SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1967 volume:

CARDINAL 1967 Virginia Dexter — Editor and Chief Todd Rose — Layout and Design Editor Mark Hatlee — Photography Editor The CARDINAL is an annual publication sponsored by the student body of the State University of New York, College of Arts and Science, Plattsburgh, New York. THE TIME, THE PLACE, THE NAME, THE GROWTH, THE WORLD 5 7 10 15 w ■ II TO CONTEMPLATE 16 17 18  19 20 22 TOP THE WAR IN VIETNAM NOW! ! , T 23 24 IN SOLITUDE 25 26 27 TO BECOME 29 30 32 IN DEPTH 34 36 37 39 40 41 44 it j h« THE VISION OF GOD ' THE VISION. OF GOD £ CJnoattcUm f ' I ' urlif CKrlnitonlly 47 48 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row I: M. A. Eisenberg, M. Bigalow, K. DeLong, J. Morris. Row 2: H. Scott. J. Campbell. D. Behm. H. Nahal. P. St. John SENATE Row I: J. Beaudry. M. A. Eisenberg. G. Sherman, J. Whisher. Row 2: K. Buettgcns. L. Post, S. Rose, D. J. Bullis EVALUATION BOARD Row I: J. (Hunts, H. Nahal, L. Sovak. P. Heiner. Row 2: J. Stengel, P. Yula 50 E. Comorotla, L. Crozicr, D. Bchm. M. Bigalow, M. Rocd CURRICULUM BOARD G. Palange. B. Galligan, J. Atwood, J. Campbell, H. Bauer ' f| P C) Row I: B. Brccn, N. Ross, J. Newell, K. Baker. J. Hildenbrand. M. Richmond. Row 2: N. Colion. R. Lagerroos, H. Scott. J. Clarke, J. Welcher 51 ACTIVITIES CO-ORDINATION BOARD TIWA - YA-EE Kone Abogbakar Bruce Martin Karen Abramson Carole Mital Arlene App Rae Merrill Joan Appell Carol Meyer Tom Arthur Barb Maloney Flossy Baden Susan Marshman Judy Bushcy Cheryl Mitchel Liz Bell Sue Murray Matte Bakke Linda McCann Marie Braun Margaret Mason Zoanne Burgess Nancy Oilman Jane Blandford Sue Oberist Robert Burke Dotty Oppito Carol Chase Bob Roller Susan Cohan Bill Rutherford Susan J. Cohan Joan Phillips Clyde Col lins Eleanor Perry Jim Contois Rachel Pollow Mike Cianfrocco Barbara Przybylek Bob Craig Mary Paige Mark Chornyak Dianne Peek Ray Cassavaugh Kathy Petito Janet Cerwins Ruth Rapenfuss Carolyn Cable Joe Ryan Karen Dougherty Ray Raczkowski Jean Duttwieler Mike Roberts Barbara DeBolski Linda Rutherford Cheryl Dodds Judy Reeves Ronnie Dobby Dawn Ridgeway Tom Doherty Jr. Margaret Rich Linda Dolan Deborah Roy Carol Donn Polly Raynor Fred DiMaggio Caroline Sceholzer Judi Finch Pal Sullivan Bruce Forsyth Richard Schncll Cheryl Fischer Merilyn Stahmakcr Bill Gilbert Pat Sauer Rita Heller Mary Silvoy Jo Anne Huestis Leo Saposnick Barbara Hall Edward Smallman Margaret Hagan Edward Sluils Tom Hermes Joann Spiegel Anne Hogan Mary Ellen Samsone Madeline Hennessy Joyce Story Nancy Halsey James Tobias Donna House Marion Thomsen Linda Houck Margarete Trupp Deborah Jones Howie Silver Judy Johnson Chris Troisi Joyce Keates Marie Volpe Joanne Kress Heather Volavka Patricia Kelley Ann Warren Debbie Kecler Kathy Warner Ed Kaufman Ann Whitmarsh Susan Kirkpatrick Arvida Wanner Cynthia Knapik Donna Wells Cecilia Krajcwski Sue Weeks Kathy Lent Dottic Zeidler Kathy Kleina Sue Zucker Carol Lyon Roberta Allen Linda Lechleitner Kenny Back Jo Lurz Gary Baker Don Meyer Margee Brown Barbara Myster Al Cordes Julaine Moore Mel Goldfine Phil Beckerich 52 ACROTHEATRE Al Goldsmith Sharon Ide Doug Jonas Raymond Kenny Susan Lynn Pete Makowsky Irene Matteson Sandra Nichols Mary Jean Pratt Mike ORourke Mark Olsen Verna Pansini Carole Pawlowicz Mike Roberts Linda Rosselli Dorene Richardson Linda Sheradin Joan Slavis Pat Severson Dianna Woodmansee Keith Wheeler Joanne White Stephanie Arje Jim Barnette John Capello Jean Civiller Mary Collins Mary Conroy Debbie David Cheryl Foshag Carolyn Fuller Jim Haggerty Tom Grant Jim Gilchrist Gary Hare Kathy Hasette Debbie Jones Candy Koebrich Lisa Koebrich Ron LeRoux Cindy Skettington Marion Thomsen Liz Walker Guy Wemette Donna Whitmore Keith Wheeler Janet Wolf John Wilson E. Beyer. Coach ET CETERA NORTHERN fl LIGHT 6 Row I: R. Cassavaugh, J. Campbell. Row 2: R. Mancuso. D. Spahr, W. Alexander Row 1: V. Gaworecki, M. Terry. L. Ferdon, R. Flanncry, L. Faltus, K. McGurk. B. Armer. Row 2: J. Pappachriston, L. Clum, M. Elliott. S. Sweet. C. Johnson. C. A. Avery. G. Cole 54 CARDINAL STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF VIRGINIA DEXTER LITERARY STAFF ROSEMARY INFANTE CAROL MEYER PAT ALLEN CAROL ROLLAND LINDA ROGOZINSKI PAT SALVIAN PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF MARK HATLEE— EDITOR JOHN ZEPKO ROD SHERMAN JOHN FABIANO ROSEMARY RODAK BYRON MOAK CHERYL LUNEAU ABOUBAKAR KONE PAM COPELAND MR. JOSEPH CRILLEY MR. JOHN LONERGAN LAYOUT STAFF TODD ROSE— EDITOR TOM KEMP VICKEY BORIS JUDY WOOSTER ADVISOR MR. WILLIAM CROSBY V 55 RESIDENT ASSISTANTS HARRINGTON HALL— Row 1: L. McKnight, Miss R. Huseman (director), V. Dexter. Row 2: N. Calvi, J. Burk, J. Parkman RESIDENCE 10 and OUTSIDE HOUSING— Row 1: J. Tucker. Miss P. Ferrara (director), J. Capilets. Row 2: S. Torreano, L. Schomaker MACDONOUGH HALL WEST— Row 1: L. TenEyck. D. Grippen, J. Orlando. Row 2: C. Ferraro, Mrs. S. Spiess (director), J. Miner MACOMB HALL— Row 1: K. Baker, P. Daniels, R. Wheeler. K. DeRico. Row 2: Miss M. Whalen (direc- tor). D. Stewart. J. Slovak 56 KENT HALL — Row 1: F. Marx, H. Silver. F. DiMag- gio. Row 2: V. Pomervillc, R. Craig. R. Panico Macdonough Hall— Row 1: G. Ibsen. R. VanKorb. G. Welcher. Row 2: G. VanCour. Mr. Hulh. Director. J. Clarke. J. Coccia. D. Bullis STUDENT NURSE ASSOCIATION Row 1: M. Elliott, S. Melick. R. Phillips, C. Cox, J. LaFountaine, B. A. Eichelberger. J. Harrington, R. Fraund, J. Wood. Row 2: S. A. White, S. M. Powers. H. Moore. R. Brender. C. A. Avery. S. Kirkpatrick, M. Misulich. J. Smith. Row 3: M. E. Smith, M. Swart, M. Terry, S. Comfort, L. Ward. N. Halsey. M. Thomsen. M, Brown Row 1: K. Kennedy. R. Clark. K. Mannix. K. Buckley, P. Tatem. J. LeBarron, M. Harris. Row 2: M. Joriv, L. Podeswa. P. Hoadley, C. Kitcham, L. Burt, B. Collins, B. Burton, S. Williams. J. Woodard, N. Bradt. Row 3: D. Petteys, A. App, J. Stuhldrcher. D: Wakefield, C. Tucker, A. DeYoung, J. DeKorp, C. Skeffington, C. Sosnowski, L. Taber Row 1: P. Sumby. J. Moore, P. Breman, K. Warner. H. Endres. Row 2: 2. Burgess, D. Oswaldo. C. Bazaar, S. McQueen. M. Moffa. M. Pickles, D. Monahan. K. Denninger, G. Kosilla. Row 3: J. Blandford. S. Dibble. B. Pirigy. L. Ford, C. Sawyer 58 STUDENT NURSE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Row 1: C. Trole. B. Stein, E. Babiarz. Row 2: K. Frey, R. Wein- heimer. K. Cunningham, M. Winslow, A. Burke. Row 3: T. DeNicola, M. Shank. D. King, K. Gilmore 59 AWS Row 1: E. King, J. Barrett, N, Wise, A. D Aquanni. J. Farrell. Row 2: M. Furnari, C. VanGlahrv. J. Bullowa, C. A. Avery, D. McCoy, P. Kelsey WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE BOARD Row 1: L. Faltus, C. Cenci, D. McCoy, C. Hanft, S. Graham, C. A. Avery. Row 2: S. Mulkerne, B. Maloney, P. Smith, E. King, K. Schluter, J. Farrell, P. Kelsey, K. Denninger 60 PHI UPSILON OMICRON Row 1: Miss Charles, C. Lomicky, J. Weyland. C. Stuyvesant, L. Ten Eyck, J. Hill, Dr. J. S. Pahopin. Row 2: C. DeWandler, L. Barry, E. Mousin, M. Johnson, L. Schomaker, B. Huntington, M. Bigalow, V. Dexter AHEA ' Row 1: J. Creighton. E. Mousin, L. Barry, J. Hill. M. Johnson, C. De Wandler, P. Kelsey. Row 2: Miss Charles, L. Skinner. J. Weyland, S. Bergquist, M. Bigalow, C. Stuyvesant. L. TenEyck, Miss Hanna. Row 3: V. Dexter, C. Lomicky, A. Wanner. L. Schomaker, B. Debolske, A. Ackermann, J. Huestis, E. Vamosy. L. Brock, M. Trupp (.1 MODERN DANCE Florence Aird Arlene Borek Sue Brown Delia Burgess Judy DeGraw Jannelte Davis Diane Doe Stephanie D ' Orazio Sharon Egan Ruth Goldstein Kathy Hauft Joan Hill Marilyn Kalwas Genevieve Kosilla Barbara Leonardi Jo Lurz Anne Martina Vicky Matthews Carol Minarick Catherine Morley Linda Pappas Cathy Pittman Michelle Poolett Muriel Quick Ginny Ramsey Bobbi Rosalsky Patti Recor Cathy Schell Betty Jane Timmerman Sue Torreano Bonnie Van Arnam Lynn Van Arnam Kathy Warner Lorna Winger Judy Wooster Butch Coakley Wayne Mahler Paul Rasco 62 DOLPHINS Nicki Ahrns Donna Backus Sue Bchl Carita Dird Nancy Collins Sherry Dempsey Kale Denninger Mary Ellen DeWeese JoAnn Huestis Donna Jones Linda Kasal Barbara Kell Jody Maloy Donna Maihewson Carol Mathes Pamela May Denise Monahan Cathy Myslwecek Betty Nance Cathy Pulbrook Helen Schwartz Donna Smith Donna Wells Barbara White Jeanne White JoAnne White Nancy Wieland Joan Wrzenski Linda Ellsworth Dianne Roberts Marilyn Palmer Catherine Jonke Pauline Schweikert 63 FOREIGN STUDENTS Row 1: S. Khasawnih. J. F. Kendor, B. Nilpanit, T. Arafeh, K. Aboubakcr. Row 2: