New Jersey BUSINESS Captain, Varsity Baseball Team: Varsity Golf, President, Rutgers-Newark Varsity Clubf Social Chairman, Vice-President, Senior Vice-President, Delta Sigma Pig Secretary, Interfraternity Councilp Sports Editor, ENCOREg OBSERVER, JV Basket- ball. 97 JAMES P. TIERN EY 91 Day Street Bloomfield, New Jersey HISTORY DOMINIC MICHAEL URSINO 1603 Van Ness Terrace Union, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Consul, Vice-Consul, Pledge Master, Parliamentarian, Scribe, Tau Delta Phi, Psychology Club. 98 ., ,315 EST? fi' .ms ,. . , V C U ' ' I W, F5319 ,IM :?2U5lE!t l THOMAS AARON TRIANO 866 Bergen Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Political Science Club, President, Phi Alpha Theta. JAMES VAN DONGEN 64 Chestnut Street Lodi, New Jersey BUSINESS-ACCOUNTING Accounting Club, Business Club, History Club. ENID CHANIN TUVLIN 232-D Branchbrook Drive Belleville, New Jersey HISTORY-EDUCATION Co-Chairman, Elections Committee, Treas- urer, Delta Sigma Chi, History Club Freshman Camp Counselor. PETER A. VALENTI 1301 North Wood Avenue Linden, New Jersey ECONOMICS EDWARD M. VANNELLI 181 Kearney Street Paterson, New Jersey BUSINESS Accounting Club, Business Administration Club. FRANCINE VITOLLO 51 Clifton Avenue Newark, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY J, , Li ALLAN ROBERT WAHLER 24 Blackstone Drive Livingston, New Jersey ECONOMICS-BUSINESS Public Relations Chairman, Beta Sigma Rho, Economics Research Assistant, Ten- nis Teamg Varsity Club. DONALD WASTI 14 Urma Avenue Clifton, New Jersey T.. T tu tu myttmtttm ,. essex ,Jem ROCCO FRANK VIZZUSO 375 North Ilth Street Newark, New Jersey ECONOMICS Economics Clubp Political Science Clubp Co-captain, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club. Fm LEONARD WEINTROB 460 East 35th Street Paterson, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Tau Delta Phi. 99 MITCHELL S. WEISBROT 367 Leslie Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY Class Representative, Student Council, Freshman Orientation Committee, His- tory Club, Beta Sigma Rho. I Hi? s , I .EP Init . I I I ANDREW SPENCER WELLS 306 Central Avenue Cranford, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY Wrestling Team, Mixed Choir, Treasurer, Varsity Club. T00 JEFFREY WEISS 616 Lyons Avenue Irvington, New Jersey ECONOMICS Alpha Epsilon Pi. GEORGE B. WILLIAMS 455 Central Park Drive New Milford, New Jersey HISTORY Political Science Club, History Club. RHODA WENDY WEISSMAN I9-ll Greenwood Drive Fair Lawn, New Jersey HISTORY Delta Sigma Chi, Secretary, Phi Alpha Theta, History Club, Election Commit- tee. .,. 7 ' ' '-'e'i ,. 'L 3- T, vw' L, ARLENE JOYCE WOLLENBERG 34 Drexel Lane Matawan, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY ALAN JAY YUTTAL 1556 Schley Street Hillside, New Jersey ECONOMICS Economics Clubp'History Club. ne ANDREW W. YSKAMP 38 Tiffany Boulevard Newark 4, New Jersey BUSINESS Accounting Club, Business Administra- tion Club, Business Manager, ENCORE, Business Manager, OBSERVER, President, Delta Sigma Pi. NICHOLAS P. ZIBYOCK 96 Center Street Clifton, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY Treasurer, Glove and Stick, Senior Class Representative, Co-Chairman, Elections Committee, Chairman, Senior Prom Com- mittee. MARY E. AH EARN 77 Tulip Street Summit, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY DALE APGAR 522 Mountain Avenue North Plainfield, New Jersey BUSINESS JOSEPH R. ALVES 663 Mount Pleasant Avenue West Orange, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY GERALD BAGILIO 65 Grove Street Bloomfield, New Jersey Business LOIS RENEE BEDER 'I3 Stanley Road West Orange, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY VINCENT BEKIEMPIS JR. 98 West 32nd Street Bayonne, New Jersey HISTORY ROBERT ANTHONY BRINO 306 Lexington Avenue I Paterson, New Jersey GOVERNMENT DAVID BROWN 216 North Arlington Avenue East Orange, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY ROBERT ARNOLD CAINES Pinehurst Road New Egypt, New Jersey Business PHILIP J. CARANGELO 426 North 12th Street Newark, New Jersey HISTORY API1A, Kappa Psi, Newman Club. 102 PAUL COHEN 357-G Schley Street Newark, New Jersey ACCOUNTING Accounting Club, Management Club, Marketing Club, Finance Club. DENNIS ROBERT CONWAY 447 Central Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey Business GARY O. COOPER 6 Oakdale Avenue Millburn, New Jersey HISTORY History Club, Political Science Club. ANTHONY DAVINO 'l54 South Ridgewood Road South Orange, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY THOMAS D'ANGELO 'I5 Lenox Avenue Paterson, New Jersey Business ROBERT E. DONNELLY 239 Orchard Street Elizabeth, New Jersey HISTORY RICHARD DONSKY l289 Hudson Road Teaneck, New Jersey economics BRIAN JOHN DOYLE 'Il Sherman Place Irvington, New Jersey Business JOHN J. FATUZZO 234 Second Street West New York, New Jersey HISTORY DONALD FERRAIOLO 284 East 21st Street Paterson, New Jersey HISTORY DAVID S. FLECKER 280 Goldsmith Avenue Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS JAY HARRIS FREEDMAN 28 Union Place North Arlington, New Jersey HISTORY BENJAMIN GEORGIA 285 Chapel Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey HISTORY ROBERT THOMAS GIBSON 'IOO Jacobus Avenue Great Notch, New Jersey BUSINESS ERIC A. GORDON 89 Ampere Parkway East Orange, New Jersey economics JOHN TERHUNE GUIDERA 63 Arsdale Terrace East Orange, New Jersey H ISTORY-SOCIOLOGY Folk Music Club, Sociology Club, Con servative Club, Dairy Husbandry Club. JOHN JOSEPH HARVEY II Glenview Road North Caldwell, New Jersey economics STEPHEN HERMAN 129 Tuxedo Parkway Newark, New Jersey Business FLORENCE HERMAN 46 Gardner Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY STANLEY HAUSMAN 539 Hawthorne Avenue Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS WILLIAM JAMES HONAN 764 Hamilton Street Harrison, New Jersey ECONOMICS KENNETH B. HURDLE 12 Mitchell Place East Orange, New Jersey GOVERNMENT IKU KO IWANO 139 Jupitor Street Clark, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY LEROY A. JOHNSON 122 Parrow Street Orange, New Jersey GOVERNMENT LAURA JANE KAHN 238 Woodward Avenue Rutherford, New Jersey GOVERNMENT HOWARD SAUL KATZ 211 Clark Street Hillside, New Jersey BUSINESS LAWRENCE R. KAZENSKI 443 2nd Street Palisades Park, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY BERNICE KLEIN 1073 Salem Avenue Hillside, New Jersey SOCIOLOGY RAYMOND JOSEPH KILEY 756 Day Avenue Ridgefield, New Jersey HISTORY MARK CRISPIN KNOPS 90 Arch Street Butler, New Jersey HISTORY Treasurer, Vice-President, Liberal Club, Phi Alpha Theta. ROBERT J. KOLESZAR 107 North Spring Street Bloomfield, New Jersey BUSINESS RICHARD A. LANKEN ' 223 Penna Avenue Hillside, New Jersey ECONOMICS ALEXANDER O. LEHNER 840 Clinton Avenue Newark 8, New Jersey HISTORY Debate Club, Inter-Varsity Christian Fel lowship, History Honor Society. HILDA LIEBOWITZ 322 Vermont Avenue Irvington, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY RICHARD P. LEONARD 509 47th Street Union City, New Jersey PRE-LAW DONALD CHESTER MARRO 6015 Fillmore Place West New York, New Jersey BUSINESS THOMAS O'GORMAN III 779 Riverside Avenue Lyndhurst, New Jersey PI-as-LAW ESTHER L. POLONSKY 120 Lehigh Avenue Newark, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY HENRY A. QUINN 130 Wilson Avenue Kearny, New Jersey BUSINESS EDWARD DEAN REIF 737 Springfield Avenue Irvington, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY LEO JOHN REMO 751 Jackson Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey Busmsss ELLEN LYNN ROSENTHAL 20 Hardgrove Terrace Irvington, New Jersey HISTORY ENCORE, History Club. PHILIP A. SALVESON 13 Twin Oaks Drive Montvale, New Jersey POLITICAL SCIENCE FELICIA SALVEST 281 Kearny Avenue Kearny, New Jersey PRE-LAW MARTIN BRUCE SENACK 451 12th Avenue Paterson, New Jersey BIOLOGY LYNN SHERMAN 220 West Jersey Street Elizabeth, New Jersey HISTORY ALAN A. STIFELMAN 15 Goldsmith Avenue Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS ANTHONY M. SOFIA 76 Winthrop Street Newark, New Jersey BUSINESS GEORGE C. TOMCZYK 89 Hawkins Street Newark 5, New Jersey BUSINESS M. A. DE VASCONCELLOS 458 Valley Road Upper Montclair, New Jersey HISTORY STEVEN NEIL WEISS 945 South Avenue Westfield, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY EDWARD K. WILLIAMS JR 381 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey GOVERNMENT JOHN JOSEPH ZEHO 21 Belvidere Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey PSYCHOLOGY QT IN vw EWESHEUK3 Increasing responsibility has become syn- onymous with the duties of the nurse. In preparing its students to meet the demands of increasing technology, the College of AW Nursing constantly stresses the traditional role ot understanding the patienfs needs. .. f , , . 'E - f , ,- I s ' .5 . 5 , Sax, iw A in ik , -.ul LAURA BERNICE CHAPMAN Deon B.S., Minnesofaf A.M., Columbia, R.N STEPHANIE CONSTANCE BASARA Assisfanf Professor of Pediafric Nursing B.A., M.A., Columbia: R.N. FACULTY A A A if YUEN CHOU lnsfrucfor in Public Health Nursing B.S.N., Incurnufe Word College M.S.N., Catholic University, R.N. ANN LIVEZEY CLARK Associafe Professor of Obsfelric Nursing B.S., Sefon Hall M.5., New York Universiiy, R.N. .pax ISABEL ELDRIDGE DUTCHER ELIZABETH MARY FENLASON Assisfanf Professor of Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing Bisq M.A., Columbia' R.N. B.S,, M.A., Columbia, R.N. HELLA MOKOTOW HAKEREM MARY BACH KIEVIT Assistant Professor of Pediafric Nursing Assfsfanf pwfessor of Sociology l. ,I A I MARILYN FEINBERG MILLER Insirucfor in Psychiairic Nursing B-S-, Hunfer: M-A-, Columbia, R-N- B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Ohio Stare B.R.N., M.A. HILDEGARD ELIZABETH PEPLAU DOROTHY WILLIAMS SMITH Professor of Psychidfric Nursing Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing R.N., Ed.D. R.N., EcI.D. SHIRLEY SOOS SMOYAK Assisfanf Professor of Psychiuiric Nursing R.N., M.S. X 1-,,, 1 Q FRANCES MARCUS STEINDLER Associafe Professor of Nursing R.N., M.A., M.S. A ,,:., MARY RAINES WATKINS Assisianf Professor of Psychiafric Nursing R.N., M.A. MARY JANE BELTRAN lnsfrucfor in Medical-Surgical Nursing B.S., Vermon1yA.M., Columbia, R.N. MARGARET BUNNELL Assislanf Professor, Refresher Course R.N., M.A. CAROL HANLEY GERMAIN lnsirudor in Medical-Surgical Nursing R.N., M.S. PAULA JANE GERSPACHER lnsfrucfor in Psychiafric Nursing B.S., Illinoisp M.S., Coiifornia, R.N. ELIZABETH ANNE JONES lnsfrucfor in Psychiafric Nursing R.N., M.S. --E. ..-,-.Q Assisfanf Professor of Public Health Nu i- NOT PICTURED -- ROSE RUDYK KOCINSKI Insirucior in Obsfefric Nursing R.N., M.A. FRANCES LABASH Assisfonf Professor of Home Economics M.S. JANICE CLARK MANASER Insirudor in Psychiafric Nursing R.N., M.S. DORIS STARR MANN rsing R.N., M.S. KATHRYN FLORA PARMELLI lnsfrucfor in Medical-Surgical Nursing R.N., M.A. hui.- I1-qi., CYNTHIA RECTOR Career Teacher R.N., M.S. SHEILA ROUSLIN Assisfanf Professor of Psychiafric Nursing R.N., M.S. NANCY CHIAVACCI SARSFIELD Assisfnnf Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing R.N., M.SQ EDNA SOSTMAN Associafe Professor of Home Economics Ed.D. DIANE APRIL WALANO lnsfrucior in Obsfefric Nursing R.N., B.S., M.A. ZX, - ., Q-11, T09 , V Wi H X v Wu it l 233 , H J' ,H iiilsfi' . T., .. . :J . CAROL ANN BELARDO 1432 McCrea Place Plainfield, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. Judiciary Committee, President, Sopho- more Class, Newman Club. LINDA SUSAN CARTER 64 Brookview Drive West Paterson, New Jersey GRADUATES NURSING, B.S. Freshman Class Treasurer, Secretary, Student Council, Judiciary Committee, KAREN ANN CHANDO Residence Counselor. Ch oir. 27 Morningside Avenue South River, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. HARRIET JOANN BLASCH RD I Du Bois, Pennsylvania NURSING, B.S. President, Vice-President, Student Coun- cil, Mixed Choir, Vice-President, Fresh- man Class. JUDITH L. COOK 406 Graisbury Avenue Haddonfield, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. Mixed Choir, Treasurer, Student Coun- cil, Chairman, Dinner-Dance Committee Dormitory Resident Counselor. l CATHERINE A. CORNELY Hillsborough Road Belle Mead, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. JEANNE DINSMORE 38 Grove Street Madison, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. BARBARA J. CCRTESE 'I49 Fairview Avenue Wes! Orange, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. Newman Club, Publicify Commiffeep Freshman Orienfafion Commiffee. MARGARET ANN FALK 215 Whippany Road Whippany, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. 'I 5- Q. E. MARIANN L. DESIERE 354 Maywood Avenue Maywood, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. Freshman Class Represenfafive, Sfudenf Council. V555 ' fir I :I 'N mmf, 29- 'fs -is I Fw? .4 ex Qi f JU DITH FARRAR 50 Mill Road Waodcliff Lake, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. III HELEN MARIE FITZPATRICK 44 Division Avenue Belleville, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. Treasurer, Sophomore Class. DIANE E. FONE 420 Lake Avenue Trenton, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. Mixed Choir, Assistant Resident Coun- selor. LOIS E. FRIEND 202 Ardmore Avenue Westmont, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. Secretary, Freshman Class, Secretary, Sophomore Class, Publicity Chairman, Freshman Mixer. 