SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1976 volume:

Carti mal 7 6 YEARBOOK Volume 60 The Cardinal is the annual yearbook publication sponsored by the Stu- dent Association of the State University of New York, College of Arts and Sciences, Pittsburgh, New York 12901. Editor: Terrence W. Marshall 1 CARDINAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Photo Editor Layout Editor Seniors Editor Sports Editor Historical Entertainment Editor Faculty Advisor Terrence W. Marshall Steven S. Cowper Lynn Bodwell Carol Phinney Marilyn Nagy Laura Donny Wilma Komala Pam Sopczyk Cynthia Weiss A.R- Montanaro, Jr. Staff: Ellie Schiano: secretary; Mary Grundner, Maureen Pickering: copy; Ellen Lent, Jay Deuser: Art; Walt Gor- bachew, Leo Balthazar, Jack Levine, Bill Hirst, David Terry, Dan Kane: Photo; Sue Hoye: Potpourri; Bob New- man: Sports; Randy Payne, Lois Gasparro, Kathy Demp- sey, Susen Singly, Sue Hall, Zellane Salley, Elise Herkalo, Wendy Wallman, Cathy Quinn, Sandy Martin. SPECIFICATIONS The 1976 Cardinal was prepared by the students of State University College at Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, New York and printed by offset lithography by Delmar Printing Company, Charlotte, North Carolina. All but sixteen pages are printed on 80 pound West Virginia Mountie Matte. The historical section, pages 33-48 is printed on basis 60 parchtone aged text which is manufactured by the French Paper Company. The end leaves are printed on 65 pound white cover paper. The cover material is a special Cordoba, blind em- bossed with a black overtone. The body copy for the book is 10 12 Helvetica with 8 9 News Gothic for the caption copy, and the copy for the Senior section is 8 9 News Gothic Bold. The heads are 30 point Helvetica with 24 point Helvetica used for subheadings. Times Roman with variations is used in the historical section. The 1976 Cardinal press run was 3000 copies 2 CONTENTS: Introduction to Pittsburgh page 5 Historical Section page 33 Campus Shots page 50 Winter page 62 Spring page 69 Miner Center page 74 Off-Campus Housing page 78 Concerts page 84 Entertainment page 90 Downtown page 98 Graduation page 1 1 Senior Pictures page 114 Faculty and Administration page 160 Sports page 170 Soccer page 171 Football page 175 Tennis page 182 Track page 184 Broomball page 190 Hockey page 196 Basketball page 202 Field Hockey page 208 Swimming page 209 Gymnastics page 210 Baseball page 212 Organizations page 214 Homecoming page 230 Greeks page 235 Senior Directory page 242 Photo Credits page 262 Closing Note (Editors) page 263 Pittsburgh, P.S.U.C., 4 Pittsburgh 97 Montreal 160 a long way from home . . . Traveling up the Northway . . . s [ Plattsburg 9z I Montreal 155 I V Plattsburgh 78 Montreal 141 Plattsburgh 63 Montreal 126 6 - § ' Pittsburgh 35 Montreal 98 M A 7 S U N Y College At Plattsburgh EXIT 37 STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 8 Yet home it is for two or four years, 9 whether in the dorms, campus buildings or as seen from Cumberland Head. AUTO FORD 16 1 18 19 2 0 21 22 the College Center. A gathering place for add drop lines and lines for expensive textbooks. Waiting. StJto University 01 New fork College of Aft and Science PiettsDurgh. Now Vorfc f i And in the C. C. Courtyard . . . 25 Students grouped together 28 in the Brotherhood of friends . . . Pittsburgh Friendships Endure for years . Cardinal Platlsburgh State Normal School ISU - 1976 Pittsburgh Academy to the State University College at Plattsburgh As far back as 1811, there was established a need for education in the village of Pittsburgh, which had been founded after the revolution. Pitts- burgh then was the official port of entry to Canada and an important trading post. The Pittsburgh Aca- demy, situated at the corner of Oak and Brinkerhoff Streets, was established by voluntary public subscrip- tion, but just two years after its establishment, it was closed for military use. By 1816 the Academy reopened and it was then that interest in teacher education was introduced; the Lancastrian, or monitorial, system was used. In 1849 the Pittsburgh Academy was selected by the Board of Regents to give instruction in the Science of Common School Training , and an act passed by the New York State Legislature in 1866 established a normal school system for the entire state. Pittsburgh, for a number of reasons, was not chosen. Mounting pres- sure indicating that the present educational system was inadequate, faulty, and only suitable for an unpro- gressive agrarian society, led the Clinton County Board of Supervisors, in 1889, to take steps in remedying the situation by introducing professional teacher training. Things moved quickly; a board of managers was appointed, a site was picked out for the future normal school (the site being the present Hawkins Hall), and on September 3, 1890 the Pittsburgh State Normal School opened with Fox Holden as principal, a twelve member faculty, and 85 students enrolled in a two year Elementary-Classical course. The school was designed to prepare teachers to do successful work in Northern New York, and a requirement for graduation was 80 weeks of student teaching, mainly in the Campus School counterpart of that day, the Model School. Dr. George K. Hawkins, Principal Pittsburgh State Normal School From 1898-1933 Plattsburgh Normal and Training School Faculty — 1904 V N n 7897 the first c ass, a three students, graduated; with that the Alumni Association was founded. Dr. Reed, a supervisor from Saratoga County, became prin- cipal in 1892. Expansion of the school to include a manual training department and kindergarten in 1894 and 1896, respectively, were the first steps toward the extensive campus of today. Enrollment was distributed between grades one through eight in the Model School and the four programs in the Normal School itself — Elementary English two years, Advanced English three years, Scientific one and Vi, and Classical (Greek) four years. Dr. George K. Hawkins, a teacher of science and mathematics, succeeded to the post of principal in 1898, and his reign has been termed the years of ex- cellence , marked by the fact that he was able to re- build the school and uphold the level of education after a disasterous fire in 1929. In 1910, Plattsburgh State Normal School (PSNS) was authorized to train com- mercial teachers in a two year course, thus establishing the Commercial Department. Twelve years later saw the expansion of the Education and Commercial cur- ricula to three year courses, plus the institution of the first summer school session. By 1929, PSNS was the only Normal School that offered Commercial Education in the state. Once the school was established academically, the students started organizing into groups, some of which were forerunners of present-day organizations. In 1914, the first Cardinal Yearbook was published, expressing the thoughts and activities of PSNS ' s students. The 1915 Cardinal staff celebrated the 25th Anniversary of PSNS by dedicating their yearbook to Dr. George K. Hawkins, principal of PSNS. A quick glance at the roster of 66 graduating seniors indicates that PSNS drew its student body from throughout the state then, as SUC at Platts- burgh does today. In the fall of 1915 the Students ' Wel- fare League was formed in an effort to meet the needs of students when they were away from home; PSNS was the only institution to have such an organization. An interesting tradition of the early classes that is not carried out now was that of presenting a class gift to the school. Some interesting examples are the sundial given by the classes of 1918 and 1919, 1920 ' s water fountain, 7929 ' s enlarged portrait of Dr. Hawkins for the new building, and 1930 ' s purse of gold. The early twenties marked the beginning of music groups at the Normal School. These included the Choral Society, Boy ' s Glee Club, Girl ' s Glee Club, and an orchestra. Christmas 7926 found (he Normal hosting a cantata performed by the students. Sports had a sporatic his- tory in the early 1920 ' s. By the late twenties, football had been reestablished, a large tennis club was in operation, and three basketball teams were active— the men ' s, the Clionian, and the Agonian teams. Students could also join the Planorscho Camp Fire Girls and the Outdoor Club. Plattsburgh State Normal School was completely destroyed by fire on Saturday, January 26, 1929. All school records were lost except for the manuscripts contained in the Record of the Board of Managers which was out of the building. Although Music Direc- tor Lyndon R. Street and seven students were practicing in the building at the time of the fire, no lives were lost. Meanwhile, classes still continued to be held by using Plattsburgh City Hall and other public buildings. 36 This is the study hall where I took two exams Fri. before the Fire. It is two weeks from today when the fire occurred and it is burning. — anonymous ' 29 In Memoriam Grim, mute you stand with crumbling walls outlined against the sky, One spire still raised in silent supplication, wondering why Things are no longer as they were. The winter wind shrieks round you with an eerie waiting sound. The ivy that clung to your walls lies lifeless on th° ground, The friend we loved so well is gone. Wordless, heart-sick we view the mass of shapeless blackened stone. Embalmed within those ashes is the life we called our own. Our Alma Mater and our friend. Some day again thy stately walls up from the dust shall rise, Some day we hope to see thy spires kissing the summer skies. And ivy climb upon thy walls. Helen Bromley ' 31 7-hr . - - Pittsburgh Slate Normal School, one wing of which is used as a school of Practice, (forerunner of the campus school) later named Hawkins Hall. A new $1,000,000 building was constructed on A the old site, and by 7932 faculty and students moved into the new building. September of that year saw an enrollment of 228 students in the Elemen- tary Department; the Commercial Department had been moved to Albany in 7937. Dr. Charles Ward succeeded Dr. Hawkins in 7933. He was a progressive and imaginative man who was vitally concerned with people, especially those in a rural setting, as exemplified during his nineteen years of service by the expansion of Elementary Education to four years and the establishment of the departments of Home Economics and Nurse-Teacher. 7936-7 saw the organization of the first intercollegiate basketball team under the supervision of Dr. Edward E. Redcay, who is credited with bringing sports to the campus. The thirties was a decade of change for the Normal School. Education was organized by Dr. Ward in his four aims for the school, which were: 7. to preserve cultural heritage 2. to create an intellectual atmosphere in which the student is encouraged towards self-realization and individuality 3. to point the individual towards social respon- sibility 4. to meet the trend toward industrialization and specialization with curricula expanded to include the teachings of technical skills and the enlargement of library facilities. However, the present system still had its inade- 38 quacies, and higher standards of education were in demand. In 1937, the establishment of the Home Economics Department expressed Dr. Ward ' s theme. This program was very special because it was the first curriculum to be on a four year outline, enabling its graduates to receive Bachelor of Science degrees at the completion of the program. The Elementary Edu- cation program was expanded to four years in 1938, and its graduates were awarded Bachelor of Education degrees. Now that the Normal was granting degrees, the future looked bright for being designated a college. The Feinberg Bill was signed by the New York State Governor on April 12, 1942. All Normal Schools in the state would be State Teachers Colleges, which meant an increasing emphasis on student and faculty excellence. PSNS now became Pittsburgh State Teachers College. The students and faculty alike were ecstatic when the news of the change in status was received on April 13th. All afternoon classes were cancelled, a school wide assembly was held for the announcement, and then everyone, including townspeople, partici- pated in a two-hour parade along the streets of Pitts- burgh. Although the world had many problems in the year 1942, everyone in Pittsburgh was very happy on that day in April. The new system promised so much more diversity and possibility for expansion. New developments started soon. The Home Econ- omics depar tment started planning a building of its own in the fall of 1942. In December 1943 such a building was authorized to support about 250 students. The new department, which was one of the largest Home Economics programs in the state, would have a place of its own, thereby alleviating Hawkins Hall ' s congestion problem. In 1947, the Home Economics department acquired the Guibord home at 134 Court Street, which became the Home Management House. Miss Louise Norton, director of the department, must be mentioned here as a great driving force behind her departments growth and expansion. The $348,880 Home Economics and Science Building was started in 7952, and when it was first used in 1954 it was named Ward Hall in respect to the man who had worked so hard for this accomplishment. The second new program for PSTC was the ancestor of the present-day nursing department. Clinton County was considered a rural area and needed support in the health delivery system. In the fall of 1943, while World War II was still very much in evidence, the Cadet Nurse Corps was formed. These women, after three years, including summers, would be ready to enter the armed forces as nurses. A search was con- ducted for hospitals willing to participate with PSTC in the training of the nurses. The House of the Good Samaritan in Watertown was the first hospital to coop- erate, followed by Physicians Hospital in Pittsburgh. As the program ' s enrollment increased, Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge, NY was also used for training. Specialty training centers were also used; Triboro Hospital in Jamaica, NY for tuberculosis nurs- ing, St. Lawrence State Hospital for neuropsychiatric