SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

Presented by the Junior Class State University Teachers College Plattsburgk, New York TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION We, the class of 1954, dedicate this yearbook to you, the students of the State University at Plattsburgh, who through the years have contributed so much to its ideals and its development. Each of you as an individual has been able to fulfill many of the aims of this college, through association with professional clubs, class offices, extra- curricular activities and other important school functions. Even with your personal successes, however, you felt the need of working together to accomplish the goals you wished to attain. As you co operated with each other, these desired objectives were finally realized and could be more fully appreciated. Since it is to the students of our college that this yearbook is being dedicated, we find it fitting that our Cardinal should guide your hand through its pages. Let him serve as a constant reminder of your accomplishments. It is our hope that he will remain with you in the future as he has done throughout your college career — welcoming you as Freshmen and bidding farewell to you when you leave as your college days end. This is your story — for you, by you, and about you! The history that is known and best loved resides in the hearts and minds of those who live it. Each year the CARDINAL vividly captures the most meaningful record of that part of under- graduate life which in a large degree is outside the classroom. Yet for years on end, you will return again and again to it in warm introspection about the happiest years of your life. Each page captures a precious memory, an intimate association; in short, a portion of your undergraduate life. In this sense the CARDINAL becomes an indis- pensable document without which the historical account of this college would be grossly and drably incomplete. Just as im- portant is the function it serves in helping to warmly and loyally wed you to your Alma Mater. Edward E. Redcay ADMINISTRATION Deans Dr. John W. McTernan, Dean of Students; Miss Alice K. Lewis, Associate Dean of Students; Dr. Nathan E. Kullman, ActinK Dean. Executive Counci SEATED: Dr. Nathan E. Kullman. Miss M. Julia Dctrai, Miss Grace G. Applcton, Miss Alice K. Lewis, Miss Louise M. Norton, Dr. Edward E. Redcay. STANDING: Dr. Frederick B. Tuttlc, Mr. Stephen J. Shemct, Dr. John W. McTernan, Mr. J. Albert Holbritter. •1 1j N Nurse -Teacher LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Marie Kochiss, Miss Grace G. Appleton, Miss Gertrude G. Ryan. lucafion SEATED: Miss M. Wilcox, Miss M. Wild. Mrs. E. Wardncr. Miss M. Sibley, Miss B. Mack, Dr. M. M. Brcsnahan. Mrs. E. Parsons, Miss F. Brinkcrholf. STANDING: Miss M. Faust, Miss G. Hayes, Miss F. Callahan, Mr. E. Dunn, Mr. J. DclPopolo, Dr. F. Tuttlc. Mr. U. Price, Mr. S. Shcmet, Mr. M. B. Camp, Mr. W. R. lames. Dr. C. Smith. Dr. N. Kullman, Dr. H. Moyer, Mr. A. Lipht, Miss J. Holbcrt, Mrs. P. Barnard. Miss M. J. Dctraz. Home Economics SEATED: Mrs. Norma Beach, Miss Marillynn Finch, Miss Martha A. Parle, Miss Marie Banks, Miss Louise M. Norton, Mrs. Marie J. McGrath, Miss Eleanor Lewis. STANDING: Miss Lucie P. Burwash, Miss Mary L. Hcaly, Miss Dorothy Rhoads. Social Studies LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ernest A. Wiener, Mr. Chandler BraEdon, Miss Harriet Naylor, Dr. Hans E. Hirsch, Dr. Alfred L. Dicbolt. Dr. George Fcrsh, Dr. Allan S. Everest. English SEATED: Dr. Helen A. Gaubcrt. Mr. Daniel Curley, Mr. Carl W. Encclhart. Miss Ada M. Holmes. STANDING: Dr. Frede ' ric K. Arnold, Dr. Earl Harlan, Mr. Paul H. Hartman, Dr. H. Otis Noycs. I Fine Arts LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Alvin Brchm, Dr. Georec E. Yokum, Mr. Norman C. Chapman, Mr. Walter ]. La- Voy, Miss Anna N. Ballarian. Mr. Edear G. Barton. Science SEATED: Miss Eleanor Lewis, Dr. F. Reese Ncvin. Miss June E. Lewis. STAND- ING: Mr. Euucnc A. Guarino, Mr. Philip C. Walker, Mr. Murray G. Phillips, Dr. Everett A. Man- well, Mr. Robert C. R. Mac- Farlane. If I Physical Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Alfred C. Werner, Miss Susan K. Shreve, Mr. Edward M. Wiley, Dr. Alice L. Backus. Laboratory School SEATED: Mrs. Eileen Wardner. Mrs. Phyllis Barn- ard, Miss Gertrude Hayes, Dr. Frederick Tuttle, Miss Frances Brinkcrhoff, Mrs. Ellen Parsons, Miss Margaret Sibley. STANDING: Miss Myrtle Faust, Mr. Joseph DelPopolo, Mr. Stephen Shemet, Miss Mary Wilcox, Mr. Alfred Lieht. Mr. Earl Dunn, Miss Florence Cal- lahan, Miss Bonnie Mack, Miss Jean Holbert. [11] SEATED: Miss Louise M. Hoxie. STANDING: Miss Barbara A. Mon- roe, Mr. James V. GiloRly, Miss Mar- joric Sessions. Miss Gertrude E. Cone. Imimstrative Assistants SEATED: Miss Catherine P. Davis. Mr, Neil A. Paulson. Miss Helen A. Mischlcr. STANDING: Mr. William Carey, Mrs. Gwendolyn M. Linindoll, Mrs. Louise H. lames. Mrs. Bessie M. Rood, Mr. David C. Hamilton. Secretarial Staff SEATED: Miss Ruth Parrott, Miss Marian Baker, Miss Gertrude Carter, Miss Doris ArbcnKcr. STANDING: Mrs. Rita Long, Mrs. Alberta Berry, Mrs. Dorothy Jersey, Miss Kathryn Burgess, Mrs. Constance Sorrcll, Miss Barbara Prokop, Miss Shirley Talford, Mrs. Clare Mc- Intyre, Miss Kathcrinc Guynup. [12] Janitorial Staff SEATED: Mr. John Dale. Mr. Lawrence Cleland, Mr. Francis Roach, Mr. Norman Stewart. STANDING: Mr. Raymond Ayotte. Mr. Gerald Dominy, Mr. David Hamilton. Mr. Mitchell Tamer. Mr. Roy Vaughn, Mr. Herman Durocher. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Emma Lawarc, Miss Margaret Parant. Mrs, Jessie Mischlcr, Mrs. Harriet Haley, Mrs. Tina LaPointc, Mrs. Charlotte Collins, Mrs. Margaret Kcnyon, Mrs. Mary Blades, Mrs. Margaret Phair, Miss Barbara McCarthy. Cafeteria Staffs MACDONOUGH HALL Mr. Alton Ritchie, Mr. Norman Soulia, Mrs. Ruth Harvey, Mrs. Harriet Kemp, Mrs. Lena Guimond. Mrs. Helen Parrot. Mrs. Mary Myer, Mrs. Charlotte Duf- fany, Mrs. Mary Lyons, Mrs. Lucille Dragoon, Mrs. Alice Boyd, Mrs. Evelyn Bulley. [13] JUNIORS As wc approach the end of our Junior year, wc look back and realize how short the time has been since we first entered this university as Freshmen. Even less time remains before wc leave to take our place in the world. Yet the memories of our years here at Pittsburgh will al- ways be with us. As the proverbial frosh, we faced the ordeals of Freshman hazing, but wc were soon oriented and organized as a class. We came into our own as Sophomores when it was then our privilege to initiate the Freshmen into the many phases of college life and to entertain them at the Sophomore-Freshman party. We then turned our thoughts toward the Sopho- more Soiree, which proved to be one of our most successful social affairs. Our second term was climaxed by the enjoyable Sophomore-Freshman picnic. The expecta- tions of our Sophomore year were realized and surpassed, offering impetus to our desire to become Juniors. Mr. W. Raymond James, Class Advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence Yando. President; Marjorie Haskell. Recording Secretary: Donald Lewis. Vice-President; Juanita Lazorc, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Georgia Stack- house, Corresponding Secretary. With the arrival of our Junior year, the realization of the responsi- bilities that have been and will be placed upon us could be seen with more clarity. These semesters were filled with duties, both academic and social. Success accompanied our classmates when they were elected to various school offices as it also accompanied us through our Junior week, which was high- lighted by our coronation, variety show and prom. Now we arc looking forward to our Senior year, not because it will mark the close of our college life, but because wc feel that it will enrich our friendships and provide that final step in our development as leaders. [16] JOCELYN ANN ABRAHAM Pittsburgh, N. Y. Nursc-Tcachcr Nursc-Tcachcr Club, 1,2,3, Secretary, 1; Alpha Kappa Phi, 1,2. J; Northern Light. 1; Glee Club, 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Fencing, 3; Nurses Notes, 2. NANCY REGINA ACQUARO Ncwburgh, N. Y. Nursc-Tcachcr Nan Nursc-Tcachcr Club, 1,2.3. MAUREEN LUCY ADRIAN New York City, N. Y. Home Economics Maury House of Delegates. 2.3: Home Eco- nomics Club. 1.2,3; Glee Club. 1.2.3; Radio Workshop, 1,23, Secretary, 3; Women ' s Tennis, 3; (- MARGARET JEANNE ANDERSON Ncwcomb, N. Y. General Elementary Peggy House of Delegates, 2,3; Elementary Club, 1,2.3; Alpha Kappa Phi. 2.3; Glee Club. 1; Photography Club. 2.3; Modern Dance Club 1; Women ' s Basketball. 1.2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1.2; CARDINAL, 3. URSULA LAURA APPEL Kcw Gardens, N. Y. General Elementary Urs Elementary Club. 1.2.3; Glee Club, 2; Art Club,3. BARBARA JEAN BAKER Parish. N. Y. Nursc-Tcachcr Barb Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Band, 1; Nurses Notes, 2, Sports Editor, 2. [ ' 7] ZOE ANN BALL Warsaw, N. Y. Nursc-Tcachcr Transfer from St. Lawrence: Vice- President of Class in Albany, 3: Nurse- Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Band, I; Orches- tra, 1. JESSE LEWIS BARBER Westport. N. Y. Early Childhood Jes Elementary Club. 1.2,3; Folk Dance Club, 1.2, Secretary, 2; Women ' s Volleyball. 1.3. [18] BARBARA D. BASCH Kingston. N. Y. Early Childhood Barb Elementary Club. 1.2,3; Mixed Chorus, 2.3; Art Club, 3; Modern Dance Club, 1; Vocal Ensemble. 2,3. ELMA JANE BARBOUR Hudson Falls, N. Y. General Elementary El Elementary Club. 1,2.3: Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3, Historian, 2: Mixed Chorus, 1.2.3; Glee Club. 1; Footlights Club. 1: Dean ' s List, 1.2. MARILYN BARTLETT Scotia, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Lynn Nursc-Tcachcr Club, 1,2.3. MARGARET JOYCE BASSETT Ithaca. N. Y. Home Economics PcRRy Home Economics Club. 1,2.3; Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3; Orchestra, 1,2: Folk Dance Club, 1: Women ' s Tennis. 1. JOAN MARY BEARDSLEY Pittsburgh. N. Y. Gcner.il Elementary Elementary Club, 1.2.3; Glee Club. 1,2; Footlights Club, 1,2.3; Women ' s Basketball, 2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1. THOMAS F. BLANCHARD Glens Falls, N. Y. General Elementary Tom House of DeleKatcs, 1,2,3; Elementary Club. 1,2,3; CARDINAL, Co-Photo- graphy Editor, 3; Men ' s Club, 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus. 1,2; Footlights Club. 1; Photography Club, 1,2,3, President, 2,3; Folk Dance Club, 1; Intramural Basketball, 3; Men ' s Volleyball. 3; Archery, 1,3. JOAN MARIE BLOW West Chazy. N. Y. General Elementary Windy Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Radio Work- shop, 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Women ' s Hockey, 2; Women ' s Volley- ball, 2. JEANNINE BOWER Bloomvillc. N. Y. Nursc-Tcachcr Jay Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3; Women ' s Basket- ball, 2; Class Editor of Nurses Notes, 3; Footlights Club, 1. SYLVIA CHARLOTTE BRACH Montgomery, N. Y. Home Economics Sil Inter-fraternity Council, 2; Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Theta, 1,2,3; Women ' s Basketball, 1.2; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2; Women ' s Hockey, 1,2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1. 2,3: Women ' s Softball, 1,2; Glee Club, 1; Inter-Class Council, 1,2; Footlights Club, 3. LENORE JEAN BRAUTIGAM Bay Shore, L. I., N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Lee Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1,2; Social Committee, 2,3; Footlights Club, 1; Women ' s Basketball, 2; Women ' s Hockey, 1; Women ' s Volley- ball, 1. NEAL E. BURGER Red Hook, N. Y. General Elementary Burg Transfer (rom Vermont Junior College; Elementary Club, 2,3; Men ' s Club, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus, 2,3; Folk Dance Club. 2; Tiwa-ya-ee, 3; Men ' s Intramural Basketball. 3; Men ' s Volleyball, 3. MARION VEARONICA BUDINSCAK Gloversvillc, N. Y. Early Childhood Boody Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Chccrlcading, 1,2,3; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2.3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2.3; Women ' s Softball. 1,2,3. PHYLLIS JANE BULLARD Glens Falls. N. Y. General Elementary Phyl Elementary Club. 1.2,3; Glee Club, I, 2.3; Orchestra, 1,2,3; CARDINAL. 3. Home Kappa DORIS CALLAHAN Amsterdam, N. Y. Home Economics Mickey Economics Club, 1,2,3; Phi Pi. 1.2.3; Glee Club, I; Foot- lichts Club, 2,3; Modern Dance Club. 1. JOHN WILLIAM CAREY Pittsburgh, N. Y. General Elementary Jack Elementary Club, 1.2,3; Men ' s Club. 1,2.3; J. V. Basketball. 