SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1964 volume:

! ::: ■•■ ■ i i T 4 OREWORD - fn this, the 50th edition of the Cardinal, the members of the lege m every aspect. PI building, Hawkins if oIL to focus_upon the growth of our colle| in evfxy aspect. Physic H campus has grown from one main building, Hawkins Ha have and to those under construction. We are no longer a professional school; wo hove added the Liberal Art program to our ocademic program. The stvdent body has increased tremendously from the first e nroff merit of less than JOO to over 1900 today. — ■ — i rl crease in student enrollment has ca|m4 On increase in faculty, these new people have come many new and stimulating Ideas. Platts- is growing in e ay towprq ' jbigger and be r facilities, sfu - cirriculMHd atmosphere. In the foil faculty hope to present some aspects of this total growth. g pages, we hB HI, IKS SB :: CONTENTS Administration . 8 Faculty 14 Ca mpus Life . . 26 Greeks 62 Athletics 78 Freshmen 102 Sophomores . . 1 08 Juniors 116 Seniors 134 Special — .178 Directory 194 IN MEMORIAM DR. MOLLIE K. WILD Dr. Mollie K. Wild was a member of the Education Division of the faculty at SUC at Plattsburgh for twenty years. During this time. Dr. Wild ' s activities were not confined only to the teaching of education courses. She was very active in the New York State English Council and was a frequent contributor to its magazine, The English Record. She wrote many articles on creative writing in the elementary grades. Indeed, her life long in- terest was in the growth of children in creative imaginative expression. For this reason, her death has been a great loss, not only to the college and her profession, but also to school children everywhere. 6 IN MEMORIAM DR. GEORGE YOKUM In the years that Dr. George Yokum was at Pittsburgh, his musical ability became well- known. He shaped the Baccalaureate Service into its present form,- he organized the Lake- side Chorale,- he was co-director of a series of musical plays. But Dr. Yokum ' s influence went beyond music. To his students he imparted not only knowledge but the desire to search and the opportunity to further their individuality and to strive toward self-fulfillment. Who among his colleagues is not aware of his devotion to the spirit of free inquiry, of- his determination to speak out and say what he believed was in the best interest of the college community, regardless of whether or not his point of view was popular? Always he could be found in the forefront of those who were willing to experiment to see if there was not, perhaps, a better way. There is not a more fitting tribute to such a man than these the words of his friends. 7 With the growth at Plattsburgh, the job of administration has grown in com- plexity. Our administration has accepted the job and is performing its tasks to the utmost. It continues to meet the changing needs of a growing college with the foresight and skill which is indicative of the quality of the college leadership. Leroy A. Piccord Wjllord C. Flynl Alice K. Lewis Associate Dean of Students Dean of Students Associate Dean of Students Student Personnel ROW li J. Tuomey, E. Anderson, D. Schecter, F. Ludy, P. Billiau, E, Schoneboom, A. Lewis, G. Linindoll. ROW 2: L. Piccard, G. Bradbury, M. Dywan, F. Converse, D. Hood, W. Flynt, F. McCarthy, L. Schiff, P. Messer. Our faculty has grown in size in the last few years. With this increase in faculty members has come an increase of sparkling, new ideas. These ideas, combined with those already in exist- ence will aid Plattsburgh in growing to be one of the finest colleges in the State University system. .9 ; r 4 B B ■ , l if I Dr. Anthony, N. Schwartz. HEAD OF CAMPUS SCHOOL ROW 1: Margaret Hoyt. Marion Smith, Rita Manly, Annette Lachance, Patricio Worne. ROW 2: Phyllis Barnard, Florence Collohan, Lendall Haskell, Arthur Momot. Robert Miller, Jean La Duke. CAMPUS SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS ROW 1: JoAnn Jessey, Eileen Wardner, Anthony Schwartz, Ellen Parsons, Pauline Fitzgerald. ROW 2: John Hennessey, F. Andre Poquette, Mary Lyon, Judy Duken, Mary Anne Poston, Mary Church, Lawrence Arcarese. l EDUCATION NURSE TEACHERS Mr. Hennessy Mrs. Grozin, Miss Hymes, Miss Davidson, Miss McCull y, Miss Calace Moltola. NURSE TEACHERS HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Dr. J. Marie Coakley Miss Levine Acting Associate Director Norse Teacher Education Metropolitan Hospital Marie L. Chambre, Evelyn R. Broyton, J. Marie Coakley. Helen M. McCarthy. 18 Miss Schetlin Assistant Dean of Students. ROW 1: Charlei Blood, Robert MacFarlone, Mrs. Taylor. Reese Nevin, J. Stallord Waterhouse. ROW 2: Richard Richard, Ralph Clark, Richard Sudds, J. Sluorl McNoir, Romuald Lesage, Philip Wolker. SCIENCE AND MATH HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT ROW |i Harold Slater, Constantino Manor, Lawrence Gillett, Lawrence Trivieri, W. Scott Worrall. Dr. F. Reese Nevin ROW 2: Everett Monwell, Harold Klein, George Sheots, Robert Donaldson, Harold Perkins, Robert Martin, Teddy Leavitt, Samuel Lawn. ROW 1: Grace Reese, Jo Pahopin. ROW 2: Eloise Law, Man Healy, Sue Brogdon. ROW I: Shakeh Agajonian, Dr. Carl Englehart, Dr. Earl Harlan, Dr. Joseph Summerell. ROW 2: Anthony Dean, Ado Holmes, Walter Schull, Dr. Miguel Soto, Dr. Robert Sechler, Dr. Charles Kelly. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Dr. Earl Harlan ROW 1: Gobrlelle Cox, Albert Berrion, Howard Miller, Dr. Theodore Herstand. ROW 2: Jose Fernandez, Dr. Bohdan Romonenchuk, Francis Stokes, Dr. Herman Doh, Joseph Moses. ROW 1: Frank Cooper, Harriet Noylor, Dr. Hans Hirsh, Dr. Edward Allen, Dr. Charles Anderson. ROW 2: Dr. Ras Haider, Ernst Wiener, Louis Rittschof, David Fuller, Dr. Graham Travaskis, Michael Copeland, Said Shah. SOCIAL SCIENCES HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Dr. Hans Hirsh ROW 1: JoAnne Baughan, Lillian Redcay, Dr. Noel Smith, Dr. Allan Everest, Dr. Dixon Miyauchi. ROW 2: Robert Estes, Dr. Stanley Johnson, Dr. Francis Bothlen, Dr. Stephen Krebs, Dr. William Schlicht. PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT Dr. Rangozas ROW 1: Ann Kimball, Mary Ann Vogl. ROW 2: Ernest Rangozos, Robert ROW li Alice Wright. Alice Bockus. ROW 2: David Robertson, Joseph Lueft, Ernest Coons. Jastrab. HEAD LIBRARIAN ROW ): Roth Cooper, Connie Pope. Glyndon Cole, Marjorie Sessions, Elsie Marshall, Dr. M. Frances Breen Aurora Nichols. ROW 2: Frances Baker, Phyllis Wells, Margaret Manwell. Gail Fosher, Dr. Frances Breen. Muriel Burdeau, Geraldine Pageau, Patricio lahtinen, Jean Williams. LIBRARY STAFF BUSINESS AND SERVICES ROW || Bernard Seawell, Helen Mischler. ROW 2: James Bateman, Gerald Dominy, Bernard Gwinn. 25 1 ■ II I Many new activities have been added to the Plattsburgh campus scene. New clubs and organizations are constantly being formed. Old ones are being rejuvenated and reformed. Besides or- ganized activities, the new Physical Education Building provides many other activities for everyone. The growth of diverse organizations and varied activi- ties on campus provides each student with an excellent opportunity to develop his own personal abilities and for the broadening of his education. C The Senate ROW li P. St. Clair, P. Brickfield, L. Buell, P. Flaherty. ROW 2: Mrs. M. McGrath, Advisor. S. St. John, J. DuBois, H. Casazza. 0. Beebie, Mr. Wiener, Advisor. STUDENT ASSOCIATION S.A. in New York ROW 1: J. Beaumont. L. Mackey, B. Gilbert. Miss Schetlin, Advisor. K. Ellsworth, S. Barstow. G. Decker. ROW 2: M. Deegan, M. Crowell, K. Haley, D. Barney. ROW 3: I. Starr, L. Taber, C. Campbell, J. Berkowitz. ROW 4: J. Brazier. A. Farrell. The Executive ROW 1: A. Kinch. P. Flarity, L. Buell. M. Mannix, President. M. Allen. ROW 2: M. Kelley, G. De Amarlo. C. Collins, E. Mortinsen. The Court SIHING: N. Bishop. J. Farewell. STANDING: J. Reilly, H. Delaney, R. Nosh. S.A. In New York ROW |] J. Diebold. C. Dunkley. S. Saltzer, C. Maxwell, N. Sonta Croce. C. Doyle, G. McGillicuddy. ROW 2: S. Remington, D. Spahn, S. Sylvester, B, Gifford, L. Frank, M. Bendall, E. Friday. AD ' S — The Lonely Bull TKB ' S — Mexico — Land of Contrast AGO ' S — Don de AGO ' S Donkey Newman Club ' s La Siesta AD ' S — Step Out ' ROW || M. Bush. R. Wheeler, V. Gregorio, J. Honley. B. Pierce, G. Conniff. ROW 2: L. Pettersson, P. Zeleskl. C. Woop. sec., J. Burwell, V. Mongels, V. Pres., J. Forri- gon. Pres., J. Dwyer, P. leggett. ROW 3: D. Powell. G. Polange, treos., J. Ceronlt, R. Newcomb, W. Philips, E. Johnson, E. Palange, B. Perkins. SEANYS ACEI ROW 1: C. Foy, J. Blosko, Dr. M. Bresnahan, P. leggelt, S. Bierman, P. Prinzivolli, V. Kulczycki. ROW 2: I. Rarick, J. Pickard, M. Dufford, K. Feldman, P. Dukett, M. Conger, V. Copuano, T. Corse, J. Boss. 34 FORENSIC TIWA-YA-EE ROW li S. Kirchner, J. Gelb, K. Milchel N. Bishop, P. Pelc. ROW 2: S. Powers L. Schwotz. J. leenhouts, M. Dufrord, J Wisher, R. Manning. ROW 3: E. Coons, D. Nogongost, J. Woods, S. Park, S Ripley, T. Williamson. 