SUNY at New Paltz - Paltzonian Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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NEW YORK IIIIIIII CONTRAST - 3 FACULTY U Q2 PLANT ACTIVITIES 50 GRE E K9 98 U N DE RGRADUATE Q QENIORQ I use Q , fwx,ff2:3f'?'i'.f .W-W Z-11 fy :ag fm-zfgfh .V , t,,,,. , M . , 7-, 1 ' . sf:exg5:wfQ154mgp1y5gfv Q ? S r5x5Mf3?3fi'f11f2Q g9PfQ21fH4f??fwSfxi81vA Wwfwsffifwg :mmf ,g V22 6351512f5LGz5'fsvs2f2-gi il 1wif?ffu'5?s?:?1QfifS4iwi44M P K W1 :.'.m1.,,f:1f.- , - ff ,ssz.vf:f'f -- - ,, f-wx, W - M: - - K In 8 skill.. 7344 aFSf 'i4E ?i2i.H!!5? iY?Q 'WG WW, K 'hQKH4E!L2l,4WJd4KYU!YAlk MKJ'5!3YWAKkR2z 9 'Jill M A , E 3 I n 9 .,,.....Q..u. 5' NWN. WNW Sf! -an ,...w...-A, .f-...mnwuw mum ,wkwl A1 1. ug i 5 Q . i . wawawwszm. fww:mewwf,w,1wez,wf:mNmfmwvmmw . sammy mQw www4wwwwL.V.m ,,,. 53? Q ii- ,Q HN mia s 'W dk 1 IN DEDICATION 1 l l 944- Eugene Boufon 1886-88 To PresidenT J. HciggerTy This book is dedi- coTed . . , becouse he epiTomizes The Theme of conTrosT . , . wiTh The chonges ond grovvTh he hos broUghT To our compus during The seven- Teen yeors oT his odminisTroTion . . . Tor his inTeresT in The college os o whole . . . in eoch sTudenT os on individual . .. To William J. Hc1ggerTy . . . The college presi- denT . . . The edUcoTor . , . The mon . . , The husbond . . .The ToTher . .. To William J. HciggerTy . . , To his liTe . . .This book is dedicoTed. Frank Ccpon 1889-99 Myron T. Scudder 1899-1908 John B11ss 1908-23 L, H, von den Berg 1923-44 1944 Wne fcrnily upon orr1va1 1913 cs o young boy, age 5 1933 'the newlyweds New PoI1z 1925 Hign Scnoo1 Graduation 1950 'As rnofher ond father of the faculty 19 Amy Sclwoffner Edilor-in-Chief PALTZON IAN John Dodor Plwologrcipliy Bclrbcro Winkler Michael Lewis Bob Hooglund Teddi Poppcis also Cc1rlCriTTinclen Louise DeVito Artie Lebofsky .lomie Pugliese Art Editor ta YL Russell Roy Layout Editor Heather Blacker Literary Editor Diane Rothenberg Leslie Silverman Judy Brown Dorothy Hewitt Cathy Judge Mary Lou Cornwall Carol Kraus Bonnie Padrusch 21 Kenneth Ervin Advisor Business Manager Ed Kakaty General Staff Diane Rothenberg Ann Marie Farrell Marilyn Feinberg Linda Spiro Shelly Morgan Rhoda Rachap If S' Q Deon ofthe CoIIege Robert W, Pyle ADMINISTRATION responsib-iIIty . . . cIependobiIity . . . coordina- tors . . . counselors . . . advisors . . . oII these things and many more . . . Deon of Students Jock Yuthus Associate Dean of Students June LittIe 3 Registrar Ailso E. Reid Director of Admissions and Coordinator of Field Relations John G. Vett '?' 1 I3 Assistant to the President Robert C. Davidson A axis-4m,,M.nf .s...-wtf' raw'- Director of Publicity Leland E. Heinze Chairman, Division of Grodume Studies Richard F. Klix f Q 3' in was-4' Pi if Y ,nj ,eg U52 il wi ww' Q Senior Financial Secretory Roberi W, McDowell Director of Placement Harold M. Elsbree DOROTHY T, HAYES Director ot Elementary Educatidn Chairman, Division ot Education ESTHER M. MORGAN Associate Protessor ot Education The Faculty: the people we love even while we're hating them . . . the men and women we curse, but admire at the same time . . . the folks we emulate... FAcu LTY RITA A. BURDETT Associate Professor of Education EDUCATION JANINA WIRPSA Assistant Professor ot Education ROY ARNOLD Assisfonf Professor of Educofion 1 HAROLD E, TANNENBAUM Professor of Educofiorw ELOISE MCKNIOHT Professor of Educofion FREDERICK B. BUNT Asslsfomf Professor of Educoffom EDMUND FELDNAAN Professor of Arf Choirmon of Arf Educofiom Division ART KENNETH GREEN ,M GEORGE WEXLER Associofe Professor of Arf BENJAMIN KAPP forboveh professor of An ALBAN E. WOOLLEY lbelovvf Assodofe Professor Associofe Professor GEORGE WARDLAW Assisforwf Professor KURT J, M!-XTZDORF Assisfonf Professor ROBERT SCHULER Assfsforwf Professor HUGO MUNSTERBERG Professor .IULES DANIEL SEUG lmsfrucfor I E si' MELVVN GOLDSTEVN Assistant Professo' at Engfisn WWW V. K. CHARI Assistant Protessar English HUNIANITIES RiCi-tARD E. MADTES Associate Protessor at Engiisn JAMES TINSLEY Instructor, English ROSE L. ABERNETHY Associote Professor- Speech PERRY E, BAESLER NOBLEZA CASTRO ASUNCION Professor of Speech Visiting Assistont Professor - Speech LAVVRENCE W. SULLIVAN Visiting Lecturer in English BERNARD S. SOLOMON English VERA R. IRWIN Associofe Professor of English Direcfor of Dromofics ff ai If Q 5 Leg Q if-AI in 5.5355 - 3 Lfggggff- , I r , N215 zz, gf Z I WILFRED P, CASCIATO Assisforif Professor - Speech, Dromo VICTOR LANDAU Associofe Professor of Music O. LINCOLN IGOU Professor of Music IGNACE FEUERIICI-IT Professor of Foreign Lorriguoges EUGENE P. LINK Professor of Sociology Chairman Division of Social Science IVIULUGETA WADAJO Assisfanf Professor - Sociology SOCIAL SCIENCE LOUIS R. SALKEVER Professor of Economics E. ALLEN VINCENT-BARVVOOD Direcfor - Audiovisual Cenfer wwf-X ,wayne NA' JOSEPH ManPHERSON Assistant Professor - History DAVID H, KOPNHAUSER Associate Professor of Geography AHMAD P, HAFFAR Visiting Assistant - Political Science CHARLES E. HUNTINGTON Associate Professor f Sociology lf S PAUL D. JANSMA Assistant Professor of Geography VIMLA SWAN! Visiting Assistant Professor A Sociology in' A XP I' ,, ....,, -uf 'Si 0' A . in 1 aging S. EDWARD HIRABYASHI Assistant Professor of Sociology JUNG-SHUN LIN Political Science Visiting Assistant Professor L JAMES C. GRAY Biology Cltoirmort - Motlt cmd Science Biology Cltoirmort - Moth ond Science 'V 'Tix' A513111 , , . ,Z kg-in .J . giiu to on , ciic . ,Xi V . . . Z ,in e . Q35 if ' V . . sv mx, 4, rf- ., 3 ::',-L .Q '..-'TF 'g, g K s ,off N Ek ' K A fell. it . . 5 B eta? A rio-2155? fi Y5l15 ?Ti . V9-wifi Y -'wfiiffzs -' 2 A , iif13iies,gQ 1 il ai' .: .ii: V K - . ' GT-::'4::f?ii n ::5 '-. iiafffih rtieyffigig g g nh , t . . , . ,QM '-,mass fww-A no W teen QEQQJ me K lt f M5 I Sl -my :ww - oqp wme, . 5222 if lr. -or ,f,:W,5,, 595 ester ,. ,mi-sif. ,, t,..i,,-1- -r ev vt 1, ,MW ,Q 1 to tsl,-f sto mt to ers if 'xt?vfZiis?s?5'3 oi. az S ,. ' 532' , Q Q sf is :ix . -,V E Y gsr :were ,WB ,W , ie 5555? Wig' :qzmiiww ...tvs-'Moi g:,sg,,pss, slflggiligiiltlfl ,zygfgg55 c,,,g5 Sit ts i RICHARD J. ORDVVAY Professor of Geology GERTRUDE R, BOHM GEORGE R. HEYL CHARLOUE S TAYLOR Assistont Protessor - Chemistry Assofioto Professor of Geology ASS'SfC1'1f Professor 3'OlOQY EDWIN T, Sl-lEFFlEl.D FLOYD W- PARKER Assistant Protessor ot Motltemotics Associote Protessor ot Physics 36 GERSON B. ROBISON Associate Professor HARRY S. KIEVAL Associate Professor MATHEMAUCS HENRIETTA L, BARTELSON Instructor of Physical Education JAE KWAN KIM Assistant Professor PHYSCAL EDUCAUON CHARLES P. WOLBERS Associate Professor -'O 1' S When the warm sun makes classrooms stifling . . . THE PLANT THE PLANT, our purpose in being here, the work of The school, our classes, studies . . . S-New A future atomic physisist . . 4? . . . perhaps . .. Field Trips, even QT 6 own, are all port of learning. Did he soy concentrate or dilute? Classes . , , lisrening . . , Tak- ing nares . . . always learning . . . extended work . , . ine library . . . again listening . .. Taking noies . . . ancl always learning . . . as is And To what goal is if all? . . . We learn so 'rliaf we may Teach . . . The CHILDREN , . . always looking, exploring, seeking . . . auiTe olien The liiile Indians . . . buf always capable of learning ...ToTliisgoal.., Art Classes . . , mony cmd vo- ried . . . shaping ond forming . . . Working wifh The hands cmd The mind . . . working To create . . . him W! fx THE BREAK . . . Ten rninUTes . . . a coke . . . check The sTuclenT mail . . . or mail a leT- Ter anal buy sTamps ...rushing To The nexT class . . . a glance aT The Tirnes' '... or The Oracle' '... or iusT a chance To sprawl on The grass anal drink up The cool air and warm sun . . . S2 D2 U 3 I i , Q S STUDYING . . . 