SUNY at Fredonia - Fredonian Yearbook (Fredonia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

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Carlson President State University of New York INSTAL 19 LAT ION 54 ,E 5 gf, ., 5 A X 'WF- ' V f ,E . Mai' Si .,-N NP rw rg, ..,,- Us k 3 ygkf? A Q N. QQ., : 33 'fWQi9?1- J- .ff'5Sff1' ' ,C 7'?if'tf', 'v f q f' H ' no -4 A : J -- lf ' , 741 , 3 V5 I , Q xr 51 Q 1 L gf, 9 5- ' FQ 171 4, L , , Q' -, 1 a 'ff-5 'CQ A J' k J. 1 ' :,' .A 2 f .4 1 . T 5 kj: V A , . I ' . , , -. v' .1 K X xA h' , - ex x 'ui c bg Q pn. . is nl nfl CUNTENTS -i7T- ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CLASSES ADVERTISING RC 1 A 1 zu. 1 , i 5' -.1 ,pi Administration Building ' ' .V -,..' I ' - 'f fi- W- ,. ,. A '. ' 2 f.,. -A , , -. - , . . i K - ' ' 7, L2'f'l ff7',fm f?f'i !f,4..f fig Eff -5:-u.:.,:-771-' A , 'nr P - f - Y- -.Z's+'T2I-f 1- gf , ,.f 'f Agn 1, :.,'.1' A -.ia-h:.i-A . 1'-F '-P -i., . .ilifr - J - ' - ' .4 - :wk - 1 -I. - . 4 ,f ii-1 ' ' , .-, H4 L- - ' fi -M i -H.. - . Ahh, 1 . 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Dean Thompson Installation 1954 DR. ROBERT S. THOMPSON Deafz of College DR. JOHN B. BOUCI-IARD P1'i'IlCijJdI, College Elemmztary School DR. JOSEPH E. GOULD DR. ANNE MARIE GIBSON Dvanv of Mrzz Draw of U'on1.f'11 E ' X N MISS WILLENIS, PAXTON MRS. AGNES REUTHER Ijiffff172'--f7I'I',UUI'j' UNH 1,fN'HIiffll'il',Y llirfrlnr of Pulfliz' Rr'lrrliun,v Ujlirr uillwjil, 1Q , www-M E -- hw, Ei ' MRS. PEGGY AULER Miss CATHERINE CLOW lifwfrrlfllf Cnllfgf Num' COLLEGE ACADEMIC FACULTY EDUCATION Left to Right-Dr. Ralph Goldner, Dr. Robert Grennell, Miss Florence K. Morrissey, Dr. Harry K. Foster, Dr. Philip Kochman, Dr. Ernest Hilton, Dr. John Bouchard. SPEECH SOCIAL STUDIES Left to Right-Dr. Henry Youngerman, Dr. Left to Right--Dr. J. Murdoch Dawley, Mr Solomon Simonson, Dr. Georgiana von William Chazanof, Dr. Leo J. Alilunas, Dr Tornow, Mr. Lloyd Kaiser. Daniel Rosclle. ENGLISH SCIENCE Left to Right-Mr. Warren Tarrant, Mr. William Dr. Willard F. Stanley, Dr. Lawrence A. Patrie. P. Knode, Mrs. Guilda Hutchinson, Dr. Roland Dr. George Zimmer, Dr. Edward Blom. Miss C, Burton, Barbara Polacek. ART PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION Miss Jewel Conover, Dr. Ralph Beelke. Miss Jeanette Masilionis, Dr. Agnes Michaels. Mr. William Ludwig, Mr. Joseph Keyser. INSTRUMENTAL Row One-Mr. Herbert W. Harp, Mr. Harry Peters, Dr. William Willett. Dr. Charles D. Arnold. Row Two-Mr. James Barhydt. Dr. Cutler Silliman, Mr. Alphonse A. Gailewicz. 235+ lil' WCv,!27f,:'l l gg Y - VOCAL PIANO Left to Right-Mr. Leonard W. Norman. Mr. Richard Left to Right-Mr. Laurence Schauffler, Mr. Richard F. Sheil, Mr. George H. Gunn. Patterson. Mr. Edward Kraft. MUSIC DEPARTME T Music has always been an important part of life at our college. During the past several decades, our Music Division has become one of the largest and most respected schools in the country for educating teachers of music for the public schools. Guided by a faculty who are not only competent teachers but also practicing musicians, our students acquire the knowledge and skills requisite to their success in their chosen profession. The many recitals by students and concerts by our several choral and instru- mental organizations help the music students to acquire the ability to perform music well, and other recitals by faculty and visiting artists join them in providing an atmosphere in which all of our students and faculty, as well as the entire community, can hear great music of both the past and of our own time. MUSIC THEORY MUSIC EDUCATION Seated Miss Ann Marie Lindsey. Dr. Robert Marvel. Left to Right--Miss Janet Dickey. Mr. Herbert Harp Standing-Mr. Milford Fargo, Mr. Richard Patterson, Standing-Mr. Milford Fargo. Miss Vivian Robe M1 Mr Richard Sheil, Dr. Cutler Silliman. Harry Peters. Miss Marian Loveless. Miss Vngmit Meierhoffcr. Primary Grades. Seated-Miss McCullor, Miss Bond, Miss Diekhart. Standing-Miss Mills, Miss Peterson, Mrs. Buderkin. M rs. McKee. During the four years we work and learn at Fredonia State, our g'Campus School becomes a familiar and significant place 'to us. The teachers represented here accomplish a two-fold purpose: that of teaching the boys and girls in their grade levels, but also being the friends and guides of the College students throughout their Student Teaching experiences. Upper Grades. Seated-Mrs, Morse, Mrs. Hilton. Standing-Mr. Kenyon, Mr. Rector. CULLEGE ELE ENTARY SCHOOL Intermediate Grades. Seated--Miss Manlove, Mr. Kopp. Miss Ostrander. Standing-Mr. Price. Mr. Shea. Miss Paris. f--1 Mrs. Pzxffruth-Art Director in thc College Elementary School LIBRARIANS Seated. Lcft to Right- Miss Flynn, Miss Hoidzxhl. Mr. Chulkcr. Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Coon, Miss Pouchcr. N- 3 Ten? She makes our nights zu little brighter Do you follow mc? Jumpin' Jupiter! These Women. Our Favorite Newlyweds 1 X i , 2 , Mft sf It's 21 dog's life So let thc sun shine in S'--., Who is this Brzxhms'? l :ff pu' ,vw rr ,ig-5. 9. r 3 1, ' ix 6,551 fr livr AA ,N , N .L 1' Y-ans:-...W emu' X 11, - . .,, , , ' :V v ,H ' , .. s A 'L 'f-'74 ?x':.' . b . x 1 'ZvFff5e,.1 .X 1 .Q f. y.:5,a.Lf,:.h'..,s 5:19 ywz, :ff Q'9-7if'.' . Mfifli Q.. ' 5 Kev yn 14 1 'xl A 'N rl K KW? 'ww 1 tg v QMPY , 'VJ I .x af an Y' 9558.4 gn 'Y 13 fgqif y f fi1?'f 1' sf qu? 1' We gg.: V va M52 ,510 lf Aff' 'Amy ff' Q M. K. 3,fgW.u,,iN,X gfvr Q , . ,MI JY- A r may , f 252335 if nel 1 'WN 504 Qf5,ffQ , , a.,,,v Hififiix! 5, xml , K. , ww, 'QQ if ff' 4 C ' I ! 4 Im I Q I Q ' Sandra Spaulding, John Arikian, Editors ' 19 FREDUNIAN i o ...f-J N mis!-'Mm---...lr R. Franwich. Business Manager: H. Katz. Photography: E. Bailey, Advertising: D. Schmidt. Literary: C. Todd. Art J. Travuto, Advertising Seated: Left to Right-B. Nifenger. V. Pino. S. Wermick, Mrs. Paffrath, Dr. Burton. S. Crino. E. Flory. J. Gregory. Standing-M. Ronan. H. Katz, D. Schmidt. C. Todd, R. Franwick. M. Adams. E. Bailey. X X As a combination of learning and pleasure, thc annual College Publications Convention, which was held in our nation's capital this year, will top the list for this year's staff. ...wise l X I a 7 NK A? I pf! f JA 1 B. Corey. Editor-in-Chiefg E. Hart, Managing Editor An important organ of communication on Fredonia's campus is the Leader, the students' weekly newspaper. lt is through the cooperative efforts of the staff members that the ever-present deadlines are met and the Leader makes its way to its readers. All labor with three main goals in mind: to inform the readers, to present information that is food for thought and stimulates interest, and to make the Leader a newspaper of which the college can be proud. First Row: Left to Right--DeStef:mo. Fontana, Hart, Mr. Knode, Corey, Paine Second Row--Wilcox. Cahn, Raimist. Cole. Centofanti, Miller 44... r uoQ,,,A H ATI SIY gl Y 7lAcN.'. Q1 M u , 1 --. 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HM , l 'A' lm, 1 ,W it i Haw 1 it-..L:1m..-. ill'-I-mm ummm. u. 1,- A lwinter Carnival ' l Termed Success LEADER EXAMINES CAMPUS PRUBLEMS X,,ii.-....,i.fM 'MNC Mtv, Agdgsg ' Findings Reveal Mani Pllasgitrt .':1 ,f:'QQ,:jfQ:': In Munir Fellivlls E Situations That Are Not Realized by Students - 'PHP-'- l 'O' Cn'-U , 0. N ' 'M' X - 1' X , ..,..,.i.i. ..... ..i ir.. t.w,....... hi t,...,. i... i..... Mi... .ti ii, i.. ' is ' H.. H 1 . ..,., mi. ,,.i,i,,..., .mi .W ... ii. ii.,,.,.,.. 