1,2; Intramural Basketball, 1; Touch Football, 1; Men ' s Volleyball, 1. NATALIE JANE BURNS Little Falls, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Nat Nurse-Teacher Club. 1.2.3. [20] SHIRLEY JEAN CARLEY Harrisvillc, N. Y. Home Economics Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Band, 1,2,3; Orchestra, 1; CARDINAL, 3. DOROTHY J. CARPENTER Port Henry, N. Y. Home Economics Dottie House of Delegates, 3; Home Econom- ics Club, 1,2,3, Vice- President, 3; Alpha Delta Theta, 1,2,3, Chorister. 2,3; Glee Club, 1; Band, 1,2,3. Presi- dent, 3; Orchestra. 1,2; Curriculum Committee, 2,3; Women ' s Basketball, 1,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1,2; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,3; Music Council, 3; Bowline, 3. JEAN CARPENTER Granville, N. Y. Home Economics Jcanic Home Economics Club. 1,2,3; Kappa Pi, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1,2. Phi JANE ELIZABETH CARR Coopcrstown, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Janie Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Badminton, 1: President of Nurses in Albany, 3; Women ' s Tennis, I. NANCY LOUISE CARR Saranac Lake, N. Y. General Elementary Nance Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3; Women ' s Basketball. 1,2; Women ' s Hockey, 2; Art Club, 2. MARY LORETTA CARROLL Smithtown Branch, L. I., N. Y. Early ChildKood Elementary Club, 1,2,3. Treasurer 2, 3: Alpha Delta Theta, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Modern Dance Club, 1,2,3. [21] ANNE CATHRINE CASEY Hudson Falls, N. Y. General Elementary Casey Elementary Club. 1,2.3; Women ' s Basketball, 1.3; Women ' s Volleyball. 3; Women ' s Softball. 1,3; Bowling, 3. MARY ROSE CASEY Hudson Falls. N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Case Nurse-Teacher Club. 1.2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta. 1.2.3; Tumbling Club. 1; Women ' s Basketball. 1.2: Women ' s Tenni s, 1; Women ' s Volleyball. 1; Women ' s Softball. 1; Archery. 1. MX JUNE IDA COLLINS Standish, N. Y. Home Economics Ossie Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Northern Li R ht. 3; Glee Club, 3; Modern Dance Club, 3. RICHARD S. CHEVERETTE Peru, N. Y. General Elementary Chevy Transfer from Paul Smit.hs College; Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Men ' s Club. 2; Varsity Basketball, 1,2; J. V. Basketball, 3; Men ' s Soccer, 2,3; Base- ball, 1; Men ' s Volleyball. 2. ELIZABETH ELLEN COLLINS Brooklyn, N. Y. Home Economics Beth- Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Northern Light. 3: Orchestra. 1; Modern Dance Club, 2.3; Women ' s Volleyball. 1,2.3; Women ' s Tennis, 1,3; Women ' s Hockey, 1,2,3; CARDINAL. 3. JANET ANN CONNOR Plattsburgh, N. Y. Early Childhood Jan Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Glee 2; Art Club, 3; Folk Dance Modern Dance Club, 2,3; Club, 2. Club, 1, Club, 1; Outing PATRICIA ELLEN COONEY Pittsburgh, N. Y. Gcncr.il Elementary Patti Elementary Club, 1.2,5: Glee Club, J; Footlights Club. 2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 3; CARDINAL, 3. NANCY RUTH CREMER Flushing. L. I„ N. Y. Home Economics Nan House of Delegates, 2,3: Home Eco- nomics Club, 2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta. 2,3; Photography Club 2,3. VIRGINIA ANN CUMMISKEY Merrick, L, L, N. Y. General Elcmcntnry Ginny House of Delegates. 1,2,3: Elementary Club, 1.2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3. Treasurer. 3: Glee Club, 1; Tiwa-ya-cc, 1,2.3. President. 2: Outing Club. 1,2, 3: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3: Women ' s Tennis, 1,2,3; Women ' s Hockey. 1,2, 3: Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Athletic Board, 1,2,3: Dean ' s List. 1. ROBERT EDWARD DAILEY Pittsburgh, N. Y. General Elementary Bob Elementary Club. 1,2,3; Men ' s Club. 1,2,3; Art Club, 1,3; Folk Dance Club. 2; Men ' s Intramural Basketball, 1.2.3; Touch Football, 1,2; Men ' s Volley- ball, 3; Men ' s Softball, 1,2,3. HELEN DAVID Copenhagen, N. Y. General Elementary Davie Transfer from Gencsco State Teachers College; Elementary Club, 2,3; Northern Light, 2,3, Managing Editor, 3: Band, 2; Women ' s Basketball. 2,3: Women ' s Volleyball, 2,3; Women ' s Badminton, 2,3. GENEVIEVE DAVIES Morrisonvillc, N. Y. Early Childhood Ginny Home Economics Club, 1: Elementary Club, 2,3; Footlights Club. 3; Art Club, 1: Chccrlcading, 1,2; Women ' s Basket- ball, 1,2,3: Women ' s Volleyball, 2; Women ' s Bowling, 2,3. [23] WILLIAM MICHAEL DEEB Glens Falls, N. Y. General Elementary Bill House of DclcRatcs, 1.2,3; Elementary Club, 1,2.3: Northern Light. 1.2.3. Sports Editor. 1, Managing Editor. 2. Editor-in-Chief. 3: Men ' s Club, 1.2.3: Mixed Chorus, 1,2: Men ' s Chorus, 2: Men ' s Intramural Basketball, 1,3; Men ' s Tennis, 2.3. Manager, 3: Men ' s Volleyball. 2.3: Astronomy Club. I; Touch Football. 2,3: Footlights Club. 1,2,3: Folk Dance Club. 1,2. ANNE P. DE GARMO Schuylervillc, N. Y. Home Economics Annie Home Economics Club, 1,2,3: Alpha Kappa Phi, 2.3: Folk Dance Club. 1: Tumbling Club. 1.2.3. Secretary, 3; Outing Club, 2, President, 2: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3: Women ' s Hockey, 1,2,3: Women ' s Volleyball, 1.2,3; Archery, 2,3. MARY JEAN DENICORE Pittsburgh, N. Y. Home Economics M. J. Home Economics Club, 1.2,3: Alpha Delta Thcta. 2.3: Glee Club. 1: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2.3; Women ' s Tennis. 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1.3. ELINOR MARIE DIETZ Poughkcepsie, N. Y. Home Economics Re Re Home Economics Club, 1,2,3: Women ' s Residence Board, 3; Outing Club. 2; Women ' s Basketball. 1,2.3: Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3: International Rela- tions Club. 3; Women ' s Badminton. 1,2. HELEN CATHERINE DOGLIONE Babylon, L. I„ N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Dogbones Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Women ' s Residence Board, 1; Art Club, 1. MARGARET DEVANE Albany, N. Y. Home Economics Peggy Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 2,3: Outing Club, 1,2.3; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3 Women ' s Tennis, 1: Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1,2,3. SALLY ANN DUKETTE 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3. Dannemora, N. Y. Nursc-Tcacher Sal Nursc-Tcacher Club, 1,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent, 1; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball. 1. ANNE ELIZABETH DOIG Delhi. N. Y. Home Economics Annie Home Economics Club, 1,2,3, Treas- urer, 2; Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3; Band, 1.2,3, Vice-President, 3; Glee Club, 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1,2; Women ' s Volleyball, 2,3; Music Council, 3; Hospitalization Committee, 3. EDITH DONOVAN Unadilla, N. Y. Home Economics Edic Home Economics Club, 1,2,3: Alpha Kappa Phi, 1.2,3: Tumbling Club, 1, 2,3; Outing Club, 2; Women ' s Volley- ball, 1. PATRICIA ANN DYMES Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. Early Childhood Pat Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 2,3, Recording Secretary, 3; Glee Club, 1; Tiwa-ya-ee, 3; Outing Club, 2: Women ' s Basketball, 1. MARY WINIFRED ELLIS Scotia, N. Y. Nursc-Tcacher Nursc-Tcacher Club, 1,2,3; Tiwa-ya-ee, DORIS EVANS Lyon Mountain, N. Y. Nursc-Tcacher Transfer from Champlain Valley School of Nursing; Nurse-Teacher Club, 3. CATHERINE . JOSEPHINE FARRELL Ogdcnsburg, N. Y. Home Economics Jo Home Economics Club, 2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 2,3, Marshall, 3; Foot- lights Club, 3. JOAN NORINE FENTON South Corinth, N. Y. Home Economics Joannic Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Band, 1,2,3, Secretary, 3; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Women ' s Tennis, 1.2; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2: Archery, 1,2; Music Council, 3; Bowl- ing, 3. [26] MILDRED FINKBEINER Elmont, L. I., N. Y. Home Economics Mil Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Art Club, 3: Outing Club, 1,2; Radio Workshop, 1,3: Women ' s Basketball, 1,3: Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1. THERESA ROSELAND FISCHER Cairo, N. Y. General Elementary Terry Transfer from White Plains Technical Institute: Elementary Club, 2,3; Glee Club, 2,3; Modern Dance Club, 3; Tiwa-ya-ce, 2,3; Outing Club, 2,3; Women ' s Basketball, 3: Women ' s Volleyball, 3: Women ' s Softball. 3. JOAN ELIZABETH FITZPATRICK Hamilton, N. Y. Nursc-Tcncher Fitzie Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3. ELAINE MARGARET FLEURY Constable, N. Y. General Elementary Laine House of Delegates, 3; Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3, Recording Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3; Glee Club, 1,2,3, President, 3; Food Service, 2,3, Co-chairman, 3; Foot lights Club, 2; Music Council, 3, Secretary, 3; CARDINAL, 3. RUTH FORST Saugertics, N. Y. Early Childhood Ruthie Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Phi Kappa Pi, 2,3; Mixed Chorus, 3; Glee Club, I, 2,3; Folk Dance Club, 1; Modern Dance Club, 2,3; Outing Club, 1,2; Women ' s Tennis, 1. JOYCE YVONNE FRANCEY Moira, N. Y. Early Childhood Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3, Chorister, 2; Glee Club. 1; Band, 1,2; Footlights Club, 1; Modern Dance Club, 1. MILDRED GARDINER Grcenlawn, L. I., N. Y. Early Childhood Millie Elementary Club, 1,2.3; Phi Kappa Pi. 2.3; Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3; Glee Club. 1; Footlights Club, 1,2,3, Treasurer, 3; Outing Club, 1; Women ' s Basket- ball, 1: Women ' s Tennis, 1,2; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2. CAROL ETA GARFUNKEL Mamaroneck, N. Y. Early Childhood Garf House of Delegates, 3; Elementary Club, 1,2,3; CARDINAL. Art Editor. 3; Art Club. 1,2,3, President. 3; Folk Dance Club, 1,2, Treasurer, 2; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Dean ' s List, 1,2. HARVEY L. GARROW Pittsburgh, N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club, 1,2.3; Northern Light. 1; Handbook Committee, 2; Tiwa-ya-cc, 3; Men ' s Intramural Basketball. 3; Touch Football. 1; Men ' s Volleyball. 1: Assistant Basketball Manager, 1,2. HELEN FRANCES GIROUX Peru, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Gynoxic Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 2. CLARA GOODMAN White Plains, N. Y. Early Childhood Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3: Mixed Chorus, 2,3; Glee Club, Ij Outing Club, 2; Women ' s Tennis. 1. JEAN MARY GRABOWSKY Union, N. J. General Elementary Transfer from Dean Junior College: Elementary Club. 1; Phi Kappa Pi, 2,3; Outing Club, 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1. ANNAMARIE CAROLYN GRASBERGER Middletown, N. Y. Home Economics Grassic House of Delegates, 2,3, Correspond- ing Secretary, 2, Vice-President, 3; Student Council, 2,3, Corresponding Secretary. 2. Vice-President, 3; Inter- fraternity Council, 2; Home Economics Club, 1,2.3, Executive Committee, 1, President. 3: CARDINAL, Circulation Manager, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 1,2,3, Vice-President, 3; Footlights Club, 1; ROBERT GRIMM Gloversvillc, N. Y. General Elementary Bob House of Delegates, 2,3; Elementary Club, 1.2.3; Men ' s Club, 1,2,3; Folk Dance Club. 1.2; Tiwa-va-cc, 3; Men ' s Volleyball, 2,3; Astronomy Club, 1. FRANCES VIRGINIA GUIFFRE Gloversvillc, N. Y. General Elementary Guffie Elementary Club, 1,2.3; Phi Kappa Pi. 2,3; Glee Club. 1,2.3; Student Union Board. 2: Benevolent and Educational Association, 3. CAROL HOPE HALAHAN Rye, N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club. 1,2,3: Northern Light, 2,3; Girl ' s Sports Editor; Foot- lights Club, 3; Chcerlcading, 3; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2.3; Women ' s Tennis. 1,2.3: Women ' s Hockey, 1,2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1,2,3. ERVA ELLEN HARPER Sinclairvillc, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher El Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Outing Club, I. ANN LEE HALSTEAD Rouses Point, N. Y. General Elementary Clod Elementary Club , 1,2,3; Tiwa-ya-ee, 3; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball, I, 2,3. SALLY JANE HARON Port Washington, N. Y. Early Childhood Sally Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 2,3; Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Orchestra, 1,2. JOAN EDITH HARRIS Hollis, L. I„ N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Jo-Jo Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Theta, 1,2,3; Tumbling Club. 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1; Secretary-Treasurer of Class in Albany, 2. ANN J. HARRISON Hoosick Falls, N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Glee Club. 1; Women ' s Basketball, 2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1, 3; Bowling, 2,3. RITA A. HARRINGTON Jay, N. Y. General Elementary Rect Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Women ' s Residence Board, 3; Modern Dance Club, 3; Women ' s Tennis, 3; Archery. 