0 por'rofTheToTc:1i picfure , , . O quick losf mimne look OT nofes . ,. In The privacy of your room . . . into the late night hours . . . . . . or, away from it all . . . in the coun- try . . . the books follow Us . . . alone by the Campus School, book in hand A , f M :ar 1 3' 23 gg in 1- hm! if Qi , - fu 4 US uf-f' V ,ini-Cul W 'ilk- W5 S ,,.. it nf' 5 99 . Q lvl 0,1109 5 si, b MM, ,V vw k , db W-Y i 5 Ill an - sn- Q was 4 vv , 21 L- -vllw fail W.. .......,.... 0 -lv an.: v ,fi if P V Oid Motion iBert Von Scoyb seems to be his usuczi crotclwefy selt in this scene with the Widow Quinn fAbloey Brouni THE PLAYBOY OF TI-IE WESTERN WORLD , - Director Wilfred Ccscioto gives lost minute instructions to members of The cost. Susan Hemminger ond Alun Freeman shore o Tender moment together in this frogic-comic ploy by J. M. Synge. mmm A 'I3'H5W , W' 'Ni vw, , Q, 5 MI? ai 1 7 ,F fs ' ,Q 15' ,. 4 ., Q' ' L 5 w ,u ' 'W .f V5 12,5 QMS? , W 72, L, , . ,V 'H M I ' 1 Hurry Beaton 1Biil Reiilyi clies broken iweorfed over The loss of his love, Bonnie Jean No one will soon forget This presentation, por- iicuioriy The Uiier icy expressed by Scrooge cis he rose from his visions, penifenf and renewed in spirit , . .' '.,. fwenfy years ago . . . BRIGADOCDN ? -s,,,f F ' Jeff - :lk iv r -V4 ET gusf coulorvt be Scottish wifhsuf bogpipesl lg f . S Fletcher Jchnsrsn nm: Msg Mm , Lu Duvmmy two CfW,1'C1CTU S HQHCST order, ge? aqqunifwtsd. 38 I THE WEAVERS IVIARCEL NIARCEAU ARTIST SERIES IVIESSIAI-T I-Tondel's 'Messioh' wos presenTecl Through The joinT efTorTs of The sTU- denT body, The TocuITy ond Town's people, os on evenT in commemoro- Tion of The sChooI'5 sevenTy-TTTTh yeor ond os one of The ArTisT Series. ROSE AND FLEISHER 'if' 1s,.,svW . f5Qf'Y?iilp,f-j5ffg!:g.,, Wm 5312 2 Az, 4 we K Wemlwwfw 60 61 CONVOCATIONS It is not every year that vve cele- brate the seventy-titth anniversary ot our school, and so l96O savv many events on campus commem- orating this year. Convocations were major events in the celebration and the one held in October marked several events. The cornerstone lor Capen l-lall was gout into place, Scudder Hall, a forthcoming dormitory vvas named and ground breaking ceremonies were held tor the Smiley Fine Arts Building. Mrs, Ruth Smiley, de- cendont of Albert and Daniel, breaks ground for the Fine Arts Build- ing to be erected in their name A 4 s I was X7 C Wx 4, :meg ' President Hoggerry speaks of Things posf, present and future .us The Silver key fncde by Professor Kurf Mofzdorf commemorufing . . , while spectators stand in from of the Main Building. Picrured above ore Ed- OUl'S9V9l'llY'fllll1 YSGP mund Feldman, chairman of The or? educationg Jack Yuthcs, deem of studentsg Leland Heirwze, director of information. 1 l l l l 64 ,ll GREEK RUSHING i i after smokers . . . teas . . . open houses . . . gatherings . . . rush parties . . . the final choices are made . . . new brothers and sisters . . . pledges . . . join the four so- rorities and three fraterni- ties... . Zi -df .2'L' iff ,EZ , fl 1 gi- 'Y 5, J z 11 ,- W, ,, 5 fjgff if SORORITY SERENADING I l Q-W v nv vt flu A A time for the sororities to sing together . . . separately . . . to entertain college and guests . . . nostalga . . . white skirts and colored blazers . . . Dear New Paltz College. . . FINE ARTS WEEKEND New PalTz held iTs FirsT Annual Fine ArTs Weekend This year and varied enTerTainmenT and acTiviTies were offered. Players held Three performances of The Lerner and Loewe musical, BRIGADOON. The annual Beaux ArTs Ball was presenTed by The ArTs and CraTTs Honorary SocieTy, WiTh imag- inaTively cosTumed parTicipanTs. Mu Sigma Epsilon provided lisTeners wiTh a program of Early Renaissance music. Foreign Tilms from Special EvenTs broughT The weekend To a close all Too soon. wh If w , 'ix , 7 N23 it 'ay f f . 'U Rza MMM? 4. ':I:-3313, gsigf' in Q-Q JUNIOR CLASS PICNIC Watermelon contest: watch out for stray pits . . An my L ,,. , .. : VVI K Cool breezes . . sunshine . . . green grass . . . a break in the routine . . a day for fun and games Cno booksj. 2 J' LU A SITY , ns ELE M X V- o X42 P L 'J K' Xwx '14 'L D 5' Eg?-ig 2 v '1 j! be 5 YJ- 6' 7 -fb 'V ii 1943 STUDENT NE ' -as 9 f.-, ww, ..LL M. ..f,..f h1,.w,.,. . 4? ii lR, STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, NEW PALTZ, NEW YORK Nina Lebowitz Throughout the nineties, the New Paltz weekly popers contained o column about affairs at the Normal School. In TQ33, New Poltz finally ac- quired cz weekly paper of its own. The editors gave their publicotion its name by com- bining the first two letters of each word, New Paltz Nor- mal, into one word, NEP- ANO. At first the paper was avoilable to subscribers only, but after a year it wos distributed free on a school-wide basis. After the Normal School was con- verted into a college the nome of the poper no longer applied. The pub- licotion of the NEPANO ceosed in l942, a casuolty of the wor as well as the change in the nature of the school. ln l944, the weekly was revived under the name of the VANDAL, covering cornpus activities during the first ten yeors of President Hog- gerty's administration. ln i953 the newspaper again underwent o chonge of name and became the ORACLE, as we know it todoy. Margaret Schady Joanne Vergono Editors: Nina Lebowitz lfalll Joanne Vergona isp Margaret Schady isp gl Business Managers: Joanne Vergona ifalli Sandro Bertenthal isp gl Advisor: Leland Heinze Let's see who's runnin this ear . . . campaign posters adver- 9 Y tise virtues of candidates . . . STUDENT COU NCI L President .... . . Eleanor Morrison . Vice President ........... James Ambruso Corresponding Secretary ...... Bette White Recording Secretary .... Elaine DeGenaro Treasurer ......... . . . Karen Uford Assistant Treasurer . . . . Ginny Apuzzo Junior Class President Grogan casts his ballot . . . and emerges victorious as Council President '61-'62 . . . l Counoil way back when . . . the ideals of student government . . . and only the styles and faces have changed . , . f-M...-.,,-T. lag fff',-lx if 4 e c:oLLEoE H UNION Box-xiao The College Union Board supervises activities in the C.U.B. as well as planning events and activi- ties of its own . . . receptions . . . dances . . . Its president is William Mason and the advisor is Ruth Cleveland. ld 6 79 4 Z. 11 ,Qt A ef' .. dawg, . MM-w v-'ww-6-'w' fix.. A 4' K '4' 5 Q M Q .am 7 QW 3 K Ei V, S, x, Q, , in mn? USHERS GUILD For over fhe past two decades members of this Guild have been collecting tickets and seating members of the audience at college functionsc Yeoman ....... , .. Maryanne Emmery Assistant Yeoman . Captain ......... . . Assistant Captain . . . . Secreta ry-Treasurer Advisor ......... Margaret Divo Charles James William Reilly . Lucille Weiss . Heinz Meng Ethics, good citizenship, scholarship, as well as manners, are among the require ments for membership in The Guild. S. E. A. N.Y. S. S.E.A.N.Y.S. stands for Stu- dent Education Association of New York State. Formed in the year 1958, SEANYS is a professional organization for college attending future teach- ers. lt attempts to promote a professional attitude among students and greater sharing of ideas between students and faculty. IDIOIVI ln i926 the Paltzonette was first pub- lished as the literary supplement to the college newspaper, then called the Nepano. Today all works of creative literature are published independ- ently in the ldiom. Editor ...... Nancy DiLello Advisor .... Richard Madtes President .... Vice President . . . . . Martha Strever Carol Brenner Secretary ........... Maryann Hasselbach Corresponding Advisor .... Secretary ......... Beverly Cookingham . . . Frederick B. Bunt CAMPUS CLUB GUILD Found in an antiquated Paltzonian, the follow- ing poem was written for the corresponding picture: 'Will you buy my posies?' The pretty maiden cries, 'A dime's worth gives you glamour, And bread for neighbor buys.' And, although, the high cost of living has raised the price of posies to a quarter, the Campus Club Guild is still selling their flowers to help the needy. President ..... . . Barbara Strong Vice President .... ..... P eggy Rezinas Secretary-Treasurer ........ Jean Challenger Advisor .......... .... J osephine S. Palmer DELTA PSI OIVIEGA Delta Psi Omega is an honorary dra- matic organization which recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of drama. Each year the organization brings dramatic activities to the campus. D.P.O. members function as Chairman or Advisors to the various Players com- mittees as well as acting in their pro- ductions. President . . . .... Carol Leiwant Secretary . . . . . Catherine Judge Treasurer Advisor . . . . . . Vera R. Irwin PLAYERS Aspiring thespians on our cam- pus can usually be found work- ing on the various production demands. Our dramatic outlet manifests itself in the form of the organization called Players. President .... Garrett Gleason Vice President . . Dorothy Smith Secretary ...... Mary Jo Blatz Treasurer ...... Noel Bernath Advisor . . . .. Vera R. Irwin Qian' fl? 5 li The trials and tribulations of Registration is eased by the aid of the experienced Counselors. Skit night, an annual event of Orientation Week, sees both Counselors and Freshmen performing. STUDENT COUNSELORS l One of the newer organiza- tions on campus, Student Counselors was founded in 1952 by President Haggerty. With the purpose ot helping the Freshman during orienta- tion week and those to follow, these upper classmen provide activities and entertainment tor the new Frosh during their introduction to college life. President ....... Dave Valle Vice President ..... Patricia Adams Secretary . . . Mona Bregman Treasurer .... Anthony Tohill Advisor . . . .... Dean Little ARTS AND CRAFTS l-IDNORARY SOCIETY President ...... . . . Albert Anderson Vice President ,.... Arleen Bianchi Anne Fiorentino Recording Secretary ..... LaVerne Fillmore Corresponding Secretary ..... Judy Tilford Treasurer ............ .. Norman Burg Advisor .......... . . .... Edith l-lolt This honorary organization is dedicated to broadening experiences in art and has sought to do so throughout the many years of its existence. Arts and Craft was organized in l927, even before the college became one specializing in the field of art and has continued ond grown ever since. The honor society holds two annual soles each year, sponsors the Student Sidewalk Exhibit as well as the Annual Beaux Arts Ball and the first Fine Arts Weekend. NU Pl SIGMA Formed in the Forties, Nu Pi Sigma is an honorary science fraternity, dedicated to the promotion of greater interest in the various fields of science. This organization sponsors films and programs. More recently Nu Pi has been taking in math maiors into membership and branching out into this field. President ...... .... R uth Frampton Vice President ........... Martha Strever Recording Secretary ....... Linda Maieski Corresponding Secretary ....... Alice Frei Treasurer .......... .loakim Chaoussoglou Advisor ................ James C. Gray 87 KAPPA DELTA Pl Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in the field of education. The Zeta Zeta, founded at New Paltz in TQ46, invites to membership Those students with commendable per- sonal qualities, worthy educational ideals and sound scholar- ship. The purposes of Kappa Delta Pi are to encourage high pro- fessional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recog- nize outstanding contributions in the field of education. This organization holds an annual banquet, as vvell as regu- lar meetings, and also sponsors speakers in the field of education. President: Carol Steele Vice President: Gail Mann Secre- tary: Evelyn lvlcGunigle Treasurer: Alice Frei Advisor: Roland Will. CDLLEGE-CDIVIIVIUNITY MIXED Cl-IDRUS The College-Community Mixed Chorus is one of the school's music groups. Composed of students, faculty members and townspeople, the Chorus vvas part of the Seventy-Fifth Anni- versary Celebration presentation of l-landel's Messiah 822 VVOlVlEN'S GLEE CLU B Miss Marian Harding is The leader aT The Wameh's Giee Club, which has, in pasT years, enTerTainea us aT cahcerTs and The Wassial ParTies, and This year Took parT in The ArTisT Series presehTaTiah aT T-iarTdeI's f'fViessiah. 8 9 COLLEGE BAND As The corresponding pidures would seem To indicc1Te, The College Bond hos had C1 long cmd illusTrious hisTory on This Campus. Under The direcTion OT VicTor Lc1ndc1u,The bond held on ouTcloor coricerT on The Campus This spring. Like The College-Community Chorus, The College-Community Orchestra olrovvs Hs performers from townspeople, os well os sfudenfs ond focully members. l'rs conducror ond odvisor is O. Lincoln lgou. Tuning up for practice . . . COLLEGE COIVIIVI U N ITY ORCHESTRA The signal . . . Now, the l 91 MOVING UP DAY Stand, Open up The gotes . . . . o Time of ioy . . . sfep oheool one closs lpending Tinols, of coursel . . . honors Tor oll closses . . . sorrow os The Seniors become Alumni onol Groduonon oncl cle- porTure Trorn The compus clrovvs neor. . . A senior's farewell . .. Presenfofion of honors . . . Nexf yeor 92 Sfudems pile on cars for The all-school motorcode. 4 N The enemy in efhgy. FirsT home game of The segson . . . geT every- Thing ThgT isn'T nailed down . . . who's goT C1 converTible? . . . The biggesT bonfire ever . . . Who's goT 0 mc:1Tch? . . . The pep rolly . . game To follow . .. 94' T PEP RALLY ll' Planning u roid on The lumber yard? Whot's holding up Traffic? X marks The spot. Hx Every little bit counts. 95 FAIVIILIAR SIG!-ITS Dig we must . . . ood rlwe New Polfz formula: C +P : M Construction plus Roirw equols MUDW 96 New Paltz by night . . . snow covered campus . . . The Main Building uglow with work going on regardless of the hour. Sooner or Iorer we all end up here . . . Reserve books , . . papers . . , cromming , .. GREEKS .a- ' ARETT-IUSA SORORITY A R The house on ii NorTh Ookwood Terroce . . . home oT The A Girls . . . This yeor They celebroTed Their ownership of Their home by burning The morTgoge . . . 100 5 ,--ui ' ' ' ,uw --.....,.,,,,,,.,,,.- - ..-' ..:.,.. - Li , H . 1., ...A VL,. LL . - '-t 5 s , 4 Q 'P' Z 1 f ssre ssisi Vkrrirk VVVK.: ii .',' iyylyzgltglli VII1, ,. ., r, J The girls of green and white enioy a fun-filled weekend at the College Camp- site. We The Epsilon chapter of the Arethusa Sorority is the oldest on campus, founded in 1851. It began as a literary society under the name of Thalia. But later the girls took their name from the nymph of the sea, Arethusa and have maintained it to this day. President ...... . . Jeannette Turco Vice President ..... .... J ane Ingram Recording Secretary ..... .. Myrna Disk Corresponding Secretary . . . . . . Chelsa Melo Treasurer ............. ,,,.. B ette White Rush Captain . . . . . . Patricia Foran 101 M.- NT? X ': 'W-an-L. ,W ' Mary Ellen Hickey, a Daisy, and .lack Motto, as King and Queen of tlne Junior Prom. Song Leader, Janet Kearsley, at song practice. 102 CLION IAN SORGR ITY President ..... ...... D iane Behm Vice President ,..4.. . . Mary Ellen Hickey Recording Secretary ..... . . Anne Von Thaden Corresponding Secretary .,.... Regina Menegaux Treasurers .......... Virginia Backus, Helen Graf Advisor .. ......... Nathan Stillman l i all , - kb 5 , 1872 marked The year oT The Tounding of a liTerary soCieTy. SevenTeen years laTer, vv i Th increased membership and alumni, They ioined The sTaTe so- roriTy of Pi Kappa Pi, They Took The name Clio from The Greek goddess of IiTeraTure. AGONIAN SGRORITY Scholastic, cultural and social betterment were the original goals of the sorority formed in l924, named Agonian. Al- though the original requirement ot a 3,0 cum has been modi- fied, the goals and aspirations of the Kappa Chapter ot Alpha Kappa Phi have remained the same. ..