nursing, and Queens General for pediatric nursing. The last group of USCNC nurses entered PSTC in the fall of 1945. At the end of the war, it was decided to keep a program for nurse training, because centralized schools and the public in rural areas desperately needed more health care. In September 1946, the Cadet Nurse Corps was absorbed by the new four-year program, the Nurse-Teacher Department. Students graduating from the new program received a Bachelor of Science degree. In May of 1947 a very good plan of cooperation was settled upon by PSTC, Union Univer- sity School of Nursing and Albany Hospital, which allowed each student a 24-month training experience in an Albany area hospital. All previous hospital affiliations were gradually eliminated. As in any edu- cational training program, students needed practice in a school setting. Practice School Nurse-Teaching Cen- ters were established in Schenectady and Pough- keepsie, and senior students all took turns in this phase of the course. By the early 1960 ' s, Pittsburgh had the only complete Nurse-Teacher training program in the State system. Students at this time were receiving training at the Metropolitan Hospital in New York City and Pilgrim State Hospital in Brentwood. Dr. Grace Appleton ' s skill as director of the program was prob- ably the largest contributing factor to the program throughout her affiliation. She arrived at PSTC in 1943 to set up the Cadet Nurse Corps and remained as director of the Nurse-Teacher Education Department until her death, late in 1961. It was her duty to set up the various curricula throughout the years, and to develop them into very respectable programs. This group was celebrating the change from Normal School to Col- lege. Legally the transition was to be in luly, but a telegram from Albany to Dr. Ward stating that the College Bill had just been passed was sufficient to precipitate celebration. This picture is dated April 13, 1942. World War II was felt in various ways at Pitts- burgh. Along with other service activities, late 1941 found Miss Emily Wiley of the Home Economics faculty organizing a Red Cross Clothing Clinic. A few months later, the students participated in the Victory Book Campaign for used books to be sent to service men. Starting on the last Friday in January, 1942, Friday afternoons of each week were set aside by Dr. Ward for non-credit defense courses for those students who wished to participate. The students at Plattsburgh took part in successful air raids and endured sugar rationing. In 1942, the reservists on campus were drilled three times a week to keep in physical shape. Dr. Redcay was the coordinator of the reservist training on campus, for all four branches. Late 1941 and early 1942 found more and more current male students and alumni joining the armed services. Several more students were called in the first mass call in February 1943. Mr. Robert MacFarlane, a Rural Education instructor, began a Civilian Pilot Training course. Graduates of this program could then go on to receive their private pilot ' s license. An indicator of public feeling concerning the war was expressed in March 1943 when PSTC announced that it could give credit to returning students with armed service ex- perience. The school had often tried to have the students become active in the community. With the onset of World War II, the students organized Red Cross Drives, a Mobile Blood Bank, and sold War Bonds and Stamps. Nature presented a perfect event in which the students could further help the North Country. The apple crop ripened in the fall of 1943, but the War had sorely depleted the number of people usually available to harvest the crop. After compli- cated legal procedures, Dr. Ward released the students to help in the local emergency. Classes were can- celled and Miss Alice Lewis was selected by Dr. Ward to manage the entire effort. The students and faculty all donned their faded dungarees and other com- fortable clothing and were transported to Mr. Donald F. Green ' s Chazy Orchard in trucks and buses. It is reported that everyone participating had a good time, and close relationships were formed between the students and the 24 active teachers during the four day event. During that season, almost $2,000 was earned in the combined effort to pick 12,930 bushels. This activity was repeated in 1944 when 288 students participated, which was roughly one-half of the entire enrollment. The participants all proudly wore the embroidered shoulder insignia that was available. Miss Lewis, for her monumental task of organizing everyone, received a citation from the Victory Farm Volunteers of the U.S. Crop Corps. The immediate post-war years found PSTC relatively quiet, trying to adjust to a new era along with the rest of the country. The Early Childhood Education speciality was established in 1946. Students could still choose the option to accelerate, which was set up during the war years, so that by attending three summer sessions. APPLE PICKING they could graduate in three years. Today, this is not very remarkable, but at a time when everyone took almost the same courses in the same sequence, this was very innovative. PSTC expanded once again when the Board of Regents authorized the establishment of a graduate program, in 1947, granting Masters Degree in Home Economics and Elementary Education. In 1948, the State University of New York was established, and PSTC became a unit of this system. As one of the four units offering a graduate program, another name change occurred. Now, students attended the State University Teachers ' College (SUTC). The establish- ment of the University System gave Plattsburgh more dignity, as well as freedom, within the support of the parent organization. Now Plattsburgh had more motivation than ever to keep improving itself. In 1949, well-planned programs for off-campus student teach- ing were implemented in the Home Economics and Elementary Education departments. Cooperating cen- ters were chiefly in North-eastern New York State, with one center each in the Albany and Westchester Areas. 41 Outside of the academic area, the post-war time proved fruitful for the social life of the students. In 1945, Twin Valleys, which was, at that time, 635 acres of forest near Lewis, N. Y., was purchased with fundings from the new Benevolent and Educational Association. Gradually some land was cleared and buildings were erected. Twin Valleys provided a place for students to get outdoors and feel the lure of nature. The Benevolent and Educational Association expanded on its own, and by the end of the 1960s, its duties included the supervision of the College Bookstore and the College Food Service. About 1967 the Association ' s duties, such as check cashing and operating a college bus, was taken over by the Faculty Student Association, which became the College Auxiliary Service in the Fall of 1975. The students started organizing themselves in the late 1940s. Soon after becoming SUTC, Plattsburgh students joined efforts with Champlain College students to host the first Winter Weekend. In 1949 the students adopted a foster child from France, another example of the students ' desire to help other people. Dr. Ward, the man who had led the students at Plattsburgh successfully through so many difficult situations, became quite ill in October of 1951. He recovered sufficiently to return to his post, but he decided to take a leave of absence. In February 1952, on his way back to Plattsburgh for SUTC ' s inspection Twin Valleys — Summer ot 1948 Twin Valleys — Summer ol Nineteen forty-eight 127 Coun St. by the Middle States Association ' s rating t4am, his condition worsened, and he died in Montreal ' s Neurological Institute on February 22. Dr. Edward Redcay, who was Dean of the College, became the Acting President of SUTC upon Dr. Ward ' s death. Dr. Redcay ably guided the school in its provision of education. In 1952 he suggested that a Marriage and Family Relations course be required for all under- graduates, which later came into effect for a short period of time. During Dr. Redcay ' s administration, the students undertook several artistic endeavors. Carl Englehart, George Yokum, and Arnold Caswell combined their talents to guide the students in their production of the musical Brigadoon. The Footlighter ' s, a dramatic group, presented two programs during the 1952-53 academic year. A faculty art exhibition was started in the Art Gallery in Hawkins Hall ' s north corridor. The Science Fair became an annual event to display the work of selected students. Although Dr. Angell ' s appointment as President of College occurred in October 1953, Dr. Redcay retained the acting post until Dr. Angell ' s arrival in 1954. Two very important events occurred in 1953. During the summer twenty French and Danish students visited the Pittsburgh campus for ten days. In October of that year a French student enrolled in SUTC; at that time the experiment in international living was a novel act, but today the presence of foreign students is quite commonplace and a very enriching experience for all. Everyone ' s appreciation of Dr. Redcay ' s endeavours was shown during Red K day ceremonies honouring the out- going Acting President. Macdonough Hall Recreation Room, West Wing. 1955 ' ■A ' Dr. Angell, Mr. Harry P. Kehoe and Dr. Breen (from right to left) at the Laying of the Feinberg Library Cornerstone. Dr. George Angell was officially welcomed as Presi- dent by faculty and students on February 2, 1954. During his administration, which spanned the next twenty years, the college underwent a period of unprecendented growth, both physical and intel- lectual. Dr. Angell ' s ideals and perception stimulated this growth while easing th e resulting tensions making this period one of the most successful in the college ' s history. During the early fifties, the college was still a teachers college, its graduates being either teachers or nurse- teachers. Hawkins Hall was officially named and in the same year, on October 4, 1955, Ward Hall was also named and occupied. The Campus School existed in the form of what was called the Laboratory School and was located in Ward Hall. The living conditions and campus life of the students differed greatly from those of today. Macdonough Hall opened in 1951 as a women ' s residence and was the only dormitory on campus until 1958. The College Union was located in Macdonough Hall, where stu- dent waitresses served family style meals to their fellow students. Other students found housing in private homes or in resident houses. Conway Hall, a women ' s residence, once stood next to Macdonough; Wells Court, the men ' s residence, is located on the corner of Wells and Court Streets and is now used as student apartments. These halls were ruled by a resident board and were overseen by house mothers. The lack of a centralized residence area did not hinder social activities however, and the sense of class unity was much stronger than it is today. Each class had its indi- vidual blazer, officers and faculty advisor. A week of hazing of the freshman class by the sophomores was traditional, including beanies, courts, and a tug-of-war across the College Pond, junior and Senior proms were held, the queens being crowned on a float in the center of the pond. The pond was also a source of fund raising for Delta Kappa Delta; in the spring of 1960, the fra- ternity offered $.10 boat rides across it. Upon taking office. Dr. Angell recognized the in- evitable changes to come and tried to anticipate them. He was dedicated: To the kind of education needed in a world threatened by racial tensions, economic imbalances, colonialism, aggression, fear . . . a world in which people do not seem actively committed to the pursuit of human dignity for all. Dr. Angell ' s philosophy was that this challenge could be met by the college but that it would require growth, revision, and a broadening of perspectives. Education, he felt, should be for the national purpose, being a creative process, not an indoctrination. In the last fifteen years of his administration he initiated and completed many programs to achieve this goal. At first inspection, the most evident change of this period was the physical growth of the college campus. Beginning in 1956, and again in 7962, five year ex- pansion programs were drawn up in order to provide adequate facilities for the increasing enrollment. The low rise dormitories, Saranac dining hall, and the physical education building were completed in the early part of the sixties, while the additional dormi- tories and the educational and administrative buildings were completed in the latter part of the decade. Con- struction of the lodge at Twin Valleys had been com- pleted in the fifties, and this facility served as an integral part of many social functions. This development was possible through the cooperation of the New York 44 4, i v Women ' s Dormitory, address unknown. State Housing Finance Agency and the State University Construction Fund which was created by the state legislature in 7962. The Housing Finance Agency can authorize the issuing of bonds and notes by the Construction Board; this venture in turn is self- liquidating as the University leases each structure, with the rentals being sufficient to discharge the in- debtedness. A closer examination shows that the academic growth was the most striking aspect of this period. In 7967, (he college was renamed the State University College of New York at Plattsburgh. Along with this new title came the institution of a liberal arts program and extensions of secondary education into the fields of math, social science, science, and English. New majors which have since been recognized include: Administrative Science; Anthropology; Art; Behavioral Science; Canadian Studies; Computer Science; Com- munications; Child and Family Services; Earth Sciences; Economics; Environmental Science; Food and Nu- trition; Foreign Languages; Health Education; LA. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics; Medical Technology; Philosophy; Political Science; Psychology; Speech Pathology and Audiology; Sociology; and Theater Arts. In addition to these major areas of concentration, minor areas of concentration include Criminal justice and Minority Studies, with special emphasis given to Afro-American and Latin American Studies. Inde- pendent Study, Continuing Education and a Graduate School program not only complete the program, but add a sharp contrast to the limited curriculum of the Teachers College of 1948. To increase student awareness and understanding, Angell continuously worked for increased inter- national communication. In February of 1961, the college was chosen as the center for experimentation in Teaching for World Education, sponsored by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Edu- cation and the National Council for Social Studies. Dr. Hunt accepted the post of Chairman of the Committee on Education for International Understanding. In 7959 the student exchange program began with the Men ' s Teachers College in Amman, Jordan, Dr. john Deeb acting as director of the project. By 1963, Dr. Englehart was advisor to 21 foreign students from countries in Central and South America, Europe, Africa and Asia. This post was later taken over by Mrs. Grace Reese, who acted as an advisor, from 7967 to 1974. A unique pro- gram in the state system, the college offers a semester studies in Montreal in conjunction with McGill University, Sir George Williams, Loyola College, and the University of Montreal; another program involves an exchange with Chester College in England. Furthermore, through the visiting student program of the State University system, a Plattsburgh student may take advantage of any such program offered by any of the other colleges in the system. To encourage the exceptional student, Dr. Angell appointed Dr. Edward Redcay as the coordinator of Programs for Talented and Honors Students. In the late sixties, Plattsburgh became the only college in New York State to receive funding for faculty research, stu- dent experimental work and institutional support grants by the National Science Foundation. Through its experimental teacher preparation program, the N.S.F. was responsible for the preparation of secondary school teachers of science, mathematics and behavioral science. The land at Miner Center owned by the College was used during the fifties and early sixties by students working primarily on independent study. Later, th is became the center of the college ' s environmental studies and research program. A third area of emphasis of Dr. Angell ' s adminis- tration was that of community service. The college constitutes one of the three foundation blocks of Plattsburgh ' s economy; disregarding moral reasoning, this alone necessitates a major commitment. One of the first services offered by the college was that of the Annual Science Fair. This event occurred annually until recently served to encourage the young scientists of the North Country. The Economics Workshop held by the college proved very effective. It began one of the first attempts in the nation to introduce the subject into elementary education and was critical in the formation of the Economic Education Council of Northern New York State. Again in 7962 the college became the first in the nation to initiate project Reach (Rural Edu- cation Assistance for the Culturally Handicapped). Continued later in the Upward Bound, Outreach and the New City Programs, encouragement, tutoring and aid was extended throughout the area, including the inmates of Adirondack Correctional Treatment and Evaluation Center. The creativity and talent of the students has gained increased recognition. Dr. George Yokum played an essential role in the development of the Footlighters, the theatrical club of the college in earlier years. Dr. Yokum ' s ideas and motivating force helped to build the foundations of what is now the New Theater Associa- tion. The N.T.A. is now responsible for presenting theater of professional quality throughout the year, covering the entire spectrum of available material. The Forensics Union, with the guidance of Mr. A. R. Montanaro, jr. and Dr. Melvin Donaho not only has won many honors for the college in state competition, but has also succeeded in recent years in placing in national competition. The students have also been responsible for publishing several literary publi- cations; in recent years these included: Vat; Seven; Et Cetera; and (he Z. Piatt Almanac. In 7967, the Cardinal won a National Award for its cover. The athletic program at the college has also ex- perienced great development from the time when only clubs existed. In 7956 the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics accepted the school as a mem- ber, and in the spring of that year the Cardinals re- mained one of the two unbeaten teams in the state. Sports which have become varsity teams include: baseball; football; soccer; hockey; track; men ' s gymnastics; tennis; golf; and swimming. In 7963 Neil Sessilman was named to the All American Baseball team, and in 1973 jim Powers made All American in swimming. In several seasons the teams have gone on to national competition. In 1972, Dr. Angell ' s desire for improved inter- national communication combined with the world of sports when Plattsburgh State was awarded the dis- Students waiting for bus outside of Hawkins Hall «2SSSS 46 Unction of being the host university for the seventh biennial World University Winter Cames. It was the first time the games were held in the United States. The events were co-hosted by Lake Placid. The opening of the Games coincided with the opening of the field house complex on upper Rugar Street. Members of the Federation Internationale du Sport Universiade or F.I.S.U. came from 80 countries, numbering over 600 young athletes. The highlight of the games in Pitts- burgh was the Russian Hockey team; their superb play- ing led them to victory over both the American and Canadian teams. Also held at the ice arena was the International Skating Exhibition. In Lake Placid the special ski jumping at the Intervales ski jump was most spectacular, while the performance of Jennie Walsh in the figure skating competition was perhaps the most graceful. She was awarded the gold medal and repre- sented the U.S. The exciting atmosphere created by international athletic competition will again be ex- perienced by the Pittsburgh campus when the facilities will serve to house the United States Olympic team before the games in Montreal this summer. Each of these opportunities affords the campus a unique chance for international exchange and dialogue, experiences that will long be remembered. With the ever enlarging enrollment and the changing nature of the college, the profile of the average student on campus during the last ten years is quite different than those of the past. One of the more traditional aspects of student life which reached its highest development in the sixties was the Greek organiza- tions. The Greeks were present on campus as early as 1892; this is the founding date for the local chapters of both the Alpha Kappa Phi and the Phi Kappa Chi sororities. Delta Kappa Delta is the oldest fraternity on campus, its founding date being 1927. The Alpha Delta Theta sorority began at Plattsburgh in 1925. Two fraternities began in the fifties — Pi Alpha Nu in 1953, and Theta Kappa Beta in 7959. The last three Greek organizations on campus were formed in the sixties and seventies. Sigma Tau Sigma began in 1964. The following year Theta Alpha Lamba organized and they were recognized in 7966. The last organization to be formed was Psi Epsilon Chi in 1970. These organi- zations perform a vital function on campus and in the community. Through individual action or through the Interfraternity Council, they often provide a needed sense of unity on an increasingly diverse campus. Much of the spirit and organization necessary for campus wide activities, such as Homecoming Week- end, is provided by the Greeks. The first Winter Week- end was held in 1956, and the first Homecoming Weekend was held in 7960. The President ' s Cup was first awarded in 7959. The Greeks also serve the com- munity of Plattsburgh with various charity drives, the sponsoring of Blood Drives, and other services. In addition to these organizations, honorary organi- zations in the departments of Home Economics, Nursing, Education, and Psychology have local chapters here. The students on campus during the sixties found themselves having to function in an increasingly com- plex world. As the campus grew, classes disappeared but the individual appeared more and more. The students began being more actively concerned about the world that existed outside their campus. They sought to expose themselves to as many ideas as possible. Guests included: William Kunstler; Abbie Hoffman; Sander Vanocur; dance companies and visiting theater groups; John Dean; Robert Frost; Ralph Nader; and Alice Cooper. Most importantly, they became aware and they cared. In 7966, on Friday, November 12, a Viet Nam Teach-In and Forum was held in the student union. Concern and unrest continued as did the war. The year 7977 proved to be the most disturbing as students were gunned down at Kent State; the resulting protest at Plattsburgh State was most noteworthy as it was led by President Angell. Graves appeared on the front lawn of Hawkins Hall and the involvement of the student body was evident everywhere. This continued into 1973 with another march on the federal office building, this time led by the Viet Nam Veterans Against the War. Although the student body of Plattsburgh was as concerned as many others across the nation, its campus was not marred by the violence so characteristic of this period due to the empathy and guidance of its Presi- dent. In 1974, a tree was planted in front of the Kehoe Administration building in memory of the students at Kent State. The administration of the college changed in 1974 with the retirement of Dr. Angell. Dr. Joseph Burke was chosen as the new president of the college. President Burke has a strong sense of student orien- tation, and in the past two years as President, he has sought to increase the communication between stu- dents and the administration. While many aspects of the college and college life have remained the same, each decade must address itself to a new set of prob- lems. Students of the seventies are perhaps the most aware and most well prepared; they may also be among the most crowded as enrollment reached a record high. The essential element of the college is its growth — its continual rediscovery of that which is around it. Present-day Hawkins in the spring. Footnotes 7. Cooper, Frank A. The Pittsburgh Idea In Education, p. 70 2. Ibid, p. 33 3. Cardinal Yearbook 7929, p. 29 4. Cooper, Frank A. loc. cit. p. 133 References The Cardinal 1915-1975 Dr. Reines and the Videotape: A Pictorial History of the State University at Pittsburgh Campus Plans for the State University of New York Pittsburgh Press-Republican circa 1876, 1941, 1958, 7967 The Pittsburgh Idea in Education. Frank A. Cooper, Platta- burgh College Benevolent and Educational Association, Inc., 1964. We would like to especially thank Mr. Frank A. Cooper, a former member of the faculty of the college, and author of The Pittsburgh Idea in Education which was an invaluable source of information. We would also like to express our appreciation to Ms. Connie Pope for the time and information she so readily gave. Laura Dominy Pamela Sopczyk Wilma Komala Back to Here and Now . . . 49 HE if f . if ' -Gaffes - stunted by Gov. Carey ' s budget cuts. 61 COLD WINTER AND... FEDERAL SAVINGS 62 63 CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FEDERAL) , SAVINGS mam SPRING melting snow and . . . 9 i fill ■ 70 Spring Fever Sets In! Ill tana III ■ HI X A Miner Center Housing 77 On October 19, 1975 PSUC students were treated to a concert by the one and only James Taylor. For two hours the lilled to capacity Fieldhouse was im- mersed in the talents of this exceptional artist. His one man show could only be described as ' fantastic ' . Taylor an artist of poetry, music, comedy had the audi- ence on their feet calling for more. And more they got, he happily obliged and the arena was filled with the sounds of Fire and Rain and Sweet Baby James . How could anyone be dissatisfied with the likes of James Taylor. NT A THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON That Championship Season opened the NTA Fall season, October 15-19. It concerned the nostolgic reunion of a coach and four members of a trophy win- ning high school basketball team. In this supposedly happy setting these men expose themselves as men whose lives were once fresh as mountain spring and now resemble the filth of a city gutter. The story of how winners become losers is the story of That Champion- ship Season . It was a funny, tragic story about dis- contented tragic men in a corrupting tragic society. Those who attended received a startling insight of ihemselves and those around them from a talented cast under the skillful direction of Charles Kline. 91 ' CELEBRATION ' For those theater goers who enjoy the levity of a musical, Plattsburgh students had the avant garde musical CELE- BRATION . There was . . . comedy . . . tragedy . . . the ridiculous . . . and the absurd. 3 92 The prisoners of Plattsburgh enjoy Neil Simon ' s Prison- er of Second Avenue . The play directed by Deborah Tomlinson was full of the intelligent humor characteristic of Simon as he allows us to laugh at ourselves. Mel Edison played by Ron Smart was superbly comical yet with a pathos as he ' bangs back ' at the world for throwing him into that growing unemployed population. Edna (Sandie B. Silver), his wife, sternly sympathetic to Mel ' s situation takes control until she herself feels the growing pressure of a troubled world. They realize that they must unite their forces to survive and maintain their sanity in this insane world. All and all NTA presented an enjoyable evening for their audience. Prisoner of Second Avenue Plattsburg Arts: Dance . . . Music . . . Drama . . . Plattsburg Students Are Treated To The Best Of All. The Plattsburgh College Community Orchestra present- ed two musical programs on November 23, 1975. The after- noon presentation was a Lolli- pop-mini concert for children featuring Sergei Prokofieff ' s Peter and the Wolf . The evening performance was geared for the more mature audience, in addition to Peter and the Wolf included a sec- tion featuring orchastrations saluting the American Bicen- tennial. From October 27-29, 1975 the Margalit Dance Company took up a residence at PSUC. They offered classes in tech- nique, non-verbal communica- tion and choreography. The highlight of their stay here at Plattsburgh was a performance at the Hartman theater entitled Through the Garden . These artists conveyed a reverence for the human body and their unfaltering dedication to life was truly inspiring. 