SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1968 volume:

EDITOR — Rosemary Infante ASSISTANT EDITOR— Carol Meyer BENJAMIN F. FEINBERG LIBRARY STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PLATTSBURGH. NEW YORK 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. Reflections of a year past at Plattsburgh State . . . Life mirrored through pictures . . . In establishing the theme Reflections; an ancient and brief form of poetry has been used throughout the book — Japanese Haiku. It is poetry which in the original Japanese has seventeen syllables in three lines. However, the English translations often do not keep with this pattern. It is hoped that by the use of this Haiku, the mood, the atmosphere and the feelings of Plattsburgh State and its students will be reflected. I Dedication A college is an institution of higher learning, of varying experiences, and of shared happenings . These years are time to begin the self- actualizing process that ena- bles one to distinguish be- tween knowledge and wis- dom. At first glance, a col- lege is a maze of buildings, a miriad of books . . . Closer inspection reveals the students who brave the weather, the torn and dis- rupted campus of which they are the essence. Realiz- ing this, we, the editorial staff of the 1968 CARDI- NAL, dedicate this year ' s book to you, the Students of Plattsburgh State. You, the alumni-to-be, who have made its publication possi- ble and who will, with nos- talgia, look upon its pages for many years to come. 167862 4 The autumn wind is blowing A new semester begins, We are alive, ready to learn. 5 6 The first hope of the year; I kept it a secret, And smiled to myself. t 1 1 The long day closes, Lingering Where there is water. 15 am one Who spends his life Learning and sharing, With each fleeing moment Everything Grows older. ■ HXECUTIVES— C. Hogle— President; D. Winfield— Vice President; J. Clarke— 2nd Vice President; D. Monahan — Recording Secretary: B. Moak — Corresponding Secretary; D. Behm — Treasurer. STUDENT ASSOCIATION COURT M. Schwartz. T. Jozefowski. D. Bullis. 24 E. Commorada, P. North, J. Pappachriston. J. Procter. T. Moran, S. Williams. A. De Young, T. Beachman, K. Warner. T. Kowalczyk, R. O ' Neill. J. Davis. AWS The Association of Women Students. Its function is to discuss dormitory programs through representatives of the women students. Row I: A. Castellana. J. Hains. D. Stewart, C. VonGlahn. Row 2: F.. Moore. D. Harlow. A. M. Ackermann. WRB The Women ' s Residence Board whose function is to design college policies re- garding women students at SUCP. ACTIVITIES COORDINATION BOARD COLLEGE UNION BOARD Responsible for the activities which take place in the C.U. For example, the board provides the students with an efficiently planned snack bar and game room. It is also responsible for hootenanies that take place there and for such events as the Christmas Tree Trim. Row I: C. Evans, D. Cappclluzzo, W. Johnson — Secretary; M. E. Lawler — Vice President; G. Stewart. Row 2: T. Kowalczyk, J. Tibaldi. M. Mullen— President; R. O ' Neill— Treasurer; R. Muller. 27 CARDINAL STAFF EDITOR Rosemary Infante ASSISTANT EDITOR 2S STAGE X— B. Johnson, H. Volavka, Miss J. Cook— Director; N. Nichols, P. Morrison. RESIDENT • ASSISTANTS Juniors and Seniors who are selected through application. They help the resi- dence directors and residents operate dorm life smoothly and efficiently. HARRINGTON HALL — Row 1: Miss Huseman— Director; L. Bifulco, J. Harrington. Row 2: C. Rolland. V. Dexter, A. Burke, J. Burk. 30 TOWER B — Row I: E. Wick. S. Shaddock. S. McCloud. J. Bloom. J. Markowitz. Rov 2: C Barber. A. Dumas, D. Oppito. C. Trcthewcy. K. Birch, Miss Simpson— Director. 31 Row I: J. Rivas — Editor-in-chief; L. Ferdon — Associate Editor: L. BUaWOrth. Row 2: J. Wrzcnski. T. Kowalczyk. G. Lorang. C. Free- man. BEEKMAN STREET The college news and opinion journal published by the Student Association. It consists of interviews, feature articles, sport events coverage, book and film reviews, and other current events. VARSITY CLUB The organization of male stu- dents who hold varsity letters at SUCP. P. Grant. I). Robertson — Adviser: T. Thornton. R. Jesniain. L Boeyc, D. Jones. P. Digman. Standing: R. Winchester. 32 RADIO CLUB The college radio station which operates seven days a week to promote good communication in the college. It offers good training in radio programming, engineering, and announcing. The station is owned by the Student Association. WIDER HORIZONS Row 1: P. Terry. K. DeWitl. P. Raynor. Row 2: A. Wanner. J. Zelinski. T. Miller. B. Galligan. NEWMAN CLUB A Roman Catholic organization for inter- ested college students. It entertains speakers on a variety of topics significant to college students. F. Heier — Pres.; R. Lynch — Vice Pres.; A. Dalthcimcr — Sec; K. Hansen — Treas.; P. Beckerich, M. Bero. J. Bilow. F. Bordeau. T. Diherty. J. Farrel. M. Fleming. J. P. Gendron. B. Hall. L. Hanulick. S. Hughes. W. Johnson. T. Kurzowski. D. Lynch. B. Micntek. L Moore. P. Morici, N. Moschok, J. O Donnell, T. Pascucci, J. Pctruzzell. J. Rieley. S. Sutter. J. Zang. 34 ART EXHIBITION COMMITTEE Responsible for the exhibits and programs featured in the Kennedy-Nehru art room in the Fcinbcrg library. KAPPA DELTA PI An Honor Society in Education which en- courages high professional, intellectual, and personal standards. Only qualified Juniors and Seniors are candidates for admission to Thcta Kappa Chapter. Rons I: S. Webster. C. Murphy. M. Glen. D. Coupal, C. Trcthewey. S. Worrell. Row 2: B Williamson, B. Wilson. A. Quinlan. R. Fields. R. Scmmler, G. Estus, C. Cardell, H. Roenfeld, R. King. V. Dexter, C. Mitchel, D. Oppito, D. Wagoner, S. Hciner. 35 Row I: E. Mousin. S. Hchl. I). ( anizzaro. M. Henderson, J. Saine. M. Wasmuth. Row 2: J. Wilson. C. Slyverson. V. Dexter. L. Brundage. M. Palmer. J. Johnson. S. Henlrich. AHEA Is the American Home Econom- ics Association. Its chapter at Plattsburgh. for Home Economics majors, encourages services to the College and community. Through this chapter, students become members of the N. Y. State and the American Home Economics Associations with privileges of attending State, Regional, and National meetings, and receiving professional journals and the in- signia of this profession. Row I: P. Kelscy. C. Ziegler. L Brock. A. Quinlan— Pres.: S. Cohh. C. Chambers— Vice Pres. Row 2: B. l.anglois. E. Seher. E. Gorius, L. Skinner. A. Henderson. J. DiLena. M. Livingston. K. DeWitt. 36 PHI UPSILON OMICRON An Honor Society in Home Eco- nomics which strives to foster high professional, intellectual, and personal standards in the field of Home Economics. Row I: C. Stuyvcvint. J Oil ena— Vice Pres.: E. Schcr— Pres.: C. Zicgler— Rec. Sec: E. Gorius — Corr. Sec: A. Quinlan— Historian-l ibrarian. Row 2: S. Hentiich. C ' .VanGlahn. S. Burgett, v. Dexter, R. Simpson. S. Cobb, Dr. Pahopin. Row I: B. Nedoszytko, B. Bisogni, M. Henderson, K. DeWitt, E. Mousin. Row 2: K. Pikul, J. Sainc. C. I.omicky. L. Brock. B. Black. P. Kelsey. M. Livingston. M. Gale. 37 Row 1: D. Bliss, C. Trcthewey, W. Brandow, G. Schwambergcr, P. Kelsey. P. Sharkey. Row 2: P. Salvian, S. Yelle, H. Endrcs, F. Kaufman. P. Sauer. i DOLPHINS A synchronized swim team that displays its talent in shows and demonstrations throughout the school year. Row I: L. Ellsworth. J. Wrzenski. M. Palmari. M. McCarty. Row 2: D. Porter, L Kcstcr, N. Jones. K. Fuller. C. Franzblau. Row 3: L. Hart. M. Duff. M. A. Busch. M. L Jennings. 38 SKI CLUB Sponsors films, discussions and ski trips. Unlike many other colleges, whose ski clubs are devoted to the experienced skier, the club at SUCP is an organiza- tion intended for all interested skiers, re- gardless of ability in the sport. 39 TIWA - YA- EE Better known as TYE, is a camping club that teaches the skills and enjoyment of camping. Ex- perience is gained at the college camp. Twin Val- leys. Row I: S. Harral. B. Hall, L Wagner, L. Po- dolak, M. Johnson. Row 2: K. Brousseau, G Lcnitoncn, P. Moon, A. Stcltman, N. Mosch hak, D. Wheal. Row 3: N. Halscy, P. Mc Gregor, C. Cantin, P. Saner. M. Bruscella Row 4: H. Ludke, C. Collins, W. Cichacki, F Heicr, G. Morley. 40 F. Fields. Row 1: D. Nolan, P Mousin, M. Conroy, D. Whitmore M. Johnson, S. Matthews. Row 2: W Burnett, S. Strmic, M. Hogan, S Reynolds, M. Pasti. Row 3: J. Beau dry. K. Hassctt, S. Ludlow, H. Lang worthy, G. Hare. Row 4: R. Johnson H. Ludkc, D. Guibord, S. Arje. S Campbell, Coach — E. F. Beyer. ACROTHEATRE 4 1 Row I: B. Brauerman. L, Miller. D. Duto. M. Pluisy, C. Minarick. C. McAulilT. K Gardner. D. Sykora. S. Harrat. J. Swilzer. Row 2: P. Rasco. R. Goldstein, M. Fortune. G. Deasy. N. Robinson. J. Konieczny. M. Adanis. C. Traphagen. D. Henrys. C. Runniger. C. Langford. S. Wecdcn. J. WooSter, D. Smith. MODERN DANCE A club for those interested in the modern method of dance expres- sion. It gives several shows during the course of the year with its main event in the Spring. 43 FOOTLIGHTERS The college dramatics group. It studies the elements of the international theatre. Its purpose is to bring varied and unusual dramatic literature to the attention of the college community and the public. Row 1: A. Caslellana. D. Zeidler, D. Wunderle. Row 2: M. Cuddchc. M. Gardam, R. Mancuso. J. Mihalko. P. Kurzawski, R. Learning. MUSIC COUNCIL Made up of student representatives from all the music organizations on campus. It designs policies for extracurricular music activities, and prepares for the effective use of its budget allocation from the Stu- dent Association. Row 1: E. Hurd. P. Brcman. Z. Burgess. Row 2: K. Loucks, R. Williams, C. Bazaar — Pres. 44 CHORALE A group for those who wish to sing and learn choral literature. This group goes on tour an- nually and sings regularly for Christmas activities, the Annual Open House celebrations, the Spring Concert, the Inter-Collegiate Choral Festival at Burlington, and the Baccalaureate service. BAND Open to all students who have had some experi- ence in playing wind, brass, or percussion instru- ments. It offers college students an opportunity to perform selections from outstanding concert band literature. 