5..,,m.i' In 'V H Lf mm,',m ,LJ 4- N.. my ' -1 P In ii. ,wi ,..,.i,,.. in. Y-.. .ti YM ?' . l M. LEADER Q1 THINK A' Nfub First Row: Left to Right-DeStefano. Fontana. Hurt, Mr. Knodc. Corey, Paine. Second Row: Noycr, Cahn, Pcchlcs. Huy- dcn. Gray, Abbs, Cole, Miller. Centofzmti. Third Row: Wilcox. Dcscovich, Fcith. Famous lust words! Stash und Shirley plan thc picture coverage. ' L ,N filii '51 'Q ,tg A :LAI , 221 44,fL.'x1i ' lf v 1 . V,-l i ' 4 nun-L1 b A N Y it ROBERT GOETTEL. I'1'f.vi1lfu! of Slmffzzf Cmrzirfl The main objective of the Student Government Association this year has been to bring the structure, functioning, and coordination of student activities up to the point where the student body could hope to see the ideals of student government which have been envisaged so well in past years. To accomplish this end, several structural changes were made. A major innovation was the establishment of the Wel- fare Commission set up to handle student interest, in 5. health, food, housing, and parking. The long standing tradition of cooperation and mutual respect between the administration and stu- dents was preserved by S. G. A. through a critical period of misunderstandings about the health situ- ation. This is just one illustration of the important position S. G. A. holds as a democratic link between faculty, students, and administration. . -I. ll li is Q E ri gy 'ID ' , E Left to Right-J. Washer. Secretaryg R. Goettel. President: W. Persia, Treasurerg J. Hover, Vice President. ST DE TCOUNCIL Left to Right-Bolmcr. Wiles, Foster. Shecdcr. Ames. Carpenter, Hefkc. Washer. Goettcl, Persia, Dr. Thompson. Slatel Pulkowski, McGrudcr. Soluri, Taylor, Dr. Goldner. Dr. Gould. Tallarico. ui ...WL-7. FINANCE COMMISSION Left to Right-Kilpatrick. Lorence. Katz, Matson. 5 I ASSEMBLY coMM1ss1oN Left to Right-Arikian, Nifengcr. Stiles, Dr. von Tornow. Dr. Marvel. Balassone, Mr. Tarrant. Erickson, Veith, Wermick. COMMISSIO All of us at Fredonia State are particularly proud of our College Lodge and its beautiful surroundings. The Camp Commission, chartered under the Student Government Association, has full responsiblity for the maintenance, improvement, and use of the camp site. All-college assemblies and lectures, planned and presented by the Assembly Commission, serve a two-fold purpose: to supplement regular college instruction and to stimulate the cultural and intellectual life of our college. The programs have included such areas as music, art, education, dramatics, and politics. CAMP COMMISSION Left to Right-Mr. Mackie, Zcches, Davidson, Miss Polacek, Coach Keyser, Mogcr, Dr. Patrie, Dr. Stanley. i t ATHLETIC RECREATION COMMISSION Seated-Centofanti. Derby, Whittier, Miss Masilionis. Standing-Occhiato, Simons, Mr. Ludwig. Hover. Mr. Keyser, Zasucha. The Athletic Recreation Commission was respon- sible for setting up the Intercollegiate and Intramural program for the past year. The members, representa- tives from all the sports activities on campus, also formulated the expenditures of funds allotted to the Commission. SOCIAL LIFE COMMISSION Social Life Commission performs the somewhat inglorious, but nevertheless essential job of schedul- ing the forthcoming year's social calendar. Not only do the member students keep our social date conflicts at a minimum, but they also select all committee members for every all-college event. Left to Right-Miss Paxton, Mr. Sheil, Maxon. Krot, Agar, Sartor, Tucker, Crino, Salisbury. ORIENTATIO B0 RD -Q 4-. KL... Orientation, a familiar part of every freshman's life, this year came under the jurisdiction of the newly formed Orientation Board. The Board execut- ed a program through which the transition was effected from high school to college. Through lec- tures, movies, and discussions they were initiated into the rules and regulations, organizations and social activities which are so important in a college career. Left to Right-Sullivan Maxon Dr. Gould Bur gess, Mr. Oailewicz. Dr. Gibson, Simons. Kappa Delta Pi, an Honor Society in Education, is a national organization incorporated in 1911. Kappa Delta Pi aims to encourage high pro- fessional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. Persons exhibiting commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals and sound scholarship are invited to membership. KAPPA DELTA PI First Row: Left to Right- Dr. Foster, Burgess, Dr., Grennell, Woods, Dr. Zimmer, Matts, Boyn- ton, Dr. Gibson, Kemp. Rees. Second Row- .Wilcox, Lemmlcr, Pul- kowski, Geer.' Hickey, Dr. Marvel, Dr. Mi- chaels, Balassone, Al- drich, Davidow. Noyes. Skuse, White. Third Row: Boynton. Persia. Borst, Streit, Buzak. Pul- lano, Goettel, Mrs. Paffrath. Parker, Youn- gers, Kolpien, Matson. UNIO BO RD gi 'I Q i fit lr! if. First Row: l.el't to Right hara. Thomas. Second Row: Sullivan, Warner. Carlson. Fontana. Schmidt, Dcscovich, Gus- tafson. Morris. The Union became even more ol' a center of college activity this year with the long list of events directed by and through the Union Board. No one will forget the fun ofthe Sadie Hawkins Dance, the spirit ol' the Hanging of thc Greens, the atmos- phere of the Candlelight Cafe, or the sight of our own lovely models in the Spring Fashion Parade. Truly the Board has kept things humming about the Union this year. YLVIANS First Row: Left to Right -Rita tdogl. Davies, Straight, Ahbs, Baldwin. Second Row: Miss Pola- cek tadvisort. Scuthe, Land, Descovich, Rigoli, Ccntofanti, Birdsall.Third Row: Davidson, Wolfe. Wilmarth. Favata. Fran- wick. -Dunn. Hurley. LaBar- 'lf ERS 4.253 ,, .Aff-x Dr. von Tornow, Mr. Tarrant .ri 9 EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated. Left to Right-Reilly, Fox, Lorence. Dr. von Tornow. Wright, Feather, Close. Seuthe. Standing-Erickson, Young. Johnson, Rine, Mr. Tarrant, Keith, Bliss, Lentricchia. First Row: Left to Right-Katz, Town, Cole, Erickson, Close. Johnson, Bliss. Lentricchia, Rappazzo. Second Row: Carpenter McCue, Keith. Reilly, Young, Seuthe. Rine, Dr. von Tornow, Mr. Tarrant, Lorence, Fox, Third Row: Hcidcrman Wilkinson. Miller, Ferguson, Tucker, Pino. Combcs, Bianco, Shevlin, Bradigan, Wright, Kaufman, Kuck. Hart, Schoener Bojanek. Fourth Row: Schnur, Fontana, McClenathan, Huff, Hyde, Civilettc, Barrcsi, Privateer. Kelso, Hasselriis Eddy, Fordham, Carpenter. n. 'E' Y is ii R f!5?.i, .W H gif DEBATE First Row: Left to Right-Campbell, Bianco, Giordano. Second Row---Scagnelli. Krot, Boynton, Raimist, Kolpien, Pcsco. Pegucs. URALI TERPRET TID First Row-Davis, Mrs. Hutchinson, Fraser. Second Row-Seuthe, Scagnelli. Combes, Raimist, Boynton, Foster. Moore. Curtis, Petlock. First Row-Fovztta, Elwell, Dr. Youngerman, Ball. Pesco. Second Row-Campbell, Krot. Curtis, Pogues, Bianco. Third Row-Raimist. McClcnz1- than, Boynton. Privntccr. Gior- dano, Pettit. Hatch. DISCUSSIO AND ORATURY t' 1' .L-ey. - , gi, f. an-2,, Left to Right-Ball. Elwell. Pegues. Boynton, Fraser, Bianco. Seuthe. WHA The Women's Residence Association is composed of all women who live in col- lege operated residence halls. Every organized house has its own officers and all presidents auto- matically become members of the W. R. A. Board, which serves to discuss and solve house affairs and problems. Seated: Left to Right-Geer. Petersen, Walcott. Occhiato. Burgess, Carlson. Lcntricchia. Standing: Mitchell, Boynton. Dr. Gibson, Parker, Kemp. Music filled the air at State last fall when 400 high school students assembled, rehearsed, and presented an excellent performance all in one week-end. This all-state sectional was only one of the many M. E. N. C. sponsored events. The winter highlight was the NYSSMA Conference in Rochester, where Fredonia students attended music demonstrations and concerts, and participated in woodwind ensembles. ln the Spring, a young musician's fancy turns to thoughts of composing. M. E. N. C. gave Fredoniais fledgling composers a chance to perform their works in a composition contest. Thus, M. E. N. C. kept the musical pot boiling throughout the year. MEC First Row: Left to Right-Gcer, Brook, Mr. Fargo. Woods, Meacham. Wilcox, Balassonc. Second Row: Metz, Kiwisild. Zcches. Soluri, Genneso.Samarotto.Provcnzano.Garabedian,Keating. Third Row: Morey, Buzak, Walcott. Newton, Pearson. Thompson. Riordon, Pittman. Fourth Row: Eddy. Hasselriis. Grounds, Conklin, Somerdin, Bach, Sutliff. Sherrill. Fifth