-. ' 3'frQ5 dition, 104 The girls work hard to keep l45 Main Street in tip Agonian sisters of an earlier year gather on the front steps of the house, President ..... . .Iuiia Ponessa Vice President .... . . Joanne Mungo Practice - - Recording Secretary ...... Frances Berardi Corresponding Secretary ............... Shiela Goodenougit Treasurer . . . . Susan iliopelmoni Meyers Advisor .. .... Harold Tannenbaum K it is V i 6 Aug 'i tr And more practice .... . until . , . the finished product . . . serenading. 103 c E s fgf The House on The Hill by night. TH ETA PHI SGRORITY The youngest ot the sororities on compus is Theto Gornmd Phi, founded in T929 ln the beginning, under the did of Miss lvlorion Hording, Thetd developed o keen interest in music. This trodition is upheld even todoy, ond eoch yedr the sorority ovvords o music scholarship to ci deserving Junior. President .......,...... Judy Word Vice President ...... Joon Cornpogno Corresponding Secretory .. Betty .lone Bozzone Recording Secretory .. . Jo-Ann Bionco Treosurer ,............. Cris Muller Advisor .... .... L orry Argiro H 'NW-QM, .W V .Mun X w 5 Alpha Phi Nu ll889l and Kappa Alpha Delta H8943 joined together in l899 and became a chapter of the state Fraternity ot Delphic. Named alter the Greek god ot harmony, the Delphics ioined a na- tional group in l95l, but follow the state law by becoming local again in '54, President . . . . . . . ...,. Fritz Grupe Advisor . . . . .. O. Lincoln lgon DELPHIC FRATERNITY Delphi b th 42 Ml Formerly the Tri-Kappas, Delta Kappa Zeta, was founded on this campus in 1935. This group is famous for its Coffee Capers, Fra- ternity House anal, of course, the Regatta . . . now a part of the past. DELTA KAPPA FRATERNITY 4 Painted faced Kappas sail down the Wakill on homemade crafts . . . tire tubes . . . bathtubs couple of planks of wood . . 4 anything . . , everything . . . and half ot the fun is capsizing . 110 President ..... . . . Vince VonBrc1mer Vice Presidenf ...... ..... S oul Dicker Recording Secretory ....... Ai McCormick Corresponding Secretory . . . . . Jock Morro Former Koppo Brothers build o real snowman outside of Kappa House. 111 PI-II ETA SIGIVIA FRATERNITY mni ner. Th h ld f th en of green and whit L no im Phi ETO Sigmo wos founded in 1949, WiTh The hope ThoT The group would develop inTo sorneThing WiTh o more consTrucTive ouTlook Toword The college Thon oTher sociol groups. IT is To This gool, ThoT of service To The school ond The Troining oT leoders, Thof Phi ETo is dedicoTed. PresidenT ...... ....... J eTT Loffel Vice PresidenT ....... FleTcher Johnsfon Recording SecreTory . . . Buddy Ponzoro Corresponding SecreTory .......... Ed VoIIlorechT f Spoofi n' cmd goofin', f .ifzf if 3? wi ff is 4 . . 125 - A pg U51 ' A Til? 3 A F53 fff 3, v-wig ' .f 'N Zvi--ll-'A-i-1--'il-' Z 'S I 'S Z Z I J C Z-.i...................lZ BASKETBALL SWUQH K My fw my . 35 4 L5 f I .. m , is ' i ww 5, Q A , f 3 31-My A M 5 ai it X Q an Q A. . I', V, ,, 3. , 'fl 3' S A F , i, 1 ., QNX 6 9' Y, 'S lk , www, wr-iv will ng'-ug .Q 1- Hq.,,.sv Khin 'FQW L 2 I 4 5 . -ff? 'M if 1- 'P he ,fl 'Q .V A ,Q S'fix 'K gigs? S 44 ' ff , wp My s WINMMAV J SOCCER CI-IEERLEADING 'fThe Thud of The pigslain is heard in The land. And whaT happens? Among oTher Things, our cheerleading lassies swing inTo acTion. They lead wiTh grace, assurance, and sTenTorian voices, and They do a good fob. CongraTs, gals! Maybe nexT year you'll be allowed To wear Trousers, and do Tumbling To keep us in rhyThm. Who knows? No-No-Norm No-No-Norm Norm-Norm-Normal Norm-Norm-Normal Team-Team-Team 20 When you're up, you're up! When you're down, you're down! When you're up againsT New PaITz You're upside down! STand Them on Their heads! STand Them on Their Teeil New PaITz Normal can'T be beaT! ,,u-v- nv .-- TENNIS 12 BASEBALL 123 SPORTS OF Tl-IE PAST - 1 - : ,gl Z A Z Z ff :2 WOMENS SPORTS DERGRADUATES lst ROW P. Greenberg, C. Johnson, L. Osmund, S. PiHo. 2nd ROW: Stucin, M. Van Aken, J. Burhous, V. Deuehcirdf, C. Breslciw, M. Lef- B. Malev, E. Paiohl, J. Lowghren, C. Yantz, B. Thielman, M. Gardner, kowitz, R. Siez, J. Kromberg, B. Westman, B. Dickor. T. Taylor, E. Hebberman, G. Harrington, S. Doutter. 3rd ROW: M. Freshman year: away from home and inde- pendent . . . Oh, Yes We Are Collegiate . . . ' '... Orientation Week . . . and . . . rivalry . . . trash buttons and chalk the walk .. .the class ot .WI 128 Freshman warms up for Varsity Basket 'M l ball Pep Rally. 3 l '- R. S. C. K. T. A. K. B. C. F. J. J. S. W 'lst ROW Cesscrio Della Russo Baldwin Kromer 2nd ROW Mirro Ccrpeutiere Wozniok Kriofsky 3rd ROW Jackson Rifvouer Buhr Hojovsky Lasher . Brett 1 -Q .vi Rail-spl i1ters 129 ,v. 1 47121 'iff' Where The Girls Are lst ROW: P. Kraniak, C. Morawski, P. Shaffel, C. Zito, M. Cooper. 2nd ROW: J. Koch, L. Davis, L. Beckoff, B. Padrusch, B. Fitzgerald, J. Hudacek, M. Caiani, A. Hohmann, D. Thompson. 3rd ROW: D. Friedman, D. Sfickney, N. Rirer, C. Roda, C. Traver, J. Keeley, A. Young, J. Knobu, J. Holland. lst ROW W. Watson C. Lang 2nd ROW D. Abramovich P. Richmond J. Faians W. Reilly Freshman Week Suttlng on top of the world 'lst ROW: G Heinberg C. Modafteri H. Nathan M. Evans 2nd ROW: J. Valentine F. Antin A. Zdyrko G. Hoftman S. Freedman C. Vcsselli 3rd ROW: N. Moses B. Tutuill E. Durando B. Cookingham K. Nelson R. Durpee B. Hull G. Klinger L. Wright K. Grotz F. Muglio lb 1 11' va HELPI 'lst ROW: D. Callanan, D. Schwartz, R. Hazen, C. Tallon, P. Lustig, F. Silberstein, A. Beachman. 2nd ROW S. Rogoff, M. Schwartz, R. Teperman, T. Hammond, C. Smith, E. Atkinson, J. Cassino, C. Triplett, E. Schutt 3rd ROW: S Hansen, C. Meagher, B. Brautman, V. King, N. Brauchle, J. Torielli, S. Roos, L. Boynton, P Wortas, V. Zygmunt, B. Rathbart, M. Waterman, R. Kalter. Orientation Week entertainment a la Student Counselors 133 'lsf ROW: S. Guest, G. Giusti, B. Urso, S. Leoveus, H. DiNunzio, 2nd ROW: M. Menendez, L. Lufkenhaus, 3rd ROW: M. Noniu, S. Davis, M. Miller, M. Corufe Hoggins, N. Hillman, J. Grimm, C. Frazier, R. Bover, B. Mcrorano, M. Klein, G. E. Howell, K. L. Kcmmermon, K. Vroomczn, F. Molthies, S. Hubbard. sv-X, V Pa Q- L. .H .- Ti iw, un' ,q J ,M 4. 11 '7 C. R. H. J. J. E. B. E. F. lst ROW: Frieder Perrie 2nd ROW: Silverstein Pascal 3rd ROW: Meyer Fyielding Fredericks Cooke Yccnmbi 'I+ 'ff 'R 5 'D 1 7 15? ROW L Crowe!! M Morse Brlgerref' G. Loferzo, J. Cooper, N. Burnett, Brunri, S. Roblto, L. Elwell, A. Graf, M. Denberg, R. Kesner G Henderson D 2nd ROW R Schrumpf D Becker N Roimondo, J. Richards, A, Joyce, C, Klegen. B r F Astor G Benxron 3rd ROW M. Terp, D. Cosco, C. Collord, S. 'Ist ROW: Krohn Every 2nd ROW Kokofy Adams Hocelfcn Parnes Doniels Laine 'lst ROW: C. Kowolsky, B. Boghosicn, L. Perrone, J. Young. 2nd ROW: J. Johouson, J. Couch, R. Griffin, M. Koposkie. 3rd ROW: J. Simonion, S. Levy, D. Becker, T. Tohill, J. Wirchousky, W. Hort, R. Cook, K. Kelcher, J. Sinogru. ':'4 1217 13 on ps. fb 'Q- 1 4 Q! ist ROW: M. Dicker J. Carbine M. Lush bough L. M M B. R. B. M C. E. A C L. N 2nd ROW: Lebow . Resnick , Rubenstein Johnson Jcllwrstorfev Winkler . Knopp 3rd ROW: Reichert Rozell Sporber Sclienck Siebenberg Bernciih 'lst ROW: H, Borsler l. Litroff C. Hecht M. Martin N. Chopin 2nd ROW B. Dvsclter D. Avalon A. Joflee R. Brondow L. Burnett D. Miles W. Burke 3rd ROW: E. Scltlring S. Volk J. Merrow C. Muller C. Hearst J. Elias J. Brown P. Postle P. Pincus 'Ist ROW: l. Klein C. Nolo B. Brown J. Prie M. Turner L. Pope 2nd ROW: A. D'Agostino S. Ncmoroff M. J. Blotz C. Pierrehumbert H. Blocker M. Bregmcn P. Dovis D. Williams V. Avelino 3rd ROW: F. Siegel H. Weinstein M. Husinko L. Silverman F. Alessi S. Niem A. Lczchfermon L. Boshist an 1st ROW: K. Bjorklund B. Ferris J. Rey ' 2nd Row J. Sotsky R. Bogord D. Mosemcn Pwr 'Ist ROW: M, PfeiHer, A. Weiner, H. Licker, E. Seigel. 