45 FOREIGN STUDENTS At SUCP are very active and bring the campus the knowledge and understanding of people from other countries. Row 1: R. Masti. T. Leavitt, S. Worrell, T. Arafeh. Row 2: S. Khasawnih, [. Shen. P. Khuyen, A. Muraysh. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Designated for students interested in world affairs. Movies, infor- mal talks, and conferences are designed to provide students with a greater familiarity of contem- porary international relations. The club is one of the Chapters of the Association of Interna- tional Relations Gubs and par- ticipates in conferences spon- sored by the Association. Row I; H. Erlangcr. B. KirchhofT. S. Khasawnih. A. Muraysh. P. Khuyen. Row 2: R. Masri, C, LaShier, T. Leavitt. S. Worrell. A. Henderson. Row 3: C. Shadwick. M. Mills. K. Waddell. C. Seeholzer. C. Bliss. R. Schonpar. I. Shen. T. Arafeh. B. Westcrvclt. 46 SCIENCE CLUB Offers discussions, demonstra- tions, and field trips to students interested in science. Each year, this club sponsors a science fair. Row 1: K. Raccttc, C. Carriere. Dr. Blood — Advisor; L. Sheradin — Advisor; R. Racz- kowski. Row 2: L. Purinton, L. Barber, W. Pironti, B. Newman, R. Racctte, H. Rosenfeld, E. Wright, A. Richtcr. PHYSICS CLUB A student section of the Ameri- can Institute of Physicists. It offers lectures by Physics profes- sors on their specialization and joint meetings with other col- leges. Row 1. Dr. Ryan — Advisor: R. Kig — Vice Pres.; G. Alvord — Pres.; A. Audas — Sec- Treas. Row 2: R. Ceckowski, G. Duerschmidt, S. Peek, W. Jordan, R. Evans, I. Dumaulin. R. Bin k I in. J. DeFranco. 47 PLATTSBURGH PAWNS One of the many organizations on campus which operates on an in- tercollegiate basis. It offers excit- ing competition for those who are interested in this game of in- tellectual, strategic skill. R. Cassavaugh. T. Lcavitt — Advisor; P. Elmcndorf. R. While. G. Harrington. mmim FRENCH CLUB Provides interested students with an opportunity to practice oral communication in French. This club is very active and makes use of nearby Montreal. Row 1: E. Sanetra, C. Dean, D. Webb. Row 2: L. Beaudin. W. Cichacki, P. Bergmann. 48 PHI KAPPA CHI Row I: A. Somctana— Rec. Sec; S. Jorolemon— Corrcs. Sec: L Travis— Pres.; A. Burke— Vice Pres.: K. Mills — Treas.: N. Maiello— Parliamentarian. Row 2: B. Blancbard. C. St. John, E. Gorius. C. Gilmore. L. Engmann. P. Finncgan. T. Freeman. T. DeNicloa. t Row I: M. Markus. N. Kelly. M. DeWcese. K. Dunne. J. Perkins. Row 2: I.. Ford, C. Bawden, T. Marccllino, V. Boris. M. McCarthy. D. King. Row 3: E. Babiarz. C. Skeflington. S. Oberist. C. Frole. C. Murphy. D. Cox. J. Bullowa. K. Hartnett. P. McManus. L. Mahota. L. Condon. C. Tucker. A. Orlando. 50 The past year has been an important one for the sisters of Phi Kappa Chi. Not only did the soror- ity celebrate its 75th anniversary, but also be- came officially recognized as a corporation. Starting with Sept., Clio took an avid part in orientation and many social activities on campus. Homecoming, a big event on campus was some- thing special for the Clios. Ties with former members were re-established through the first an- nual Alumni Tea. Three sisters represented the sorority on the Homecoming court and one of them, Edrc Jane Gorius, was crowned Queen of the weekend. The whole s6rority took great pride in their float, A Tribute to Disney. Clio, along with the other Greeks, participated in an all campus Greek Day, capturing first place in two competitions. The sisters of the Clionian Sorority feel a so- cial responsibility to the college and community as well. This was seen in the various community projects they sponsored. They painted the Girl Scout Camp, offered their assistance to the Heart Fund and took an active part in the Hospital Fund Drive. At Christmas, Clio participated in the Pan-Hellenic Community Project by aiding needy families in the area. The social functions of the sorority included many enjoyable weekends with various Greek fra- ternal organizations, including a quite exciting Donkey Ball game, Interfrat Weekend and Par- ents Weekend. The sisters recognized individual student achievement through their presentation of awards at the Inftrfrat Show. Incorporated in Parents Weekend was the May Ball which estab- lished a precedent in honoring graduating seniors. The Senior Breakfast also in May, marked the close of another exciting year for the sisters of Phi Kappa Chi. ALPHA DELTA THETA Row I: N. Strum pf, S. Brown — Sec; B. VanArVcl — Pres.: C. Wadsworth — Vice Pres.: S. Shaddock — Sec: K. Buckley. Row 2: B. Johnson. P. Morrison. A. Ackermann. B. Blcwett. G. Frank. L Terndrup. L. Brock. P. Frills. M. Haslelt. D. Wagoner. J. Saine. Row 1: M. Winslow. M. Zablolowicz, A. Caslcllana. D. Whilmore. C. Foshag. D. Richler. Row 2: C. Rogers. S. Thomas. B. Breen. K. Vrooman. A. Lepke. A. Synarski. B, Slein. L. Shwartz. B. Cipriano. C. Cox. A. Quinlan. 52 The girls wearing lavender and white are united by life long bonds of friendship cooperatively drawn into an organization that socially and intellectually adds to the campus and community. They have in the years 1965 and 1967 been awarded the Scholastic Cup for academic achievement. The AD ' s enjoy weekends with all the campus fraternities. In the fall of 1967 the Alpha Delts held a highly successful, first annual Formal Weekend — AD Goes White Glove . Other extra special weekends AD enjoys are Mother-Daughter Weekend in the spring. Roaring Twenties with the Beta ' s, Homecoming with their float — First Day of School , Winter Weekend, and Intcrfrat Weekend. Community projects include UNICEF, Christmas Caroling, The Heart Fund Drive, Clothing Drive and the YMCA. ADT proudly boasts of a circle of true sisterhood. Row I: C. Sosnowski. C. Morley. C. Trethewey, S. Gross, J. Wood. J. Olszewski. B. Bisogni. S. Worrell. C. Broga. K. DiWitt. Row 2: D. Smith. D. Marx, M. Broderick, D. Oppito. R. Bilby. S. Racz. M. Bigalow. N. Fels. A. DeFay. J. Weyland, G. Quinland, K. Snyder. L. Saunders. 1. Bloom. 53 ALPHA KAPPA PHI Row 1: M. Elliott, S. Mclick, S. McCtoud. M. Patcrson. A. Henderson. D. Harlow. Row 2: S. Connor, M. Lawler. L. Sitkowski. J. Stone, L Skinner, C. Lake. P. Moon, C. Hill. Row I: S. JefTreys. Y. Dashnaw. N. Kettncr. J. Walboum, M. Mystcr, S. Perry, P. Salvain. Row 2: D. Wakefield. L Pappas. K. Maziarz, P. Kelly, L Monoski. P. Sumby. P. Frazier. S. Kein. G. Schwamberger. K. Plegcr, S. Marshman. R. Rostohar. J. Haynes, M. Gonzalez, H. Gaites. 54 The Agonian Sorority began the 1967 fall semester by co-sponsoring a dance for the whole campus for their annual Bcta-Ago Welcome Weekend . Shortly after, the Sisters«cntered their float, The Wright Way , in the Homecoming parade. In November they had their first weekend with the Brothers of Sigma Tau Sigma. Before Christmas vacation. Pi Alpha Nu and Ago joined forces for their annual Christmas sing around the campus. A good time was had by all. The Sisters have also participated in the local Heart Fund with Lynn Sitkowski as their candidate for the Queen of Hearts. An Ago Alumni Weekend was held in the Spring. The Sisters of Alpha Kappa Phi arc looking forward to next year with the hope that it will be as successful as this one. 55 THETA ALPHA LAMBDA Row I: E. Jones— Trcas.; J. DiLena— Sec: H. Sprigle— Vice Pres.: J. Slovak— Pres.: C. Von Glahn— Vice Pres.; C. Cardcll— Sec: M. E. Colomb. Row 2: J. Wallace. B. Fields. P. Sharkey. M. Lazzari. J. LaVallie. R. Caufield. S. Graham. S. Zeitler. C. McRoy. D. Stewart. M. Richmond. S. Rivers. Row I: J. Bennett. R. Dunn. S. Hcntrich. I. Tifenberg. Row 2: M. J. Panaro. P. May. B. Schubert. R. Goldstein. S. Kelly. J. Hains. J. Baran. Row 3: A. Hempstead. J. Holmes. P. Smith. S. Brooksbank, A . DcYoung. D. Doyle. M. Sullivan. C. Williams, J. Smith. K. DoRico. T. Bcachman. J. Johnson. B. Przybylck. 56 Through sisterhood in Theta Alpha Lambda Sorority, girls unite to share their friendship, interests, joys, and sorrows. Never losing their individuality, the Thalian sisters willingly and happily cooperate with one another toward mutual aims. The 1967-1968 school year has been a most exciting one for the sisters. The year began with a workshop weekend at Twin Valleys. Plans were set up for the year, and with renewed spirit the Thalians scheduled their first alumni breakfast and designed ■ Lifetime ' their first place float for the Homecoming parade. Having successfully begun the semester, anticipation grew as other weekends and projects approached. For the first time, fraternity-sorority weekends were scheduled with each of the four, fraternities and with a fraternity from Paul Smith ' s. The first Beta-Thalian Weekend resulted in the combined efforts of the brothers and sisters with the children from the Childrens ' Home. They enjoyed a picnic lunch and a play day on the lawn behind the Beta House. Community spirit did not end there, however. In cooperation with a community project set-up by Pan-hel, the sisters spent a Saturday morning working with the Christmas bureau to separate and wrap gifts. Later, participation in the heart and cancer fund drives kept the Thalians busy. This year also brought with it plans for the Intcrfrat Show. Parents Weekend and the Senior Banquet. 