S. Mennon, A. G. Ertas, F. Kharman. K. Schagcr, Khayen, U. Abu-Libdeh INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Row 1: K. Schager, S. Ashline. M. Iorio, C. Bliss, A. Henderson, L. Rossclli, S. Khasawnih. Row 2: A. G. Ertas, H. Buergel, F. Kharman. K. Waddell, J. F. Kendor, B. Nilpanit. K. Aboubaker. Row 3: E. I.ind. Advisor. Khuyen, M. Chico. B. Merchant. J. Bech, D. Doerr. R. Heller, U. Abu-Libdeh. T. Arafeh, S. Mennon. R. Katron, W. J. Bruce 64 CHESS TEAM D. Traynor. R. Cassavaugh, R. Roscnblum, I. Riddle, R. Mignery MUSIC COUNCIL Row 1: Z. Burgess. M. Mills. M. Whilmeyer, C. Bazaar, L. LaFonlaine. Row 2: W. F.fncr. J. Keats, R. Mignery. S. Bova. R. Williams. Absent: D. Ridgeway 65 SECONDARY EDUCATION CLUB J. Keates, H. Volavka. D. Goltermann. L Dowdcll. D. Jones. M. Hallee, Mr. Terry. Advisor EARLY CHILDHOOD CLUB M. A. Borek, L. Rcid, S. Norris, L. Yauchlcr SCIENCE CLUB Row I: K. Dyke. M. Gale. C. Trigg. P. Lynch. D. Wailc. Row 2: Dr. C. Blood. R. Mignery. L Peck 66 ART EXHIBITION COMMITTEE Vladimir Svetlovsky June Decker Barbara Galligan Linda Awerdick Marianna Furnari Stewart Bormann Joane Pisarski Rita Sellers FOOTLIGHTERS Row 1: T. Rothauscr S. Melick D. Germain G. Tybart A. Castellana C. Barber E. Erbe B. Przybylek B. Hull Row 2: R. Panico B. Perry R. Mancuso M. Vitaliano W. Martin D. Spahr 67 WHO ' S WHO, IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Sieve Rose. Kim IX-long. Missing: Helen Allen. Marilyn Bigalow. Cheryl Hogle. Martin Ribarich. Horace Scotl. George Sherman. KAPPA DELTA PI HONORS FRATERNITY ROW I: L. Yauchler. R. Scmmler. D. Coupal. Row 2: S. Laundree. N. Calvi. V. Dcxler. D. Spahr. J. Orlando. M. E. Colomb. 68 SEANYS Row I: L. Dowdcll. M. Grosslcphan. Row 2: E. Finkel. B. Moak. Missing: L. Abrams. RADIO CLUB Joe Ryan Ray Cassavaugh F.rnic Niforos Lynn Brundagc Howard Rosenfeld Barry Rosen Mike Howell Phil Beckerich Jim Pappachrision Bill Yoos Bob Winkler Richard Mancuso Tom Doherty Jim Hawley Rick Osl Brian Parker Jack Iovine A I Martin Ed Smallman Ed Slutls David Wilbur John Thurdsen Stephanie Arje Janet Ccrwins Richard Learning Anne Haske 69 CLASS OF 1968— Row 1: N. Gardiner. N. Kennedy. J. Heins. E. Comoroda, L Ketchum. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1968 New York— Row I: K. Constable, K. Gilmorc. I.. Stwartz. Row 2: S. Patterson, T. DcNicola. Missing: K. Snider. M. Bennett. CLASS OF 1969— Row 1: D. Winfield. T. Moran. Row 2: K. Jenkins, CLASS OF 1970— Row I: Jennings, C. Christman. Row 2: S. Light, J. Schrom. M. Zablotowicz, E. Gorius. J. Makara. J. Stuhldreher. 71 THETA ALPHA LAMBDA H. ALLEN L. CAMPBELL J. CAPILETS C. CROCKARD K. DERICO P. DEDUCK J. DiLENA J. DONOHUE D. GERMAINE S. GRAHAM C. HANFT S. HENTRICH J. HILDENBRAND R. KIEPURA M. MAGLEY B. MANY D. PAGE P. PELC L. PETTERSON J. RUGMAN J. SLOVAK D. STEWART H. STILES K. STOKES J. SWAN C. VanGLAHN R. WHEELER C. WOOP N. WISE S. ZEITLER C. CARDELI. R. CAUFIELD M. COLOMB B. FIRLDS A. HEMPSTEAD K. J E ANSON E. KPMES l. McDonnell S. HELLEY P. PARNELL G. PITT S. RIVERS B. SCHUMANN H. SPRIGLE M. SULLIVAN [. TIFENBERG C. WILLIAMS 72 A group of girls in friendship hound, love and happiness have been founded. Theta Alpha Lambda is the name ihey choose. The conception of Thalians began as a dream in the minds of a few girls in the fall of 1965. Other girls became interested in a new sorority and with these girls and great hopes Theta Alpha Lambda was begun. We started our climb to recognition at the beginning of second semester last year during which time we were on inactive probation. In April we were recognized as a Women ' s Organization and as a result we operated on an active probation basis. It was during this lime that we escorted children from the children ' s home to the science fair. On April 10, 1966 we held our very first rush party called Mums the Word . Upon returning to campus in September we took a trip to Twin Valleys to finish any remaining organizational problems. On September 27. 1966 we were recognized as Theta Alpha Lambda Sorority. After recognition we settled down to rushing and the excitement of our first pledge class, we also engaged in various activities such as our Homecoming float The Start which we felt to be appropriate since we ourselves had just started. Sigma Tau Sigma helped us to make our first inter-frat weekend a success and this was followed by weekends with Phi Alpha Nu, and Delta Kappa Delta. Our leaf rake which helped us to donate money to the Community Chest was most enjoyable as was the Christmas caroling done at the local hospitals. For Winter Weekend our snow sculpture was Rip Van Winkle . In looking back at our first year as a sorority we therefore feel that it has been both successful and rewarding. PHI KA PPA CHI K ALLEN D. ALEXANDER E. BABIARY K. BAKER L. BELL P. BENETLY V. BORRIS J. BUI.LOWA A. BURKE M. CLOSSON T. CZAPERY P. DANIELS T. DcNICOLA M. A. EISENBERG K. FREY C. FROLE S. GABOR K. GILMORE D. JAWORAKI C. JONES K. KENNEDY D. KING B. LARSON M. LINDELL P. LUNDE S. MACKLEN K. MANNIX J. NEWELL G. O ' BRIEN P. O ' CONNOR S. PERSONIE C. PETERS N. ROSS J. SCAFIDI K. SCHLUTER R. SEENEY D. SHAPIRO S. ST. CLAIR M. LARO J. TUCKER N. WALDO E. WECKS N. WIELAND S. WILLET C. BAWDEN B. BLANCH ARD P. FINNEGAN T. FREEMAN E. GORIUS K. JENKINS N. KELLY S. KIRSCHNER K. KENNEDY J. MATTE WS K. MILLS A. ORLANDO K. PATTEN C. ST. JOHN A. SMETANA R. STARK S. TOROLEMON L. TRAVIS P. TUXEN P. WAKELY 4 75 The Clionian Sorority was originated at Pittsburgh in 1892. In 1954, under the direc- tion of Dr. Carlson. President of S.U.N. Y., Clio broke all formal ties with its other chap- ters and became local. Phi Kappa Chi Sorority offers to its mem- bers the opportunity to build strong friendships based on loyalty, trust, and understanding, and likewise, to instill in them a feeling of social responsibility. The sisters of Clio have spent a busy year working with, and for. others. We once again started the year early with an avid participa- tion in the Orientation Committee. During the fall, the sorority contributed to the social life on campus through its Rush Parties. September and October saw the Clios busy in their prepa- rations for Homecoming, winning second prize for our red lobster. Besides the various social functions in which Clio participates with the other Greek fraternal organization on campus, they also do much for the betterment of the town and community. Along with their new pledges, the sorority sponsored a community project in December for the needy families in town. In January, they also worked together to plan a skating party for the Children s Home. Other weekends of the sorority include Win- ter Weekend, when we won third prize for our Betsy Ross. Interfratcrnity Weekend, and Par- ents Weekend. Rounding out a full year for the sisters of Clio is their Senior Breakfast in May. in which all graduating sisters are hon- ored. Thus, we bring to a close another busy year throughout which the sisters of Phi Kappa Chi have worked together in the true spirit of a sorority. ALPHA KAPPA P HI C. HILL C. YORSTON P. NESB1TT C. LaSHIER D. HARLOW K. WALLENIUS J. FINCH J. GELL C. ADAMS S. DOLBERG S. GRIFFITH M. ELLIOTT M. LAWLER A. HENDERSON R. RASTRAHA i. HAYNES S. FRARY P. MOON K. PRIME L. PODESWA K. SAUNDERS A. LaPORTE M. PETERSON N. SARGENT B. FEYERSBIND N. AUFRBACH G. LaPORTE N. HARRINGTON B. BECKER R. FRAUND C. FERRARO M. JUDD S. BIANCO D. WINTERS B. JOHNSON 76 Alpha Kappa Phi Sorority was organized al Gcnesco, New York. On April 4, 1892 the Grand Chapter of Alpha Kappa Phi was formed when the chapter al Geneseo united with groups from Oneonta and Frcdpnia. Later that year the IX ' lta Chapter was formed U Pittsburgh. This year Alpha Kappa Phi is proudly celebrating its 75th anniversary on Plattsburgh ' s campus. Because of legislation in 1954. state and national affiliations were severed but Ago was reassembled as a number of local organizations. The colors of the sorority decided upon were light blue, gold and white; a yellow rose and anchor were established as Sorority flower and symbol, re- spectively. The Ago ' s. as their members are commonly called, still maintain the Anne Carrol Memorial Fund which provide loan funds from which mem- bers may borrow. Alpha Kappa Phi uses its objectives as a guide in its functioning. The objectives include these: to establish cooperation and feeling of sisterhood among the members; to contribute social activities and to be of service to the college and the community; to be of help and to work with organizations of the college; and to encourage new ideas and interests among the members for the improvement of this organization, and for furthering of its given objec- tives. This year we started off our first weekend on campus with our annual Ago- TKB Welcome- Weekend Dance. Our Pizza Pre-Rush. our Broadway formal rush, bids and pledging all led to some new sisters. Our Christmas sing. Casino rush and Homecoming float added to our enjoyable winter. The Ago splash party and Interfrat weekend, the best ones yet, are still other things that we will remember. Lastly was parents ' weekend, our weekends with P.A.N, and at Twin Valleys, our Senior Dessert Hour saluting our graduating Seniors and of course our Winter weekend sculpture. Many tears mark our parting and there will always be so many shared memories but though some members leave they will not be forgotten and our bands of sisterhood will keep us close forever. 