'II2 BARBARA GRABOWSKI 275 Saint Pauls Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. SYDNA J. FORT 5757 South Broad Street Trenton 20, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. Choir, Vice-President, Sophomore Class -in V -, we -w-me-e,.. ,V ', V, W 11 W- ,V ., , TOBY HERZOG 9201 69th Avenue Forest Hills, New York NURSING, B.S. ' .'f,v'. , if rvI,l SI BARBARA SUSAN KRETZER 628 Prospect Avenue Ridgefield, New Jersey Social Chairman, Elecfions Chairman, zillfgfy ,jgggfjgaj College of Nursing, Senior Class Repre- ' senfafive, Sfudenf Council. ' NUR5'NGf A-5- NANCY CAROL KULPER 8 Parker Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. G Qin JOAN ANN MAUSER JACQUELINE S. MILLER 'II8 Northampton Street 71 North Lincoln Avenue Bath, Pennsylvania Washingfon, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. NURSING, A.S. Freshman Sfuclenl Council Represenfa- five, Vice-Presidenl, Junior Class, Vice- President, Senior Class. MARGUERITE C. MINERO 224 East 6th Street Clifton, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. Resident Counselor: Student Council, Secretary, Senior Class. DIANE MAE POU LSEN 21 Darrow Street South River, New Jersey NURSING Mixed Choir. 'I14 EILEEN NOTE 413 Church Lane Yeadon, Pennsylvania NURSING, s.s. ANITA S. POLK 322 West 72nd Street New York, New York NURSING, A.S. W1IW1TgQTiITiT W'I'T ' Vt - f JANE FAITH RUVERE 3702 Kennedy Boulevard Jersey City, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. KATHLEEN M. SCHARER R.D. 2 Ironia-Succasunna Road Dover, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. Newman Club, Women's Recreation As sociation. .. r iii 'll . gif I Ffh ii? is I i MARY SLATTERY I4 Highway 33 Freehold, New .Iersey NURSING, B.S. WT, ,Tri .Y 7 W Jw. ,, PHYLLIS SPENCER 401 East Madison Avenue Magnolia, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. an.. G' CATHERINE L. SOMMERVILLE 22I Conklintown Road Wanaque, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. CHRISTIN STRODT I05 Lurline Drive West Millington, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. I if HOLLEY SPANGLER 810 South High Street West Chester, Pennsylvania NURSING, B.S. Junior Class Secretary, Resident Coun- selor, Chairman, Judiciary Committee, Abstracts in Family Living. l', ll i i sr -it-,genie 4 MARY THOMAS 176 Mason Street Westbrook, Maine NURSING, B.S. 'II5 AGNES THURSTON 231 North 16th Street Bloomfield, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. J 2, At Nj L. life Ln w BARBARA ULRICH 116 North 13th Street Newark, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. Freshman Class Committee, Welcoming Committee. 116 JUDITH ZITA TREMEL 135 Smallwood Avenue Belleville, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. President, Freshman Class, Student Council. CAROL ANN VOIGT 883 Ray Avenue Ridgefield, New Jersey NURSING. A.S. -,-.- ,- f '-- - - f . . ,.,,.,Z.,,. fps, A ' ' fr-, awe mem e ei.: 2 MARY TUTH ILL 53 Prospect Street Madison, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. l l ll 4 V- pr V.. ri.. 1'-, 1 . mf as iq? lt lo L , . T 1121, 4: 5 1.45: g U fglq t, . ,, ,, it V., KATHLEEN WEISHAPEL 122 Morgan Place North Arlington, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. ll ll Treasurer, Freshman Class, Student Y , Freshman Camp Counselor. , M51 I JUDITH ACKERHALT 68 Day Street Clifton, New Jersey NURSING, B.S. MARY E. BECKER Box 206 Route 2 Neshanic Station, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. KAREN BARRYMAN 60 South Munn Avenue East Orange, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. PATRICIA A. CU RRAN 48 North Fullerton Avenue Montclair, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. LINDA ANN DUNCAN 206 Wynnewood Drive Absecon, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. SUSAN M. ENDERLEY 58 Mountain Way Morris Plains, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. BARBARA ELLEN FITCH Box 171 Montville, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. .gmiqrrsw-H: . '-,u IU' I, . y P. ,if JILL YELLIN 235 West 71st Street New York, New York NURSING, B.S. l- NOT PICTURED -i- JOAN MARTHA HARNISCH 751 Prospect Street Milltown, New Jersey NURSING, A.s. LOUISE HOPE 2009 Verona Avenue Linden, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. SUSAN KROEHL 1111 Lawrence Avenue Point Pleasant, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. VERA KU LYK 50 Wilcox Avenue East Orange, New Jersey NURSING, A.s. CLAIRE LENTHE 265 New Jersey Avenue Collingswood, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. MARY JEAN MC EWAN 631 Ridge Street Newark, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. VIRGINIA J. PRITCHARD 125 36th Street Fair Lawn, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. JANET EILEEN PURDY Palmer Street Stewartsville, New Jersey NURsING, A.S. NESTA G. STEWART 54 Willowclale Avenue Montclair, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. KALLAN 'STILLWELL 217 Penn Street Burlington, New Jersey NURSING HELEN AGNES ZACKERU 333 Talmadge Avenue Bound Brook, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. YVONNE BEATTY NELSON 21 Oakwood Avenue Kearny, New Jersey NURSING, A.S. DIANE G. OSTAFF 33 Branch Brook Place Newark, New Jersey NURSING, A.S, ' ., . L 1 , , . LYXWK rx I, N J' JT, I ' 'fa 'Wk V W -Wffr' 'I In f 1 A , WJ 1 1, ,Aly 1- W my A i s. ' - ' V' tw K- ',,f ,W -uw ., N, V Y www M, ,. MV,- 'W J wfiw' , :V V, V Y R 7 I R I' .Mi 3' Y vi? A. I A gf ' ,. -Y IW ' 'U 15,- mgz. g M' , WWf'f?jw., .,f Mp: ,, ' My W ' A' 'EWJSMQSQW N mi, QW Q, :N xg W'W3WfMwzf Xl X wx .W w, vw lu y MW V. at A U WW Ms-Sf X, ,ywmhvqylwwuax-VFVY-'L LW 07 W WW' ww- M.,A-ynwy W My X' K KWW?'7?fWSY5?W W.. 1 V4 M, J ,, , W dmv W .xx J, mfjgggfvsiw l?lfUZ,illFlM!llElY The pharmacist is a vital member of every community. The College of Pharmacy, under- standing this importance, equips the students with more than a purely academic back- ground by stressing professionalism and business ethics. ROY ANDERSON BOWERS Dean B.S., Ph.D., Wisconsin .Fw ,.' LOUIS DELWIN KING Assisfanf Dean B.S., South Corolinop M.S., Ph.D., Florida FACULTY PHILIP ARNOLD BABCOCK JOHN MILTON CROSS Assistant Professor of Pharmacognosy Professor of Pharmaceufical Chemisfry B-S.. M-5-1 MU550CI U5ef75 College B.S., Ruigersy M.S., Ph.D., Maryland of Pharmacy, Ph.D., Iowa 'Gln CLARENCE AUGUST DISCHER Professor of Pharmaceufical Chemisfry B.Ed., Oshkosh Teachers College M.A., Ph.D., Indiana HELEN ELAINE HERZLINGER MICHAEL IANNARONE Assisfanf lnsfrucfor in Biological Sciences Professor of Pharmaceutical Microbiology A.B., Rutgers B.S., M.S., Ruigers A I fa, X , I Y. I N gil Af .. v 'I rv ,cw .' ' Maw, n!1.,w if qwgp., 'I 1 rl . M' 443. I I 'i lr' r In ,,, , ' , 41- U' 1 A wr I 1 1' , I I n X J I' . ..-'JAH'--' 1 s ,.,.:e,'.' if ,V f , M9135-' , . - .' : ,. ff , J.f N 4 M' - I , yfflr pl .t.'H,'agw, y is I 1- ,fu-rf',,uf, f ' L-N1 '- - 'ritz' I-:J 51'-'Yr-' -1 -J-. . .,Ei+Tf5'e4 ' RICHARD GEORGE KEDERSHA LOUIS DELWIN KING NICHOLAS GEORGE LORDI Professor of Pharmacy Administration Assistant Dean Associate Professor of Pharmacy B.S., M.S., M.B.A., Rutgers B.S., South Carolina: M.S., Ph.D., Florida B,S,, M,5,, Rufge,-5, Ph,D,, Purdue THOMAS MEDWICK FREDERICK HENRY MERKLE Associafe Professor of Instructor in Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Chemistry B.S., M.S., Rutgers: Ph.D., Wisconsin B.5., M.S., Rutgers BLAKE FUQUA PUTNEY MORTON JOSEPH RODMAN Associate Professor of Pharmacy B.S., Massachusetts College of Pharmacy B.S., Medical College of Virginia Ph.D., Minnesota Ph.D., Georgetown BARTLEY JOHN SCIARRONE Associate Professor of Pharmacy B.S., M.S., Rutgers: Ph.D., Wisconsin W-.- ,,,., Y , .V ., If 1. V I ,V 1:32 III I Iggy? ,,. 'iMf I g:., is .stu 'jabs 2 6 --if I I Im, JOHN HIKARU SHINKAI Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Ph.Dr, Georgetown Y, f' MARIE TERESA SPOERLEIN Associate Professor of Pharmacology B.A., Seton Hall: M.S., Ph.D., Rutgers GLADYS ULAN Instructor of Pharmacy B.S., Rutgers 5. tr! JOHN VOIGT Director of Pharmaceutical Extension Service B.S., Wisconsing M.S., Purdue: Ph.D., Florida eta Av will IQ' CHRISTINA VANDER WENDE Associate Professor of Pharmacology B.S., Upsalag M.S., Ph.D., Rutgers WILLIAM HENRY ALLWARDT Instructor in Pharmacy B.S., Rutgers LEONARD CHARLES BAILEY Instructor in Pharmaceutical Chemistry B.S., Fordham DONALD STANLEY EBERSMAN Assistant Professor of Pharmacy B.S., Columbiag M.S., Ph.D., Iowa JUNG JA LEE Instructor in Pharmacy B.Ss, Ewha Women's University M.S,, Columbia NOT PICTURED -- RICHARD WILLIAM .IANSSEN Instructor in Pharmacy B.S., Ferris Institute GERALD KAPLAN Instructor in Pharmaceutical Chemistry B.S., M.S., Columbia CHARLES DAVID PUGLIA Insirucior in Biological Sciences B.S., St. John's MARTIN KARL ZIEROLD Instructor in Pharmaceutical Chemistry ,,..... TW, GRADUATES HAROLD ALTSCHULER 'I58 Maple Avenue Irvington, New Jersey PHARMACY Athletic chairman, Alpha Zeta Omega, Rutgers Varsity Wrestling, Co-athletic chairman, Table Tennis champion, Rut- gers College of Pharmacy, APhA. GERALYNN BASILE 423 Van Houten Street Paterson T, New Jersey PHARMACY Treasurer, Senior Class, Historian, Lambda Kappa Sigma, Committee mem- ber, Newman Club, Recording Secretary, Public Relations Committee Chairman, APhA. Rss,-' MEL ATLAS 184 Lawrence Street New Brunswick, New Jersey PHARMACY Vice-President, Sophomore Class, APhA. 7 5 x 1 :l I 4-iz? l fa l i IRA ATLAS 184 Lawrence Street New Brunswick, New Jersey PHARMACY Intramural sports, APhA. JAMES MICHAEL BEATTY 5l4 Thompson Avenue Bound Brook, New Jersey PHARMACY Parliamentarian, Kappa Psi, Class Sec- retary, Intramural Sports, Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, Force ROTC, l.F.C Chairman, Region Publicity Chairman German Club, Air , Special Committee Il Parliamentarian, , APhA. li' JAMES BELFIORE 117 Peck Avenue Newark 7, New Jersey PHARMACY Kappa Psi, Newman Club, APhA, Intra- mural Sports ll MICHAEL J. BOTTONE 1155 Howard Street Union, New Jersey PHARMACY L,., y . r- ' STANLEY BERNSTEIN 249 Williamson Avenue Hillside, New Jersey PHARMACY Historian, Pledge Master, Kappa Psi, Fund Raising Chairman, APhA, Publica tions Chairman, Sports Chairman, Phar- macy Student Council, Editor, APOTHE- CARY, Intramural Sports, Sports Com missioner for the College of Pharmacy Treasurer, Fourth Year. CLIFFORD BOTWIN 237 Shephard Avenue Newark 12, New Jersey PHARMACY President, Alpha Zeta Omega, lnterfra- ternity Council Representative, APhA, Intramural Sports. At JOHN W. BLASECKI, JR. 2-23 26th Street Fair Lawn, New Jersey PHARMACY Feature Editor, APOTHECARY, Vice- President and Historian, Rho Chi, Student Council Representative, APhA. GEORGE BOUCHARD 46 Catherine Street Rochelle Park, New Jersey PHARMACY Kappa Psi, APhA, Newman Club. 125 DENNIS CAMPBELL 11B West 10th Street Bayonne, New Jersey PHARMACY APhA, Intramural Sports. F 3.1 JACK COBIN 626 Clark Street Linden, New Jersey PHARMACY APhA, Intramural Sports. 126 il! ANTHONY CASIERE 22 Roma Street Nutley, New Jersey PHARMACY Alpha Zeta Omega, Intramural Sports, APhA. PRESTON S. COHEN 119 Brighton Avenue Perth Amboy, N. J. PHARMACY Corresponding Scribe, Fiery Dragon, Historian, Rho Pi Phig Rutgers Rope Staff, APhA, Intramural Sports. ARTHUR CHERNY 173 Gregory Avenue West Orange, New Jersey PHARMACY Alpha Zeta Omega, APhA. .lv-4, GERALD ELIAS 234 Ross Avenue Hackensack, N. J. PHARMACY 1 Alpha Zeta Omega, Freshman Orienta- tion, Big Brother, APhA, Intramural Sports. Alpha Sports. W' I M - ,p i I' JOHN A. FELCZAK 39 East 4th Street Bayonne, New Jersey PHARMACY Zeta Omega, APhA, Intramural I. BARTON FRENCHMAN 1510-D North Broad Street Hillside, New Jersey PHARMACY Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Secretary, Junior Class, I.F.C. Representative, Alpha Zeta Omega, President, Representative to Student. Council, Pharmacy I.F.C., APhA, Intramural Sports, APOTHECARY Staff. THOMAS WILLIAM IRELAND 5 Stanford Drive Somerville, New Jersey PHARMACY Kappa Psi, APhA. DENNIS C. GRYGOTIS 938 Lafayette Avenue Union, New Jersey PHARMACY Sergeant-at-Arms, Vice-Regeant, I.F.C. Representative, Kappa Psi, Vice-Presi- dent, I.F.C., APOTHECARY Science Edi- tor, President, Rho Chi Honor Society, Newman Club, Display Chairman, Pro- gram Chairman, APhA, Intramural Sports. . :':5I':131-5?- ' 1 - . 'WFS DAVID B. HARRIS I ANNA LEE KAMINSKI X , 1 , 206 s sh sf 1 2ZUF:yII1eg:wdJEI'::3 I Ii - 5' Jersey Ciat:jnNew Jzjsey , . 'T . pHARMACy I Z 'I ' y I . PHARMACY .Z ir -hx 'gg' 2 3 -C Q35 , n Recording Scribe, Corresponding Scribe, it Q Z Corresponding Secretary, Lambda Kap- Rho Pi Phi, APhA. 