Row: Young, Chamberlain. Lucas, Heinz. Moran, Ycingst, Maxon. Burgess. Chastek. Sixth Row: Drushler, Schettig. Blanton, Bligh. Palmer. Slater. Zuggcr, McCabe. Seventh Row: Zicari. Mann. Fisher. Cadwalladcr. Silverman. Granieh. Shapley, Moger. ,f A K gy x., .q..,N GUILD BOARD ol' DIRECTORS Left to Right-Davis. Mr. Kaiser. Bianco. Nastasi. R DIOT GUILD M' 53 .A v Thc Radio TV Guild, opcn to all studcnts on purpose ol' giving practical and dcvclopmcntal cx- Campus, serves as a workshop for thosc interested in pcricncc to those not enrolled in such courses ol' the Radio TV media-such as production, acting, study. Radio TV Guild also olfcrs full cooperation directing, script writing, and numerous other phases. with the college through its broadcasting media, 'thc The Guild produces original radio dramas for thc campus station, WCVF. CF WCVF BOARD ol' DIRECTORS l.cl't to Right-Scnlhc. Skinner. Davis. Mr. Kaiser. Kolpicn Mitchell. First Row: Left to Right--Rathburn, Lamb. Mitchell, Straight, Stanford, Ludwig. Second Row-Eddy, Bauter, Moran. Warner, Brook, Abhs, Geer, Dietzen. Third Row-Huff, Yeingst, Schmidt, Chamberlain, Kitchen, Davies, Cole. Sharkey. Fourth Row-Newton, Swyers, McKnight, Carpenter. Town, Wilcox, Davidson, Zechcs, Ehmke. S. C. A. The Student Christian Association, which is open to all Protestant students on our campus, numbered nearly 200 active members this ycar despite the fact that our new director, the Reverend Samuel Hofer, was not able to join us until January. The 40 voice S.C.A. Choir visited many churches in the area, presenting concerts of choral music. Smaller groups of students went out as deputation teams to conduct services. The-traditional fall and spring retreats united the members in Christian fellowship about the campfire at the College Lodge. First Row: Left to Right-McCue. Mrs. Roselle. Katz. Raimist, Forest. Second Row: Baron. Cahn. Noumoff. The Hillel Society is an organization designed for el, which provided an evening of learning and fel- the religious, social, and cultural enrichment of the lowship for those present. The highlight of the relig- Jewish students of our campus. An inspiring event of ious program was a celebration ol' the Purim Festival the year was a movie entitled The New State of lsra- in March at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Roselle. Of the several activities of the Newman Club, the sonal problems that arose. To give everyone a chance weekly lecture series proved most successful this year. to gather on a more informal level, Communion The students gained a clearer understanding of their breakfasts were held every month. faith and received helpful advice on spiritual and per- First Row: Meyer, Chastek. Genn-uso. Pino. Combes. Lentricchia. Matts. Second Row: Heinz. Riordan, Persia, Ricigliano. Dunn, Tarnay, Burley, Pulkowski. Third Row: Crino, Crino. Pittman, Father Haggerty. Pangia, Father Walker, Mr. Shea, Ricigliano, Morris. First Row: Left to Right-Arikian, Tallarico. Soluri. Cadwallader, Buttarazzi. Rine, Rossi. Second Row: Mr. Gawlo- wicz, Zammiello, Wiles. Sheeder, Sullivan, Zugger. Turner, Fontana, Wolfe. Third Row: Zasucha, Carpenter, Palm- cr, Slater, Hover, Goettel. Whittier, Persia, Pangia. N'S CL B Men's Club, boasting membership of all men students and faculty, initiated in- coming frosh this year as part of their many activities. After surviving the rigors of Frosh Camp and Frosh Week, midnight inspections and hikes, shoe shines, and Nair raids, the initiates were looking forward to bigger and better activities for next year's freshmen. Ambitious as was their regular program of Smokers and Spaghetti suppers, the Men's Club really outdid itself this year with the sponsoring of our first real Jazz Concert, featuring the incomparable Dave Brubeck. .u A-e i I M ENS CLUB 5 OFFICERS N. Tallerico, Presi- dent: J. Arikian, Treas- urer. Missing-J. Park, Vice-President. First Row: Left to Right-Burgess. Alexander, Wooster, Martin, Smith. Boynton, Mitchell. Second Row: Carlson, Ager, Bauter, Kingsley. Kemp. King. Faulk, Miss Robe. Third' Row: Tarnay, Pino, Case, Fox, Parker. Pulkowski, Chastek, Spaulding, Shevlin. Maxon, Occhiato, Callerty laylor, Dunn, Valvo. Fourth Row: Burley, Mead. Yeingst. Manning. Schmidt. Zollweg. Moran, Washer. Morrison, Wermiek, Butler, Ron Zlll Fifth Row: Lucas, Gustafson, Parker, Nifenger, Robertson, Miller, Rigoli, Centofanti, Luce, Davis, Paine. Corey, The W0men's Club was set up last year to take Over the heavy burdens placed on the Women Counsellors and to extend the activities ol' women students at Fredonia State. This year the Women's Club committees were responsible for the follow- ing programs: Frosh Camp and Big Sisters, Orien- tation programs, Frosh Week activities, a banquet at the Lodge, and assisting in the College recruit- ment program. ln several ol' these jobs the Women's Club worked in conjunction with committees from the Men's Club. The committees alone involved the participa- tion of over 100 women on campus, and many more shared in the enjoyment of these projects, All women on campus are automatically members ol' the Women's Club after Frosh Week initiation. First Row: Left to Right- Miss Polacck. Occhiato. Parker, Washer, Miss Robe. Second Row: Maxon, Bur- gess, Pulkowski. Alexan- der, Rigoli. T0 N AND COUNTRY Through the Town and Country Club, the college women who live at home were brought together for fun and companionship. The halls of Old Main echoed many an evening with the laughter and chatter of the girls, mixed with the delicious aromas First Row: Bentley, Chylaszek Michaels, Dickinson, Bartley Second Row: Crino, Salisbury Huff, Flory, Hoover, Cary Baynes, Crino, Arcoraci. Third Row: English, Sullivan Shuart. Dolce, Hogan, Guay Schoener. from their pot-luck suppers. Besides their more serious business meetings, they spent the time to- gether in social games and closed the year with a banquet held in May. F... Hit me again! Down in the valley?? v AML, ,V 1 W'-Clk! --DAVE ..9 b Beckwith. Bender. Berry, Blanton. Bligh, Borst, Buzak, Caffentzis, Costanzo, Chastek. Clayton, Coppola. Dinse. Edie. Edwards Feather, Friedman, Geer, Gcnaway, Godfrey, Gocttel, Granich, Hayden, Hills, Howard, Jclliff, Keating, Kellas, Kiwisild Markham, Mazurck, Meyn. Morey. Palmer, Pangia, Parker, Pulkowski, Rees. Riordan, Rodak, Rode, Rochmann, Runion SY PHO Y ORCHE TRA The Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Mr. Harry Peters, performed in two excel- lent concerts this year. ln its annual assembly program, the orchestra presented excerpts from the opera Carmen with Lillian Garabedian as student vocal soloist. As part of the Three Faiths Festival of Religious Music, the orchestra accompanied the Festival Chorus in Verdi's Requiem.,' Sumurolto. Seeley, Sheccler. Silverman. Stevens. Stiles. Turnnv. Taylor, Terwilliger. Thomas. Tomezuk. Turner. Wieloszynskl. Weiss. Wilcox. Woods. Yeingst. Zugger. MADRIGALS The Mudrigul Singers have become one ol' the established vocal organizations on the eumpus. Members must be excellent musi- cians. have light llexible voices, and be interested und cupuble ol' interpreting the sixteenth und seventeenth century music us well us that ol' the present dziy. Sitting: Left to Right-Ehmke. Gambino. Shnhin, Young, Emerson. Shevlin. Bennett. Brook, Lemmlcr. Noyes. Bl'0Wll.B1ll'l'Cil Bulzissone. Pcrsiu. Standing-Miss Robe. Absent-DeNinno. PHO AN Bach, Baker, Beckwith, Bird, Blanton, Buttaragzi, Buzak. Cadwalaf Howard, Hutchinson, Joslyn, Kiwisild, Lillo, Litteer. Maxon. McCal Tallarico, Terwilliger. Turner. Valvo, Whittier. Wiles. Young. Youl it, N - I n . 