77 ALPHA DELTA THETA SMS S. BERGQUIST M. BIGALOW R. BILBY B. BISOGNI J. BLOOM L BROCK M. BRODERICK S, BROOME S. BROWN K. BUCKLEY H. BUERGEL I BURT N. CALVI C. CENCI J. CHRISTENSEN N. COLLIER P. FRITTS L. McNIVEN J SPICER B. COLLINS N. GARDINER F. MacKILLUP L. STWARTZ K. CONSTABLE S. GIAN1 D. MARX A. SYNARSKI J. CORRERI C. GORTON G. MINER L. TENEYCK K. COWIE D. GRIPPEN J. MINER M. TRUPP C. COX B. HAMILTON M. MORLEY E. VAMOSY A. DeFAY J. HANLEY P. MORRISON B. VanARKEL J. DeKORP S. HANSEN S. PATTERSON K. VOOMAN M. DeYFTTE K. HENDERSON N. QUINN C. WADSWORTH S. FARRELL P. HOADLEY K. RAYNIS K. WEN IS N. FELS M. HASLETT L. SAUNDERS J. WEYLAND R. FLANNFRY B. JOHNSON S. SHADDOCK S. WHITE J. FORMAN C. KFTCHUM M. SHANK M. WINSLOW C. FOSHAG J. LEENHOUTS B. STEIN J. WOOD G. FRANK A. LEPKE C. SOSNOWSKI M. ZABLOTOWICZ 78 In 1886. the Alpha Delia Chapter started in Oneonta Normal School and in 1925 the nor- mal school here at Pittsburgh began the Thcta chapter. In the I92() s, our records were destroyed in a fire that raged in Hawkins Hall and in these records much of our history was lost. In 1965 and 1966 our sorority won the Scholastic Cup and in 1966 an AD was given the first best dressed woman award on campus. Our intellectual and social character pro- motes friendship with life long bonds and the girls of lavender and white unite in a loyal cooperation with their sisters. The Sisters of A.D. are proud of our week- ends with the fraternities, Mother-Daughter weekend in the Spring, our annual Roaring 20 s weekend with the Beta s involving lots of gun fights, dancing and fun for all. our float for Homecoming, the cooperation and enjoyment of Interfrat weekend and our snow sculpture Greatness Through Education. Our commu- nity projects include work at the childrens home, hospital, old folks home. U.N.I.C.E.F.. and Christmas caroling. Best of all is the friendship and fun enjoyed by all of us. 79 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Row I; S. Weinberg, C. Hill, M. Ribarich, J. Newell, A. Reynolds, S. A. While. J. Coccia. Row 2: N. Calvi, P. Sullivan, J. Slovak, G. Barringer. M. Judd, W. Gilbert, K. Mannix, L. Mundy, D. Stewart SO Row 1: P. Sullivan, L. Mundy. S. Weinberg. A. Reynolds, J. Clarke. Row 2: W. Gilbert. G. VanCour. M. Ribarich. P. Cronk. G. Barringer. H. Christopher SI THETA KAPPA BETA J. AMODEO G. KENNEDY R. ROCHE F. ARCURI D. KREMER S. ROSE D. BURRIS H. KUCZYNAKI J. ROWE R. BURT G. LAV1N B. SASKOWITZ J. COCCIA W. LITKFNHAUS K. SCHAGAR D. CRONK K. MACKRELL G. SCHROM 1 1 CKil.I STON T. MACKRELL D. SMALLEY N. FREY R. MEISHELDER B. SMITH M. FRIDMAN D. MULHOLLAND T. TRAHAN B. GATES C. MULLIN J. TROMBLEE A. GERSON L. MUNDY C. TOMFORDE J. GHJ is H. NAHAL G. VAN COUR J. HARRISON D. NORTON R. VAN KORB K. HARRISON W. ORDWAY F. VERDFROSA R. JFSMAIN J. O ' NEILL M. VITALIANO G. JESMAIN K. PARSONS G. WELCHER W. JENNER K. POTTER K. WOZNIAK . M. KELLY B, PORTER B. YOUNGBLOOD 82 Theta Kappa Beta Fraternity was formed on the campus in 1959. Our aims and objectives are social, academic, intellectual and service. The Men of Beta ' represent a cross-section of individuals coming from all aspects of campus life. It is the application of their ideas which binds our fraternity into a closely knit brotherhood. Together, we strive to do our best. Participating in student activities is only one function of T.K.B. Co-sponsor- ing a welcome weekend with AGO sorority, participating in the Homecoming Parade, and co-sponsoring a costumed weekend-Roaring 20Vwith A.D. soror- ity provides recreation and enjoyment for the school and brothers. Academi- cally. Beta has won the scholastic cup fourteen out of sixteen times — last fall with a 2.701 cum. average. Service to the community has involved Beta in the collection for the Community Chest, decorating the Children ' s Ward at the local hospitals at Christmas time, caroling, blood donations, and more recently donating to the March of Dimes: We all live in a Yellow Submarine was the theme of our Homecoming Float. Our Snow Sculpture was entitled Gift of Our Heritage. We have had weekends with Clio and Thalians during the second semester. Just as our Spirit of Brotherhood has no end. our purpose as a fraternity and service to both the College and Community will continue in the years to come. SIGMA TAU SIGMA L. BARTON W. BEARDSLEE C. BURNS J. BURNS L. BUTH J. CAMPINELL J. CORRIGAN C. C RANKER K. DeLONG J. DETWII.I.ER F. D1MAGGIO P. DURKIN H. ELLIS J. FLEXMAN W. FOX H. GRIFFIN R. GOLDEN T. HADERSBECK G. HICKEY J. HICKEY B. HYE J. HOWARD P. HURD G. IBSEN R. JOHNSON P. KEELIN W. KING K. KELSEY J. LATEN K. LUBY W. McAULIFFE R. McDEVITT J. MINER J. NAPLE B. NEWMAN B. PARKER J. PEREZ A. PFIZENMAYER V. POMERVILLE T. REV ITT M. RIBARICH A. SCOTT i. SHANNON S. SHAROFF R. STIGGINS P. SULLIVAN D. SWAN D. TALLMAN J. TERRIO D. TOUSE W. WAIT P. WELZ P. WHITBECK C. WILSON X4 Starting unofficially in 1964. Sigma Tau Sigma began with close to twenty members and held its meetings in sundry places on the campus and immediate community. The Broth- ers came to the conclusion that they wanted to bring together those male students of di- versified backgrounds, having corresponding in- terests and common ambitions, in order to provide a Fraternity which, through Intellec- tual. Social, and Charitable activities, will have a beneficial effect upon the lives of the Broth- ers of this Fraternity, the College, and the Community. In the Fall of 1965. we went on probation under the rules of the Interfrat Council, to determine its readiness for full-fledged Greek- hood. On February 8, 1966, Sigma Tau was recognized as an official Greek organization, having all the rights and privileges thereof. Since that time, and before, through the pa- tient guidance of its advisors. Dr. Graham Trevaskis and Dr. Stuart McNair, the Frater- nity has become an integral part of the campus community, becoming involved in activities not only on the immediate campus, but in the community as well. Sigma Tau Sigma had first place float entitled Monarchs of the Deep in the Homecoming Parade. Our first Interfrat weekend was held with Clio, and Raising of the Flag at I wo Jima was the theme of our snow sculpture for Winter Weekend. We gave a Christmas Party at the Children ' s Home and distributed gifts to the children in the hospital. Money for the March of Dimes and Heart Fund was also collected. Painting the Community Chest Red Cross, a community project with the J.C. ' s and a party at the Chil- dren ' s Home with the children later as our guests at the Buffalo State Basketball Game all helped to make our year an exciting one. 85 PI ALPHA NU 1 RI YNOLDS A. GELDIN B. GILBERT L. ARDNOWTTZ A. NATHAN SON L LALLA S. Bll RINGER V RACINE J. COLVER R. DUBUQUE H. CHRISTOPHER B. PARRIS D. M ATZNER B. YOUTH S. LYNCH D. HORTON R III 1 1(1 R 1 L. CHASE I. PI K F. BRUSSOW M KAVANAUGH G. THOMPSON S6 In 1953 our fraternily was established as Alpha Phi Omega and Ihis name was later changed to Phi Alpha Nu. We strive to pro- mote high standards of scholarship; character and fellowship by being a credit to the college, community and ourselves. In the Spring of 1965 we were rated second in academic stand- ings with other fraternities. We have also had two exchange students as honorary members from Viet Nam. Last year many of the Chapin concerts were sponsored by Phi Alpha Nu. We are also ac- tive in many sports including football, basket- ball, bowling, handball, swimming, softball and golf. Our activities are varied. Our Homecoming Float was Beany and Cecil and the Snow Sculpture theme was Our Pioneer Heritage . For Christmas we went caroling with AGO around the campus, and many of our members have donated blood at the hospitals and worked with children during community proj- ects. Weekends with Thalians. AD. AGO. and CLIO were enjoyed by all and we hope for many more such activities in the future. 