57 THETA KAPPA BETA Row 1: M. Lantor, G. Jesmain, C. Polihasnikis, D. Defranco, I. Ravin. J. Tromble, W. Ordway. Row 2: E. Armstrong, H. Nahal, G. Lavin, F. Arcuri, S. Rose, B. Bollock. Row 3: G. Vancour, J. Welcher, G. Bagnato, J. Marino, M. Downs, D. Markman, D. Mul- holland. Row 4: D. Bullis, D. Cronk. R. Rackowski, N. Cantiello, K. Wazniak, R. Meisenhelder, J. Malenchuck. Row 5: J. Coccia, K. Potter. P. Burt. D. Gcngenbach, H. Kuczynski, T. Trebend, B. Van- Bommel, M. Vitagliano. Row 6: J. Rowe, J. Decossc, D. Norton. R. Jesmain. B. Saskowitz. Row 7: B. Smith, P. Connelly, R. Kremcr, J. O ' Ncil. 58 Organized on campus in 1959, Theta Kappa Beta Fraternity has made substantial progress in striving to attain objectives of social, academic, intellectual, and most importantly, fraternal excellence. The Brothers of Beta represent a vivid cross-section of individuals stemming from all Aspects of campus life. It is their varied contributions which binds the fraternity into a closely knit brotherhood. Together they strive to do their best. Moving into their new home at 62 Broad Street started the academic year for Beta. After getting set- tled, they co-sponsored a, successful Welcome Week- end with AGO sorority; had Paul Revere ride to a second place victory in the Homecoming Parade; had a cook-out in their back-yeard with the Thalians and some friends from the orphanage; played host to an Open House; and enjoyed a costumed Roaring 20 ' s Weekend with AD sorority. While all this was taking place. Beta had a successful football season, collected for the Community Chest, decorated the Children ' s Ward at the hospital at Christmas time, donated blood, and contributed to the March of Dimes. Second semes- ter brought to Beta a weekend with Clio, an Alumni Weekend, and their annual picnic. Just as our spirit, determination, and brotherhood has no end, Theta Kappa Beta ' s service to both the college and community will always continue. DELTA KAPPA DELTA Row I: Dr. Baum, Advisor, M. Howell, R. Hawkins, R. Engelberg, M. Kcrman, A. Firlik, R. Barney. D. Lange, Baker, T. Longto, H. Levine, D. Lippert. Row 2: B. J. Slephan. J. Sleenburgh. Founded in 1927. Delta Kappa Delta Fraternity strives toward the development of fellowship, scholarship and leadership among its members through the social- izing influences of fraternal life. Athletic activities have always been an integral part in the achievement of these goals. As individuals participating in varsity wrestling, soccer, basketball, swim- ming, baseball, and track, the Brothers develop the ability to work as a unit with a common goal. In intramural sports, the Brothers hoped to retire the Intramural Sports Trophy by winning it for the third consecutive year. Athletics, however, do not entirely represent the accomplishments or undertak- ings of the organization. Their weekends with AD, Clio, and Thalians provided opprtunitics for socializing with the sororities. In partnership with Clio, the Broth- ers sponsored a Donkey Basketball game in which many of the faculty partici- pated. This year, there were two goals that overshadowed DK ' s usual activities. To become incorporated and to purchase a house. The Brothers dedicated themselves to this purpose and in late February the goals became a reality. 171 Margaret Street is the symbol of their pride and achievements. What kind of a year has it been for DK? Rewarding, fulfilling. u r precedented. Row 1: L. Churnetski, M. Rybka, E. Valcntc, N. Cot- Klotz, W. Meatus, P. Dingman, T. Whalcn, A. Ritchie, ton, P. Parker, T. Moran. Row 2: P. Stone. J. Ncls, P 61 SIGMA TAU SIGMA Row 1: A. Davoy, J. Westcott, H. Ellis, A. Pessuiti, C. Miner. J. Detwillcr, P. Whitbeck, J. Gagnier. Jennings. Row 2: R. Gebhurdi. J. Hickcy, R. Sliggins, J. Row I: T. Wagner, J. Terrio, J. S. McNair, W. Garvey. Hartpencc. B. Newman, A. Carlino, T. Hermes, M. R. Gcarey. Row 2: W. King, J. Keulcman. J. Naple, J. Boucher, B. Hehmig. 62 Sigma Tau Sigma celebrated its second anni- versary last February 8. During our first year we faced the problem of forming a fraternity. Now looking back after our second year we have found that the turmoil of organizing STS has been a dynamic incentive which has led us to create new and exciting activities on campus. Our enthusiasm as a young fraternity has seeped into our social and communial endeavors. Our Homecoming float Daze of Dixieland took third place this year. Soon after that we enter- tained Thalians with a spectacular weekend at Lowcnburg. Sigma Tau sponsors an Ugly Man contest every year and is seeing it become a Plattsburgh tradition. In the past two years the community activities include: Annual Christmas Party at the Childrens Home, Head of the third largest Division of the Clinton County Community Chest, we have also done work for the Plattsburgh JC ' s, March of Dimes, and the Red Cross. In the future Sigma Tau would like to sec the innovation of a stron ger Inter-Fraternity council and the closer association of all the Sigma Tau Chapters in the State University System. 63 PI ALPHA NU In 1953, the fraternity was established as Alphi Phi Omega and this name was later changed to Pi Alpha Nu. The Brothers strive to promote high standards of scholarship, character and fellowship by being a credit to the college, community and themselves. In the spring semester of 1967, the brothers of Pi Alpha Nu won the scholastic cup with an ac- cumulative average of 2.71. However, scholastic achievement docs not totally represent the accomplishments or aims of the Fraternity. In athletics, they try to promote fair play and encourage each brother ' s interests. Activities arc varied, The Homecoming Float was The Beat Gone By . Weekends were en- joyed with the AD ' s. Thalians, Agonians and Clioians. The Brothers participated in various commu- nity service projects such as painting the YMCA and the Salvation Army as part of the annual Thalian Weekend. Pi Alpha Nu is proud to be a part of the Pittsburgh campus and community. INTERFRAT PANHELLENIC COUNCIL FRATERNITY COUNCIL Row I: J. Gagnier. K. Mills. J. Hains. C. St John. A. Nalhanson. Row 2: J. Hickcy. J. Miner; President, J. Rowe, G. Jesmain, D. Perkins. 66 111 I ' I f Row I: E. Jones; Student Advisor, Miss Simpson; Ad- visor, S. Kelly; Treasurer, J. Bloom. Secretary, C. St. John; Vice President. B. Johnson; President. Row 2: C. Wadsworth, M. Colomb, P. Moon, A. Burke, S. Mc- Cloud, C. Van Glahn. L. Shwartz, T. DeNicola, M. Elliott. Row 1: R. Burns. D. Cronk, Vice President, N. Cotton, Row 2: W. Gilbert, R. Stiggins, D. Norton. E. Schuka. J. President. D. Perkins, Secretary-Treasurer, R. Longo. Boyle, H. Kuczynski, H. Jennings. 67 CLASS C LASS OF 1969— Row 1: E. Girius. M. Zablotowicz— President. Row 2: K. Jenkins, B. Winchester, B. Breen. WEEKEND CHAIRMAN Robert Winchester Judy Oslapkovich 70 72 73 74 75 76 Terence Thornton Robert Winchester Donald Winficld 78 QUEEN Judy Oslapkovich Homecoming Weekend SI 84 How many, many things They call to mind, These Be Is there, I wonder A man Without purpose in mind. 89 94 Miner Center is the home of 50 first year students who have been selected at random from each incoming Freshman class to work in a program to develop leadership and responsibility within themselves. They live and study on the con- fines of the attractive old Miner Institute grounds in Chazy, N.Y.. 1 1 miles from the regular campus, but also partake in campus and town activities. Because of the small size of the group, classes are kept at a minimum size, allowing for a more individualized type of atmosphere where a student is afforded every opportunity to develop his potentialities. To each student is available all of the latest teaching devices plus exposure to many different types of side excursions which add to the regular college experience, therefore, broadening their sources of knowledge for him. They are guided by a few faculty members toward their goals, but it is up to each individual student to use all that is available there and to put all this knowledge into a working arrangement for a better self. ITTBWIBwiif i 100 102 104 105 NAME CLASS POSITION V ARQTTY Robert Adlcr Senior FB V m ' OA 1 1 Brian Bush Frosh. FB rr v — 1 t i 1Z Len Churnctski Soph. OR O K , Pi l William Garvey Frosh. CF Pavlos Hassos Senior HB Randy Hawkins Soph. G Albert Huck Junior OR Tom Jablanski Senior HB Russ Johnson Junior HB Richard Keegan Soph. HB — Line Edward LcStrange Junior OR — OL Chris McClain Frosh. CF William Mealus Soph. FB Eligous Ntate Frosh. OL Mark Olsen Soph. FB James Quinn Frosh. CF Head Coach-William Utter Patrick Quinn Frosh. CF Robert Roller Senior HB . ,„ , D . . ,_. .. Gregg Scarl Junior FB Asst. Coach— Richard F IS b.e Edwin Sowa Frosh. OR Henry Stewart Junior FB Tom Valachovic Junior FB Douglas Watt Frosh. FB George Martin Manager Ira L. Riddle Statistician 106 107 108 TRACK Robert Bullock Robert Chico Tom DeMoranville Dan Gengenbach William Gordan Richard Kremcr Pete Makowsky Clarence Miller Robert Miller David Prue Steve Roser Richard Semmlcr Dan Stone Terry Thornton Robert Tomlinson Gary Torrisi Richard Uckmann Robert Wcissflog Tim Maloy — Manager Head Coach— William Utter Asst. — Charles Novak CROSS COUNTRY Thomas Champitto Greg David Dave Johnson Nelson Lethbridge Gerald McCormick James Moriarity Thomas Parkhill Richard Semmler Gary Stark Donald Timmons Coach — Donald Learman 109 110 NAME Steve Baxter Larry Bocye Frank Bors Steve Butler Frank Brussow Greg Drew Tom Homestead Dough Jones Steve Klein John Reynolds Donald Schrader Howard Slocum Henry Stewart Peter Stone Larry Sullivan Bob Winchester Vincent Reich Martin Siskin CLASS Frosh. Junior Frosh. Frosh. Junior Frosh. Soph. Soph. Soph. Frosh. Frosh. Soph. Junior Junior Frosh. Junior Soph. Soph. EVENT Freestyle Backstroke Diving I ree style Backstroke Diving Breaststroke Freestyle Breaststroke Butterfly Backstroke Breaststroke Diving Freestyle Freestyle Freestyle Manager Manager SWIMMING Coach — Dave Robertson 111 m. BASEBALL Butch Brazcll John Browncll Paul Dingnian Michael Holland Tom Jablanski Richard Kecgan Dennis Kennclty Ed LcStrangc Rocco Longo Henry Penello Mike Perry Mik Perry George Sherman James Stccnburgh Robert Twyman Robert White Ray Willett Coach — Ernest Rangazas Manager — Mel Goldfine GOLF Roger Clark Mark Cominole Bob Grant Gary Jesmain Roger Jesmain Wayne Ordway Dave Mayer Don Meyer 112 113 WRESTLING  Coach — Donald Lcarman Manager — Richard Oliver Allen Audas Philip L. Beckerich William Caldararo Edward Feelcy George Fradcnburg William Griffiths Ronald Grottancll Frank Hackett Michael D. Jordan Patrick Loucy Bryant Lyndakcr Louis Marucci Allen Phelps