1. MARJORIE ANN HASKELL Lake George, N. Y. General Elementary Margie House of Delegates, 1,2; Elementary Club, 1.2.3: Alpha Kappa Phi. 1,2,3: Glee Club. 1: Women ' s Basketball, 1, 2.3: Women ' s Tennis, 1,2,3; Archery, 1,2: Recording Secretary of Class, 3. CAROL ANN HEITHAUS Mamaroncck, N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Social Com- mittee, 2; Footlights Club, 2,3; Art Club, 1 :Tiwa-ya-cc, 2: Outing Club, 3; Women ' s Tennis, 2; Bowling, 2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1. ALICE MAY HOLT Lake Placid, N. Y. Early Childhood Allic Elementary Club, 1.2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 2,3; Glee Club. 1: Modern Dance Club, 3; Women ' s Basketball. 1: Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Bowling, 1,2,3. JACQUELINE CARVER HOWE Hoosick Falls, N. Y. General Elementary Jackie Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Footlights Club. 3; Women ' s Basketball, 1.2: Women ' s Tennis, 1,2; Women ' s Vol- leyball, 1; CARDINAL, 3. HELEN HOURIHAN North Lawrence. N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Puppy Nurse-Teacher Club, .1,2,3; Band.l. JOAN THERESA IKELER Malonc, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Joanic Nurse-Teacher Club. 1,2,3; Glee Club. 1; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Volleyball. 1; Archery. 1; Golf. 1. [30] ELEANOR B. JACOBSEN Pittsburgh, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Elly Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Women ' s Basketball, 1. ALICE PATRICIA KEHOE Pittsburgh, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Al House of Delegates, 1: Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3: Glee Club.l: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3: Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1. JANE LOUISE JEWELL Binghamton, N. Y. Home Economics Janic House of Delegates, 3; Home Eco- nomics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1.2,3. Marshall, 2: Modern Dance Club, 1,2,3: Tumbling Club. 1.2.3; Women ' s Basketball, 1,3; Women ' s Hockey, 1,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,3; Women ' s Softball. 3. KENNETH G. KANALY Willsboro, N. Y. General Elementary Ken Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Men ' s Club. 1.2,3: Photography Club. 2: Folk Dance Club. lj Men ' s Intramural Basketball. 1,3: Touch Football. 1; Astronomy Club. 1; CARDINAL, 3. MARJORIE ALLYCE JACOBSEN Bayside, L. I„ N. Y. Home Economics Margie Home Economics Club. 1,2.3; Phi Kappa Pi, 2,3: Photography Club, 2,3; Modern Dance Club, 2,3. MARGARET MARY KIELY Mincola, L. I.. N. Y. Early Childhood Marge Elementary Club. 1,2.3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 2,3: Glee Club, 1.; Tiwa-ya-cc. 3; Outing Club, 2: Women ' s Basketball. 1. [31] JANE MARIE KIMBROUGH Lancaster, N. Y. Home Economics Janic Home Economics Club, 1,2.3: Glee Club, 1,2.3; Handbook Committee. 2; International Relations Club. 3. JOAN HELEN KINGSLEY Glens Falls, N. Y. Early Childhood Joanic House of Delegates, 3: Student Council, 3: Elementary Club, 1,2.3: CARDINAL. Co-Literary Editor. 3: Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3, Corresponding Secretary, 2: Glee Club, 1,2: Social Committee, Co-Chairman, 3; Foot- lights Club. 1,2: Women ' s Basketball. 1,2: Women ' s Volleyball, 3; Women ' s Softball, 1,2; Bowling, 1,2,3; Modern Dance Club, 3; Women ' s Tennis, 1. JACQUELINE ANN KITNEY Norwood, N. Y. Home Economics Jackie Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 1,2,3; Tumbling Club, 1; Outing Club, 2,3; Women ' s Basket- ball, 1.2,3: Women ' s Hockey, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1,2,3; Archery, 2; Bowling, 3. Home Union Board, LOIS JEAN KNAPP Clinton Corners, N. Y. Home Economics Loie Economics Club, 1.3; Student Board, 2; Women ' s Residence 2; Women ' s Basketball. 1; Women ' s Softball, 1; Dean ' s List. 1. BERNADETTE KOMONCHAK Nanuct, N. Y. General Elementary Bernie Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Glee Club. 1; Footlights Club. 3: Women ' s Basket- ball, 1.2,3; Women ' s Hockey ,1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1. JUNE FRANCES KNAPP White Plains. N. Y. Early Childhood Elementary Club. 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1. [32] ROBERT LA MOY Lake Placid, N. Y. Gcncr.il Elementary Bob- Transfer from Paul Smith College: Elementary Club, 2,3. WANDA M. KUZMINSKI Newport, N. Y. Home Economics House of Delegates, 2,3: Home Eco- nomics Club, 1,2,3: Northern Light, 1,2,3 :Band, 1; Women ' s Residence Board, 1; Folk Dance Club, 1: Modern Dance Club, 3; Radio Workshop. 3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1,2: Archery, 1. JOAN LAMONT Glens Falls, N. Y. Early Childhood Joanic Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2.3: Northern Light, 1,2,3, Exchange Editor, 2; Glee Club, 1: Art Club, 2; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2. MURIEL HENRIETTA LANCTO Pittsburgh. N. Y. Henri Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club. 1: International Relations Club, 2. JOAN MARJORIE LANGDON Malonc, N. Y. Home Economics Jo- Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Wo- men ' s Residence Board, 3; Modern Dance Club, 1; Chccrlcading, 2.3; Women ' s Basketball. 1.3; Women ' s Volleyball. 1,2.3. SALLY ANN LANGFORD Brooklyn, N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Alpha Delta Theta, 2,3: Modern Dance Club, 3; Tiwa ya-cc, 3; Women ' s Basketball. 2, 3; Women ' s Tennis, 2.3: Women ' s Hockey, 2,3: Women ' s Volleyball, 2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1,2,3; International Relations Club, 3. BARBARA ANN LANTRY Hogansburg. N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Little Wahuo Nurse-Teacher Club. 1.2.3: Alpha Kappa Phi. 1.2.3: Glee Club. 1: Tumbling Club. I; Women ' s Basket- ball. 1: Women ' s Tennis, 1: Women ' s Volleyball. 1: Women ' s Softball, 1: Archery, li Judiciary Court. I; Social Committee, 1. JUANITA C. LAZORE Hogansburg. N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club. 1.2.3: Women ' s Residence Board. 3: Literary Club. 2,3; Tiwa-ya-ce, 3; Women s Tennis. 2.3: Women ' s Softball. 1.2; Class Treasurer. 3: Dean ' s List. 1,2. ROSLYN MARION LEAVITT Schroon Lake, N. Y. Early Childhood Lynn Elementary Club, 1.2.3: Phi Kappa Pi, 2.3: Glee Club, 1,2,3: Folk Dance Club. 1: Outing Club, 1,2. ARLENE LEE LEWIS Nyack. N. Y. Early Childhood Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Theta. 1,2,3, Chorister, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3, Secretary. 2, President, 3: Glee Club, 2, Librarian. 2; Foot- lights Club. 1.2.3, Secretary. 2; Modern Dance Club. 2; Women ' s Tennis, 1,2: Women ' s Softball. 1: Ensemble, 2,3; Music Council, 2.3. Treasurer. 2. President. 3. DONALD JOSEPH LEWIS Fort Edward, N. Y. General Elementary Don House of Delegates. 2,3, Treasurer, 3; Student Council, 3; Elementary Club. 1,2,3; CARDINAL. Co-Literarv Editor, 3: Men ' s Club. 1,2,3; Student Union Board. 2,3; Assembly Com- mittee, 2; Food Service Committee, 2, 3; Folk Dance Club, 1; Men ' s Intra- mural Basketball, 2,3; Touch Football, 2; Men ' s Volleyball. 2,3; Vice-Presi- dent of Class, 3: Astronomy Club, 1; Handbook Committee, 2: Softball, 2. MARY LOUISE LIGHT Glens Falls, N. Y. General Elementary Lou House of Delegates, 3; Intcr-fratcrnitv Council, 2: Elementary Club, 1,2,3; CARDINAL, Editor-in-Chief, 3; Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3; Footlights Club, 1,2,3, Vice-President, 2, Secretary, 3; Women ' s Basketball, I; Women ' s Tennis. 1: Dean ' s List, 2. MARY HELEN LISTEN Mount Kisco. N. Y. Nursc-Tonchcr Mac Nursc-Tcachcr Club. 1,2,3; Judiciary Court, 2. HELEN MARIE LONG Plattsburnh, N. Y. Early Childhood Holly Home Economics Club, 2; Elementary Club, 3; Glee Club, 1. NAN MARIE LONGLEY Parish, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Nursc-Tcachcr Club, 1,2,3: Women ' s Basketball, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1. NANCY HAWN LORTSCHER Evans Mills, N. Y. Home Economics Nan Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Band, I; Radio Workshop, 3. HELEN JULIA LOVELL Utica, N. Y. Home Economics Julie Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 2,3; Glee Club, 2; Women ' s Residence Board, 3; Art Club, 3; Radio Workshop, 3. JOAN CLAIRE LOWE Glens Falls, N. Y. General Elementary Joanie Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1, 2; Literary Club, 3; Modern Dance Club, 1,2: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 2,3; Badminton, 2. PATRICIA ANN LYNG LowviUe, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Pat Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2.3: Alpha Delta Thcta. 1.2,3: Glee Club, 1: Women ' s Basketball. I; Women ' s Hockey, 1; Archery, 1: Nominatinc Committee, 2. CONSTANT MADON Pittsburgh, N. Y. General Elementary Connie Elementary Club, 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN MAJOR Lake Placid, N. Y. Early Childhood House of Delegates, 2,3, Recording Secretary. 3; Student Council, 2,3; Elementary Club, 1,2,3, Board of Directors, 3: CARDINAL, Co-Photo- graphy Editor, 3; Phi Kappa Pi. 1.2.3. Historian, 2: Mixed Chorus, 1: Social Committee, 2. Co-Chairman. 2; Cur- riculum Committee. 3; Footlights Club, 1.2; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Volleyball. 2,3; Bowling. 1, 2; Deans List, 1,2; Class Recording Srrretarv. 1.2. HARRY EDWARD MATTESON Malonc, N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club. 1,2,3; Men ' s Club, 1,2; Mixed Chorus, 1,2; Librarian, 2; Men ' s Chorus, 1,2; Band, 1,2; Foot- lights Club, 1,2; Men ' s Soccer, 1,2; Vocal Ensemble, 2; Music Council, 2. BARBARA ANN McDERMOTT Port Lcyden, N. Y. Home Economics Bobbie Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1,2; Modern Dance, 2. PATRICIA FRANCES MARTIN Chatcaugay, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Pat Nurse-Teacher Club, 1.2.3: Women ' s Basketball. 1: Women ' s Volleyball. 1: Women ' s Softball, 1: Bowling, 1: Glee Club. 2. [36] BOBBE GLENNA McFARLAND Port Lcydcn, N. Y. Home Economics House of Delegates, 1; Home Eco- nomics Club, 1,2,3; Footlights Club, 2; Art Club, I, MALCOLM McINTYRE, JR. Maiden, Mass. General Elementary Mai Class Treasurer, 1; Elementary 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball, 1; ball, 1,2; Men ' s Volleyball, 1.2. Club, Base- CLARENCE JUDSON McMURPHY Trout River, N. Y. General Elementary Howdy Transfer from Cortland State Teacher ' s College: Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Men ' s Club, 2,3; Outing Club, 2,3; Radio Workshop, 2,3. MONICA CAMILLIS MEAGHER Brooklyn, N. Y. Home Economics Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3, Recording Secre- tary, 3; Glee Club, 1,2,3, Librarian, 3; Folk Dance Club, 1; Women ' s Basket- ball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1,2; Women ' s Volleyball, 3; Music Council, 3. CAROLINE MARTHA MEEK Bayport, L. I., N. Y. General Elementary Lynn Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Women ' s Basketball, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1, 2,3: Women ' s Softball, 1; Women ' s Tennis, 1,2,3. DOUGLAS MEHNE Valhalla, N. Y. General Elementary Doug House of Delegates, 2: Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Class Vice-President, 1; Men ' s Club, 1,2,3: Mixed Chorus. 1,2; Assembly Committee, 2; Athletic Board, 2,3, Vice-President, 2, Presi- dent, 3; Men ' s Tennis, 1; Men ' s Soccer, 2,3; Varsity Basketball, 1,2,3, Co-Captain, 3; Baseball, 2,3. JOAN BARBARA MILES Amsterdam, N. Y. Nurse-Tcnchcr Joanie Nurse-Teacher Club. 1.2.3: Phi Kappa Pi. 1.2.3; Tumbling Club, 1: Outmu Club, I; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2: Women ' s Tennis. 1: Women ' s Soft- ball. 1: Archery. 1: Bowline. 1: Hand- book Committee, 2: Vice-President of Nurses in Albany, 2. DONALD EVERETTE MILLER Plattsburfih. N. Y. General Elementary Don Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Men ' s Club, 1.2,3: Mixed Chorus. 1.2: Folk Dance Club. 1: Intramural Basketball. 1.2: Men ' s Tennis. 1.2,3: Men ' s Soccer, 1.2,3: Basketball Manager. 1,2. [38] PATRICIA JANE MILLER MontKomcry, N. Y. Home Economics Pat Home Economics Club, 1,2,3, Secre- tary. 2: Phi Kappa Pi, 1.2,3: Food Service Committee. 1; Modern Dance Club. 1: Women ' s Basketball. 1: Women ' s Volleyball. 1,3: Women ' s Softball, 1.3: Bowline, 1: Glee Club. 1. JOYCE DAY MITCHISON Whitehall. N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club. 1.2.3: Glee Club. 1, 2,3: Librarian, 2: Folk Dance Club, 1: Outinc Club. 1.2: Women ' s Basket- ball. 1: CARDINAL. 3. ARLENE ELIZABETH MOORE Fort Ann, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2.3: CARDI- NAL. 3: Northern LikIu. 1: Folk Dance Club, 1: Women ' s Basketball, 1.2.3: Women ' s Softball. 1: Archery. 1; Golf. 1: Judiciary Court. 3: Secretary- Treasurer of Nurses, 3: Benevolent Committee. 