87 DELTA KAPPA DELTA S. Weinberg G. Barringer J. Clarke B. Barney E. Gomez C. Drumm E. Dailey R. Ives R. Kay P. Masone J. Jacques M. Deignan H. Scott P. Divasto R. Smith J. Boyle R. Baker R. Nathan J. Epifanio F. Barcomb J. Whisher J. Black F. Brazell R. Jonas T. Lonto D. Lange T. Jablanski T. Valachovic J. Nels W. Brown J. Bradt B. Engelberg A. Firlik J. Gera rdi G. Sottile R. Beckingham J. Olson H. Penello V. Gabriel G. Searl R. Klein T. Thorton ' M. Livingston E. LcStrange C. Cameron R. Longo H. Stewart A. Huck T. Barlow C. Miller T. Moran N. Cotton R. Winchester H. Levine T. Latte P. Klotz E. Valente T. Rose J. Stephens P. Stone P. Dingman M. Kalmanowitz 88 Delta Kappa Delia Fraternity, founded in 1927. strives toward the development of fel- lowship, scholarship and leadership among its members through the socializing influences of fraternal life. Athletic activities have always predominated, promoted and provided the opportunities for the achievement of these goals. For example, in the past five years, the D.K. football teams have remained undefeated, culminating their endeavors last year by winning the Intramural Sports Trophy. And further, in swimming, wrestling, basketball, soccer, and baseball, there are members working as elements of a developing team. However, athletics do not entirely represent the accomplishments or undertakings of the organization. Equally aligned with our athletic participation is our ability to socialize on weekends, which projects a second facade in fraternal life. Ask the Clio s who often joined us in our activities. Ask the AD ' s who lounged around with us in the sand during a fall beach party. Finally, we had our spring weekend with the Thalians. further harmonizing this new so- rority into the Greek community. Our halloween party with the orphans and our blood donations to area hospitals have fos- tered new relations for our college community. Our Homecoming weekend float. Flying Dutchman , constructed of energy and 4,000 painted, paper flowers, and our snow sculp- tured Liberty Bell, significant of the theme: This Land is Our I.and . were additives to the artistic competition of the college. The Inter- frat Weekend fused all Greeks into a contest of talent, ridiculousness, rivalry and delight. And finally, we inaugurated a new idea, that being. Father and Son Weekend, to augment our fraternal bonds. In reminiscence, what has this year been like for us? Rewarding, successful, victorious, un- precedented. 90 ATHLETICS 91 93 94 96 97 Ron Burdo John Decosse Paul Dingman Michael Healy Pal Masone Richard McDevitt Michael Perry Dale Slattery Dan Stone Ron Yoder Philip Beckeridge Michael Holland David Swan B. J. Brazell John Brownell Tom Jablanski Frank Jause. Captain Les LeClair Ed LeStrange Rocco Longo Ray Willett Vaugh Fowler Ron Gabriel Henry Penello George Sherman Tom Cronin, Manager Frnest Rangazas. Coach BASEBALL TENNIS Row I: Ron Garrow, Mike Burke. Mike Asner, Chuck Westfall. Row 2: Harry McManus, Jim McFarland, George Lorang, Howard Spring. Dave Robertson (Coach). 100 TRACK Bend I. Robert Barney. Robert Coccia, James Coffey. James Duross, George Fort. James Fradenburg. George Fredette. Dennis Krcmer, Richard Lutkenhaus. Wayne Manners. Ralph Miller. Clarence Nathanson, Alan Ruhl. Richard Semmler, Richard Thornton. Terry Torrisi. Gary Weissflog. Robert Wozniak. Keith Cranker, Cliff — Manager Utter. W. D— Coach GOLF Tony Bcrga Roger Jasmain Gerry Jasmain David Waite Rick Groesbcck Wayne Ordway John Harrison Cliff Ruby CROSS COUNTRY Ed Armstrong David Johnson Tim Maloy Ronnie Messenger Thomas Parkhill Ken Parsons Peter Purdy Richard Semmler Robert J. Kopnisky, Head Coach 101 SWIMMING Row I: Randy Hawkins. Bob Winchester. Doug Jones. Steve Klein. Tom Homestead. Henry Stewart. Row 2: Marty Siskin (Manager). Larry Boeye. Tom De Young (Co-Captain). Joe Leizer (Co-Captain). Bert Percival. Dave Robertson (Coach). Row 3: Lorenzo Barber. Bob Lang. Vince Reich. Randy Hulhert. Pete Stone. Krank Brussow. GYMNASTICS Jim Barnelt John Cappello Tom Grant Jim Gilchrist Gary Hare Ronald Leroux Joe Legolvin David Swan Guy Wemett. Captain Keith Wheeler John Wilson E. Beyer. Coach 102 SOCCER Hynes, F. Donald Jablanski. Thomas Johnson. Russell Kccgan. Richard Lestrange, Edward Martin. George Meal US, William Mulo. Mai k Olsen. Mark O ' Rourke. James Parsons. Richard Roller. Robert Rybka. Mikael Searl. Gregg Stewart. Henry Uckmann. Richard Valachovic, Thomas Weissflog. Robert Utter. W. D.— Head Coach Novak. Charles— Asst. Coach Cranker. Clifford — Manager Dachinger. James — Asst. Manager WRESTLING ALLEN AUDAS PHIL BECKERICH ED EEELEY GEORGE FRADENBURGH ED GOMEZ WILLIAM GORDON BILL GRIFFITHUS RANDALL JONAS DENNIS KENNELTY JOHN LOUCY PETER McAN DREWS RIC HARD NATHAN PETER PL) R DY ROBI RT KOPNISKY. Coach 103 104 J ft JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Brink William Clark Tom Copelli, John Falk. Joel Grant. Joe Harmon, Jesse Harlpencc. Jack Mosher, Jack Pacheone. Ray Pankrast, Mark Perkins, Jeff Troisi, Chris Whalen, Terry Kiddle. Ira Lee. Manager Utter. W. D.. Coach Carol Dellaponta Kathleen Dunne Lynn Eggelston Leslie Hall Jean Haines Irene Matteson Phyllis Smith 105 107 108 Ill JUNIOR PROM COURT 114 JANICE HEINS GERALD WELCHER NANCY GARDINER VICTOR POMERVILLE MARILYN BIGALOW ROGER JESMAIN STEVEN ROSE EVA COMORODA 115 ADMINISTRATION 117 118 DEAN HOOD DEAN PICCARD SENIORS EDUCATION 120 META AMATULL JOHN AMODEO 122 SHEILA BIANCO MONICA ARL1NK BORHK ROBERT BRF-.NNAN JOANNE CAPILETS RUSSELL BISSELL SHIRLEY BOWA PATRICIA CANNING BARBARA CARR 123 CORNKL1US CROWLEY MARIA deSZELL PATRICIA DOWNS DIANA DuMONT PATRICIA DEDUCK GAIL DiLEO MARILYN DUFFORD PHILIP DURKIN 125 SHARON CROM1E DURKIN JAMES EPIFANIO JANICE FINCH KAREN ROCK FIT PATRICK ARI.ENE ENGEL CATHERINE FERRARO SHERRY FINLEY VAUGHN FOWLER 126 127 KAREN GREY JAYNE HANLEY JOYCE HENRY WINFRED HOOD HARRY GRIFFIN CAROL HART CHERYL HOGLE JAMES HOWARD 129 130 KAREN LANCASTER GEORGETTE LaPORTE ROBERT LAWRENCE SUSAN LEROUX ANNETTE LaPORTE CLAIRE LARAMIE BARBARA LENT DAN LUCAS 131 WAYNE LUTKENHAUS BETH MALLARD BRENDA MARGUILES CONSTANCE MILLER BARBARA ORME KATHLEEN PALMER ANNE PAPINEAU LILY ANN PATTARSAN GEORGE PALANGE ROBERT PANICO STEVEN PARK PATRICIA PELC 135 136 SANDRA RYAN THOMAS SCOTT KAREN SAUNDKRS DIANA SHELTERS KAY SANFORD JEANETTE SCAF1DI MARGRET SEXTON RODERICK SHERMAN 137 138 MARY TARO GEORGE THOMPSON JAMES TROMBLEE PAM VAUN JEAN THEW CAROLE TRICARICO MARY UNDERWOOD CHARLES WESTFALL ■ 139 ROBIN WHEELER HENRY WIETHAKE CAROL WOOP PATRICIA ZELESKI JEFFEREY WHISHER SUSAN WILLETT MAUREEN YOUNG JOHN ZEPKO 141 FRANCES BALDWIN NANCY COLLIER CATHERINE DE WANDLER LINDA CAMPBELL JOICE C. CREIGHTON ELIZABETH DRISCOLL SENIORS HOME ECONOMICS 142 144 GRF.TCHEN HOCH JO-DEL MARTIN ELIZABETH NOVAK LAURA POWELL MARILYN JOHNSON JANE NEWELL JACQUELINE ORLANDO LINDA SCHOMAKER 145 146 147 GARY ALPERT LAUREEN BELL ADOLPHO APARICIO JEREMY BLACK SENIORS LIBERAL ARTS 148 GERRY CAPONE PAMELA COPELAND FRED DIMAGGIO ROBERT GARDAN DAVID CEONS KURT DE LONG JEANNE FARRELL CARL GILLMORE 150 DIANE LA DUE ROBERT LANG JOSEPH LEIZER LINDA McCUMBER CHERYL LAISDELL DIANE LAWRENCE MELVIN MACDONALD LAVERVE McKNIGHT 152 I ROGER MANNING JANE MORRIS PATRICIA OCONOR CLIFTON W. PHANEUF FREDERICK MARX RICHARD NATHAN ROBERT PETERS NORMAN RACINE 154 RONALD ROCHE KEES SCHAGER WILLIAM SPRENTALL BILL TROBER GLENDA SMITH ROWE DAVID SMALLEY JOAN SWAN UTHMAN ABU-LIBDEH 155 156 SENIORS NURSING 158 161 PAMELA JEANNE HOADLEY KAROLE ANN KENNEDY 163 164 165 167 168 170 171 174 176 177 178 179 TOMORROW 180 SENIOR DIRECTORY CAROLYN S. ADAMS. South Glens Falls, General Elementary; Alpha Kappa Phi. ROBERT L. ADLER. Bronx. DAWN E. ALEXANDER, Red Hook. Gen- eral Elementary; Hall Government; Phi Kappa Chi; Chorale. WENDY B. ALEXANDER. Brooklyn. Gen- eral Elementary; Hall Government. ETCetera. HELEN C. ALLEN. Peru. Secondary English; Student Association; Women ' s Inlramurals; Band. KATHLEEN S. ALLEN, Ghent. General Elementary; Hall Government; Class Offi- cer: Phi Kappa Chi; Inlramurals; Spanish Club. MARY G. ALLEN GARY E. ALPERT. Plattsburgh. Liberal Arts. META M. AMATULLI. Freeport, Secondary Math; Hall Government; Women ' s Intramu- rals; Northern Light. JOHN V. AMODEO. Mechanicville, ALMA L. ANSON. Wadhams. General Ele- mentary: Chorus; SEANY ' S; G.E. Club; Kappa Delta Pi. ADOLFO M. APARICIO. Dannamora. Lib- eral Arts Biology. JUDITH L. ATWOOD. Binghamton. Second- ary Social Science: Band; SEANY ' S; Kappa Delta Pi; Debate Club. BETSY AUSTIN KAAREN M. BAIN. Argyle. General Ele- mentary: Hall Government; Chorale; ACEI Club. KATHERINE J. BAKER. Ransomville. Nurse- Teacher; Class Officer; Phi Kappa Chi; Resident Assistant; News ' N Blues; SNTA. RONALD H. BAKER. Glens Falls, Second- ary Social Science; Hall Government; Var- sity Wrestling; Intramural Sports. FRANCOIS J. BARCOMB. Mooers Forks. Secondary Math; Delta Kappa Delta; Wres- tling Inlramurals. JAMES D. BARNETT, Elnora. JANICE L. BARRETT, Schenectady. Second- ary English; Hall Government; Sports; Women ' s Residence Board. LAURA P. BARRY. Nicholville. Home Eco- nomics; Hall Government; Sports; Chorale: AHEA; Newspaper Staff. LYMAN G. BARTON. Plattsburgh. BERNADETTE BASSETT. Cadyville. Home Economics: Hall Government; AHEA. CAROL D. BATHE EDWARD BAUCH, Bronx. Secondary Social Science; Sports. LAUREAN C. BELL. Westbury, Liberal Arts Math; Hall Government; Phi Kappa Chi; Student Association. MARY ELLEN BERRY. Albany. General Ele- mentary: Hall Government; Women ' s Inlra- murals; Girls Chorus. SHEILA A. BIANCO, Pawling, General Ele- mentary; Hall Government; Alpha Kappa Phi; Modern Dance. SHARON A. BICKFORD. Plattsburgh. DONALD S. BISKIN. Albany. Liberal Arts Psychology; Student Association; Profes- sional Organizations; Footlighters. RUSSELL C. BISSELL, Newcomb. Educa- tion; SEANYS. JEREMY A. BLACK. Rome. Liberal Arts; Hall Government; Fraternity; Resident As- sistant: Radio Club. ARLENE M. BOREK. Lindenhurst. General Elementary; Modern Dance; Radio Club; Tiwa ya ee. STEWART A. BORMANN. Home. Liberal Arts. SHIRLEY A. BOVA. Chateaugay. General Elementary; Band; Chorale. GERALD F. BRANCH. Saranac Lake. FRED J. BRAZELL. North Syracuse. JAMES M. BRAZIL. ROBERTA N. BRENDER. Hicksville, Nurse- Teacher; Hall Government; Student Associa- tion; Sports; SNTA; SNANYS; Chorale. ROBERT D. BRENNAN, Glens Falls. Gen- eral Elementary; Sports. GEORGE E. BRUSH. Walton. Liberal Arts; Sports; Honors Program; Social Science Club. CHARLES A. BURNS. Round Lake. Liberal Arts; Hall Government; Class Officer; Stu- dent Association: Sports; Homecoming Weekend- 1 965. RICHARD E. BURROWS. Carmel. Liberal Arts; Hall Government: Sports; Chorale. LORRAINE BURT. Williston Park. Nurse- Teacher; Class Officer; Alpha Delta Theta; Student Association; SNTA; SNANYS. BARBARA A. BURTON. Richfield Springs. Nurse-Teacher; Student Association; News ' n Blues; SNTA: SNANYS. LYNN D. BUTH, Silver Creek, Liberal Arts English; Hall Government; Sorority; Sports. BONNIE BUTTLES. Cobleskill. NEDRA M. CALVI. Fair Harbor. Vermont, Nurse-Teacher: Class Officer; Alpha Delta Theta; Resident Assistant; News ' n Blues; SNTA; SNANYS. LINDA J. CAMPBELL. Canton. Home Eco- nomics; Hall Government; WAA; Home Economics Club. PATRICIA J. CANNING. Dannemora. Gen- eral Elementary; Cheerleader. JOANNE M. CAPILETS. Garden City. L.I., General Elementary; Resident Assistant. President of Thalians. GERALD E. CAPONE. JOHN P. CARPENTER. BARBARA A. CARR, Fayetteville, General Elementary; Inlramurals, Macomb Hall Greensheet. JANET E. CARTER. Latham, General Ele- mentary. 181 ROSEMARIE CASTAC.NA, Huntington Sta- lion. L.I. LEON P. CHASE. Hudson Falls. General Education: Pi Alpha Nu. Intramural . JOYCE C. CREIGHTON. f H ARI ES M ( HI1 I IS MARK S. CHENKUS. Southampton. Second- ary Education. JUNE N. CHRISTENSEN. Geneva. JEAN K. CIVALIFR. Rotterdam Junction. Nurse-Teacher, Student Association, Debat- ing Ciubi Ciirl ' s Chorus. RITA CLARK, Rome. RONALD E. CLARK, Saranac Lake. General Elementary. Intramurals. I AMES R. COCCIA, Rome. Sec. Social Sci- ences; Varsity Tennis. Thela Kappa Beta. Resident Assistant. JAMES J. COFFEY, Pittsburgh. NANCY COLLIER. Garden City South. Home Economics: Alpha Delta Thela. Home Economics Club, Vice-President Pan Hellenic Association. BARBARA A. COLLINS. Pittsburgh, Nurse- Teacher. Alpha Delta Theta. Student Asso- ciation. SNTA. SNANYS. Newman Club. STEPHENS COLLINS. Plattsburgh. General Elementary. Orientation Committee. New- man Club. SEANYS. SUZANNE COMFORT. Middletown. Nurse Teacher, SNANY. SNTA. DAVID W. COONS. Philrnont, Liberal Arts. PAMELA L. COPELAND. Hudson Falls. Liberal Arts; Residence Hall Government, Northern Light. Science Club. JOSEPH F. CORR1GAN. Babylon L.I.. Lib- eral Arts. Psychology; President of Sigma Tau Sigma. Intramurals. Junior Class Execu- tive Council. WILLIAM T. COULTER. Danncmora. KATHYLYN A. COWIF, Yonkers, Nurse- Teacher; Alpha Delta Theta-Reporler, J.V, Cheerleader 63-64. Cardinal Staff. News in Blues-Staff Writer. SNTA. SNANYS. ROBERT E. CRAIG. Cambridge. Education; Residence Hall Government Resident Assist- ant. CLIFFORD CRANKER. Conslableviile. Gen- eral Elementary; Sigma Tau Sigma. Varsity Soccer, Intramural Council. THOMAS J. CRONIN. Seneca Falls, Educa- tion: Basketball. Baseball Cardinal 65 and 66. College Chorale, Newman Club. CORNELIUS P. CROWLEY, Helena. Social Science. THERESA M. CZAPARY. Schenectady. SUSAN L. DAHLBERG. Gil boa, Nurse- Teacher; Alpha Kappa Phi. Student Associa- tion. SNANYS. SNTA. PATRICIA E. DANIELS. Bcllcrose L.I. DONALD R. DASHNAW. PAUL F. DEAN. Chappaqus, General Ele- mentary. JUNE E. DECKER. Cambridge PATRICIA A. DEDUCK. Grcenporl. L.I. JANE E. DEKORP. Massapequa, L.L, Nurse- Teacher; Alpha Delta Theta. Modern Dance. SNTA, SNANYS-Convention Dele- gate. KURT J. DELONG. Indian Lake. Liberal Arts-Political Science; Signa Tau Sigma. Student Association-President 66-67, North- ern Light. MARIA A. DESZELL. Flushing L.L, General Elementary. CATHERINE A. DEWANDLER. Canandai- gua. Home Economics; Intramural Basket- ball-Volleyball. Home Economics Club. RHONDA S. DIAMOND GAIL C. DILEO. Hicksville. L.L. Secondary English; Intramural Volleyball. KATHLEEN DIETER, Lockport, FERNANDO J. DIMAGGIO. Rome. Liberal Arts-Economics; Sigma Tau Sigma, Intramu- rals, Res ident Assistant Kent Hall 65-67. DANIEL E. DOERR. Keeseville PATRICIA A. DOWNS. Peru. General Ele- mentary; Residence Hall Government. DIANA L. DRAGOON. Dannemora. Nurse- Teacher: News in Blues, SNTA, SNANYS. ELIZABETH A. DRISCOLL. Chatham. Home Economics; Residence Hall Government. In- tramurals. AHEA, RAYMOND G. DUBUQUE. Plattsburgh. MARILYN L. DUFFORD, Poughkecpsie. Gen- eral Elementary: Residence Hall Government. Modern Dance. Early Childhood Club-Presi- dent. Assembly Committee. SEANYS. DIANA R. DUMONT. E n d i c o 1 1 . General Elementary: Residence Hall Government. Intramurals. Newman Club. SEANYS. CHARLENE DUNHAM. SHARON C. DUNN. Stillwater. Home Eco- nomics: Residence Hall Government. SHARON C. DURKIN JANICE S.FORMAN. Ravena, Nurse- Teacher; Alpha Delta Theta: Northern Light. Corresponding Reporter; News-in- Hliies. Literary Editor; Modern Dance; SNANYS; SNTA. VAUGHN H. FOWLER. Troy. General Edu- cation: Varsity Baseball; Athletic Commit- tee, ROSEMARIE E. FRAUND, Oceanside. L.L. Nurse-Teacher: Alpha Kappa Phi. Historian. Guard. Co rresponding; Tennis; Badmin- ton; SNANYS; SNTA. SHARON M. GABOR, Masse na. Nurse- Teacher; Residence Hall Government: Stu- dent Association; SNA; SNANYS; Phi Kappa Chi, Social Chairman. KORLEEN J. GAFFNEY, North Lawrence. Genera] Education; Resident Hall Govern- ment. Community Service Chairman; Bas- ketball; Gymnastics: Softball. ROBERT M. GARDAM. Theresa. Liberal Arts. RITA E. GARTLAND. Cedarhurst. L.L. Sec- ondary English: Kappa Delta Pi; Residence Hall Government; Women ' s Residence Board. WILLIAM P. GATES. Bolton Landing. Gen- eral Education; Theta Kappa Beta; lunior Varsity Basketball; Intramurals. 