35 ROW 1: C. Davis, C. Ketcham. S. Thurston, K. Kennedy, J. King, L. McNIvero, H. Moore, C. Peters, B. Chapman. J. Lun- houts. ROW 2. C. Parker, J. Christensen, J. Civalier, S. Powers, J. Forman, K. Delp, C. Colvin, M. Casselman, S. Fagan, J. Tucker. ROW 3: K. Wenis, C. Grifflny. N. Gosstyla, G. Warner, J. LaFountaine. E. Rosi, N. Waldo, K. Wollenius. E. Manning, D. Shapiro. ROW 4: N. Harrington, N. Sorgent. J. Barrett, K. Baker, J. Spicer. J. Snyder. S. Marklen, S. Dahlberg, N. Schmid, M. Lindell. STUDENT NURSE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ROW 1: J. Saxton, A. Schork, M. Barkmon. B. Wright, J. Smith, D. Frost, P. Wood. ROW 2: L. Tober, S. Torreano, N. Calvi. B. Burton, K. Hartwell. M. Mackey, K. Cowie, B. Feyerabend, B. Johnson, A. Feichtner. ROW 3: J. Matthews, J. Bendell, L. Car- roll. L. Podesiva. C. Henderson, I. Burt. S. White, R. Seeney, J. Scheichtemeier, J. Dekoys, M. Blum. ROW 4: A. Lambe, B. Lent, C. Jones, W. Rasmussen, J. Lagerway, M. Blaney, B. Whitmeyer, C. Cotton, D. Somerville, B. Collins. ROW 1i A. Sweeney, M. Gorius, V. Brown, L. Teetsel. ROW 2: M. Weed, C. Jokusz, P. Zowaski, N. Merwln, C. Yop, S. Clark, K. Lane, L. Peck, S. Hoffman, P. Kennedy, S. Bragdon, G. Decker, M. Snell, M. Faerber, P. Riley, M. Mathis. ROW 3: N. Rowe, P. laGrave, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ROW 1: R. Harker, J. Duprey, J. Brand. M. Schrebel, M. Lo- C. Clickner, C. Wookcock. E. Barber, M. Elu, P. Flanagan, B. fink. ROW 2: L. Law, S. Putman, S. Papczun, E. Novak, M. Mehrtens, R. Peuplie, A. Wallmuller, E. Vamosy, N. Collier, Peck, C. Atton, J. Thompson, M. Sluzos, S. Burger. ROW 3: L. Powell. Making woy for progress. Fly, birdy, fly I 39 ROW | t G. DeSorbe, L. McDuffie. J. Garomone. S. O ' Boyle, J. Bell, D. Shapiro, J. Sanders. ROW 2: H. Shapiro, J. Hairston, M. Coccuitto — V-Pres., F. McOuade — Pres., Mr. P. Gray — Adviser, M. Long — Sec.. G. Mole - His.. R. Slreb. ROW 3: T. Parsnick, E. Martinson, M. Stanton, FOOTLIGHTERS The Footlighters, offer contemporary, classical, and experimental drama to our campus. On stage they bring us varied and unusual literature. Directing these presentations is Paul Gray. Last spring, The Footlighters brought Pittsburgh honor with their presentation of The Dream Play at the Yale Drama Festival. For their achievements, the Footlighters received the 1 963 Presidents Cup. This fall the Greek tragedy Medea was presented on the open stage. Further productions this year will be The Caucasian Chalk Circle and The Importance of Being Earnest. Again this year The Footlighters will have the honor to return to Yale to present The Chairs. I. Duchene, H. Rich, R. Baldwin, J. Hoffman. J. Baker. H. Rosenbouer, P. Trelo. ROW 4: J. Morrett, T. Berkvens, D. Cook, C. Borbitzer. M. Rader, R. Johnson, D. Biskin, R. Panico, R. Soville. P. Church, ROW |i N. Hamilton, F. Mitchell, J. Hockfor, J. ladd, J. Clark, J. Perry, L. Winslow. ROW 2: S. Smith, J. Tigert, P. leBlonc, J. Shannon. Dr. Miller, J. Baker, P. Valachovic. MUSIC COUNCIL •12 CHORALE ROW I: D. Alexander, A. Glinsmon, L Powell, J. Finch, L. Emmert, M. Allen, A. Aird. D. Myers, B. Perkins. ROW 2: Mrs. luefr, J. Clark, L. Hastings, S. Hains. K. West, K. Shed, J, Record. ROW 3: N. Seymour, S. Bova, L. Meisen- helder, C. Palmer. B. King, B. Solenski. R. Manners, E, Daly, P. Valachovic J. Flodder. ROW 4: Mr. Fleetwood, B. Kennedy, M. Garneau, L. Sawyer, S. Roberts, T. Chopin. W. Shene, D. Witte, J. Tigert, F. Tollmon. ORCHESTRA GIRLS ' CHORUS ROW 1; A. Tyner. C. Clickner. J. Perry, M. Minni. M. Shifrin. M. Pierson. A. McGroth. P. LaGrove, C. Hart. K. Saunders. L. Schomoker. S. Murroy, ROW 2: P. Chase. K. Nollcr, F. Mitchell. C. Peters, R. McLaughlin, M. J. K gp f, l, Snyder, E. Osborne, C. Zeiner, N. Hamilton, T, Parzarino, McDowell. N. Gosstyla, K. Durocher, S. Willsbrod. ROW 3: Mr. Sadlo, p. Neidrauer, J. Ladd. BAND ROW li G. Decker. S. Saupaugh, M. Long, J. Hockford. ROW 2: S. Powers, D. Bebee, D. Hutchins, N. Seymour. A. Tollman. ROW 5: E. LoPine, B. J. Atwood. S. Bova, K. West, K. Corley. ROW 3: J. LaFounrain. M. Roberts, Chapman. S. Smith, E. Bentley, G. Thompson, F. Tallmon. ROW 6: G. D. Tollman, C. Hogle. C. Burr. ROW 4: M. West, L Angle. G. Kennedy, Preston, R. Smith. CARDINAL 1964 TOP LEFT: Poulina DiBacco. Editor-in-chief. MIDDLE LEFT: George Waddy, Manoging editor. MIDDLE RIGHT: Harvey Delaney, EBusiness manager. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. William Crosby, Advisor. The Cardinal staff joins me in extending sincerest appre- ciation to our advisor, Mr. Crosby, for his tireless efforts and guidance, and to Dr. Camp for his limitless patience and assistance. They have helped us tremendously in our attempt to make this book what we hope is an accurate account of the spirit and events of this college year. Paulina DiBacco, editor NORTHERN LIGHT ° NORTHERN LIGHI O NORTHERN LIGHT o NORTHERN LIGHT ° NORTH 40ME COMING HOME COMING HOME COMING HOME COMINC HOME ARTS TOMORROWSTARTS TOMORROW S TARTS TOMORROW STARTS TOMORROW STARTS ' I l| i§ b i hi ROW I) M Hewes. S. Lindbloom. J. Morris. J. Forrell. ROW 2: J. Burkhordl. P. Clork, M. Mescon. J. Jock- son. ROW 3: S. Teele. 0. Foy. O. Stenholm, A. Reynolds. T. Revitt. THE NORTHERN LIGHT Editor-in-Chief — Marilee Mescon Managing Editor — Patricia Clark News Editor— Jack Jackson Soorfs Editor— Walt Goedeke Sports Assistant— Dove Foy Feature Editor — Jackie Burkhordl Senatorial Editor — Blanche Hollowoy Photo Editor — Stephen Grand Busmen Editor — Ginny Holub Secretary — Sue Teele Nursing Editor — Dagny Spohn Staff - -D. Giles, C. Collins, M. Perry. M. Long, O. Stenholm. J. Morris, C Cotton, T. Reynolds, T. Revitt, S. Lindbloom. J. Forrel. J. Spicer, J. Du Bois. M. Amatulli. A. Hajos. P. Wiljon. 48 6 o NORTHERN LIGHT NORTHERN LIGHT • NORTHERN UGH| nvix.n HOME COMING HOME COMING HOME COMING o T 2 c E T oSorrow ' a r% tomorrow STARTS TOMORRO STARTS TOMORROW STARTS TOMORROW LIGHT )MING lORROWlSTARTS TOMORROW I i | ii i i  fig POSES FOR PICTURES Polricia Clark, managing editor; Marilee Mescon, editor-in-chief. It Kinda Makes You Wonder . . . by Grace Decker If our buildings will ever catch up with our en- rollment . . . When additions to the annexes will be constructed . . . How our campus will look ten years from now . . . How many sororities and fra- ternities will be in Plattsburgh by 1974 ... If our ratio will improve with our increasing enrollment . . . How many years are left until the Northern Light wins its first Pulitzer Prize. ROW 1i C. Cotton, J. Spicer, M. Amatulli, ROW 2: G. Bradley, G. Waddy, B. Hollowoy. 49 Et Cetera ROW || V. Mongols. J. Farewell, editor. V. Gregorio, sec.-treas., P. Quockenbush. ROW 2: W. Laflerl, E. Hymon. P. Church, W. Walt, R. Manning. K. Boyea, M. Smith. Absent: B. Edmonds, B. Hunter. International Relations Club ROW li S. Grostorf, B. Sage, K. Bom- holt, B. Pierce, C. Wesko, O. Wager, J. Kaufman, B. Leopold. ROW 2: Mr. Welner, I. Fickenworth, R. Weller, S. Hyass. E. Osofsky, O. Stenholm, M. Bush, G. Canniff. R. Niles. 50 tm Secondary Club ROW It Dr. Donaldson, advisor, J. Jones, sec, V. Gregorio, pres., R. Yankowski, Ireas. ROW 2: M. Mercier, N. Griesmyer, V. Mangels, P. LeBlanc, T. Giordono, R. Manning. Science Club ROW li P. St. John, E. Palange, V. Mangels, F. Mitchell, B. West, H. Meyerson, J. Woods. ROW 2: B. Richards, G. B. Edmonds, Ron Flor- kowski, J. Harrington, Rob Florkowski, J. Ben- nett, G. Palange, E. Czarnetzky, C. Blood. 51 The Fourth Annual Roaring Twenties SCHEDULE OF EVENTS THURSDAY r :30 p.m.— ROARING 20 ' s DINNER Sarannc Hall 7:30 p.m.— SINO-A-LONG College Union FRIDAY 7:30 p.m.-SILENT MOVIE The Hunchback of Notre Dame Hawkins Hall Large Auditorium Complete with Piano Aecompnniment 9:30 p.m.— MOONLIGHT HAYRIDE SATURDAY 10:00-12:00 p.m.— CHARLESTON LESSONS . . CU 2A and B 2:00-4:00 p.m.— SWIM MEET - POOL PARTY P. E. Bldg 8:00- 12:00 p.m. — ROARING 20 ' s DANCE M. H. Dining Room Big Sound Quartet Charleston Contest — Costume Judging — Entertainment SUNDAY 2:00 p.m.-lst. Annual AD-TKB ALUMNI BANQUET Witherill Hotel I I ' mm X ■ ? V The Greeks ' activities on campus have become evident in the past few years. Everyone has enjoyed the various sorority-fraternity weekends and the rush parties and smokers. The Greeks have also grown in another way, how- ever. Each year, sororities and fraterni- ties add to their schedules many pro- jects of more than social value to college and community. Growth in this direction has helped the Greeks attain a respected position on campus and in the community. G FRONT ROW: A. Balson, L. Stewart, D. Foy, D. Herheim. BACK ROW: S. Aldous, P. Finnegon, B. Brassard, P. Brickfield, J. DoBois, M. Dreyfuss. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternal Council is the co-ordinating body of the Greek organizations on campus. It strives for unity and co-operation among the members. The sororities have representation in Sorority Council as the fraternities do in the Fraternal Council. Representatives of each of these councils compose the Interfraternal Council. Social, economic, and academic activities of the fraternities and sororities are regulated by the Interfraternal Council. These activities include rushing, bidding, pledg- ing, initiations, and weekends. In addition to governing, the Interfraternal Council sponsors a weekend in the spring. A candlelight sing by the fraternities and sororities and the Interfraternal dance high- light this weekend. As the campus grows, so do the fraternities and sororities. In their growth, increasing self-government is necessary. The Interfraternal Council, composed of students governing their own organizations, brings forth this ideal. 64 FRATERNITY COUNCIL FRONT ROW: D. Foy,- P. Finnegan; R. Yankowski. BACK ROW: G. DeAmorio; A. Kinch; B. Brassard; D. Kominski; M. Bashow; C. Collins. ROW 1i S. Smith; D. Hesseltine; K. Boyeo; S. Aldous; S. Vail; L. Colombino; J. Votraw; K. Keel. ROW 2: M. Sawyer; L. Meisenhelder; J. Lagerway; B. Borney; S. Biermon; J. Lischlte; C. McCauley; C. Hiller. ROW 3: C. Wolf; J. Kellogg; M. Mathis; C. Holzinger; K. Manor; P. Wilbur; R. Niles; J. Dwyer; C. Lamoy. 66 ROW 1: L. Starr; C. Campbell; M. Tunkel; L. Chapman. ROW 2: C Maxwell; B. Russell; M. Yahnker; J. Beaumont; B. Giflord. 1 ROW 1: J. Donovan; T. Kilroy; V. Wagar, J. DuBois; C. Collins; D. Chouvin; A. Jandreou. ROW 2: R. Gaffney; J. Dinneen; T. Havens; A. laMarche; D. Schell; E. Burnelt; D. Hubert; G. Butler; B. Nash. ROW 3: J. Cleveland; D Gertsch; D. Foy ; H. Crowley; J. Schaefer; T. Lorgan; J. Witteman; P. St. John; D. Beebie; P. Trelo; L. Loftier. ROW li J. Miholko; J. Jacques; S. Wright; C. Drumm; T. Grenvllle; S. Ripley; T. Williamson. ROW 2: R. Heagle; P. DiVaslo; B. Greer,- P. Masone; K. McDonnell; B. Smith; W. Goedeke. ROW 3: H. Cosazza; n MrCnrthvi L. Kothe.- T. Carlsen; A. Kinch; R. Richer; B. Yarri. ROW |i P. Riley; C. Locke.- M. Sullivon; D. Herheim; P. Wilson; S. Revoir; J. George. ROW 2: P. St. Clair; J. Hairslon,- M. Allen; B. Puliofico; S. Craig; D. Taylor; L. Carey. ROW 3: M. Sluzas; P. Hastings; G. Mole; K. Tucker; B. Foley; C. Ley; S. Scripah. ROW 1: A. Turner; D. Cronin; J. Curtis; S. LaVigne; M. Dopolilo; F. Pope. ROW 2: C. Weingortner; E. Brubaker; C. Oppel; J. Carroll; S. Pederson; N. Pollak; M. Shokoy. ROW || C. LaVollee; S. Voodi; M. Foeber; P. Kennedy; P. Floherty; S. Hoffman; B. Williams; J. Hazen. ROW 2: C. Ware; C. Gabrielle; B. Larsen; T. Jacobsen; G. Bradley; J. Sordullo; G. Connolly; A. Green; L. Winslow. ROW 1: J. Farewell; G. Cerank; G. Woddy; B. Brossard: D. Nogengoit; B. Thompson; P. Finnegon. ROW 2: J. Whiltaker.- J. Wilson; P. Rusello; R. Ellsworth; J. Huchro; C. Coupol. ROW 3: R. Manners; M. Pombrio; T. Clancy; R. Johnson; G. DeAmario; T. Mallhews; D- Giles. THETA KAPPA BETA ROW || R. Duncon; J. Corton; W. Dropeou,- R. Sesselman; L. Buell; M. Caccuillo; R. Bendl. ROW 2: B. Fish; M. Sanders; C. Monsees; J. Reilly; Bob Youngblood; J. Heck; J. Pendar. ROW 3: E. Polonge; M. Rourke; R. Karlo; R. Pugliese,- B. Parker; C. Lonergon; J. Antwine. ROW I: C. Mone; K. Mitchell; J. Brown; A. Bolson; B. Persse; B. Buffoni; S. Smith; L Stewart. ROW 2: N. Bishop; S. Alger,- G. Wirth; C. Romanelli; B. Morrell; G. Koehler,- M. Murphy; J. Pickard; W. Washburn; M. Siska. ROW 3: D. Johson; B. Whitmeyer; M. Blancy; B. Munn ; M. Kelley; S. Bedell; J. Blasko; L. Morrell. ALPHA DELTA THETA Will the meeting PLEASE come to orderl Never fear. Decker and Getrost are herel 74 ROW 1: L. Anderson; V, Kulczycki; N. Dougrey; J. Bullet; G. Dunn; J. Webb; L. Kloxton; C. Junlunen; C. Breakey. ROW 2: C. Chase; L. Rauber; P. Brocey; P. Connolly; B. Silverberg; M. Lofink; K. Rosi; P. Zowaski; S. Wilber; S. Tino; A. Joeger. ROW 3: G. LeBrocq; D. Folsom; C. Longo; M. Snail; P. Poparella; L. Peck; G. Decker; P. Fox; G. Getrost; J. DeSimone; A. Guarneri; B. Manley. ROW |, R Stonford; R. Yonkowski; M. Bcshow; P. Brickfield; R. Bodnor,- G. Jovo; D. Kominski ROW 2: J. Fort; R. Young; W. Zelinski; 0. Witte; R. Fillmore; F. Ryboczyk. PI ALPHA NU t Mi Z JfclH THE GREEK WAY THROUGH THE YEAR Working hard, Pat? During the past few seasons, our athletic program has been broadened considerably. With the addition of each new sport comes a growth of school spirit and team support that spreads to include all the fine athletic teams we have. Let ' s hope this support keeps growing and helps carry the Cardinals to first place finishes for years to come. ROW It I. to r.: J. LoPierre, R. Gaffney, J. Kline. T. Loughan, B. Mumley, T. Lorgan. ROW 2: L. Storrs, B. Bessette, J. Holland, C. Collins, B. Kay. ROW 3: D. Deshoies, B. Brunell, E. Burnell, A. laMarche. R. Ells- worth, Coach Rangazas. BASEBALL 80 But Umpl 81 B2 83 Tony Sanzo — our number one track man. SPRING TRACK ROW li T. Martin, F. Woodward, M. Luce, T. Kilroy, C Caccuitto. ROW 2: R. Ruhl, R. Royer, W. Drapeau, J. Woods, J. Cleveland. ROW 3: B. McCarty, P. Martin, J. Dinneen, T. Sanzo, R. Man- ning, Coach Lueft. 84 Mike is up and overl CROSS COUNTRY 85 Oops — I forqot something o«u i « . r a y Ooh — thai must smart! S.U.C.P. -0 1 - St. Michael ' s S.U.C.P. - 1 6 — Fredonia ! S.U.C.P. - 5 — Brockport S.U.C.P. - 1 5 — Oswego S.U.C.P. - 2 2 — Norwich S.U.C.P. - 7 2 — Geneseo S.U.C.P. - 1 5 — Potsdam S.U.C.P. - 2 — Albany S.U.C.P. - 2 — New Paltz Here boys — catch ROW 1: Coach, J. Jasrrab, i_optain. J. Pelkaus. ROW 2: J. Holcomb, D. Deshois, T. Loughin, S. White, J. McCoffrey, T. Chopin, M. Stanton, J. Fitzpotrick, P. Lewis, D. Goftney. B. Rankin, E. Dailey. BASKETBALL ' 64 As part of the dedicotion of our new gym, Pittsburgh hosted a Dedication tourna- ment on December 6-7, 1963. Hartford, Norwich, Union, and Plattsburgh participated. Pittsburgh was ready and eager, and they were well rewarded. Captain John Pelkaus accepts the award for first place from Dr. Angell. John also accepts the award for the most valuable player of the tournament. This was a very fitting begin- ning of our 1963-64 basketball season. 88 89 S. Fagan, J. Buehler. D. Ducharme. C. Humphrey, K. Gray, L. McNevin, A. Engel. ROW 1: L. Snyder. J. McGreevey, R. Peuplie. ROW 2: M. Lohalse. ROW 1: M. Neri, P, Keelin. N. Racine, C. Leahy. ROW 2: B. Hye, M. Holland. J. Premore, K. Wertheim. R. Burke, C. Finnegan, D. Trainor, A. Geldin, Coach Luefr. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ' 63- ' 64 Takes two to tangle. 92 ROW !■ J. Leizer, G. Behelfer, G. Kennedy. R. Logeroos, R. Dalton. ROW 2: M. Riborich, Monager, R. Monning, A. LaMarche, R. Monners, T. DeYoung, M. Coccuilto, N. Crisler. ROW 3: Coach Robertson, R. Sofiiat. R. Lang, M. Verralli, J. Jacques, R. Lessels, F. Froelich. Pool Party WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC BOARD ROW li C. Brocker, L. Kloxton, E. Winterholter. ROW 2: G. Dunn, Dr. Backus. K. Clark, P. Wilson, Pres., G. Bradly, Sec.-Treos., R. McLaughlin, L. Bell, L. Covert, R. Rickard. Modern Dance ROW li 0. Rosenberg, K, Manor. ROW 2: J. Finch, J. Formon. M. Dufford. W. Mongiofridda, J. Griffing, P. Monelte, J. Bolter, J. Gelb, M. Gorlus, R. Cosmo, A. Glinsmann, M. Casselman. ROW H. Garneou, M. Coryer, M. Stevenson, J. DeKorp, J. Scheichtemeier, 2: C. Garajnie, K. Tlschler, J. Cushnle. K. Clyrner, V. Ounlop, L. Burt. Field Hockey ROW 1: B. Holmberg. ROW 2: C. Dewondler, B. Millord, G. Dunn, M. Amotulli, C. Brocker. ROW 3: K. Mullarky, P. Namzinski, J. Swan, A. LaPorte, E. Winterholter, Miss Vogt. Advisor. - 7 There it goes! Volleyball All-Stars ROW It J. Englert. C. Brocker, Monager. ROW 2: E. Wlnterholler, M Vorody, V. Bradley, P. Berry, A. Batson, A. Jaeger. Bowling ROW li P. Rooney, S. Jenkins, D. Mossey, M. Topal, C. Porter, S. Broekhuzen, Monager. ROW 2: M. Peterson, J. Abare, L. Sawyer, H. Allen, A. Lambe, C. Paley, J. Snyder, L. Dale, Mrs. Alice Wright. Synchronized Swimming ROW 1: S. Smith, A. O ' Brien, P. King. J. Pylko, J. Englert. ROW 2: M. Lindell, M. Amatulli, S. Thurston. K. Kennedy, K. Wenis. J. Hanley. L. Petersen, N. Waldo, M. Casselman. ROW 3: H. Shipiro, M. Hewes, N. Wieland, K. Palmer, Anne Kimball, Advisor. Each new class that arrives at Pitts- burgh is bigger than the one preceding it. With this growth in classes has come not only a growth in school spirit, but also a growth in intellectual spirit. As long as classes such as those of the past few years keep coming to Plattsburgh, there is no doubt that Plattsburgh wi continue its ascent to a top place in the State University College system. u K. Kennedy, Treosuror; H. Griffin, V. President; L. Drixol. Secretary,- M. Ribarich, President; Dean Piccard, Advisor. ROW li E. Vamosy, S. White. C. Laramie, S. Mor- genstern, P. Hahn, N. Averbach, C. Colvin, J. Tucker, S. Thurston, D. Grippen, K. Hartwell. ROW 2: A. Papineau, C. Tennyson, A. Anson, K. Wallenius, M. McDowell, G. Gleason, J. Borrett, L. McCumber, M. Young, K. Baker, C