3; Modern Dance Club. 1. JANE KATHERINE MULL Valatic. N. Y. Home Economics Janic Home Economics Club, 1.2,3: Phi Kappa Pi. 2.3: Band. 1; Folk Dance Club. 1: Women ' s Basketball, 1.2: Women ' s Volleyball. 2,3; Bowling, 1: Badminton, 3. JULIA IRENE MURRAY Chateau cay, N. Y. General Elementary Julie Elementary Club. 1.2,3: Women ' s Tennis. Ij Women ' s Volleyball. 2. KATHLEEN ANN MURRAY Schenectady. N. Y. Nursc-Te.icher Kay Nurse-Teacher Club. 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi. 1.2.3; Glee Club, 1: Women ' s Volleyball, 1; Archery, h Golf, 1. SEWARD JAMES NEILL Canajoharie, N. Y. General Elementary Sewic Elementary Club. 1.2,3: Men ' s Club. 1.2,3: Mixed Chorus. 1,2,3: Men ' s Chorus. 2: Assembly Committee. 2,3; Tumbling Club. 1.2.3; Men ' s Intra- mural Basketball, 1.2,3; Men ' s Soccer, 2.3: Touch Football, I; Men ' s Volley- ball, 1,2. CAROL ANN NICHOLSON Pittsburgh. N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Nick Nurse-Teacher Club. 1,2,3; Phi Kappa K, 1.2.3: Glee Club. [; Women ' s Basketball, I; Women ' s Softball, 1; Class President of Nurses, 2. i THERESA ANN NEWMAN Saranac Lake, N. Y. Early Childhood Tess Elementary Club, 1,2.3; Women ' s Residence Board, 3. MARY ELLEN NOVAK Masscna. N. Y. General Elementary Elementary Club. 1,2,3; Northern Light, 3; Modern Dance Club, 3; Women ' s Basketball, 2. [39] JOAN NUOFFER Mamaroncck, N. Y. Early Childhood Nufie Elementary Club, 1,2.3: Footlights Club. 2. 3: Modern Dance Club. 1; Women ' s Tennis, 2.3: Bowling. 2,3. JOAN CLARA OLIVAN Lyon Mountain, N. Y. General Elementary Peanut Elementary Club, 1.2,3; Northern Light, 3: Modem Dance Club, 3. CAROLINE GILMORE OSBORN Wainscott, L. L, N. Y. Home Economies Ozzie Home Economics Club, 2,3: Nurse- Teacher Club, [; Glee Club. 1,2,3; Modern Dance Club, 1. MARCIA PANGBURN Altamont, N. Y. Home Economics Ping-Pong Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3; Footlights Club, 1,2,3: Modern Dance Club, 1,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 3; Bowling, 2,3. MARY KATHLEEN PENDERGAST Saranac Lake, N. Y. Home Economics Kay Home Economics Club, 1.2.3, Treas- urer. 3; Alpha Kappa Phi. 1,2,3; Modern Dance Club, 1; Women ' s Basketball, I; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2. KATE OSBORN Nyack. N. Y. Early Childhood Katie Elementary Club, 1,2,3. Mixed Chorus. 1.2.3: Glee Club. 1; Photography Club, 2; Vocal Ensemble, 1,2,3; Music Council, 2. LOIS ANN PERREAULT Utica, N. Y. Early Childhood Loie Nurrc-Tcachcr Club, 1: Folk Dance Club. 1; Tiwa-ya-cc, 2,3; OutinR Club, 2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 2,3. ELIZABETH TEMPLE POWELL Greenwich, N. Y. Home Economics Betty Home Economics Club, 2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta. 2.3; Glee Club. 2; Art Club, 3; Tumbling Club, 3; OutinR Club. 2; Radio Workshop. 3; Women ' s Basketball, 2,3; Women ' s Hockey, 2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 2,3; Women ' s Softball, 2,3. I JANET PRIDEAUX Rouses Point, N. Y. Home Economics Jan Home Economics Club, 1.2.3; Glee Club. 1: Modern Dance Club, 2,3; Women ' s Basketball. 1,2,3: Women ' s Softball, 1,2,3: Bowline. 2.3: Women ' s Hockev. 2.3: Women ' s Softball, 1,2,3; CARDINAL, 3. S. KATHLEEN SKINNER QUINBY Camden. N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Kay Nurse-Teacher Club. 1,2,3; Modern Dance Club. 1: Women ' s Basketball. 1; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Volley- ball. 1; Women ' s Softball. 1; Archery, 1: Newsletter Editor, 2. MARY-ANNA RAKOSKE Schenectady. N. Y. Home Economics Home Economics Club, 1,2.3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1.2,3: Women ' s Basket- ball. 1,2,3: Women ' s Hockey, 1: Women ' s Residence Board, 3; Glee Club, 1. [41] DOROTHY H. REGAN Yorktown Heights. N. Y. General Elementary Dotsy Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 1.2,3: Tumbling Club, 1,2.3: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2.3: Women ' s Hockey, 1,2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3: Women ' s Softball. 1,2,3. BARBARA LOU ROBINSON Grccnlawn. L. I„ N. Y. Early Childhood Bobbie Inter-fraternity Council, 2; Elementary Club. 1.2.3; Alpha Delta Thcta. 1.2.3, Vice-President, 3; Footlights Club. 1,2; Modern Dance Club, 3; Women ' s Tennis, 1. JOYCE THERESA ROBINSON Champlain, N. Y. General Elementary House of Delegates, 3: Elementary Club, 1.2.3: Northern Light. 1,2,3; Women ' s Residence Board, 2; Women ' s Basketball. 1.2.3: Badminton. 1.2.3: Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1,2.3. DOLORES ANN REYNOLDS Woodstock, N. Y. Nurse-Tcarhcr Danny Nurse-Teacher Club, 1.2,3: Alpha Delta Thcta. 1.2.3: Mixed Chorus, I. ELAINE MARIE ROBITAILLE Scotia, N. Y. Home Economics Rabbit-Tail Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2.3: Glee Club, 1.2: Modern Dance Club, 1,2: Women ' s Basketball, 1.2,3: Women ' s Volleyball, 3; Women ' s Hockey, 1. WARREN JAMES ROCQUE Tahawus, N. Y. General Elementary Rocky Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Men ' s Club, 1.2: Art Club, 1: Photography Club, 1,2: Tiwa-ya-cc, 1: Men ' s Intramural Basketball. 1: Touch Football, 1: Men ' s Volleyball, 1. BARBARA ANN ROLICH Lyon Mountain, N. Y. General Elementary Barb Elementary Club. 1,2; Glee Club, 2; Modern Dance Club, 2: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2; Women ' s Softball, 1,2. PATRICIA MARY RYAN Pittsburgh, N. Y. General Elementary Pat House of Delegates, 2,3; Intcr-fra- tcrnity Council, 3; Elementary Club, 1,2,3; CARDINAL Music Editor, 3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 1,2,3, Correspond- ing Secretary, 2; Glee Club, 1; Social Committee, 2, Co-Chairman, 2; Extra- class Council, 2; Handbook Committee, 3, Co-Chairman, 3; Women ' s Tennis, 1,2: Women ' s Hockey, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1,2; Bowling, 2, 3; Class Cor- responding Secretary, 1,2; Women ' s Volleyball, 3. MILDRED ARLINE RUGG Schuylervillc, N. Y. General Elementary Millie House of Delegates, 3; Elementary Club, 1.2,3; Glee Club, 1; Women ' s Residence Board. 2; Food Service Com- mittee, 3; Footlights Club, 1.2,3, Vice- President, 3; Outing Club, 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2.3; Women ' s Hockey, 1, 2.3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball, 1.2,3; Archery, 1. ARTHUR JOHN RYAN Chateaugay. N. Y. Artie Elementary Club, 1,2,3; CARDINAL Sports Editor, 3; Varsity Basketball, 2,3: J.V. Basketball, 1.2; Touch Foot- ball, 1,3; Baseball, 1,2,3. ARTHUR JAMES ROUSE Croton-on-Hudson. N. Y. General Elementary Artie House of Delegates, 2,3; Student Council, 3; Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Men ' s Club, 1,2,3; Extra-class Council, 3; Food Service Committee, 2,3: Men ' s Intramural Basketball, 1,2; Men ' s Soccer, 3: Touch Football, 1,2: Men ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3. SYLVIA JANE RYAN Plattsburgh, N. Y. Home Economics Toy Transfer from College of Mount St. Vincent: Intcr-fratcrnity Council, 3; Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Phi Kappa Pi, 2,3; Tumbling Club, 2,3. JAMES FRANKLIN SEARS Dannemora, N. Y. General Elementary ■ ' Big Jim House of Delegates, 1: Elementary Club, 1.2,3: Men ' s Club, 1,2.3: Varsity Basketball, 1,2,3: Touch Football, 1,2,3; Baseball, 2,3; Athletic Board, 2,3, Treasurer, 2. DIANNE MARGARET SAVAGE Fort Edward, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Dec Transfer from Union University School of Nursing: Nurse-Teacher Club, 3. CLARISSA MAE SCHUYLER Schaghticoke. N. Y. General Elementary Cris of Delegates, 2: Elementary . 1,2,3; Folk Dance Club, 1,2: Modern Dance Club, 3; Tiwa-ya-ee, 3; Women ' s Basketball, 2. House Club. ANDREW EDWARD SIMAYS Pittsburgh, N. Y. General Elementary Andy Elementary Club, 1.2.3: Men ' s Club, 1,2,3; Band, 1,2,3; Men ' s Intramural Basketball, 1,2,3: Touch Football, 1, 2,3; Baseball, 1,2,3. JANE ELIZABETH SKEELE Fabius. N. Y. Home Economics jfanie Home Economics Club, 1,2.3: Band, 1,2,3; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Archery, 1. BARBARA R. SHERLOCK Kccsevillc, N. Y. General Elementary Barb Transfer from Albany State Teachers College; Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Women ' s Tennis, 2, 3; Women ' s Volleyball, 2. [44] JOAN N. SMITH Nanuct, N. Y. General Elementary Smitty House of Delegates, 3: Intcr-fratcrnity Council, 3; Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Theta, 1,2,3, Correspond- ing Secretary, 2, Marshall, 3: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1, 2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2,3; Bowl- ing, 3. MARY MARGARET SMITH Northport, L. I., N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Smitty Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus, 1. CORNELIA MAE SOPER Wantagh, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Neil Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Photography Club, 1; Modern Dance Club. 1. ANN ELIZABETH SPARKS Faust. N. Y. Early Childhood Sparky Intcr-fratcrnity Council, 3: Elementary Club. 1.2.3: Alpha Delta Theta, 1,2.3; Footlights Club, 1; Modern Dance Club. 3. ELIZABETH MARY SQUIER Plattsburgh. N. Y. Early Childhood Beth Transfer from College of St. Rose; Intcr-fratcrnity Council, 3; Elementary Club, 1.2,3; Phi Kappa Pi, 2,3; Orchestra, 2,3; Tumbling Club, 2,3. GEORGIA LUCILLE STACKHOUSE Monticello, N. Y. Home Economics Peachic Class Corresponding Secretary, 3; Home Economics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi. 1.2.3. Chorister, 2, Treas- urer, 3; Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3; Outing Club. 1,2, Secretary 2; Chccrlcading, J.V., 1, Varsity, 2; Women ' s Basket- ball, 1,2,3: Women ' s Tennis. 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1: CARDINAL, 3. [45] DOROTHY STEPHENS Stillwater, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Doltic Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus, I. PHYLLIS JANE STEVENS Greenwich, N. Y. Early Childhood Phyl Elementary Club, 1,2.3; Alpha Delta Thcla, 1,2,3, Corresponding Secretary, 3; Glee Club, 1,2; FootliRhts Club, 1; Modern Dance Club, 3. ANN JEANNINE SUMBLER Pittsburgh, N. Y. Home Economics Home Economics Club, 2,3; Nurse- Teacher Club, 1; Alpha Kappa Phi, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1. BARBARA MAY STORY Smith ' s Basin. N. Y. Home Economics Barb House of Delegates, 2,3, Correspond- ing Secretary, 3; Student Council, 3: Home Economics Club, 1,2,3: Folk Dance Club, 1.2, Vice-President, 2: Women ' s Basketball. 1,2.3; Women ' s Tennis, 1.2.3; Women ' s Hockey. 1,2.3: Women ' s Softball, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1. JEAN M. SULLIVAN Potsdam, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Sullie Transfer from Trinity College: Nurse- Teacher Club, 1,2,3: Photography Club, 1. KATHERINE DOLORES SWANK Pcckskill, N. Y. General Elementary Dodie Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1; Orchestra, 1,2,3: Women ' s Basketball, 1,3; Women ' s Hockey, 1; Women ' s Softball, 1,3. JEANNE BENTON SWEET Salem, N. Y. Early Childhood House of Delegates, 1: Elementary Club, 1,2,3: Art Club, 1,2. Secretary- Treasurer, 2; Tiwa-ya-ec, 1,2,3; Outing Club, 1.2,3: Women ' s Basketball, 1,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1,2; Women ' s Soft- ball, 1. MILLICENT DOROTHY TAPLIN Troy, N. Y. Nursc-Teachcr Milly Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta, 1,2,3. CAROLYN LOUISE THYGESEN Cossayuna, N.Y. Gcner.il Elementary Carol Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Delta Thcta. 1.2.3: Glee Club, 1; Footlights Club, 1,2,3. NANCY DONA THOMAS Troy, N. Y. Home Economics Nanc House of Delegates, 3; Home Econo- mics Club, 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Phi, 2,3; Glee Club, 1; Outing Club, 2; Women ' s Basketball, 1; Archery, 2. DALE HOWARD THORNTON Ncwcomb, N. Y. General Elementary Lanky Elementary Club, 1,2: Men ' s Club, 1.2; Photography Club, 1,2; Men ' s Intra- mural Basketball, 1,2: Men ' s Tennis, 1,2; Touch Football. 1.2. NORMA IRENE TRACY Cornwall. N. Y. Home Economics Trace Home Economics Club, 1,2,3: Glee Club, 2: Art Club. 3: Modern Dance Club, 3: CARDINAL. 3. [47] JOSEPH A. TROTTIER Lyon Mountain, N. Y. General Elementary Tom Transfer from Canton Agricultural and Technical Institute: Elementary Club, 1,2.3; Men ' s Club, 1,2,3: Men ' s Intramural Basketball. 3. WILLIAM MARCUS TURNER Kecscvillc, N. Y. General Elementary Bill Elementary Club. 1,2,3: Men ' s Club, 1: Tumbling Club. 1.2: J.V. Basketball. 1.2; Men ' s Intramural Basketball. 1,2: Men ' s Soccer, 1,2.3: Touch Football. 1: Men ' s Volleyball. 1: Men ' s Softball. 