182 JILL R. GELB, Glens Falls. General Educa- tion; Alpha Kappa Phi. Purchaser: Orches- tra; Modern Dance. ALAN !Vf. GELDIN. Rochester. RICHARD B. GIAMBRUNO. Plattsburgh. SHARON R. GIFFORD. Brooklyn. Nurse- Teacher. PATRICIA R. GILBERT. CARL M. GILMORE. Pittsburgh. Liberal Arts. LARRY A. GILMORE. Jonesville. Liberal Arts. LINDA I. GILMORE. Binghamton. General Education: Phi Kappa Chi; Secretary Soph- omore Class. PETER C. GLOAD. Keeseville. NANCY A. GODDEAU, Cadyville. General Education: General Education Club. RICHARD C. GOERLITZ, Red Rock. Lib- eral Arts. MICHAEL GOLDSMITH. Brighlwaler. L.I. LUCAS GOMEZ. Peekskill, Liberal Arts; In- ternational Relations Club. JOAN A. GONYEA. Ticonderoga. General Education. GERALD J. GONYO. West Chazy. General Education. NANCY J. GOSSTYLA. D e I m a r . Nurse- Teacher. SNTA; SNANYS. GAYLE L. GRABOWSKI. Valley Stream, L.I.. Psychology; Tennis; T.Y.E.; Psychology Club. Treasurer; International Relations Club. KAREN R. GRAY. Schenectady. Secondary Mathematics: Residence Hall Government; Student Association. Corresponding Secre- tary; Cheerleader; Evaluation Board, Secre- tary, HARRY P. GRIFFIN, Portsmouth, N.H., Secondary English: Class Officer. Vice Pres- ident (2): Fraternity, Historian; Golf; Intra- murals; ETCetera: Food Service Advisory Board; Orientation. SYLVIA MATTHEWS GRIFFISF. Ogdensburg, Home Economics: Resident Assistant; Alpha Kappa Phi. DOROTHY A. GRIPPEN, Rensselaer. Nurse- Teacher; Sorority: Student Association; Resi- dent Assistant; News in Blues; College Chorale; Convocation Ceremony. THOMAS A. HADERSBECK. Albany. ROGER C. HADLEY. Westport, Secondary Social Science; Soccer. JAMES R. HAGGERTY. Plattsburgh. PHYLLIS D. HAHN. Forcstport. General Education. LARRAINE E. HALPIN. JAYNE M. HANLEY. Fort Edward, General Education; Residence Hall Government; So- rority. NANCY L. HARRINGTON. Potsdam. Nurse- Teacher: Sororfty. Vice President. Interfra- tcrnity Representative; Student Association; Student Council; News in Blues; SNTA: SNANYS. KENNETH HARRISON. Bellport. L.I., Lib- eral Arts. Economics; Theta Kappa Beta; In- iraniurals; Social Science Club: Orientation Committee. CAROL E, HART. Plattsburgh, General Ele- mentary; Intramurals. Off-Campus Womens Organization. KATHRYN I. HARTWELL, Suffcrn. Nurse- Teacher; SNT. SNANYS. College Community Orchestra. Music Council. SUSAN E. HARVEY, New York City. ALBERT M. HASSLER CAROLE A. HAWKINS, Valleyslream. L.I. CATHIE L. HENDERSON, Lewiston. Nurse- Teacher; President of Junior Nurses, Alpha Delta Theta. Who ' s Who 1965. Resident As- sistant 65-67, News in Blues. JOYCE A. HENRY. Dannemora. General Elementary; Cheerleading, ACEI. MARY C. HEWES. Carmel, Nurse-Teacher; Phi Kappa Chi. CHARLES F. HILL. Oneida, Secondary Math; SEANYS. Newman Club. PAMELA HOADLEY. Chenanga Bridge. Nurse-Teacher; Corresponding Secretary of Class. Alpha Delta Theia-Corresponding Secretary. Vice President. Student Associa- tion. News in Blues. SNANYS. SNTA. GRETCHEN L. HOCH. Glenfield, Home Economics; Home Economics Club. CHERYL M. HOGLE, Moorers. Secondary Math; Residence Hall Government. Student Association. Band, AWS Executive Board. Class of 67 Executive Council. DIRK M. HORTON. Plattsburgh. Physics. ANDREA C. HOSIE. Stanton Island. JAMES HOWARD. Rouses Point. General Elementary; Sigma Tau Sigma. SEANYS. CYNTHIA HUMPHREY. Plattsburgh. Gen- eral Elementary; Cheerleading. Orientation Committee. DON D. HUTCHINS. Plattsburgh. Secondary Math: Band. Science Club. Newman Club. ROBERT L. HUTCHINSON. Glens Falls. Secondary English. Freshman Football Ithaca College. Kappa Delta Phi, Work Study Program. BARRY HYE. Far Rockaway L.I.. Liberal Arts Psychology; Newsletter Editor of Class. Pi Alpha Nu Fraternity. Orientation Leader 65. 66. Psychology Teaching Assistant 65. LINDA R. IVANENOK. Plattsburgh. RONALD A. IVES, Glens Falls, General Elementary; Residence Hall Government. Student Association. JOHN R. JACQUES. Wantagh L.I.. General Elementary. SUSAN M. JENKINS. Plattsburgh. WALTER H. JENNER. C a m i 1 1 u s , Liberal Arts Psychology; Theta Kappa Beta-Secre- tary. Vice President. Resident Assistant 65- 67. Psychology Club. ROBERT A. JENSEN. Saratoga Springs. General Elementary; Education Program, German Club. BLENDA E. JOHNSON. Congers, Nurse- Teacher; Alpha Kappa Phi-Treasurer. Stu- dent Association. News in Blues, Modern Dance. 183 MARILYN S. JOHNSON. Baldwinsville. Home Economics; Residence Hall Government. CAROLYN E. JONES, Penn Yan. Nurse- Teacher. PETER W. KEELIN. Wanlagh L.I.. General Elementary. MICHAEL R. KELLY. Olmstedville. KEITH L. KELSEY. Lockport. GARY R. KENNEDY. Canastota. Liberal Arts; Sophomore Class President, Thela Kappa Beta. Varsity Swimming. Orchestra and Band. Honors Seminar. KAROLE A. KENNEDY. Watervliet. Nurse- Teacher; Class Treasurer. Phi Kappa Chi. Student Association. SNANYS. SNTA. DIANE L. KERR. Scituate. Massachusetts. CHERIE P. KETCHAM, Otisville. Nurse- Teacher; Residence Hall Government. Alpha Delta Theta. Student Association. SNTA, SNANYS. Kappa Delta Pi Award, RAYMOND J. KIDALOWSKI, Jonesville. Li- beral Arts Psychology. SUE KILPATRICK. Garden City L.L, Nurse- Teacher; Basketball, Golf. Honors Convoca- tion. SNTA. SNANYS. JOANNA P. KUKIS. PHYLLIS M. LACETTE. Dexter, General Elementary; Residence Hall Government. Intramurals. G.E. Club. SUCP Radio. ELLEN M. LACEY. Plattsburgh. General Elementary. DOROTHY M. LACOMBE. Peru. Nurse- Teacher: Phi Kappa Chi, Student Associa- tion. SNTA, SNANYS. Interfraternity- Treasurer. Madri-Gals accompanist. DIANA E. LADEW. Bedford Village. Liberal Arts Math. ROBERT G. LAFONTAINE. Champlain, General Elementary. JOELLA C. LAFOUNTAINE, Saville L.L. Nurse-Teacher; Student Association, SNANYS. SNTA, Orchestra. Band, Consitu- tion Committee. ARNOLD E. LAGERROOS. Bellerose L.L. Liberal Arts Political Science. CHERYL D. LAIDELL, Mechanicville, Liberal Arts Sociology. KARAN R. LANCASTER, Bohemia L.L, General Elementary. ROBERT J. LANG. New York City, Liberal Arts Biology; Swimming Team. ROBERT G. LAPOINTE. Massena. ANNETTFM LAPORTE. Keesevillc. General Elementary; Kappa Delta Phi. GEORGETTE M. LAPORTE. Keeseville. Gen- eral Elementary: Kappa Delta Phi. CLARA L. LARAMIE. Chazy. General Ele- mentary; Volleyball. Girls Chorus. Moder.i Dance. GILBERT J. LA ROSE. Dannemora. JOHN R. LATON. Larchmont. Liberal Arts English; Sigma Tau Sigma President. Intra- murals- Basketball. Softball. ELLEN LAVARNWAY. DIANE K. LAWRENCE, Corey. Liberal Arts; Field Hockey. Spanish Club. ROBERT H. LAWRENCE. Keeseville, Gen- eral Elementary. JOAN M. LEENHOUTS. Marion. Nurse- Teacher, Alpha Delta Thela-Recording Sec- retary. Class Officer 196S-66, SNTA, T.Y.E. Student Association. JOSEPH I. LE1ZER, Albany. Liberal Arts Psychology. Varsity Swimming. SUSAN ETHEL LEROUX. Fort Covington. General Elementary, Resident Hall Govern- ment. SANDRA L. LEWIS, Dannamore. MARY E. LINDELL, Utica. JAMES R. LITTLE. Kinderhook, Liberal Arts. CAROL L. LOWTHER, Waterford. Nurse- Teacher. Student Association, News in Blues. SNTA, SNANYS. DAN M. LUCAS, Westbury. L.L. General Elementary. WAYNE E. LUTKENHAUS. New Hyde Park. L.L. General Elementary, Track. Cross Country. Theta Kappa Beta. MEL G. MACDONALD. Glovcrsville. Lib- eral Arts, Economics. SHIRLEY A. MACKLEN. Lorraine. Nurse- Teacher. SNTA. SNANYS. Phi Kappa Chi. TIMOTHY W. MACKRELL. Niagara Falls. Sec. Social Sciences. Varsity Tennis, Theta Kappa Beta. STEPHEN C. MAIN, Philmorc. ELIZABETH MANNING. Niagara Falls. Nurse-Teacher. SNTA, SNANYS. ROGER MANNING. MARGARET K. MANNIX, Plattsburgh. Nurse- Teacher. Phi Kappa Chi. President ' 65. Vice President ' 64. Vice President Student Associa- tion. Jr. Prom -Court. Cheerleading. CAROL MARER, New York City, Secondary English, Residence Hall Government. Sports. BRENDA MARGULIES, Valley Stream. L.L, General Elementary. DONNA MARKOWICZ. Burnt Hi lls. JOSEPH INE MARTIN. East Meadow. L.L. Home Economics. Home Economics Club. Intramurals, Health and Safety Commillec. FREDERICK MARX. Rexford. Liberal Arts, Thela Kappa Beta. Intramural Sports. CAROL J. MATTHEWS. Cohocton, Nurse- Teacher. Editor of News in Blues, SNTA, SNANYS. EDITH M. MATTOON, Plattsburgh. General Elementary. Intramurals. Treasurer of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. WILLIAM J. McAULIFFE. Hoosick Falls, Sec. Social Science. Sigma Tau Sigma. Exec- utive Council and Athletic Board Chairman. Kappa Delta Pi. FRANCIS D. McCABE. Whitehall. Liberal Arts. Economics. Finance Board. Resident Assistant, International Relations Club, Committee on International Understanding. ALAN L. McCAULEY. Troy. LINDA J. McCUMBER. Margarctvillc, Lib- eral Arts NANCY A. McFADDEN. Plattsburgh. 1X4 LAVERNE J- McKNICHT, Amsterdam. Lib- eral Arts English, Residence Hall Govern- ment. Resident Assistant, CARDINAL Lit- erary Staff. LINDA McNIVEN. Alamont. Nurse-Teacher. Alpha Delta Theta-Recording Secretary, In- tranasals. Varsity Cheerlcading. Intcrfraler- nity Recording Secretary. BETH INF. V. MILLARD. Pittsford. Elemen- tary Education, Residence Hall Government. Woman ' s Residence Board. W.A.A.. Early Childhood Club. CONSTANCE S. MILLER, Plattsburgh. Sec- ondary English. DONNA K. MILLER. GALE D. MINER. Saranac Lake, General Education. Residence Hall Government. Sec- retary Junior Class ' 65-66, Alpha Delta Theta. JOANN M. MINER. Saranac Lake. General Elementary. Alpha Delta Theta. Treasurer of Class 64-65. 