2nd ROW: J. Gluspey, J. Hoff, E, Rosenbaum, I. Szabo, W. King, S, Dobbs, J. Rickard, G. Oyewole, C, Scirr. 3rd ROW: D. Vonn, N. Hey- bruck, P. Aukschun, S. Forin, L. Horowitz, B. Solowey, M. Levine, , 'eff if J: D X - .Q . 5 .T .Wi .ggi 5 4 . E S L Z 1 'lst ROW: S. Smoke, J. Selva, D. Zucca, D. Zucco, G. Pratesi, B. Hosletf. 2nd ROW: G. Wchmon, L. Scher, B. Mikolsen, S. Everi!T, L. Deviro, C. Linek. 3rd ROW: B. Sfickney, B. Schroder, M. Lewis, G. Nerrleton, M. Gordon. Now was that single-space or double-space? Do you really mean that little thing was olive so mc: ny years ago? .QIQHQU -'Q 'W ,fx Q' Ist ROW: M. Poskey M. Bradley J. Amsterdam B. Conn 2nd ROW: C. Peres M. Osborne E. Evans V. Drew C. Howarth A. Scancnpicco K. Finney P. Festa K. Lcdin K. Venezia 3rd ROW: M. Dougoll S. Ochsner L. Rage L. Johnson F. Sferbenz D. Seomon J. Zworf E. Goldblcft C. Crittenden J E 1 f l E 5, 'Isl ROW: J. Grogin F. Gaomcis 2nd ROW: L. Habib S. Burne J. Sirugalz J. Cutler ,A R. Davis x L. Ehrlich .fe C. Brenner 3rd ROW: B. Kenney B. Hoaglund D. Hawkins NNW lst ROW: l.. Rofsky, D. Hewitt, M. Hoyt, J. Chiachiere, E. Seiclen, E. 3rd ROW: K. Sfrik, P. Stock, M. Maben, E. Sykes, D. Carpenter, C. Ball- Frankell. Zncl ROW: A. Gray, E. Lifwin, D. Koorse, M. Griffin, M. Mc- ard, A, Repack, A. Lebofsky, P. Hawkins, J. Kolb. Namara, M. Hungerford, J, Zeller, H. Menscho, C. Schwab, L. Mason. 'Isf ROW: M. Adler, M. Hcxsselboch, E. Cond, 2nd ROW: M. Cornwall, T. Tolbof, M. Gulbi, P. Moricrfy Trcub, J. Bodor, M. Gale, 3rd ROW: T. Rein, M. Knever, J. Hoff, S. Furseft, L. Fogg. 04 f . I 146 CJ' Junior yeor: climbing To The summit . . . new horizons in view . . . srudeni Teoching . . . senior yeor ond plons . . . now . . . iunior prom . . .picnic . . . one more yeor To go for The cioss of 62 151' ROW: M. Mulvey, M. Hickey, J. Sovino, 2nd ROW: J. Russel, J. Moyer, J. Birdsoll 3rd ROW: C. Mandel, R. Anderson, J. Glennon. 148 lsf ROW: E. Argutewiky, L. Blake, C. Messerscmidf, A. Greenwald, L. Gersfner, R. Lindo 2nd ROW: B. While, J. Loser, J. Reily, J. Ingram, B. Brand, B. Krag, H. Revellese 3rd ROW: K. Camson, C. Hernandez, L. Brannigan, L. Popper, R. Mufchnick, C. Barnes, S. Murphy, C. Carroll, M. Lubin 'Isl ROW: H. Graf, P. Donahey 2nd ROW: C. Weber, A. Ellsworth 3rd ROW: F. Gramparfone J. Adamo 1.4 .. new ,..u-' Junior Prom . . . droped in sheeTs, disclosing The Theme . . . Evening of The Gods' '... ond Their Venus . . . sofT lighTs ond sweeT music oT The Governor ClinTon . . . The coronoTion of Queen llvlory Ellen l-liclceyl ond King Uock lVloTTol . . . 'Ist ROW: L. Lourio, P. Brooks, P. Hammer, D. Stone, 2nd ROW: M. Travis, E. Arbeifer, M. Pippin, C Klein, 3rd ROW: J. Vene, N. Burg, L. Sunshine, S. Goodrich, A. Kagan, F. Jackson, M, Walton. 52 lst ROW: E. Mattson J. Marguiies unclassified E. Budd K. Levine 2nd ROW: F, Polster M. Arbens L. Picciotti V. Curry E. Fromen 3rd ROW: C. Diamond M. Regan M, Landes V. Furfaro E. Flecker A. Chamberlain N. Devisscher B. Gray 1st ROW: J. Perini B. Strong L. Weiss J. Vergona 2nd ROW: P. Mendelsohn E. Bauer M. Weinstein S. Bertenthal R. Evans 3rd ROW: E. Birdian G. Burdenuk G. Neiman V. Riedman T. Roidl S. Dicker L. Bestmann L. Birnbaum 'lst ROW: M. Divo, J. Loser, R.. Rachap, S. Morgan, A. Boyn, 2nd ROW: P. Clements, P. Mueller, M Carney, N. Cohen, J. Waryas, 3rd ROW: T. Rokier, J. Grogan, J. Tapley, C. Davis, J. Bagnell, S. DeSimone 153 'Isf ROW: J. Murray J. Lo Poli B. Czeck K. French B. Fish 2nd ROW: A. Sfippo D. Mullin J. Ward J. Potsy K, Grovino 3rd ROW: E. Gcrgulio A. Stocken E. Fleishmcn D. Britton G. Rushalk J. Ambruso B. Vc1nScoy Meanwhile, buck or the secret loborcitory ls? ROW: L, Federman, J. Boulanger, B. Bozzone, A. Gannon, 2nd ROW: M. McNamara, J. Bianco, J Hayward, R. Haines, K. Olstead, B. Schaffer, R. Geller, 3rd ROW: A. Katz, B. Brown, C. Felleffi, B. Van Vooris, B. Hachuli, J. Del Veichio, V. Wood. 155 SYXWA SENIOR SNEAK . . . o dcsy To remember . . . The lost one of ifs kind . . . thot final fiing of The fincil yeor . . . and something for everyone ' al., something for the non-swimmers . . .atv- ' cclpiives from classrooms 7' K . f . , ,fire annual mvdzzkfzd Zmfgf and fb g11azf1,uo0hy my wife U7Zu'1uz1fJc'Zgp 6ZAufwAbn, Jliw 92419, .Mmm and wgaea! Me Aonozc Jyowf fufaxezwn al Me annual K 11L111 4 fncmzzwzf 65l'0I'C'l:1C'.4 Jliufhy, llc JZHHWZ fran the day drows near . . . you con tell , . . invitations are disrribufed . . . wnypfppu A,gU,,f,fg,f 4,jlw9,0,,,? . Now This yeor is ending . . . corny but True . . . every- dczy brings if neorer. . . ponies ond sneolc . . . orders for cops ond gowns . . . senior meer- ings . . . plcins for The future . . . four yeors . . . ending. alumni luncheon . .. 021:-ffflfcy 0 7004 ond the Presidenf's reception . . . if My is f f-w.m-.W,fmQmW.i:w.. -f,,. .- - .. Marshall of the College Campbell and The Class of '61 GRADUATION around The campus forthe last time . . . and into the big tent for fhe main event . . . Nancy DiLeIlo, cipienf of Kappa Pi Award. Rabbl lrwln Zlmef gives The Beneduchon a diploma' FRITZ GRUPE VVHCVS WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES xx! ANNE HICKS ELEANOR MORRISON JANE-LEE MURRAY FLETCHER JOHNSTON RENEE RENZI ALAN MCCORMICK RAYMOND SHERRIER . I 'V-1 NANCY DI LELLO VIRGINIA BUNTING CAROLE STEELE JEFF LAFFEL 163 SENIGR CLASS OFFICERS FALL President Dorothy Smith SPRING W If A. ,, i, Secretory Ann Miloro Presidenf Vice Presidenf Vice President Treasurer Virginio Bunting Henry Schulf Nora O'SuIIivon Donald West 164 df' GERTRUDE ALTNEDER LINDA ARCHIBALD Elementary Education Elementary Education EVA ARTUS JOAN ITUTHELLI AXTEL Elementary Education Art Education SUSAN IROEI AXTELL VIRGINIA BACKUS Art Education Elementary Education ff-all 165 ELLEN BARKAN Elementary Education DIANE BEHM FRANCES A. BERARDI Elementary Education Elementary Education me if if fmt ARLEEN BIANCHI JOYCE BLAHO DEANNA BLANKFEIN Art Education Early Secondary Art Education if ' X-fi' ISABELL BLASI CAROLYN BRISKI Early Secondary Elementary Education 166 l i X--1-1 I ROSEMARY BOWEN Elementary Education 11 JUDITH A. BROWNELL Elementary Education Et' A I ELIZABETH BAXTER Early Childhood VIRGINIA BUNTING RUTH CAMPAGNE Early Secondary Early Childhood I GEORGE CARPENTER PETER CHAN Early Secondary Early Secondary JOAKIM CHAOUSSOGLOU ANN E. CHURCH Early Secondary Early Secondary 168 MARILYNN COBURN MAYBELLE COBURN BRUCE COHEN Elementary Education Art Education Arr Education 169 KAREN COLE RONALD COLE CONSTANCE CRUDEN Elementary Education Early Secondary Elemenfary Education W-Q PATRICIA DE COTA NANCY Dl LELLO JOYCE DE VENGO Elementary Education Elementary Education 170 R m.,H-1'-A CAROL DIAMOND MYRNA DISK MARY LOU DUNHAM Art Education Art Education Elementary Education FRANK DORAN PETER DUBALDI DAVID EIGHMEY Early Secondary Early Secondary Early Secondary 171 L e 3 N MARIANN EMMERY Elementary Education Qypw-4-1 af E INA FRANCES FALVEY Elementary Education S? MARSHA E. FANNING Elementary Educafion -fi ANN MARIE FARRELL Elementary Education MAURICE FLECKER Art Education I E BARBARA FRANCESE Elementary Education X. MARILYN FEINBERG Elementary Education 41 PATRICIA FORAN Elementary Education MERCEDES FREEMAN Early Secondary 173 IXTR ALICE FREI Early Secondary 'H X HELEN FRIEDLANDER Early Secondary GERARD GALLAGHER Art Education -,JE VIRGINIA GARILLI Elementary Education xi , KARIN GERMANN Elementary Education JOHN GATJE Early Secondary 2, 