1' , - . . B . ' 1 ff! ' ?L'x'f ' 'f V-wf-E W V .M--H ' '1w,.fI,v. -V ik' Q '- f 1' ff , 1.J1Av, E2-1 l ' - AML: ' . A. B 1 ...,,, , , Y - V I. , , lxlywxw 5 . , e fl, tm fn., 9 me Q K -- A , -1 , f' ' wg' t ttf.. at---ff-, CHOIR Row I-Parlctte. Frank, Guycr. Shapley, Emerson, Rollins, Burgess, Furry. Gmabcclizxn, Brown. Hickman. Wallace, Shcvlin. Bennett Row 2-Lamb, Eddy, Ehmkc. Klein. Richardson, Matson, Metz, Gambino. Hitchcock. Ballzissonc. Vcllutino. Pullzxno, Persia, Ruimondo, Soluri, Shannon, Hawes. Kline. .loyncs 52 5 G,.a.x It ' -L J' Q -+-is QQVQJ 7 5 Q92 ' Q':...,-'pg .gn n 1 'J , :il ' f ' ,Q . ,. V .,,1,,. 'l'q Af , ,f -Q, , '- v .- x lf- Q- : M 2 - 454 A - ' 1 . 7 ' Qc - M , ,Q L f , Nh iw 'J FQ., ' ,...ljd' 5 - . I '!A5Ln'llV. . L Another year of memories has been added to the succession of events that sum up our college life. These are the places that have come to be home to so many of us and the backdrops for some of our most exciting experiences. Whether we lived in the co-ops or in the dorms, the last minute cramming before exams, the excitement and confusion before a prom, the endless talking on into the night were common to us all and never forgotten moments. st H- floliiln Y H AE, dm -1-.. 1 ,V f i'. 1 Lawson Manor 5.4 H H VVCDIVlEN'S RESIDENCE I K 2' 6 fi -VA ffm! House of Genske , ' - fx.,:i , ,ox ,X . lx 1, K 3 g r House of Duncan , De Long HOUSC .sm g'f.f,.g, ' WN J awwg' LP, I I I I ,fy E M, ,Lf '13, A I' -A .....' .q . . . JL 5 4 ,,. ' In , Z' 1-'xt,Q:1'ug I 3 ' 'Z-fifii ls-HQ. . ' ' Q an -- - 77 ' ' ? lg yfk -'.' I K I.-13--3 I J- .ew tA,-'- , 5 zo.. ., 1 'fw ', I :t!? N . 1 5 14 ' J House of Blasoell M A Edmunds Hall ' V A ' V25 xx I 6-5' The men on campus live in co-ops, dormitory, and private home and make any and all of them places of fellowship. The memories of those all-night bull sessions, house parties, dorm Dixie Sessions, dates with their favorite girls, and serenades are all part of a college man's life. ...-nv-40 7'Y viii 1 w ,Ed 31' I K-n. ' House of Burtonu House of Lawson . . -- ., 1 ,,,,'.fr . . IVIEN'S RESIDENCE I I. ij V rn, g- lv, in ,A gi H. .s H , - .g' , ,. Y I gf rf'-4 ,! ,N v .ff -.... -U P . npr House of Dragget House Of Ludwig s '55 4, YQ X W 'eh v-.WU House of Whitney , House of Cato -'gg n L ' Q i Q .5-ff h. 1 + 9 ' I D1 C I I f ' House of Custer House of Kochman r I ' . . Did you say brown? FRUSI We are freshmen! We are freshmen! Pick up sticks?'? .5 we WEEK We're working our way through college. Frosh Camp and Week constitute one of the biggest and most exciting times of the entire year, not only for Frosh but the upperclassmen as well. After the preparatory Week-end of camping and getting acquainted, the Fresh- men are ready for the big week of initiation. No one ever forgets those green and white beanies, the cos- tumes for dress-up day, the talent show, parade, or the climactic bonfire signifying the end of initiation and the beginning of their college career. Get off my back! Our big sisters. -.J M., Ax ,L .....-Q 1,-. X ffl u If CS- . 4' ww ff, wi 15524114-n , , , .., , -,K , .TF f- Q. ,,f4 ' y + Lgfftfy vw N yew'- qk 2 3 v,,J X , ' Fi +5 in 3 .gil ff f .pc 1 : ' MAID OF HONOR Miss Sally Martin Miss Carol Domblos Miss PAIIICIA Agcl Miss Catherine Wallace Miss KHY King Miss Allegra Smith Miss Marilyn Faulk X X 1 6 LQYQM M ,pw 'W-vx V , ,- svn n 'w.XgJ 'A A , 'W' ' '...-n7 , -.,o,,'hx -., 'L Q h 1 x x 3! L, 44. -. -1 F5 1: wk mx, '. fh- ff ififf 2: I M HMSH1 , h N , X- X! iii?-1fi.1 A .pw 4 ' ,W ' 'k131+113.g: 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling Co teh Keyser Baker. Young, Fabiano, Zasueha. Macl.ennon. Standing-Whittier. Erickson. Bartlett, Chesin Go Fredonia G Opponent Grove City Ontario Aggies McMaster Brockport , Oneonta Edinboro S Y Rochester S Geneseo ., ue Ontario Aggies Alumni , S Erie Co. Tech Alliance S S Theil, B S, Edinboro Geneseo Y 7 Erie Co. Tech Rochester S Buffalo State S.T F g?z3'E:iil Opponent 44 Batchelor AC ,, , 42 55 Laonu'Tcch 46 37 - Brockport , , 50 44 Ontario Aggies ,, 39 44B Jock Spordng Goods,, 40 66 Dunkirk Naval Rcscrvc 35 BASKETBALL 19 5 J. V. BASKETBALL K -I' -Z' f lla, T'Il, L 1. L '1, 1 ', . - , Mnglliragzlll. mgcm 1 1 ongo ucn Coach Ludwig. Standing-Ralntlnzzo. Zumlcllo 'i' lcf I to Riglu----l.cdc1'c1', Cizllusso. Long, Sul Iivzm. Fields. 5 v Lcft to Right-Michaels, Civilcttc. Grctka, Clements. Lorcncc. CHEERLE DER v . . 11 First Row: Left to Right-Skowyru. Shccdcr, Zingcrcllu. Zummicllo, Ames. Seamans. Kolpien. Rizzo. Second Row-Coach Ludwig. Zusuchu, Costunzo, Travato, Kurtz, Szirtor, Knrudcncs. Fubiuno. Baker. DcCcilio Coach Keyser. Johnson. BASEBALL Opponent FSTC Opponent FSTC Erie County Tech 7 1 0 Niagara University 8 5 Geneseo State S, oo oe IO 6 Alliance College ll 12 Rochester Tech 12 I3 Erie County Tech 12 5 Brockport State S . 10 3 Left to Right-Boscllu. Zusuchu. McPhee. Fcith. Whittier. Opponent FSTC Gannon Y 1 I W W ' Buffalo Stntc , 5 7 l V' by B'-lffaio stare to 4W we 555-' M g r Gannon S , 5M 6'b 3' ' l 1. ff S I nu-an-9 xi 'wr 9911 Oy Q9 First Row: Left to Right-Pipe, Grossman, Dorsey, Klein. Second Row-Hughes. Carpenter, Bird. Tallerico, Soluri, Dr. Alilunas. One of the most active teams on campus is the tennis , , , , O . S. . C. team coached by Dr. Leo Ahlunas. This year in addl- pponcm F T . . . . Brockport 5 4 tion to getting in shape for its tough schedule for both fall and spring, the team has inaugurated a mixed dou- Clafmon ee 8 1 bles tournament to be held this fall. This year's tourna- Edlnb0f0 - A- 5 4 ment was won by Marlene Adams and Jack Carpenter. Buffalo State . , 8 1 First Row: Left to Right--Derby, Dictzen, Steffanie, Canfield. Second Row-Umiker, Peebles. Calani, Arcoraci. Privateer. Winslow. Meacham. Willovcr, Mr. Sheil. l MASK Sr BLADE .. A relatively new athletic club at State is the Mask and Blade ' fencing club. It offered its mem- bers an opportunity to participate in a unique and stimulating sport. Intercollegiate tournaments were held with the universities of Buf- falo, Rochester, Alfred, and Detroit. -- -4 a ,osx 0.0 .13 ' ., 000 ooo ' : Q 0.0 ... C.Q.. 'O' . 0 5 Q :U ' ,,. one ... xi-ooo 1. .W, . . ',,..,.:., V If Q an . 'Q L -f' ' .', ooo. K' Ol Q' L ,ooo ,- .,. . WWW' Prone: Left to Right-Luponc, Chimera. Strcit. Kneeling: Wilmarth. Linhart. Franwick, Dr. Zimmer. UN CL B A r Left to Right-Randazzo, Zingcrella. Hover, Whittier, Libbert, Fontana. BO LIG MEN'S INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Row I-Pesco, Valone, Town Row 2-Ball, Musso. Giles, Fabiano, Erickson, Rizzo Ml-'Nf? Sou IOIIRNAIUNI 'YN1 i, u IVII I-on , ., I I 'c omffs 1 mvl if ' nn mlwnixx i I NNN: Coach Ludwig, F. Farina MEN 'S I TRAMURALS Fredonia's athletic program not only includes inter-collegiate participation, but has a well rounded intra-mural program as well. Those who do not have suffi- cient time to play varsity ball can find an outlet in an excellent sports program set up by the Intra-mural Board. In the fall one can go out on the athletic field any Wednesday afternoon and find the Sophomores, under pilot Joe Rizzo, defending their title, or go up to the gym when basketball is at its peak and find The Old Men fSeniorsJ putting up a fight to the finish. Whichever way you look at it, the Men's Intra-murals is set up in such a way that any athletic interest displayed by a F.S.T.C. man may well be accommodated. OMEN'S ATHLETIC SSOCI TIO W.A.A. BOARD Seated: Left to Right-Johnson, Dolce, Centofanti, Occhiato. Parker, Crouse, Rigoli. Masilionis Standing: Galasso. Robertson, Parker. Pino, VanCurcn, Yeingst, Birdsall. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Kneeling: Centofanti. Spaulding. Rigoli. Standing: Occhiato. Birdsall. Smith, Bautei Dombros. Steward. Competition, fun, and relaxation were the keynotes of this year's Women's Athletic Association program. This year was one of the most spiritedly competitive ever experienced among the college women. The first major victory was one by the Co-ops who walked oil with the Volley- ball Championship. Excitement was at its peak when Alumni Hall cle- feated the Co-ops by one point to capture the Basketball Crown. Then spring brought badminton, tennis, and softball teams into the limelight, with our softball team traveling to Oswego State Teachers for the Inter- Collegiate play-offs. Bette Davis won the Singles Championship in Bad- minton and Pittman and Case the Doubles Championship. Parties and several overnights at the College Camp rounded off the program of one of the most successful years of the W.A.A. - ix , -.gggqg ffw v '- ,mxh 3fggjn'--- Y -'J' Y . z' Q . Jw. -ix. , ,wh . . 