'Y' 5- ' L 0- 'F -I3 pa Sigma, Newman Club, APhA. 1 C. P I I VI ml, 4' ' ix, , z ' 'I27 ,mf 1 ' T 7 vj5e.f,'gs5fg,.g- ' ' c I' ' ' ' ' :- we i-- ' V' -A-1.: wr ii ,III w V 1, IL I - I I 'rn . ARNOLD KARIG 29 North Livingsfon Avenue Livingston, New Jersey PHARMACY Vice-Presidenf, College of Pharmacy Chrisfian Fellowship, APhA, Inframural Sporfs. vfm - DAVID KESSLER 143 Shephard Avenue Newark 12, New Jersey PHARMACY Kappa Psi, APhA. 128 VICTORIA KASPER 111 North Third Sheet Harrison, New Jersey PHARMACY Presidenf, Treasurer, Lambda Kappa Sigma, Recording Secrefary, Display Commiffee Chairman, APhA, Secretary, Sfudenf Council, APOTHECARY Staff, Newman Club, Sfudenf Advisor. MICHAEL LESLIE KESSLER 1780 Walker Avenue Irvington, New Jersey PHARMACY Sophomore Class President, Senior and Fifth Year Bellarum, Alpha Zeta Omega, APhA. GARY DAVID KENDLER 1450 Highland Avenue Hillside, New Jersey PHARMACY Alpha Zefa Omega, APhA. 'I , 1,3 , xy I ui' , it 7.51-I ,. A ,Q ax ?' T ,, HL' -1. z'I:.,g I Aj, Nmii. , .L 1 , .5?.H.',,' I' 1, 11, ,I ' , .,x E II ELY A. KIRSCHNER 29-15 Fair Lawn Avenue Fair Lawn, New Jersey PHARMACY Assisfanf Editor, Business Manager, APOTHECARY, Rho Chi Sociefy, Public Relafions CommiHee Chairman, Sfudenf Council, Junior Class Vice-President, Sfudenf Advisor, APhA, Alpha Zefa Omega. JOEL F. LEVENSTON 343-D Schley Street Newark, New Jersey PHARMACY Social Chairman, Rho Pi Phi, Tau Delta Phi, APhA. We 'V A.V,.! , .J-.53 ' NANCY LEVY 378 Wainwright Street 3 Newark, New Jersey PHARMACY 4 Senior Class Secretary, Lambda Kappa Sigma, Delta Sigma Chi, I.F.C. Repre- sentative, Freshman Big Sister, APhA. ' ,W F 3, SAMUEL ANTHONY MAGALETTA 1016 Coolidge Avenue M Union, New Jersey J PHARMACY Kappa Psi, Intramural Football and Soft- ball, APhA. I ROBERT WILLIAM LITWIN 1 'I00 Avenue A Bayonne, New Jersey PHARMACY Alpha Zeta Omegag APhA. 0 0 0 fijgj- 0 I K g 'Q gi .ig ' 8 55 51.2, . vqgg I ROBERT M. LIPNICKI 64 West 27th Street Bayonne, New Jersey PHARMACY Alpha Zeta Omega, Intramural Basket- ball ancl Football, APhA. T 'R fi-3-gc.. L Il di lm r-e .,J'w H Elf 2 3. BENJAMIN MEYEROWITZ 45 Swarthmore Road Linden, New Jersey PHARMACY Scribe, Rho Pi Phi, APhAp Varsity Golf, Intramural Sports, Ping Pong Doubles Champion. 129 BARBARA ANN NEMETH 'II First Street Fords, New Jersey PHARMACY Lambda Kappa Sigma, Newman Club. .,.,. T ,J , Mew- 'gn riff M' ROBERT PATERSON 105 Davis Avenue Kearny, New Jersey PHARMACY Regent,- Assistant Treasurer, Kappa Psi, Class President, Student Advisor, Rep- resentative, Student Council, Treasurer, APhA. 130 L 2 DAVID A. NEWELL 36 Maple Avenue New Egypt, New Jersey PHARMACY Christian Youth Fellowship, Student YM- YWCA, APhA. APhA . JOHN M. RACHINSKY 41 West 15th Street Bayonne, New Jersey PHARMACY KU RONALD OTTO NICKEL 'II2 Lincoln Place Irvington, New Jersey PHARMACY Vice-President, Rutgers-Newark Christian Fellowship, President, Rutgers College of Pharmacy Christian Fellowship, Vice- President, Secretary, Rho Chi Society, APhA. I JOYCE REICHERT 373 Lookout Avenue Hackensack, New Jersey PHARMACY Class Secretary, Corresponding Secre- tary, Region ll Delegate, National Alter- nate Delegate, APhA, Corresponding Secretary, l.F.C. Representative, Lambda Kappa Sigma, Secretary, l.F.C., Chris- tian Youth Fellowship. STEVEN L. ROSEN 228 Hansbury Avenue Newark, New Jersey PHARMACY Exclweque, Alpha Zeta Omega, Intra- mural Sports, APhA. M5 T.-e-A 'V LEONARD SCARA 179 Lafayette Street Newark 5, New Jersey PHARMACY Regent, Kappa Psi, l.F.C. Representative, Student Council Representative, New- man Club, APhA. :..,,: Y f Y nv -f 'e1:e ' 'T il 1 A KI X L gi.. lx. 3 I 1 We 1 DAVID ROSENBERG 79 Union Place North Arlington, New Jersey PHARMACY Kappa Psi, Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball, APhA, Intramural Sports. FRED JOSEPH SEKLEY 246 Ryan Street Hillside, New Jersey PHARMACY Pledge Master, Kappa Psi, Secretary, Vice-President, l.F.C., intramural Sports, APhA. ?x1 MICHAEL C. ROSKO, JR. 131 Bayview Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey PHARMACY President, Representative, Student Coun-V cil, Junior Varsity Basketball, l.F.C. Rep- resentative, Kappa Psi, lntrafraternity Sports, Newman Club, APhA. .fi SX- 11:1 Y fb . if ,.,., . ,qv ' - .. lx, ' . f , . V.. Q ,-E 5 '1 , Q , 1 if 1. . N,'YQ1 '3,, ng' ,,, N' U' A ,l L, W, ,, ., -. 'JL :::.Vgl x- - -' A , .. - Y. . g ,, G:-.f zz: '1-Qix V - .l...1n- '.:::: .. .illllt 31,12 f- il L, 'fo' ' -.-.,, s , 0, -Wk . v 4... 151-W . ttiztxl, .K y Q 1 1.4 Egqgillx 1--1-saiiw.-'lt 19. 'l ' i , 'faf:.. -Q F.,--1' ... .WE ,.,-,ip , 'N -. , 1- it -1-ln., l'.'v.' 'Q ' .-v -P- ton I Mkt, -- 5 - 'iN' . :'?.a1' '- ' ' ' ' ' ' i I .1 l . 'L M . 'Y ' BARRY SHAMUS 103 Boyden Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey PHARMACY Vice-President, Excheque, Alpha Zeta Omega, Vice-President, Treasurer, Rep- sentative, Student Council, Rutgers Wrestling Team, APhA. 131 JOSEPH R. SILVA 85 Richard Terrace Union, New Jersey PHARMACY Intramural Sports, Kappa Psi, APhA. M. GEOFFREY SISKO 76 Willow Road Metuchen, New Jersey PHARMACY Rho Pi Phi, International Pharmaceutical Students Federation, APhA. I P Nfl KENNETH G. STERN '. TV 874 Main Street it Fords, New Jersey PHARMACY Vice-Chancellor, Chancellor, Pledge Master, Rho Pi Phi, President, Student Council, Vice-President of Senior Class, A.Ph.A., Student Advisor, Inter-Fraternity Council, Publications Committee, Chair- man, Orientation Program. gas RICHARD D. STEIN 37 York Drive - Highland Park, New Jersey PHARMACY Rho Pi Phi, APhA. 132 DOROTHY ANN STEIDL 85 Maple Hill Road Clifton, New Jersey PHARMACY Secretary, Representative, Student Coun- cil, Vice-President, President, Lambda Kappa Sigma, Newman Club, APhA. will U S ' HARVEY TEICHHOLZ 64 Prospect Avenue Hackensack, New, Jersey V PHARMACY Intramural Sports, APhA. JAMES J. VANDENBURG, JR. 8 Peru Road Clifton, New Jersey PHARMACY Intramural Sports, Rho Pi Phi, APhA. I L lf. JOEL J. WOROB 24 Day Street Clifton, New Jersey I WYNN WATSON 119 East Cambridge Avenue Linwood, New Jersey PHARMACY Kappa Psi, Delta Sigma Phi, APhA. l NOT PICTURED 1 HAROLD BOBROW 76 North Munn Avenue Newark, New Jersey PHARMACY Fiery Dragon, Rho Pi Phi, Intramural Sports, APhA, Social Chairman, Student Council, Coordinator of Sports for the College of Pharmacy. FRANK MARCIANO 85 Tamboer Drive North Haledon, New Jersey PHARMACY Class Vice-President, Treasurer, Student Council, Program Chairman, APhA, Social Chairman, Kappa Psi, Newman Club. ARTHUR WETSTEIN 249 Orange Place Plainfield, New Jersey PHARMACY Pledge Master, Historian, Parliamen- tarian, Rho Pi Phi, Hillel, Intramural Sports, Representative, Student Council, l.F.C., APhA. :swf -if s .. 1, ., -1 l ' T i EARLE A. WREDE Kadel Drive Mt. Arlington, New Jersey PHARMACY PHARMACY Representative, Student Council, Class APOTHECARY Staff, Chaplain, Guard- President, Vice-Chancellor, Chancellor, ian of Exchequer, Rho Pi Phi, Editor, Rho Pi Phi, Rho Chi, APhA. Rope , Intramural Sports, APhA. 133 MXSTHLUCE HMPRESSHQJEUS This is a story told with many pictures and few words. It is of the class of 1965. For us, these past four years hold many mem- ories. ln the following pages, we have tried to picture those moments we have all shared. :sim s' ' ' -wifi W it , ' Q tt.. QE is it- 1 will , will Hn gm, ,i P K3 g. ore THQE AR' He walked from Washington Park to the Newark Federal Building, iust to show them I could still do it. He is a pioneer in the field of harmful effects of small doses of radiation. He is a human being, who rarely gets through a class without using a 'cuss' word. He is also the NCAS outstanding teacher of the year. After Dr. Beniamin P. Sonnenblick was notified of the results of the nominating statements from CAS seniors and alumni, he calmly telephoned a student of his fit seems just about all his students are also his friends, and passed on the information. It's hard to believe, he added. It wasn't, however, for the students who nominated him. CAMPUS QUEEN CONTEST PAT IENNI BARBARA KATZ Miss Delta Sigma Pi Pharmacy Candidate RONNIE KIRSCHNER Campus Queen 1964 The Rutgers-Newark Campus Queen is a rare combination of charm and personality, Spiced of course, with heaps of beauty. Elected by the student body in a general election held in May, she is crowned at the annual Coronation Ball. The contest, under the supervision and control of the Observer, is open to all girls in all sections of the Newark Colleges. BARBARA KULESA NAN TEITELBAUM Miss Tau Kappa Epsilon Miss Beta Sigma Rho l L MYRNA RUDMAN SUSAN SCHNEFEL MARYANNE TREUTLER Miss Alpha Epsilon Pi Miss Glove and Stick Miss Tau Delta Phi Beaufy and fhe Ugly Man Award . . Rufgers-Newark has a new Campus Queen. Della really whoops if up at the Coronafion Ball .. .P- -- , Sk -1: ,,1.- 10 OPI' SA!-bl - Delta Phi Delfa accepts fhe Ugly Man Award. Pharmacy Homecoming Queen, Sue Bacherf, comes home. Every year, The Freshmen looked younger. Frosh move info Freshman Camp. -- 15.31 Early morning mess. Freshman orienfafion goes on year offer year. Look fo your leff, look fo your right College life . . . a mixfure of pride, fun, and deferminafion Down the hall and io the left. SFU-115 I A26 L Pharmacy open-house li F v e -f :- Ready, sef, GO! Acfive cifizens . . . elections 1964 139 Everyone had a gooo' time. Dean Bowers accepts the 38,000 grant for the Organon Parenteral Lab. il' Dr. King chaperones! a mixer i The Student Y sponsors a ski trip to Hunter Mountain. imlfk' Richie Green 8: The Blue Notes The sound of music of Rufgers-Newark. X13, F The Chrisfmas Concerf gefs under way. The Y Dinner. Mr. Strauss conducfs Hoofenanny at the Siudenf Y . On campus . . journalism, politics, anal controversy. Meeting of the minds at the Observer Dinner. X li Al McClure defends his regime Y, H iV4'Tilwr T11 March protesting police brutality in Selma, Ala. , , l Senator Case comes to R-N. Rufgers-Newark is honored by visif of world renowned Sir Muhammed Zafrulla Khan. 'sz TT Q A ffffie- , 1 11 V W ,L . Dean Gales, Miss Meluskey, and Bob Schiesel greet fhe former Presidenf of the General Assembly of fhe U.N. 14 :- Arrival ai Rutgers-Newark. Sir Muhammed Kahn discusses currenf U.N. difficulfies. Questions and answers. The MUMMERS presenf culfural liighliglvfs. The Ugly Duckling, direcfed by sfudenf Gail L. Kellsfrom. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Mr. Worihing, I am nof your mofher. THE VISION AND VASAVADATTA l For each movement . . . a different meaning. A franscreafion of a Hindu classic. The new campus . . no longer a rumor! As we close this section, we record the initial phases of the new campus. May future students derive as much pleasure from its completion as we did from watching it become a reality. t r A w 1 vt fl V V J,-1, -tu Through these portals . . . , nl NE: g Groundbreaking 1965 it Often, the most valuable lesson helps us to understand that no man is an island, alone unto himself. At Rutgers-Newark, the oppor- tunity to engage in social activities is provided and encouraged. 1 Q LMETWUTHES ANN STUDENT LERADERS '1 'C7 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Alice Slattery, Nursing Senior Class President, Harriet Blasch, Nursing Student Council President. SECOND ROW: Richard Burns, NCAS Student Council President, Joel Worob, Pharmacy Senior Class President, Kenneth Stern, Pharmacy Student Council President, Randy Speer, NCAS Senior Class President. Studentileaders are a strange breed. As if 18 credits a semester weren't enough, they burden their schedules with a myriad of additions, ranging from the Ping Pong Team to the Ukrainian Club. They assume most of the responsibility for student activity at Rutgers-Newark, and the burden is sometimes cumbersome, sometimes tiring and always challenging. 'xreii EFT?-T 7 ,f , 1 ? ' ftf- 5 'i W je I.. 3735 ' 'W ' Q YS ' P9521 lu... w Q?Ql,gI1.i g 1 J L' III I SSE: L III II ' 4 4 CAS STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Frank FioriIIi, Vice-President: Richard Burns, President. SECOND ROW: Robert Rabkin, Parliamentariuny Joni Del Re, Secretary: Ray De Blasi, Treasurer. V ,. OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, Ieft to right: Joni Del Re, Secretaryy Frank Fiorilli, Vice-President: Richard Burns, Presidentg Ray De Blasi, Treasurer: Robert Rabkin, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Schwartzp Ted Zeffy Marty Bierbaump Jim Welsh: Fredda Berger: Michael Schnitfmanp David Wassermanp Leonard Ferrara, Randy Speer: Nick Zibyock. Not Pictured: Anita Muller. CAS CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1965 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Klaus Paul, Treasurer: Leonard Scrudaio, Vice-Presidenfg Randy Speer, President: EiIeen Dumbroff, Secretary. CLASS OF 1966 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Kofar, Secretary: David Wasserman, Presidenip Barrie Stern, Vice-Presideni Susan Schnefel, Treasurer 1 CLASS OF 1967 OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Joan Gorlin, Treasurer, Arnold Grebier, Vice-President, Jim Welsh, President: Sharon Cohon, Secretary CLASS OF 1968 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Norulak, Secretary, Steven Levinson, Vice-President, Moriy Simon, President, Patricia Capasso, Treasurer. CN STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Harriet Blasch, President, Pat Thomas, Secretary. Not Pictured: Jean Kiiek, Vice-President Vera Plaslxon, Treasurer. OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Belardop Pat Thomas, Secretary, Harriet Blasch, President, Kitty Everson. SECOND ROW: Lesley Carle, Mary Alice Slattery, Judy Tremel. CN CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1965 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Midge Minero, Secretary, Joan Mauser, Vice-President, Mary Alice Slattery, President Pat Thomas, Treasurer. u . .4 CLASS OF 1966 OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Susan Richardson, Vice-President, Betsy Kelland, Secretary. Not Pictured: louise Haines, President, Betty Ter Meer, Treasurer. 