94 The Robber Bridegroom Arms and The Man On December 4, 1975 ' The Acting Company ' , called the finest repetory company in New York City , began a ihree day engagement here at Plattsburgh State. The company performed George Bernard Shaw ' s Arms and :ie Man , and the musical The Robber Bridegroom . Opportunities tor Cultural enrichment was not lacking tnese past semesters as PSUC students have been treat- ed lo such high quality entertainment as offered by the members of this company coming straight from a suc- cessful Broadway run. 95 TALENT ROUND-UP 96 ni «n mh 4ll v. HOCKEY TOURNAMENT SEMI-FORMAL 97 • • • DOWNTOWN 100 103 Big Brother ' s Wednesday night beer blasts Jeremy Band at the Office 107 110 Robert Finn Thomas J. Flanagan William Calamas Alexander O. Folami Anthony Cassella Michael Frawley Administrative Science 115 Glenn Knox Edmond Ko Gary Lanthier David F. Lasky 116 Administrative Science Jerry Nearier Joan Pattee Randy Payne David Peggs Administrative Science 117 118 Administrative Science MaxineHunnicutt Kristine Kehoe Wilma Komala Julianna Kremer Administrative Science. Anthropology. Art 1 19 120 Art. Behavioral Science. Biology Shirley Butler Kenneth Butta George Carrigan Nicholas DiMarco JanGriffen Debra Harris Richard Higgins Paul Hughes Wayne L.Jones Wilhelm Kalweit Martin Keller Karen Kocher Biology 121 Caryn S. Krellen Chris LaBounty Kin-Hing Lau Gerald Laundry Robert Orlowsky Tim Owens Robert Patch Regina Perkowski 122 Biology Joseph Wellcome Lawrence Wilbur Lisa Abercrombie IbeChukwueke Biology. Chemistry 123 Cheryl A. Spring Loretta St. Pierre Karim Yaacob Lawrence Adelman Steve R. Brill Barry M. Cohen Robert DelTorto Leonora A. Esposito 124 Chemistry, Communication Dyan Imperato Donna Italiano j 1% 1 I SVC i Randall Kambic Donna Kongesor Thomas Pustizzi Louis Swierzowski Kathleen Rivers, Computer Sci. James Carhart Fred Couse, Jr. Ken Eckerle Walt Gorbachev Peter Klaiber Norman Koenigsreuter Terrence Wells Marshall William C. Obermayer John O ' Donnell Communications, Computer Science. Economics 125 126 Education. Elementary Education Golda Bazinet Carol Bistline Stephen Bliss Lorraine Boeckle Susan Bond Cheryl Bridenbaker Karen Burgin Debra Bushart Glenn Candrea Theresa Carlin Janice Carter Leonard Cecilia Elementary Education 127 128 Elementary Education Sally Harse David Hebum Eleanor Hedges Diane Lee Hemingway Elementary Education 129 Joanne Keys 130 Elementary Education Nancy Kornhoff Maureen Kelleher Roberta M. Kuczynski Linda LaLonde Mary Rose Lammly Maureen LaTour Taire Lavigne Elementary Education 131 Judy Murray Mary Lu Osterhaus Clark Parry Margaret Myers Parry Donna L.Ronan Wendy Rumph Kathleen Ryan Pamela Sahl 132 Elementary Education Elementary Education 133 Marilyn Way Steven White George Woodruff Linda Worthman Janet Young Janice Zeno Gary Braunstein Herbert Broome 134 Elementary Education, Secondary Education Karen Wright Betty Wyhowanec Vincent Barber Ida Bauman David DeVoe Edward DeZalia Secondary Education 135 George LaVigne Kathleen Lott William Maguire Sandra Martin Edward Bitley Elizabeth DeVos Nancy Durfee Richard Farber Secondary Education, English. Environmental Science 137 km Dan Kane Joel Koch Matthew Koch Eric Koenigsreuter Jeffrey Lape Louis Minghinelli Douglas Quinn Gregory W. Stefo Paul Suskin Hilma Blowes, General Studies Mary DuMont Vicky Gary I Angela Jackson Michele Lemieux 138 Environmental Science, General Studies. Geography Nancy Tolosky Paul Davis, Geography David DeFilippo Michael Fraysier Mark G. Giaconia Nicholas Goddard Eugene Corrigan, Health Ed. Hal Goldfine MaryTrombley Maureen Culligan, History Geography, Geology, Health Education, History 139 Michele Blazak 140 History. Home Economics, Child Fa Robert Hornbeck James Wiesemann Carol Bryson nily Service Robert Kruger Charles Ragucci Darcy Alaimo Joan Canny Stephen Roberts Rose Marie Babbie SueCarr Sheila O ' Neil Barbara Cory Barbara Finkelstein Betsy Hamilton Laura Ortman Mary Shean Catherine Dempsey Pamela Staples Child Family Service 141 Pamela Tinklepaugh Susan VanHorne Fern Werner Ruth Wilcox Nancy Zylowski Nancy Bachman Lesley Banks Darci Brody Deborah Carroll Jacqueline Cascioli David Conroy Jean Demaio 142 Home Economics, Child Family Service. Food Nutrition Donna Renzi Karen Rossetti Joan Rouse Home Economics Food Nutrition 143 Beverly Decker Marguerite Dupee 144 Home Economics Food Nutrition, Education Barbara Ehler Lynne E. Everhart Kathleen Kenefick Maureen McMurray Janice Metzler Kathleen Mocko Home Economics Education 145 Joyce Vloebergh 146 Home Economics Education Brenda D. Wade Elizabeth Wallace Susan Weiss Laura Barthelmes, Med. Tech. Nadine Bartholoma Helen Bennett Ann Mar ie Carach Home Economics Education, Language. Math, Med. Tech. 147 Timothy Clum Diane Cox Donna Deuchar Laura J. Dominy Daniel Grosso Cynthia Hayner Geraldine Hoder Sheila Lloyd Mary Ng Patricia Smith Elaine Spadaro Eleanore Underwood Peter Johnstone, Music Linda Jozefowski Jean Morje Thomas Morrison 148 Med. Tech.. Music Rebecca Denson Susan Ebinger Donna Engleman Kathleen Finn Nursing 149 150 Nursing Linda Reid Dawn Saurman Karen Scheider Linda Schoelles Nursing 151 Henry Leavitt Susan Lopes Donald J. Neilson Julia Philbrook Political Science 153 Mary Ann Mills Edgar M urray Rose Panarisi Peter Prusko Andrew Wening Millie Whipple Janet White Lynn Yankowski Psychology 155 Edward Boord Gary Bruce Barry Dufort . Jill Zina Fiss Rhonda Johnson Gary Kozick 156 Sociology Jeffrey Beamish Janice Bell Dan Fitts Deborah Henry Julie Lanctot Robert Lider John Schilling Teresa Smith Clark W. Trow Lawrence Turski Sandy McQuinn Nancy Montroy Jean Wing Robert Wojtecki Sociology 157 James Baxter Debra A. Dutcher Donna Gruosso Carol Dixon Bob Domingo Kim Dullmeyer Allyson Gash Marcia Gladle Amy Green Nancy Guinan Janet Hacket Lucinda Harris Carolyn Healey Dorothy Hover 158 Speech Hearing Science Elizabeth Jessie Norma J. Johnson Janet Kois, Theatre Arts Edward Matthews Lupo Salvatore Speech Hearing Science, Theatre Arts 159 z O CO FACULTY 8c 164 Dr. Ames 165 166 Dr. Bethlan 168 Keene State North Adams St. Michaels Fredonia Vermont New Paltz Clarkson Potsdam Oswego St. Lawrence Cortland Albany Middlebury Oneonta Upstate ECAC Re Championsh Rochester 2 Union Soccer A Good Year for Soccer — 8 Wins 5 Losses 171 Outstanding Soccer Players Nick Goddard: (pictured at left) (midfield) Nick has done an excep- tional job for the soccer team here at Pittsburgh. His fi- nesse on the field has been recognized and he has re- ceived several awards. Nick has been selected All SUNYAC for the four years of his collegiate career (1972, 1973, 1974, 1975). He has also been chosen for the All-State Honorable Mention Team (1972, 1974) and for the 1975 All-State First Team. Rob Percy: (midfield) Rob, an exchange student from Chester College in Eng- land, has been honored for his outstanding ability by being selected All SUNYAC for 1975 and was placed on the All- State Honorable Mention Team for 1975. For the defensive team, JEFF TROMBLY has led the backfield during his four year career here at Pittsburgh. For the past three years, this graduating senior has been co-captain of the team. KEN DAUTRICH, a transfer from Suffolk Community College, was also a key figure in the successful ' 75 season. 174 Football ... a rough and tumble sport. 178 179 ■dm ♦ 4 Pi ♦ ♦ ♦ V3 J + +++++ + + ♦ ' 4 4 44+44+44+444+ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 + +44444+44 4 4 4 4 ' 4 ♦ ♦ + 4444444 4444 + J 4444 ♦ ♦ ,f jM 444444444444444++ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4444 444+4 ♦ 44+4 4 4 4+444 4444 +4 44 i444 44++444++4+444444 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' ♦ + « r jT 4 4 4 4 4 44 444 + A A m + 4 t r r : v ?  ♦ 4 4 4 + + + + + + + + + 4 4 4+4 + + + + + + 4 + + 44 + 4 4 4 WW ■ ++4+44444 4 44 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 +4 A 4 4 4,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4+ Em s ¥4 44 m ■ 4 f Jy Tennis L A sport popular on campus every year. Perhaps weak this year, but with strong hopes for next. •••• t ,. • • • _ lit,. ,,,,,, ' • • • ■ • £ SPRING 75: Vermont R.P.I. St. Lawrence St. Michael ' s Middleburg FALL ' 75: Vermont R.P.I. New Paltz Siena Oswego Potsdam Albany Oneonta Binghamton Potsdam 2 9 9 9 8 2 9 9 9 8 9 5 PSUC PSUC 1 PSUC 1 PSUC 7 PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC 1 PSUC 7 PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC 4 Patrick Demars. Howie Kern, Daniel Tuczinski, Brian Mattes. Cam Perkins. David Pearson, Jon Brewer. Bruce Kuperman, Pancho Sciullo. John Scasay. Khursheed A. Khan, William Gilson. Along with tennis we have Track with Coach Hammonds and Star runner Bruce Teague 183 Cross Country: Indoor Track 1975 Spring Track: NCAA Division III All American — Finals: 14:06.8 (3rd) 1975 Fall Crosscountry: Dual Meet Victories over Vermont. U. Connecticut, Syracuse, Brande is Lemoyne Invitational — 1st Place SUNY Conference Meet — 1st Place Lehigh Invitational — 1st Place NCAA Division III Championships: All American — 20th in a field of 300 1975-1976 Indoor Track: Dual meet victory over Alfred Princeton Relays: 6th Place in the 2 Mile Vermont Christmas Relays: 3rd Place in the 3 Mile RPI Invitational: 1st Place in the Mile RPI Invitational: 1st Place in the 2 Mile Mid-Winter National Rankings: 3 Mile — 1st in NCAA Division III 2 Mile — 2nd in NCAA Division III 1 Mile — 8th in NCAA Division III 187 ■I 1 J MM Bud Andrews. Peter Bly. Larry Brezenoff. Ron Cameron, Brian Cavanagh, Peter Cayan. Paul Chambers. Barry Crawford. Joe DeMaria, Brian Dodge, Gilbert Etheredge. John Evans, Farrell Facey, Jeff Gadley. Stephen Gadziola. Gary Gillis. Jed Gold- fried, Norma Goldwire. Glenn Goliber. John Gnerre. Jerry Harrington. Tony Haslam, Ted Heidrich. John Jurczynski, Brian Kelly. Pierre LaMorral, Randy Lennon. John Leonard. James Love. Bob O ' Donnell. Spenser Peterson, Tom Pillsworth. Jeff Sporn, Kevin St. John. Bob Stockslager. Oquen Tatum. Bruce Teague, Ellen Turkel. Bob Uerz. Steve Walsh, Peter Woy- ciesjes. Jim Zimmons. 188 fflLONIALS 50 male teams and 52 female! B, ' roomball, a game played on ice, originated in Canada quite a few years ago. As its popularity increased, this sport moved down across the Canadian border into New York. The first competitive games were held in 1969-1970 when the Northern Broomball League was established. Broomball came to PSUC three years ago. Each year its popularity attracts more par- ticipants (50 male and 52 female teams this year) and more spectators. The rules of the game closely follow those of ice hockey. The major penalties are icing, off-sides, and personal penalties for undue rough conduct. The equipment consists of a rubber ball about six inches in diameter, a sawed-off broomstick (with the remaining bristles taped up), and rubber soled shoes (sneak- ers, broomball sneakers, or anything that tends to provide the most traction between the player and the ice). Both on Campus Dorm Floors and Off Campus Groups Participated in this Exciting Sport. 193 Concentration and Determination are Requirements for Hockey 198 SEASONS RECORD Royal Military College Elmira Concordia Royal Military College Champlain Brockport Ithaca Canton Elmira Elmira Royal Military College Union Concordia Champlain John Abbott Potsdam Union Loyola Norwich Bois-de-Boulogne Potsdam 4 4 6 3 2 7 6 7 5 3 11 3 6 2 3 10 10 8 8 3 PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC PSUC 8 3 4 6 9 7 4 7 6 1 16 2 13 8 4 11 2 1 3 7 Matt Wescott. Jean Dahme. Chuck Luker. Bob Cree. John Laurie, Dave Willard, Gerry Connell. Charley Keefer. Steve Wilkins, Mike Prado, Ken Noble. Mike Carrigan, Mike LaRosa. Harry Keeshan. Richie Hall. Jay Daly. John Mayette. Bill Deleel, Terry Satterley, Joe Lamen- dola, Rich Thompson. v 201 CARDINAL BASKETBALL 1975-76. Card basketball tort fwily didn ' t expect much fioro their t wm uv ssason Alter all, there wore a-ily two ulayers relurmng f-nti tue ksiiTi 1,- i .„ ... . S ' ' ' i ■■ ■ renci - ' ei hey thi ■ i rames bvi ' ' CJi fPark« EGA ' Rovkit- ot Year, and rsibrt Three ' s i._ Hn( rebut lei r hofe Pirker on the bear !•• picked.up m Rice. Irom Chazy, who at 6. ' 3;yvas the MVACs ' leading Score- and t Q H ' e Player his senior ye.ii He also had rattli . ; ■ Cti i«fi wt as much imprcven on defense and ahctthef Irishman Oarryl Hutson a 6 mg guaid. At the dther guard positions wer - Ronnie Wt ght. an meal lent who transferred from NCCC and Mike Green, a tresflnian Irom N.Y C. v. playmaker and the best defensive player • Petklom ' ■ from NYC. wasagreat out! jttjr and played good defer -e his guard position. What the Cards didn ' t have in height they intended to r ike jr with ttieir defense and last break. The first action the Cards saw in 75 was at the Potsdam Invitational. In game they lost to- the eventual champ. St. Lawrence 65-60. but rebounds. Clarkson in the Consolalior same 80 68. Larry Parker had 76 points ani bounds, while guard Ronnie Wright, added ?3 pcinls. The first v,e w that Ci got of ttieir team was at the Pittsburgh Tip oil Tournament, the first December. The Cards 0 wt a tough C W. Post team In the lirst round, Parker shot an incredible 92% front the held, finishing with !B po rebounds, i he tans also got their lirst view nt their talented Ketlihtan ' Mike Green had 13 points Tom Rice had 11 points and 7 rebounds Transi rfie Wright added 13 points and 7 assists. In the C| airipionsliip game, the rriel talented Bridgeport i lie prsjtaurnamenl favorite. Larry Parker go trouble early in Hie f irst halt, and the Cards never really got gomg, losing: Tony Petioni was high man for the Cards netting 12 points on his outside 8- L rry Packer and Ronnie Wright were named to the alt tournament team rhe tonowing week the Cards -an. I e Norwich arry hod 16 points and 25 rebounds Ne t they notched their first conference win over Brockporl on the road, hut the next day they lost to a tough Hartwick squad When school let out lor the Christmas break the Cards were 4 3, and 1-0 in the confer ■ ' ■rice During th bre.ik ■ .. bel e t| load to notch their second conference vlt truy i § it was at this point that the urtes orsenou m ier. days ' hey lost six games in a rpw. three 3t home against C:.:r kson. MiddlebL S ' i Lawrenq n ... . - ■ hieen - overt. n-; c.W. Post w ' hey nao oeaten previously and St, John lisher. Their i r-.ro-. ,;,ped :, 5-10 o •he year. The losses over; idowed some ' me ; : rformancei. (n the Clarkson game Larry Parker had 27 points and 31 rebounds. Against St. John i. 3 P ' ind Larry Parker had 18 ■abounds. Hc-e Coach Law made a wise dec, r.icn tie moved all the remju bju4s Mi morial Gym -i . ... ... .... . , ; ■ • « hi Ithereoi mutfry 101 9 . 