Jones. ROW 3: M. Fairlie, C. Melot, J. Walker, J. Alguire. W. Parris, K. Wer- theim, G. Thompson, E. Wachs, J. Howard Jr., D. Powell. A new spirit permeated our campus with the arrival of the CLASS of 1967. New growth they encouraged; friendship they developed. Their ideals are high, but not unattainable. They exemplify the growth of the college and hold the hopes of future progress. ROW It M. Dufrord, J. Formon, P. Hoadley, B. Skerky, L. Ward, J. Duquette, L. Aubel, J. Gara- mone, H. Moore, K. Gray, T. Moore. ROW 2: P. Berry, D. Lacombe, H. Allen, D. Tomosheuski, M. Mackey, L. Podeswa, K. Cowie, C. Mclnerney, N. Harrington, C. Clickner. ROW 3: T. Revitt, F. Ver- derosa, D. Smalley, K. Harrison, R. Jensen, B. Wood, R. Peters, S. Park, T. Reynolds, B. Ryan. 103 ROW || L. Dale, J. Seafldl, C. Cotton. P. O ' Connor, P. Vaughn, R. Parmenter, R. Castagna. ROW 2: M. Gregory, S. Kory, K. Delp. K. Schneider, J. Moklus, P. Polmer, S. Kugler. ROW 3: A. Hallenbeck, K. Konrad. L. Eaton, E. Davley, ROW 1i W. Sprentoll Jr., T. Sonzone, C. Ketcham, P. Baxter, L. Beagle, C. Griffing. G. Southworth, M. Schwartz. W. Johnsen, J. Russell. ROW 2: C. Ferraro. M. Simmons, S. Matthews, E. Manning, G. Warner, J. Snook, M. Sandford, L. McKnight, N. Gov stylo, L. McDuffie, J. Snyder. ROW 3: R. Dishman. S. Main, R. Dalton, S. Wlrth. R. Jones, J. Schroeder, R. Soniat, B. Bruso, J. Corrican, K. Delong, B. Hye. 104 ROW 1: P. Canning, J. Henry. H. Teele, S. Breck- huizen, S. Puffer, C. Humphrey, D. Schulze, A. Tyner, S. Fitzgerald, S. Johns. ROW 2: A. Bode, P. Rooney, S. Dunn, J. Warren, N. Rice, K. Vano, N. Wise, E. Mattoon, L. Duchene, C. Hart, M. Peck. ROW 3: L. Sorgeant, I. Barbell, A. Alrd, W. McAuliffe, H. McManus, M. Roder, J. Berlye, A. Pfizenmayer, R. Lessels, Jr., R. VonKorb. ROW 1: J. lombordoni, J. Premore, R. Burke, M. Cuttler, W. Gates, L. Buth, T. Reingold, H. Spring, K. Barney. ROW 2: D. Rheln, J. Ruby, C. Baynon Jr., N. Racine, P. Rogan, I. Peck, R. Burrows, L Chase, J. Varney, H. Blaise. ROW 3: J. Kuszay. M. Underwood, J. Rugman, P. Pelc. D. DeCoprio, A. DeCarlo, M. Pierson, S. Comfort, K. Allen, J. Leenhouts, A. Chambers. ROW |i P. Neidraurer, K. Markiewicz, J. Bromirski, C. Morrow, N. Schmid, S. Dohl- berg. M. Sweet, P. Copelond. B. Bossett, D. Rosalas. ROW 2: F. Stick, T. Panzorino, S. Varney. S. Bionco, R. Portland, J. Finch, G. Young, S. O ' Boyle, N. Wirland, J. Schmidt. ROW 3: D. Coons, C. Burns, P. Durkin, T. Callahon, R. Goerlitz, G. Kennedy, H. Ainsworth, V. Fowler, R. Clark, E. OeLaGarza. ROW 1i J. Miner, M. Riley, L. Campbell, L. McLaughlin, A. McGillis, J. Burwell, V. Evanciew, K. Tischler. S. Ryan, J. Carter, S. Edwards. ROW 2: J. Whitaker, M. Taro, C. Richardson, J. Atwood, S. McMahon, J. Farrell, B. Burton, G. Smith, C. Stevens, J. Decker. ROW 3: H. Wiethake, E. Waugh, D. Biskin, G. Behelfer, D. Baetens, W. Wait Jr.. R. Roche, A. Logerroos. 105 ROW h S. Eklof, K. Tolmadge. A. Hojos, M. Mar- tin, K. Bain, C. Parker, E. Maxson, R. Wuestefeld. B. Margolies, R. Clark. ROW 2: M. Pye. B. Feyer- obond. B. Millard, M. Amatulli, P. Freer, R. Fraund, L. Shwartz, M. Shifrin, K. West, J. Gelb. ROW 3: M. O ' Neil, L. Mundy, T. Dirmyer, J. Amodeo, F. Marx. R. Porter. S. LaDue. S. Grandy. ROW I, J. Abare, E. Driscoll, M. Monnix. L. Hal- pin, P. Zeleski, L. Pettersson, J. Swan, P. Rourke, L. Sawyer. ROW 2: S. Scorse, N. Goddeau, R. Seeney. J. Schlichtemeier, D. Dragoon, N. Dutton, J. LoFountaine, J. Gonyea, L. McKeown, J. Capi- lets, L. Nead. ROW 3: C. Webb, R. Youtt, D. Lofrance. D. Clinch, R, Gardam, J. Tromblee, R. Sherman, J. Whisher, B. Lent. ROW 1: L. Gilmore, K. Pucci, K. LancaSer, R. Smith, A. Engel, D. Alexander, M. Conger, A. Lefebvre, C. Duignan, M. Topol, M. O ' Marra. ROW 2: S. Roberts, G. Hoch, C. Matthews, S. Saulpaugh, K. Kennedy, S. Doran, M. de Szell, C Burr, S. Powers. B. Chapman, J. Hall. ROW 3: M. Drollette, A. Tollman, L. Gilmore, T. Gillard, R. Johnson, R. Weissflog, J. Dennison, D. Trainor, T. Giordano. 106 107 ROW 1 J. Woods, L. Emmert. M. A. Lima, G. Holub, S. Dupree, J. Hoffman. ROW 2 R. Ruhl, W. Richards, K. Couley, R. Yankowski, M. Tyack, D. Morrison, J. Boker. T. Jones. ROW 1 L, Powell, M. Hayes, R. Streb. V. Connolly, B. Sage, S. Grastorl. ROW 2 G. Getrost, 0. Williams, H. Rich, J. McGreevy. C. Minlz, L. Taft. ROW 3 J. Morrett, D. Giles, B. Fish, P. Kroll. J. Wilson, J. McNaughlon, J. Harrison, J. Griffing. M. Borallo, W. Mangiafridda. ROW 1 B. Holcombe, K. Hines, J. Murroy, J. Duprey, J. Kopyta, B. Kennedy. ROW 2 S. Harvey, G. Weeks, D. Toylor, N. Persons, I. Rosenzweig, J. Haskell. ROW 3 A. Greey, P. Clark, R. Dwyer. S. Sabine, T. Chopin, G. LaRose, B. King. L. Bruce, B. Raymo. CLASS OF ROW h P. LaGrave, K. Vanderwerker, L. Law, S. Pulmon, N. Calvi, E. Senecal. ROW 2: L. Teetsel, J. LaMounloin, C. Yop, R. Feuersrein, S. Bright. L. Lopordo. ROW 3: P. Monette, J. Adams, G. Grevling, D. Wagner, R. Loyche, R. Craig, F. Jause, T. Grenville, C. Widmer, R. Lapointe. ROW 1: J. Sails, J. Englert, C. Gabrielle, J. Ladd. ROW 2: B. Holloway, G. Brodley, M. Schiebel, T. Jacobsen, S. Vaadi. J. Hazen. ROW 3: C. Lonergan, M. Faerber, P. Kennedy, E. Dailey, R. Fillmore, B. Deshaies, S. Hoffman, B. Larsen, T. Spalding. 110 1966 ROW 1: M. Cohill. B. Monley. Z. McMahon, R. Cosmo, B. Oldin, P. Fox. ROW 2: L. Karst, N. Richey, M. A. Lee, D. Hesseltine, R. Parry, J. Buller. ROW 3: M. A. Etu, B. McDermott, P. Berry, M. Varady, H. Shapiro, P. Bracey, J. Burkhardl, C. Sandner, B. lundy, C. Woodcock. ROW li P. Heyse. S. Hale. M. luedtke. K. lellermon. L. Goerold, C. Chose ROW 2: D. Sayre. S. Papc- zun, C. Zelinsky, J. Davison, S. Burger, D. Bolton. ROW 3: P. Fields. J. Perry, J. Pendor. J. Mahoney, R. Youngblood, C. Finley, R. Harg, G. Bushey, G. Grossman, D. Tollman. Ill CLASS OFFICERS AT THE MET. ROW 1: J. Goodsell. ROW 2: D. Barney, K. Hansen, M. Soulhwick, L. Mackey, B. Gilbert, K. Haley. ROW li G. Gregory, S. Abare, K. Ellsworth, G. Geist, R. Brender, K. Fisher, C. Firman, K. Haley, C. Bronson, H. Fellows, J. Abel. ROW 2: B. Gilbert, B. Gifford, D. Gage, J. Goodsell, J. Barber, D. Barney, B. Becker, D. Baldwin, B. Baumann, R. Baker, M. Gianni, S. Borstow. I ' m CLASS OF 112 ROW 1: S. Colby, J. Constable, K. Doyle, P. Busone, B. McGarry, G. McGillicuddy, N. SantaCrocc, L. Mackey, R. Schlomonn, S. Hoyden, P. Hurd. ROW 2: K. Buck, C. Dunkley, R. DeFreest, J. Diebold, M. Crowell, M. Deegon, S. Sollzer, S. Secord, C. Montos, D. Robideau, J. Macomber, C. Maxwell, S. Ellis, C. Doroski. 1966 O t) 00 r O iUL ■ r n to 113 ROW It S. Honsen, C. Longo, A. McGroth. S. Kirchner, M. Allen, S. Turner. ROW 2: L Winslow, G. Dunn, P. Flanagan, J. E. Conley. A. Rust. S. Aunchmon. ROW 3: C. Martin, B. Bruwer, D. McCarthy, D. Witte, J. Fort, T. Goldsmith, A. Perrotre, M. Hunt. ROW li J. Jones, N. Fitzgerald, J. McElwain, J. Hockford, D. Guevin. ROW 2: D. Bronchetti, J. Cushnie. M. Dalloire, J. Buehler, C. Zelner, C. Nailor. ROW 3: K. Mullarkey. S. Hains. S. Branch, D. Freda, H. Wilson, K. Clymer, C. McCauley, M. Bazar. 114 CLASS OF 1 965 M. Allen, secretory; G. I9 Brocq. V. Preild« n ( H. Dcluney, Treasurer; D. Chauvln. President; Dr. Johnson, Advisor. 118 ROW |i A. Turner. F. Pope. C. Oppel, C. Plumley ROW 2: N. Pollok. F. Reed, S. Pederson, M. Yahnker, G. Reiss, M. Shokey. ROW |i S. Clark. J. Mageeon. M. Allen ROW 2: P. Wilson, C. Jakusz. P. Phillips. D. Duchorme. ROW 1: L. Colombino. J. Forrigan, K. Boyea, L. Buell ROW 2: J. Volrow, J. Wil- liams, D. Chauvan. CLASS OF 1965 ROW |i C. S. Bierman, B. Mehrtens. L. Bell. J. Lee ROW 2: I. Trzoskos, K. Feldman, J. Anlwine, M. Caccuitto. 121 ROW li V. Mangels, E. Hyman, S. Bernard. V. Dunlap. T. Loughan, D. McGulra. CLASS OF 1965 ROW It K. Ewold, M. Boshow. P. Zowaski, F. Rybaczyk, P. St.John, P. LeBlonc. P. DiBocco. 122 123 1 24 ROW ONE: J. McMahon, A. King ROW TWO: E Jones. P. Connelly. M. Wilber. R. Karla. CLASS OF 1965 ROW ONE: G. Decker, L. Peck ROW TWO: D. Foy, D. Beebie. J. Lehmkuhl, L. Snyder. 125 126 ROW It V. Wisner, M. Stonton ROW 2: S. Bedord, M. Snyder, I. Rarick, S. Moses, 8. Solenskl. ROW || S. Revoir, P. Hastings, V. Brown. ROW 2: M. Weed, A. Sweeney, G. Burch. |. O ' Reilly, R. leathermon. Wit 1 CLASS OF 1965 127 ROW h J. Ladd, J. Votrow, R. Peuplie, R. Pitman. M. Minni, G. LeBrocq. ROW 1: D. Cronin, J. Curtis. M. Oopolito, C. Campbell. ROW 2: S. Brunfc, J. Casey, J. Carroll, L. Chap- man, M. Brustein. ROW I, T. Favota, R. Golouach, R. Hakes, J. Dockum, M. Wroble, B. Gable, N. Wasmulh. 