'f-flfzi' f' , 57 ,wagn if T 17 1 Qi' 'IYSEW W, .fr if 'lx , E LX X X Lxhx 'x ,M ' F .4 W, sbfgvygv 1 .,., W. Mg? A25 ., 440 .fs wmv ,N-.-,N 'fiwbww' ',:,n!a, i .1 'scalar 555 lliiiiliiilliil 'N' H ' fi 'QT will fi V. 1 .N . 41 . X.-- OLLEGIA DICTIONAR 1 fl 1 I E N TIRE l:Y1' Q NEW M A5 . ,n J, - u ff. M- wg. ff 5 13, Tug N ,ff 'ERRIAM H I-. .'T-:gt hl'. m ,-:-ff -' 1' ' '2-'- la' -zfzfgilff' fk L w-!- -Kw- ej 51'i'i fr Iffvff fgfllixu .,: J. . s .':' , 154, :ml 51 ,ff f,:g f:,g.,r, f'-'rffifjfgllfi -- -.,.-gf:-A E':17 :. '! www , .-I.-fx , :' '3' '3,'f,::. 4.171-Tl-L,.'js1, , . .A:fz.e1F.,,sfW' , ':Sw-:E:-.-fl.-ff:.E?f:!:5:g f ' A'A' , i -54' fi 5: 1 ' . f . '-,J , 13 - 53,5 A'fQwQmJE f1:iQt3i7QmW ,Mj.l1f'.jy my . CMI ff 1 I e x .If 'J N'-2.50 'f'7Fvi,1f'. .Q ' 'w . '1 16 i f .W h 3 , V 1 a R. MIGIJORE. President SENIORS 19 5 P. MOORE. Vicc President: C. DUMISROS, Secretary: MARTIN. 'I'l'cznsllrcr. 76 And now .... PATRICIA AGER RICHARD ABRAM Music. Gloversvillc Elementary. Fredonia MARILYN ALEXANDER Speech. Union Springs , -- ,H Mir-fn. AUM D BACI-I FRANK BALASSONE SANFOR Music. Albany Music. Niagara Falls A iswuz jg .V ,. MARTHA ALDRICH Elementary, Silver Creek JULIA AM ES Elementary. Dewittville ,. SALLY BAUTER Elementary, Blasdell o WM GENE BECKWITH Music. Lima JANET BENTLEY Elementary, Dunkirk SUZANNE BETZ BEVERLY BIANCO Elementary, Fairport Speech, Blasdell ROBERT BIRD HERBERT BIXON Music. Cheektowaga Speech, Bronx 5l?'7 f':, x...,f LAURA BERRY Music, Williamsville SENIURS W l W.-J, DAVID BORST Music, Fredonia HELEN BOYNTON Elementary. Niagara Falls 95 JOAN BRADIGAN Elementary. Forestville JANE CARLSON Elementary. Jamestown 'Hun-nuf' ROLAN D BRAY Elementary. Arcade ROBERT CARTER Elementary. Northport we-A -57-F GERALD CHESIN ELEANOR COPELAND JEAN CURTIS Speech. New York Elementary. Rochester Speech. Portvil'c LILA DAVIDOW Elementary, Sayville JOYCE DIEDRICH Elementary, Fairport RICHARD DAVIDSON Elementary, Dunkirk CAROL DOMBROSE Elementary, Cattaraugus I 4 r , CLAIRE DEJNOZKA Elementary, Brooklyn SENIORS I MARILYN EDDY ADELE EDWARDS MARY LOU ERICKSON Music, Fredonia Speech, Ashville Elementary, Westfield MARILYN FAULK Elementary, Fredonia 19 MICHAEL FIORILLO Elementary, Angola Music, Yonkers MARIE FERRARO . JOHN FONTANA PETER GAMBINO Elementary, Amityvillc Music, Oswego ROBERT GOETTEL CHARLES GREENE KATHERINE HANLEY Music, Rochester Music, Watkins Glen Elementary, Dunkirk V 325 DOROTHY HARRINGTON Elementary, Dewittville BEVERLY HAYDEN Elementary, Fredonia DIANE HILL PATRICK HOGAN Music, Canandaigua Elementary. Allegany JAMES HOVER DONALD HOWARD Music, Horncll Music, Holley 2 HARRY HICKEY Elementary, Fredonia SE IURS . N, N.. JOAN H UDSON Elementary, Dunkirk 4. MILDRED HUPKA DAVID -'EI-LIF Elementary. Long lslzind City MllSiC. C0l'l1il1g JACOB KELLAS Music. Dunkirk ROBERT KEATING Music. Rochcstcr MARY LOU KEMP Elcmcntury. Orchard Park KATHRYN KING BEVERLY KINGSLEY JAMES KIWISILD Elementary. Fredonia Elcmcntzxry. Fredonia Music. Kcnmorc ROGER KOLPIEN ROBERT KUSNESKE IRENE LAND Speech, Ripley Elementary, Dunkirk Speech, New York SENIURS LAWRENCE LANDERS BARBARA LANING Elementary, Avon Elementary, Rochester JANET LAWSON Elementary, Fredonia SUSAN LEMMLER CHARLES LIBBERT Music, Angola Elementary, Newark JACK LIN DQUIST Speech, Dunkirk MARY JANE MAZUREK Music, Buffalo GENEVIEVE LUDEMANN Elementary, Fredonia MATTHEW LUDES Elementary, Dunkirk SALLY MARTIN MARILYN MATTS Music. Scncca Falls Elementary, Jamestown -, -. fiQ,Q5 gflqy' JOANNA M ENGE Elementary, Williamsville PETER METZ Music, Buffalo CHESTER MYER RONALD MICHALAK Music, Davenport BETTY MORGANSTERN Elementary, Westfield .ky f h SALLIE NAlRN Elementary, Warsaw Music. Lackawanna JOAN MOREA Music. East Aurora L . .f,..l'. t PAUL MOORE Speech. Rochester SENIORS x DOROTHY NOUMOFF Elementary, Ellenville AK '-f.. 5 K. X. NANCY NOYES Music, Cayuga NANCY PARKER Elementary, Fredonia 1 gl. ,sara-ffuf. -.'5,.7' 1,31 ..,. ' ' .Highs 1 '44 .'.' ' 315, , . ' 'V M a i GEORGE PERNA Music. Middletown ANTHONY PROVENZANO Music. Amsterdam JOHN RADOMINSKI Music. Buffalo ' 4 Tif f JIZWJ..-H 'A 2' 'wi mA'1g, 4 .A ,H A -, ' - ' v. XJ - ie' 1111, 1 .f',.,, , me CAROL RANOUS Elementary. Rochester -.Mjgx , CARLOTTA PETIT Music, Monscy .m5m.' , .,,Ag .As-Q Vly JOYCE QUETSCHENBACH Elementary. Rochester DANIEL RA PPAZZO Music, Albany MARYANN RICIGLIANO Elementary, Niagara Falls ANASTASIO ROSSI Music. Albany 3 CONSTANCE SALISBURY Elementary. Dunkirk 2.33 .UML . X . 4, ,X , JOAN RIORDAN RONALD RINE Music, Middleport Elementary. Lancaster E IORS .,.1,Lf V, L, . MARGARET RUNION Music, New Berlin ROBERT SAMAROTTO SHIRLEY SAMUS Music. Floral Park Music, Bergen 195 ZS- NElL SELLERS ANTHONY SEDOTA JOAN SESNIE Elementary, Honeoyc Elementary, Fredonia Elementary, Fredonia 5' Y 31,43 1, 'AW A N 'wi,:fJ:w,' ' H JOYCE SHAHIN ABRAHAM SILVERMAN Music, Holley Music. Ellcnvillc CHARLOTTE SKUSE ALLEGRA SMITH JAMES SOLURI Elementary. Collins Mugic, Bayside Music. Niagara Falls RICHARD SULLIVAN NICHOLAS TALLARICO DARLINE TOPLIFFE Elementary, New Suffolk Music. Newhurg Elementary. Fredonia SE IDRS ANNE TOWNSEND JOHN TURNER Elementary. New York Music. Penn Yan FRANCIS VALONE JOYCE VEITH FRANK VELLUTINO Music, North Collins Music, Castile Music. Albany ,kr CATHY WALLACE Music, New York 9 Z CAROL WHITE Elementary, Niagara Falls CAROLYN WOODS Music, Bath MARY YOUNG Music, Scio CLA RENCE ZECH ES Music, Warsaw AQ. GEORGE WHITTIER Elementary. Batavia 1 JANE WOOSTER Music, Getzvillc EUGENE ZUGGER Music, Buffalo W JUNIOR CLASS: R. Zasucha, Vice Presidentg J. Glenzer. Presidentg C. Parker, Secretary? V. Lentricehia, Treasurer. Y SOPHOMORE CLASSZ' S. Blifs, Secretary: S. Bozellu. Vice FRESHMAN CLASS: R. Foster. President: S. Krot, Vice President President: W. Bull. President: C.. Tuttle. Treasurer, E, Pint, Sect-eturyg E. Kane. Treasurer. 9? 3 1 Iam. . . W i .' 4. x H -, U-Y .ll L1 ,db Y 22',afQ ARCORACI Lg' X UNIORS BARTLEY BENDER ' L '- ,.N, , .. A AA. 1 ll- . vm '-r . -.CQ i . 1 . .-,J S 'rv S mg , . w BENNETT BISHOP BLANTON BLIGH BROOK BROWN BURGESS BUZAK CADWALLADER CARLSON CASE CHAMBERLAIN CHASTEK CHARLESWORTH CHIMERA CLOSE COLEMAN ,A 'WV' A INS- 'Yi' I. A .Q 196 DAWYDKO DINSE DU RLAND ELWELL FLORY FRASER DEATS DOLCE EDIE ENGLISH FRANWICK FEATHER CARY CROUSE DESTEFANO DUNN EDWARDS ERICKSON FRIEDMAN CRINO DAVIS . . fi df , QA r 4, i .qua , .,,,. 3 uh, ,WA kim ' uri. X y fx A I 3 .,f . A 4 Q2 Q? 34.16 - .Ryan-, A W Al 1 S5133 aw . sg .1 4 'Z' UNIORC GIGLIA GRETKA HUCHCOCK JOHNSON LABARBARA LORENCE .v- 1956 MATSON MCCLEN ATH AN MITCHELL NEIDINGER PARK MAXON MCGOVERN MOREY OCCHIATO PARKER PALMER Luczxowmx LUCZKOWIAK LUPONE MANCUSO MCCABE MISNER NASTASI PALAZZOLO PATRICK PALM ERO hA -191 l l r A M 911' N 4' ar K uw 1 R 'N if , 'G' 1-s..4-F' -mv ,xx A., . ,A ,. . IL ' Q . 2 f s , ' Y .s-W' 'Z 'A 'OP PETERSEN PETLOCK PETZEN Q gs Q P PETZ PINO REES SCRACE SHEEDER SILVERMAN SPAULDING 'W- UNIORS PITTMAN SCATORCHIE SEARCH SH EVLIN SKINNER STREIT di., PULKOWSK SCHAUBEL SHANNON SH U MAN SKOWYRA I TARASENKO TARNAY TERWILLIGER THOMAS VALVO DE VITO WALCOTT WARNER WILCOX WEST WOLFE ZASUCHA GIORDANO .,,,, , N T Q: . Ju., x ,n-N ., 'L 'H' . W6- r .. First Row: Left to Right-Do 0 N I I S Vito. Washer, Scztgnclli. Dc- Ceilio. Second Row: Arikiztn. Comhes. Znmmiello. First Row: Left to Right-Ycingst. Zieuri. Em- erson. Second Row: Joslyn, Taylor. First Row: Left to Right--Nifcnger, Luce, Mil- ler. Rizzo, Fubizxno. Sessions. Zingercllo. First Row: Left to Right--Few guson, Hurt. Peseo, Reming- ton. Second Row: Reilly. Seuthc, Kuck, Joslin. 