1 CLASS OF 'I967 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Fitzpatrick, Treasurer: Carol Beiardo, Presidenfg Sue Miller, Vice-Presidenfp Lois Friend, Secrerary. CLASS OF 1968 OFFICERS FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righh Anne Jordan, Vice'PresicIen1'g Kitty Everson, President: Joann Vuripareff Secretary. SECOND ROW: Carol Dougherty, Treasurerp Ruth Kovack, Treasurer. 1 CP STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: William Zipse, Treasurer: Kenneth Stern, President: Bruce Graham, Vice-President: Sibylle lasch, Secretary. OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, left to right: Charles Dalcake: William Zipse: Kenneth Stern: Bruce Graham: Sibylle lasch. SECOND ROW: Salvatore Scialla: Joel Worob: Michael Viola: Elain Charen: Kenneth Dietel: Thomas Baumgartner. THIRD ROW: Arthur Wetstein: Leonard Bernstein: Anthony Tortoriellop Stanley Kalemba. CP CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1965 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Geralynn Busilef Kenneth Stern, Vice-President: Joel Worob, President: Nancy Levy. CLASS OF 1966 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Cesureo, Secretaryp Charles Dakake, President: Salvatore Sciulla, Vice-President, Michael Zurevu, Treasurer. CLASS OF 1967 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne Harman, Secretary, Michael Viola, President, Sibylle Lasch, Vice-President Lee Adler, Treasurer. CLASS OF 1968 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Robbins, Secretary-Treasurer, Stephen Csubak, Vice-President, Larry Coben Presidenf, Dr. Cross. EEDEUJ HZHEZMHMIS f FM A .. Eiii ff PUBLICATIONS BOARD DR. L. R. ZOCCA Chairman STAN BERNSTEIN JOSEPH CHROL ARTHUR MAHONEY Not Pictured SALVATORE SCIALLA ROBERT WHITE ROBERT SCHIESEL KEN DIETEL FRANK E. FIORILLI -Hn 'P'-f ALFRED E. MC CLURE The Publications Board formulates policy for the various publications on campus. Besides being responsi- ble for the election of all student editors, it is also charged with recognizing new literary undertakings. The Board consists of the editors of Apothecary, Encore, Gallery, Observer, the Student Council Presidents of the College of Arts and Sciences, the College ot Nursing, the College of Pharmacy, the Assistant Dean of Students, and the faculty advisors of all student publications, under the chairmanship of Dr. Louis R. Zocca. 'A ' ' 'gfl I I B HARRIET BLASCH RICHARD BURNS ' QUT ' E I ' E53 A . dvi J: , N my U, .As , snag. fa FRANK JONES M DR. Louis KING KENNETH STERN JUDITH SZULECKI FIRST ROW, left to right: Earle Wrede, Salvatore Scialla, Bruce Leppp Stanley Bernstein, Editor, Kenneth Dietelf James Beatty. SECOND ROW: Barton Frenchman, Victoria Kasper, Josephine Lyko, Elaine Charenp John Blasecki. THIRD ROW: Charles Dakakef Dennis Grygotis, Michael Viola, David Kellet. APCTHECARY The APOTHECARY, the publication of Rutgers College of Pharmacy, covers the professional and the business aspects of pharmacy. We who comprise the staff of the APOTHECARY have tried to express ourselves on behalf of our profession. We attempt to answer contemporary problems which are of interest to all students and alumni. An important facet of the school, the publication tries to represent different aspects of pharmacy, the college, and our profession. YMW3. You handle if this lime, Jog .lim keeps puffing arficles in upside down. 4, 1 i . 5' 1? 'V nu rf' L or rag, ff i . 51.5, A ' ' 'i , I . X .. 1 L :gm 55 25 ML M' 'I W Hui f 4 ww 'iY.Xl4 ,.i?' mi. i ' :fe has i , ' EY: ' 7 'lf TU: ' ' 1 'iii ' LI ' V- in I, . Wi- in ff ,. 1, M rr-Q vg Sian, doesn'i Jim know fha! you can'f gef high on Elmer's? I don'f care whaf you call if, fhey'll recognize a Vargas right away. 4-nl' ' Dr. King supervises Apothecary wrife-up. One of the most important aspects of college is the development of each student's personality and individuality. The classroom teaches the student discipline, theory, or facts, the lounge develops him as a social being, both very important lessons if the student is to become an intelligent, well-rounded individual. The GALLERY, as a literary magazine, furthers the student's development by giving him the chance to express himself, and by stimulating and encouraging his poetic, prose, and critical talents. For the student who appreciates good writing but cloes not write, the GALLERY offers enioyment and the enlightenment of Art. The value of the magazine lies in the fact that it gives recognition and support to talent and is the best way of spreading it on campus. You-Me-Us:GALLERY. GALLERY FIRST ROW, left to right: Joe Chrol, Consulting Editor, Lorraine Sinkez, Editor, Soteri Torregicn. SECOND ROW: Joel Levin, Kenneth Muzey, Myrna Rudman, Ron Norman. m5:'?i 3 .Tl ' ' fm 'ix K' 6330 115 he T? X Q P, L is Enough is enough. 'X X av ow, Being crecfive can be fun And so a GALLERY goes to Press! N H..-. 4 l 0 ' 5,1 733 if N ,-l ri A FIRST ROW, left to right: Allan Reiderp Robert Cohen, Herbert Quigley: William Magee, Peter Loeb: Eugene Berendtp Al Bernotas. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Trapani, Advertising Manager, Andy V. Szul, Public Relations Man- ager, Bob Eschino, Business Manager, Alfred McClure, Editor-in-Chief, Bob Schiesel, Managing Editor, Bob Del Pazzo, Art Editor, Marion Johnson, Assist- ant Managing Editor. THlRD ROW: Gary Sobo, Assistant to the Editor, Dr l.. Zocca, Advisor, Joel Levin, Lorraine Schaia, Connie Seabeck, Kathy Don nellyg Sybil Herschbein, Marilyn Stainberg, Carolyn Chadwick, Myrna Rud man, Editorial Cartoonist, Ron Norman, Feature Editor, Bob Gregg Photography Editor. OBSERVER Serving all the colleges of Rutgers-Newark, the Observer has always been a vital link between administration, faculty and student. As the undergraduate student newspaper, it feels a sincere responsibility to its readers. lt, therefore, presents itself as a newspaper, both in shape and scope. Many students sacrifice many hours to write and re-write the Observer. No one, either faculty, or administration, ex- amines any portion prior to publication. The result of this dedication and freedom is a student newspaper of considerable quality, your Observer. The crowning achievement of this senior's career was when he, Al McClure, was elected President of the New Jersey Collegiate Press Association. The OBSERVER loses the best collegiate sports writer of the state lfirst place three years runningj when George Bernet ends his five year stay at R-N. lt's Friday, and the printer makes his last pickup in ten minutes, and veteran columnist Herb Quigley types the final touches on his latest 'Other Voices.' l ,- ,.,,-J How does this sound: See Irv run, See Mary run, run Mary run. The ENCORE, a record of four memorable years of college at Rutgers- Newark, contains a small portion of everyone who worked on it. Although this book means much to all those who have attended Rutgers-Newark, to those of us who watched it develop, it has even deeper significance. The office was a home to all who gave themselves to this book. Copy was written, typed, proof-read, rewritten, retyped, reproof-read. Art work was created, ideas changed, and more art work created. Photographs were taken, sorted, edited, and finally marked for page and position. The editors pushed and prodded Qnot always gentlyj to meet deadlines. It seemed as if the ENCORE would never be completed, but as deadlines passed and the publisher received more and more of the contents, the chaos gradually receded. As problems were solved and results observed, tension was replaced with satisfaction and the ENCORE was ready for distribution. To the student body of Rutgers-Newark we give the ENCORE 1965. ENCORE FIRST ROW, left to right: Fran Stein, Arts and Sciences Editor, Judy Szulecki, Editor-in-Chiefg Drew Yskamp, Business Manager, Myrna Rudman. SECOND ROW: Allan Reiderp Joni Del Rep Janet Horkaf Barbara Moody, Robert Bernstein. Not Pictured: Anita Muller, Art Editor. 15- l PHARMACY surf FIRST ROW, left to right: Susan Bacherti Josephine Lyko, Pharmacy Ediiorg Amy Gemignani. SECOND ROW: Richard Weierstallp Elaine Chareny Sibylle Laschp Michael Naipawer. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AND ARTS AND SCIENCES EDITOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Szulecki, Edifohin- Chief: Fran Siein, Arts and Sciences Editor. l The Edifor relaxes. . ,Evo , in 21 Lv If you leave fhis office . ls it a cockroach or a ladybug? Cleaning ouf 'the office ex NJ? Hello, this is the Encore. U 5 y is X . ' -- k y I told you, that's my desk. Chck that shutter Bosco and you'Il eat these What do you mean 'the deadline was yesterdcy?' FHHIJBUKDE SUUUBUETHES LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert A. Freedman, Secretary-Treasurer, Robert l. Del Pano, President, Gail l. Kellstrom Vice-President. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega, the national collegiate honor fraternity for the theatre arts, was founded on the Newark campus in 1953. Incorporating all phases of college clramatics, it stresses that each member realize that success comes through coop- eration. New members, who are chosen by a committee of the chapter, must have at least two years experience in the dramatic arts. More important, however, new members must display this attitude of cooperation. Alpha Psi Omega holds an Initiation Banquet in the spring of each year. PHI ALPHA THETA Phi Alpha Theta, the National History Honor Society, celebrates its first year on the Newark campus this May. Organized by Dr. Zebel, the society seeks those people attaining not only outstanding honors in History but also a high cumulative average. Working in conjunction with the History Club, they have been in the process of organ- izing their activities, and sponsoring many distinguished speakers at ther meetings. ' l t ,tg MARC KADISH STANLEY KESSELMAN il RICHARD MC CLOSKY EUGENE NEWMAN GEORGE SIMON THOMAS TRIANO :sf ' in it wi ir: it It :mf 1, STEPHEN GLICKMAN MARK KNOPS COSMO PALMISANO RHODA WEISSMAN agp.. i GORDON GOLUM Was? Pl'lll.lP LEMBO MARTHA PILON E Noi Pictured JAMES CAMERON ARTHUR GROSSMAN ALEXANDER LEHNER PATRICIA PRINCE BARRY SHAPIRO SIGMA PI SIGMA . .-- .. If I I I I ROBERT BARI ,JW .1 ,Z ,-Q -f-.v -F I fl I- ,Q . g Aja.. PETER- J. SCIANO Sigma Pi Sigma, the national physics honor society, which functions primarily to promote high scholarship and interest in physics, was installed at Rutgers-Newark on December 18, 1964. The ceremony which took place at the Robert Treat Hotel, was presided over by the National Executive Secretary, Dr. March A. White of Pennsylvania State University. Primary qualifications for membership include high scholarship, mani- fested interest in physics, promise of achievement in extending the boundaries of human knowledge, and a minimum of 20 credits in physicsi Members are chosen from faculty members, graduate students and upperclassmen. - 'I 'K'-T'f-+1-ffl VT? ' Y' L I 51 I A 4 No! Pictured EUGENE LEVY THEODORE SHAFMAN DEANNA GIRSHON BRIAN DAN GREENBERG - , , Y - V Y--e,e i- ..,, ,nk - , ,- . mr ' 2 I 4 ,,., ,. ,, I ' I I I 'A' , ir milwl' I , I - rv D 1 I LEONARD SCRU DATO LILLIAN G. MISLEY PHI BETA KAPPA A Phi Beta Kappa Key has always been the symbol for excellence. The Rutgers University Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest honor society in American colleges, was founded in 1869. Representatives of the Newark College section of Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of New Jersey elect a limited number of candidates to the society during their junior and senior years. Ir ROBERT A. BARI -lwfs' GORDON J. GOLUM -.3 If , qi .' sh A' ' , X4- MARK C. KNOPS I. 1 I I I HOWARD SILVER FRANKLIN A. CRYSTAL H ILDA L. GREENWALD I ' I wifi ALAN P. LEVIN gi 'I 'fv- PM ESTER M. D'ARAUJO GERALD DOOHER JEAN EPSTEIN L ANNE HOROWITZ ANNETTE L. .IULIANO LORETTA A. KIZER . -B T . . ees. 2 44 .,,v. ARTHUR RAND SANFORD REMS DIANE M- SCHNEIDER Elected 1964 :wwf-De. -, -- - -I?-4,77 3 fm ZSOLT SZEKELY NOT PICTURED MARTHA .l. GREENMAN' GEORGE MCINTYRE DAVID M. STUEHLER BARBARA F. KIRSCHNER Class of 1966 EDWARD M. WEISSLITZ Class of 1966 .HI W.