128 Douglas Chauvin Pat Halahan Christine Jakusz I £91 J I Q _ Paul St. John Richard Schell Maureen Allen As regular students, the Seniors at Plattsburgh have come to the end of one phase of growth. They will con- tinue growing, however, as students of life. As this kind of student, each Platts- burgh Senior will make a contribution to his own growth and to the growth of others with whom he comes in con- tact. Mr. Leaven, Advisor, B. Brassard, V. Pres., T. Motthews, Pres.. R. Ellsworth, Treas., C. Mone, Sec. CLASS HISTORY We arrived on September 14, 1960, not knowing quite what to expect and somewhat apprehensive of the days and months between us and that far distant day four years thence. Nevertheless orientation was soon over and we were wrapped up in Freshman Week, with those darn sophomores making us carry books and signs, sing songs, and even clean the sidewalks with toothbrushes. Then came the Tennis Court Oath and Black Friday. No, we would ' never forgive those sophomores. They didn ' t give us our chance to pull them through the pond. By that time classes were in full swing and we were getting our first taste of higher education, and our first of many lessons in how to think. In November we organized as a class and elected Joe Baker as our first president, Under his guidance we sponsored the succeessful Freshman Dance — Mis- tletoe Melody. Then in February we built the toad stool as our entry in the snow sculpture contest. Last, but not least of our freshman memories was that infamous day at the city beach when the Sophomores honored us at the annual Freshman-Sophomore picnic. Eric Martinsen headed our sophomore year. That year we got our chance and for the second time in history, the sophomores pulled the freshmen through the pond. Our sophomore slump was given a rest when our Soiree — Syonora — had a record attendance. We ' ll never forget that leaky pond. That spring we stood out in the crowd with the arrival of those red class blazers. Al the half-woy mark we chose John DuBois to lead the class which was chiefly concerned with directing itself toward one week in April — Junior Week. We were advised that it was to be only a weekend but our number system proved to be extremely capable of overcoming that barrier. On Thursday, events cli- maxed when the unexpected, but not so unexpected, Lord Affair occurred. Repercussions? Yes! The next day was another not-supposed-to-be but was — sneak day. We ' ll never reveal what happened. Saturday night was Continental Carousel with Junior Prom Court, Queen Joanne Picirilli and King John DuBois followed by the Lettermen on Sunday. On Class Day, Eddie Dalmafa and her staff presented the Junior gift, the 1963 Cardinal. And somehow we managed to end the year with a bang when our new president, Tom Matthews, almost dropped out of sight in the red mantle, the symbol of the Senior Class. Although we were once again joined by our ever- popular nurses, student teaching and classes separated us, This year we concerned ourselves with planning for alumni organization and for June 7, 1964. Today is that day. Our fears and apprehensions of college days are gone and in their place are the friend- ships and memories of our alma mater and our Class of 1964. We won ' t forget. We can ' t; it is part of our lives. 137 Marjorie E. Allen Utica Home Economics Antony Barbarita Plattsburgh Secondary Math 138 CLASS Mary Lou Aloi Peru Early Childhood Edith Barber West port Home Economics OF 1964 Margaret Barter Gloversville Nurse Teacher Elizabeth Barney Ma lone General Elementary Marie Barnes New Hampton General Elementary Marie Barkman Chappaqua Nurse Teacher Anne Beldan Centerville, Mass. General Elementary David Bedell Chestertown Secondary English Audrey Beaudoin Saugerties Nurse Teacher Anne Marie Batson Whitesboro General Elementary 139 CLASS June Bendel Montgomery Nurse Teacher Natalie Bishop Halesite General .Elementary ft Lawrence Bennett Lake Luzerne Sec. Social Studies Margaret Blanchard Indian Lake Home Economics Dianne Bennink East Greenbush General Elementary Maureen Blaney Utica Nurse Teacher Mary Ann Bernhardt Bay Shore Nurse Teacher Marilyn Blood Troy General Elementary 140 OF 1 964 Marilyn Blum Boon vi lie Nurse Teacher Kathryn Bradt Altamont Nurse Teacher Wendy Blumkin New Rochelle General Elementary Philip Borzumato Staten Island Sec. Social Studies Karen Brave Dover Plains Nurse Teacher Walter Boynton Gloversville Secondary Math Patricia Bruce Granville General Elementary William Brassard Malone Sec. Social Studies 141 David Campbell Malone General Elementary 142 Michael Carney Corinth General Elementary 143 CLASS Linda Cole Saranac Sec. Social Studies mm Marie Connola Rensselaer General Elementary Anita Corey Dannemora General Elementary Mary Coryer Ellensburgh Secondary Math Herbert Costello Corinth General Elementary Patricia Cuggy New York City Home Economics Donald Corsetti Schuylerville General Elementary Kathleen Culley Brooklyn General Elementary 144 OF 1 964 Edalena Dalmata Gloversville Home Economics Louis DelSole Fort Edward General Elementary Nancy Dalton Valley Stream General Elementary Joan Ann Denkiewicz Huntington General Elementary 145 CLASS John DuBois Bayport Sec. Social Studies Gloria Earle Duane Home Economics Madeleine Dufresne Platlsburgh General Elementary Karen Edmunson Ashokan Nurse Teacher Patricia Durkee Cherubusco Sec. Social Studies Carol Eggleston Lake Luzerne Secondary Math Linda Dussault Schenectady General Elementary Claudette Ehren Gansevort General Elementary 146 Randolph Ellsworth Chestertown Secondary Math Annis Everleth Cadyville General Elementary OF 1 964 Suzanne Erick Forestville Nurse Teacher Marilyn Engle Rotterdam Nurse Teacher Emmett Favreau West Chazy Secondary Science Ann Feichtner Del mar Nurse Teacher Shailer Evans Cambridge General Elementary Patrick Finnegan Bloomingdale General Elementary 147 Mary Ann Fischer Troy General Elementary Katharyn Fitts Rouses Point General Elementary Barbara Foley Sodus Nurse Teacher Evelyn S. Friedman Plaftsburgh General Elementary John Fitzgerald Lake Placid General Elementary CLASS Margaret FitzSimons Bronx General Elementary Mary Ellen Freer Germantown Home Economics Deborah Frost Berkley Heights, N.J. Nurse Teacher 148 OF 1964 Altamont Home Economics Joan Gilbert Bayside General Elementary Sylvia Getman Ogdensburgh Early Childhood Belainesh Gebre-Hywot Ethiopia Home Economics Emily Gokey Granville General Elementary Judith Godfrey Auburn General Elementary Patricia Glasgow Plattsburgh Secondary English Carol Glasel Baldwin Home Economics 149 CLASS Carol Romm Hadden Plattsburgh Home Economics 150 Mary Jane Hatch Apalachin Secondary Math 151 CLASS David Hubert Glens Falls General Elementary Arthur Jandreau Plattsburgh Secondary Science John Huchro Jr. Port Henry General Elementary Louine Hunneyman Redwood Home Economics Patricia Johnson Glen Cove Home Economics Elizabeth Hunt Dannemora Nurse Teacher Shirley Jubert Altona Home Economics Debra Johnson Warertown Nurse Teacher 152 OF 1 964 Daniel Kalina Valley Stream General Elementary Marion Koehane Port Leyden Home Economics Karen Keel Weedsport Nurse Teacher Shirley Kallop Yonkers Home Economics Thomas Kilroy Saranac Lake General Elementary Janice Kellogg Stillwater Early Childhood Virginia Koehler Lynbrook Nurse Teacher Gretchen Kloepfer Syracuse General Elementary 153 Sandra Koenig Brooklyn General Elementary Phyllis Krakowski Brooklyn Nurse Teacher Veronica LaFave Malone Sec. Social Studies CLASS Mary LaFountain Granville General Elementary Jean Lagerway Brooklyn Nurse Teacher rr Wendy Latteri Napanoch Nurse Teacher Carol LaFountain Champlain General Elementary Rose Marie LaValley Morrisonville General Elementary 154 OF 1964 Suzanne Lavigne Pittsburgh General Elementary Barbara Locke Brasher Falls Early Childhood Catherine Lawler Smithtown General Elementary Leland Loftier Moria General Elementary Linda Anne Lennon Manhasset Early Childhood Cynthia Ley Broad Albin Nurse Teacher Cleda McAllister Lisbon General Elementary C. Suzanne Lupton Corinth General Elementary 155 William McCarty Fort Edward General Elementary Marie McKearney Mount Kisco Nurse Teacher Daniel McNamara Crown Point General Elementary CLASS Patricia McPartland Congers General Elementary Donna MacWilliams Poughkeepsie Home Economics Joy Manson Fort Covington Home Economics Martin Mannix Plattsburgh Secondary English Richard Moloney Ogdensburgh Secondary Math 156 Sharon Masterson Moriah General Elementary Emilie Middleton Hague General Elementary Helen Mizma Hilton Nurse Teacher CLASS Florence Mitchell Ma lone Home Economics 158 OF 1 964 159 CLASS Elizabeth Niles Lawrenceville Nurse Teacher Jay Niles Lawrenceville Secondary Math Rose Marie Niles White Creek General Elementary Linda Ogden Delmar General Elementary Carol Olchowy Hudson General Elementary Anne Osborne Old Forge Home Economics Daniel O ' Connell Plaftsburgh Secondary Science Nancy Osmundsen Stolen Island General Elementary 160 OF 1 964 Jean Ostrowski New York Mills Nurse Teacher Norma Jean Patnode Clintonville General Elementary Edith Palau Elmont Nurse Teacher Sue Paul Hadley Home Economics [61 Beatrice Persse Holland Nurse Teacher Michael Pombrio Ogdensburgh General Elementary CLASS Patricia Polak Binghamton Nurse Teacher Kathy Phelan S. Glens Falls General Elementary