109 ff MAIDA GERSHOWITZ Elementary Education I 1' SUSAN GIDEON Elementary Education 7 I MARIE GLASER Elementary Education 174 I E KATHERINE GAVIN Early Childhood FRED GIAMPGRTONE Elementary Education GARRETT GLEASON Art Education '6 'P STEPHEN GOLDBERG ROGER GOLDEN Art Education Early Secondary I 1 BARBARA J. GOLDMAN Elementary Education MARCIA GOLDMAN Art Education W MARY AGNES GRABIEC Early Childhood FRITZ GRUPE Early Secondary 176 SHELIA GOODENOUGH Elemenfa ry Ed ucafion GRACE GRENZ Elementary Education LOUIS GULLIANO Early Secondary RICHARD HABER LOIS HARBART Art Education Elementary Education JOAN M. HARRIS ANN lMlLLERl HICKS SHELA HIRSCHMAN Art Education Early Secondary Elementary Education 177 JOSEPH E. HOLMES Early Secondary CHARLES JAMES Early Secondary BARBARA HUMPHRIES RICHARD HUNT Early Childhood Elementary Education ERNESTINE JAMISON ROSE MARIE JEVCAK Early Secondary Elementary Education 178 CRYSTAL JOBST QUENTIN JOHNSON Art Education Elementary Education 4P'5'+,.ka FLETCHER JOHNSTON JOYCE JONES Early Secondary Elementary Education ,f 5 N... CATHERINE JUDGE JANET KEARSLEY Early Secondary Art Education 179 as ROXANNA KENNEY Elementary Education -401 LINDA KLAPPROTH Early Secondary PHILIP KIRSCHNER 14 l A MARION KISKER Elementary Education Early Secondary SUSAN KOPELMAN Elementary Education 180 MURRAY KRAWITZ Elementary Education KAREEN M. KRAYEM Elementary Education 'R!' NINA LEBOWITZ Elementary Education JEFF LAFFEL Early Secondary JOYCE CMISIANOJ LEE 181 CAROL LEIWANT Elementary Education Ji LILLIAN LOTH Elementary Education t-5 2 M ., A M, ,,. J' -E255 Z.. I ,iwt t ttt-' M , ,k'- , IIQWGEQ it 5 ,tttt ,XE ws! sei J, . . it ' a RUTH LISCHKE Elementary Education BARBARA LOTUS Early Secondary GERTRUDE MQCFARLAND NANCY MacMILLAN Elementary Education Elementary Education l82 HELEN MAJ ESKA Elementary Education GAIL IFLEISIGI MANN Elementary Education LYNN MARTIN Elementary Education JANIS R. MASON Elementary Education 183 WILLIAM H. MASON Early Secondary 451- V MARGARET MCCANN Elementary Education l ,s , MAE CINNISJ MCGINNIS Art Education CHELSA MELO Elementary Education wx CAROL MENENDEZ Early Secondary EVELYN MCGUNNIGLE ETHEL MCWlLLlAM Elementary Education Early Childhood Pl'lYLl.lS MENDELSOHN Early Childhood WAYNE R. MERRICK Art Education I85 REGINA E. MENEGAUX Elementary Education JOEL MILGRAM Early Secondary fine' ANN MILORA Art Education A 2 lv MARGARET MOORE Art Education fi? JOANNE MUNGO Elemenia ry Ed ucafion 186 ELEANOR MORRISON Early Secondary DOROTHY MURRAY Elemenia ry Education I JANE-LEE MURRAY Early Secondary Y HARRIET NEILINGER Elementary Education 'YL-Y JCANNE NASSEI. Early Childhood 'Y' MARY J. NICITA Early Secondary 187 1 Q 1 f ,K nw, THOMAS OAKLAND Early Secondary ur i TOBY G. PARISSE Early Childhood NORA O'SULLIVAN LlNDA OXLEY Elementary Education Elementary Education GLORIA D. PECK MARY PEREZ Elemenfary Education Early Secondary 188 'aw HENRY PINE Elementary Education JULIA PON ESSA Elementary Education 6 LUELLA PORT ANTHONY E. POTTS Elementary Education Early Secondary 189 EIVIILIE PRINCE Elementary Education DENIS RACINE FLORENCE RIANO JEAN RICE Elementary Education Elementary Education Early Childhood PATRICIA RIORDAN Elementary Education '71 PAULINE RIPPO Elementary Education ANNA M. ROMANO Early Childhood 190 LINDA ROJESKI Early Childhood I CAROL ROSENBAUM Elementary Education I V '1-'?'i5i'ZL' -H1 I ' ' J fa emtzww i 1 DIANE L. ROTHENBERG Elementary Education I GAIL RUEGE Elementary Education LINDA RUSSELL Elementary Education efx ELEANOR SCHROEDER Early Secondary X4 MARIE SABIA Early Childhood 19 2 ff? SUZANNE SCHOENBERG Early Secondary HENRY SCHULT Early Secondary MARIE SCIOS Elementary Education DORIS SCHWAB WARREN SHAW RAYMOND F. SHERRIER Early Childhood Early Secondary Early Secondary 193 PATRICIA SIMONIAN Art Education 194 SANDRA SHOEMAKER Art Education J,-4 DELTRA RAE SMITH Elementary Education DOROTHY SMITH Art Education MARILYN E. SMITH Elementary Education XX ff f-v , 4 I ff MARIE SOMMA LINDA ANN SPIRO CAROLEE STE Elementary Education Art Education Art Education GARY STEMM Elementary Education I95 MARGARET STENSON Elemenfa ry Education BRENDA STRUM Elementary Education 196 MARTHA MAY STREVER Early Secondary I 41 SARAH ANNE TERRILL Early Childhood 11 'Q JUDITH TILFORD BETTY OWEN TRAVIS JEANNETTE TURCO Art Education Early Secondary Elementary Education 197 .r '7 ELSA TUTWILER ANN VON THADEN ELIZABETH WALSH Early Secondary Elementary Education Elementary Education 198 Nw- ELIZABETH WEAVER DON WEST MEUNA WILD Elementary Education Early Secondary Early Secondary 199 ft NANCY WOOD BARBARA WOJCICKI Early Secondary Early Childhood MURIEL WORTZMAN DEANNA YOUNG Elementary Education Elementary Education tx if THERESA ZERILLI Elementary Education 200 ,..f' ' ugh. WMV 1 KATHERINE ZIMMERMAN Elementary Education GERTURD ALTNEDER Route 5, Box 390 Kingston, N.Y. NYSTA, NEA. EVA M. ARTUS 89-25 Parsons Blvd. Jamaica, N.Y. Student Counselor, Campus Guild, Ushers Guild, Clionian lsocial chair.I, Varsity Cheer- leader lcapt.l. VIRGINIA BACKUS l58 Wilson Avenue Westbury, N.Y. Student Counselor, Nu Pi Sigma, Campus Guild, WAA, lsec., v. pres.l, Ushers Guild, Clionian ltreas.l, Intra. Sports. ELLEN J. BARKAN II23 E. 26th Street Brooklyn, N.Y. IRC lsec.l, SEANYS, Intra. Sports, Arethusa. ELIZABETH BAXTER Linden Avenue Red Hook, N.Y. Student Council, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Arethusa. DIANE BEHM 22 Tilrose Avenue Oceanside, N.Y. Student Council, SEANYS, Student Counselor, ISC, Kappa Delta Pi, Ushers Guild, Clionian lpres.l. JAN BERTMAN 3265 Bainbridge Avenue Bronx, N.Y. Student Counselor, Student Council, Theta Phi Ipledge capt.l, Intra. Sports. ARLEEN F. BIANCHI l534 Santa Fe Street Schenectady, N.Y. SEANYS. JOYCE BLAHO 963 E. 232 Street New York, N.Y. SEANYS, Lantern Bearer, Agonian. ISABELL E. BLASI 227 Smith Street Poughkeepsie, N.Y. IRC, SEANYS, Oracle. DEANNA BLANKFEIN 2972 Marion Avenue Bronx, N.Y. Student Council, SEANYS, ISC lpres.I, Intra. Sports, Agonian lsong leaderl. CAROLYN BRISKI 38 Montana Court Syosset, N.Y. Ushers Guild. JUDITH BROWNELL Brookview, N.Y. Nu Pi Sigma, SEANYS. VIRGINIA BUNTING 46 Vincent Place Lynbrook, N.Y. Student Council, USNSA, Student Counselor, Delta Psi Omega, Players, SEANYS, Women's Choir, Oracle, Palt- zonian, ISC, Arethusa lsocial chair.I, Varsity Cheerleader, Intra. Sports, Class Pres. '60, V. Pres. '57-59. GEORGE H. CARPENTER 76 Meadowbrook Road Syosset, N.Y. Intra. Sports. BRENDA CEREN 20 Mott Place Queens, N.Y. ldiom ltreas.l, Agonian. PETER CHAN 292-A Changi Road Singapore IRC, Phi Eta Sigma, Varsity Tennis, Intra. Sports. JOAKIM T. CHAOUSSOLOU Athens, Greece Student Council, Nu Pi Sigma ltreas.l, IRC, Phi Eta Sigma. MARILYN COBURN 38 Kalina Drive Rhinebeck, N.Y. SEANYS, Clionian. 