6Cai wi • . ■ .;. f« i team ijt 2-0) in the Gonfersnci mater. and the only SUNYschon that his tea . i ■■■ - seven years as head coach To- . • nig joked at ist like. a reps nl tl S , ..... se v „ minutes left in lbs ha ■ the Cards trailed 33-16. and it looked I, e .met rout Then Coach 1 ow Miji defensi e boa is i ids pi.nl-; ine r.c-f.t ,-. ■ managed to tie it a • ' i Wl -Ii ■ ■. Number J HtjBy crXjg rpossj being. F ' lal HMft ' as still the oqI scheduled to p ... laih.-i ed nfjfcnce road game ! ei to Oswego Whei ght ' he- - • ' - I one halt same behind they won the second ol what was I dispo . -kso-i 90 7J Parker ' 1-3 fit ... irki ' - 1 - ; 1 • rle ' : I lie - i 3 pdfl r We second half ' hey i . first lead tl ■„■ - ' . h .-: ' !-„ . k|,ort : , ■ : i ,, . ... -, Irii. e lifial seconds, nave leali e ' d i - reu ' ed team leonta on Feme . ostponement Hi h Oswego and Ot into early tou ans chanted, We ' re prophetic they were v the conference at 3-0 nd. The game never ,end the Cards had They lost a heart- trouble and saw limited rtland 77-65, and upped t ' eir . - •nt.-re-.- irita and Albany, both 5-1 I - ,!-•■ ihli; a six go- :. stre.ik. lenndily irid Wright had 20 points apieci Wr.. r • ,t-,,, had twelve assists. Oairyl Hutson had 13 points, and Mike Green had 10 ,. ,i Geneseo visited the cards and was sent away with a 87-75 loss.- ft r ;hl h.id ?8 points to pace the Cards, with Mike Green adding 16. Tom Rice had II) wiints and rebounds. Their lingl conference road test came on the 19th ot February when the Cards traveled to Albany State. .Albany was S-2 .n ' He confer-, e ,,l -, . „• impressive was their 74-16 won-lost record at home. In the game Ailuny sprinted Out to an ear ' , lead, but the Cards came back to take a three point ead into the locker room at halltime. In the second naif they continued to poui it on and led by as many as ten points before Albany stai ted their comeback. With two minutes leh. Larry Parker fouled out, and Albany cut the margin lo three points Darryl Hutson knotted both ends of 3 ohe-and one, to put il out of reach, jnd Plattsburgh had their sixth conference even outings. Now a mere halt game behind Onconta. the Cards had to beat both New Paltz and Potsdam to ' keep their title hopes alive. New Paltz was the i istyictinvof the improved Cardinal team. Honn Wright had 22 points. 12 issists and 8 steals as the Cards romped to a 96-: victory. Parker had 23 point-, am: !ft rebounds. Their next conference test « against Potsdam, The Bears dready wned victories over Albany an I Brockport, The game was the chiller ol -n as the buzzer sounded with a score tiet H all. Card fans were really bfflhg their nails thai night. At the end ol the overflB the Cards had won 77-75. Darryl Hutson stole the ball with ten seconds leftfflg dribbled out the clock. L3rry Parker had 29 points and Wright had 24 to pace the Cards to their sixth consecutive victory, and with their 8-1 conference recor -I they were tied tor the lead with Oneonta. The Cards had only one more- name before the crucial conference test with Oneonta. They played Southampton in the Held house, and lost 75-74. after Larry Parker sprained his ankle in the opening min- utes. The injury to Parker came at a bad time, with the Oneonta game days away. Could he play ' The question was on the lips of all the Card were getting worked up for the big game. Oneonta came to the Memorial Gym with an 8-1 record, their only loss on the road in overtime to Albany, and were lavored by many to win The loyal fans turn- ed out in great numbers that night, but the game started poorly ior the Cards. They fumbled away the ball several times and looked very tight. Whervfhey finally scored after several minutes of play, it was little short ol funtasti?.- Wright had just thrown up a short jumper and it was hanging on the front of tjje rim. Enter 202 I four ,who •Jjrryl Hutson !•. sky freshman leaperramB gliding dowi • ■ aneandiftM Ml 13 thi ill through 00| ha« ' OW j r,0 heir fetf ' Tapping hi mg, 1 u it tfti imt fii t ot fng the lenSH ;oaltendu . . that ei • ■ odd ... basket good. Oneontas ' coach har! t -- -• ' -• averal of his assistants, in order to keep him bom attacking We referee Qnernta was not disturbed, and behind the hot hand of senior guard Steve Ft:,. v.r . ■ the, , un pad out In a 1 7 7 lead || lookei bad ior the Cai Is I |i they stau ' e-t mini; back an,: at the ha I tin led by only three pom! , rue seco id half saw - -■ r :. , lake jvef Ihi ■ frne I Parker was the   ' 1  ' Is as f ' ■ H ■!■. ' ..: ihdlqoli over the : n Js. the Halt was close Inough with lm Carts only ahead hy six 11 - nosi. bu1 in the end it was the Cards who triumphed 66-60. There lam .-.ha moo scene an the floor, asthe Cards won their first ever Confer- ence title, ii .vis a truly happy Norm Law, who was hoisted along with Ronnie ' . ' ., ...... ... . The. cot ■!■■■•■ nee win propelled the Cards to their first ever post season touma Troy N V , where (hey laced fl.P.I. in the tirsl round ol Stern Regional Tournament, The high flying Cards dis- ie final they ware matched with a lough oty team. CCNY ul o too 33r8t Parker had 26. Wright had 19, and Mike •tory made them Northeast Regional Champions! I arry . ost Outstanding Player ol the tournament, v - ' • ■ Cards to . ' (bode Island College, where they faced tne • h id the most potent offense in Oiv. Ill, g.irrte and a seven loot centei who was averaging 18 ounds ea. I, junng That was until Iney met Larry Parker and ' ' 1 • 1 ; • md 1 1 lounds. while ing a. ne ■:,,.-... r ' lreboui Is the ,lar ol the game was Ronnie guard poured in 3 points lor his highest total ol the season •0 - it-r I ' . i ' . b, is much as 10 points in the lirst half Team Albright Coilo ' ge m Reading. P« Albright College, the 16-17 ■ Three Wittenberg University d Division and with u 24-4 i defeating -filth-ranked Ashlj ankeeMlles in their quarten ■ faced was Augustana College ol Rock island, .got to the Semi-iinal by beating Cornell 83 ranked Coe 20-0. in tiieir midwest Regional was the key as the Cards held Ihe .v« - rm -. W l . points below their for the season. -.e:-. ■ ni-hnals ol the NCAA Div. Ill Tourna- — sylvama. in.- is tared some ol the top teams in Springfield! Ohio, was ranked fourth in hey had earned their way to the lourna- their Great Lakes Regional, and tour- y 26. points. The Tiger Team would be a :am tor the.Cards to face, dher team that the Cards The eleventh Tanked VikJ by upsetting number om ment. her two ranked S, i niton University, ol Scranton, Pennsylvania, was also a :. ■ ---r tti- title m tins tci ninent. ' Scra I0n thetour- ■...:, ' •.. -ii,- :• ., -i e ... I Widener 70 65, and fifteenth ranked Shepherd, ■ their Mid At mi:,. Regional and quarter final game. Another well- iced team with live players averaging In double figures. ttsburgh State was led by 6 V center Larry Parker averaging 16 5 points ! 1 - .od luf ioi guard Ronnie Wright, pouring n J9.S ; a game. l !■■■!. -. ' n.,: -..i.-:e ' i : ihe hu i tl al : e semi-finali . ' ■• ' - b,.-b-re. ' i ... i ten man -aster Itvee of w imstarted. All threi if r teams in the tournament ' ve freshmen between them of Whli two started, earn for .1 lleient te.ifiB e lirst s-mi-l n.ii gam... F ' lott -durgh faced fourth tanked Wittenberg Wit- •■ at. .■- (.. :■ ' ' ..mi - -ad ,l-4wTifchl ay sve i 1 d mout; battled nai k tr.e whole .gatt Fi lll ' fci I ip ' pga ; mat re o the en me, vwth the bigger Witter- berg team holdingo ie lest half which enabled them to lake 20 more shots Hun the Cards I hey double learned L..- , ■ ' ■ ker and field him to just three re- he otlier man on then front line (which averaged 6 ' 5 and b ire ol the rebounds. Darryl Hutson picked up 2 technical tout in the first four minutes of the game, which ■ffechve tor the rest of the night- With eight minutes led in gh had battled back to within two points, 18-16, but the nd by ii. i worked their lead up to eleven. 35-24. Cards last break, which had worked so well all season, o Ihe lac k of rebounding. In the second half, Wittenberg en points before the Cards started a rally lab by Ronnie 5 brought them to within six. 60-54, with 2:42 let) on Green hit tour of his first live shots, and Wright hit ers to get the Cards back in the game. At this point. Tense, which forced the Cards into numerous iouls. he Cards. They| s, while leaving unds) to get ersonals and| id him fairly j tail, Plattsf a hot strea first halfrl ut down ( lead to! ike Grel this poinl ;ong-range l int into a stl title l the five st the Ti| TheTL to put th Green add In the Scranton 7i ten minutes were tied at seven point leai made his first al Lstarters, and red itaad 11 of his 13 pbint lead and we Augustana shot Were quick lo tike advantage of this, hitting five straight from the line ne out of reBCh, Ronnie Wright led all scorers with 22 points, Mike teen, and Ar had 9 points. lation game. Plattsburgh faced Augustana, which had lost to the night before. 7 he Cards played the Vikings even for the first e game, with the scoring lead changing hands eight times. They I when Au! to the loci pt of th. d a lot of nts in th6 on to outscor n even .500, na reeled off ten unanswered points and took a m. I he Cards pulled lo within five, when Parker nd half, at 43-38 but Augustana drew out their Irom the bench. Reserve forward Don Hillsland nd half, as the Vikings again opened up a ten lattsburgh 50-33. rn the floor, connecting on 36 of 72 attempts. 55-41 The Cards got 17 points from Wright, 16 10 trom Parker. Tom Rice had six and Darryl S Uftheld an edge fffi reboundij from Petioni. 13 frtyn Gree Hutson added five. « In the championship game, Scranton beat Wittenberg. 60-57 in overtime. The Cardinals have a lot to be proud ol this season. Out of 271 basketball schools in Division Three. Platupurgh wound up m the top four. Ronnie Wright sej)-:ii new tournament scoring record with 117 points in live games, and was narfied to the All-Tournament Team, as well as getting ECAC Hon- orable Mention andi first Team all SUNYAC. Larry Parker made first team All- ECAC. lirst team All-SUNYAC, and missed being MVP by two votes. It w£s a lot and looktorw: o ask ol a team with seven freshmen, but I ' m proud ol them loo. d to another great Card basketball season. SEASON ' S RECORD St. Michael ' s College, Vt. 43 PSUC 67 Vanier, Montreal 62 PSUC 63 North Country Com. Coll. 47 PSUC 56 St. Lawrence University 56 PSUC 57 Johnson State College, Vt. 59 PSUC 55 Potsdam State 50 PSUC 51 Lyndon State College, Vt. 70 PSUC 54 Johnson State College, Vt. Forfeit Castleton State College, Vt. 67 PSUC 51 St. Lawrence University 62 PSUC 44 U.V.M., Vt. 75 PSUC 48 Becky Barnes, Linda Byrne. Linda Case, Mary Jo Hartmayer, Mary Hughes. Melody Kalinkewicz. Nancy Kornhoff. Teri Lawrence. Eileen Majka, Jane Martini. Sharon Rivlin, Susan Speeches. Nancy Wing. Coach — P. A. Sturm. Manager — Claudia Fitzpatrick. Womens Basketball SEASON ' S RECORD N.C.C.C. 1 PSUC 3 N.C.C.C. 2 PSUC 6 Mohawk Valley Assoc. 2 PSUC 5 U.V.M. 4 PSUC Middlebury B 2 PSUC Johnson State 1 PSUC 3 Castleton 2 PSUC 2 St. Lawrence PSUC Potsdam PSUC Susan Thomas, Nancy Smith, Betsy Miller, Sue Speeches, Nancy Durtee, Pat Smith, Beth Marshall, Ellie Schiano, Adele Harriman, Becky Barnes, Leslie Douglas, Audrey Smith, Sheila Lawton, Kathy Zopf. SEASON ' S RECORD Albany 50 PSUC 63 New Paltz 28 PSUC 85 Brockport 67 PSUC 46 McGill 51 PSUC 61 Queen ' s 51 PSUC 61 U.V.M. 67 PSUC 46 Norwich 51 PSUC 61 R.P.I. 70 PSUC 43 Oneonta 63 PSUC 50 St. Lawrence 77 PSUC 35 Potsdam 85 PSUC 35 Oswego 55 PSUC 58 St. Michael ' s 38 PSUC 74 Front: Mark Desano. Dan Smith. Bruce Mante. Mike Stone (Co-Capt.), Chris Short. Ken Eckerle: Middle: Nancy Holohan (manager) Frank Collins Mike Collins. Tom Tokos. Keith Kutil. Brian Larney. Alan Gainsborg, Kathy Conway (manager); Back: Dave Robertson (coach), Terry McCarthy ' Neil Wilson. Adi Irani, Blake Ford (Co-Capt.). Cam Perkins. 209 ROSTER: Wally Vanderholl (pitcher) Tony Vilardi (pitcher) Ralph Herbstler (pitcher) Steve Varner (pitcher) George Levigne (outfield. designated hitter) Bruce Close (intield) Bill Santos (infield) Bruce Brown (outfield) Marty Donahue (infield) Bruce Casaman (infield) Pete Klaiber (catcher. designated hitter) Doug Robert (infield) Mike Mulligan (catcher) Mark Picard (catcher) Dan Pazzanese (outfield) Bob Bowman (infield) John Hausler (outfield. designated hitter) Tom Hurick (outfield) Steve Brady (infield) SEASON ' S RECORD Albany 1 PSUC 3 NewPaltz 6 PSUC 5 Potsdam 7 PSUC 8 Clarkson 3 PSUC 19 ORGANIZATIONS Tom Crosby, SA President Student Association Leaders Student Association Council: Rich Cowen. Henry Fiassco, Pat Harrison. Ann Sullivan. Tim Burke, Tom Crosby. 2] Activities Coordination Board Neil Jacobsen, Concert Com- mittee Chairman: Colleen Foley. Ex-olfico Senator-at- Large; John Ralbovsky. Weekend Committee Chair- man: Ann Sullivan. Vice- President Student Activities. Absent from picture: Karen Bishop, Secretary; Linda Crawford. College Center Committee Chairman: Roy Panucci. Speaker ' s Forum Committee Chairman; Gerry Ducharme, Treasurer; Mark Christiansen, Advisor. 