Joanne Piccirilli Mechanicsville General Elementary Wendy Rasmussen Babylon Nurse Teacher Irmgard Rasser Glen Cove Sec. Social Studies Maureen Powell Plattsburgh General Elementary 162 OF 1 Marcia Ann Raybeck Brewster Nurse Teacher Vicki Redding Rochester Nurse Teacher Michael Riley Pittsburgh Secondary Math 163 Karen Rosi Lake George Nurse Teacher 164 Jerilyn Sardullo Sloatsburg Nurse Teacher 165 CLASS Barbara Schreiner North Syracuse Home Economics Stephanie Scott Greene General Elementary Sheilah Scripah Schenectady Home Economics Daniel Shaw Bay Shore Sec. Social Studies Merrellyn Shipherd Etna General Elementary Linda Sifford Champlain General Elementary Janet Seaman Salisbury Mills General Elementary Carole Singer Glens Falls General Elementary 166 OF 1 964 Catherine Slevin Manhasset Nurse Teacher Ann Smith Watertown Home Economics Dorothy Smith Fort Ann General Elementary Mary Siska Schenectady Early Childhood Sharon Smith Ma lone General Elementary Susan Smith Watkins Glen Nurse Teacher Dena Somerville Oswego Nurse Teacher Jacqueline Smith Spring Valley Nurse Teacher 167 CLASS Winifred Speyer Flushing Home Economics Olympia Sponza Shenorock General Elementary Bonnie Steinmetz LeRoy General Elementary Johannah Steinruck Plattsburgh General Elementary Harriet Stern Spring Valley Home Economics Christine Coppins Stapp Whitehall General Elementary Sally Ann Stevens Plattsburgh General Elementary Lawrence Storrs Cadyville Sec. Social Studies 168 OF 1 Nancy Sunderland Ellenburgh General Elementary Rowland Tamblyn Plattsburgh General Elementary Mary Anne Sweeney Ballston Spa Nurse Teacher Donna Taylor Saratoga Springs Home Economics 169 Judith Tierney Pittsburgh Secondary English 170 Carol True N. Wilbroham, Mass. General Elementary 171 Mary Lou Washburn Lake Luzerne General Elementary Diana Wells Elmira Home Economics Ronetta Watrous Binghamton Nurse Teacher Ruth Wells Madrid Home Economics CLASS Carol Joy Wesko Endicott Secondary English Rita Weller Lake George General Elementary Ruth Ann White Dannemora Secondary Math Barbara Whitmeyer Rome Nurse Teacher 172 OF 1 964 Helen Winters Lisbon Home Economics Ellen Winterhalter Morris Plains, N.J. Home Economics Penelope Williams Williamsville Home Economics Audrey Williams Brockport Home Economics Shirley Witherwax Peru Nurse Teacher Patricia Wiswal Glens Falls General Elementary Geraldine Wirth Flushing General Elementary James Whittaker Spragueville Secondary English 173 Beverly Wright Endicott Nurse Teacher Barbara Zwick Rye Nurse Teacher 174 Walking in a Winter Wonderland Ardent Fans Not a cent left. It ' s across the street girls, not down there. The striving for excellence by students is growing more evident each year. It is shown not only by the Honors Center display, but also by growth in number of independent study projects, by in- creased classroom activities, and by growth in every phase of campus life. Pittsburgh students strive for excellence not only academically but socially and personally as well. s NAL PEIEVANCE ' ■ ; ; Social and Beha I 1 i c AL « 0F EXCELLENCE ■ ' RAL Sciences • ' thinking Sedcoy C-o-lt« Cos  ' JJM • cneu . nun • ; KAPPA DELTA PI An Honor Society in Education ROW 1: H. Todd, E. Moore. M. Pombrlo. R. Saleh. A. Botson, S. Converse. ROW 7: S. Cossidy, L. Fickenwirth, C. Schneider. M. LoHnk. J. Harrington, J. Todd. ROW 3: P. Glasgow, A. Williams, Dr. Redcay, M. Connola, G. Greinerl, R. Grimmke, J. Hausdorf. ROW h G. Mole. T. Lorgon, G. Waddy. B. Gable, G. Evons, M. Dreyfuss, C. Stapp. ROW 2: D. Mead, R. Royer, G. Anson. J. Muller, P. DiBacco, P. Duckett. K. Boyea. ROW 3: K. Mara, J. Seaman, C. True, R. Newcomb, M. Sluzas, M. Mercier, J. Dwyer. Missing: J. Rellly, R. A. White, E. Barber. V. Bumbalo, K. Bechard, M. Blanchard, W. Boynton, J. Den- kiewkz. M. Hanchelt, W. Loso, L. Sifford, W. Speyer, S. Warren, D. Wells, A. Williams. G. Carmen, L. Cole, S. Jubert, N. Sunderland, J. Jackson. THETA KAPPA CHAPTER 181 VISITING STUDENTS H. VanMuoi, A. Petterson, K. Bomhout, O. Wagner, O. Stenholm. Absent: M. Awwod, R. Saleh, B. Gehrehwyoi, K. TranAhn. 182 184 185 FIRST ANNUAL HONORS CONVOCATION ROW I: C. Mone. D. Herhelm. ROW 2: L. Aisenstar, J. Farewell. W. Vanderwerker. ROW 3: E. Martin- sen, M. Allen, J. Dwyer, M. Mannix. 190 191 Once ' a pond ' a time We ' re on our way. Darn bugs! They soid il couldn ' t be done. SENIOR DIRECTORY JACK ABBOT, Glens Falls. CATHERINE ADAMS, Massena. NATHAN LEE AI5ENSTAT, Brooklyn; Student Counselor; House of Delegates.- Pi Alpha Nu ; Swimming Team,- Intramurals. SUSAN ALDOUS, Canton; Home Economics Club; Alpha Kappa Phi; Counselor; Who ' s Who. SANDRA RUTH ALGER, Boonville. MARJORIE ALLEN, Utica,- Home Economics Club, Treasurer,- State Chairman of College Clubs Section of New York State Home Economics Association,- Girls ' Chorus,- Alpha Kappa Phi. SABIH AMIN AL-MARAYATI, Pittsburgh. MARY LOU ALOI, Peru; Early Childhood Club. TRAN-KIM ANH, Cholon, South Viet-Nam. HERBERT ASHLINE, Schuyler Falls,- Intramural Sports,- Chairman March of Dimes Basket Ball Tournament. ANN BABEL, Plaftsburgh. PATRICIA BAILEY, Hudson Falls,- Alpha Delta Theta; Interfra- ternity Council; Social Committee; Residence Hall Represen- tative to Interclass Board. JOSEPH DONALD BAKER, Port Henry. ANTHONY JOSEPH BARBARITA, Pittsburgh. EDITH BARBER, Westport; Girls ' Basketball; Home Economics Club; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. ELEANOR BARBER, Plattsburgh. MARIE LOUISE BARKMAN, Chappaqua; SNTA, Secretary,- News in Blues; Counselor. MARIE BARNES, New Hampton,- Cheerleaders,- Woman ' s Intra- murals. ELIZABETH BARNEY, Malone; Alpha Kappa Phi. MARILYN BATES, Plattsburgh. ANNE BATSON, Whitesboro,- Woman ' s Residence Board; Alpha Delta Theta, President; Counselor, Kappa Delta Pi. AUDREY BEAUDOIN, WaterFord; SNTA,- News in Blues. KATHLEEN BECHARD, Champlain. GEORGE BECKLEY, Plattsburgh. DAVE BEDELL, Chestertown,- Delta Kappa Delta. ANN BELDAN, Centerville, Massachusetts; Girls ' Chorus; Cardi- nal Staff 1963; SEANYS,- General Elementary Club. JUNE BENDEL, Montgomery,- SNTA; Northern Light Staff; SNANYS; Nursing Assistant. LAWRENCE BENNETT, Lake Luzerne. DIANNE BENNINK, East Greenbush; Alpha Delta Theta, Resi- dence Council; Interfraternity Council, Treasurer,- Sorority Council; Winter Weekend Committee Chairman. MARY ANN BERNHARDT, Bay Shore. ROBERT BESHAW, Mayfield. NATALIE BISHOP, Hontington,- Student Social Committee Chairman,- Alpha Delta Theta; Sophomore Class Secretary; Northern Light. MARGARET BLANCHARD, Indian Lake,- Kappa Delta Pi; Home Economics Club. MAUREEN BLANEY, Utica. EDWARD BLONDIN, Fort Edward. MARILYN BLOOD, Troy, Alpha Kappa Phi. MARILYN BLUM, Boonville,- Newman Club,- Band,- SNTA; SNANYS. WENDY BLUMKIN, New Rochelle,- Early Childhood; Spanish Club; Modern Dance. PHILIP BORZUMATO, New York City,- Theta Kappa Beta,- House of Delegates,- IRC, President,- Eastern States Conference. WALTER BOYNTON, Gloversville,- Kappa Delta Pi; Cardinal Staff 1963. WILLIAM BRASSARD, Malone; Theta Kappa Beta,- Class of 1964 Treasurer,- Interfraternity Council; Curriculum Com- mittee. KAREN BRAVE, Dover Plains; Girls Chorus; SNANYS; Social Committee. CAROLYN BRENNAN, Plattsburgh. VICTOR BUMBALO, Utica; Detal Kappa Delta; Footlighters. GEORGE BUSH, Plattsburgh. GARY BUTLER, Plattsburgh; Varsity Baseball. DAVID CAMPBELL, Malone,- IRC; Student Directory,- Northern Light. VICTORIA CAPUANO, Salem. LINDA CAREY, Saratoga Springs,- Phi Kappa Chi; General Elementary Club; Intersorority Council; Resident Hall Government. MICHAEL CARNEY, Corinth; Varsity Club; Intramural Sports,- Varsity Soccer,- General Elementary Club. HERBERT CARPENTER, Plattsburgh. JAMES CASE, Batavia; Science Club,- Secondary Club; SEANYS,- Intramurals. SUE CASSIDY, Evens Mills. PHYLLIS CHASE, Chateaugay, Girls ' Chorus; Music Council; Coll Air. JOHN CLANCY, Schuylerville. THOMAS CLANCY, Schuylerville. FREDERICK CLARK, Plattsburgh. JUDITH GODFREY CLARK, Auburn; College Chorale, Secretary, President; Music Council, Treasurer, President. MICHAEL CLARK, Berplanck, SHIRLEY CLARK, New York; College Community Orchestra; Modern Dance,- Intramural Sports,- Music Council. SUSAN CAROL CLARK, Delmar. 