65-66, Resident Assistant SEANYS. KAREN P. MOLLER. Pittsburgh. General Elementary. Alpha Kappa Phi. Girl ' s Cho- rus, Early Childhood Club, G.E. Club. MITCHELL GUY MONETTE. Plattsburgh, General Elementary. MILES K. MOODY. JR.. Saranac Lake. Sec- ondary Math. NORA M. MOONEY. Plattsburgh. Secondary Biology. SUSAN A. MOONEY. Winthrop. Secondary English, Class Vice-Pres. 65-66, Guideline Staff, Spanish Club. SEANYS. HELEN L. MOORE. Stamford. Nurse- Teacher. Student Association, SNTA, SNANYS. Newman Club. Chorale. STEPHANIE MORGANSTERN. Bronx. Gen- eral Elementary. Residence Hall Government. Evaluation Board. Intramurals. JANE A. MORRIS, Croton. Liberal Arts Psy- chology. Resident Hall Government. Corre- sponding Secretary of Student Association, Intramurals. Vice President of W.A.A.. News Editor of NORTHERN LIGHT, Committee of International Understanding. LARRY J. MUNDY. Wolcott. Secondary So- cial Science, Theta Kappa Beta, Resident Assistant. Residence Hall Government, Stu- dent Association. RICHARD A. NATHAN. Glens Falls. Delta Kappa Delta. Varsity Wrestling, Rugby Club. BEVERLY A. NEADEAU. Mooers. Second- ary English, NORTHERN LIGHT. PATRICIA R. NEIDRAUER. Warsaw, Gen- eral Elementary. NORTHERN LIGHT. Girl ' s Chorus. Music Council Treasurer, Dolphins. KATHERYN M. NEPHEW. Plattsburgh, Gen- eral Elementary, Music Organizations, Pro- fessional Organizations. JANE E. NEWELL. Fort Edward. ELIZABETH M. NOVAK. Binghamton. Home Economics. President A.H.E.A., Chair- man of Junior Banquet. Resident Hall Govern- ment. RAYMOND A. NUTTING. Ballston Spa. PATRICIA A. O ' CONNOR. Blauvelt, Liberal Arts Math, Phi Kappa Chi. Intramurals. PHILLIP S. OLIN. Plattsburgh. MICHAEL J. ONEIL. Glens Falls. General Elementary. CECIL J. OREE. JACQUELYN ORLANDO. Weslfield. Home Economics. BARBARA ORMK. Selkirk. General Elemen- tary. GEORGE N. PALANGE, Garden City, Sec- ondary Social Science; Student Association; SEANYS; Educational Council. KATHY A. PALMER. Glens Falls. General Elementary; Hall Government; Sports; Syn- chronized Swimming; Chorale. ROBERT M. PANICO. Brooklyn. Secondary Social Science; Resident Assistant; Foot- lighters. ANNE L. PAPINEAU, Plattsburgh, General Elementary; Cheerleading; ACEI. STEPHEN C. PARK. Sherrill. Secondary So- cial Science: Hall Government; Resident As- sistant. SEANYS. Tiwa ya ee. CAROL L. PARKER. Ken mo re. Nurse- Teacher; Student Association; Resident As- sistant; SNTA; SNANYS. WILLIAM C. PARRIS. Valley Stream. Lib- eral Arts Spanish; Pi Alpha Nu; Sports; Spanish Club. RONALD D. PARRY. Tribes Hill. General Elementary; Sports. CHERYL A. PASSERO. PATRICIA PELC, South Hempstead. General Elementary; Hall Government: Early Child- hood Club; Honors. CLAIRE L. PETERS. ROBERT D. PETERS. Chateaugay, Liberal Arts: Hall Government; Sports; Cardinal; Northern Light; ETCetera. LILLY ANN PFTTERSSON, Wantugh. Gen- eral Elementary; Hall Government; Sports; Dolphins. ARTHUR R. PFIZENMAYER. Glens Falls, Secondary Social Science: Fraternity: Sports: Honors. CLIFTON W. PHANEUF, Champlain. Lib- eral Arts. RICHARD D. PHILLIPS. Hopcwill Junction. Secondary Physics; Band. MARY E. PIERSON. Southampton. General Elementary; Sports: Chorus; SEANYS. LYNNE C. PODESWA. Yonkers. Nurse- Teacher; Hall Government; Alpha Kappa Phi; Student Association; SNTA; SNANYS. ROBERT D. PORTER, Lcvittown. SHIRLEY M. POWERS, Milford. Nurse- Teacher; Student Association; SNTA; New- man Club; Band: Tiaw-ya-ee. FRANCES B. PRALL GEORGE L. PRESTON. Hawbarg. RONALD K. PUGLIESE. Newcomb. MARYBETH L. PYE, Troy. General Elemen- tary. Hall Government. 185 SHIRLEY R. PYTLAK. Plallsburgh. JUANITA L. RACETTE. Dannemora, Sec- ondary English. NORMAN J. RACINE. Champlain. Liberal Arts; Pi Alpha Nu: Sports; French Club; Inlramurals. MARTY H. RADER. DOLORES A. RASALAS. Holbrook. LOUISE H. REED. Hamden. THEODORE E. REINGOLD. Brooklyn. Lib- eral Arts; Northern Light: Professional Or- ganizations. THOMAS S. REVITT. New York City. ANTHONY J. REYNOLDS. Glens Falls. MARTIN RIBARICH. WILLIAM RICHARDS. Philmont. ACNES RICKARD. Elmira. MARY F. ROBERTS. Middleville. General Elementary; Sports; Band; Music Council. RONALD M. ROCHE. Syracuse. Liberal Arts Biology; Theta Kappa Beta; Sports. GERTRUDE M. ROGERS, Plattsburgh. SUSAN M. ROULSTON. Keescville. GLENDA SMITH ROWE. Ellenburg Center. Liberal Arts; Cheerleader. CLIFFORD J. RUBY. Garden City. Second- ary Math: Hall Government; Student Asso- ciation; Sports; SFANYS. JANE A. RUGMAN, Poughkeepsie. General Elementary; Hall Government; Chorale. JOHN D. RUSSELL. Lincolndale. SANDRA G. RYAN. Ticonderoga, General Elementary. MARGARET K. SANDFORD. Hume. Gen- eral Elementary: Sports; General Elementary Club. NANCY A. SARGENT. Binghamton. Nurse- Teacher; Alpha Kappa Phi: Sports; News N Blues; SNANYS. KAREN A. SAU NDERS. Plattsburgh. Gen- eral Elementary; Alpha Kappa Phi; SEANYS; French Club. JEANETTE D. SCAFID1. Albany, General Elementary; Hall Government: Phi Kappa Chi; Sports; Orientation Committee. LINDA SCHOMAKER, Franklin Square. Home Economics; Resident Assistant; Cho- rus; Kappa Delta Pi. HORACE R, SCOTl. Whitehall. General Elementary; Hall Government; Fraternity: Student Association; Sports; Student Activi- ties Coordination Board. THOMAS M. SCOTT. Malone. Secondary Social Science: Sports; Spanish Club. ROSALIE M. SEENEY. Massena. Nurse Teacher; Phi Kappa Chi. Teller; Interfrater- nity. Secretary; SNTA. SNANYS. MARGARET P. SEXTON. Lake Placid. General Education. DOLORES SHAPIRO. Yonkers, Nurse Teacher. Phi Kappa Chi; SNTA; SNANYS. Footlighlers. STEVEN A. SHAROFF. Monlicello. PAUL E. SHELDON. Hempstead. DIANA L. SHELTERS. Plattsburgh. General Education. RODERICK P. SHERMAN. Westport. Sec- ondary Math. Cardinal: Math Clinic. ROBERT B. SHERWOOD. M altitude, L.L. General Education. MARION A. SHIFRIN. Huntington Station. L.I., Nurse Teacher. Sorority. President; Student Association; News-in-Blues; Interfra- ternity. President. HOWARD T. SIMPSON. Mincville. DAVID SMALLEY. Gloversville, Liberal Arts, History. Theta Kappa Beta. SHARON E. SNOW. JOSEPH J. SOTTILE. Lindcnhurst. L.L, Gen- eral Education Ft Cetera. DORIS E. SPAHR. New Hyde Park. Second- ary Social Science. Et Cetera. JULIE R. SP1CER. Olean. Nurse Teacher. Alpha Delta Theta. Treasurer; Northern Light; SNTA; SNANYS. WILLIAM T, SPRENTALL. Canandaigua, Liberal Arts. Economics. HOWARD L. SPRING, Keeseville. CATHY L. STEVENS. Hammondsport. Sec- ondary English. HARRIET C. STILES. Moira. Home Eco- nomics. Sports, Intramurals; AHEA. Stale Delegate Junior Year. MAUREEN P. STOCK. Plattsburgh. Home Economics. DANIEL A. STONE. Plattsburgh. General Education. Student Association: Sports; Ori- entation Committee. Manager; Student In- formation Service; Debate Club. President. ROBERTA J. STREB. Minerva. General Ed- ucation. Footlighlers. PETER J. SULLIVAN. Glens Falls. Second- ary Social Science, Sigma Tau Sigma; Sports; Social Science Club. JOAN E. SWAN. Glens Falls. Liberal Arts. Residence Hall Government; Sports. Wom- en ' s Inlramurals; Women ' s Athletic Associa- tion. Corresponding Secretary. CAROL SWIFT. MERLE A. SWEET. South Lansing. Second- ary English, Sports. Cheerleading; Northern l ight. News Editor, Editor-in-Chief; College Chorale. LARRIANNE TABER. Canandaigua. Nurse Teacher. Sports; News-in-Blues; SNTA; SNANYS; Ambassadors. ALAN W. TALLMAN. Plattsburgh. Second- ary Science. Sports; Band. DANIEL B. TALLMAN. Minerva. MARY A. TARO. Malone. General Educa- tion, Phi Kappa; Modern Dance; Interna- tional Understanding Club. MILDRED C. TAYLER. HONEY THOLLEN JEAN E. THEW, Paru. General Education. 