Robert Sardell Russell Terry 114 115 VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYER NO. HT. YR. WT. JcfT Aimonctti 30 6 ' 1 Soph. 155 Tom Clark 14 6 ' 0 Soph. 145 Jack Hartpencc 42 6 ' 3 Soph. 181 Mike Hcaly 10 5 ' 11 Junior 155 Paul Heiner 52 6 ' 0 Junior 175 John Hollinshead 20 5 ' M Junior 165 Tom Jablanski i: 5 ' l 1 Senior 150 Clarence Miller 34 5 ' ii Senior 165 John Mosher 53 6 ' 3 Senior 190 Terry Thornton 40 6 ' 3 Junior 190 Don Vandcrwerker 50 6 ' 4 Junior 180 Don Woodward 24 5 ' 10 Senior 150 Coach Joseph Jastrab 117 WOMEN ' S INTERCOLLEGATE SWIMMING VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I Malic-son k. Dunne .1 Irccnian 1 Richmond C. Delia Penia Missing — P. Smith L. Eggelsion 120 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Blcau D. Gould C. Evans C. Licciardi D. Smith A. Steltmann J. Rowekanip Alternate — B. Stauning 121 FIELD HOCKEY Coach — Nancy Burton Dottie Bliss Nancy Bourey Wendy Brandow Margce Brown Tina Candido Dawn Crudcll Vicki D ' Angelo Terry Davis Anne Devins Alice Dc Young JoAnnc Fahrenkopf Donna Gould Sandy Jcnncttc Emily Jones Janet Jordan Flo Kaufman Barb Kelly Pat Kelsey Ginny LaPicrre Barb Proctor Ellen Ritzko Sheila Strymic Jeanne Stuhldreher Linda Theriault Donna Walker Sherry Yelle 122 123 124 126 128 130 DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Marie Coakley — Nursing Harold J. Perkins — Mathematics and Science Jo S. Pahopin — Home Economics John T. Goldthwait — Humanities Kenneth Happy Education Dorothy Jackstadt — Registrar Ernest P. Rangazas Physical Education V-Z V. George Pasti — Social Science 132 Harold Bauer David Behni 134 Waller Jacobsen Barbara Johnson William Kinsbcry Jo Anne Klemenl Cindy Lashier Harold Levinc James Olson Suzanne Padalino 139 Elaine Babiurz Mary Ann Beebe Martha Bcnncll Bonnie Bilder M. April Burke Patricia Chizuk 142 146 Susan Bcrgquisl 148 149 Raymond Craig t.uannc Crozier Annelteo D Aquanni Susan DeLong 155 157 Diane Stadnyck Alaric Stearns Diane Stewart Ann St. John James Tigcrt Jill Trask 169 170 173 176 177 180 182 184 185 Even a silent stage In this changing world Becomes alive. SENIOR DIRECTORY ABEL, CAROLYN MARJORIE. Still- water. N.Y.. Liberal Arts; English; WRB. Residence Hall Government. TYE. Junior Year in Spain. ACEE, JEAN LOUISE. Rome. N.Y.. Elementary Education; Residence Hall Government, Basketball and Softball In tramurals. ADLER. ROBERT LEE. N.Y.C., Sec- ondary Education-Biology. ALEXANDER. WENDY BELLE. Brooklyn, N.Y., Secondary Education- English. AI.GUIRE. JOHN C. Masscna. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Biology. ALLEN. MARY G-. Westport, N.Y. ALVORD. GREGORY C. Chiltenango. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Physics; Financial Aid Committee. American Institute of Physics— Trcas. 66-67, Pres. 67-68, Re- search in Cosmic Rays at Earth and Space Research Center at l-ewis. N.Y. 66, 67, 68. AMORELLI. GENE JOSEPH. Albany. N.Y., Secondary Education; Intramural Eootballl Basketball. Softball. ARONOW1TZ, LEWIS, Brooklyn, N.Y., Pi Alpha Nu. ASHLINE, SHEILA D.. Pittsburgh. N.Y., Elementary Education; Interna- tional Relations Club, Kappa Delta Phi. AUERBACH. NANCY J.. Lake Placid. N.Y., Elementary Education; Orchestra. Alpha Kappa Phi. AWERDICK, LINDA DIANE. Tarry- town. N.Y., Elementary Education N-6: Intramural Softball. Art Exhibition Committee — Treas. 65-66, 66-67. BABIARZ. ELAINE ANN, Wcedsport. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Phi Kappa Chi. SNTA, SNANYS. BAKER. KAREN. Williston Park, N.Y., Home Economics Education. BAKER. RONALD HAROLD. Pitts- burgh, N.Y., Elementary Education; Delta Kappa Delta. BANDYCH. LORE ITA ANNE. Boon- villc, N.Y., Secondary Education-Math; Chairman of Athletic Committee. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Field Hockey. BARCZAK, CLARE ANNE. Nassau. N.Y., Education. Residence Hall Gov- ernment, Education Committee, Dean ' s List Junior Year, College Health Com- mittee. BARNABY. JOAN E.. Garden City. N.Y., Elementary Education. BARNETT, LUCY, Pittsburgh, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Biology. BARNEY. ROBERT C, Balston Spa, N.Y.. Liberal Arts- Meteorology; Delta Kappa Delta. Varsity Basketball. BARRINGER. GARRY D.. Stiltvillc. N.Y.. Secondary Educalion-Phy us. Delta Kappa Delia, Varsity Soccer, American Institute of Physics. HARTLETT. ROBERT JAMES. 1 icon dcroga. N.Y., Education. BAUER, HAROLD R.. Oyster Bay. N.Y . Liberal Arts-Psychology; Water Polo, Psychology Club— Pres. 66-67. Student Curriculum Board. BEARDSLEE. WILLIAM G.. New Berlin. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Science: Sigma Tau Sigma, Intramural Spoils. BECK. JEANNETTE J.. Oakdale. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Science; In- ternational Relations Club. BEEBE. MARY ANNE. Cuba. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Student Associa- tion, SNANYS, News In Blues. Co- Chairman o f Activities — Sophomore Year. TYE. BEHM. DAVID M.. Assistant Trcas. Student Association, Chairman Finance Board Student Association, Summer Ori- entation J_eader, Faculty— Student Asso- ciation Executive Food Service Commit- tee, Faculty— Student Association Loan Committee, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Winner of 1967 Alumni Award for Excellence of Leadership. BELL, MARILYN, Valley Falls. N.Y.. Secondary Education. BENNETT, MARTHA MORGAN. Chenango Bridge, N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Recording Sec. of Junior Nurses in N.Y.C.. Intramural Bowling and Volleyball. Cardinal Staff— 67. NYS. SNTA, SNANYS, SNA. BENTLEY. PATRICIA ANN. North Babylon, N.Y., Home Economics-Educa- tion. BFRGQUIST, SUSANNE CAROL. Gansevoort, N.Y., Home Economics; Residence Hall Government, Alpha Delta Theta. Student Association Eval- uation Board, AHEA — Vice Pres.. Hon- ors Housing. BERLYE, JOY. Monticcllo, N.Y., Ele- mentary Education. BETTS. JERENE M.. Elementary Edu- cation; Theta Alpha Lambda. BIERINGER. STEVE A.. Hartsdale. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Psychology; Summer Orientation Leader, Pi Alpha Nu. BIGALOW, MARILYN. Crown Point. N.Y., Home Economics; Alpha Delta Theta. Who ' s Who 66-67. Treas. Student Association, AHEA, Kappa Delta Pi. BIl.BY. ROSEMARY ANNE. Minoa. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Psychology; Resi- dence Hall Government. Alpha Delta Theta. BII.DFR. BONNIE G.. Orchard Park. N.Y.. Student Nurse Teacher; SNA. BILOW. CHERYL B.. Malone. N.Y . Secondary Education-Math: Newman Club. BISOGNI. BARBARA ANN. Calskill. N.Y.. Home Economics-Education: Alpha Delta Theta. AHEA. Phi Upsilon Omni- cron. BLACK. JUNE ANN WILCOX. Al- bany. N.Y.. Elementary Education: Resi- dence Hall Government. SEANYS, NEA. TYE 64-65. BLISS. CATHERINE ANN. Syracuse. N.Y. Elementary Education; Interna- tional Relations Club. BLACK, BARBARA A., Attica. N.Y.. Home Economics: Sports. BORDEAU. RUSSELL S., Pittsburgh. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Biology: Newman Club — Pres. 67-68. Intramu- rals. BORDEN, EUGENE G., McVilit. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence. BORIS. VICTORIA E.. Oyster Bay. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Art: Phi Kappa Chi. Volleyball and Basketball. Art Staff. BORMANN, STEWART. Rome, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Art. BOUCHER. MICHAEL J., Fort Ed- wards. N.Y., Liberal Arts: Sigma Tau Sigma. Intramural Sports. BOYLE. JAMES R., Delta Kappa Delta. BRADLEY, WILLIAM C. Pittsburgh. N.Y., Liberal Arts. BRADT, JAMES GREGORY. Delmar, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Economics; Executive Council — Publicity for Junior Week, Delta Kappa Delta— Corr. Sec. Intra- murals. BRANKMAN. GEORGE P., Essex. N.Y., Elementary Education: Sports. BRASSARD, J U ANITA E„ Ogdensburg. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher. BRAZIL, JAMES, Plattsburgh. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-English. BREEN. RICHARD P., Dannemora. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence; Intramural Sports. BREEN, ROBERT F.. Dannemora. N.Y. BRESNEY, PAMELA J., Cuba. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher. 187 BROMLEY, THOMAS W., Delmar. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Economics. BROOME, SUSAN L.. Schenectady, N.Y.. Elementary Education; Alpha Delta Theta— Recording Sec. TYE. BROWN, ANN. Brooklyn, N Y. Ele- mentary Education. BROWN. MARCIA LOUISE, Syracuse, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Student Association, SNT, SNANYS. News Ami Blues. BROWN, WAYNE E.. Hermon. N Y . Secondary Education-Math. BRYAN, DIANE, North Troy, N.Y. Elementary Education; Spanish ( Int., Newman Club, Education Council. BUCKLEY, MARILYN P., Cadyville, N.Y., Elementary Education; Off-Cam- pus Student Organization. BULAWA. DIANE B., Syracuse, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Chorale, SNTA SNANYS, TYE, Modern Dance. BULLIS, DAVID L, Port Kent, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Political Science; Theta Kappa Beta, Resident Assistant, Student Association— Chief Justice, Junior Court. BURGETT, SANDRA JEANNETTE. Tully, N.Y., Home Economics. BURK. JOSEPHINE ANNE. New Hyde Park, N.Y., Elementary Education; Resi- dence Hall Government, Resident As- sistant. Intramural Softball, Volleyball Basketball. k, U v RK K MARY APRU - Ccdarhurst. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Executive Council—Class of 68, Phi Kappa Chi— Vice Pres., Hockey. Volleyball. Basket- SNAN YS ' J C ' Assistant - SNTA - BURKE, MICHAEL J.. Pla.tsburgh, N.Y., Secondary Education-English. BURROWS. RICHARD, Carmel. N.Y. HP- PAUL RODNEY, Whitehall. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-History; Theta Kappa BUSHEY. DWIGHT ARMAND, Mooers Forks, N.Y., Secondary Educa- tion-Social Science. CALIENDO, ROSE, Lynbrook, N.Y., Education N-9; Residence Hall Govern- ment. SEANYS, Newman Club. CAMPBELL. JAMES F.. Pittsburgh, N.Y., Liberal Arts-English; Curriculum Board, Et Cetera. CAJvlPINELL, JOSEPH J., Glens Falls. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Political Science. SA AMIA, JOHN A., Plattsburgh. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Psychology. CAREW, BONNIE L, Brooklyn N Y Liberal Arts-History. CAREY, COLLEN G., General Educa- tion; Alpha Delta Theta. CASEY, RAYMOND WILLIAM. Saranac, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Political Sci- ence: Executive Council, Student Court Justice, Co-Chairman Decoration Junior Prom. CASSARA. ANGELO P.. New Rochelle, N.Y., Secondary Education- Social Science; Chorale, Spanish Club. CHAMPAGNE, BRUCE, Malone. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Science. CENCI. CAROLE N.Y.. Elementary Alpha Delta Theta. M., Mechanicville. Education; WRB. CHARTIER, JOANN, Tupper Lake. N.Y., Home Economics; Residence Hall Government. Sports. Home Ec. Club. CHASE, WAYNE A.. Cadyville. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Science; In- tramural Sports. CHERRY, VIRGINIA ANN, North Merrick, N.Y.. Elementary Education; Sports, Junior Year in Puerto Rico. CHICK. LINDA. Kingston. N.Y., Ele- mentary Education; Residence Hall Government, Bowling Team. CHICO, MANUEL LOUIS, Mincola. N.Y., Liberal Arts-History; Track. CHIZUK. PATRICIA. Webster, N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher. CHRISTMAN. EILEEN MARIE. Glov- ersville, N.Y., Elementary Education; Residence Hall Government, Intramu- rals. £H RCH. PETER A., Plattsburgh. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Economics. CIMINO. DONNA C. Schenectady, N.Y.. Elementary Education. C ' ZEK CAROL A., Yorktown Heights. N.Y., Elementary Educalion-N-6. CLARK, JOHN E., Plattsburgh. CLARK, MARY A., Attica, N.Y., Elc- mcntary Education. CLARK, JAMES F., Far Rockaway, N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence; Residence Assistant, Delta Kappa Delta, Activities Coordination Board. CLOSSON. MARY K.. Glens Falls. E?Li -.Elementary Education; Phi Kappa Chi, Residence Assistant. CLUETTE GARY F., Plattsburgh. N.Y., Liberal Arts-History. CLUM, LOUISE, Central Islip, N.Y., Secondary Education-English; Volley- ball, Northern Light, Residence Hall Government, Newman Club. COHEN, MICHAEL F., N.Y.C., NY fclcmentary Education. COLOMB. MARY E., Whitehall. N.Y Secondary Education-English; Theta Alpha Lambda. Kappa Delta Pi. COMORODA. EVA THERESA, Plain- view. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Science; Sophomore and Junior Class Trcas.. Student Association Senator, Fi- nance Board. Speaker Pro Tern of Senate, Sec. of Northern Light. CONNERY. CRISTINE. Schenectary, N.Y Elementary Education: Residence Hall Government. Homecoming Float Chairman. CONSTABLE. KAREN FRANCES. Poughkccpsie. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Corr. Sec. of N.Y.C. Nurses, Alpha Delta Theta. Orchestra. SNTA SNANYS, News In Blues. CONTE. ANDREW % Sherrill. N.Y., Secondary Education-Math. COPPOLA. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Schenectady, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Chorale, SNTA. SNANYS Photography Rep. for Cardinal 67 in CORBEY. KATHLEEN. West Chazy. N.Y.. Education; Band. Kappa Delta Pi. CORODIMAS. THOMAS D.. Plaits- burgh. N.Y.. Education; Intramural Sports. CORR ' GAN, JOSEPH, Babylon, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Psychology. CORYER. RICHARD L.. Plattsburgh. N.Y., Secondary Education-Biology. COTE BETTY JEAN. Greenfield Cen- ter, N.Y., Elementary Education: Intra- mural Volleyball and Softball. French C lub. Residence Hall Government. COUPAL, DIANE, Champlain. NY Secondary Education-Math.; Kappa Delta Pi. SEANYS. Intramural Basketball. COWEN. MAUREEN CHERYL. Syra- cuse, N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher: Phi Kappa Chi. NYSNTA. TYE. COWIN. CAROLYN, Plattsburgh. N Y Secondary Education-English. COX DIANE M. JAWORSKI. Roches- ■? r - N Y - School Nurse Teacher: Phi Kappa Chi Student Association- ov, „ Kes ' dence Assistant. SNTA. SNANYS, J.V. Chcerleading. CRAIG, RAYMOND E.. Saratoga Springs. N.Y. Education K-9. CRONIN. THOMAS. Seneca N.Y.. Elementary Education. Falls. CRONK. DAVID A.. Buffalo. N.Y.. l iberal Arts-History: Theta Kappa Beta. CROZIER. LUANNE PEARL. Green- wich N.Y.. Elementary Education-N-6; Residence Hall Government. Student As- sociation Finance Board-Sec. Kappa Delta Pi. CRUICKSHANK, WILLIAM. Mamaro- Sports Liberal Arts-Psychology; CUNNINGHAM. KATHLEEN ELLFN Red Hook. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher YiS ' vi 1, Baske,bal1 - Golf, snta! SNANYS. 188 D ' AQUANNI, ANNETTE. While Plains. N.Y., Elementary Education: Residence Hall Government, Resident Assistant, Et Cetera. Orientation Leader. DARRAH. LYNN A.. Saranac Lake. N.Y.. Elementary Education; Spanish Club. DEFAY. ANNETTE M., Elizabethtown. N.Y., Liberal Arts: Alpha Delta Thcla. DEGAETA. MARGARET. Brooklyn. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Psychology; Resi- dence Hall Government, Intramural Sports, TYE. DEIGNAN, MICHAEL, Ccnlerport. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-History; Delta Kappa Delta. DFLPRETE, JAMES A.. Mechanicville. N.Y., Secondary Education-Math.: Intra- murals. DELONG. SUSAN A.. Garden City. N.Y., Elementary Education. DENETTE. DONALD L.. Ausable Forks, N.Y.. Secondary Education- Biology. DENICOLA. TONI ROSEMARY, Yon- kers. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Resi- dence Hall Government, Sophomore and Junior Treas. N.Y.C. Nurses. Treas. Class of 68, Phi Kappa Chi, Sports. SNANYS, SNTA. Acrothcatre. Modern Dance Club. DERICO. KATHLEEN M., Elmira. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Math.; Resident As- sistant, Theta Alpha Lambda. DEXTER. PATRICIA ANN, Baldwin Place. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Psychology; Residence Hall Government. Theta Alpha Lambda. Psychology Club. Junior Prom Committee. DEXTER. VIRGINIA A.. Webster. N.Y.. Home Economics; Resident Assist- ant. Cardinal-Editor In Chief 66-67. AHEA, Phi Upsilon Omicron. Kappa Delta Pi. DEYETTE, MARILYN CHRISTIE. Glens Falls. N.Y., Elementary Educa- tion; Residence Hall Government, Alpha Delta Theta, TYE. DEYOUNG, THOMAS P., Plattsburgh. N.Y.. Elementary Education; Theta Kappa Beta. Varsity Swimming. DIETER, KATHLEEN MARY, Lock- port. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher: SNANYS, SNTA. DIFABBIO, JOANNE, Plattsburgh. N.Y., Secondary Education-English. DONAHUE. JANE KATHER1NE, Lo- cust Valley, N.Y.. Elementary Educa- tion; Executive Council. Theta Alpha Lambda— Vice Pres.. Footlighters. DORAZIO. STEPHANNIE THERESA. Loudonville, N.Y., Home Economics; Checrleading, Modern Dance. AHEA. DORGAN. MARY AGNES. Glens Falls. N.Y., Secondary Education-Eng- lish; Intramural Volleyball and Basket- ball. SEANYS. Prom Committee. DOYLE. KAREN M.. Plattsburgh. N.Y., Home Economics. ' DROLLETTE. MICHAEL ARTHUR, Plattsburgh, N.Y., Secon dary Education- Chemistry. DUBUQUE. KAROLINA P. DUMOULIN, JOSEPH DANIEL. Plattsburgh, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Physics: American Institute of Physics — Vice Pres. 66-67. DUMSER. CATHERINE ANN. Mount Vernon, N.Y., Secondary Education- Social Studies; Northern Light — Page Editor 65. Newman Club — Vice Pres. 65- 66. DUNHAM. DENNIS, Port Kent, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Political Science. DUQUETTE, SYDNEY. Plattsburgh. , N.Y., Secondary Education-English. DWYER, F. JOSEPH. Troy. N.Y., Lib- eral Arts-Psychology; Student Associa- tion. Psychology Club. DYKE. KARL N., Malone. N.Y.. Sec- ondary Education-Science: Science Club — Treas. ELLIS. HARRY TENNEY, Scotia. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Biology; Sigma Tau Sigma — Rec. Sec. Co-Chairman Junior Weekend 67. FMMOLO, DIANNA FELICIA. Amity- ville. N.Y., Elementary Education; Resi- dence Hall Government, WAA Key Chain. TYE. EMMOLO, ROSEMARY. Amityville. N.Y., Elementary Education; Residence Hall Government, WAA Key Chain, TYE, Ski Club, Science Club— Vice ■ Pres. 66-67. ENGELBERG, BARRY L., Queens. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Political Science; Delta Kappa Delta, News Editor 65. ENO, DIANE, Home Economics. ERICKSEN. KATHERINE ANN. High- land, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher. FELTON. NANCY BLAIR. West Chazy. N.Y., Elementary Education; Orientation Committee, Elective Coun- cil, Chcerlcading, Intramural Sports. FINDER, PATRICIA A., West Hemp- stead, N.Y., Elementary Education; Residence Hall Government. FIRLIK, ARTHUR J.. Wantagh, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Economics; Junior Class Executive Council, Delta Kappa Delta. Fraternity Council Sec-Treas. FLATT. BETTY JEAN, Plattsburgh. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence. FLEMINGS, RUBYE A., Melville. N.Y., Elementary Education; Student Association Senator, WAA, Footlighters, FLETCHER. LOIS JEAN. West Seneca, N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher: Student Association. SNANYS, SNTA. FORCUCCI. JOSEPH ARTHUR. Granville, N.Y.. Elementary Education K-9; Intramurals. Band. Chorale. FOSTER. GAIL A., Stratford. N.Y., Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron. Honors Housing. FRARY, SHARON KAY, Lawrcnce- villc. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher: Alpha Kappa Phi— Sec, Chorale. SNANYS, SNTA. News In Blues. FREY, KATHLEEN ANNE, Mohegan Lake, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher. FREY, NEAL MICHAEL, Brooklyn, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Psychology; Theta Kappa Beta, Intramural Football, Track, Bowling, Basketball. FRIDMAN. MYRON STEPHEN, Ton- awanda, N.Y., Libera) Arts-Psychology; Psychology Club. Theta Kappa Beta. FROLE, CHARLENE JEAN. Babylon, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher: Phi Kappa Chi— Pres., Intramurals. SNTA, SNANYS. FURNARI, MARIANNA J., Roosevelt, N.Y., Secondary Education-English; Stu- dent Art Committee — Sec, Association of Women Students. Off-Campus Wom- en ' s Residence, Spanish Club, Secondary Ed. Club. T GABRIEL, VICTOR RONALD. Hud- son. N.Y., Education N-9; Residence Hall Government. Delta Kappa Delta, Varsity Soccer, Athletic Board. GALE, JANE. North Lawrence. N.Y., Home Economics; Chorale, AHEA, Sci- ence Club. DILENA. JANICE. Orangeburg. N.Y.. Home Economics: Residence Hall Gov- ernment. Theta Alpha Lambda. Resident Assistant, AHEA, Phi Upsilon Omicron. DIVASTO. KATHY S.. Plattsburgh, N.Y., Elementary Education. DIXON, MICHAEL. Plattsburgh, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Math. DOER. DANIEL E., Keesville. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-English. ERLANGER, HENRY LOUIS, Linden- hurst. N.Y., Secondary Education-Math.; Intramural Softball and Basketball. FARRELL, SUSAN JEAN. Guilderland. N.Y., Elementary Education; Residence Hall Government, Alpha Delta Theta SEANYS, Kappa Delta Pi. FELS, NANCY ELLEN, Hicksville. N.Y., Elementary Education: Residence Hall Government. Alpha Delta Theta. WAA. Science Club. GALE, MARY, North Lawrence, N.Y.. Home Economics: Chorale, AHEA,. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Science Club. GALLIGAN, BARBARA. Somers, N.Y.. Elementary Education; Residence Hail Government, Executive Council, Aero- theatre— Sec. Art Curriculum Committee. GALLO, SUSAN. Bayside, N.Y.. Ele- mentary Education; Residence Hall Government. Ski Club. TYE. Social Sci- ence Club. 189 GARDINER, NANCY, Schenectady, N Y., Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence. Sophomore and Junior Class Rcc. Sec, Alpha Delta Theta. Junior Prom Court. Camping Club. G ARROW, F.VON DIANE, Plattsburgh. N.Y., Elementary Education. GEBO. THOMAS J.. Port Henry. N.Y . Liberal Arts-Biology; Varsity Basketball. GERARDI. JOSEPH. Katonah. N.Y., Secondary Education-English. GERMAIN. GARY RICHARD. Platts- burgh, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-French; French Club— Pres. 66-67. GIANNI, SARAH MARY. East Islip. N.Y.. Elementary Fducation; Alpha Delta Theta. College Chorale, TYE. GILBERT, WILLIAM HARRY. Flmiia. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence: Pi Alpha Nu— Vice Pres., Interna- tional Fraternal Council, Intramurals, Orientation. GILMOKF, CATHLEEN ANN. Platts- burgh. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Nurse Pres., Phi Kappa Chi— Vice Pres Sec,. Student Association— Sec.. SNANYS. SNTA. GLEN. MARGUERITE LETITIA Scotia. N.Y.. Student Nurse Teacher. GOLDEN. ROGER ANDREW. Sultan, N.Y., Secondary Education-History; Sigma Tau Sigma — Pres. GOMEZ. EDWARD L., Lcvittown. N.Y.. Elementary Education; Delta Kappa Delta— Treas.. Varsity Wrestling. GONZALEZ, SUSAN EATON. Corinth, N.Y., Elementary Education; Executive Council, Cheerleader, Basket- ball. Softball. GOODROE. JOAN A , Wcstport, N.Y.. Elementary Education; Residence Hall Government, Inlramurals. GOODWIN. RICHARD Plattsburgh, N.Y. DAVID. GRAHAM, STEPHANIE. Amityvillc. N.Y.. Elementary Education; Pres. of Macomb Hall, Theta Alpha Lambda. Women ' s Residence Board. GRAVERT, LINDA CAROL. Port Washington, N.Y., Elementary Educa- tion; Mason Hall Committees, Stage X Council Government, Junior Banquet, SEANYS, Delegate to the International Education Conference. GROSSTEPHAN. MARY ANN. West Seneca. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Eng- lish; Band. SEANYS — Vice Pres.. State Editor— Newsletter, Professional Studies Assembly. S ?ZZA ' SALLY J - Mechanicville. N.Y., Liberal Arts-English. HABLITY, JOHN J., Smithlown. L.I.. Liberal Arts-Psychology. HAJOS, ANNE LOUISE. Schaghticakc. N.Y., Secondary Education-English. HADERSBECK. THOMAS A.. Albany. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Economics. HAMILTON. BETTY J.. Argyle, N Y.. Elementary Education-Art: Alpha Delta Theta. HAMILTON. WARREN W.. Platts- burgh, N.Y., Liberal Arts-English. HAMILTON. CAROLYN E.. Liverpool. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence: Residence Hall Government, In- tramurals Volleyball and Basketball, SEANYS, Newman Club. HANFT. CAROL, Montrose. N.Y.. Ele- mentary Education: Residence Hall Government. Theta Alpha Lambda. In- lramurals Volleyball. Basketball, and Softball. Representative to Eastern States Association Educational Conference 1967. Kappa Delta Pi. HANSEN. SHIRLEY A., Wcsltown. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Alpha Delta Theta, SNTA. SNANYS. HARLOW. DOROTHY P., Rcxford. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-English; Alpha Kappa Phi. TYE. Chorale. HARRADINE. LINDA J.. Hilton. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher: Chorus, SNTA. SNANYS. News In Blues in New York. HARRINGTON. GEORGE E.. Green- wich. N.Y. HASSOS, PAULOS. Rochester. N.Y.. Liberal Arts; Soccer, Intramural Basket- hall. HASTINGS. PHYLLIS, Levittown. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher: Inlramu- rals. Resident Assistant. SNANYS. SNTA. HATLEE. MARK L, Mechanicville. N.Y., Education: Inlramurals, Cardinal Photography Editor, Music Council — Pres., Secondary Education Club— Pres. HAUSER. SARA K., Slingerlands, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Chorale Madri- gals. News In Blues, Intcr-Varsity Chris- tian Fellowship. HAYNES, JEANNE ELIZABETH, fully. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Alpha Kappa Phi — Pres., Chorister, Girl ' s Chorus, Chorale. SNTA, News In Blues — Layout Editor. HEALY. MICHAEL FRANCIS. Corinth. N.Y.. History: Varsity Basketball. Ill INS, JANICE MADALINE. Floral Park, N.Y., Education; Sophomore Class — Corr. Sec, Junior Class President. Jun- ior Prom Court. Orientation Leader — Fall 66, Summer Orientation Leader- Summer 67. HENDERSON, A. ANNE. Massena. N.Y., Home Economics; Alpha Kappa Phi— Corr. Sec, American Home Eco- nomics Association. International Rela- tions Club— Rec. Sec, TYE, Canterbury Club. HENDERSON, DIANE B.« Albany. N.Y.; Girl ' s Volleyball Intramurals, Girl ' s Basketball Inlramurals. HENTRICK, SUSAN. Wayne, N.Y.. Home Economics Education; Theta Alpha Lambda — Corr. Sec, Harrington Hall Hospitality Chairman. Home Eco- nomics Club. HERON. MARY LOU. Schenectady, N.Y.. Home Economics; Home Eco- nomic Honor Society, Orientation Eval- uation Building. HERRICK, JAMES W.. Chitlcnaugh. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Psychology. HESS. CLYDE LE ROY, South Glen Falls, Elementary Education. HEWSON. JOSEPH WILLIAM. HoOSicJl Falls. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Science; Inlramurals. Newman Club — Pres. HICKEY, GARY A.. Buchanan. N.Y.. Sigma Tau Sigma— Treas.. Inlramurals. HICKEY, LINDA MARIE. Mattituck. N.Y., General Education; Residence Hall Government, Checrleading, SCA of NYS. HILDENBRAND, JEANNE. Rockvillc Centre, N.Y.. General Education, Serv- ice Committee Chairmen. Theta Alpha Lambda — Corr. Sec. Activities Co- ordination Board. HILL, CAROL ANNE. Liberty, N Y- Home Economics; Alpha Kappa Phi — Vice Pres.. College Chorale. American Home Economics Association, Panhel- lenlc Association — Student Advisor. In- lerfraternity Cluncil. HILL, JOAN ANN. Loudonville. N.Y.. Home Economics-Education; Modern Dance. AHEA. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Wesley Fellowship. HODGES, STEPHEN PAUL, Berlin, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Math. HOEHN. ROBERT E„ Boonville, N.Y.. Social Science. HOGAN. MARION TERESA. Bay Shore. N.Y.. Elementary Education: Ex- ecutive Council. Co-Chairman. Enter- tainment— Junior Weekend. Inlramurals. Orientation Leader. HOLCOMBE, JANICE LOUISE. Cha- tcaugay. N.Y.. Home Economics Educa- tion; AHEA. HOLLAND, MICHAEL D., Morrison- ville. N.Y., Social Science; Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. HOLLIS. RUTH VANDERHOEF, New York, N.Y., Elementary Education: Spanish Club— Pres.. The Ambassadors. HOLMES JR., RICHARD E., Me- chanicville, N.Y., Elementary Education; Residence Government — Macdonough Hall, Inlramurals. HOWARD. ALBERT J., Philmonl, N.Y. HUNTINGTON. BARBARA J., Phi Upsilon Omicron. HURD, L. PHILIP, Bayshore. N.Y.. Elementary Education; Chess Club, In- tramural Basketball. 190 Mil ION I l I IN DA l ICE. Boon- villc, N.N ' ., School Nurse Teacher: SNANYS. IRWIN, DALE PHILLIP, Peru. N Elementary Education. IVES, CONSTANCE GEJSS. Glens Falls, N.Y.. Elementary Education. JAW ANSKI. THOMAS JOHN. Hud- son. N.Y.. General Education Math.; Soccer, Basketball, DKD ( haplain .mil Academic Director.  jacobin, joan M., Old Chatam, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-English. JACOBSEN, WALTER A. Buchanan . N.Y., Liberal Arts-Physics; American Institute of Physics. JANDREA, LINDA S.. Pittsburgh. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Phi Kappa Chi. JEANSON. KERRY. Wantagh. Long Is- land, N V . General Education-English; Thcla Alpha Lambda 66-67, Athletic Committee ( hairman (Mason), waa. JESMA1N. ROGER B., Schenectady;, N.Y., Thcla Kappa Uela — Sgt.-at-Arms. Varsity Golf. Inlramur.ils. Winter Week- end Entertainment Committee ' 67. JOHANNE, JEANNETTE, Oakdale. Long Island. Secondary Education-Social Science, I xecutive Council — Sec. Inlcr- nalional Relations Club. Ait Curriculum Committee. JOHANNES EN. SUSAN, Center Moriches. Long Island, N N . General Education. JOHNSON, DAVID WILLIAM. Hai pursvillc. Secondary Education-Biology; Cross Country. Wrestling. JOHNSON, JOSEPH ALLEN. Pitts- burgh, Secondary Education-Math.: Softball Manager 66. Player 65-66. r JOHNSON. KENNETH JOHN. Johns- town, N.Y.. General Education, SEANYS. Social Science Club, Interna- tional Relations Club— Trcas. 65-66. TYE. JOHNSON. BARBARA A.. Nassau, Grand Bahamas, Liberal Arts-Psychol- ogy. Alpha Delta Thela. WAA. Panh cl- Uuc Council— Pres. 67-6X. JOROl.EMON. SHARON ELAINE. Wcstport, N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Phi Kappa Chi— Corr Sec. 67. SNTA. SNANYS. Interfraternitv Pres. in N.Y.C. 66-67. JOZEEOWSKI. THOMAS J., Bayvillc. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-History; Justice of Student Association Court, Soccer, Rugby. JUDD, MARYANN ROSE, Trumans- burg, N.Y., General Education-Math.; Eood Service Representative (Mac donough). Alpha Kappa Phi — Pres.. Panhellnic Council. WRB — Vice Pres. Hist., AWS. lnlerfralernity Council. JUDGE. JAMES THOMAS, Hicksville. Long Island, N.Y., liberal Arts-History. KAISER. RONALD PAUL, Walctvliel. N.Y.. Liberal Arts: Eloor Pres 66 (Kent). Intramurals. Softball. Football. Basketball KAI MANOWTI . MORRIS L.. Brook lyn. N.Y.. Secondary Education-E ' nglish. Varsity Basketball. DKD. Northern I lull! Spoi Isv. i iter. KATRON, ROSEMAR C Martinvilfe, N.Y.. Secondary Education. KEMP. THOMAS M. Pittsburgh. N.Y.. General Education: Yearbook StalT. KENNEDY. NANCY ANN. East Meadow. Long Island. N.Y.. Secondary Education-English; Vice Pres. Junior Class. Executive Council ( lass of N. Chairman of White Gift Fund 65. Intra murals, Member of Junior Court. Co- Chairman of Junior Week 67. KETCHUM. LINDA. Cambridge, Gen cral Education; C orr. Sec. Junior Class, Cheerleader 64-65. KETTLEWOOD. I INDA MAE. East Greenhush. NY ' .. General Education Spanish; Honors Education Commit- tee — Chairman 65 (Masonl. Intramu- rals. Dean ' s List, Kappa Delta Phi 66 68. KIEPURA, ROBERTA L., Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Home Economics Educa- tion; Thcta Alpha Lambda, Intramurals, American Home Economics Assn . So cial Science Club — Sec. KING. DIANE MARIE. West Sayvillc. Long Island. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Phi Kappa Chi — Social chair man 66-67. Resident Assistant. SNANYS. Modern Dance. TYE KING, ELINOR MARIAN. Schuylcr- vilie, N.Y., General Education; Emet gencv Housing — Pres.. Basketball, Vol- leyball, Chorale, AWS king, MARGARi I ANNE, Saratoga Springs, General Education; Residence Hall Government, Spanish Club. SEANYS KING, RICHARD I . Pittsburgh. N.Y.. Secondary I ducation-Physics: American Institute of Physics, Trcas , Vice Pres. KINSLEY, WILLIAM IOSEPH, Pearl River. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Biology Mac donough Hall Executive Council, Junioi ( hiss Executive Council. S.A. Evaluation Boatd. Intramural Sports. KLEIN, KATHLEEN A., Paul Smiths. Liberal Arts-History. KONI . ABOUBSKER. IvoryCoasl, Ufa eral Arts-Chemistry. KOZAK, HOLI Y El AINF. Schenec- tady. Liberal Arts. KRAHA. PATRICIA A.. Pittsburgh. Secondary Education KUJAWA. SHARON, Gowanda, N.Y.. Secondary Education; Residence Hall Government. Intramurals. LaBAR. Janice karen. Schenectady, N.Y.. Secondary Education-English: i ye. i rench (Tub. LAHEY, I INDA N.. Massena. School Niiisc i cachet . I I ' Board Intramurals. SNTA, SNANYS. News In Blues Staff LALLA. LOUIS W , Pittsburgh. N.Y.. Education. WSUP— Sports Dir., Varsity Tennis. LaMARCHE. JOHN MICHAEI Pittsburgh, N.Y., General Education I VN( l 0. SANDRA L, Morrisomille. N.Y., Sccondiiry Education-English. LANE, DUANE, Pittsburgh. N s, I iberal Arts-Biology lANGl. DENNIS VICTOR. Ulicn. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence. Delta Kappa Delta, I Wrestling. LaPOINTE. DONNA M. Plattsbur gh. N.Y.. General Educalion-Social Science. LARAMIE. WAI II K W .. Cha y, N.Y., General Education. I AROC K. ROItl R l A . Saianac I ake, N ' .Y. LASH1ER. CYNTHIA JANE. Rush- ville. N.Y., I iberal Aits Political Sci- ence; Alpha Kappa Phi, i VI . i ootlight- ers. I ATART, ALAN G.. Rome. N.Y.. Gen- eral Education; Co-Chairman of Enter- tainment 6X. Pi Alpha Nu. Intramurals, I A I ' N I) R I I . GERALD R , Keeseville. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Math. I K NDREE, SUSAN ( . Keeseville. General Educatum-English; Kappa Delta Phi, I UM ER. MARY El I. EN. New York ( uy. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Science: Alpha Kappa Phi. C. U — Vice- Pres. LEE. BRIAN CHARLES, Crown Point. Secondary Education-S ocial Science. In- tramural Volleyball. National Council for the Social Studies. LENT, BARBARA I., Otcgo. N.Y.. Geneiil Education. I APACE. STEPHEN A.. ttaddingion. N.Y.. Liberal Aits History. I EPKE. ADI I E MARIE, Astoria. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Alpha Delta Theta. SNTA. SNANYS. Kappa Delta Phi. News In Blues Assist. ml Ed- itor. LEVINE, HAROLD C. Saratoga. N.Y . l iberal Arts; Delta Kappa Delta Histo- rian 67. Interfraternitv Dame Commil- tee. I IMBRUNNER. JULIA. East Meadow, Secondary Education-Social Science: SEANYS. I INTER, I AURA R. Albany. N.Y.. I iheial Arts-Psychology. 191 LOMICKY. CAROL ELIZABETH. East Palchogue, N.Y., Home Economics; AHEA. Phi Upsilon Omicron — Histo- rian, J.D. Board and Health Safely Committee (Mason Hall), College Health it Safety Committee. IONGTO. TERRENCF I.. Routes Point. Liberal Arts-Sociology. Delta Kappa Delta, Fencing, Softball. LUKASZEWICZ, RICHARD, Speonk, N,Y„ Liberal Arts-Theatre; Footlightcrs —Pres. 64-67. The Fantasticks. LUNDE, PAULA S.. General Education- An; Phi Kappa Chi. Harrington Hall Council. LUNEAU. CHERYL A.. Westbury. N.Y.. General Education. LYNCH. PATRICIA MARIE. Peru. N.Y., General Education-Science; Sci- ence Club — Corr. and Rec. Sec. SEANYS, Kappa Delta Phi, Interna- tional Relations Club, Pres. of Kappa Delta Phi 67-68. MacKILLIP. FANE CAROL. Oneonla. Student Nurse Teacher; Residence Hall Government. Alpha Delta Theta, Stu- dent Asst. Treas. in N.Y.C. 65-66. SNT. SNANYS. Intramurals. MACKRELL. RUTH E., Pittsburgh. N.Y., General Education. MAGLEY, MAUREEN M, Syracuse. N.Y.. General Education; Theta Alpha Lambda — Pledge Mistress 66, Resident Assistant. McCARTIN. PHILIP D.. Schylcr Falls. N.Y.. Education. McCABE. FRANCIS. Whitehall, N.Y.. Liberal Arts. Mcdonald. Lawrence j„ Ticon- dcroga. N.Y. McKNIGHT. LAVERNE J„ Amster- dam. N.Y.. Education: Resident Assist- ant. McMANUS. HARRY L, Pittsburgh, N.Y., Education. Ml NON. SATYANATH N.. Bangalore. India. Liberal Arts-Economics; TYE, Social Science Club. International Rela- tions Club, Social Committee and Homecoming Float Committee Chair- man 66 (Macdonough Hall). MERCHANT, BETTY M.. Rousscs Point, N.Y.. General Education; New- man Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Financial Aide Committee, International Relations Club, MICKALONIS. BARBARA ANN. Mc- chanicville, N.Y., General Education; Decorations Committee Junior Week. Intramurals. MILLER, CLARENCE. Westbury. N.Y.. Delta Kappa Delta, Varsity Bas- ketball. MILLER. DONNA, Piltsford. N.Y. Ed- ucation. MILLER. VIRGINIA ANN, Troy. N.Y.. Home Economics, MOUSIN. ELLEN VISTORIA. Porter Corners, N.Y.. Home Economics; Bowl- ing. Volleyball. AHEA. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Newman Club, TYE. MURPHY. CAROL A.. Latham. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Phi Kappa Chi. NAPLE. JOHN P.. Amsterdam. N.Y., Education; Sigma Tau Sigma, Pitts- burgh Rugby, Intramural Football and Basketball. NATHANSON. ALAN M.. Bronx. N.Y. NELS, JOHN. Mineville. N.Y.. Second ary Education-Math: Delta Kappa Delta. Intramurals. NELSON. HELEN ANN. Ulica. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher. SNTA. SNANYS. NESBIT. PATRICIA ANNE. Westbury. N.Y., Education; Alpha Kappa Phi- Floor Pres. and Social Committee Chairman (Macdonough Hall). NEWMAN. BARRY J., Renss Falls. N.Y.. Liberal Arts; Sigma Tau Sigma. NICHALSON. JEANETTE M.. Glov- ersville, N.Y., Et Cetera, Pres. of Mason Hall 66-67. WRB. NORRIS. SHEILA. Early Childhood Education; Pres. Early Childhood Club. Chorale. NORTH. MARGARET ANNb. Pitts- burgh. N.Y., Liberal Arts-English; Stu- dent Association. Etcetera, Assembly Committee. MALOY. TIMOTHY C. Education; Cross Country Co-Captain, Pi Alpha Nu, MCD — Treas. MANY. ELIZABETH ANN. Delmar. N.Y., Home Economics; Theta Alpha Lambda— 2nd Vice Pres., AHEA. MARATTO, PAUL FRANK. Me- chanicville, N.Y,, General Education; In- tramural Sports. MARSHALL. DONNA E., Schenectady, N.Y., Liberal Arts; Social Committee (Harrington). Dolphins, Chorale, Achero- theatcr Audiotcchnician. MARTIN, MALCOM. Saranac Lake. N.Y., General Education. MARER. CAROL. Duggleston, N.Y, Education. MARTIN, CARMEL. Rome. N.Y,. Ed- ucation. MARX. DONNA MARIE. Rcxford. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Math.; Alpha Delta Theta — Pres., Resident Assistant. Resi- dent Assistant Council. MATTHEWS. JUDITH A., DcWitt, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher. MATTHIES, HANNELORE. Pitts- burgh, N.Y., Liberal Arts. MATYAS, JOHN J.. Ticondcroga. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Science. MINER. JAMES D.. Kecsville. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Political Science; Sigma Tau Sigma, Actors — Vice Pres.. Interfra- ternity Pres.. Executive Council Junior Class. MITCHELL, NORMAL W.. Pitts- burgh, N.Y., Education; Physics Club. Flag Football. MOAK, BYRON D.. Troy. N.Y., Sec- ondary Education-Social Science; Treas. (Macdonough Kent). Student Associa- tion— Corr. Sec, Yearbook Staff, SEANYS — Treas. and Vice Pres.. Exec- utive Council Junior Class, Corr. Sec Senior Class. MOODY. ERIC, Pittsburgh. N.Y.. Lib- cral Arts. MOLLER, KAREN. Education. MOON, PAMELA LEE, East Aurora. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Alpha Kappa Phi, Girls Chorus, SNTA. SNANYS, TYE. MOORE, EILEEN. Pittsburgh, N.Y.. Education. MORAT, DENNIS R.. Holland Patent N.Y.. Liberal Arts. MORGAN. D E S M O I N E S J.. Cha- teaugy, N.Y.. Education. MORLEY, MARY MARGARET. Ogdensburg, N.Y.. Secondary Education- English; Women ' s Residence Board, Alpha Delta Theta — Resident Assistant. OAK. KATHLEEN. Seaford. Long Is- land, N.Y.. General Education; Resi- dence Hall Government. Intramural Spoils. OCONNER. GEORGE M.. Troy. N.Y,, Secondary Education-Social Science. O ' CONNER. MARGARET R., St. Hub- bards. N.Y., Education. OGNIBENE. LEON RAYMOND. Amityville, N.Y.. General Education. OLSON. JAMES E., Colorado Springs. Colorado. Liberal Arts; Delta Kappa Delta. OLZEWSKI. JANICE M.. Massapcqua Park. Long Island. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Alpha Delta Theta— Treas., In- tramural Sports. News In Blues — Lit Ed., SNTA. SNANYS, Junior Banquet Committee, Girls Choir. jORDWAY. MARY L.. North Creek. N.Y.. Education. ORLANDO, JACQUELINE, Westficld. N.Y., Home Economics, PACZKOWSKI. SUZANNE N., Roch- ester, N.Y.. Education. PADALINO, SUZANNE E., North Syracuse, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Psychology; TYE. Spanish Club. PAGE. DIANE J., Argylc, N.Y.. Sec- ondary Education-English: Theta Alpha Lambda, Intramural Sports. 