202 BRUCE COHEN 3055 Brighton 8th Street Brooklyn, N.Y. Student Council ltreas.I, IRC Outing Club, Phi Eta Sigma RONALD E. COLE R.D. 3 Hopewell Junction, N.Y. CC Mixed Chorus, SEANYS Ushers Guild, Intra. Sports Delphic ltreas.I. CONSTANCE CRUDEN 36 Woodrow Drive Yonkers, N.Y. SEANYS. PATRICIA ANN DE COTA I l Pratt Street Haverstraw, N.Y. SEANYS, Oracle, Agonian, lcorr. sec., social chair.I, Intra. Sports. CARLA JEAN DECKER I2 Brown's Lane Cornwell, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi. NANCY DI LELLO 198 Oak Street Yonkers, N.Y. Student Council, SEANYS, Student Student Counselor Isec.l, Outing Club, ldiom lediorl, Paltzonian, Oracle, Lantern Bearer, Clionian. MYRNA DISK 246 Claflin Blvd. Franklin Square, N.Y. Arts and Crafts, Arethusa lrec. sec.I. PETER DUBALDI 238 Ann Street Newburgh, N.Y. SEANYS. DAVID EIGHMEY 94 Highland Avenue Kingston, N.Y. Band, Oracle. MARIANN EMMERY 90 Bryant Avenue White Plains, N.Y. Nu Pi Sigma, CC Mixed Cho- 1 I rus, SEANYS, Ushers Guild lyeomanl, ISC Itreas.I, Clio- nian itreas.I. INA FRANCES FALVEY 4318 Vireo Avenue New York, N.Y. IRC, Outing Club, SEANYS. MARSHA E. FANNING 81 V2 Douglas Avenue Yonkers, N.Y. Student Council, Student Counselors, Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Sigma Epsilon Iv. pres.l, Players Ipublicityl, SEANYS, Women's Glee Itreas.l, idiom Iir. editorl. ANN MARIE FARRELL 943 52nd Street Brooklyn, N.Y. Players, Outing Club, Palt- zonian, Theta Phi Is.t. sec.l. MARILYN FEINBERG 188 Malta Street Brooklyn, N.Y. Student Council, SEANYS, Theta Phi Itreas., social chair.l, Paltzonian, Players. PHYLLIS A. FINKELSTEIN 42 N. Main Street Ellenville, N.Y. SEANYS, Oracle. MAURICE FLECKER 1958 Coney Island Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. Student Counselor, Arts and Crafts, Players, Paltzonian, Delphic, Cross Country, intra. Sports. PATRICIA FORAN 25 Collins Avenue Williston Park, N. Y. SEANYS Itreas.l, Arethusa lrsuh capt.I, Ushers Guild, Women's Choir, WAA, Intra. Sports. RUTH FRAMPTON Chopikee Lake Road Highland, N.Y. Nu Pi Sigma Ipres.l, CC Mixed Chorus, SEANYS, Cli- onian. BARBARA E. FRANCESE 41 Main Street Highland, N.Y. SEANYS. JOAN FREEMAN 594 Palisade Avenue Yonkers, N.Y. Arts and Crafts, Outing Club, SEANYS. ALICE FREL R.D. 2 Pine Bush, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi Itreas.l, Mu Sigma Epsilon Isec.l, Nu Pi Sigma Isec.I, Band Ipres., sec.I, CC Orchestra Itreas.l. I HELEN FRIEDLANDER 55 Penn. Avenue Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Outing Club, SEANYS. GERARD GALLAGHER Elting Avenue New Paltz, N.Y. Arts and Crafts, Kappa Delta Pi, SEANYS. VIRGINIA DAWN GARILLI Box 105 Tannersville, N.Y. Student Council, Delta Psi Omega, Players, SEANYS, Agonian. JOHN GATJE 21 Gladiolus Avenue Floral Park, N.Y. Student Council, Artist Series, Ushers Guild, Delphic, Varsity Tennis, intra, Sports. KATHERINE GAVIN 128 Brewster Avenue Yonkers, N.Y. Campus Guild, Ushers Guild, Clionian. KARIN GERMANN 653 Westminster Road Baldwin, N.Y. Student Council, ISC Iv. pres.l, Theta Phi Itreas.l, WAA. MAIDA GERSHOWITZ 2042 E. 1st Street Brooklyn, N.Y. 203 FREAD GIAMPORTONE 48 Philips Avenue Highland, N.Y. Kappa, Intra. Sports. MARIE GLASER 3 Ridgedell Avenue Hastings, N.Y. Players, SEANYS, Theta Phi. GARRETT GLEASON 59 Lenox Road Congers, N.Y. Student Counselor, Delta Psi Omega Iv. pres.l, CC Mixed Chorus, Players Ipres.J, SEANYS, Oracle, IFC Isec.l, Phi Eta Sigma Icorr. sec., v. pres.l. STEPHEN GOLDBERG 1576 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. Student Council, Delta Psi Omega, Players, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Oracle Iphoto. editorl, Paltzonian, Kappa, Arts and Crafts, Outing Club. BARBARA GOLDMAN 42 Ridge Drive Yonkers, N.Y. CC Mixed Chorus Iv. pres., pres.I, Theta Phi, SEANYS. MARCIAGOLDMAN 141-10 82nd Drive Kew Gardens, N.Y. Student Counselor, Paltzon- ian, Theta Phi icorr. sec., treas., historianl, Intra. Sports. SHELIA GOODENOUGH 77 Mountain Avenue Highland Falls, N.Y. Jr. Prom, Student Counselor, SEANYS, Agonian Icorr. sec.l, Intra. Sports, Lantern Bearer. MARY AGNES GRABIEC 59 E. Pierpont Street Kingston, N.Y. SEANYS. GRACE GRENZ 55 Hull Avenue New Hyde Park, N.Y. IRC, Players, Clionian. FRITZ GRUPE Route 17 Ramapo, N.Y. Student Council ltreas. asst. treas.I, Student Counselor, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Del- phic lpres., treas.1, Varsity Sports, Intra. Sports, Lantern Bearer. LOUIS GULIANO Altamore Street Huntington, N.Y. IRC, SEANYS, Delphic lpres., corr. sec.l, Varsity Sports, Intra. Sports. MARGARET CSTENSONI HAASE 16 Union Place Roosevelt, N.Y. Student Counselor, SEANYS, Agonian. LOIS G. HARBART 11-18 88th Avenue Woodhaven, N.Y. JOAN HARRIS R.D. 1 Delhi, N.Y. Student Council, Kappa Delta Pi, SEANYS, Intra. Sports. AMIR HASIEB Afganistan IRC. JEANNE HERMANN Callicoon, N.Y. Outing Club, SEANYS. SHELA HIRSCHMAN 23OO Kings Highway Brooklyn, N.Y. Players, SEANYS, Idiom, Ora- cle, WAA. JOSEPH E. HOLMES Church Street Wallkill, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi. RICHARD HUNT 122 Ridge Avenue Yonkers, N.Y. Student Council, Student Counselor, Ushers Guild, IFC, Delphic ipres., v. pres.l. CHARLES L. JAMES 146 N. Hamilton Street Poughkeepsie, N.Y. SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Del- phic, Varsity Sports, Intra. Sports. CRYSTAL JOBST 127 Ulster Avenue Saugerties, N.Y. Student Counselor, WAA, Kappa Delta Pi, Intra. Sports, ISC, Clionian. QUENTIN JOHNSON Primrose Hill Road Rhinebeck, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi, SEANYS, Intra. Sports. FLETCHER JOHNSTON Box 189 Circleville, N.Y. Student Council, Special Events, Student Counselor, Delta Psi Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Artist Series lchair.i, Players lpres.1, Band. JOYCE JONES Smith Clove Road Central Valley, N.Y. SEANYS, Student Council, Arethusa lsocial chair.l. CATHERINE A. M. JUDGE 21 Pine Street Corinth, N.Y. Student Counselor, Delta Psi Omega lsec.1, Kappa Delta Pi lhist.l, Mu Sigma Epsilon, Band Isec.l, Ushers Guild, Paltzonian, IRC, Theta Phi lpres.1, Lantern Bearer. JANET ANNE KEARSLEY 234 Grand Street Cronton-on-Hudson, N.Y. Student Counselor, Mu Sigma Epsilon, Campus Guild, CC Mixed Chorus, Ushers Guild, Women's Choir, ISC, Clion- ian. ROXANNA KENNY 35 Prospect Street Wappingers Falls, N.Y. Student Counselors, SEANYS 204 PHILIP H. KIRSCHNER 396 Kingston Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. C.U. Board ltreas.l, IFC, Stu- dent Counselor, IRC lv. pres.1, Ushers Guild, Phi Eta Sigma lrec. sec.1, Intra. Sports. MARION K. KISKER 87-30 132 Street Richmond Hills, N.Y. SEANYS, Agonian, Intra. Sports. LINDA KLAPPROTH 501 Fairview Avenue Ridgewood, N.Y. C.U. Board fsoc. comm.1, Outing Club, SEANYS, Agon- ian, Paltzonian. MARILYN KLAUSNER 1840 Phelan Place Bronx, N.Y. SUSAN DEBORAH KOPELMAN 941 Washington Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. C.U. Board, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Agonian Ctreas.l. CAROLE KOZLOWSKI 55 Lee Street Roosevelt, N.Y. Players, SEANYS, Agonian, Ushers Guild, Frat. Cheer- leader. MURRAY A. KRAWITZ P.O. Box 117 Spring Glen, N.Y. CC Mixed Chorus, IFC, Kappa, Intra. Sports. KAREEN M. KRAYEM 90 Furnace Street Kingston, N.Y. SEANYS. PAINDA KUSHKAKI Afganistan. JEFF LAFFEL 73-O2 192nd Street Flushing, N.Y. Student Council, Special Events lpres.1, Student Coun- selor, Artist Series, CC Mixed Chorus, Players, Idiom, Or- acle, IFC Ipres.l, Phi Eta Sigma Isong Ieaderl, Intra. Sports. CAROL LEIWANT 40-41 Browne Street Flushing, N.Y. Drama Council, Student Counselors, Delta Psi Omega, Players, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Clionian. RUTH ANN LISCHKE 4357 Vireo Avenue Bronx, N.Y. CC Mixed Chorus, SEANYS, Agonian. LILLIAN LOTH Balmville Newburgh, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi. BARBARA LOTUS 28 Lincoln Avenue Ardsley, N.Y. Players, Agonian. ADAM LOUIS 306 Maynard Eggertsville, N.Y. Arts and Crafts, SEANYS. GERTRUDE MacFARLAND Kingston, N.Y. SEANYS. NANCY MacMILLAN 15 Brookside Avenue Newburgh, N.Y. Players, SEANYS, Oracle, Women's Choir, Arethusa Iasst. treas.l. HELEN B. MAJESKA 195 Dorchester Road Garden City, N.Y. Student Council, Ushers Guild, ISC, Clionian Ihist.l. GAIL tFLESIGl MANN 1302 Newkirk Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi Iv. pres.l, Agonian. LYNN MARTIN 22 Liebel Street Albany, N.Y. SEANYS, Women's Choir, Clionian IparIi.l. .IANIS MASON 122 W. 3 Rifle, Colorado WILLIAM W. MASON Tomahawk Lake Blooming Grove, N.Y. C.U. Board Ipres., v. pres.l, Ushers Guild, Delphic Irec. sec., treas.l, Varsity soccer, tennis, Intra. Sports. MARGARET MCCANN 116-O7 217 Street Cambria Heights, N.Y. C.U. Board, Isocial chair.l, IRC, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Agonian. ALAN J. MCCORMACK 37 Front Street Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Student Council, C.U. Board, Kappa Delta Pi, Ushers Guild, IFC lpres.l, Kappa lv. pres.l, Intro. Sports, Jr. Class V. Pres. MAE R. McGINNIS Route 1, Brown's Road Walden, N.Y. EVELYN MCGUNNIGLE 229 Cherry Street Farmingdale, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi Isec.l, IRC, SEANYS. CHELSA MELO Box 366 Palenville, N.Y. Student Counselor, SEANYS Isec.