216 Campus | , Karate Club Women ' s Center Kathleen Gordinier, Sue Hornbeck, Diane Bernat. Rhoda Mayer. Jean Gensheimer Not pictured: Dorothy LaRose. President Women ' s Recreational Association Row 1: Karla Strieker. Patricia Smith, Susan Steenrod, Paula Schworm. Clau dia Fitzpatnck. Row 2: Ellie Schi- ano. Dink Hughes. Sue Speeches. FORENSIC UNION he Pittsburgh State Foren- sic Union opened its sixth season of activity with a number of on-campus programs in- cluding its annual home tournament which brought forensic units from Vermont. Dartmouth. Penn State. Princeton, and West Point (among others) to Pittsburgh. The Union also initiated a series of International Exhibition Debates which faced the Pittsburgh Varsity against teams from Oxford University (Englandl and University of Tokyo (Japan). The Forensic Union membership experienced its fourth year of sig- nificant growth in as many years which allowed for increased activity for the Union ' s non-competitive pro- grams (College Readers and Speak- ers Bureau) as well as the Tourna- ment units. Members sponsored and participated in more than 40 on and off campus events during the Fall semester alone. The tournament team gathered major awards and honors from tournaments at Niagara University. Vermont. Southern Con- necticut State, and Penn State (to mention a few) and accumulated more than 35 awards including 8 first and 16 second place individual and team honors. Notable among the changes in the 1975-76 Forensic squad was the addition of a debate coach to com- pliment the efforts of Forensic Di- rector. A. R. Montanaro. Jr. This addition has strengthened the squad ' s productivity considerably. Besides winning major team awards, the Varsity Debate teams (Michael Costelloe and Tim Hentschel: Lois Gasparro and Terry LaValley) had to defeat teams from Notre Dame. Penn State. Harvard. Princeton. Boston University, and West Point to do so. During the Spring Semester. The Pittsburgh Forensic Union will be sponsoring and hosting the New York State Forensic Championship Tournament and the Northeast Regional Championships, Organization Officers for 1975-76 were: Tim Hentschel. President: Lois Gasparro. V.P. for Debate: Bonnie Williams. V.P. for Individual Events: Crystal Thomas. Secretary: Patricia Harrison. Treasurer: and Michael Costelloe. Varsity Captain. Row 1: Eric Bernstein, Doug Parker. Row 2: Karen Molin. Betsy Kovach. Sharon White. Steve Reda. Barb Dittmar, Matt Blau- stein. Row 3: Neil Jacobsen, chairman. Not pictured: Jim Kreider, Michael Belleleuille. Terri Sullivan, Glenn Knox. Concert Committee College Center Committee Kathy Simmons, Elise Wahlquist, Bob O ' Brien. Norm Koenigsreuter, Linda Crawford. Judy D ' Ammasso. 220 Row 1: Jerome Mayfield (advisor). Vannessa Bin- nom. Tony Petione, Linda Ewing. Luvern Mann. Row 2: Bob Prunly. Antonio Rodriguez. Roosevelt Stallings. Vincente Lee. Maria Baez. Duane Manns. Harold Prunty. Martin Sostre Defense Committee Black Onyx Third World Front Cardinal Christian Fellowship Row i: Janora Maynard, Kathy Logan. Pixie McBride. Dink Hughes. Nancy Tolosky. Row 2: Gary Schindler, Lawrence Lonergan. Carol McFadyen, Father Don Keefe. College Radio Station WPLT Newman Center Row 1: Teresa Gasier. John McKinley, Aleithia C. Bower. Patty Wright. Alej- andro Hughes. Row 2: Marrianne Zeb- rowski. Kathy Aarvey. John Fraysier. Karen Crandall. Lorry Chase, Karen R. Green. John Moravek. Mary Davey, Dawn LaFever. Missing: Samuel Garcie, Mark Wheeler. Ellen Iwanicki. Kathy Courtney. Mary Roche. 222 1 I . The Student Newspaper CAit IMAL P IMTS VolymgJ19 Number 76 State University College at at Pittsburgh February 1 776 CARDINAL POINTS IN 6th YEAR OF PRINT! Cardinal Points Goes Through Many Changes and Still Survives Cardinal Points is now in its sixth year of publication under its present name. Dur- ing these six years.it has been the goal of Cardinal Points to continue its expan- sion both quantitatively as well as qualitatively. C.P. has faced tremendous obsta- cles in its drive for improv- ing its service to the campus and community. She has staggered at times, but never has she remained motion- less. The past year has bore witness to the most radical changes in Cardinal Points history. Though this history is still in the making, and with many crucial decisions and problems yet to be made and overcome, it seems as if Cardinal Points will indeed come through as a shining Northern Light. Cardinal Points under the leadership of Ellen Lent and John Connors reached new heights in layout design and newspaper quality while at the same time keeping peace with the publisher. September oP75 found a new Editorial Board in an extremely precarious posit- ion. With massive overex- penditures accumulated ov- er the previous year under the premise of unlimited expansion, the new Board had to face last semester with a collapsing budget. Budgetary miscalculations on the part of the publisher in regard to a new SI 2.000 Varityper Computer furth- ered the problem even more. It was under the leadership of Mike Sabetelle that Card- inal Points began an except- ional expansion program in terms of quantity while at the same time fighting off publisher demands forecon- omic purse tightening. It was a bold move which, unfort- unately, led to disaster when the Student Association. in an act of desperation, froze the budget of C.P. The Bus- iness Department under the leadership of John O ' Don- nell forsaw many of these problems but could do little, politically speaking, to un- freeze the C.P. budget. It is a credit to the Business Depart- ment that Cardinal Points suffered as little as it did Under John ' s supervision. Cardinal Points set up its first efficient billing and accounting system while at the same time increasing advertising revenues. Card- inal Points is still struggling for budgetary equilibrium and it is unfortunate that many areas of the paper were neglected while the Editorial Board fought to keep the paper afloat. In December of ' 75, Mike Sabetelle resigned as Editor and Chief and Dave Hennes- sy did likewise as News Ed- itor. Norman Radow. the Advertising Manager, filled the position of Treasurer left vacant when Jan Dragoon ascended to the post of Edit- or and Chief. Terrcnce the Terrible Marshall . John O ' Donnell, and Michelle Carpentier remaind in their positions as Managing Edit- or, Business Manager, and Executive Secretary .respec- tively. February of 1976 has re- vealed a new. larger, and more dedicated staff, a staff which will see this newspap- er through the trying times ahead so that one day she can justly be called the Nor- thern Light. Michele Carpentier Secretary Michele. or as her friends call her. Mitch, has been with the Cardinal Points staff longer than any other staff member. During the entire period she has served with dedication, devotion and dependability-traits so essential to a smooth run- ning operation. During our crisis she has always pulled through with her legal ex- pertise as well as her calm Cha y outlook. As a superb typesetter she has helped the newspaper meet deadlines that could not otherwise be met. A great personality, great tasting lasanga. and an inspiration in the office. | t IT RIAL | 1 - Terrence Wells Marshall Managing Editor Terry Marshall joined the Cardinal Points staff in the Fall. 1974 Semester. He be- came Ad Layout Manager in the Spring as well as writer oi the College Center Enig- ma both semesters. Terry was elected Managing Edit- or in Spring 1975. assuming duties in September. During the Summer of ' 75. Terry was instrumental in the pur- chase of the varityper for S 1 2,000, which resulted in EDITOR Many changes racked the campus, affecting Cardinal Points as well. Changes in personnel, finances, and ov- erall views of the paper ' s function. We answered qu- estions concerning our cre- dibility to the best of our ability. Through the hard- ships we encountered the first semester the staff be- came a cohesive group stri- ving to show a skeptical stu- dent government how good we really could be. A major reshuffle of the Editorial Board in Decem- ber resulted in the loss of Michael Sabatelle and Da- vid Hennessy. but at the same time we gained the expertise of Tom Robotham Jan Dragoon and Norman Radow. We even went through advisors! Luckily a few die-hards sur- vived the storm. I don ' t know where we ' d be without the financial wiz-bomb John O ' . speed demon typist Mic- hele Carpentier, and the man with the tapes, borders and external sage of wis- dom. Terrence Marshall. I ' d like to take this oppor- tunity, in this lasting perio- dical (newspapers seem to get thrown away...),to thank the staff of Cardinal Points for all their time, work and loyalty; it was deeply appre- ciated. I ' m hoping all that read this will remember their fine effort. Thanks! JED John O ' Donnell Business Manager John joined the staff of Cardinal Points in the ad- vertising department. In January of 1975 he was ap- pointed Advertising Mana- ger. In the Spring of 1975 he was elected to the position of Business Manager which he still occupies. Throughout his two years on the newspaper he was awarded with two Cardinal Points scholarships. He is co-chairman of the Econo- mics Club on campus and is a member of the Program Committee for the N.Y. Ec- onomic Convention which will be held in April ' 76. John ' s specialized concen- tration is in Economics. He will also be co-chairman of Winter Weekend Beerblast. Norman Radow Treasurer In September of ' 75 Norm joined Cardinal Points. Be- ginning in the Business De- partment as a member of the advertising staff, he quickly attatined the position of advertising manager. As ad- vertising manager. Norm brought in an unpreceden- ted amount of advertising cutting Cardinal Points ' cost by I 3. Terry ' s contribution to Cardinal Points in terms of time and effort, has greatly enhanced the coordination of all work on the paper, as well as commanded the res- pect and cohesiveness of the newspaper ' s staff. revenue, bringing in a n a- mount unequalled in Car- dinal Points ' history. In December of ' 75 Norm ac- quired the position of Trea- surer and is now in the run- ning for Business Manager. Besides his work at Car- dinal Points, Norm is Presi- dent of B ' nai Brith-Hillel, a member of the Intercolleg- iate Athletic Board, finds interest in participating in the Finance Board, is on the Communications Board and enjoys working on various SA subcommittees. Thomas Robotham News Editor Tom joined the staff of Cardinal Points in Spring of 1975 as a feature writer who was primarily interested in doing record reviews. In the Fall of ' 75 he accepted the offer to become feature edi- tor, replacing Dave Hen- nessy who had recently be- come News Editor. At the end of the Fall semester, Dave decided that he would leave school, thereby leaving Tom a new position once again. Tom is an English major from Staten Island and cur- rently lives on campus. Be- sides his responsibilities at Cardinal Points he is on the Gymnastics Team and is a Disc Jockey for WPLT. Dr. LaMariana and Orchestra The Miner Center program is rich in hands-on experiences such as alternate energy projects at Miner Institute farm and quality-of-life studies in the Clinton County rural environment. Activities such as horseback riding and cross-country skiing round out the program and make tor a lively outdoors semester. Each semester Miner Center is home to some 40 students, including several visiting students as well as from Plattsburgh State. Many majors are represented, such as Biology, Geogra- phy, Economics, and Earth Science as well as Environmental Science. Institute for Man and Environment Row 1: Chip Perone. Phil Barber. Debbie Miller. Row 2: Laura Nichols. John Alecca. Sandie Silver. Not Pictured: Ed Mat- thews. Chip Schoonmaker. Catherine Basye. Liz Maxwell, Chip Culley. Charles O ' Hara, Judy Yandon, Dan Watermeier, Sue Pearson. Clyde Kuemmerle. Charles Kline. Bill Miller. Debbie Tomlinson, Janet Higgins. John Shout. New Theatre Association College Republicans Row 1: Luverne Mann. Eileen Brown, Meg Anderson. Jessica Deeb, Ann Sullivan, Row 2: Thomas P. Grant. Thomas J. Meyer, Fred Fedula, Jonathan Gatt, John Ralbovsky. David R. Anderson. 226 Row 1: Kamal Al-Turuk. Jamal Daya, Bilal Abul-Huda. Assabetch Gebrehiwt. Munir Nizam. Row 2: Hope Ruffell. Judy Edwards. Chukueke Okezie. Maria Baez. Not pictured: Sameer Mohammad (Presi- dent). International Relations Club Food Fair Foods From Foreign Lands The International Re- lations Club held its an- nual Food Fair on Novem- ber 8. 1975. A varie ty of foreign foods from the different homelands of the exchange students who are studying at Plattsburgh. This was an excellent means for the public to sample different foods, while giving the foreign students a little taste of home. 1 Basketball Cheerleaders Sue Carroll, Marie Dukes. Linda Ewing. Front: Andrea Guarneri. Not pictured: Joanne Olson. Beth Portelese. Diane Duken. Football Cheerleaders Karla Strieker (Captain). Marianne Parsons. Sue Carroll. Linda Pelkey, Joanne Olson. Beth Portolese. Not pictured: Lynn Ambrosetti. Andrea Guarneri. Dolphins Row 1: Joanne Certo, Barb Lesnick, Helen Gabalis. Claire Keneally, Martha McPhillips. Row 2: Ellie Byrne, Joan Bresli Lorraine Clarke, Ann Davidson, Karla Strieker, 229 Homecoming SPRIRIT OF 76 r 230 231 A Time Of Childish Fun, Laughter And Excitement PEEE MFf 232 Saturday, October 25, Oliver Winch alumnus of the year stepped to the microphone for the highlight of Homecoming Weekend at Plattsburgh State University. Speaking before the alumni and their friends who had gathered for the annual Homecoming Banquet, the 102 year old Winch, member of the Plattsburgh Normal School class of 1893, shared his prescription for a long and healthy life. His prescription, he said was based on a sound mind and body and perfection of spirit. I continually consult with greater minds than my own; both human and divine. And if I meet a person who thinks otherwise, it is a challenge for me to prove to him my sin- cerity. When the time comes for me to depart and I can be of no more use to those that I love said Winch, my hope is that I shall hear the sounds of laughter rather than the sounds of weeping. And I hope that they will say about me, ' I am glad that he was here ' , rather than ' I am sorry he is gone ' . 