197 First Row: Left to Right-Lucia Lumpert. Bartlett. Francis Keith, Townsend, Levy. Copp Johnson. Wilkenson. First Row: Left to Right-Mcyn. Silverman Fcith. Second Row: Zingcrellu, Saeei. Cline Iflrst Row: Left to Right--St. George. Tucker Giles. Erickson, Kitchen. Curylon. .loynes Zollweg, Wuxham. Straight. First Row: Left to Right-Cole. Stanley. Keith, Todd. Suw- ycrs. Bray. Gustafson, Lncrs- SCI1. fmtztm Ji' -NWEZST. First Row: Left to Riglit--Cam S Q hx pcntcr. Stiles. Burley. Puinc, Fotc. Davis. SutIiiT. Wcrmick. First Row: Lcft to Right-Lu Spzido. Anzlcrsott. Bull, Corey. Kemp. Sccoml Row: Pcitit. 'l own. Schocncr. First Row: l-cl't to Right-Farina. Slmin. Buch. Bailey, Ruimondo, Rztthhun, Derby. First Row: Left to Right- Young. Miller. Morisson. Sccond Row: Gcrvnsc. Huy- dcn. Gahrus, Birch. Robert- son. Gawlowicz. Af, . lg 5 2 First Row: Left to Right-Q Grimes. Manning, Parker. Mend. Second Row: Rigoli, CCI1!Ol'illlil. Crzmtlatll, Birdsull. First Row: Left to Right-Forest. Grun, Seely Cniferty. Second Row: Davies. Pcgties. Cats- tztnzo. Gnrzsheclictn. First Row: Left to Right-Sztrtor. Ronan, Hills Second Row: Donal. Williams, Zicuri. Rny montl. First Row: Left to RighlfPun- gut. Sherril. Purlette. Second Row: Davis. Pipe. First Row--Chylaszck. Cyhulski. Clayton, Gcnnuso, Longo. Second Row-Davis. Migu, Young, Roberson. Adams. Sullivan. Third Row-Fdwurcls, King. Brown, Dikcmun. Gulzisso, Stevens. Michucis. Fourth Row-Form, Cumplwcll, Andrcscn, Dickinson, Clements, Long. Dcscovilch. FROSH 198 First Row-Hellman. Favato, Richardson, Thomas, Bernat. Second Row-White. Sonerdin. Sulcy. Brink. Stanford, Dietzcn. Third Row--Shurkcy. Shnplcy. Mogcr, Maison. Cnstiglizl, Bennett. Fourth Row: Foster. Bztyncs, Fields. Koomnn. Opucinch. Ginny, Schncnu. Fifth Row-McCue. lainnupnllo, Mnrtcnnl, Shunrt. Dickclt. Cnrtcr. Phillips First Row--Peebles, Maclcnnzm. Mann. Schettig. Morettc. Second Row-Carey, Miller, Burgess. Haas, Lcdcrcr. Huff. Third Row-Umikcr. Bailey, Kelso, Conklin. Hcfkc, Arcorznci. Hussclriss. Fourth Row-Peclcr. Weiss, Newton. Shclimbcn, Cutuluno. Gizxmbronc. Dorman. W FRQSH 1lhIlu'xv44 , 198 First Row-Kane, Miller. Krot. Pint, Smith. McNztllie. Second Row-Swyers, Mcztclmm. Gilbert. Grounds. Wilson. Mitchell. Willover. Third Row--Civilcttc. Hutchison. Cross, Privzttccr. Dztmoni. Fruzitu, Rzlhn. McKnight Fourth Row-Kneur. Curtis, Littcer. Smith. Rissmeyer. Gray. Kelly, Kitchen. Thompson Fifth Row-Czxlonni. Bell. Beck. Collage. Noble. Roberts. Kij. Babcock. Abbs, Jin It---4 E IOR ABU, Patricia Banter, Sally Social Life Commission 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chairman 45 Leader Co-news Editor 35 M.E.N.C. 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 House President 35 W.R.A. Secretary 35 Women's Counsello1's. S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 A.R.C. 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2. Secretary 35 Student Union Board 2, 45 W.A.A. 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice- President 35 Women's Club 45 Women Coun- sellors 2, 3, 4. Aldrich, Martlla Berry, Laura Kappa Delta Pi. Symphony Orchestra l. 2, 3, 45 String En- semble 2, 3, 45 Newman Club I, 2,, 3, 4. Alexander, Marilyn Betz, Susan W.A.A. 15 Women Counsellors 2. 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, President 35 Mummers 2, 45 Foren- sicsg Debate 25 Oral Interpretation Chairman 35 Women's Club Hostess Committee Chair- man 45 Speech Club 35 Who's Who in Col- lege 4. S.C.A. l, 2, 35 Mummcrs l. 2, 4, Executive Board5 Sylvians5 Fredonian l. 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager 2. Managing Editor 3, Student Advisor 45 National Campus Association, Ohio 2, 3, 4. Bdcll, S1ll1f0l'd - V Bianco, Beverly Symphony Band 2, 3, 45 Hillel Society 2, 3, 4. W.A.A. l, Board 25 Mummcrs l,2,3,45 Radio TV Guild l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Direc- tor of Continuity WCVF 45 Forensics l, 2, 3, 45 Co-ordinator of Debate 3, 45 Leader l, 2, 3, News Editor 2, Managing Editor 35 Chair- man Film Guild 4. Balassone, Frank Bird, Robert Assembly Commission 2, 3, 4, Vicc-Chair- man 45 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 Mummcrs 3, 45 College Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 Men's Chorus l, 2. 35 M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 4. Basketball l, 25 Leader 35 Tennis 3, 45 Union Board 2, 35 M.E.N.C. 4. ROSTER Bixon, Herbert Varsity Basketball I. 2, 33 Discussion COW' cil 2, 3, Communications Assembly 3. 42 Fencing 3, 4g Radio TV Guild 3, 4. Boynton, Helen W.R.A. 43 Women Counsellors 3. 4g Social Life Commission 2, 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3. 42 Outdoor Club 2, S.C.A. lg Mummers lg Oral Interpretation 2. Boynton, John Forensics 2, 3, 4, Mummers 3, 45 Radio TV Guild 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate 2, 3, 4, Oratory 3, Oral Interpreta- tion 3, 4. Bray, Rolland Art Club I, 25 Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Mummers 3: Lin- nean Society 3, 45 Service Fraternity 3. 4. Carlson, Jane Women Counsellors 2, 3, 42 MlImmCVS 1, 2. 3, Executive Board 32 Union Board 41 W-R-PM 4: Speech Club 25 Canterbury Club President, S.C.A. Chesin, Gerald b Varsity Baseball 1, 2, J. V. Basketball 1, 2, Captain 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Mummers 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Publicity Chairman 45 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 33 Oral Interpretation I, 2, Student Assistant 4. Copeland, Eleanor S.C.A. 1, 2, 3. 43 I.R.C. 2, 3, Vice-President 3g Cecilians lg College Choir 2. Curtis, Jean Mummers l, 2, 3. 45 Radio TV Guild 2, 3, 43 Debate 4g Oral Interpretation 3, S.C.A. 2, 3. 45 Communications Assembly 2, 3, 45 Oratory 3, 4. Davidow, Lila Social Life Commission 2, 3, Chairman 3, Women Counsellors 1, 2, 3, 4, Mummersg Forensics 1, 2, Radio TV Guild lg Debate I 2, M.E.N.C. 2, 33 I.R.C. l, 23 Hillel 1, 2. 3, 4 Vice-President 2, 33 Kappa Delta Pi 4. s Q Davidson, Richard S.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Conference Chairman 3, Vice- President 43 M.E.N.C. 35 Sylvans 3, 4. O Dejnozka, Claire Women Counsellors 3, 4, S.C.A. I, 2, Mum- mers l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 2, Mask and Blade Club I, 2, Executive Board 2, Sympho- ny Band 2, House President 4. Diedrich, Joyce Leader 1, 2, Mummers l, 2, S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, I.R.C. l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, M.E.N.C. 2, 3, College Choir 2, Women Counsellors 2. 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Dombros, Carol Women Counsellors 2, 3, 4, S.C.A. 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, A.R.C. 2, 3, House President 3, Class Treasurer 4. Eddy, Marilyn College Choir 2, 3, 4, Cecilians 2, 3, S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Choir Director 4, M.E.N.C. 2, 4. Edwards, Adele Mummers 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 3, Ra- dio TV Guild 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. l, 2, Newman Club l, 2, Forensics 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4. SENIOR Erickson, Mary Lou S.C.A. I, 2, W.A.A. I. 2. 3, Mummers 3, 4, Secretary 4. Faulk, Marilyn Women Counsellors 2, 3, 4, Town and Coun- try l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Fredonian 3, Advertising Editor 3, W.A.A.,l. Fontana, John Newman Club l, 2, Mummers 3, 4, I.R.C. 2, Union Board 4, Fredonian 3, Mask and Blade l, 2. Goettel, Robert 3, 4, Counsellors 2, 3, 4, M.E.N.C. 1, 2, In tramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President of SGA 4, Symphony Band 2, 3, 4, Symphony Orchestra 4, Who's Who in Col- leges 4. Harrington, Dorothy S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Business Man ager 2, 3, W.R.A. 3, Mummers 1, 2, 3, Bap tist College Club. Mummers 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Men's Club I, 2, RO TER Hayden, Beverly Town and Country 3. 