186 GEORGE B. THOMPSON. Hartford. Gen- eral Education, Pi Alpha Nu: Norther i Light; College Band: College Community Orchestra; Orientation Leader. ROGER C. THOMPSON. Pittsburgh. SUSAN M. TORREANO, Sandborn. Nurse Teacher. Student Association. President; News-in-Blues. Assistant Editor; Girl ' s Cho- rus; Modern Dance. DEANE L. TRAM BLAY. Rouses Point. CAROLE A. TRICARICO. Catskill. General Education. JAM ES M. TROMBLEE. Weslport. Second- ary Social Science. Theta Kappa Beta; Stu- dent Association. Sophomore Senator. Jun- ior Senator; Kappa Delta Pi; Curriculum Committee; Orientation Committee. JUDITH A. TUCKER. Colton. ANITARAE T. ROBINSON. Pittsburgh. Home Economics. MARY M. UNDERWOOD. Lyon Mountain. General Education. EMILY J. VAMOSY. Stamford. Home Eco- nomics. Alpha Delta Theta; Home Econom- ics Club. RUSSELL P. VANDORB. Willsboro. Liberal Arts. History and Geography. Fraternity; Student Association; Resident Assistant; Cardinal; Radio Station. SUSAN L. VARNEY. Hadley. Home Eco- nomics. Alpha Kappa Phi; Home Economics Club; Home Management House. FRED J. VERDEROSA. West Babylon. L.I. ANTHONY VERGA, East Rockaway, L.I. SARA F. VON1DERSTEIN. FRED WACHTMEISTER JR.. Pittsburgh. Lib- eral Arts. History. Chess Club; German Club. WALTER K. WAIT. NANCY A. WALDO. Huntington. L.I., Nurse Teacher. Phi Kappa Chi. Treasurer: Student Association. Recording Secretary; Sports. Dolphins. Field Hockey; SNTA; SNANYS; Newman Club, JAMES H. WALKER, Rouses Point. KAREN M. WALLENIUS. West Point. Nurse Teacher. Alpha Kappa Phi: Tennis: News-in- Blues. Art Editor: SNTA. ANNA M. WALLMULLER, Yonkers. LINDA A. WARD. Schenectady. Nurse Teacher, Student Association: News-in- Blues; SNTA: SNANYS. GERALD A. WASHBURN. Pittsburgh. EUGENE M. WAUGH. CATHERINE J. WEBB. ROBERT H. WEISSFLOG. Bainbridge. Lib- eral Arts. Student Association; Sports; Car- dinal. NANETTE R. WE1SSINGER. Pittsburgh. BARBARA J. WELDEN. Fort Plain. Liberal Arts. Women ' s Athletic Association. Music Organizations. PETER C. WELZ. Rochester. KAREN H. WENIS. Leonia. New Jersey. Nursing. Alpha Delta Theta; Student Asso- ciation; Dolphins, Twirling; SNANYS. CHARLES G. WESTFALL, Glens Falls. General Elementary, Residence Hall Gov- ernment; Student Association; Sports. ROBIN J. WHEELER. Waterford. General Elementary. Intramural: Women ' s Athletic Association. Executive ' Council. President. JEFFREY T. WHISHER, Bloomingdale, Gen- eral Elementary. Executive Council. Delta Kappa Delta; Student Association. Senator; Ice Hockey: Interfralernity. SHEILA A. WHITE, Babylon, Nursing. Resi- dence Hall Government; Alpha Delta Theta; Interfralernity. Chaplain; Student Associa- tion; Cardinal; SNTA; SNEANYS; New- man. NANCY L. WIELAND. Orchard Park. Nurs- ing, Phi Kappa Chi; Dolphins: SNTA; SNANYS: NSNA. HENRY J. WIETHAKE, Scotia. General Elementary, Varsity Basketball; Ski Club. SUSAN M. WILLETT. Rouses Point, Early Childhood. Executive Committee: Inlramu- rals; Early Childhood Club: Spanish Club. CHARLES H. WILSON, Ovid. ROBERT WINKLER. Rome. DIANE WINTERS. Bellerose. Home Econom- ics, Alpha Kappa Phi: Home Economics Club. NANCY A. WISE. Albany. Liberal Arts. Psy- chology. Residence Hall Government, Presi- dent. CAROL A. WOOP. Flushing. General Ele- mentary. Inlramurals; SEANYS, Newman Club. MAUREEN D. WORNHR. Monsey, Home Economics. SUZANNE L. YANKOWSKI. CHRISTINE A. YORSTON. New York. Nursing. Alpha Kappa Phi, News-in-Blues: SNTA. CORINE G. YOUNG. Orchard Park. Gen- eral Elementary, General Elementary Club. ROBERT S. YOUNGBLOOD. Rockville Cen- ter, Liberal Arts. Sociology. Residence Hall Government, Wing President; Delegate. House of Delegates; Theta Kappa Beta: Cross-Country. Inlramurals; Glee Club. ROBERT W. YOUTT, South Glens Falls. Liberal Arts. Pi Alpha Nu; Cardinal. PATRICIA M. ZELESKI. Mechanicville, Sec- ondary Math, Girl ' s Volleyball. Basketball: SEANYS. JOHN W. ZEPKO, Ballston Spa, Secondary English, Sigma Tau Sigma; Cardinal. 187 FACULTY DIRECTORY GENERAL GEORGE W. ANGELL. B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D.. LL.D.; President OLIVE M. BRADLEY, B.S.. M.S.; Assistant to the President DONALD L. GARRANT, B.S., M.S.; Assist- ant to the President for College Relations EDWARD J. F. GLAVIN. B.S.. B.A.. M.A.; Special Assistant to President for Program Development SHERWOOD J. KEYSER. B.F.A.; Director of College Publications MARY S. MOONEY; Secretary to the Presi- dent SAMUEL S. THUESEN. B.A.; Assistant Di- rector of College Relations INSTRUCTIONAL WILLIAM F. LAWRENCE, B.S., M.A., Ed.D.; Dean of the College HILTON P. HEMING, B.Ed.. M.A.. Ed.D.; Associate Dean and Professor for Profes- sional and Graduate Studies JAMES S. ASHE. B.A.. M.Ed., Ed.D.; Princi- pal of Demonstration School HARRY R. BOWEN, Television Engineer WILLIAM J. BRUCE, B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Coordinator of International Studies MAURICE B. CAMP. B.Ed.. M.S.. Ed.D.; Director of Audio-Visual Services J. MARIE COAKLEY, B.S., M.S., Ed.D.; Di- rector and Chairman. Division of Nursing GEORGE L. CRANFORD. B.S.; TV Pro- ducer-Director KENNETH P. DUQUETTE; Technical Spe- cialist JOHN E. FELTY. B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; Director of Educational Research JOHN T. GOLDTHWAIT. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.; Chairman and Professor. Division of Humani- ties FREDERICK A. HALLA, B.S.. M.Ed.; Di- rector of the Miner Center KENNETH F. HAPPY. B.S.. M.A.; Chair- man and Associate Professor. Division of Education PETER A. HELFF. B.A.. M.A.; Assistant in Audio-Visual Services STANLEY W. JOHNSON, B.A.. M.A., Ed.D.; Director of Institutional Research H. CHARLES KLINE. B.S., M.F.A.. Ph.D.; Director of Instructional Resources REX LAMB. B.S.. Director of Computing Center RALPH S. MAURELLO, B.A.; Instructional Media RICHARD T. MICHAEL. Acting Director of Audio-Visual Services ROBERT G. MOLL. B.A.. M.B.A.; Admin. Asst. to the Chr. of the Division of Science and Math JOS. PAHOPIN. B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; Director and Chairman of Home Economics HAROLD J. PERKINS, B.A.. M.S.. Ph.D.. Chairman and Professor. Division of Science and Math ERNEST P. RANGAZAS. B.S.. M.S.. Ed.D.; Chairman and Professor. Department of Health and Physical Education EDWARD E. REDCAY. B.S.. M.S.. A.M.. Ph.D. Coordinator of Programs for Talented and Honors Students ANTHONY N. SCHWARTZ. B.Ed.. M.S.. Ph.D.; Education Administration NICHOLAS F. TROISI, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; Director of Continuing Education DONALD B. WALKER. B.S.. M.A.; Coordina- tor of Student Teaching STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES WILLARD C. FLYNT. B.A.. M.A.; Dean of Students LEE H. ALLEY. B.S.. M.Ed.: Student Per- sonnel DONALD W. BROWN. B.S.. M.Ed.; Admis- sions Counselor FRANKLIN R. CONVERSE. A.B.. M.A.; Director of Admissions THOMAS A. CORDY. B.S.. M.S.; Assistant Dean of Students WILLIAM F. D ARAN. A.B.. M.D., Demon- stration School Physician WILLIAM A. DOBBIE. B.A.. M.A.; Student Personnel PATRICIA L. FERRARA. B.A.; SUNY In- tern . JOHN D. HARRISON. B.S., M.A.; General Manager, Faculty-Student Association DIANA R. HOOD, B.A.. M.A.; Dean of Women RUTH HUSEMAN. B.A.; Assistant Dean HARVEY C. HUTH. B.S.. M.A.; Assistant Dean of Students DOROTHY H. JACHSTADT. B.S.. M.S.; Registrar MARY D. JONES. B.S.: Director of Food Services ROBERT H. KELLETT. B.A., M.A.; Coordi- nator of Financial Aids ADAM J. KRAKOWSKI. M.D.; Professor and Psychiatrist FREDERICK J. MCCARTHY. B.S., M.S., Ed.D.; Coordinator of Counseling Services WARREN W. MANNING, B.S.. M.S.; Direc- ' tor of Placement FRANK R. MINNIER. B.S.; Bookstore Man- ager 188 JOHN K. O ' LEARY, B.S.. M.S.; Counselor LEROY A. PICCARD, B.A.. M.A.; Dean of Men EDWARD L. ROCK. B.S.. M.S.; Counselor PATRICK H. ROSS. B.S.: SUNY Intern RONALD P. SATRYB, B.A.. M.A.; Admis- sions Counselor LEONARD J. SCHIFF. A.B.. M.D.; Director of Student Health Services ADRIAN J. SEWELL. B.S.. M.A.; Adminis- tration Counselor SARAH SPIESS. B.S.; Assistant Dean of Stu- dents GRACE TRAUTMAN. B.A.; Assistant Dean of Students DAVID E. TRUAX. B.S.; Admissions Coun- selor MARION E. WHALEN. B.S.. M.S.; Assistant Dean of Students ALLAN C. 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B.S.; Business Management Assistant GERALD H. DOM IN Y; Custodian of Build- ings and Grounds DOMONIC L GIORGI; Purchasing Agent JAMES H. HOLLAND; Manager of Data Processing HELEN A. MISCHLER; Business Office Manager CONAN A. MOONEY, B.S.; Assistant Facili- ties Program Coordinator RICHARD H. SPEAR. B.S.; Personnel Ad- ministrator RUTH A. TIERNEY, B.A.; Supervisor of Accounts INSTRUCTIONAL GEORGE ABBE. A.B.. M.A.; Writer-in Resi- dence EUNICE L. ADAMS. B.S., M A.; Home Economics SHAKEH S. AGAJANIAN, M.A., Ph.D.; English C. BROOKS ANDERSON. A.B.. Ph.D.; Soci- ology LARRY W. ANDERSON. A.B.; English LAWRENCE C ARCARESE, B.S., M.S.. Dem- onstration School ROBERT L. ARNOLD. B.S.. M.A.; Educa- tion ALICE L. BACKUS. B.S.. M.A.; Ed.D.; Health and Physical Education MARIE BANKS. B.S.. M.A., Ed.D.; Home Economics ELINOR A. BARNES, A.B.. M.S., Ph.D.; Education STOCKTON G. BARNETT, B.A., M.S., Ph.D.; Geology EDGAR G. BARTON. B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; Art WILLIAM A. BARTSCH, B.A., M.F.A.; Art STUART J. 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