- THOMAS TRIANO FIRST ROW, left Grygotis, Preside to right: John Blaseclri, Second Vice-President, Ronald Nickel, First Vice-President, Dennis nt, Eli Kirschner. SECOND ROW: Dr. Sciarrone, Joel Worob, Dr. Spoerlein, Mrs. Ulan, Dr. Lordi, Dr. Putney. THIRD ROW: Dr. King, Dr. Babcock, Dr. Rodman. RHO CH Rho Chi, the Honor Society of the profession of Pharmacy, has as its prime objective the advancement of the pharmaceutical sciences through the encouragement and recognition of sound scholarship. A high standard of scholastic achievement, as well as strength of char- acter and leadership, are required for election to membership in the Society. At Rutgers, the members of Alpha Eta chapter of Rho Chi Society, individually embodying the highest degree of scholastic excel- lence and strength of character, unitedly strive to advance the profession of pharmacy and the pharmaceutical sciences. The chapter sponsors numerous lectures and discussions on topics of interest to the student body of their college. By means of displays, a collection of graduate school catalogues, encourage all students to continue on to graduate study in the various pharmaceutical sciences. WHO'S WHO 5f1pElii'H. ,fl t Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities is an organization for students not only attaining a level of academic excellence, but also demonstrating an active interest in student affairs. Its members, elected in their senior year, have shown themselves worthy of the organization through maturity, leadership, and demonstrated ability. DIANNE E. AMSTERDAM v.,,,,f,, .,- ee. STANLEY BERNSTEIN RICHARD BURNS HARRIET BLASCH 1oHANNA Revue FRANK E. FIORILLI EILEEN DUMBROFF IRENE KING ELY A. KIRSCHNER -.1 ll THOMAS NEMCIK ALFRED E. MC CLURE DOROTHY RAPP RANDY SPEER MARY ALICE SLATTERY ps. ll KENNETH STERN JOEL WOROB , , . .url mf ' M1 1 Mk , fm -my PHILIP J. PONDISCIO ,fl I 41 iw HOLLEY SPANGLER ff ' ' f if L.. JUDITH SZULECKI COLLEGE LIFE . . . Academic Simon says, Hands on Hips, Place! , 4 ' i L. ' E - Z ' E ' ' ' 'f ' 'i ' XF 'E' Q . f J L L J 2 f S i Q I i , 5 I5 - 2 5 X' L if Jig ' 5 i 5 jp: 3' :L '. ri.: 1 i ii -' 2 A . .I ci -AI , ' . nil i 'i ' 'L L h i v V151 5 1 .,. Iv. ,V L J 3 , i i' I U 8-it if iii i' 1 - 1 i 1 ' i .V S B 1 L ii J J L 1. L Q, wif: '-5 up ,Ji Q L 5 . . E-' 1 2 'H W fi, . , 5 'H J . is V , . il 1 ,- I . -I Q 1 .i 'i i. ii 1 I ,L W 'E 1 Z Q i Q, L. 1 I N gr I i , ii '- ,E : dw ,, ' in 1 if 'ff i vi? if , . - Nz E ii G . i -ff '- ff ,W W1 Mig: ii qui my Mary had a liffle lamb . . . V Jump Spof. Jump, Jump, Jump 5 l'm continued . . -Y, . - M . - '5MBlllNG!, Dr. Cook, whai's fhe besf denture adhesive? El Now remember, when I push the bufion we've gof 15 seconds leff, so run like hell! We'll call if cz pencil. ' ' Pol ygrip 1,3 I ll 'Sfew ball was a race horse l'm Continued X H. 3 Let's see now . . .Hold material to be learnecl against forehead for fifteen minutes . . . it K .i,. V .. ..,-N.. ,P, or --an i l D Q 3, ..., K ei To whom it may concern, thank you very much for the use of your incubator. 11l'E'?' instant halvah, what will they think of next? l'm Continued As an urban campus, R-N enjoys many community facilities not ordi- narily found on campus schools. U' The Presidenf's council of economic advisors couldn'f an- swer lhis one in 2 years. Rh' 1-crib x Lef's see, I ring the bell at 9:30, 10:35, and 17:40, l fhinlr. A bird in fhe hand is worth fwo in the bush. fyfVXX X 2 ARA ......... I , 41-11. ' .I 'r xq I O l fi O All N 0, f il, A+. ,N W L 5? I 1 In ili--Il ' l'm Continued . . . xl.-3 1:11-1 And tomorrow, Phyllis, you'll be a liffle prince. 2 . 'Q Kifchie-Kifchie Cool ,..,--'l' On behalf of the Awards Commiffee. ! I ..-1- ' , Hd '-.,, ,,,......4 1 1 :.s an if elf! mp, i'i1il?l,f,, -:lag ,, 1,425 l w iff I - , ' wr 'Eli .'n il-H V .4 i rl P K And fhen my clear friend Al Kelly said . . M I'm Continued rv q Sanlca, Really? ff 3 4? ' ..- g.. Y' l wish my hands weren'f fullp I could Lef's see now . . . To remove foreign knock the right way. object from ear . . . The nexf fellow fhaf calls me Abe gels belfed. l'm Continued . . . Tr. Q Harry, you and your spifballs, won'f you ever grow up? Mr. Strauss conducts as Dean Pawa snoozes. i 3,3 43.5 ,, V 3.9 1 u ' Flush him down? Jusf like thai? ' . me 1 nl' '. I Then I fook all 8,000 picfures, puf fhem in a pile, and sef if afire. li almost burnf down all of 87 Halsey. A Loreffa Young comes fo Rufgers. Q , I If I were in fhe College of Arfs and Sciences, all I'd have fo do is ask for an aspirin. The End. I KEEHHEEBZS GOVERNING GREEKS CAS INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Ieft to right: Frank Van Grofskip Dave Russell, Treasurer, Leonard Scrudato, Vice-President, Marc Kadish, President, Raphael Caprio, Secretary, Lester Franz, Public Relations, John Runfolo. SECOND ROW: Hank Cenicolay Steve Uling Paul Bradley, Carl Wronko, Ira Melon. CP INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Ieft to right: Elaine Charen, Secretary, Dennis Grygotis, Vice-President, Barton Frenchman, President. SECOND ROW: Arthur Wetsteiny Leonard Scarag Joel Worobg Clifford Botwin. PAN HELLEN IC ASSOCIATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Dempsey, Barbara Melnickg Judy Szuiecki, President, Fran Stein, Secretary- Treasurer. 16-7 Q1 3 x tar C? FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Galt, Janet Mickiewicz, Vice-President, Diane Amsterdam, President, Carol Wisniewski, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Aggie Madaras, Chris Chaplag Rose lager, Fran Sansone, Judie Gervasig Joan Ycnikp Zena Schechter, Pledge Mistress. ALPHA IOTA DELTA The primary function of Alpha Iota Sorority is service to Rutgers and the community. Such proiects as a cake sale and a Christmas party for children at St. Michael's Hospital were given during the Fall semester by the Pledge Class. To start the spring semester a book drive was held in con- iunction with the Y, The proceeds were sent to aid a Korean university. In April, an Easter party was given at an orphanage. AID serves the school by giving tours to incoming students and delivering inter-school messages. Besides service activities, a rush program, bull ses- sions, and co-ed activities such as dances and mixers with Rutgers-Newark fraternities liven up and round out our program. I ,..nx -1, W-, fe W-is me Pledge Induction. A million dollar smile. Who's on a diet! Making fhe children happy 7 ' W ' '-mfs' ' ' l! I .' FIRST ROW left to right Avram Eule Robert Mason Stephen Shore, Art Edward Kayworkp Robert Sanger: Paul Bradley, Warren Schwartzmanp Torre SECOND ROW Jeffrey Weiss Mark Hillman Joseph McGann, Treas- Charles Schwartzman, David Coppg Michael Betzp Leonard Douglen, Marvin urer David Kaufman President Carol Wronko Vice-President: Donald Devin, Katz. Secretary Charles Brandt THIRD ROW Eugene Rothman, H. Newman: ALPHA EPSILON Pl After four years of continued growth and prosperity, the Rho Beta chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity looks forward to broader horizons. With pride the fraternity points to its new house at 2 West Park St., which provides its brothers with enlarged quarters, new furniture, and added facilities. The basis of Rho Beta is its varied program of activities, included in which are its athletic, cultural, and social programs. In its striving for academic excellence, the fraternity has already won the interfraternity Council Scholastic Award twice. Dry Campus. ww- Now that the floor is clean The Line-up. 1a 'ff 'ff ' 71 ? L MR b '.in,Qiq,-g:gj-Z54g r7' ,: . 4 'Ili .j.5 f lf F .1 '1. V. ,-li ' ' Q' -' V! V Y zvf -'i Q ,T. .sw tgs 1.5, v R, X Q ' - .j?f'?g'22-H sf ,Q , ml -4,1,,.7: -W 1 ., ' -455,-H - . an 1, .1-,M 4, . ,, J' ' -'!? l'4w.m'uf11, A, + Pj- wg '- 2 , P- ' M ' l -L,-.1,,,.:'.,:g , a - ..' w.,, , 'ii J ' ' ' , wigs Q- T V, -2 . ,Sr na' . A 1 I , W I :A XA' vi ' Y Missed FIRST ROW, left to right: Jack Tesselp Arthur Chernyy Michael Kessler, Steven Tuvliny Bruce LePP: Robert Lissnerp Martin Rosenberg, Harry Witscherp Rosen: Len Weinfeldp Stuart Bakery Clifford Botwin, Barton Frenchman, Robert Filippone. FOURTH ROW: Alan Strauss, Lee Adler, Joel Jarman, Robert Lipnickip Robert Litwin. SECOND ROW: Gary Steinberg, Andrew Richard Aaron, Harvey Roth. FIFTH ROW: Bill Heinrich, Anthony Karnasp Katocsp Ely Kirschnerp Gerald Elias, Gary Kendler, Barry Shamusf Harlan Thomas Cassiog Charles Poranski, Martini Paul Landowp Salvatore Milone. THIRD ROW: Alan Rothbergf Robert ALPHA ZETA OMEGA Alpha Zeta Omega is a pharmaceutical fraternity which prides itself in the wide scope of its activities which range from its strong viewpoints toward aspects of professional pharmacy to a wide and varied social and academic program. Since its inception in 1919 in the City of Brotherly Love, AZO has grown by leaps and bounds and now has reached an inter- national status having recently inducted a chapter at the Hebrew University College of Pharmacy in Jerusalem, Israel. Perennial activities of Epsilon Chapter include a refreshing chapter newspaper, THE EPSILONEWS, the Barn Dance, the Playboy Party, and many numerous smaller parties and gatherings. The highlight of the fraternal year comes at the Man of the Year Dinner Dance. At this affair, AZO pays an impressive tribute to an outstanding personality in the Pharmaceutical Profession. Epsilon also presents an annual undergraduate award, the Bernard Ackerman Award, to the frater who has shown a special scholastic and fraternal aptitude. Upon graduation, AZO brothers work together on a national level to help each other professionally, to improve the conditions of Pharmacy, and in their efforts to help the undergraduate brothers at the local colleges of pharmacy. Wh9f9'S YOUI' Qlflf BUffY? AZO's display for Open House ll 111 lf's O.K., l'l1ey're marriecl. Will everyone please fake len gianf sfeps. i 'F Files:-is FIRST ROW left to right Paul Yarmchuk Larry Zerolnicky Allen Shaklang Bierbaum. THIRD ROW: John Valluzzi, Dennis Reinhartzf Joel Klein, Leslie Alan Naftalis Larry Rosner Sidney Nussbaum Elliot Pine. SECOND ROW: Morris: Donato Battistay Lester Franz, Jerry Casserp Stanley Bross, Jerry Richard Freedman Jay Freedman Inner Guard William Fyfe, Historian, Steinhoffp Morris Richman, Eugene Rosner, Jack Byrnes, AI Koeppey Robert James Cameron Warden Barry Bass Chancellor Leonard Scrudato, Vice- Abramowitzp Carl Kollmanf Robert Rabkiny Michael Schnittman. Chancellor Richard Weissman Auditor Bruce Adelmon Nick Borg, Marty BETA SIGMA RHO Beta Sigma Rho exists to carry out a program based on fellowship, and leadership. These goals are achieved through a wide variety of activities in the course of the school year. Fellowship is encouraged through a well-rounded social schedule. Our annual Roman Toga Party, two Pledge Parties, a hayricle, and the always successful New Year's Eve Party, are but a few of the items clotting our social calender. In June, the annual Installation Dinner-Dance is helcl, with representatives of the school and of our Grand Chapter in attendance in addition to a nearly unanimous attendance by the Fellows. For the past nine years, Beta Sig has taken a great deal of pride in the Christmas Party they give for the East Orange Cardiac Children's Home. Scholarship is always a major concern to the fraternity. A Scholarship Committee guarantees that the Fellows will maintain the Chapter average which makes our National Fraternity the second highest rated in the country, in this vital area. In keeping with this concern for excellence, the fraternity invites guest speakers to the chapter house, where many inter- esting ideas are discussed in History, Political Science, and the Arts. In the area of leadership, Beta Sig is extremely active in campus affairs. Our membership includes various members of the Student Council and the IFC. Leadership is also developed in sports, and Beta Sig is always a top contender in IFC football, basketball, ping-pong, and baseball. Oops, l'm losing my panfs! And wl1ai's your name? Decorating for the cl1ildren's parfy. Siffing preffy of fhe Dinner-Dance. 1- 3 ,555 M l l . . T l , - FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronnie Kotar, Noreen Gneccog Kathy Dempsey, THIRD ROW: Janet Horkap Angela Serio, Dawn Hassingery Pat lennip Deli Carol Di Nonno. SECOND ROW: Mary Kekelis, Diane Drabik, Parliamen- Annunziafap Joan Woicikp Carole Astuni, Carolyn Sozdap Barbara Salamone, tarianp Sandy Gulamerian, Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Cambria, Treas- Social Chairman, Julie Pepeg Carol Gollerp Judie Hayes, I.inda La lGreca, urerf Barbara Moody, Vice-President, Judy Szulecki, President, Joni Del Re, Elise Rehquate. Pledge Mistress, Roberta Cichy, House Mother, Carol Hubert, Ellen Tansey. DELTA PHI DELTA Founded in l934, Delta Phi Delta has achieved continued success in maintaining its ideals of sisterhood, scholarship, and leadership. The sorority serves its members by providing an opportunity for a well-rounded college life and stimulating an interest in those activities which will render the sisters helpful to one another and to the University. Highlights of our social calendar include such events as a Parent-Faculty Smorgasbord, the Thanksgiving Eve Banquet, an annual Theater Party, the Mother-Daughter Tea, and an Initiation Banquet in May. This year the sisters worked diligently putting down new floors and tiles in their house. Such typically co-operative efforts and activities provide many fond memories and contribute to the pervading atmosphere of sisterhood and unity of this closely-knit, well-functioning organization. Well, girls, was if worfh if? Y' Hulley-Gulley, Baby! Whaf would you give me if I dropped this plafe? 