43 Special Events Com- mittee 3. Hickey, Harry President of Rifle Club 3. Hill, Diane Mask and Blade I. 23 Newman Club 1.2. 3. 43 College Choir I, 2, 3, 49 Cccilians 2. 33 Mummers I. 2, 33 Forensics 2. 3. 43 Chair- man of Choir NYSSMA Festival 4. Hogan, Patrick Frcdonian 33 Newman Club l. 2, 3. 42 M0113 Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hover, James Men's Intramurals l, 2, 3. 43 MCWS C0UnSCl' lors 43 M.E.N.C. I, 2. 3, 43 I-louse President 33 Vice-President of S.G.A. 43 Symphony Band 2, 3, 43 Men's Chorus 33 A.R.C. 43 Who's Who in Colleges 4. Howard, Donald Symphony Band 3. 4: Men's Chorus 3, M-EN-C 2, 3, 43 Camp Commission 2, 33 lmVamlU'2llS 1, 2. 3, 43 Baseball I, 23 Erie Philharmonic 4. Hudson, Joan S-C-N 1. 2, 3, 43 Radio TV Guild 33 Mum- mers 2, 33 Town and Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Jellilf, David S.C.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Mummers l, 23 Men's Club I. 2, 3, 4: M.E.N.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Radio TV Guild 23 Men's Chorus 33 College Choir 33 gymplwony Orchestra 43 Directory Editor Keating, Robert Men's Counsellors3 College Dance Band3 MCIVS Chorus: Symphony Orchestra3 College Choir. Kellas, Jake Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 43 M.E.N.C. lg Music Festival 2, 33 Dance Band 3, 4. Kemp, Mary Lou W.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Cecilians l, S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, House President 4, Wom- en's Counsellors 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, M.E.N.C. 3. King, Kay Women Counsellors 2, 3, 4, Town and Coun- try l, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Mummers 2, Frcdonian 2. . Kingsley, Beverly S.C.A. I, 2, 3, Fredonian 2, 3, Town and Country Club 2, 3, 4, Women Counsellors 2. 3, 4. Kolpien, Roger ' Radio TV Guild l. 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3, S.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, WCVF 3, 4, Program Director 4, Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Communications Assembly 3, 4, Debate 4, Who's Who in Colleges 4. Land, Irene Mummers 2, 3, Debate 1, Oral Interpreta- tion 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Debate 2, 3, 4. SENIUE Landers, Lawrence Mask and Blade Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, House Discussion 3. Laning, Barbara Mummers lg Town and Country Club 2, Union Board 4, Presbyterian Church Choir l, 2, 3, 4. Lawson, Janet Newman Club l. 2, 3, 4, Radio TV Guild 3, Mummers 2, 3, Town and Country 1, 2, 3.4. Lemmler, Susan Women Counsellors 2, Kappa Delta Pi, M.E.N.C. 3, Social Life Commission 2, Mad- rigals 3, Symphony Orchestra 2, College Choir 2. Lindquist, .lack Communications Assembly President 3, 4, Mummers 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Radio TV Guild 1, 2, 3, 4, S.C.A. I, WCVF Program Director 3, 4. RUSTER Town and Country Club 1, 2, 4: W-A-N l, 23 Majorette 1. Mallia, Victor I.R.C. 3, 43 Men's Counsellors. Martin, Sally Women Counsellors l. 2, 3, 45 Class SCCFC' tary 2, 43 Mummers 2. 3, 4, BUSUICSS Man' ager 33 Union Board 2, 33 Student Assistant 43 M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 43 Who's Who in Colleges 4. Matts, Marilyn Newman Club 2, 3, 4: I.R.C. 1, 23 Kappa Del- ta Pi 3, 4, Secretary 43 Student Handbook Editor 2, 3. Metz, Peter College Ch0il' 1, 2, 3, 43 Men's Chorus 1, 2 3: S.C.A. 1, 2: M.E.N.C. 4. Michalek, Ronald Men's Chorus 33 College Choir 33 Union Board 23 Leader 23 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Migliore, Ronald Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Morea, Joan W.A.A. 1, 23 M.E.N.C. 1, 2. 3: Student As. sistant. Mazurek, Mary Jane Myer, Chester M,E,N,C, 2, 3, 43 Newman Club 2, 3, 43 Symphony Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4- Mummers 1, 2, 43 College Choir 2, 33 Men's Chorus l, 2, 3. n Nairn, Sallie Women Counsellors, Business Manager 3. Noumolf, Dorothy U.R.C. Secretary 2, President 33 Hillel 1, President 2, 3, 43 Oral Interpretation 33 Stu- dent Assistant 43 I-landbooktLiterary Editor 3. Noyes, Nancy Mummers 23 Radio TV Guild 2, 43 College Dance Band 2, 3 Cecilians 2, 33 College Choir 2. Parker, Nancy Town and Country 3, 43 Kappa Delta Pi 4. Perna, George Symphony Orchestra 2, 33 Symphony Band 2, 3, 4. SENIOR Petit, Carlotta Mummers 23 Cecilians 23 Women Counsellors 33 Class Treasurer 33 House Vice-President 3 M.E.N.C. 1, 2 House Discussions 2. Provenzano, Anthony College Choir 13 Men's Chorus 33 M.E.N.C. 3. 43 Mummers 43 Newman Club 4. Quetschenbach, Joyce Leader l. 2 Mummers 13 W.A.A. 2, 33 Lin- nean Society 33 Dean's List 33 Women Coun- sellors 2, 3. 43 Handbook Illustrator 33 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 43 Who's Who in Colleges 43 Chairman of Fashion Show 3. Ranous, Carol Women Counsellors 2, 3, 43 Mummers 1, 23 Linnean Society 33 Leader 13 1.R.C. l, 2. Runion, Margaret S.C.A. l. 2. 3. 43 M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 43 Sympho- ny Band 33 Symphony Orchestra 4. ROSTER Salisbury, Constance Social Life Commission 4, S.C.A. 3, Town and Country Club l, 2, 3, 4. Samus, Shirley Symphony Orchestra l, 2, 3, College Choir 3, Women Counsellors 2, 3, 4, S.C.A. 1, 2, W.R.A. 4, String Ensemble 2. Sedota, Anthony Radio TV Guild 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mum- mers 4, WCVF Drama Director 3, Com- mercial Manager 4, Film Guild President 2, Debate 4, Communications Assembly 2, 3, 4. Sellers, Neil I.R.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Radio TV Guild 4. Skuse, Charlotte W.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Union Board 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, S.C.A. 1. 2, I.R.C. 2, Special Events Committee 2. 3, 4. Smith, Allegra M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Mummers l, 2, Women Counsellors 2, 3, 4, Union Board 2, Student Assistant 4. Soluri, James M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Men's Counsellors 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4, Men's Club Treasurer 2, Student Council 3, 4, Social Life Commission 3, Mummers 3, College Choir Vice-President 4, Who's Who in Colleges 4, Men's Chorus l, 2, 3. Sullivan, Richard Union Board 3, Chairman 4, I.R.C. 2, Stu- dent Assistant 3, 4, Newman Club 2, Orien- tation Board Chairman 4, Men's Counsel- lors 4, Vice-Chairman Social Life 4, Who's Who in Colleges 4, Fredonian Editor 3. shahin, Joyce Tallarico, Nicholas Town and Country Club 1, Mummers l, Madrigals 2, 3. Who's Who in Colleges 4, Student Council 3, 4, Men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. President 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, House President 2, Symphony Band 2, 3, 4, Service Fraternity 2, 3, 4, Men's Counsellors 2, 3, 4. Valone, Francis M.E.N.C. 3, Symphony Band 3, Newman Club 4, Intramurals 1, 3. Veith, Joyce ' Assembly Commission 2, 3, 4, Union Board 3, M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, S.C.A. 1, 2, 3. Vellutino, Renuto College Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Council ,l, Men's Chorus l, 2, 3, Mask and Blade 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Class President 1, N.S.A. 1, 2. Wallace, Catherine S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Union Board l, 2, Mum- mers 1, W.A.A. SE IOR White, Carol W.A.A. 1, 2. 3, S.C.A. 1. 2, 3, Union Board 3, Hostess Committee 2. 3, Vice-Chairman Social Life Commission 3. Whittier, George S.C.A. 1, Class Officer 2, Men's Counsel- lors 2, 3, 4, A.R.C. President 3, 4, Varsity Sports 1. 2, 3, 4. Woods, Caroline S.C.A. l. 2, Women Counsellors 2, 3, Vice- President 3, M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Wooster, Jane Mummers 1. 