-treas., v. pres.l, WAA Itreas., pres.l, Arethusa Ialumni sec.l. REGINA E. MENEGAUX 16 Court Street Merrick, N.Y. Student Counselor, Kappa Delta Pi, Nu Pi Sigma, Band, WAA Ipres.l, Campus Guild Ipres.l, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Clionian Icorr. sec., pledge capt.l. WAYNE MERRICK Jordanville, N.Y. Student Council, Band, Phi 205 Eta Sigma, Intra. Sports, ,Lan- tern Bearer. ANN MILORA 1 1 14 69th Street Brooklyn, N.Y. C.U. Board Iv. pres.l, SEANYS, Oracle tphoto ed- itorl, Lantern Bearer, Agon- ian Ipres.l. JUDITH MORGAN Paugquaq, N.Y. SEANYS. ELEANOR MORRISON 29 Locust Hill Avenue Yonkers, N.Y. Student Council Ipres.l, Mu Sigma Epsilon, Outing Club Isec.l, SEANYS, WAA, Ush- ers Guild, Women's Choir, Oracle Ieditorl, Class, ISC Song Leader, Arethusa Isong Ieaderl. DOROTHY MURRAY 84 Union Street New Rochelle, N.Y. Student Council, Players, SEANYS, Intra. Sports, Theta Phi Iguard, rec. sec.l, WAA. JANE LEE MURRAY 152 Elm Street Glen Cove, N.Y. Student Counselor, SEANYS, Paltzonian Ieditorl, ISC, Arethusa. JOANNE NASSEL 10 Ellsworth Street Amsterdam, N.Y. C.U. Board, Campus Guild, SEANYS, Oracle, Clionian. MARY J. NICITA 26 Chestnut Avenue Richmond, N.Y. THOMAS OAKLAND SEANYS BARBARA OKVIST 11 High Street Lake Ronkonkoma, N.Y. Arts and Crafts, SEANYS. MARY J. OSE 311 Clifton Avenue Kingston, N.Y. NORA O'SULLlVAN 24 James Street Rosendale, N.Y. SEANYS, Theta Phi. TOBY ANN PARISSE 211 Lincoln Blvd. Merrick, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi, Ushers Guild, Arethusa. GLORIA DAWN PECK 407 Oak Street Syracuse, N.Y. Mu Sigma Epsilon ltreas.I, Band ltreas.I, CC Mixed Cho- rus, SEANYS, Theta Phi. HENRY PINE 1649 President Street Brooklyn, N.Y. SEANYS, Intra. Sports. JULIA PONESSA 120 Overlook Place Newburgh, N.Y. Guild lsec.1, SEANYS, ISC, Ushers Guild, Intro. Sports, WAA, Agonian lsec., pres.1. ANTHONY C. POTTS Balstrode, Gerrardscross Buck, England Kappa Delta Pi, Nu Pi Sigma, Varsity Soccer lcapt.I. DENIS RACINE South Fallsburg, N.Y. Delta Psi Omega, Mu Sigma Epsilon lpres.I, CC Mixed Chorus, Players. FLORENCE T. RIANO 29 Giltord Avenue Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Ushers Guild, Agonian, WAA. JEAN RICE 162 E. 184th Street Bronx, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi, Nu Pi Sigma lsec.1, SEANYS, Arethusa ihistoriani. PATRICIA E. RIORDAN 280 Claremont Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Outing Club, SEANYS, Ush- ers Guild, Arethusa lrush cap't.I. PAULINE RIPPO 55 Gramercy Avenue Yonkers, N.Y. Campus Guild, Ushers Guild, Paltzonian lbus. managerl, Clionian. LINDA ROJESKI Route I Germantown, N.Y. Student Counselor, Nu Pi Sigma lsec.I, lntra. Sports, SEANYS, Arethusa. ANNA MARIE ROMANO R.D. i,l:1, Goodwill Road Montgomery, N.Y. Campus Guild, Players, SEANYS. CAROL ROSENBAUM 2400 E. 3rd Street Brooklyn, N.Y. C.U. Board, Student Coun- selor, Lantern Bearer, Players, SEANYS, Ushers Guild, Math Club, Oracle leditorl, ISC, Agonian. DIANE LETA ROTHENBERG 1075 Grand Concourse Bronx, N.Y. Paltzonian, SEANYS. PHYLLIS RUBIN Brigg's Highway Ellenville, N.Y. GAIL N. RUEGE 139 Bayview Avenue Northport, N.Y. Campus Guild, SEANYS. MARIE ROSE SABIA 28 Cottage Street Port Chester, N.Y. SEANYS, Theta Phi. SUSAN SCHOENBERG Laurel Avenue Cornwall, N.Y. Student Council, ISC, Stu- dent Counselors, Women's Choir, Arethusa lalumni sec.I. ELEANOR V. SCHRODER Smith Road Hyde Park, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi, SEANYS. 206 HENRY SCHULT 116-24 234th Street Cambria Heights, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi, Ushers Guild, Varsity Baseball, Intra. Sports. DORIS SCHWAB 143 Lawrence Place New Rochelle, N.Y. Agonian, SEANYS. MARIE SCIOS 21 West Side Avenue Havestraw, N.Y. Players, SEANYS, Phi Eta Sigma Cheerleader. SYLVIA SHERMAN 74 St. Marks Avenue Freeport, N.Y. Student Counselors, Ushers Guild: Oracle, Clionian. PATRICIA SIMONIAN 8 Ridgecrest Latham, N.Y. Student Council, Sr. Class Treas., Lantern Bearer, Arts and Crafts, Oracle iart ed- itorl, Paltzonian, Agonian. DELTRA RAE SMITH Amagansett-Springs Road Amagansett, N.Y. SEANYS. DOROTHY SMITH 1246 Floral Avenue Schenectady, N.Y. Student Council, Delta Psi Omega lacting pres.I, Mu Sigma Epsilon, Band, Players lv. pres.1, Sr. Pres. MARILYN E. SMITH Gardiner, N.Y. SEANYS. MARIA SOMA 627 Elder Lane Ronkonkoma, N.Y. Student Counselors, SEANYS, Outing Club, Ushers Guild, Lantern Bearer, Agonian. LINDA SPIRO Box 212 Woodridge, N.Y. Paltzonian, Intra. Sports, Theta Phi Irush capt., histo- rianl, SEANYS. CAROLE LOUISE STEELE I South Street Great Neck, N.Y. Special Events, Student Coun- selor, Arts and Crafts, Kappa Delta Pi ipres.I, Campus Guild tv. pres.I, ISC, Clionian Irush capt.t, Intra. Sports. GARY STEMM 933 Taylor Street Elkhart, Indiana Student Council, Varsity Soc- cer, Intra. Sports. MARTHA MAY STREVER Route 9G Hyde Park, N.Y. Kappa Delta Pi, Nu Pi Sigma ltreas., v. pres.I, Gamma Al- pha Sigma, SEANYS Iprest, Oracle tbus. managerl, WAA Isec.l, Agonian, Intra. Sports. BRENDA MARY STRUM 675 Wendy Drive Farmingdale, N.Y. Student Counselors, IRC, Players, SEANYS, Oracle, Agonian, lntra, Sports, WAA. SARA ANNE TERRILL I0 Park Avenue Kings Park, N.Y. Agonian. JUDITH TILFORD 60 Drake Street Malucrne, N.Y. Arts and Crafts Iv. pres., corr. sec.J, SEANYS. BETTY JANE TRAVIS 8 Elegans Avenue Pensacola, Florida Kappa Delta Pi. JEANNETTE TURCO Summit Avenue Central Valley, N.Y. Artist Series, Ushers Guild, SEANYS, Arethusa ipres.l, ISC, Varsity Cheerleader, Intra. Sports. DENNIS VERSWEYVELD I9 Lark Street Washingtonville, N.Y. Ushers Guild, Kappa, Cross Country, Intra. Sports. ELIZABETH WALSH IO5-47 135th Street Richmond Hill, N.Y. Outing Club, Clionian, SEANYS. ELIZABETH ANN WEAVER RFD i,t:l, Box I5 Elizaville, N.Y. Nu Pi Sigma, SEANYS, Agon- ian, Intra. Sports. VIRGINIA WEAVER Dean Road Hudson Falls, N.Y. SEANYS. RICHARD WEIRES I35O NW 5lst Street Miami, Florida Student Council, Artist Series, SEANYS, Kappa, Intra. Sports. DON WEST l9l4 Central Drive East Meadow, N.Y. C.U. Board, Special Events, Student Counselor, Sr. Class Treas., IRC, SEANYS, Ushers 207 Guild, IFC, Delphic, Lantern Bearer. MELINA WILD Coates Avenue Holbrook, N.Y. SEANYS. BARBARA WOJCICKI 304 Bay 20th Street Brooklyn, N.Y. Players, SEANYS, Arethusa, Lantern Bearer. NANCY WOOD 71 Mountain Avenue Highland Falls, N.Y. CC Mixed Chorus, Idiom, Arethusa Ipledge mastert, Intra. Sports. LANE WRITER MacKay Drive Hauppauge, N,Y. Student Counselor, Arts and Crafts, Campus Guild Ipub- licity chair.I, WAA Iv. pres.I, Agonian, Intra. Sports. DEANNA JANE YOUNG Montgomery Road Fort Montgomery, N.Y. SEANYS, Arethusa, Intra. Sports. THERESA ZERILLI 26 Inwood Road Center Moriches, N.Y. Players, SEANYS, Oracle, Agonian, WAA. KATHERINE ZIMMERMAN Route 2, Box 5II New Paltz, N.Y. Mu Sigma Epsilon, Artist Series Isec., chair.I, CC Mixed Chorus, IRC, SEANYS, Agonian. 1' X V131-1. f 1' A JN- fr. 4 w . . -Vw .-. Jzf , ,: x,'v.m ,U-.. A H.. ,,.. .. x 1 M 1 f X 1 , wx-. xx , ,,w . 'YJ ,- 4, V , flfigg .. 1 1 :H Qjfpgra R 1' '- 1 I y 'I Ta 1-- 'ia ,, -1 ,X I r 1 If I .. BQ x. 11 42 J. 'r 1 .1 Q Q , 'II.xI ,.I.. ,v 1 s'IIIn ' I lx.:--,Ir',I'F' II. uf. - 4 lQ,':J U 'I 8' 1 -ff xp' V 1 - 1 0 P Q V f sh. My l ' Q .- . I A . . 0' Q . 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