54 Wafch your fingers, Dempsey - Til' ' I ' 1' 1 ---up Hx., ...... e .Y .. , - , FIRST ROYV. left to I'i9I'If1 Eileen .DUmI3l'?ffi -IUDICB 5f9Wf-lfdi June Vyllgflefi ian, Dr. G. Pollak, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Augusta Kargeng Carole Silver- Elleen Miller: DGPIWIG KYOUICI DOHIS RBSHICIK- SECOND ROWS SUYCI Friedman, stein, Marianne Treutlerp Harriet Harnick, Sheila Lieberman, Eileen Cutler, HISTUVIGNI JUCIKIB Smith, TYGGSUYGFI Barbara 5CI UIil1 C0 fe5P0 CII '9 59CfeiCll'Yi Dale Sender, Enid Tuvlin, Lynn Felsenheldy Naomi Rosenfeld, Judy Ustiny Barbara Melnick, Vice-President, Rosalie Cangiolose, President, Fran Stein, Marilyn Nqffqligi Eileen I-idle: Barbara Kulesa' Pledge Mistress, Ellen Coan, Recording Secretary, Anita Muller, Parliamentar- - DELTA SIGMA CHI Delta Sigma Chi Sorority, founded in 1958, is an organization which encourages and promotes good scholarship, friendship, and morality among its members. The sisters of Delta Sigma Chi participate in many social and extra-curricular activities at Rutgers-Newark. Among annual activities are a Mother-Daughter Tea, Kappa Rho mixer, a party for orphans, an Anniversary Party, and a formal induction dinner. For the past 5 years, the Campus Queen at Rutgers-Newark has been a sister of Delta Sigma Chi. ln past years, many sisters have held elective offices in the school. Through our concerted efforts, Delta Sigma Chi has acquired many plaques and trophies. L'Chaim. Long ho? summer. You say you've got an itchy nose? So who's fhe sisfer? ll L s t u ,!!.. ,FI ,K if J ee ig a if -V six f Y. li FIRST ROW, lei' to l9h7i Allfm Befgefi DUNCUI1 CGMBYOUJ Bill M'-19692 -'Ohh John Lynch. THIRD ROW: Frank Van Grofski: Paul Mohrle: Ron Nicholas: Kl'9l'lIfSllYi Ed Dl'GfCh1 B05 GIIDSOI1, DUN Ford- SECOND ROW: RUY D9 Blfliii Bob Kaleyar: John Keely: Rich Grubel: Bob Francischetti: Jerry Shapiro: Bob Gllfbvff. George Dale, ChUf1Cell0fi ll'V Sfeffh ViCe-Pl'ESlClel1fi Drew Larry Kron, John Ganguzzo: Harvey Gutman: James 0'Hare Bear- Harold Yskamp, President: Jack Throckmorlon, Senior Vice-President: Edward Dun- Manger: Andy Barclay: Bob Newland. , I leavy, Treasurer: Ralph Heiman, Secretary: Al Cameron, Social Chairman: DELTA SIGMA PI Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity in the field of commerce and business administration. Beta Omicron Chapter was founded at Rutgers-Newark in 1937 through the support of Dean George Esterly of the School of Business Administration. The main purpose of the fraternity and the chapter is to prepare students of commerce for their role as future businessmen. Besides this, social and athletic activities round out the chapter's program: two formal dances a year, two formal initiations a year, frequent house parties, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, IFC sports participation and during the summer, a beach party and a picnic. These and our many other activities are secondary to the overall atmosphere of brotherhood and fraternalism prevalent among all Delta Sigs. 'AHenfion! They musf be pledges. A conservative group! Delia Sigma Pi, I think. The brofhers dress up for iheir Dinner-Dance FIRST ROW left to right John Przybylskig David Kellet, Steven Baer, Larry Auslander, SECOND ROW: Joseph Fllnfosh Kenneth Kulada, William Carson, James Forkerg Martin Jeiven. DELTA SIGMA THETA Delta Sigma Theta was founded in 1914, and the Epsilon Chapter was chartered at the college of Pharmacy in 1923. The only tri-professional fraternity in the world, DST encompasses pharmacy, medicine, and den- tistry with chapters extending to the far reaches of Scotland, Lebanon, and Italy. Since the fraternity's inception, the brothers of DST have kept the ideals of fraternalism and professionalism forever in their hearts. It is because of this that Delta Sigma Theta has attracted to its ranks the indi- vidual, who by his own advancement of knowledge advances the knowledge of those around him, the individual who believes that a fraternity molds the character of those who have chosen fellowship as the common element among uncommon minds. 1 v w. . .M w ru l' , . , -e.- V, . . f, ,,,,.,,. Tennis anyone? t 32,5 . A - we t renew 1, u ew., , 5 W M viii? ' 'vu' as wt, , iw f ,ft I Y?-' uw , . , ,, if :if ' nf Y .ew H V 1 , V an 5. U .Q xx... Q A, 4 wxwxxq rl, A- , , ' - ,4..q-- . it ,L .,.. 1 I. JT ' , ' ..,- -Wg , ' ,yn -V . . X za ', ' , - L I , ' .. .. Him 1- i,.,-- A V - W- ' , --Q . .L , . - , . e ' , That's getting pretty low . I ......, , .- U. 3--.1 - qw, 1 ,- . ff reg .. Now you add three grains of atropine and take one every three hours. P.R.N. Huddle. H1 asf 'l.' my 3 ir. , O i , i 4. Q1 1 FIRST ROW left to rght: R. Capinog Tony Bencivenga, Historian, Roger arinig Richard Lankenp Larry McClure: Michael Oropollo Joh Dugga Ben Camacho John Stark President, David Naysmith, Vice-President, Nicholas etto Abate, Michael Muscio, James Welsh, Frank Du Ma zio Zibyock Treasurer Kenneth Baumgartner. SECOND ROW: Salvatore Tagli- GLOVE AND STlCK Glove and Stick Fraternity is the oldest social fraternity on the Newark Rutgers campus, Founded in 1933 as Phi Sigma Omega, the fraternity took its new name in 1935 for purposes of distinction in order to perpetuate the fundamental principles of gentlemen and straight-forward thought and action. Thus, during initiations, where respect for dignity is upheld, the honored symbols, glove, cane, top-hat, have always been standard equipment. Glove and Stick has become an integral part of college life. Its members can be found participating in the various intellectual, social, and athletic activities of the university. Although proficiency exists in many fields, there is still possibly a very active and entertaining social program. This includes numerous song-fests, dances, beach parties and stag affairs, but the highlight is without a doubt, Glove and Stick's Annual Orphan's Party, an affair which has become traditional at Rutgers-Newark. The brofhers entertain girls. HE 3 e The House Lucky kids! lf's Hallowe'en, I fhink FIRST ROW, left to right: Dennis Grygotisf David Rosenberg, Matthew Pis- ROW: Henry loyasp David Zonderman, Bernhard Schmidt, Ralph Zampetti, kadloy Stanley Bernstein: Fred Sekleyp Leonard Scarap Charles Dakakey Howard Shallcross. FOURTH ROW: Fiori De Phillips, Edward Moylanp James Kenneth Dietel, Thomas Baumgartnery Robert Paterson. SECOND ROW: Wil- Plaiap Paul De Vivo, Harold Silverblatt, Bruce Graham, Gerald Sierchio, liam Carluccig James Beatty, Samuel Magalettag David Kessler: Thomas Ire- James Trabulsi, Herbert Sigristp Richard Kalendowicz, Michael Zarevaf land, Michael Bottonep Joseph Silva, George Bouchard, Michael Roskop Anthony Longo, Marco Bruno. James Belfiore: Frank Marciano, Wynn Watson, Philip Carangeio. THIRD KAPPA PSI Kappa Psi Fraternity is the oldest national, professional pharmaceutical fraternity in the United States. Today, Kappa Psi boasts a membership of 23,000 brothers. The collegiate chapters of Kappa Psi number 55, and the graduate ethics of its professional status. Omega Chapter of Rutgers College of Pharmacy maintains the highest degree of fraternalism, professionalism, and leadership, which is indicative to all Kappa Psi men throughout the United States. Professionally, the Omega men have shown their capabilities by award- winning pharmacy displays and by proiects in conjunction with Open House at R.C.P. Each year, Omega Chapter sponsors a fund-raising event with the proceeds donated to the Heart Fund. Socially, Omega Chapter is kept active by its Smoker, Halloween and Christmas parties, Dinner Dance, and Sweetheart Dance among other social activities. Athletically, Omega Chapter is top-ranked in all major sports including eight consecutive championships in touch football and basketball. The Chapter has also made a clean sweep of the football, basketball, and softball championships in 1963-64. By a blend of these fraternal activities with a formal pharmacy educa- tion, the Kappa Psi man is well suited to maintain the high standards of his profession during his college career and after graduation. .,,--I-'K ,11:-- , , ,,..-- ff- 1 -252 4 X , The Nc boys. ga Away we go. 6 md of Up a little higher, Mike. '- ,.,ae.:a5: - :1 Q N -' YV V 5' IE' 5 S--1-if ' e i,ii 'I W ,Q '-,,- 'A I J ' ' 'NN' Q ,- . 1 f 1 regard: Come on fellows you can hold him. FIRST ROW left to right Sibylle Lasch Historian Susan Bachert, Recording en, SECOND ROW: Amy Gemignanig Geralynn Basileg Nancy Levy, Dorothy Secretary Rita Cesureo Treasurer Josephine lyko Vice-President: Victoria Sfeidl, Joyce Reichert. THIRD ROW: Helen Robbins: Jeanne Harmang Dr. Kasper President Anna Lee Kaminslu Corresponding Secretary, Elaine Char- Spoerleini Mrs, Ulqni June Huuschildg Bqrbqrq Katz. LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA Pi Chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma International Pharmaceutical Sorority is now in its thirty-fifth year at the College of Pharmacy. The sisters and their pledaes find that LKS provides them with the proper professional and social outlook that is necessary for future leaders of the community. The girls maintain contact with chapters across the country through THE BLUE AND GOLD TRIANGLE, the official national publication, and Lambs' Tales, the national newsletter. Each year the social calendar is filled with events such as the Welcome Freshman Tea, the Annual Dinner Dance, the Initiation Dinner, Christmas Party, Pledge Supper, and cake sales and special evening meetings. This year we are proud to welcome Dr. M. T. Spoerlein, a member of the staff of R.C.P. and our advisor, as an HonorarV'IMember of LKS. These are pharmacists? Oh, let the smile out Sue. '-m The girls gather with their National President ix 'L LKS sisters entertain prospective pledges. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joel Worob, William Zipse, David Harris, Kenneth Stern, Preston Cohen, Harold Bobrow, Richard Weierstall. SECOND ROW: Sal Scialla, James Vandenberg, Anthony Laky, Arthur Wetstein, Harry Kagin, Michael Sisca. THIRD ROW: Joel Levenston, Earle Wrede, Frank Cann, Richard Stein, Charles Bertiger, Beniamin Meyerowitz. RHO PI PHI Rho Pi Phi International Pharmaceutical Fraternity was officially char- tered in 1919, and Eta Chapter at Rutgers became affiliated in 19 . Being a pharmaceutical fraternity, Rho Pi Phi has set as its goal the maintenance and advancement of good ethical practice within the profession. At Eta Chapter, we have proceeded along these ethical lines through our professional displays, informative speeches to groups of high school students, conferences among active and alumni chapters, a weekly presen- tation of medical films at the college and a free interchange of ideas with other chapters through our chapter publication entitled The Rope News. In addition to our professional pursuits we have a social life that is garnished with many worthwhile events, including our combination active- chapter N.J. alumni social events, conferences, bagel busts, picnics, and parties. All the brothers of Eta Chapter feel that active participation in these endeavors are very rewarding. rex 'AEG hhhh it Every year the fraternity re-enacts the ancient Aztec rain dance. Brothers dress up in native garb and, weapons in hand, perform the time honored ritual. Keep your hands down. The stage coach is late. lt's Benedict Arnold's Birthday, and we're having a Let bygones be bygones party. FIRST ROW, left to right: Wayne Hosidp Joel Barem, Peter Landowp Marty Dodesp Quaesterg Arthur Weinberg, Consul, Richard Friedman, Vice-Consul, Jacobs, Steve Rosengarten. SECOND ROW: Les Vincenti, Alumni Scribe, David Wasserman, Custosg Nick Ursina, Parliamentagianp Barry Schimmer, Woody Woodstock, Corresponding Scribe, Marv Price, Co-ordinator, John Recording Scribe, Eddie Halpern, Editor. TAU DELTA PHI Tau Delta Phi is unity through diversity, we are a band of brothers brought together with the purpose of teaching each other how to live and how to work together. We carry forward the fundamentals of education, adding a fraternal influence for harmonious living and individual develop- ment. In short, we are men who are active on campus, men who are serious students, men who participate in athletics, and men who enioy a full social life. We are a fraternity which is proud of its accomplishments in the past and one that looks forward to even more in the