2. 3. 4, Women Counsellors 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, M.E.N.C. l, 2, 3. ROSTER Young, Mary Joan Bradigan Hostess Committee 2, S.C.A. 3, 43 W.A.A. 4. Mummers 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi 4. Zeches, Clarence Matthew Ludes S.C.A. 1. 2, 3, 43 Camp Commission 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Men's Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Service Fraternity I, 2, 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Men's Counsellors 3, 4g Class President 35 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Zugger, Eugene Paul Moore Men's Counsellors 2, 3, 43 Men's Chorus l, 2g Newman Club l, 2, 3, 43 Symphony Band l, 2, 3. 4, College Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Symphony Orchestra 3, 4. Richard Abram Men's Club I, 2, 3, 4- Men'S Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 3. Ronald Rine Class President 2: Mummers 2, 3, 4: Men's Counsellors 2, 3, 4: Leader 2, Radio TV Guild 2, 3, 4g Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Bob Kcutingk Band ,gf X The Fortissimos Z W il '33 Thc Four Dukes 9 FESTIVAL CHURUS The 2l2 members of thc Festival Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Shell, performed two major works this year, Handel's Messiah and Verdi's Requiem The Messiah was first performed during the Christmas season in conjunction with the eollege's annual Christmas program. ln January it was presented in Jamestown with the Jamestown Civic Orchestra, under the baton of Harry Peters. The Verdi Requiem was given as part of the three day music symposium of 'The Three Faithsj, with the College Symphony Orchestra accompanying. Guest soloists for this performance were Miss Dominica Juillano, Miss Patricia Brechtel, Mr. Milford Fargo, and Mr. George Gunn. l vvudf 'FT E9 YII7 .91 S S A major achievement of stutlents and faculty this year was the recording ol' the lirst album in the Fredonia Music Series. lt consists of two l.-P recordings ot performances by the College Choir, Symphony Hand. anal other music ensembles. MUSIC L HIGHLIGHTS Lfmihikiir. Of the several thrills enjoyed by College Choir members 'this year, one of the outstanding was their participation in presenting an special Vaughn Williams program in Builalo anal meeting the famed composer in person. 12 ..,,, .1 N., : K 4 Q, Af K ,n X, vm, ejrfgggg. V .1 1 11 f -51 P .. 1 QT, Q ' N wif --I ,. .. , 4 1.E.f,,f- , w 35,7 ,if .IT f M I5 ' ??i??lT7f ,ill '. K, .. , .,, , A N .rpm , 'A W., x.' P1 -WWTF' ' MV AN - av, 1. wr f ,fy W,-3 , L J ' H N ,,.fM.iJs xrw- P mmf xml I Kwai if7.7'f'5t5WL1-'fzf ' .AML ,- -1 W .,,, 5, 3 x v' 7 mf MEM W ' , yi. NEA... ,Q-A R uf t 'jx' 'ji'-L V ' .4 , '413' -gfj., ,Q Av., N l , X Q. '- . , .rf N.. u 4443? K, A 1 Q 355' . , . , M, ., W . . , ..,. L., .ww-f ,. N an - 3'fw5'U'- i y J L. ff 1651 k f , . QA '4 .W f,.4f Q Qu .Rm lx' f, H' 5 - 'I-41 'EIT HQ.-Aw ,,:Qg-mg., -My 'Mfr my . ..., --Tfs.rgf.... x ,f , '9:i .13,g.,:p-. X ,4z,,.,l xig.'n,H:.4 .,-Vg, 3 .-.13 .!,,N, 5, . -. , H, . . Af .-.fm .x. -fa vu 45.4 ., -ug. ,..,, A L: ,. , , mmmW1-Q,-.J7L,.'.-,:, ?,u'::Yqtf1 ' ma' ' -f,q:w::,- . , m-1:w.e+mw:-:hmfnaaffgw -Gm ' VH-.1-'H v -' m., . X . ... ..,, ...Mx .........,... ..X...,.A-.... f N. ! A .-f! l',Yl,'R4L f7lA'L'lK f'U!C-Pl ! f.w.- ,.' .7150 ff H w U1 fx ff,-,-1 xfr-'nfl Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Photography by Blcmding Photo 11- Mgxalacaiaefg 774az'a7'za,e5c'c - 1-- 48 West Main Street Fredonia, N. Y - 9 Eagle St. Fredonia, N. Y. I1 'l 1 '- ' -1 Congratulations From The Sessions Agency o Best Wishes THE BAKE SHOP as FINE BAKED GOODS De FOREST STRAIGHT Men's and Boys' Clothing 16 W. Morin St. Fredonia, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1955 The College Bookstore Supplies Refreshments Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 I THE NATIONAL BANK OF FREDONIA Fredonia, N. Y. Best Wishes from PETZ FOOD MARKET Fredonia, N. Y. l I l The Best in Drug Store Goods The Best in Drug Store Service Bremer Pharmacy o Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '55 - 1i from the FREDONIAN STAFF FREDONIA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE We have enjoyed having you with us. HENRY HOTEL Excellent Food Fine Service Superb Repair Service Nationally Known Watches Diamonds 5 Iewelry HOLIDAY IEWELERS Fredonia New York C A R E Y ' S School and Oifice Supplies Typewriters 41 E. Main St. Fredonia, N. Y. PHONE 2-8161 F REDON IA CLEANERS Fast Service Satisfying Service FREDONIA, N. Y. PATRUNS ARNOLD'S MAIN DINER HARRINGTON'S CANDIES SAVON DRESS SHOP THE FASHION SHOP HELENE BEAUTY SHOPPE THE SENECA STORE L. E. WINCHESTER UNIT A HOUSE OF EASLING DATE: May 12, 1955 FREDONIAN OFFICE OLD MAlN,' To: Students, Faculty It has been our privilege and our responsibility to plan this, the 1955 edition of the Fredonian, as we saw fit. The specter of its success or failure has been our ever present companion and inspiration ever since that fateful night a year ago. There have been times we wished we had never accepted, but these have been far outnumbered by the moments of pride in doing a job for you and the College. Your sugges- tions have been many and valuable. We have tried to follow them as much as our experience and finances would allow us. We owe much to the professional work done on this book by Joe Hipp of the Erie Engraving Co., Vern Gardner of the Erie Printing Co., S. K. Smith Co., Blanding Photo, and our indispensable advisors, Mrs. Paffrath and Dr. Burton. The enthusiasm and hard work of our staff this year was gratifying and anticipatory of greater years ahead. It is our hope that you will all support the incoming editor and staff. The end result will be your reward. Our sincerest thanks and best wishes to everyone for a bright and happy future-the book wouldn't have been possible without you. Sincerely, Sandra Spaulding John Arikian Co-Edilorf 9 Acknowledgements Administration ....,, ....... Advertising ...,.. Baseball Basketball 4. v... - Bowling ..,...... Campus Court ..... Campus Views ...... ....... Cheerleaders ....... Class Officers ......s, .v..... College Choir ........... ....,.. College Dance Bands ...... ........ Commissions ..... Counsellors .....,... Debate ..,.... , Dedication - ....,,..... ..... . - Faculty Informals ......... . ..v.. Famous Artists ....., ....... . Festival Chorus ......... ...... Fredonian ...,. I ,.... Freshman ........ Frosh Week ....... Golf 4 ............ Gun Club .,..... Hillel -, Index Installation .,... Juniors .............r Kappa Delta P1 ...... I DEX -1-1111 131 12-25 124-128 67 64-65 69 60-61 8-9, 92 66 93 53 118 34-35 46-47 40 6 24-25 49 120 28-29 104-107 58-59 67 69 45 130 4, 5 94, 99 36 Leader ..,... Madrigals ............ Mask and Blade ........ ......... . 7 Men s Club ..........,.. ......... Men's Intramurals Mummers .............., ......... . Music Album ...........,....... ......... . Music Educators National 30, 31 51 68 47 70, 71 38, 39 120 Conference .......... .. .................... 42 Newman Club ....... .- ......... 45 Oral Interpretation 40 Orientation Board ........ ......... , 36 Quartets ................. ......... . 1 19 Radio T-V Guild ...... .,.,..... . 43 Residence Halls ....... .,..., 54-57 Seniors ............ ......... . 76-91 Sophomores .................,............... .100-103 Student Christian Association ....... 44 Student Government Association 32-33 Sylvians ....................................... 37 Symphony Band ........ ......... 5 2 Symphony Orchestra ....., .,....,.. 5 0 Senior Roster .......,. ......... , 108-117 Table of Contents .,..,. ..,...... 7 Tennis ............. . ....,.......... ......... . 68 Town and Country Club .... . ...... 48 Union Board ......................... . .... 37 Women's Athletic Association ..... .72-73 Women's Club .................,.......... 46 Women's Residence Association 42