1.2,3. KATHRYN VINICOMBE Brooklyn, N. Y. Home Economics Kay Home Economics Club. 1.2.3: Modern Dance Club, 1; Women ' s Basketball, 1. NANCY K. VOORHESS Livingston Manor. N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Nan Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2.3: Glee Club, 2: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3: Women ' s Hockey, 1: Archery, 1: Civic Com- mittee, 2,3: Benevolent Committee. 2,3: Nurses Notes, Assistant Editor, 2: Bowling, 1. 1 CAROLYN ANN WAEGER Mt. Kisco, N. Y. General Elementary Home Economics Club, 1,2; Elementary Club, 3: Alpha Kappa Phi, 2,3; Modern Dance Club, 1; Checrlcading, 1,2,3. ELAINE N. WALTERS Rye, N. Y. Early Childhood Women ' s Basketball, 1,2; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Hockey, 1,2; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2, Women ' s Softball, 1,2. NAN WARD Pittsburgh, N. Y. Early Childhood Transfer from Potsdam State Teachers College: Alpha Delta Thcta, 2. BERNARD ACE W ATKINS Malonc, N. Y. General Elementary Acc House of DcleEates, 1,2; Elementary Club. 1.2.3. President, 3; Mens Club, 1,2,3; Student Union Board, 1; Stu- dent Guidance Committee, 2,3; Food Service Committee, 1: J.V. Basketball, 1: Men ' s Intramural Basketball, 1,2,3; Touch Football, 1,2,3; Men ' s Volley- ball, 1,2,3. FLORENCE MARIE WEBER Merrick, N. Y. Early Childhood Tippic House of Delegates, 1,2,3; Elementary Club. 1.2.3: Glee Club, 1,2; Band, 1, 2,3: Student Union Board, 3; Extra- class Council, 3, Secretary, 3: Modern Dance Club, 2; Tiwa-ya-ce, 2,3, Presi- dent. 3: Women ' s Volleyball, 2; Bowl- ing, 1,2,3; Badminton, 1,3. KATHLEEN FRANCES WHALEN Whitehall, N. Y. General Elementary Kay Elementary Club. 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1,2,3; Outing Club, 1; Women ' s Volleyball, 1. ALICE ELAINE WHITE Katonah, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Stretch Nurse-Teacher Club, 1,2,3; Women ' s Basketball. 1,2; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Women ' s Hockey, 1; Women ' s Volley- ball, 1; Badminton, 1. JOAN MARIE WELSTEAD White Plains, N. Y. General Elementary Joanie Elementary Club, 1,2,3; Glee Club, 1,2; Women ' s Residence Board, 2; Women ' s Basketball, 1,2,3; Women ' s Volleyball, 1,2; Women ' s Softball, 1. CAROLYN WIEBLER White Plains. N. Y. Home Economics House of Delegates, 2: Home Econo- mics Club, 1,2,3: Northern Light, 1,2,3. MARION A. WINN Albany. N. Y. Home Economics Transfer from Onconta State Teachers Collcgc:_ Home Economics Club, 3; Women ' s Residence Board. 3. MARILYN JOYCE WOOD Ripley. N. Y. Nursc-Tcachcr Lynn Nurse-Teacher Club. 1.2.3; Footlights Club, 1; Tumbling Club, I; Outing Club. 1; Women ' s Basketball. 1.2; Women ' s Volleyball. 1; Women ' s Soft- ball. 1; Judiciary Court, 3. JOYCE ANN WOODRUFF Copenhagen, N. Y. Home Economics Joy Home Economics Club, 1.2.3: Phi Kappa Pi, 1,2,3: Band. 1,2; Orchestra. 2: Women ' s Residence Board, 2: Women ' s Basketball, 1,2: Women ' s Tennis, 2; Women ' s Hockey, 3; Women ' s Volleyball. 1,2,3; Women ' s Softball. 1.2. DASIE MAE WOODS Moriah. N. Y. General Elementary Daze Elementary Club. 1,2,3: Footlights Club. 2.3: Glee Club. 1: Folk Dance Club. 1; Women ' s Softball, 1. NORMA ANN WREDE Roosevelt. N. Y. Early Childhood Norm House of Delegates, 2: Elementary Club, 1,2.3: Alpha Kappa Phi. 1,2.3: Glee Club, 1; Social Committee, 3; Modern Dance Club, 1,2,3: Tiwa-ya-ec, 2,3; Women ' s Tennis, 1; Bowling, 1,3. EVELYN J. WRIGHT Pittsburgh, N. Y. Early Childhood Ezzic Elementary Club. 1.2,3: Literary Club. 2.3. Vice-President. 3: Modern Dance Club. 3; Tumbling Club, 2: Reading Group, 3. CLARENCE LEO YANDO, JR. Malone, N. Y. Geiicral Elementary Clarie Elementary Club. 1,2,3; Men ' s Club. 1.2.3: Social Committee, 1.2: Inter- class Council, 2.3: Folk Dance Club, 1: J.V. Basketball. 1.2.3: Men ' s Intra- mural Basketball, 1: Men ' s Soccer. I, 2.3: Baseball, 1.2.3: Men ' s Volleyball. 1.2.3: Class Viec-Pres.dcnt. 2: Class President. 2,3. RICHARD A. YANDO Malone. N. Y. General Elementary Dick House of Delegates, 3: Elementary Club, 1.2.3: CARDINAL Business Manager. 3: Men ' s Club. 1.2.3. Secre- tary. 3: Men ' s Volleyball, 1,2.3: Class Treasurer, 2. DOROTHY ANN YERICK Philmont, N. Y. Nurse-Teacher Dot Transfer from Union University School of Nursing: Nurse-Teacher Club. 3. CHARLOTTE ANN ZILLIG Newburgh. N. Y. Nurse-Tencher Charley Nurse-Teacher Club, 1.2.3; Mixed Chorus. 1; Glee Club, 1. [51] OFFICERS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Estey, Corresponding Secretary: Clarence Lanplcy. President; Eleanor Reynolds. Historian: Don I Rielle, Vice-President: Gen Taylor, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Jan Goosctrcy, Recording Secretary. Our message to you, the graduates of 1953, is brief, though sincere. We believe you can be proud of the record in the following pages, for it summarizes your life at P. S. T, C. and serves as a tribute to your many accomplishments. 1953 SENIORS . Your college career has been particularly successful because you have learned to work together effectively. In so doing, you have acquired the qualities of leadership and dependability so necessary to your chosen profession. Now you must leave, but in leaving you take with you the ■memories and the record of your years at Pittsburgh. We hope you will also take your ideals and your ambitions. To the students of future classes, you leave the challenge of making their years here as happy and constructive as yours have been. With the completion of your senior year, you face the turning point in your life — your graduation. Many of you will continue your pursuit of education, while others will begin your teaching career. Whatever path you choose, we know that your growth as individuals will continue. It is with this thought in mind that we bid you [52] farewell. C. Ach H. Agncw N. Ahrcns A. Anull G. Aminerm.in J. Andre E. Arnold J. Brooks B. Bruce B. Buchner B. Bunker M. Burns S. Colby C. Cook [53] M. Davy J. Dayton E. Dean M. Dc Groat W. Dcloria N. Dclorm 4 I? R. Dcwcy C. Dicbolt A. Doran M. Dorscy G. Dragoon SENIORS M. Favreau B. Fcrsh E. Fischer E. Fleury W. Floor E. Folchi D. Foley D. Forges 4 ' M I. Main B. Mallory J. McGraw L. McMurphy B. Morrcll J. Molt R. Marrs M. Martinez J. Massic P. McPhilomy J. Miller M. Miller B. Murphy H. Murphy A. Murtagh ■si R. Nelson C. Neville J. Nichols J. Noonc E. O ' Brien J. O ' Brien E. O ' Byrne L. Olscn G. Orcutt M. Pattist M. Pearl S. Pcrras s E N I O R S [58] SOPHOMORES OFFICERS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Dale, Vice-President; Lynda Manchester, President. SECOND ROW: Meredith Home. Corresponding Secretary; Kathleen Haley, Recording Secretary; Sylvia Millman, Historian; Nancy Arnold, Treasurer. You have now reached the half-way mark of your four years at Plattsburgh State. Within the past two years, you have established a record that would be credit- able to any class. At the beginning of your Freshman year, you were initiated into college life throughout hazing week, one of the important student traditions of our col- lege. After many weeks of becoming accustomed to life at P. S. T. C, you came to be an integral part of the student body and began to make your own contribu- tions as a class. The first of these was your dance, The Freshmen Frolics, which showed your ability to sponsor and present successful social affairs. Your Sophomore year has shown to an even greater degree your leadership and [60] enthusiasm. For the first time in the his- tory of the college, you presented a Sophomore banquet, which preceded your gala Sophomore Soiree. Your original and novel theme of Evening in Paris im- pressed the student body as did the clever- ness with which you carried it out. Two other commendable features were insti- tuted by your class. The first was the Newsletter, which you felt would keep you in closer contact with the nurses in Albany. Then at Christmas time you showed your class spirit by caroling in the community. Your remaining two years will undoubt- edly be as outstanding as these first have been. To you, the class of 1955, we offer our encouragement and hopes for future success. Ready for a dousing? Time out for study. [61] FRESHMEN FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Grotz, Vice-President: Charlene Swears, Sec- retary: Carol Williams, Treasurer; Roy Davis, President. You, the future graduates of 1956, have the opportunity to become another outstanding class of Plattsburgh State. Through freshmen hazing and court, you proved your spirit of sportsman- ship and the desire to be part of us. The Sopho- more-Freshmen picnic enabled you to become more familiar with the rest of your classmates and upper classmen. As you progress through your college years, our symbol, the Cardinal, will become more familiar and endeared to you. Even now, you are function- ing as an organized class and are making your fellow students aware of your interests and ambi- tions. The upper classmen, moving nearer their teaching goals, look to you with some feeling of envy, for you have three more years of college life at Plattsburgh. It is our hope that you will continue to make your coming years as successful as this one has been, and that you will accomplish as much as you possibly can. Then you will be able to look back proudly to your college days with pleasant memories and no regrets. [62] [63] HOUSE OF DELEGATES FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wallace, Henderson, Weber. Langdon, Gilman, Kinsley, Dictz, Millman, Wilder, Light, Camp, Quinn. SECOND ROW: Dr. McTernan. Miss Naylor, Dale, Paterson. Gorman, Flcury, Adrian, Story, Grasbergcr, Lewis, Major, Thomas, Rouse, Keedle, Miss Lewis. THIRD ROW: Mingo, Smith, Watkins. Larrouy, Kujminski, Carpenter, Rugg. Sharpc. Normandcau, Grimm, McCrank, Doig, Ryan, Hublcy, Cummiskey, Manchester, Garfunkcl. Anderson, Cremcr, Jewell. House of Delegates Applying the principle of Democracy in Ac- tion to ' everyday life, the House of Delegates rules as the student-governing body of our college. Delegates from every student organization on campus assemble at the bi-monthly meetings, and with the guidance of Deans Lewis and McTernan, formulate the college policies adhering always to administration approval. The House has done much to bolster the standards of Plattsburgh State and its students. The responsibilities of the delegates consist of establishing new student organisations, allocating students funds, electing and sending students to various conferences, exchanging ideas with other colleges, and forming committees which look into pertinent matters of general interest. Student Council This council meets regularly, prior to the meetings of the House of Delegates. It serves as a planning committee to make up the agenda for each meeting of this governing body. Members of the council include the officers of the House and representatives from each of the standing committees. LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Rouse, Don Lewis, Pat Major. Annamaric Grasbcrgcr, Joan Kingslcy, Barbara Story, Marian Paterson, Frank Dale. [66] 35r The members of this committee are chosen by the House of Dele- gates. The activities planned by the committee this year included a mixer dance, movie nights, social dances, and a special game night for all those who wished to com- pete in so varied a program. The objective of this group is to keep our weekends socially well-filled. Student Social Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion Patcrson, Marilyn Oilman, Imogcnc Main. The assemblies at P. S. T. C. are part of the educational pat- tern of the college and offer the students the opportunity of hear- ing and meeting well known speakers and artists. This committee, appointed by the House of Delegates, is as- sisted by faculty members in selecting programs for both day and night presentations. For the guests, the group also plans in- formal luncheons and entertain- ment, which provide an excellent opportunity for direct social con- tact between students and visiting celebrities. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Duell, Gen Tayor, Joan Kingsley, Carol Garfunkcl, Norma Wrcdc. Student Guidance Committee The members of the Student Guidance Committee are respon- sible for a great many of the improvements on the campus. They investigate and act on stu- dent suggestions which result in the introduction of new, or ad- justment of, existing college facil- ities. It is this commitec which helps solve many of our campus problems. Assembl Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Seward Neill, Gail Gorman, Frank Dale. Extra Class Activities FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. George Yokum. Dr. John McTernan, Miss Marie Kochiss, Miss Alice Lewis. Arthur Rouse. Mary Sue Wallace. Florence Weber. Interclass Council This committee works to promote unity and cooperation among the classes. Once a month they meet to discuss problems or suggestions from students. Plans and recommendations are made which help to maintain college standards. The committee consists of Dean Lewis, class advisors, class presidents, and one other delegate from each class. The Extra-Class Activities Com mittee is composed of a student- faculty group responsible for plan- ning and evaluating the entire extra-class program. This year the group discussed pi, ins for making a survey of how organizations and individual col- lege students feel about the extra- class program. : FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor O ' Connor. Arnold Madi- son. Jean Sacco. Miss Alice Lewis. Clarence Yando. SECOND ROW. Lynda Manchester. Dr. Allan Everest. Dr. Carl Englehart. Roy Davis. Mr. Raymond James, Don Riellc. Mr. Philip Walker. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Benton, Ace Watkins, Gail r 0 - Gorman, Dick Earle, Nianna McKinncy. Dorothy Carpenter. Pat I.OHJ Maior. Jan Goosetrcy, Jim Knccshaw, Lois Estcy. Curriculum Committee The primary purpose of this committee is to give the students an opportunity to improve their curriculum. Surveys and studies are made and the results are re- ported to this committee. In this manner, they hope, by cooperat- ing with the faculty, to obtain all that is possible from our cur- riculum. Student Union Board The Student Union Board was estab- lished in the fall of 1951. This board deals with the polieies and procedures concerning the use of the Student Union. The committee is composed of faculty and student members. Miss Catherine Davis, director of the Student Union, is chairman of the board. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: France Halahan. Gen Taylor. Juanita Laiore, Kathleen Whalcn, Marie Dictz, Joan Langdon, Marion Winn, Domcnica Forces. Marilyn Miller. Anne Tebo. SECOND ROW: Joan Welstcad, Pat McCormick, Joanna Russell, Julie Lovcll. Gcr- aldine Nolan, Anne Sherry, Janice Henderson, Priscilla Howard, Jacqueline BinU. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Langdon. Bob Sharpc. Marilyn Gilman, Miss Alice Lewis. SECOND ROW: Art Rouse. Jim Brown. Women ' s Residence Board The purpose of the Women ' s Residence Board is to set standards of hours for the women students, maintain safety condi- tions, and settle other problems that arise in the residences. House and dormitory presidents meet once a month to discuss the problems concerning residence conditions. Handbook Committee Each year, the Handbook Committee is selected by the House of Delegates to compile the needed data concerning the college and its activities. The handbook contains general information for student use and is indispensable to Freshmen and upper classmen alike. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Sharpc, Gail Gorman, Pat Ryan, Beverly Bruce, Harvey Garrow. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scanlon, Long, Haron, Davics, Squicr. Catapano, Schuyler, Robinson, Buckley, Dymes, Kiely. SECOND ROW: Cohen, Taylor, Gilman. Gorman, Osborn, Cronin, David, Basmajian, Flcury, Guitfrc. Kingsley, Weber, Swears. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Meek, Powers, Madon, Williams, Francey, Knapp, Kana- Icy, Keating, Cohen, Russell, Haley, Manchester. FOURTH ROW: Boisvcrt, McNulty, Dobson. Bollitticri, Hall, Harrison, Smith, Normandcau. Huddlcston, Pinder, Hughes, Piron, Brien, Ryan, Brokaw. FIFTH ROW: Dailcy, Dccb, Knocbcl, McCarthy, Amell, Podmore, Evola, Garrow, Madon, Sprague, Bcrger, McMurphy, Dale. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Carroll, Don Ricllc, Lynda Manchester, Ace Watkins. ELEMENTARY The Elementary Club is the largest student organization in the school. The purpose of this club is to further the professional understanding of the General Elementary student. This is done by bringing in specialists in this field. This year we were fortunate in having Dr. Frederick Moffitt, Acting Associate Commissioner of Education, as our first guest speaker. A movie, Nanook of the North, which proved to be interesting as well as educational, was another presentation. Other important acts of the club were the sending of delegates to the meeting of the New York State Teachers Association in Buffalo, the Early Child- hood meeting in Bennington, and the New York University Symposium in New York City. The Elementary Club also served its mem- bers from a social standpoint by sponsoring dances and various social events during the year. The highlight of these was the Pedagogue Hop, held in May. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cutting, LaBarge, McCaulcy, Major, Smurl, Sicrlcja, Patcrson, Sheridan, Bouyca. Light. SECOND ROW: Jacobs, Howard. Abclc. Van Sice. Millman. Fish. Hoffman, DuBrey, Taylor. Ryan, Mitchell. Klitsch, Brown. THIRD ROW: Rugg, Komon- chak, Merrill, Finnin, Phalon, Appel, Cooney, Lone, Connor, Solosky, Barber, Freeman, Turner. FOURTH ROW: Mingo, Spcgclc, Pcckham, LaBarge. Stein. Han- sen. Watkins, Menshauscn, Shiff. Parmctcr, Curtin, Knight, Carey. FIFTH ROW: Reynolds, Rolich, Earlc, Mattcson. Madison. Thornton, Ducll, Donat, Grimm, Watkins, Lewis, Kanaly, Kiblcr. CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Connor, Pat Major, Florence Weber, Gail Gorman. Beth Squier, Pat Huddle-ton. Elaine Flcury, Helen David. HOME OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Tcstani, Annamarie Grasbcrgcr, Dorothy Carpenter, Monica Meagher, Mary Ellen McCrank, Kay Pcndcrgast, Nancy Thomas. ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club presents to all Home Economics students the opportunity for personal development through services to school and community. This club helps to further knowl- edge of the many phases of Home Economics and to increase interest and pride in them. These future homemakers have sponsored the Coffee Hour for Freshmen, the Christmas Tea, and have made a Brownie Troop active once again. They have published news of their activi- ties in the annual Platacon. New friends and ideas were gained from the workshop in Burlington, Vermont, and the state convention in New York City. This year the Home Economics Club and the Radio Workshop presented a joint assembly pro- gram to help the student body gain a better understanding of the meaning of Home Economics. [72] FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Evans, Home, Tcbo, Reynolds. Prcscott. O ' Conner. Cleary, Sheldon. SECOND ROW: Shea. Ambrose, Miller. Buchner. Clark, Turner, Brunctto, Mc- Cormick, Trudcau, Blow. THIRD ROW: Benton, Smith, Jerome, Jacobson, HoetTner, Testani, Pcndcrgast. Bradshaw, Fay. Boss. Warficld, Worchcstcr, Walters, Bintz, Winn, Finkbeiner. FOURTH ROW: Eaton. Hall, Lindsey. Tufts. Miller, Monty. Larrouy, Vettcr, Thomas, Nolan, Meagher, McCrank, Robitaille. Kimbrough, Ramsey. Ledger, Arnold, Snyder, Del Moral. Adrian, Lancto, Naylor. Smith, Bull. ' •Hope it ' s finished by Saturday night. FIRST ROW: Carpenter, Jacobsen, Sherry, Heinrich, Mayo, Howanicu, Camp, Crcmer, Rakoske, GrasbcrRer. SECOND ROW: Kitney. Fenton, Carlcy, Sumblcr. Ryan. Osborn, Wood- ruff, Powell, Loveli, Callahan, Tracy, Mull, Devane. THIRD ROW: Stone, Hornung, Clark, Mooncy, Carpenter, Doig, Miller, Jewell, Brach, De Garmo, Story, Donovan, Skcelc, Denicore, Langdon, Farrell, Lortscher. 9 oqo FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cunningham. Small- cy, Hall, O ' Conncll, Brew. SECOND ROW: Rodee. Zillcr. Mandel. Lc Page, Wilder. Wilder, Lcary. Vis- conti. Fishman, Macdonald, Laiblc. Bcnware. Wager. THIRD ROW: Sacco. Griffith, Streets, Ricketts, Bulter- man, Vaughn, Gilbert. Scardcticld. Buycc. Moore. Quim- by. Van Allcr. Curric, Boyd, Sterling, Wcstcott, Hallahan, Lester, Law. FOURTH ROW: Andre. Holland. Palmer, Earle. Hallct. Earlc. Quinlin. Shannon. McCune. Bledsoe, Adams, Dubrowsky, Micschberger, McKcnna, Kent, Bar- ber. Hamckc, McKinncy, Senior, Gates, Wilfert, Colby, Parker. Goosctrcy, Ficano. NURSE-TEACHERS CLUB The aims of this organization are to sponsor programs of professional interest to all members and to plan for the recreation and diversion of the group. Many social events such as a Christmas party, a welcoming party for the Freshmen, and and Easter Tea for the entire college, were spon- sored by the club. On May Day, they also gave a party for the Children ' s Home. At Christmas, they sang carols and decorated the hospital, which brought much cheer to the patients. Showing their desire to contribute further to the development of the college, the club sent delegates to both the Buffalo Conference and to the New York Symposium. A Newsletter has been sponsored by the Nurse-Teacher Club to inform students on and off campus and the alumni of the activities of the group. Even though the nurses are in Albany for two ye.irs, they are always in close contact with their classmates in Pittsburgh. In Albany, they continue to carry out many of the functions of the club as they do at P. S. T. C. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bcrnadcttc McKenna. Mary Janet Rodee, Carolyn Wilder. [74] Published bi-weekly, the Northern Light brings news of college activities and discussions of our current problems to students, faculty and alumni, to whom this paper is issued. Editors and reporters alike manage to combat successfully the many problems common to a newspaper staff, and the college is proud of their accomplishments. LIGHT FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. David, C. Hallahan, M. E. Novak, C. Quinn, A Bull J Eaton. SECOND ROW: R. Bradshaw, N. Normandcau, J. O ' Byrne, W. Deeb, J. FcrRuson, M. Carey, J. Watkins, E. O ' Conner, M. Bessette, N. Prcscott, B. Carson. THIRD ROW: M. Paterson, J. Lamont, H. Garrow, D. Thornton, R. Trombly, J. LaCoss This year the band first appeared in the November Fall Concert. Supplying music in the lighter vein, this group made the evening a highly successful one. A new addition this year was our Pep Band. This small group was composed of regular band members who played at all home basketball games. This ensemble did much to bolster our cheering spirit, as did the entire band at our Pep Rallies. Another division of this music organization is the Brass Ensemble, which appeared at the Vesper Sing. This group was heard in the Winter Concert with the Glee Club, Modern Dance group, Vocal Ensemble, and the Band. The final appearance of the Concert Band was made at the traditional Junior Coronation and Class Day activities. Shirley Carlcy. drum majorette. LEFT SEATED: A. Warficld, E. Reynolds. J. Thompson. E. Mcnhausen. A. Do.R. B. Mayo, J. Bintz. RIGHT SEATED: S. Hall. A. Cronin, F. Weber. S. Slay, E. Tufts, J. Klittch, D. Stone, D. Carpenter, J. Skeele, S. Carley SEATED BACK: B. Sterling. A. Miller, M. Scardefield. J. Hyland, R. Rianna, H. Mattcson. F. McCarthy. STANDING: P. Johnson, L. Fountain, J. Fcnton, M. J. Piron, A. Simays, Mr. Chapman. BAND [76] ORCHESTRA LEFT SEATED: Marlenc Rcichcrt. Polly Ann Johnson, Phyllis Bullard. Dolores Swank, SECOND ROW, RIGHT SEATED: Arlcnc Jakobowski, Paula Del Plain, Ann Cronin. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred McCarthy, Dolores Stone, Janet Klitsch, Eleanor Rcnyolds, Pat Hcrlihy, Larry Fountain, Shirley Stay, Mr. Brchm. Our orchestra was bigger and better than ever this year! This organization is composed of stu- dents experienced in playing string, wind and percussion instruments Mr. Brchm first introduced the orchestra in the Thanksgiving Program. Their performance was excellent, producing in all who heard them a feeling of pride. In December, a smaller group of the regular orchestra, the string quartet, was in attendance at the Christmas Vesper Sing and rendered several selections plus providing accom- paniment for the choral groups. Spring came and with it, the presentation of Finian s Rainbow. Everyone agreed that the orchestra ' s performance added greatly to the success of our second annual operetta. The final public appearance for the orchestra during this highly successful year will be the impressive rendition of music for the Baccalaureate Service in June. Tune-up time. ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Grace Orcutt. Lois E tey, Curinnc Hill. Arlene Lewis, Bonncy Brokaw. Kate Osborn. SEC- OND ROW: Harry Matt eron, Dick Riani, Jim Brown, Ncal Burger. John Sprague. SEATED: Dr. Yokum. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus, consisting of a group of forty selected voices, provides an opportunity for advanced vocal students to sing the finest of choral literature, both accompanied and A Cappella. This group is under the able direction of Dr. George Yokum. These fine vocalists performed in the Thanksgiving Program, the Christmas Vesper Sing, and the Baccalaureate Serv- ices. However, they are always eager to participate in class or extra-class musical activities. P. S. T. C. is proud of its Mixed Chorus! The Concert Vocal Ensemble is a highly select choir of twelve members chosen from the Mixed Chorus. The best of choral music is provided by this group which represents the college, along with the Modern Dance Club, in matters of public relations and recruitment. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Estcy. Dickens. Turner. Gardiner, Hill, Barbour. Hughes. Osborn, Forst, Si.Kkhmi-c. SECOND ROW: Ncill. Ward, Larrouy. Orcutt, Lewis, Sheldon, Goodman. Warfield, Parmetcr. Russell, Thomas. THIRD ROW: Dwell,, Sharpc. Sprague, Riani, Arnold, Barnctt. Gctts, Brokaw, Brown, Burger, Mattcson, McCarthy, Miller. The pause th.it refreshes. Now. .ill together! Under Dr. Yokum ' s direction, the Glee Club is open to all girls who enjoy singing. The dub participated in the Fall Concert, Christmas Candle- light Service, the Winter Concert and Junior Coronation. This group rehearses twice weekly. GLEE CLUB ft 2 14 J I I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hamke, Rolich, Griffith, Curric, Fay, Turner, Bullard, Lcavut. Floury. M.tchison. Whalcn. Miller. Swears. Wilder. Wilder. Hill. Sterling. Lindscy. SECOND ROW: Harris, Syndcr. Walrath, Fischer, Smith, Holland, Boisvert, Buycc, Vrcc- land, Dashnaw, VanAller, Senior, Jacobs, Warficld. Blow. Huddleston. Zillcr. Dubrowsky. THIRD ROW: McCrank. Meagher, Finnin, Moore, Kanalcy. Adrian. Ramsey. Cata- pano. Golden, Smith, Trudcau, Osborn, Vaughn, McCunc. Bultcrman, Shea, Evcrlcth, Taylor. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Abelc. J. Bcardslcy. A. Madison. S. Millman. M. L. Light. J. OByrnc. M. Rugg, J. Henderson, B. Dcbb. A. Lewis, D. Mack. SECOND ROW: C. Thygcscn. E. Fay, A. Sherry. M. Powers. N. Scligman. M. S. Wallace. H. Matteson, J. Humiston, S. Hall, B. Bollctticrc, A. Vctter. K. Haley. THIRD ROW: P. Murray, P. Cohen. J. Howe. P. Cooncy. B. Finnin, E. Brew. A. Reiter, B. Komonchak. A. Fish. S. Gilbert, G. Davics. FOOTLIGHTS CLUB The Footlights Club, under the able direction of Mr. Paul Hartman, functions for all students interested in dramatics. The members learn not only the techniques of action, but also the mechanics of the all- important back-stage details which assist the actors in their productions. One-act plays, under student direction, are given at the regular meetings, and twice each year, in the Spring and Fall, the major productions .ire presented for the public. Footlights also handles the technical and dramatic aspects of the Christmas Pageant. The Thespians have made Footlights one of the most active organisations on campus and have received the admiration and respect earned by their efforts. The show must go on. ' A Workshop presentation. The members of the Literary Club edit and publish The Vat, the college literary journal. This annual publication contains varied types of creative writing, including stories and poetry, con- tributed by members and other students interested in developing ability in this field. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Juanita Lazore. Helen Shapiro, Dr. Frederick Arnold, Evelyn Wri R ht. SECOND ROW: Prisalla Howard. Carolyn Quinn, Bernadcttc Shutt, Betty Lauter, Hanna Wilfcrt. Literary Club SEATED: Peg Powers. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Katz, Carmela Catapano, Pat Merrill. Maureen Adrian. Julie Lovell, Betty Powell, Nancy Lortcher. Muriel Goldsmith, Dr. Gaubert, Clarence McMurphy. In its fourth year at P. S. T. C, the Radio Workshop boasts of a new sound room, equipment, and a station-like studio. Members spend their time rehearsing radio plays, announcing, and experimenting with sound effects. These have been taped, replayed, and checked for improvement. Additional activities included trips to station CBS in Montreal, the local Plattsburgh stations, and Champlain College ' s campus station, WRWS. [81] FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Lavarnway, Don Williams, Dale Thorn- ton, Margaret Anderson, Nancy Crcmcr. Mar|orie Jacobscn, Thomas Blanchard. Photography Club Art Club This club, a relatively new organization on the college campus, has overcome numerous obstacles in order to help the school in meeting its photographic needs. Through the use of exhibits, field trips, speakers, and actual photographic experiences, it has shown students and faculty alike the art to be found in photography today. In addition to this, the club also participates in the annual science fair and aids school publications with the fundamentals of photography, mainly developing, printing, and enlarging. It is this group, composed of Home Economic, Elementary, and Nurse Teacher students who work enthusiastically to further their appreciation of art, and to develop crcativencss by working with such materials as leather, metal, block printing, wood, and clay. The club is under the capable supervision of Miss Ballarian. The students produce many attractive projects and gifts. Art Club sponsors social events during the year which are enjoyed by all. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Earlc. Joan Clark, Betty Powell, Joan Lamont. Janet Connor, Elizabeth DuBrcy. Gcraldine Raccttc. SECOND ROW: Nancy Carr, Joanne Jerome. Joline Mitchell, Norma Tracy, Carol Garfunkcl, Natalie Normandcau, Bcrnadcttc McKcnna, Grace Hamcke, Anita Reiter, Roberta Sonncnbcrg, Miss A. Ballarian, Julie Lovell. Tumbling FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Natalie Marcus. Pat Harrington, Seward Neill. Bob Kccler. Sally Smith. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Vaughn. Sylvia Gilbert. Sylvia Ryan. Betty Powell. Dottic Regan. Joyce Larrouy, Mr. E. Wiley. Sylvia Brach. Jane Jewell. Anne DcGarmo, Mary Jean Dcnicorc. THIRD ROW: Beth Squicr. This club is open to anyone interested in the art of tumbling. Our advisor, Doc Wiley, has our program well planned. At the beginning of each meeting, calisthenics are performed. Then the fundamentals, consisting of kips, high back-rolls, cart wheels, head stands and flips, are added as a challenge. During the meeting special stunts are MODERN DANCE CLUB This group, under the excellent guidance of Dr. Backus, aims to develop expression through interpretive and group dances. The talent and training of the group is dis- played annually in their Spring program and has come to be another traditional part of P. S. T. C. also enacted, which are interesting and enter- taining to all. Each year the tumbling club presents a program in which each member participates to the best of his ability. Much satisfaction may be gained from this type of physical activity. This year the dances included several interpreta- tions on phobias, a new phase of creative dancing. This group participated in the all-college pro- ductions of Finian ' s Rainbow and, previously, in Brigadoon. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, FOREGROUND: J. Pridcaux, N Wrcdc, M. Cohen, J. Connors. R. Forst. D. Forces. J. Jewell. A. Vettcr. M. Carroll. K. Sandblom. SECOND ROW: J. Jerome, P. Miller. D. Jacobs. C. Ryan, B. Walker. P. Howard. J. Smallcy, S. Earle. A. Basmajian. THIRD ROW: J. Mitchell. C. Mooncy, C. Ramsey. R. Madsen. C. Schuyler. B. Collins. B. Blow. B. Finnin. M. Speech;. B. Sterling A. Sherry. FOURTH ROW: S. Pender. M. E. Novak. N, Tracy. C. Williams. E. Bunting, P. Keating. L. Hack. M. E. McCrank, F. Yule. B. McCaulcy. B. Pcckham, S. McCunc, J. Bos... Modern Dance The Outing Club, advised by Dr. Backus, began the year with enthusiasm and prospects of many good times for the students of P. S. T. C. A challenging climb of Cascade Mountain, over 4,000 feet in height, was the highlight of the Fall activities. The winter schedule was climaxed with a weekend of skiing at StQWe, Vermont. The Outing Club provided a worthwhile organization for those who are interested in roughing it. Each year there are many new experiences in which its members may participate. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Abclc, Gorman. Swears SECOND ROW: O ' Connor. Mitchell, Baum, Goldsmith, Grabowsky, Squier. Hill, Scardeficld. Taylor, McCrank, Benton. THIRD ROW: Piron, Keating, Hall, Catapano, Kadish. Colby, Gilman, Carpenter, Smith, Davics, McCunc, Jacobs, Boss, Peckham, Manchester. FOURTH ROW: Eaton, C ohen . Mingo. Zillcr. Millman, Kanalcy. Lovcll. Hamckc, Adrian. Wilfert, Culwick. Dccb. FIFTH ROW: Kibler, Adams, Boyd, Whitenack, Powell, Grimm, Garrow, McCarthy, Meagher. Arnold, Hack. Outing Club iwa-ya-ee FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Blow. P. Hornung, K. Raymond. J. Mitchell. S. Earle. C. Quinn, B Harnett. N. Wrcde, P. Dymes. B. Buyce. SECOND ROW: C. Williams, R. Madscn. B. Mingo, G. Reynolds, C. Pcrrault, M. Camp, M. Kiely, F. Weber. C. Schuyler. THIRD ROW: A. Elliott. S. Langford, E. Moore. F. McCarthy. Mr. Walker. T. Lavarnway. Dr. Smith. Mr. Camp, H. Garrow, B. McKcnna, P. Harrington, G. Hamckc. The purpose of Tiwa-ya-ee is to acquaint the students with Twin Valleys so that it may be used for many activities. This year the lodge at Twin Valleys, where our camping facilities arc located, has been com- pleted and it is our hope that it may be enjoyed by the entire student body. [84] nterf raternity Council FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Ryan, Joan Smith, Sylvia Ryan, Julie Goodbody, Anne Kecfc, Marie Hoctfner, Veronica Cianciola, Barbara Weston, Pat Huddlcston. SECOND ROW: Ann Sparks. AJrienne Gonyca, Beth Squier. Barbara McCaulcy, Bar- bara Bcckwith, Nancy Dorscy, Georgia Stackhousc. The members of the Inter-fraternity Council are representatives from the three sororities of Pittsburgh State Teachers College. The aim of the council is to foster cooperation among the sororities. Its functions include the regulating of rushing, initiation and pledging. It also acts as the authority for any problems that might arise within the sororities. Each year the council sponsors two social functions — the Inter-fraternity Tea and the formal Inter-fraternity Dance. The Inter-fraternity Council has become a worthwhile part of our school system, an organ- ization greatly appreciated by the Clios, the Alpha Delts, and the Agos. Student-Faculty Health Committee This group controls the health policy of the school. A student representative from each class and representatives from the faculty comprise this committee. The work of the Student-Faculty Health Committee consists of reviewing the present health policy of the college and making suggestions for future policies. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. McCarter. Dr. Backus, Mrs. Lin- indoll. Miss Lewis, Miss Appleton. SECOND ROW: Joan Benton. Ther- esa LaBargc, Anne Doig, Dr. Mc- Tcrnan. [85] ALPHA DELTA THETA The A. D. ' s made thcir_ first impressive appearance with the presentation of Baby Doll, their annual assembly. The originality of the rush party then proved another success tor the Alpha Dclts. TheKTushges camfe to the Mock Wedding as presents and followed the newly-weds pn Tneirnopfc moon. fulness ti The A. D.%s proved the community by helping to prepare T. B. letters, by making Christinas tray favors for the two hospitals and by Christ- mas carolirlt The Intcrfratcrnity Dance and formal Pledge Banquet were among their other activities. To conclude the year, all efforts were extended to honor the Seniors at the Farewell Banquet. lcir usef to FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Carroll, A. Lewis, J. Smith. A. Sparks, E. Barbour, M. Hocflncr, S. Brach, J. Farrell, M. J. Dcnicorc, B. Weston. SECOND ROW: M. Karchcr, M. Davis, M. Dcvanc, D. Carpenter. B. Mal- lory, J. Evans, B. Robinson, E. Powell, M. Meagher, P. Stevens, N. Ward, B. McCaulcy. E. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: J. Jakobsen, N. Maguire, K. Calhoun, G. Kramer, S. Langford, A. Holt, M. Rakoskc. M. Galiancllo, N. Crcmer, M. Powers, J, Lovell. E. Robitaillc, A. Rcitcr, J. Jewell, C. Thygcsen, J. Knapp. roc ' f ; r [86] FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Donovan. C. Waeger, D. Regan, V. Cianciola, P. Ryan, C. Warn. SECOND ROW: J. Sumbler, M. Haskell. P. Anderson, N. Wredc. P. Dyraes, A. Grasberger, J. Lockhart. Mrs. Barnard. G. Stackhousc. S. Haron. J. Goodbody. THIRD ROW: A. DcGarmo, A. Gonyea, N. Ma Kin re. M. Gimp. K. Pendcrgast, N. Normandcau, K. Sandblom. B. Brokaw, N. Thomas, J. Kuncy, P. McCormick, M. Kicly, P. Stevens, ALPHA KAPPA PH The Agos began a busy year with their Hallowe ' en Spook Party, given for the en- tire college. The Rush Party theme for this year was an Intercollegiate Airplane trip. The mem- bers took the rushecs on a trip to visit the various colleges throughout the U. S., end- ing naturally at our o vn P. S. T. C. The Agos agaui joined with the A. D. ' s and Clios at the Interl ' ratornity formal, a dan ctor the three sorunucs, their rushec and guest The Pledge Banquet bcj. of ' Well WS «L aj time pledgees. Hill Wcel initiatron at members. A tribute to the Ct saf 1953 ended a happy and memorable year — a year in which sadly we say so long to our Seniors. [87] FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leavitt, Reynolds, Bcckwith, Bunting. Jacobsen. Carpenter. Light. Sqtiier, Callahan. Carr. SECOND ROW: Drake. Flcury, Francey, Forst, Goodman. Mull. Guiffrc, Paterson, Home. Gorman. Taylor. Fleury, Gilman, Larrouy. Rogers, Ma|or, Lamont. Henderson. Ryan. THIRD ROW: West. Main. Woodruff, Gardiner. Miller. Agncw, Frink. Sherry. Buchner. Nolan, Grabowsky, Doig, Culwick, Dunn, Dean, Kingslcy, Hud- dlcston, Haley, Kccfe, Pangburn, Sorcnsen. PHI KAPPA PI with Clio ea and then y staging a The Clios ' Day as they showed their complete cis The Rush Party found all the rushes dressed as Half ,und Halt, carrying out entertainment. At Christr phans ' party, basket. Finally came HellWeeK and pledging, when the Clios added to their chain of daisies .With mingled emotions, they said goodbye to their Seniors at the Farewell Breakfast and so ended another happy year of working together. cleverly llionians ions and ith the or- d a holiday [88] The Delta Kappa fraternity is mice again rec- ognized and active as an organization cm our cam- pus. This fraternity is not entirely unfamiliar to Pittsburgh State, since it had at one time been a part of our college activities. Because of World War II and the entcrintfVf P. S. T. C. men into the services, it bccamjr t c ssary for this frat to become inactive. fraternity and, as ith many of its Jt the nation. iJ c-qunl representation .it na t-e tVSnBt? D KN cdcmcKratic The members r l Delta K.ipp.i carry ouVnfan activityglp Qj ining lo n organ- ization Xjclf ir A to 6W college. Une of thdOSl K. ' s ) create good- will Delta Kappa such, is always i brother chaptei Local govcrnn cjlt tional meetic and popular gr tup. irout major, egc students. Pledging, hazing, and initiation tend to estab- lish a strong bond between fellow members of Delta Kappa. OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Yando. Recording Sec- retary; A. Rouse, President: J. Dugan, Vice-President: A. Watk.ns, Treasurer. STANDING: T. Blanchard. His- torian, K. Kanaly, Interfrat Delegare; B. Sharpc, Chap- lain: D. Mchnc. Scrgcant-at-arms; B. Grimm, Corre- sponding Secretary; J. Brown, Interfrat Delegate; G. O ' Lcary, Interfrat Delegate. DELTA KAPPA FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: McCarthy. OByrne. Simays. Marcottc. Kanaly. Amell. Dale, Decb, Jabaut. Matteson. Dailcy. SECOND ROW: Rivers. Cummings, LaCoss, Madison, Yando, DelPopolo, O ' Leary, Mer- rill. U Vim way, Carter. Sharpe. Noone. THIRD ROW: Blanchard. Knocbel, LaBombard, Grimm, Lewis, Watkins, Rouse, Thornton. Podmore. McAllister. Brown, Garrow, Burger. Williams. Neill, Earlc. Yando. Jones, Kibler. [89] Inter-Collegiate Association Oswego Exchange CONFERENCE DELEGATES New York State Symposium Once again, as in the past, the Athletic Board was faced with the task of allocating funds to the various athletic functions of the college. The Board, presided over by Doug Mehne, with Doc Wiley as its faculty advisor, was successful in all its un- dertakings and no financial difficulties were left for the incoming group to assume. Besides the regular duties that the Board per- formed, other projects were undertaken and car- ried out during the year. The cheerleaders were in need of new uniforms. Consequently, the Board promptly ordered and paid for complete new out- fits for both Varsity and J. V. cheerleaders. A con- tingency fund was established and maintained. This fund serves more or less as a cushion which the Board can fall back upon in case their funds fail, or whenever bills turn up unexpectedly. Tentative plans were made to send the cheerleaders on at least one of the basketball trips. And last but far from least, the Board was able to operate success- fully throughout the entire year. [92] FRONT ROW: Jean Lancdon. SEC- OND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adclc Pcchar. Katie Highland, Caro- lyn WacRcr. THIRD ROW: Sally Hartman, Lii Brunctto. Bobbie Bol- cticri, Carol Halahan. , Varsity i? Cheerleaders tt-m Junior Varsity Cheerleaders KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Abclc, Pat Curtin. STAND- ING: Ann Vcttcr, Marion Budinscak. [93] VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1952-53 edition of Pittsburgh ' s Varsity basket- ball team, although aided by the return of only one player from the previous year ' s starting five, played the toughest sehedule that any Plattsburgh team has ever faced. Coach James ' team made up in speed, deception, and teamwork what it had lost in height and scoring ability. The team started out by playing schools such as R. P. L, Buffalo State, Frcdonia and Brockport, The Cardinal team was beaten and beaten badly, but it recovered, and when they met teams like Oswego, Albany State and Potsdam, they held their own. The team was, without a doubt, the travelingest team ever to wear the red and white. But this held true to Doug Mchnc Jim Scars Ken Humiston Conch Jnmes with managers Jim Dugan and Bob Sharpe Mr. James philosophy that he would rather have his squad play a good team and be defeated than to win games easily over poor opposition. Next year ' s team should be even better as the boys have gained experience and confidence. However, the Varsity will lose three good men via the graduation route — Chuck Keedle, Jack Noone, and Ken Humiston. 13 Jack Oircy Gil Burncll John Humiston Will he make it?? FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Momot. Dick Earle. Jack Powell. Bob Dailey, Carl Jabaut, Andy Simayc, Art Ryan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Werner, Ace Watkins, Don LaBombard, Jim McAllister, Dale Thornton, Art Rouse, Gil Duken, Clarence Yando. A new and different pattern of play was in- troduced at P. S. T. C. this year by Coach Al Wer- ner and his Little Redbirds. The coach was new, the system was new, but the outcome of the games was the same as always — Plattsburgh was usually ahead when the final whistle blew. Mr. Werner did not cut his squad down as do most coaches. Instead he used his third and fourth string teams during the entire first half as shock troops. These teams, although usually weak in scoring, literally ran the opposition ragged. Then came the mainstays, sparked by Bob Garrow, to dazzle the opposing teams with their outstanding scoring ability. The J. V. ' s show a great deal of promise and should, in the future, keep the Varsity well sup- plied with good basketball talent. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Swisssssh ' Coach A. Werner and manager, H. Garrow Men s Basketball FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Marcotie, S. Neil!. G. Kiblcr. J. Miller. G. Davy, D. Connors. D. Williams. J. Knecshaw. D. Grotz. B. Dailcy. SECOND ROW: B. LaBargc, K. Kanaly, A. Light, C. McMurphcy, A. Rouse, H. Ncddo, D. Doorcy, B. Podmorc, C. Rabidcau, A. Momot, S. Gilbert. P. Harrington. THIRD ROW: J. Wodjenski, J. Powell. J. Highland, J. Colcy, T. O ' Meara, D. Donat. J. Ducll, D. Thornton. H. Garrow, A, Wat- kins, J. Brown, J. Dugan, D. Ricllc, D. Earle. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ryan, Winn. Wal tcrs, Gilbert. Rolich, Halahan, Story. Harrington, Budin scak, Robitaillc, Skccle, Curtin, Cleary, Brunctto, High land. Hall. Olivan. SECOND ROW: Mallory. Evcrlcth Paetzold, Hill, Madson, Sterling, Williams, Grabowsky Prideaux, Sinurl. Patcrson, Langford, Cummiskcy, Jacob son, Bollettieri. Tufts. Del Moral. THIRD ROW: Vettcr Evans. Woodruff. David, Smith, Jewell, DeGarmo. Gras- berger. Boss, Murray, Bouyca. Benton. Cronin. Brown, Haskell, Harrison, West. Kecser. Howanictz, Gorman. FOURTH ROW: Estcy. Major. Halstcad, Hamcke. Sherry, LaBargc, Sheldon, Mcnshauscn, Hoist, Lindsay, Hall, Rugg, Brach, Meagher, Powell, Carpenter, Ander- son. Miller. Doig. Drake. Women ' s Basketball [97] LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Ryan, Dick Yando, Don Mack, Bob Da.lcy, A] Light, Harvey Garrow. Men ' s Volleyball Women ' s Volleyball FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Home, Miller, Lortschcr. David, Cummisky, Smith, Woodruff. Langdon, Mille r, Trudcau. Brien, Dunn. Kccscr, Larrouy. Arnold, Earlc. Fischer. Jewell. SECOND ROW: Kingslcy. Sheri- dan, Winn, Walrath. Carson, Pcckham, Collins, Clark, Brew. Hill, Woods, Gilbert. Curtin. Knight, Gardiner, Madson, Jakohscn. McKinncy. THIRD ROW: Manches- ter, Bunting, Wcstcott, Wilfert, Naylor, Harrington, Zubinsky, Barber, Kent, Streets, Hamckc, Sterling, Ben- ton, Brown, Komanchak, Garfunkcl, Mull, Meek, Bollet- tieri, Del Moral, Williams, Nedcr. Piron, Dc Garmo, Jerome, Regan. FOURTH ROW: Lindsay, Schuyler, Langford, Mcnshauscn, Adams, Robitaillc, Hall, Ryan, Lowe, Robinson, Welstead, Dcvanc, Micschbergcr, Smurl, Brokaw. Patcrson, Meagher, Powell, Brach, Rugg, Doig. [98] I Women ' s Tennis FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Story, Carol Pcrrault, Joyce Larrouy, Sally Langford. SECOND ROW: Carol Halahan, Joan Living- ston, Marion Patcrson, Carolyn Meek. LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Miller. Dale Thornton, Chuck Kcedle, Bob Hublcy. Touch Football FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Earle, C. Jabaut, A. Ryan, K. Humiston, J. Scar-. SECOND ROW: J. Sprague, C. Kcedle. B. Merrill, J. Ferguson, J. Noonc, J. Humiston. T. O ' Mcara. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wiley, B. Dccb. D. Thornton. D. William.-. J. Dugan. J. Brown. K. Preston, J. Wodjcnski, J. Knee-haw. C. Power.-. D. Doorcy. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Vcttcr, S. Gilbert. N. Prcscott. P. Harrington. S. Hall. D. Kent, B. Bollctticri, B. Pcckham, L. Ncder. SEC- OND ROW: B. Mallory. J. Evans. M. Piron. N. Walters. M. Patcrson, E. Bunting, C. Halahan, S. Langford, G. Cummiskcy. A. DcGarmo. D Regan THIRD ROW: N. Whuenack, J. Walrath, N. Dorscy, B. Weston, W. Drake, M. Streets. M. Rusk, B. Powell, S. Brach, B. Story, A. Gra-bcrgcr, J. Jewell, J. Woodruff. Women ' s Hockey FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Don La Bombard, Bill Turner, George Davcy, Clarence t Yando. Sewie Ncill. Dour Mehnc. SECOND ROW: Gary O ' Lcary, Art Momot. Jim McAllister, tfOCCCI Art Rouse, Harry Mattcson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Werner, Gil Dukcn. Jack Powell, Ralph Mar- cottc, Dick Riani, Bill Durnin, Dick Earlc, manager. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Panfiburn, Frcdncka Sheldon, Mary Jane Piron. Eliza- beth Mcnshauscn, Ann Evcrlcth, Shirley Carlcy, Joan Fcnton, Joan Smith, Dorothy Carpenter, Ann DoiR, Janet Pridcaux. STANDING: Carol Garfunkcl. Bowling [101] A! CARDINAL STAFF The work of the CARDINAL staff is per- haps more concentrated than that of any other or- ganization in the school. It is an organization that changes in its makeup yearly for it consists only of Juniors, elected by the executive committee of the class to publish our school annual, THE CARDINAL. The CARDINAL staff is elected in the Spring of the class ' Sophomore year, and consists usually of ten students who do the actual planning and make-up of the yearbook. It has been traditional at P. S. T. C. for the theme and dedication of the book to remain un- known to the rest of the students in the school. The secret is kept until Class Day, when the book is presented to the college at the Class Day exercises. The ' 53 CARDINAL staff is fortunate in pre- senting the largest book ever published here at Pittsburgh. The need to expand comes with the ever-increasing enrollment of the college, plus the large number of activities in which the students participate. Along with the staff members, students and faculty alike have contributed to this publication. Many thanks go to those who have donated much of their time to our year book. With the assistance of our advisor, Dr. Everest, and the never-failing patience of our class, the task is completed. To the staff, the Cardinal has become a sym- bol too. In his progress through the book, he ' s been a friend against our many problems — with us he ' s cheered each time a deadline is met and another task accomplished. It is with a mixture of pride and humility in the honor you gave us that we present this book to you. As representatives of the Class of ' 54, we ask you to look back in the years to come and con- sider this record of accomplishments among your richest experiences. CARDINAL ASSISTANTS: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Carley, N. Tracy, K. Kanaly, J. Pridcaux, J. Fenton, J. Mitchison, P. Ander- son, G. Stackhouse, P. Bullard. [106] [107] Macdonough Hall ins W iere We Gve Conway Hall Home Management House Albany Nurses Residence [110] Jhough our ways may part forever, in our hearts there shall be bright, all the golden memories gathered ' neath the ban- ner red and white ' ' [112]