194 SUSAN RUTH CLARK, Delmar; SNTA, SNANYS, Delegate to SNANYS State Convention; Student Government; News in Blues. JAMES CLEVELAND, Salem; Delta Kappa Delta,- Baseball; Soccer; Varsity Club; Track. JANE MARY COFFEY, Plattsburgh. LINDA JAYNE COLE, Saranac. MARIE CONNOLA, Rensselaer; Dean ' s Desert Hour; Kappa Delto Pi; Phi Kappa Chi, Chorister; Intersorority Council. SUSAN CONVERSE, Plattsburgh. JOAN COOK, Ballston Spa. SUSAN COPELAND, Plattsburgh. ANITA COREY, Dannemora; SEANYS. DONALD CORSETTI, Schuylerville; Varsity Basketball. MARY CORYER, Depot. HERBERT COSTELLO, Corinth. CLAUDE COUPAL, Plattsburgh; Theta Kappa Beta. DAVID CRAW, Mt. McGregor,- Delta Kappa Delta,- Soccer,- Baseball Manager; J.V. Basketball. PATRICIA CUGGY, New York; Alpha Delta Theta, Cardinal Staff 1963,- Home Eonomics Club; Newman Club. KATHLEEN CULLEY, Brooklyn; Phi Koppa Chi. JACK CZARNETZKY, Saranac. EDALENIA DALMATA, Gloversville,- Counseling Assistant; Car- dinal Editor 1963; Women ' s Residence Hall Committees; Junior Prom Court 1963. NANCY DALTON, Valley Stream,- Girls ' Sports Editor of Car- dinal 1963; General Elementary Club, Vice President; Resi- dence Government; Student Counselor. CAROLE D ' AMOUR, Williston Park; Home Economics Club. GORDEN DECKER, Westport; Secondary Club; SEANYS; Pi Alpha Nu. RONETTA DECOSSE, Binghamton,- SNTA. DIANA DELORME, Keeseville; Newman Club. LOUIS DELSOLE, Fort Edward. MARYELLEN DENIO, Old Forge; SEANYS. JOAN DENKIEWICZ, Huntington; Phi Kappa Chi; Kappa Delta Pi Moderator for International Week; SEANY, Secretary. Secondary Club. MARIE DERENBERGER, Ogdensburg. FRANK DIBERNARDO, Granville. RICHARD DONAH, Plattsburgh. KAY DRAGOON, West Chazy. JOHN DUBOIS, Bayport; Junior Class President; Senior Senator to the Student Association Senate,- Delegate to Eastern States Association; Who ' s Who; Junior Court King,- Delta Kappa Delta, President, Secretary. GARY DUESBERG, Plattsburgh; Theta Kappa Beta,- Newman Club. LYNN DUFORT, Malone. MADELEINE DUFRESNE, Plattsburgh; Newman Club; SEANY ' S. PARTICIA DURKEE, Churubusco. LINDA DUSSAULT, Schenectady,- Phi Kappa Chi. GLORIA EARLE, Duane; Alpha Kappa Phi; Home Economics Club. CAROLE EGGLESTON, Lake Luzerne; Footlighters,- Secondary Club; Northern Light; Winter Weekend Invitations Commit- tee 1963. CLAUDETTE EHREN, Gansevoort. RANDOLPH ELLSWORTH, Chestertown; Theta Kappa Beta,- Cardinal Staff 1963. ALICE ELSTIEN, Malone. MARILYN ENGLE, Rotterdam. SUZANNE ERICK, Forestville; SNTA; NYSSNTA; Alpha Kappa Phi, Guard. GERALD ETESSE, Peru. SHAILER EVANS, Cambridge; Pi Alpha Nu. ANNIS EVERLETH, Cadyville; Alpha Kappa Phi. JOHN FAREWELL, Beekmantown; SEANYS,- House of Delegates,- Et Cetera Editor 1964; Chief Justice of the Student Court of the Student Association. EMMETT FAVREAU, West Chazy. ANNE FEICHTNER, Delmar. NANCY MIDDLETON FERREIRA, Silver Bay. IRMGARD RASSER FICKENWIRTH, Glen Cone; Kappa Delta Pi; IRC; Educational Club; Student Representative to the Presi- dent ' s Committee on International Understanding. BEVERLY FINDLEY, New Rochelle. PATRICK FINNEGAN, Bloomingdale,- Theta Kappa Beta,- Inter- fraternity Council; House of Delegates. MARY ANN FISCHER, Troy ; SEANYS; IRQ Girls ' Intramurals. KATHARYN FITTS, Rouses Point. JOHN FITZGERALD, Lake Placid; Footlighters; Northern Light. MARGARET FITZSIMONS, Northport; General Elementary Club; SEANYS; IRC; Newman Club. BARBARA HARRIS FOLEY, Sodus. MARY FREER, Germantown; Home Economics Club. EVELYN FRIEDMANN, Plattsburgh. DEBORAH FROST, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey. H.L MARGO GARNEAU, Plattsburgh; Alpha Kappa Phi. BELANISH GEBREHYWOT, Ethiopia. JUDITH GEORGE, Schenectady,- Home Economics Club; Phi Kappa Chi. DON GERTSCH, Plattsburgh. SYLVIA GETMAN, Ogdensburg,- Early Childhood Club; All-Col- lege Health Safety Committee,- Counselor. RONALD GIAMBRUNO, Plattsburgh. JOAN GILBERT, Bayside; Student Social Committee,- 1962 Chairman of Homecoming Weekend; House of Delegates; Northern Light. 195 DIANA GILPIN, Saranac Lake. PATRICIA GIROUX, Peru. CAROL GLASEL, Baldwin. PATRICIA GLASGOW, Pittsburgh; SEANYS,- Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; Band. NORMAN WALKER GOFF, Essex; Alpha Kappa Phi; Home Eco- nomics Club. EMILY GOKEY, Bright Waters. JUDITH GOODSELL, Burnt Hills; SNTA; SNANYS; NYSSNTA; News In Blues. MARIE GORSKI, Stillwater,- Northern Light; Newman Club. VICTORIA GREGORIO, Fort Ann; Secondary Club; IRC ; Et Cetera,- Residence Hall Government. GAIL GREINERT, Ballslon Spa,- Home Economics Club; Social Science Club; Counselor,- Residence Social Committee. NANCY GRIFFITH, Delmar; Early Childhood Club; Student Rep- resentative of Executive Board of Education. IDA HAENDE. ANNETTE HAEUSSLER, Woodstock; Alpha Kappa Phi; Girls ' Chorus,- SNTA; News in Blues. ELLEN HAHER, Haverstraw,- SNTA; SNANYS; WAA; Nursing Assistant; News In Blues. GORDON HALL, Plartsburgh. MICHAELINE HANCHETT, Latham; Phi Kappa Chi. MARY HANSEN, Stillwater. DIANE HARPER. GILBERT HARRIS, Pittsburgh; General Elementary Club; Mixed Vocal Ensemble, RAYMOND HARRIS, West Chazy. MARY JANE HATCH, Apalachin; WAA; Northern Light; TIWA- YA-EE. DIANNE HERHEIM, Gouverneur; ACEI; Residence Hall Govern- ment; Phi Kappa Chi; Interfraternity Council. HARRIETT HERRON, Dannemora. CAROL HESS, Cobleskill; Alpha Kappa Phi; SNTA; SNANYS; NYSSNTA. EDWARD HICKEY, Saratoga Springs.- SEANYS,- Intramurals. CAROLANN HILLER, Amityville,- Home Economics Club; Alpha Kappa Phi,- WAA. HO VAN MUOI, Cholon, Viet-Nam. KAY HOBBS, Ellenburg Center. CAROLYN HOLZINGER, Floral Park; Home Economics Club; Alpha Kappa Phi; Girls ' Chorus; House of Delegates. DAVID HUBERT, Glens Falls,- Delta Kappa Delta. JOHN HUCHRO, Port Henry ; Theta Kappo Beta,- SEANYS; Newman Club. LOUINE HUNNEYMAN, Redwood; Home Economics Club. ELIZABETH HUNT, Dannemora; IRC; SNTA; SNANYS; NYS- SNTA. BARBARA HUSE, Home Economics Club, President 62-63. ARTHUR JANDREAU, Pittsburgh; Delta Kappa Delta,- Second- ary Club. GEORGE JAVA, Mineville. DEBRA JOHNSON, Watertown,- Alpha Delta Theta; SNTA; SNANYS; NYSSNTA. EDWARD JOHNSON, Stratford; SEANYS; Band. ROBERT JONES, Glens Falls. SHIRLEY JUBERT, Altona. DANIEL KALINA, Valley Stream,- Counselor. SHIRLEY KALLOP, Yonkers,- Home Economics Club; Counselor,- Cardinal Staff; Tiwa-ya-ee. KAREN KEEL, Weedsport; Alpha Kappa Phi; SNTA. JANICE KELLOGG, Stillwater; Alpha Kappa Phi. MARION KEOHANE, Port Leyden; Home Economics Club; IRC; Counselor. THOMAS KILROY, Saranac Lake,- Delta Kappa Delta,- Chorale,- Soccer,- Track. JAMES KLINE, Pittsburgh. GRETCHEN KLOEPFER, Syracuse. VIRGINIA KOEHLER, Lynbrook; Alpha Delta Theta; SNTA; SNANYS. SANDRA KOENIG, Brooklyn. PHYLLIS KRAKOWSKI, Brooklyn; SNTA; SNANYS; Newman Club. VERONICA LAFAVE, Malone. CAROL LAFONTAINE, Champlain. MARY LAFOUNTAIN, Granville; Newman Club; Volley Ball. JEAN LAGERWAY, Brooklyn. ARLENE MIDDLETON LASHWAY, Schenectady. WENDY LATTER I, Napanock; Et Cetera,- Residence Board; Sec- retary of Student Association in N.Y.C.; Literary Club. ROSE MARIE LA VALLEY, Saranac Lake. MALCOLM LAVERY, Pittsburgh. SUZANNE LAVIGNE, Pittsburgh; Alpha Kappa Phi; Newman Club; Co-ed Bowling. CATHERINE LAWLER, Smithtown; Eastern States Conference- Northern Light; Representative to the House of Delegates,- Chairman of Winter Weekend, 1963; Chairman Student Guidance Committee. LINDA LENNON, Manhasset; Phi Kappa Chi. CYNTHIA LEY, Broadalbin,- Phi Kappa Chi; SNTA; SNANYS. BARBARA LOCKE, Brasher Falls,- SEANYS; ACEI. LELAND LOFFLER, Moira; Delta Kappa Delta; General Elemen- tary Club; Intramural Sports. MARY LONG, Pittsburgh. WILLIAM LOSO, Pittsburgh. C. SUZANNE LUPTON, Cornith; Alpha Kappa Phi; SEANYS; Student Senate,- Eastern States Convention. CLEDA MCALLISTER, Lisbon. JOHN McAULIFFE, Hoosick Falls. 196 WILLIAM McCARTY, Fort Edward. JANE McGIVNEY, Pittsburgh. MARIE McKEARNEY, Mt. Kisco. MARLENE McNALLY, Plattsburgh. DANIEL McNAMARA, Crown Point; Theta Kappa Beta. PATRICIA McPARTLAND, Congers; Alpha Kappa Phi; Residence Council; College Union Board; Student Advisory Committee. DONNA MacWILLIAMS, Poughkeepsie,- Home Economics Club; Alpha Kappa Phi. RiCHARD MALONEY, Ogdensburg; Pi Alpha Nu ; JV Basket- ball; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club. KATHLEEN MANNIX, Plottsburgh. MARTIN MANNIX, Plattsburgh; President of Student Associa- tion; Delta Kappa Delta,- Fraternal Council; President; Rep- resentative to Confederation of Student Governments. ALAN MANOR, Plattsburgh. JOY MANSON, Fort Covington. PETER MARTIN, Malone. ERIC MARTINSEN, Islip Terrace,- Delta Kappa Delta,- Footlighf- ers; Et Cetera,- Northern Light; Eastern States Convention; Who ' s Who. SHARON MASTERSON, Port Henry,- General Elementary Club. THOMAS MATTHEWS, Massena,- Theta Kappa Beta; Northern Light,- Junior Prom Court; Eastern States Convention,- Presi- dent of Class of 1 964; Who ' s Who. CAROL MAURYCY, Schenectady,- Home Economics Club Intra- mural Sports. DOROTHY MEAD, Mount Kisco,- SNTA; SNANYS; Kappa Delta Pi. REBECCA MEAGHER, Winthrop; House President. LINDA MEISENHELDER, East Williston; Alpha Kappa Phi; SNTA; SNANYS; Northern Light. LOIS MEZERA, Schuylerville. TIMOTHY MILLER, Dannemora. KATHLEEN MITCHELL, Syracuse,- Alpha Delta Theta,- House of Delegates; Junior Prom Court; Cardinal Staff,- Sophomore Soiree Co-Chairman,- Counselor. HELEN MIZMA, Hilton,- Alpha Delta Theta,- SNTA; SNANYS; IRC. CHARLINE MONE, Schenectady; Alpha Delta Theta,- Early Childhood Club; Counselor. EVELYN MOORE, Binghamton,- Home Economics Club,- Kappa Delta Pi. JOHN MOORE, Lisbon; Theta Kappa Beta; Band. BARBARA MORRELL, East Northport; Alpha Delta Theta; SNTA; SNANYS. ALBERTA MUNN, Whitesboro,- Alpha Delta Theta,- SEANYS; SNANYS; NYSSNTA. MARYANN