future. Yea Bodiddley. i f. ,...., ' web, -i V 4 i i ,..J So David goes out with girls. I Slick wiih me honey, and you can have all fhe buffered popcorn you want. What would Mrs. Claus say? , .Q E ..,,. ...,,5,:frs-:- - Eff s. I. .1 . I I , wr: - H 51 -' - I, . V-.Y -rg! 3 L ' '. .sinh NWA. ' .' FIRST ROW left to right Jlm Llatl John Mendola Jim Pantanog Steve Kim- Weiss, Chaplain, Harvey Strair, Historian, Tom Giarratana. Third Row: Gene Ier Ira Melon SECOND ROW Marc Kadish Al Kershner, Treasurer, Gary Mossy Jack Dorn, Ilan Wolffbergg Larry Angioneg Edward Meade, Sam Tu- Grygohs Sergeant at Arms Richard Ellen Pledge Trainer, Leonard Ferrara, retsky, Leo Masciulli, Harvey Oliver: Joe La Rosa, Allan Reiderg Ron Fried- President Phlllp Pondlsclo Vlce-President Arnold Grebler, Secretary, Thomas bergf Paul Wietsmag Wayne Salkeldf Gary Robbins, John Runfolog Paul Scalice. TAU KAPPA i EPSILON On June 5, 1960, Theta Zeta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity was installed at Rutgers-Newark. The fraternity dates back to 1929 when it was known as the Ephamia Society and subsequently Sigma Beta Chi. Tau Kappa Epsilon was voted Best Fraternity on Campus for the third year in a row. Scholastically TKE holds a total cumulative average well above the mean for Rutgers-Newark. On the football field Tekes are also potent, this year scoring 254 points while. yielding only I3 points. Six wins brought the IFC Football Trophy with it. Unity and organization are of prime importance to TKE. The recent purchase of a new house has served as a useful outlet for cooperatively planned work sessions. Fraternal views are published in the FRATERVANE three times yearly. At the helm of TKE organization is the Board of Control, comprised of alumni. Many varied parties and social events are planned to suit the interest of all fraters. These include swim parties, theme parties, bi-annual banquets, and a formal dinner dance. Summers are, of course, spent beneath the sunny skies of Belmar, along New Jersey's shore. TEKE Cheerleaders. Since when do priesis hold hands? f. P .,,1 we l 1 fe, ' r Now, we came out here to practice. Any way you look, if's sfill La Rosa TSMU S AME EUIEKEZMUHZZAXTHHUBUS FIRST ROW left to ri ht- Bob Rowland, I 9 ' William Magee, AIIan Berger, Edward Dratch, Robert Rabkin. SECOND ROW: Ronald Nicholas, Richard Kafafi Dan Ford, Treasurer, Bob Francischetti, Secretary: Je- rome Shapiro, President, George A. Dale, VicePresident, Jack Byrnes. THIRD ROW: Irving Stern: Larry Kron, John Krenitskyp Robert Garbutt, Jean Cookg Edward Dun- Ieavy, Raymond De Blasip Richard Green: Drew Yskamp. ACCOUNTING CLUB 'J' iiii R I Q I I ' :I lil AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY F4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Michael Marchetti, Treasurer, Arlene Rakoff, Secretary, Wil- Iiam Fyfe, President, Phil Pondiscio, Vice- President. SECOND ROW: Arthur libermanp Paul Yarmchuk, Walter Molzenf John Wy- socki. 7 AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW, left to right: Janet Horkap Susan Schnefel, Secretary: David Broadfoot, President, Arthur Liberman, Vice-President: Andrew Prieto, Treasurer: Judith Farago. SECOND ROW: Phil Pondisciog Leslie Gart- nery Robert Lytleg Joni Del Rep Judy Shill- cockf Karen O'NeiIIg Lois Gans, Arnold Greblerg Walter Molzen. IRAQ vs 5 'I FIRST ROW, left to right: Victoria Kasper, Recording Secretary: Jeanne Harman, Cor- responding Secretaryp Richard Weierstall, Vice-President: Bernhard Schmidt, Presidentg Boris Mantell, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Bruce Grahamg Patricia Yoczisg Geralynn Basileg Kenneth Dietel. THIRD ROW: Thom- as Baumgartnerg Bruce Leppg Stanley Bern- steiny Salvatore Scialla. BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 2 lk .1 J F', 'Tj' ' ' -,I ' 1 FIRST ROW, Ieff Io righf: Jerome Shapiro: Dan Ford: Allan Berger: Edward Drafch: Roberl Rabkin. SECOND ROW: Ronald Nicholas: Richard Kafaf: Raymond De Blasi, Treasurer: Irving Siern, Secreiaryg Bob Rowland, President: Edward Dunleavy, Vice- President: Jack Byrnes. THIRD ROW: Wil- liam Magee: Larry Kron: John Krenifskyp Robert Garbuifp Jean Cook: George A. Dale: Bob Francischeffig Richard Green: Drew Yskamp. Not pictured: Klaus Paul. CAS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 'Si-7 A III' A-4.411 ,aw . ...v- -4 'f' A 'K ' I I L: i , I I fy I I Ei Z. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB VIII' 'Y 1' FIRST ROW, Ieff fo right: Jean Cooky Susan Kynor, Treasurer: Richard Siegel, President: Beth Mahoney, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Gerry Lee: Patricia Fuller: John Gyori: Mar- lene Nowelskyg Elna Clayton. Q CP CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FIRST ROW, left To right: William Jacka- mut, Vice-President, John Scott, President, Joseph Alves, Jr., Secreiary-Treasurer, John Siegler, Corresponding Secreiary. SECOND ROW: Alan Karen, John Guidera, Daniel Meaney, Carmein Cicurillo. FIRST ROW, left to right: Arnold Karig, Vice-Presidenr, Ronald Nickel, President, David Newell, Secrefary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Carl Illian, James Vandenburg, Thomas Ireland, Robert Paterson. THIRD ROW: Bruce Graham, Kennelh Diefel, Rick Jansen, Dr. Putney. CONSERVATIVE CLUB 'IS 4 FIRST ROW, left Io right: Robin Greenberg, Elna Clayton, Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Schwind, President, Leonard Ferrara, Vice- Presidentf Jim Gibson. SECOND ROW: Ar- nold Grebler, Joseph Dygos, Ann Jusfh, Steven Mechanic, Tony Bencivenga. ECONOMICS CLUB ,- I l EARTH SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, left fo righh John Ganguzzag Klaus Klawihery Herberf Quigley, Vice- Presidenh Bob Eschino, President, Joe La Corte, Treasurer, Eva Fedor, Secretary, l.arry Kron. SECOND ROW: John Lynch, Ed Balz, Tom Giarrafana: Bob Garbufh Dan Ford: Ed Camp, Marfy Gedy Edward Draichg Allan Berger. 1. ' : 3-.lil vw-'qv . ff 1- UIQ, A f . .3 ENGLISH CLUB FIRST ROW, left fo righf: David Greene, Treasurer: Ilan Wolfberg, President: Robin Greenberg, Vice-Presidenf: Ellen Tsoucalas, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Irving Sanders: Eleana Sussman: Michael Schniffman: Lucille Klayn: Bob Trier: Connie Moffola. FIRST ROW, Iefl' to right: Loretta Kizer: Eugene Newman, Secretary-Treasurer: Agora Madarcs, President. SECOND ROW: Martha Warner: Elecna Sussman: Joel Leven: Eliza- beth Ciallellu: Maxine Ordower. FOLK MUSIC CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Doris Blumen- kranz, Judy Czlapinskip Joseph Cozzi, Treas- urerp Donald M. Ferraiolo, President, Arleen Bush, Secretary, Rebecca Cookg Joyce Lewin. SECOND ROW: Dan Ford, Joseph Strumoloi Eugene Newman, John Fatuzzo, Elizabeth CiaIIeIIa, Jerry Casserp Thomas Trianog Edward Campy Tom Nemick. Not Pictured: Leonard Weintraub, Vice-Presi- dent. JEWISH CULTURAL ORGANIZATION A :FZ-ff I ,.. 2 I HISTORY CLUB , I 'I FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Gans, Gladys Meisler, Vice-President, Glenn Cohen, Presi- dent, Rona Zwillmanp Doris Beck. SECOND ROW: Alan Arnowitzp Willy Shulman, Treasurerp Zena Schechter, Sandra Gordon: Ron Normang John Dodes. LIBERAL CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Rose Ann Sarao, Carol Daugherty, Ron Norman, Secretary, Sotere Torregian, Vice-Secretary, Loretta Kizer, Cathy Drummond. SECOND ROW: Richard Bartell, Nancy Nilandg Karen Zau- dyck, Patricia Leavens, Christine Oelkers, Glen Ebisch, Anthony Thomas Peretti. Not Pictured: Ed Reif, President, Mark Knops, Vice-President. FIRST ROW, left to right: Angela Schimenti, Robert Bari, President, Leonard Scrudato Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Peter Sciano, Howard Silver, Albert Lord, Guy Spangher. MATH-PHYSICS CLUB wqr' FIRST ROW, left to right: Gerry Lee, Arleen Hollander, Secretary, Loretta Kizer, Presi- dent, Phyllis Moncher, Librarian, Charlotte Kizer, Hilda Altschule. SECOND ROW: Andy Wells, Ron Norman, Martha Warner, Doris Beck, Agota Madaras, Carol Wisniew- skip Diane la Via, Mel Moschelp Art Torre. MUMMERS MIXED CHOIR I fl I CIHI FIRST ROW, left to right: Jan Kelik, Sec- retary, Robert A. Freedman, Vice-President, Gail L. Kellstrom, President, Robert L. Del Pazzo, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Richard J. Turick, Ron Norman, Luba Tereszczuk, Maria A. Bodnarp Robert A. Bernstein. 1 wi'-' 1 NA. A. c. P. i FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Kosko, Secretary, Carolyn Robbins, Vice-President, Robert Koleszar, President, Ellen Tansey, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Anthony Mari- conda, Carol Wisniewskip Diane La Via, Judy Szuleckip Geraldine Giacconey Herbert Quigley. FIRST ROW, left to right: Martha Warner, Gloria Rice, Corresponding Secretary, David Barrett, President, Lydia Davis, Treasurer, Janice Stewart, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Claridge A. Rice, Rebecca Cookg Bernice Tysonp Gerry Lee, Colette Thompson, Sharon Carter, Peter Stewart. CAS NEWMAN CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Rita Cesareop Amy Gemignanip Josephine Lyko, Secretary- Treasurerp James Belfiore, Presidenfp Ger- alynn Basile, Vice-President: Dorothy Steidlp Anna Lee Kaminski. SECOND ROW: George Bouchard: Joseph Silva: Michael Bottoneg Frank Marciano: Marco Brunof Susan Bach- erh Thomas Baumgartner. THIRD ROW: Dennis Grygotisg James Trabulsip Leonard Scarai Dr. M. Spoerlein. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB 'I - Q. CP NEWMAN CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Czlapinskig Geraldine Coppola, Secretary: Frank E. Fiorilli, Vice-President: Donald M. Ferraiolo, Treasurerp Arleen Bush. SECOND ROW: Edward Camp: Joseph Strumolop Thomas Trianop Rebecca Cookp Randy Speer: Joseph Cozziy Jerry Casser. Not Pictured: Leonard Weintraub, President. 227 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW, leff fo right: Linda Carier, Judith Cook. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Friedley, Barbara Krefzer, Behy Ter Meer, Phyllis Spencer, Midge Minero. r1:f4.5 2f l?1E I5 f A.-- . p . , , ,J ,-, yy ,. n - .U .- - . limi ' gL.,.. FIRST ROW, left fo right: Hilda Altschule, Hilda Greenwald, Secretary, Harry Taivus, President, Mark Kristal, Vice-President, Nick Z'b lt T . SECOND ROW- D 'd nyoc , reasurer . av: Greene, Edward Camp, Laurence Giessue- belg Barbara Schultz, Daphna Kroulq Helene Lentkowskip Rochelle Ruchlinp George Casapullag Edward Rudow, Joel Levin. COLLEGE OF NURSING RESIDENCE COUNSELORS S FIRST ROW, left to right: Gladys Meisler, Vice-President: Victor Goldman, President Sandra Gordon, Secretary. SECOND ROW Dave Farber: Camille Deo: Beth Mahoney Barbara Schultz: Daphna Krouk: Nelson J. Stoppiello. Not Pictured: Stuart Schwartz, Treasurer. rffix-ig'-'sl---...'.,'I i 'L fsf2vj Q.:f? Q 1 ,K SOCIOLOGY CLUB 12'-sr FIRST ROW, Left to right: Tamar Porat: Claire Sachs, Vice-President: Myrna Rud- man, Secretary-Treasurer: Toby Forim. SEC- OND ROW: Solomon Odenz: Maria Mon- teiro: Ronnie Kotar: .Ioan Yanik: Richard Grubel. Nat pictured: Anne Horowitz, Presi- dent. SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUB I Jr 5:3191 'P wx 3 Wiki? ., 9-, 0: FIRST ROW, left to right: Rosemary Da- loisiop Barbara Sanders, Secretary-Treas- urery Deanna P. Girshon, President, Paula Corrigan. SECOND ROW: Glen Cohen, Alfred E. McClure. VARSITY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Brad Stiles, Secretary, Bob Fiore, Vice-President, Tom Nemcik, President, Andrew S. Wells, Treasurer, Steve Laddy. 44-1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Sehy, Advisory Eu- gene Levy, Presidenff Allan Reider, First Vice-President: Lorraine Olson: Alan Che- rish, Second Vice-President, Judy Szulecki, Myrna Rudman. if ' STUDENT Y 'Ia ,. L. Q, ,fi-r. ij-1. ' if .K F lug f L,-X!.x!. f- '14-Q -,I WQZDNKL- Dress, drill, spii, polish . . . and parades. AIR FGRCE ROTC 5 . in L, .I Ie gre, if- 1 F i'1,1iQf4g5 ' F53 2-4 wr an A ,H 3 ,fifrilisi it ii Q 333 ' I Rutgers-Newark AFROTC cadets--Attention! 232 Cadeis are enlightened by last year's professor of Air Science, Colonel Maurice A. Beri. AVR F Our nexf asironaui-Nick Schulclf-begins his fraining with .let T-33 of Otis Air Force Base. The 490th AFROTC Group, under the com- mand of Colonel McKenzie, is composed of over 'l78 cadets, 15 of whom attend Rutgers- Newark. Over 40 commissions have been awarded to Rutgers-Newark students in the AFROTC program, which is offered in coop- eration with the Department of Air Science at the Newark College of Engineering. The four-year program includes classroom work and leadership laboratory and is designed to give sufficient practical and the- oretical instruction to enable a cadet to be quickly integrated into the Air Force with a minimum amount of additional training. Emphasis is placed upon preparing the cadet for his chosen field in the Air Force. Open to cadets are opportunities to par- ticipate in various extra-curricula activities including the rifle team, the cadet corps band and the trick drill team. Upon the completion of a Flight Instruction program, initiated in 1958, a cadet may apply for a private pilot's license. This special program is designed to give up to 36 hours of instruction in a light aircraft to all seniors enrolled in the pilot category. Arnold Air Society, the national AFROTC honor society, is open to certain select cadets of the program who meet its rigid scholastic and leadership requirements. GN 'I'-.7 Benjamin Foulois, the first Air Force pilot speaks to ROTC Dining In we 53? alkfzzz uw v 'Um ii HM H Y Y 1 ,figs , I read abou! if in Playboy, il's called a porlable bar. COLLEGE LIFE Kissing Rock 'fiin A new organizafion has submiffed ifs consfifufion, Phe Sfudenf Council. You see, I iusf washed my hands and I can'f do a thing wifh fhem. 234 X. ' E lr., ' ..N No, you silly goose, she's fha Dean of Women! Would you say a few words lo the boys in Korea? 