192 PALMER. PATRICK. Walcrvlict. N Y. I ' AN AKO. AN I ( IN I A. Km:-. I . rk N.Y.. Education. PAPPACHRISTON, JAMES. Mas- sapcqua Park. Long Island. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Psychology; Pres. Keni Hall. Senior Senator, Student Life Assembly. North- ern Light- Columnist, W S U P — Disc Jockey. PARKMAN, JANET. Schenectady. N.Y.. Education. Resident Assistant. PARNELL, PATRICIA DEVON. Som- ers, N.Y., General Education: Vice Pres. Macomb Hall, AWS. WRB. WAA, I beta Alpha Lambda. Panhcllnic Council. PARRISH. RAYMOND, Pittsburgh, PARSONS. IVOR R.. U-vitlown, N.Y.. Education: Varsity Soccer, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. PATERSON, MARY KRISTINE. Wa- lertown. N .Y .. General Education: Alpha Ka ppa Phi — Rec. Sec. and Pres. PATNODE. ALICE I... Education. PATRICK. NORMA C, Gloversville. N.Y.. Education. P4FFER. DIANNE ELIZABETH. Clarkson, N,Y.. School Nurse Teacher: Student Association, Chorale, SNANYS, SNTA. Intramurals. PENELLO. HENRY R.. Rochester. N.Y., Liberal Arts: Delta Kappa Delta, Varsity Baseball, Intramural Bowling. PERRY, JOSEPH E.. Islip, N.Y.. I ib- cral Arts; Sigma Tau Sigma. PERKINS. JACQUELYN ORAM. Garden City. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher: Phi Kappa Chi— Treas. N.Y.C., SNANYS, SNTA, Student Asso- ciation (N.Y.C.). Resident Director Miner Center. PERLMAN. JAMIE S.. Bronx, N.Y., Secondary Education-English: Editor Green Sheet Macomb Hall, Spanish Club, TYE PERRY. SHIRLEY J.. Chatcaugay, N.Y.. Education. PERSONICK, SUSAN GAIL, Peekskill, N.Y., General Education-English; J.D. Board Chairman, Floor Pres., Executive Council Ereshman and Sophomore Class, Phi Kappa Chi. Synchronized Swimming. TYE. Pres. Honors Housing, PET1TO, KATHLEEN. Woodbury. N.Y.. General Education; Residence X Hall Council, Hospitality Committee, In- tramural Sports, Baton Twirlcr. Newman Club. TYE PFLASTER, DAVID J., Bronx , N.Y., Education. PHILLIPS. ANNE M., Little Falls. N.Y., Secondary Education-Math.; Resi- dence Hall Government. PHILLIPS. KATHER1NE ELIZABETH STUERZEL, Croion-on-Hudson. N Y- School Nurse Teacher: Dolphins, SNA Vice Pres. 67-6X. PHILLIPS. RUSSELL WILLIAM, Am- sterdam, N.Y.. General Education: Intra- murals. Chorale. Northern Light. PICKLES. LYNDA MARIE, North Valley Stream, N.Y., General Education. PIKUL. KATHLEEN MARY. New York Mills, N.Y.. Home Economics Ed- ucation; SEANYS. AHEA. PITT. GAYLE MARGARET. Floral Park. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Math.: Residence Hall Government. Theta Alpha Lambda. SEANYS, Junior Prom Committee. POMMERVILLE, VICTOR D., Newton Falls. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Science: Sigma Tau Sigma, Resident As- sistant, Junior Court. Intramural Basket- ball. Football. POTTER. KENNETH WAYNE. Glens Falls, N.Y., Secondary Education-Eng- lish; Residence Hall Vice Pres. and Pres., Vice Pres. Freshman and Sopho- more Class, Health Safety Committee (MacDonough). Guidelines Committee. Theta Kappa Beta. PORTER. ROBERT. Lcvittown, N.Y.. Secondary Education-Math.; Resident Assistant. Sigma Tau Sigma, Intramural Basketball and Vollcyvall. PRIME. KATHERINE ANN. Douglas- ton. Secondary Education-Social Science; Alpha Kappa Phi— Treas.. College Union Board Treas. PRIICHARD. HARRY ROBERT. Rome, N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Science; Committccman-At-Large, Edu- cation Coordinator. Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball. National Council of Social Studies. PULVER. MARYLYN D., Schenectady. N.Y.. General Education. PYE. MARYBETH LOUISE, Troy. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Sociology. QUINN, NANCY ANN. Wantagh. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher; Alpha Delta Theta— Rec. Sec, Resident Assist- ant. SNTA— Rec. Sec, SNANYS, 1967 Homecoming Court. RADER. DONNA L.. Pittsburgh. N.Y.. Home Economics-Child and Family. RAPP JR.. GEORGE MAYER, Salem. N.Y., General Education-Math. RAYNIS. KATHY MARGARETA, Rockville Center, Long Island, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher; Alpha Delta Thela, SNTA, SNANYS. REITER. ELLEN S., Carle Place, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Behavioral Science. RENADETTE, HARVEY E.. Peru, N.Y.. Secondary Education-Math; Acro- thcatre, Newman Club. RENNIK, PHYLLIS CAROL. Each Northport. N.Y., General Education; SEANYS, Intramurals. REVITT. THOMAS S.. New York City. Liberal Arts-English. Kl YNOl.DS. ANTHONY, Glens Falls. N.Y.. Education. RICCI, CARL A.. Gloversville. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Math. RICH TMR. DAWN F., Schenectady. N.Y.. School Nurse Teacher. Alpha Delta Theta RIDDLE, IRA LEE. Wilmington. Dela- ware, Liberal Arts-Math; Manager of Soccer. Track, Baseball, and J.V. Bas- ketball. Northern Light — Sports Editor, Secondary Club — Treas., Pittsburgh Pawns — Pres., Varsity Chess Team— Pres.. Guidelines 67-68. RIDLEY. GERALD W.. Glens Falls. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence: Intramural Bowling. ROBINSON. MARGARET J., Saranac Lake. Seconary Education-English. ROBINSON. THEODORE LEE. Pitts- burgh. Liberal Arts-Chemistry: Intramu- ral Softball and Handball. ROCHE. FRANCES M.. Pittsburgh. N.Y.. Secondary Education-English. RODAK. ROSEMARY , Syracuse. N.Y.. General Education. ROGERS. CAROL LEE, Springfield Center, N.Y. School Nurse Teacher: Rec. Sec. in N.Y.C.. Senior Class— Rec. Sec, Alpha Delta Theta— Rec See. Resident Assistant. SNTA, SNANYS, Junior Prom Court 67. ROGERS, INGRID. Schenectady. N.Y.. General Fducalion: Intramural Sports. ROGERS. WAYNE P., Pittsburgh. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Biology: Kappa Delta ROLLER. ROBERT S„ Wantagh. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Chemistry; Varsity Soccer. Intramural Basketball. 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General Education-Social Science. RYAN. JOSEPH J.. Chateaugay, N.Y.. Secondary Education-Social Science; WSUP— Pres.. TYE. SAFIAN. ELLEN M.. Handbook. N.Y.: Floor Vice Pres. and Pres.. Intramural Softball and Volleyball. SANZONE. THOMAS JACK. Rome. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-History; Social Direc- tor Residence Hall. Clerk for Student Association Court, Intramural Softball, Bowling, Men ' s Glee Club. Social Sci- ence Club. SEMMLER. RICHARD. Webster. N.Y.. Secondary Education-Math: Track Co- Captain and Most Valuable Player. Cross Country Co-Captain, Honors Math, Kappa Delta Pi — Treas. SERRELL, JANE A., Rockville Centre, N.Y.. General Education; Alpha Delta Theta. SHABER. M. LYNN. Patchogue. Long Island. N.Y., Liberal Arts-English; Sec. Honors and Education Committee (Mason Hall). Service Committee (Off-Campus), Intramural Bowling. Volleyball. Softball. Orientation Leader. SHAFFER, LAWRENCE C. Glovcrs- ville. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Psychology. SHANK. MARY KAY. West Nyack. N.Y.. School Nurse Teaching; Alpha Delta Theta. Interfraternity. Intramural Softball and Volleyball. SNANYS, SNA. Resident Assistant. SHEFFIELD. KENNETH M.. East Greenwich. N.Y., General Education- Science. SORRELL, JOHN W., Plaltsburgh. N.Y.. General Education-Social Science. SOTTILE, GEORGE W.. Merrick, N.Y., Liberal Arts-Economics; Delta Kappa Delta. SOWLEY. NOEL B., Plaltsburgh. N.Y.. Liberal Arts-English. SPENCER. MARGARET T. Bingham- ton, N.Y.. General Education, Floor Pres. (Maedonough), Intramurals. Trans- fer from Western Washington College. STADNYK, DIANE L.. Pcnficld, Sec- ondary Education-Earth Science: Food Service Committee. STAPPERS, PATRICIA I... Rye. N.Y., Home Economics-Foods and Nutrition. STATSON, DALE E., Albany, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Psychology. STEARNS. ALARIC F.. Glens Falls. N.Y., Secondary Education-Social Sci- ence. SAUER. PATRICIA M., Seaford. N.Y.. General Education; Floor Pres. Resi- dence Hall, Intramural Sports, Intcrcol- liegate Sports. WAA Executive Board — Vice Pres.. TYE. SAUNDERS. LINDA ARI.ENE, Platls- burgh. School Nurse Teacher: Alpha Delta Theta, Student Association N.Y.C.. SNANYS. SNTA. SCHAEFER. MARILYN ANN. Albany. N.Y., General Education-Science; Ski Club. TYE. SCHILB JR.. DAVID BENTON. Frank- lin Square. N.Y.. Secondary Education- Social Science: Varsity Track. Intramu- rals, National Council of Social Studies. SEANYS. SCHIPPNICK, JAMES S., Tona. N.Y., Liberal Arts-Philosophy. SCHLUTER. KAREN. Melville. N.Y.. General Education: Vice Pres. Harring- ton Hall, Phi Kappa Chi. Intramural Sports. Resident Assistant. SEANYS. SHELDON, PAUL. Hempstead, N.Y.. l-.ducation-Math. SHERMAN. GEORGE W„ Vorhecs- ville, N.Y.. Northern Light. Student As- sociation Senator. Wesley Fellowship Pres. SHEROW. SANDRA L. Poughkeepsie. N.Y.. General Education-English; Ma- comb Hall Executive Council Sec. SHIELDS, DONNA I.. Rochester. N.Y ., General Education-English: Social Com- mitlec Residence Hall. SHWARTZ. LINDA KATHIE. Glov- ersville. N.Y., School Nurse Teacher. Director of Social Activities N.Y.C.. Ex- ecutive Board Senior Class. Alpha Deita Iheta — Chaplain. Intramurals. Girls Cho- rus. SNTA. SNANYS, TYE. SILVER, HOWARD MARTIN. Mount Vernon, N.Y.. General Education; Exec- utive Council (Kent Hall). Resident As- sistant. TYE Pres., Student Advisory Committee for Student Personnel. Stu- dent-Faculty Committee. STEIN. BARBARA JANE. South Falls- burg, N.Y., School Nurse Teacher. Alpha Delta Theta — Corr. Sec. Resident Assistant. News In Blues. SNANYS. SNTA. STEPHAN. JEFFREY R.. Pittsford, N.Y.. Liberal Arts-Economics; Student Association Senator. STEVES. LYNNE M., Bolton Landing. N.Y., Liberal Arts-English. STEVENS, MARILYN, Malone, N.Y.. Education. STEWART. I IN DA L„ Schenectady, STEWART. DIANE L., Pilot Knob. General Education; Executive Council Junior Class, Theta Alpha Lambda— Pres., Resident Assistant. AWS— Sec. and Pres. ST. JOHN. ANNE MARIE. Willsboro. N.Y.. 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