MURPHY, Voorheesville,- Alpha Delta Theta,- SNTA; SNANYS; Modern Dance. RICHARD MURPHY, Malone. WILLIAM MURPHY, Plattsburgh. A ' LAINE PICOU MURRAY, Plattsburgh. GILBERT MURRAY, Plattsburgh, Theta Kappa Beta,- Northern Light; Inter-collegiate Press Conference. SANDRA MURRAY, Malone. JEFFREY MYLER, Peru. BARBARA NASH, Westmoreland; Home Economics Club, Secre- tary. PATRICIA NEARY, Whitehall. SHERRIE NESBITT, Hobart; Home Economics Club; College Union Board; Counselor. RICHARD NEWCOMB, Williston Park; SEANYS,- Secondary Club; Band; Kappa Delta Pi. ELIZABETH NILES, Lawrenceville,- Alpha Delta Theta; SNTA; SNANYS. JAY NILES, Lawrenceville, Theta Kappa Beta, Northern Light. ROSE MARIE NILES, White Creek; Alpha Kappa Phi; IRC,- New- man Club. R. DARRY NORCROSS, Cadyville. DANIEL O ' CONNELL, Plattsburgh; Delta Kappa Delta. CAROL OLCHOWY, Hudson,- General Education Club; Band; Girls ' Chorus. CECIL O ' REE, Plattsburgh. ANNE OSBORNE, Old Forge; Alpha Kappa Phi, Vice President; Home Economics Club. NANCY OSMUNDSEN, Staten Island. JEAN OSTROWSKI, Utica; SNTA; SNANYS,- Newman Club. EDITH PALAU, Elmont; Phi Kappa Chi; SNTA; SNANYS; Curri- culum Committee. CAROLE PARK, Schenectady. PATRICIA PARKER, Kenmore. MARGARET PARRY, Little Falls,- Home Economics Club. NORMA PATNODE, Clintonville. NANCY PATTON, Plattsburgh, Phi Kappa Chi, Winter Week- end Queen 1 962. WARD PATTON, Plattsburgh, Varsity Basketball. SUE PAUL, Hadley; Alpha Delta Theta,- Home Economics Club. JOHN PAWLUK, Syosset. NANCY PECK, Etnora. BETTE PERRINE, Rockville Centre,- SNTA; Girls ' Intermurals. BEATRICE PERSSE, Holland; Alpha Delta Theta,- SNTA; Student Association, NYC, President; Class President, 1962. KATHY PHELAN, Glens Falls,- Phi Kappa Chi. JOHN PHILLIPS, Salem. PETER PHILLIPS, Plattsburgh. JOANNE PICCIRILLI, Mechanicville,- Residence Council; IRQ- Counselor. PATRICIA POLAK, Binghamton; General Elementary Club- women ' s Residence Board. 197 MICHAEL POMBRIO, Ogdensburg; Theta Kappa Beta; Kappa Delta Pi; House of Delegates, Student Guidance Committee. MAUREEN POWELL, Plattsburgh. PATRICIA CANCRO PRINZ, Tarrytown, SNTA; SNANYS. WENDY RASMUSSEN, Babylon; SNTA; SNANYS; Inrramurals; Student Association, NYC. MARY RATIGAN, Saranac Lake; SEANYS; Residence Hall Gov- ernment; Newman Club. MARCIA RAYBECK, Brewster.- SNTA; NYSSNTA. VICKI REDDING, Rochester,- News in Blues, Band, Senior Coun- selor and Nursing Assistant. BARBARA REEVES, Plattsburgh. BETTY REYNOLDS, Altona. LINDA REYNOLDS, West Chazy. LINDA RICHARDSON, Schroon Lake,- SNTA; SNANYS; Resi- dence Board; College Union Board. MICHAEL RILEY, Plattsburgh; Delta Kappa Delta. SANDRA RISING, Plattsburgh. PATRICIA ROBINSON, Bay Shore. CAROL ROMANELLI, Hempstead, Alpha Delta Theta. HANSGURGEN ROSENBAUER, Germany. REVA ROSENTHAL, Brooklyn. KAREN ROSI, Lake George,- Alpha Delta Theta; SNTA. BETTE ROWE, Ellenburg. ELIZABETH ROWLEY, Plattsburgh. ROBERT ROYER, Plattsburgh,- Track Club. PETER RUSELLO, Massena; Theta Kappa Beta,- College Union Board. CAROLYN RUSSELL, Potsdam. GERALD SADLO, Plattsburgh- JERILYN SARDULLO, Sloatsburg. ANTHONY SANZO, Binghamton; Varsity Track. MARGARET SAWYER, Bolivar,- Alpha Kappa Phi; Residence Council,- Spanish Club. JOANNE SAXTON, Gloversville,- SNTA; SNANYS. CARMEN SCERBO, Mechanicville,- Theta Kappa Beta; House of Delegates,- General Elementary Club,- Winter Weekend Court,- Chairman of Sophomore Soiree. JOSEPH SCHAEFER, Latham,- Delta Kappa Delta; Varsity Soc- cer; Northern Light. HEIDI SCHATZ, Wingdale; SNTA; SNANYS; IRC. SANDRA SCHIMMEL, Keeseville. CARLA SCHLEGEL, Troy ; Phi Kappa Chi; House of Delegates,- Student Association in NYC,- SNTA. CATHERINE SCHNEIDER, Hudson; Early Childhood Club, Resi- dence Government; Counselor,- Kappa Delta Pi. ANNETTE SCHORK, Babylon,- SNTA, SNANYS; NYSSNTA; Alpha Kappa Phi. BARBARA SCHREINER, North Syracuse; Home Economics Club; Residence Council. STEPHANIE SCOTT, Greene. SHEILAH SCRIPAH, Schenectady,- Phi Kappa Chi. JANET SEAMAN, Salisbury Mills,- Kappa Delta Pi, Counselor,- Residence Government. JOHN SEGUIN, Plattsburgh. LAWRENCE SEGUIN, Plattsburgh. MARY SHATTUCK, Plattsburgh. DANIEL SHAW, Bay Shore; Delta Kappa Delta; House of Delegates,- Residence Council. WILLIAM SHENE, Plattsburgh. BRUCE SHERWIN, Newburg. MERREL LYN SHIPHERD, Etna.- General Elementary Club,- House of Delegates; Counselor. MARTIN SHUBERT, Plattsburgh. CONSTANCE SIDISKI, Mineola. LINDA SIFFORD, Champlain; Kappa Delta Pi, Residence Hall Council. CAROLE SINGER, Glens Falls,- Alpha Kappa Phi. MARY SISKA, Schenectady; Alpha Delta Theta, Residence Hall Committees. CATHERINE SLEVIN, Manhasset. ANN SMITH, Watertown,- Phi Kappa Chi; Home Economics Club. DOROTHY SMITH, Fort Ann. JACQUALINE SMITH, Spring Valley; Alpha Delta Theta,- SNTA; SNANYS,- IRC. SHARON SMITH, Malone; Alpha Kappa Phi; SEANYS; General Elementary Club; House of Delegates; Cardinal Staff SUSAN SMITH, Watkins Glen; Phi Kappa Chi; Eastern States Delegate; SNTA; SNANYS; IRC. WILLIAM SMITH, North Creek. DENA SOMERVILLE, Oswego, Alpha Kappa Phi; Band; Resi- dence Board. WINIFRED SPEYER, Flushing,- Home Economics Club; IRC. CHRISTINE COPPINS STAPP, Whitehall; SEANYS,- Music Coun- cil,- College-Community Orchestra. BONNIE STEINMETZ, LeRoy. HARRIETTE STERN, Spring Valley,- Home Economics Club; Women ' s Intramural Sports. ELLEN STRAIT, Plattsburgh; Chorale. CAROL STUTZ, Kattskill Bay. MARJORIE SULLIVAN, Schuylerville; Phi Kappa Chi; SEANYS; WAA ; IRC. LINCOLN SUNDERLAND, Ellenburg; Pi Alpha Nu ; Science Club. NANCY WALTERS SUNDERLAND, Ellenburg,- Kappa Delta Pi. MARY ANNE SWEENEY, Ballston Spa. FAITH SWEETSER, Huntington; SNTA; SNANYS. MARY SWEZY, Bronx,- SNTA; Alpha Delta Theta,- Chorus; Student Association. 19(1 ROWLAND TAMBLYN, Pittsburgh. DONNA TAYLOR, Slingerlands,- Home Economics Club; Phi Koppa Chi; Intramural Sports,- WAA. STEVEN TAYLOR, Saratoga Springs; Pi Alpha Nu ; House of Delegates,- Student Association. GARY TEDESCHI, Endicott. LINDA THOMAS, Coxsackie. TERRY THOMAS, Lewis; Alpha Kappa Phi; SNTA; SNANYS; NYSNTA. MARY THOMPSON, Schenectady; Counselor: Residence Hall Government; Intramural Sports. JUDITH TIERNEY, Pittsburgh. ELEANOR TIFFANY, Athens. KATHRYN TITUS, Lynbrook; SNTA; SNANYS; NYSNTA; East- ern States Convention,- Junior Court. HELEN WINTERS TODD, Lisbon; Home Economics Club, Kappa Delta Pi; IRC. PAUL TRELA, Schenectady. NORMA TRENT, Rock Tavern. HELEN TRUDEAU, Plattsburgh. CAROL TRUE, North Wilbraham, Mass. FAITH TYSINGER, Central, S.C ALBINA VANDERBECK, Brightwaters,- Home Economics Club; Counselor,- Tiwa-ya-ee; Intramural Sports. KAREN VANDERWERKER, Saratoga Springs. WALLACE VANDERWERKER, Cornith; Pi Alpha Nu ; House of Delegates,- Counselor; Eastern States Convention. VERNON WAGNER, Syracuse; General Elementary Club; Varsity Club; Varsity Basketball and Baseball; Delta Kappa Delta. ROBERT WALDORF, Plattsburgh. JACQUALINE WALKER, Webster; SNTA; WAA,- Intramural Sports. KENT WALKER, Cornith; Intermural Sports. SUE WARREN, Syosset; Phi Kappa Chi; Kappa Delta Pi; Intramurals; Residence Council. MARY WASHBURN, Lake Luzerne,- Alpha Delta Theta,- Counse- lor. LINDA OGDEN WATTS, Delmar. RAYMOND WEED, Schuylerville. RITA WELLER, Glen Lake,- General Elementary Club; IRC; Intramural Sports. DIANA WELLS. Elma,- Kappa Delta Pi,- Home Economics Club. RUTH WELLS, Madrid,- Home Economics Club; IRC; Girls ' Chorus. CAROL WESKO, Endicott; Alpha Delta Theta,- IRC,- House of Delegates; Assembly Committee. RUTH ANN WHITE, Dannemoro. BARBARA WHITMEYER, Rome,- Alpha Delta Theta,- SNTA; New- man Club, JAMES WHITTAKER. Spragueville,- Theta Kappa Beta,- Inter- fraternity Council; Chorale. AUDREY WILLIAMS, Brockport. PENNY WILLIAMS, Williamsville. ELLEN WINTERHALTER, Morris Plains, N.J. GERI WIRTH, Flushing,- Alpha Delta Theta,- Counselor,- North- ern Light; Newman Club,- Residence Hall Government. PATRICIA WISWALL, Glens Falls,- House of Delegates.- North- ern Light,- Student Social Committee. SHIRLEY WITHERWAX, Peru,- Footlighters,- SNTA; News In Blues,- Residence Board. JOSEPH WITTEMANN, Oceanside. CLAIRE WOLF, Greenlawn,- Alpha Kappa Phi; Student Nurses Association. PATRICIA WOOD, West Hempstead; SNTA; SNANYS; NYS- SNTA; Eastern States Convention. FRANK WOODWARD, Peru. BEVERLY WRIGHT, Endicott; SNTA; SEANYS; SNANYS; Tiwa- ya-ee,- Nursing Assistant- NANCY YEVCHAK, Elmsford. JAMES YOUNG, Crown Point. MARY ANN ZUK, New Hampton,- Alpha Kappa Phi; Student Nurses Association. ARBARA 2WICK, Rye,- Alpha Kappa Phi; SEANYS,- SNTA. 199 We wish to acknowledge everyone whose help made this publication possible: Mr. William Crosby, our advisor,- Dr. Maurice Camp our ever patient photographer; Mr. Sankowski, our representative from American Yearbook Company,- Taylor Studios, our portrait photographer; all those who contributed photographs for the yearbook; and American Yearbook for their co-operation. To all those people who facilitated the expediency of our task, our sincere gratitude. 1964 CARDINAL STAFF 200