2 If's fha! season of fhe year again Ha, Ha, Ha . . . Whai season of fhe year? 007, when you've read if, eat fhe briefcase. 1, 1 Hypodermic syringe, firecracker, lipsfick, beer can opener, oh! here if is, my pencil. Chapler 3. What fo Do if if Spreads fo Your Legs. Harry, you and Joe guard the fronl door- here. Jack, you drive the gefaway car. 4 I will be good I will be good I will be good I . . . How's your Danish? I don'f core who did if, iusf sweep if up. . iq! I - in uw You did? Righi in fhe Dean's office? LeI's swifch wigs, iusf for kicks. ,, ff .sgiiif ph I f flssby . ,-of Yes, iI's true . . . Oh, o liifle birdie fold me. ,L Watch if Mackl Four out of five dodors prefer me. Ag Aff? And if l lake my hand away, the enfire building will collapse. W ' .,u,...g. So you won! fo be in file movies? 236 , -..- .... 'A W x . Walla, V, Q, XML ,kk M W .f l ffl-if ' , , ,M-Y O.K. Nails, lei's go for o - ' fl ', ,, ride in ihe counlry. 5 21 23? ,V vw , K f, Q-Q, 55, Y r. .IP - llbifu ' 1 , ,gy Jain? ,. Et,-Q f i , 'si 'MQ ---1 X H ' w 14. A 4 ' fha Miss Meluskey, I don'l mind sharing an aparfmsnr, but please- . . R? Tu'1'f-ERE: Wu -FX,-- Double your flavor, double your fun . . Slle's looking for an eight lefler word meaning nosey. l oughfa slapa you face for sayin dofl ,KSN sc' ' X' Nlf Fm . . . Third floor, center window Al McClure fries lo make off with some equipmenf. x 1- r- A :fg - Higdgiutb -lj! ' 42.25 X A Q 2Pl'1L,,,a an mf vyffg . I.,-as 52745 , ,'.1.. 1 'w if ME ix RTP' Q. VK 'M .-. mm 'I-IOD 'IEW' 39. ., , , . L -'JM' - M , - . , -. Y: 4. .-4 W .4 , 1 .7 M' I . 1 41'i?f af. a X E fi. any. .'W F tv . 1' MIK Q., s 'tg 5 'mv Q 'gt'a .f ' i.. .5 2 5 ,Q I Ss I. I ,af , Y' n 1 A w K ' Q 1:2 I 10 ,Q Q Q. mi w A g , AX X xxw I Ns' 1 Us is Xl Q-A 'ww f A 2 D Visifing hours are on Wednesday and Saturday. 36 23 35 32 24 33 35 20 36 Thai is a lruly funny joke-you're suspended. aww 2 Four years of Thermodynamics, Profecfive Geomefry, Vedor Analysis, and I siill have a paper roufel I f, 3 , 5-vga! Here's where I move in for fhe killl You'd like io jump? Excuse me. ed Freshmen file slowly our of llveir firsf i assembly. qolu Here's one by Pinky Leel .,, A. f l sfare s 'Y' wr' Y 13,3 of if long enough Rrrrripl if will go away. GAPIG V : 1 l K 1 U If .' Q 'N .l .', i I :ri ,, I V it x' Qs , 0 M J 'Vw Say Doc, fhere's a ihree-fool ani in flue powder room! l'ma gonna senda my enlorca. r 1 12.4 +L. I Y' 1 fd ,N , N N On my honor I will do Four score and seven years ago. my besf fo serve . . . Alrighl fellows, acf naiural . . . Come om lhis is a candid . . . Dammit, move! X W1--' 'N .: i ,K lvl ' ' W 'iizf' .L 3 ln ihe mature female . . . Good Lord, fhe pound cake is moving. 239 , I., D E , ' 5 if iw iii ,1 . 1n...L..,- 1.1-1- ,JV ,J 4 gp, '. V . n X1 1' LM Ae 5,1 Q'Y,',,:- Fig 3u?i' ' fs 'Q f , , 1 'I 5 ,. vi. -'fi' ff' 'f x ' ,iff hidaqlgh P QW I di X ,Pi . -1,1 ' 1 I Q 1 msg, EQV :gn lv- W...-W' . . give my besf fo your roommafa l-DVB Ed were loaded Y I ur. -.Y-4 - if Iii'-iq'-.. 1 .A .. ' X A ' ll Ni I A -. 'ii , 31A 5 5 . ' WQAX ' '76 5? 1 hu: 3 1' y 13 X A - 'r 'IX . .A. Kick me in ihe shin when you wanf fo come up for air. Believe if or nor, fhey're brofhers. This clramafic pholograph was falcen by .Ioni Smilh splif seconds after she leapf from fha balcony railing offer spending i8 sfraighf hours sfudying in fhe library. - 1 l We shall overcome . . . And so l said, Whai do you mean fha Phanfom ,gdes again. Hey Eileen! A guy wanted fo lake the Senior Class has to have a picfure so we wen! like ihis. consfiluiionf' lf. ETX ,W r x l , 4 wg.: Man, l've gof an ifch I haven'f even slaried fo scrafch yel. Ooo-Look wha! you stepped inl Are you good with animals? l.B.M. lnfernalional Sfe 93, up 95 And fhey fold me fhere no lab in Animal el II2, down M . . dudion. I '!'5?5r-as-em-,.. ,1,.'.. xx hifi , ,sf 51 lf' 4 xx lf Q X -S71 5 will UIIX ng -s . . F ill lfs called cllred dia l'm smiling now, buf if il's broken, you'll pay fhrough the nose. W Q ,XA ff, I . .e au Wjlifil X iii J Have a bilel ll's Gefilfe fish on the half-shell. ling. gr' X XVCLQ -gx A X ll's called Canoe, and il sells for 55.00. So Ihai's wha! I gel for felling him Io go io Hell! .2.. And then I delivered mail in Chicago. Some more propaganda from our proficienf film ThaI's on excellent quesfion Larry, buf the answer producer. is equally simple-minded. Mi N. ff! . :A+ A funny Ihing happened fo me on Ihe way fo 40 Redor Sfreef. I spend six monfhs learning Ihe Dewey Decimal Sysfem, and Ihen I come Io Ruigers-Newarlr. The Admissions office, in a surprise move yesferday, resiricled fhe of all incoming freshmen fo 5 feel' 4 inches. r Aclually if's a seismograph, and if's measuring shock waves under fhe Dean oi Sfudenls office heighf Pssf . . . your zipper's open The end. SEJEGJESTS In every sport, the student comes to under- stand the need for discipline. To be in control of one's self and the situation is essential to achievement. At Rutgers-Newark, both the participant and the spectator have often been rewarded with exciting, well-performed events. F XHWA 1 Director of Athletics and Basketball Coach Steve Senko and Bowling, Basketball, and Baseball Coach Joseph Pucillo. ,w wflfufg 11. K I ,hm 4 .abr X o rfill-T' sa arf - 1 tm H I di el 'L ,. t N3-fl 1 .hx ,l ,ag -1 f, H M5 Saw. H -Q ei? 015' 'vinyl Rtvfif' 'S ?F?s6'!s 25? K' 1 msg li, Golf and Fencing Coach Alan DeCicco Tennis and Wrestling Coach Bob Mizerek 1964-65 CHEERLEADING SQUAD: Lana Deufsch, Jackie Smith, Susan Walkley, Eileen Lidle, Nina Kforis, KNEELING: Lynnie Felsenheld, Joyce Boscenko, Irene Bruude, Captain Dorothy Rapp and Sharon Cohon. Sharon and Eileen CHEERLEADERS Susan and Lana One of the Preffiesi Sights on any Basketball Courf! lf' 'f'l'!,SN ei ' ,Ms Wx W ll . tl M fd' 49,51 - 'Q Felzy and Jackie 'FGDC and Nifd The Game, Rich . . . The Game Lef's go Daddy! BASKETBALL , 7-534 'E gn fi- 1964-65 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, STANDING: Assistant Coach J. Pucillo, Bill Tyson, Dennis McCorry, Henry Goodfriend, Ed Szalliiewicz, Bill Wagner and Head Coach Sieve Senko. KNEELING: John Przygocki, Frank Van Grofski, Bill Wynn, Rich Leonard and Bob Singer. Nat pictured: Capiain Walter Bailey. Tx 1 , FN il f ll vi M2524 ,....-.l if- .....i.----It-i-1 ,,...-- Captain Walter Bailey pulling one down Leading scorer Billy Tyson abou? to againsf Marist. begin his devasfaiing drive. Freshman Prysgocki, High Scoring Soph Tyson, and Junior Van Grofski Sharpshoofers Leonard, McCory, and Goodfriend Marist ................,................................,.................... Rufgers f M mnji Backcourf Aces Wagner, Singer and Wynn ii: i i i li ' J I x-zo -L- .. g 5 's I i Lasf minufe insiruciions. he us 5 ffl. f ,-ff' . W ' f 41 ' 1 V1 ,-- X V1 9 9 Q I v Q J -:.' 'F 5.9 gg, FX 1965 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob McDowell, Rocco Vizzuzo, Co-Captain, Nick Schihingerg Bob Singer, John Graham, Frank Dimurziop Rich Freedman, Ray Russomano. SECOND ROW: Coach Pucilloy Billy Wynn, Ron Wacerap Bob Pinardp Eddie Salkicwiezp Dave Charpp Henry Goodfriend, Roger Camocho, Mike Oropollo, Lou Bally Rich Jannoney Jack Throckmorfon, Co-Capiain. BASEBALL 1 ,3-4.. I . avi. . 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KNEELING: John Jascur, George Szudzieikc and Rich Zoziarski. 1 If 'ur Captain Ron Wacera with his coach, Joseph Pucillo. BOWLING 1964-65 WRESTLING SQUAD, STANDING: John McEnroe, Manager, Joel Grodman, Mike Oropollo, Tom De Triquei, Larry McClure, Ed Demers, Coach Mizerek. KNEELING: Bill lannacone, Brad Stiles, John Amorose, Al Skinner, Rich Cataldo, and Sam Testa. Wifh men like fhese Freshmen, N.R. should remain a power for years fo come. 500 lbs. of Heavyweight Grapplers 'S . Larry McClure and Ed Demers, fwo of fhe squad's hardened ver- erans. WRESTUNG Coach Bob Mizerek with his co- capfains, Larry McClure and Sammy Tesfa. Km , 1 f ! 'L-.i :1 -1- -A vm With smiling faces like fhese fhey can'i be foo vicious. f Z f Look Up Brad . . . Brad? . . . BRAD!!! 255 C 1 1964.65 FENCING TEAM, STANDING: Coach DeCicco, Fred DeVesa, Gary Berger, Emile Herman, Roy Speiser. KNEELING: Fred Ofsowitz, George Kane, Jeff Mandel and Duncan Cameron. ,tpsl , I Q!! li ' w V Mi! H fi 'eu' F I 1 l' V! '- f '5 3 it rt L1 r' K -1 1 1 F 1'!f .1 X t , 'WW U X , I 9, I . , 2 le: 'L I il' wi i I De Vesa, Cameron and Speiser, a strong part of the R-N Fencing Squad. l Q, if MEN'S - ' FENCING ill -1 , Qs: V' -' A Quiet Saturday Afternoon at 53 Washington Street. I i -.-:. -A in -5 -- 25 K,- Z'-- 1-Z,f-Grimm. Coach DeCicco with co-captains George Kane and Emil Herman W-XP' A- Mr. C ool If I have fo fight my way fo fhe milk machine once more . . . 257 x 0 I ! i f 1' X IV ' , I NA if The 196465 Womens Fencing Team with Coach Smiley' DeCicco. WOMEN'S FENCING With the combined efforts of Allan DeCicco and many enthusi- astic girls, Rutgers at Newark Women's fencing has become a varsity sport. The team of 1964- 65, under the leadership of the coach and Captain Barbara Moody, has become a leader in this area of ever increasing interest for the fine art of fencing. Coach Al DeCicco with Captain and four-year veteran Barbara Moody. Sk Two newcomers, Janice Sfewarf and Janice Clark. Sheila Millman, Louise Varchol'and Peggy Eghaz form the backbone of fhe Squad. Susan Fauer, Elaine Nusbaum, Bonnie Zubanas, Pat McNeil, and Eileen Kinney-The Junior Varsity Squad 9 TENNIS 1965 TENNIS TEAM-STANDING: Bruce .lack Dorn, Dennis Conway and Coach Bob Mizerek. .lack Dorn, R-N's imporf. The Bruce Half of the Wahler Brofhers. Wahler, Allan Wahler, George Kihizck, Coach Mizerek with his 1965 captains, Allan Wahler and Dennis Conway. W fy Q l 9 4 I f X f X W' o . ,stftfgog I fx X V 1 X Qef ' If w o Q? X j ggi Q6 4' iz, 53 George Kihizalc, a solid performer and two-year veferan. 1964-1965 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM-STANDING: Coach J. Pucillo, Bill Hahn, Nestor Olesnysky, Ed Szalkiewicz, Mike Siavage, Vin Lauten. KNEELING: Bob Noun, Gary Goss, Art Maloney, Art Watkins, and Jeff Mullette. Coach Pucillo with J.V. Captain Art Watkins. Hard floor, Eddie? 1964-65 J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Norma Gimberf, Judy Klein, Fredda Berger, Jane Johnson, Carol Lee, Joan Gorlin, Mary Ann Berezansky, Leonora Gcrris. W- 1 . Lf, ,,. CO-CAPTAINS Mary Ann and Lonnie Joan and Freddu ,- W ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The publication of the ENCORE is the responsibility of a small but devoted staff. lt represents many hours of frustration, work, tension, and laughter which are replaced with satisfaction, pride, and memories after the final distribution to the student body. However, this publication would have been an impossibility without the interest, advice, and cooperation of these people. Mr. Edward Bathmann for patience and endurance-an ideal publisher. Mr. Richard Gross and Mr. Marvin Gershenfeld for their fine photography. Dean Pawa and Dean Woodward for their cooperation. Dr. Zocca for advice and encouragement. Mr. Fred Banta for moral support and inspiration in times of need. Mr. Mahoney for guidance. Mr. Thomas Gates for his unusual ability to calm our moments of tension and frustration. Amy Harris for her expert counsel of our financial affairs. Mr. Reese for enduring our last minute mailing and supply demands with a smile. Marie, Carmella, and Martha for a kind word. The OBSERVER staff for the use of their pictures and editor. Bob Schiesel-What can I say? Words are inadequate for this acknowledgement. Our parents for understanding. The pledges for their devoted support and willingness to aid in any capacity. And all those who helped to make this publication a success. DR LOUIS ZOCCA STAFF Judy Szulecki ..... Allan Berger ....... Irene King ....... Frances Stein ....... Josephine Lyko ...... Anita Muller ............. Jack Throckmorton Bob Bernstein Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Coordinating Editor Arts and Sciences Editor Pharmacy Editor Art Editor Sports Editor Gary Donner .......... ............... S tudent Photographer Ed Dratch ........... 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