235 Phi Kappa Chi The Clionian Sorority was founded as a sisterhood 104 years ago on the basis of sisterhood and service. Each Clio girl is an individual, yet each individuals ' quality is bonded together to achieve our common goals of social activities, fund raising and service to the community. This past year has been an active one for the Clios. We have been active with the March of Dimes, the Heart Association, the Vilas Nursing Home, and are currently working as v olunteers in the hospital. On campus we have participated in weekends, NTA Artist Series and counting ballots for the SA elections. Last Fall we won first place for our Homecoming float and for the Scholastic Cup. Clios are a group of individuals who enjoy working with and for people not only on campus but also in the community. Pi Alpha Nu 236 Unity in Brotherhood since 1957. A campus cross-section of men banded together in 1957 with academic excellence as one of the key attributes. Pi Alpha Nu is the second oldest fraternity. The brothers have strived to involve themselves in different campus activities, ie. members of the S.A. government, radio station, Cardinal Points and various other campus services. Alpha Kappa Phi Ago had its beginnings in Pittsburgh in 1892 as a literary group called the Philamathesion Society. Soon after, it was granted the colors blue, white and gold and its charter as the Delta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Phi. The first home for the Agos was purchased in 1926 at 21 Wells Street. Later, a new house was formed at 150 Brinkerhoff Street and in 1970, the Agos moved to their present location at 66 Broad Street. Ago has been active in community and college affairs since its formation and holds to the values of tradition, individuality and unity. Its past has been filled with good times, enthusiasm and love that has kept it alive for many years and will keep it going for many more years to come. Theta Kappa Beta founded 1959 237 Alpha Delta Theta Alpha Delta Theta sorority was formed on the Pittsburgh campus in 1925. In the past year, the sorority has been celebrating its golden anniversary. The sorority is as strong as it was fifty years ago. At the present time we have approximately forty members. All the girls are individuals striving for a common goal of unity among its members. The girls in the sorority work on many college and community projects throughout the year. Most of our projects deal with charitable organizations. As a sorority we also partake in many of the college ' s intramural sports. Theta Alpha Lambda 1 The Sorority began as an idea developed by five girls in Novem- ber of 1965. The sorority was recognized in September of 1966 by the International Council of the State University College of Pittsburgh. Since then we have participated in all typical sorority functions such as rushing and pledging, Homecoming Floats, snow sculptures, weekends with fraternities, Parents ' Weekend, Senior Banquet and active par- ticipation in International Coun- cil. The Sorority colors are antique gold and navy blue and the chry- santhemum is the sorority flower. We wear a gold pinky ring with the Greek letters Theta Alpha Lambda engraved on it. Psi Epsilon Chi was first organized in 1968. Founded on the basic principles of Individuality, Citizenship, Leadership and Personal Growth, the Fraternity has devel- oped into a closely unified group striving to serve both college and community. In the past the Fraternity has taken an active role with its contributions to the Can- cer Society, Heart Fund, Campus Blood Drives, March of Dimes as well as many other worthwhile community projects. We have been recognized for our community service by being awarded the President ' s Cup for the past two years. The Fraternity members are active parti- cipants in all Intramural sports. But at the same time we have also proved ourselves academically by being awarded the Scho- lastic Cup the past two semesters in a row. Also Psi Ep is unique in owning its own Fraternity House at 72 Broad Street which serves as the focal point for the Fraternity Brothers social events. Psi Epsilon Chi 241 Lisa Abercrombie pg. 123 Chemistry 4 Spring La. Peekskill, NY 10566 Gymnastics 1.2. 3 Gail Abrams pg. 126 Elementary Education 38 N. Catherine St. Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Concert Committee. Dolphins Robynn Abrams 4 Robin Lane Plainview, NY 11803 Bilal Abuihuda Wihdat Algeria Saloo Amman. Jordan Thomas Ackerman 54 E Adams St. East Islip. NY 1 1730 Lawrence Adelman pg. 124 Communications theatre 7 City Hall Place Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Warren Adler Pg. 126 Elementary Education 1 1 Loretta Drive Syosset. NY 11791 Exchange Student Valerie Aesch pg. 126 Elementary Education RD 2 Gloversville. NY 12078 Theta Alpha Lambda Paul Aikens pg. 1 15 Administrative Science 7320 E. Illinois Dr Plattsburgh AFB. NY Nilah Akey 18 George St Plattsburgh. NY 1290! Babajide Akin- Johnson pg. 152 Political Science Intern ' l. Relations Club Darcy Alaimo pg. 140 Child and Family Service 451 Jelterson Ave Fairport. NY 14450 Carol Aldinger pg 126 Elementary Education Box 175. RD 2 Delanson.NY 12053 Joseph Alexander pg. 1 20 Biology 9 Rivercrest Drive Rexford. NY 12148 Mary Alexander 34 Wertman Lane Loudonville. NY 12211 Russell Alfieri 15 Eustace Drive Commack, NY 11725 Gerald Allen Pg. 126 Elementary Education Terrace West Apt. 22 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Rachel Allie pg .127 Elementary Education RD 4. Bx 454 Troy. NY 12180 Dean ' s List Dona Anastasi 8 Balla Road Carmel, NY Suzanne Anderson 38 Baile y Avenue Plattsburgh, NY 12901 David Anderson pg. 1 53 Political Science Hawkeye AuSable Forks. NY 12912 WKGO 1. 2: College GOP 1, 2. 3. 4; Political Science Ass ' n 1. 2. 3. 4; SCATE 3; Pi Alpha Nu Pres. 4: VP 4; Alumni Sec ' y 4, Chief Jus- tice Student Court 3. 4: Associ- ate Justice Court of Appeals 2, 3; VP College GOP 2. 3. 4; Chair- man — Area B Judicial Board 2: Counsel-to-Minority Leader ol Clinton County Legislature 3. 4; Member ot Economic Oppor- tunity Pro. Advisory Board 4: Co-Chairman ol CO. P A R. 2. 3. 4 Laurence Andrews RD 1 Granville. NY 12832 Mary Angieri pg. 144 Home Economics Education Bedell Street Ocean Side. NY 11572 Home Economics Association Paul Anton Glenby Lane Brookville. NY 11545 George Aposporos pg. 115 Administrative Science 277 Violet Avenue Poughkeepsie. NY 12601 Fele Apostole 2601 West 190th Street Apartment 53 New York. NY 10040 Judith Arnold pg .156 Sociology 7023 Old West Road Gansevoort, NY 12831 Joanne Asadourian 1 12 Beekman Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Catherine Ashton 324 Lake Street Ogdensburg. NY 13669 Gail Atherton 1 153 Milhngton Road Schenectady. NY 12309 Richard Azotea West Main Street Morrisonville. NY 12962 Susan Azotea West Main Street Morrisonville. NY 12962 Mary Babbie Mooers, NY 12958 Rose Marie Babbie pg. 1 40 Child Family Services 69 McGaulley Avenue Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Nancy Bachman Pg. 142 Food Nutrition 11 Briarwood Crescent Newburgh. NY 12550 Representative to Food Svs 3. Mason Hall Social Committee Chairman 3. Joana Backus pg. 149 Nursing P.O. Box 353 Claverack. NY 12513 Phi Beta Epsilon. RA Robert Backus pg. 115 Accounting 14 Hollywood Drive Burnt Hills, NY 12027 Intramural. Broomball 2, 3. 4; Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. 3. 4:Circle-KCIub William Baer Pg. 152 Physics 8 Wilson Road Brewster. NY 10509 Intramural, football. Softball. basketball Glen Bailey Box 113FeltonRoad Schuyler Falls. NY 12985 David Baker 210 Greenwood Place Syracuse. NY 13210 Nancy Baker pg. 127 Elementary Education 126 Miller St. Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Sherri Bali Box 211 Clayton. NY 13624 Leo Baltazar 25 Western Drive Ardsley. NY 10502 Ann Baltrushes 506 West Walnut St. Rome. NY 13440 Ann Bamerick pg. 126 Education 404 Wright Avenue Mattydale. NY 13211 Editorial Board Cardinal Points 74. Intramural Broomball 3, Dorm Council 75. College Judi- ciary Board 73 Lesley J. Banks Pg. 142 Food Nutrition 8 Falling Creek Road Pittsford. NY 14534 College Center Committee, Phi U.FSEA. Phi Kappa Chi Susan G. Baraby 47 S. AusableSt. Keeseville. NY 12944 Mitchell J. Barber W. Broadway Salem. NY 12865 Vincent Barber pg. 1 34 Secondary Education 203 Saratoga Avenue Mechanicville. NY 12118 Varsity Football 1 2. 3. 4; Broomball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Dorm Council 1. 2 Margaret J. Barberti pg 149 Nursing 32 Dorthory Drive Syosset. NY 11791 MarkL. Barie pg .153 Political Science RFD 1 Champlain, NY 12919 Vice-President Forensic Union 2. President 3. GOP Director Youth Activities (Clinton Coun- ty) 2. 3. 4, Co-Chair. Pol. Sc. Assoc. 2. 3, Who ' s Who in Amer- ican Universities. Student Asso- ciation Senator 2, 3, 4 William Barrett pg. 156 Sociology Chestnut Ridge Glens Falls. NY 12801 Susan Barry pg, 1 27 Elementary Education 15 Watson Ave. Ossimng. NY 10562 Thalians, Broomball. Softball Laura Barthelmes pg. 147 Medical Technology RD 1 Middletown, NY 10940 Basketball. Volleyball Nadine Bartholoma pg. 147 Medical Technology RD 1 Podunh Rd. Lee Center. NY 13363 Laurie Barton pg .127 Elementary Education 18 Leonard Ave. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Richard Bassell pg, 1 52 Philosophy 192-20 B 67 Ave. Queens. NY Ida Bauman pg. 134 Secondary Education 2 Berkley Lane Syosset, NY 11791 Kenneth Baur pg. 120 Biology 50 Wilson Rd. Valley Stream, NY 11581 James Baxter pg- 158 Speech and Hearing Science 8 Glen Lane Glen Head. NY 11545 Golda Bazinet Pg- 127 Elementary Education 409 Franklin St. Clayton. NY 13624 College Symphonic Band, soft- ball. Dean ' s List Jeffrey Beamish pg. 156 Sociology 5 Front St. Saranac Lake 12983 James Beaty pg 115 Administrative Science 47 Glenwood Ave. Glens Falls. NY 12801 Varsity Football Mark Beaubriand 24 Baily Ave. Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Dona Bedore RD 3 Salmon Rd. Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Kathleen Begrie Box 97 RD 1 Monticello. NY 12701 Andrew Bell RD 2 Cambridge, NY 12816 Janice Bell pg. 156 Sociology 371 Lansing Ave. Troy. NY 12182 Resident Assistant Michael Benardo 33 Second Ave. Waterlord. NY 12188 Cheryl Bennett 150 BrinkerhoffSt. Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Helen Bennett pg. 147 Medical Technology 7th Ave. Hudson Falls. NY 12830 Elizabeth Benton pg. 149 Nursing Loch Sheldrake Rd. Liberty, NY 12754 Phi Beta Epsilon Timothy Benware 11 Willowbrook Ln Ballston Lake, NY 12019 Steven Berman Secondary Education 16 Gold Ave, Staten Island. NY 10312 Roger Bertoldi 36 Amherst Rd. Port Washington, NY 11050 Michael Bertone 2014 N Madison St. Rome, NY 13440 John Biggane 215PangburnRd. Duanesburg, NY 12056 Cindy Bileschi pg 149 Nursing 132 Cherokee Dr W.Seneca. NY 14224 Phi Beta Epsilon Bruce Binder 2993 Beach Rd. Merrick. NY 11566 David Boissey Box 255 Rd 1 Morrisonville. NY 12962 John Bola 41 Forest St Lake Placid. NY 12946 Donald Bolin pg 139 Geology 585 West Shore Tr. Sparta. NJ 07871 Film Comm.. Ebeneezer Em- mons Society. Dorm Council. Intramurals Denise Bologone 323 Kenwick Dr. Syracuse, NY 13208 Mark Bombard pg 154 Psychology 61 Smith St Dannemora. NY 12929 Intramural Basketball Susan Bond pg, 127 Elementary Education 174 E Washington Ave Pearl River. NY 10965 Nancy Bonnett 8768 Nevada Oval Plattsburgh AFB, NY 12903 Edward Boord pg. 156 Sociology 226 Holt Dr. Pearl River, NY 10965 Soccer Sandra Bordeau P.O. 184 Wolle TrICt. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Wilfred Bordeau P.O 184 WollesTrl. Ct. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Lorene Borek Psychology 3Crandall Place New York Mills, NY 13417 Psychology Club. Psi Chi Robert Boucher pg. 126 Education 4 Elm St. Newton Falls. NY 13666 Andrea Bourger 22 Bath St. Long Beach. NY 11561 Melissa Bovee 315 Clinton St. Carthage. NY 13619 Michael Boyle RD 2 Box 94A Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Stephen Brady 19 Wren Dr. Hauppauge. NY 11787 Karen Braun 26 Overhill Rd. Melville. NY 11746 Gary Braunstein pg. 134 Secondary Education 29 C Fletcher Rd. Monsey, NY 10952 Varsity Tennis. Theater Patrick Breen 57 Jackson St. Saratoga. NY 12866 Randy Brewer 1 1 Maralane Marathon. NY 13803 Alan Brewster 105 2 So. Peru St. Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Roger Brideau pg. 120 Biology 20 Maple St. No. Tarrytown. NY 10591 Psi Epsilon Chi Cheryl Bridenbaker pg. 127 Elementary Education 1004 Tecumseh Way Scotia, NY 12302 244 Winter Weekend, Intramurals. Ski Club Dolphins. Deans List Scon Bridger 5310 Willow Place Berona. NY 13478 Joseph Briggs 180 Fage Ave. Syracuse. NY 13205 Steve Brill pg. 124 Mass Media 240 DeSota Place East Meadow. NY 1 1554 Darci Brody pg. 142 Food And Nutrition 2074 Vine Dr. Merrick, NY 11566 PHEA. FSEA. Intramurals Herbert Broome pg. 134 Secondary Education 2108 Curry Rd. Schenectady, NY 12303 Sigma Tau Sigma Angela Brown Valcour RD 2 Peru, NY 12972 Bruce Brown RD 1 Box 18A Schuylerville, NY 12871 Donald Brown 126 Stafford Rd. Pittsburgh, NY 12901 Michele Brown 50 Powell St. Roosevelt. NY 11475 David Brownell Pg. 115 Administrative Science 19 Liberty St. Hannondsport. NY 14840 Football, Baseball Gary Bruce pg. 1 56 Sociology, Psychology 103 ' 1 Third Ave. Rensselaer, NY 12144 Intramurals. Big Buddy Willard Bruce 20 Bacon Lane Loudonville. NY 12211 David Br u ek pg. 120 Biology 22Macarthur Blvd. Peekskill.NY 10566 Bethany C. Bryan 137 Brinkerhof f St. Pittsburgh, NY 12901 John Bryant 31 Spring St. Port Henry, NY 12974 Carol Br y son pg. 140 Child Family Service 109 Murray Ave. Delmar, NY 12054 Ronald Buccelato 9 St. Johns Place Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Sally Buck 14 Cook St. Dannemora. NY 12929 Jane Buckley 20 Hammond St. Dannemora, NY 12929 William Burchell 2434 Mermaid Ave. Wantagh, NY 11793 Karen Burgin pg .127 Elementary Education 14 Campus Drive Cobleskill. NY 12043 Sheryl Burke Pg. 154 Psychology Adirondack Lane Apt. 34-F Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Stephen Burke pg. 120 Biology 1129Glenwood Blvd. Schenectady, NY 12308 Theta Kappa Beta Timothy Burke 330 Hudson Ave. Albany. NY 12210 Beverly Bunnell RFD 3 Box 564 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Michael Burnett Sagamore Rd, Long Lake, NY 12847 Darlene Burr pg. 144 Home Economics Education 365 Bleeker St. Gloversville. NY 12078 Wendy Burstiner 17 Priscilla Ave. Yonkers. NY 10710 Richard Bush Lake Shore Dr. Lake George. NY 12845 Debra Bushart pg. Elementary Education Joy Rd. Marion. NY 14505 Dolphins Club. T.Y.E. 127 Shirly Butler Biology RFD 4 Box 121 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 pg. 121 Kenneth Butta Pg. 121 Biology 109 Morewood Dr Smithtown. NY 11787 Newman Association. Varsity Swimming Team. Intramurals William Calamas pg. 115 Administrative Science 15 Sarah Drive Hauppauge. NY 11787 Douglas Calhoun Charlotte Creek Rd. Davenport. NY 13750 Timothy Callander 4 Western Ave. Watervliet, NY 12189 Michael Calma pg. 120 Behavioral Science 16 Miller Circle Hicksville. NY 11801 Amy Cameron pg. 149 Nursing Glenn Candrea pg. 127 Elementary Education 415 Union Ave. Peekskill. NY 10566 Michael Canino UWoodside Place Highland. NY 12528 Bonnie Canning Rd 1 Schoharie. NY 12157 Joan Canny pg. 140 Child-Family Service 115 Doris Ave. Franklin Square. NY PHEA-Historian. CFS Club- Treasurer. Dorm Council- Rep, and Treasurer, Softball 2, 3, 4. Volleyball 2 Annmarie Carach Med. Tech. 809 Pennsylvania Schenectady, NY Richard Carano 34 Constitution Drive Cold Spring, NY Alan Cardin So. Main Street Champlain, NY pg. 147 Eric Carey Box 207 AuSable. NY James Carhart Economics Font Grove Road Slingerlands. NY Theresa Carlin Elem. Education 13 Tioga Lane Plattsburgh. NY Kappa Delta Pi. SEA Kenneth Carman Twitchell Lake Big Moose. NY Anna Carney Box 251 Westport. NY Pg 125 Pg 127 pg. 149 Karen Carpenter Nursing 1 10 True Hickory Drive Rochester. NY Girl ' s Softball 2. 3. Crisis Center Volunteer. Daffodil Day 3 Carmen Carpentier 253 Cornelia Street Plattsburgh, NY SueCarr pg. 140 Child Family Service 39 14 Oak Street Geneseo. NY Phi Upsilon Omicron, Academic Affairs Board 1. 2. S.C.A.T.E. 1. 2, S.A. Senator 2, 3. S.A. Vice Pres. for Student Service 3, 4 Timothy J. Carr Box 35 Bangor. NY George Carrigan Biology Marathon. NY Psi Epsilon Chi Pg- 121 Deborah Carroll pg .142 Food-Nutrition 88 Dalston Rd. Rochester. NY Broomball, Volleyball. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Floor Rep. 1, 2. Senate Commit.. Social Comm. Chair- man l.TYE 1. 2, 3.4. Dorm Food Committee 3 Kevin K. Carroll 78-61 83rd Street Glendale. NY Howard H. Car ron 65 Park Ave. Plattsburgh. NY Janice T. Carter Pg. 127 Elem. Education Box 708 Saranac, NY Kathleen A. Carty 10 Woodbridge Ave. Chatham, NY Jacqueline S. Casioli Nutrition Hawley Rd. North Salem. NY Decoration Committee— 1974 Homecoming Semiformal George L. Case RD 3 Box 466 Plattsburgh, NY Richard T. Casey 310 Lake Street Rouses Point. NY Anthony Cassella Business 164 St. Nicholas Ave. Smithtown. NY John H. Cassin 145 Maple Ave. Rockville Centre. NY Pg. 115 Victor E. Castine, Jr. P.O. Box 242 Champlain. NY Anthony T. Cataldo 19 Ramita Lane Commack. NY Jacques N. Catudal 5040 St. Joseph LaChine Canada John M. Cava 383 Lafayette Street Copaigue. NY Anthony Cecilia pg. 119 Art P.O. Box 104 Hinckley. NY Psi Epsilon Chi. Football. Bas- ketball. Softball. Broomball Intramurals Leonard Cecilia Pg- 127 Elem. Education 104 Emmons Dannemora. NY Jill A. Chader 1466 State Street Schenectady. NY Paul L. Champagne 49 Leonard Ave. Plattsburgh, NY Mary J. Champion 104 Lee Terrace Syracuse. NY Claudia J. Chase pg 149 Nursing Box 162 Ca dyville, NY Jeffrey S. Chase 624 Phillips Court Lyon Mountain, NY Patrick L. Chase 72 Woodlawn Ave. Massena, NY Donna L. Chauvin RD 2 West Chazy. NY John J. Chauvin Hill Street Keeseville. NY Joseph Chiseri pg. 153 Political Science 258 High Street Peekskill, NY Bonnie E. Christianson Brinnier Court Saugerties. NY Ibe Chukwueke pg 123 Chemistry P.O. Box 7 Lizuakoli, Nigeria Publicity Sec. IRC. Tennis Chising Chung Foreign Student Office Plattsburgh, NY AnneCiampolillo pg. 128 Elem. Education RD 5 Box 209 Troy. NY Deborah A. Cilberti 16 Sandalwood Lane Scotia, NY Deborah M. Claflin pg. 154 Psychology Bagdad Rd. Potsdam. NY Psi Chi. Softball 2. 3. Volleyball 1. 2. 3, Bowling 4 Katherine Clarey pg. 126 Education 12326 Mulberry Court Woodbridge. Virginia Carol S. Clark 461 Tom Miller Rd. Plattsburgh. NY Pamela J. Claus pg. 128 Elem. Education Box 535 Hensonville, NY Alpha Kappa Phi Peter C. Clement 43 Grandview Drive Latham. NY Cathy Clough pg 144 Education Floyd Rd. Mtd Rte. Rome. NY Douglas L. Clow 65 Sailly Ave. Plattsburgh. NY Timothy Clum pg. 148 Med. Tech. 460 Margaret Street Plattsburgh, NY Psi Epsilon Chi, Baseball 1 Jon Coffin Box 239 2210 Knox St. Ogdensburg, NY Barry M.Cohen pg. 124 Mass Media 148 Beech Street Valley Stream, NY WPLT 3. 4, Ski Club 3. 4, Intra- mural Softball 3. 4 Sharon L. Cohn pg 128 Elem. Education 174 Ann St. Pearl River. NY Alpha Kappa Phi. S.E.A. 1. 2. Chorus 1. 2. Hillel 1. 2. 3. 4. Dorm Rep. 1. McGill Exchange Student 3. Delta Kappa Pi. SCATE 1.2 Vernon Colditz pg. 141 Child-Family Service 403 Division Street Amst erdam. NY Cardinal Yearbook 4. CFS Association Pres. 4 Kathy L. Collen 1 Sage Court Menands. NY Robert B. Colligan 25 Spinning Wheel Lane Dix Hills, NY Gerald B. Collins 7 100-F Iowa Circle Pittsburgh AF8, NY Caren J. Coltoff pg 156 Sociology 80-63 210th Street Queen ' s Village. NY LoraColucci pg. 153 Political Science 306 N.Catherine Street Plattsburgh, NY Admin. Sci. Club. V. Pres. 1. Circle KV. Pres. 1 Janice M. Comstra 5 Mary Drive Macedon, NY Joseph K. 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NY Girl ' s Field Hockey 1. 2. 3, Tower B Pres. 1. JD Board 3.4 Eugene S. Corrigan pg. 139 Health 92 Sycamore Lane Levittown. NY Soccer 3, 4. JD Board Barbara J. Cory pg. 1 4 1 Child-Family Service 402 Foster Ave. Brooklyn. NY Karen Cote pg. 128 Elem. Education Rt.9N Greenfield Center, NY John F. Cotter Inn of Nations Rm. 11 IB Plattsburgh. NY William J. Court 118 0kara Drive Schenectady. NY George E. Courtney III 11 Furlong Drive Albany, NY Fred Couse, Jr. pg. 125 Economics Ridge Road Clinton Corners, NY Varsity Basketball Manager 2. 3 Peggy N. Covert 192DUSOval Plattsburgh AFB, NY Diane A. Cox pg. 148 Medical Technology 1691 Billington Road East Aurora, NY WPLT, Dorm Council, Tour Guide Robert A. Coxey 32 E. Adirondack Lane Plattsburgh. NY Jayne Cozzens 12 Elm Street Plattsburgh. NY Linda Crawford pg. 149 Nursing 35 Tull Drive Albany, NY Alpha Kappa Phi — Treasurer 3. Phi Beta Epsilon, Women ' s Field Hockey 1. 2, Women ' s Basket- ball 1, JV Cheering 1. Women ' s Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA 1. 2, 3. College Center Committee 2. 3, 4, Weekends Committee 2. 3, 4, Co-Chairman of Winter Weekend 1975. JD Board 3. ACB 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 1975- 76 Randolph Croskey 125 West 116 Street 22 New York. NY Martha L. Croswell pg. 149 Nursing 186 Murray Ave, Goshen. NY Phi Beta Epsilon. Broomball 3, Pres. Jr. Nursing Class 3, Steer- ing Comm. 3, R.A. 4, Lab In- structor 3, Army Student Nurse Program Marilyn L. Crowe Rural Rte. 1 Heuvelton, NY Patrick K. Cuff 35 W. Belle Terre Ave. Lindenhurst. NY Maureen Culligan pg. 139 History 55 Mechanic Street Fort Edward, NY Alpha Kappa Phi, Intramurals 1, Big Brother Big Sister Program. Yearbook Staff 4 Lynda Curley pg. 141 34 Oregon Street Deer Park, NY Barbara K. Curran 29 White Street Plattsburgh. NY Timothy J. Curran 29 White Street Plattsburgh, NY Richard F. Cusato 6 Westford Street Albany. NY Howard R. Curtis, Jr. 39 Broad Street Port Henry, NY Paul J. Czapranski 4435 River Road Scottsville, NY Susan K. Daggett pg. 149 Nursing 118 North Street Arcade, NY Alpha Kappa Phi Jean A. Dahme 81 PoissantZ Vallyfield. Canada PQ Carleen E. Daly 24 Rogers Ave. West Hampton Beach, NY James J. Daly 2804 Wellman Ave. Bronx. NY Peter A. Daly pg. 147 Spanish 253 Main Street Hudson Falls, NY Mark P. Dame pg. 153 Political Science 98 U.S. Ave. Plattsburgh. NY Yearbook Staff 2, Soccer 2 Class Pres. 1, 2 Belle M.Dana pg. 144 Home Ec. Education Moira. NY James L. Danforth RD 1 Fort Edward, NY Margaret Danielson pg. 149 Nursing Box 91 Long Lake. NY Donna M. Dashnau 3849 Valleyview Street Mohegan Lake. NY James P. Dattola 6 Berkley Ave. Tupper Lake. NY Dana A. Davignon 27 Vi Forest Street Lake Placid. NY Carol J. Davis 86 Ampersand Ave. Saranac Lake. NY Paul J. Davis pg. 138 Geography 39 Oxford Road Albany, NY Intramural Basketball, Broom- ball. Softball. G.B.S, Pres.. R.A.. Cardinal Points (4), Saranac W.W. Club Navigator Ronald J. Davis 721 Nineteenth Street Watervliet. NY Michael G. Deason 20 Wall Street Plattsburgh, NY Beverly Decker pg. 144 Home Ec. Education 34 Hakes Road Troy. NY Phi Upsilon Omicron Roger Decomarmond pg. 137 English P.O. Box 287 Victoria. Seychelles Foreign Students ' Social Com- mittee Suzanne Defayette pg ,128 Elem. Education 49 Grace Ave. Plattsburgh, NY David DeFlippo pg. 139 Geography 147 Brinkerhoff Plattsburgh. NY Sigma Tau Sigma, Softball. In- tramurals 1. 2. 3, 4, Basketball Intra. 1,2, 3,4, Football Intra. 4, Horseshoes Intra. 3, Home- coming 1974-75 Joanne E. DeGrandpre 107 Court Street Plattsburgh, NY Charles Delair pg. 154 Psychology 7 Victor Ave. Tupper Lake, NY Intramural Softball, Basketball, Football 3.4 Jeanne Delaney pg. 149 Nursing 154-24 12th Street Whitestone, NY Alpha Kappa Phi Robert Del Torto pg. 124 Mass Media 52 Hilltop Ave. New Rochelle. NY Theta Kappa Beta. Treasurer Activities Coordinator. Presi- dent. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Weekends Committee Barbara Deluca pg. 128 Elem. Education 54 Vineyard Ave. Highland. NY Jean DeMaio pg. 142 Food Nutrition 3725 Farmedge Court Bethpage. NY Joseph G. Demeo 12 Holly Tree Lane Glen Cove, NY Catherine Dempsey pg. 141 Child-Family Service 23 Bolivar Street Staten Island, NY Phi Kappa Chi, Intramurals 3. 4, Dorm Council Vice Pres. 2. Big Buddy Program Colleen M. Dengler 7 North Water Street Gloversvill e, NY Rebecca Denson pg. 149 Nursing 22 Church Street Greenwich, NY Phi Beta Epsilon, Modern Dance 1, Intra. Basketball 2. Intra. Broomball, Softball 3, Project Search. Comm. For On Campus Living 2 Theresa Depiro 1916 Wallace Ave. Bronx. NY Mary Dernbach P.O. Box 405 Miller Place. NY Michael Dervin 624 Red Creek Road Hampton Bays, NY Francine De Socio pg. 1 28 Elementary Educ. 127GordenPkwy. Syracuse. NY Theta Alpha Lambda, Softball 1 Joan Detyna 780 Page Ave. Lewiston, NY Donna Deuchar pg. 148 Med. Tech. 163 Wynsum Ave. Merrick, NY Swimming 3, 4 Jay T. Deuser 96 Holland Drive West Hurley, NY Maureen E. Devine 36 Westford Street Albany, NY David DeVoe pg. 134 Sec. Edu. History 34 Grove Street Massena, NY Dorm Council. Broomball 2, 3, 4. Sottball 1. 2, 3. 4, Ski Club Elizabeth DeVos pg. 137 Geography Envir. Sci. 13 Briarhill Street Mohegan Lake, NY Edward DeZalia pg. 134 Sec. Education Belfry Hill Road Witherbee, NY Sottball 1 Kathleen Dibartolomeo 432 E. Main Street Amsterdam, NY Annamaria Dicicco 137 Gaylor Road Scarsdale, NY James P. Dleso pp. 128 Art N-6 19 Race Place Oakdale, NY Softball 1, 2, 3. 4, Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Broomball 2. 3, 4. Basket- ball 3 Nicholas DIMarco pg. 121 Biology 2214 New York Ave. Hunt Station. NY Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3.4 Laurence F. OlMauro Box 308 Bolton Landing, NY Diane Ditoro French 1830 Osterlitz Ave. Schenectady, NY Carol Dixon pg 158 Speech and Hearing Box 6 Melrose, NY Eta Zeta 2, 3, 4, College Chorale 1. College Band 1, Field Hockey 2, 3,4, Intramurals 1, 2 Peter K. Dlven 22 Cherry Hill Road New Paltz, NY Ann Dodd pg, 1 28 Elem Education 28DeForest Ave. West Islip, NY Theta Alpha Lambda Bob Domingo pg. 158 Speech and Hearing 289 Vanderbilt Ave. Staten Island, NY Dance Concort, NT A Laura J. Dominy pg. 148 Med. Tech. 21 Lozler Place Pittsburgh. NY TYE1 Roger L. Donah Rt. I Box 287 Plattsburgh. NY Joan Donahue pg. 141 Child-Family Service Cumberland Head, Plattsburgh Phi Epsilon Omicron. CFS Club Richard E. Donnellan 26Alvma Blvd. Albany, NY Sharon Donohue pg. 1 28 Elem Education Fdrrell Road Wlllsboro, NY Marie L. Doroski M Randall Road Shoreham, NY Frank A. Oorrance Mathematics RD 2 Box 25 Mornsonville. NY Forensics Kevin E. Downs RD 1 West Chazy. NY Sandra Doyle pg, 135 Sec. Education-Mathematics 37 Jackson Street Saratoga Springs, NY Mana. Women ' s Basketball. Vol- leyball 1.2 John P. Orasba 72 Argyle Ave. Uniondale, NY Meriliss Dray Education Drewville Heights Brewster, NY William W. Drew 163 Oak Street Plattsburgh. NY Roderick M. Drlscoll pg. 153 Political Science 678 Pine Street Long Beach. NY Track 3. 4; TYE Robert A. Dubay RFD H.Box 345B Plattsburgh, NY 12901 John C. Duffany Pine Haven Trailer Park Morrisonville, NY 12962 Patricia L. Duffany pg. 1 28 Elementary Education 24 Sanborn Avenue Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Barry J. Dufort pg .156 Administrative Sci Econ. I I Scott Drive Malone. NY 12953 PaulT. Duhaime Box 375 Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Kim A. Dullmeyer pg 1 58 Speech Hearing Science 1 19 Wendell Terrace Syracuse. NY 13203 Ellen Z.Dumas pg. 135 Secondary Education-Math 21 Scott Drive Malone. NY 12953 Dean ' s List Robert Oumke 37 Washington Street Attica. NY 14011 MaryT. DuMont pg. 135 General Studies 6 Pine Street Malone. NY 12953 Broomball 4: Dorm Council. Newman Center Participant Fay 0. Duntley Smith Drive. Cumberland H Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Marguerite A. Dupee pg. 144 Home Economics Education III Sunset Road Blauvelt. NY 10913 Harry G. Duprey Telegraph Street Peru, NY 12972 Nancy E. Durfee pg. 137 Environmental Science Tuscarora Road Chittenango, NY 13037 TYE, UNLESS, WRA Dorm Coun- cil, Ski Club, Intercollegiate and Intramural sports Debra A. Dutcher pg. 158 Speech Pathology RD 1.8ox 182 Cadyville. NY 12918 Theresa A. Duva 110 Heins Avenue North Syracuse. NY 13212 Meredith G. Earnest 832A Nevada Oval Plattsburgh AFB. NY 12903 Susan M. Ebinger pg. 149 Nursing 151 East Main Street Hamburg, NY 14075 TYE Secretary Kenneth J. Eckerle pg. 125 Economics Morningside Avenue Palisades. NY 10964 Swim Team 1, 2. 3, 4 Sandra L. Eddy RD 1 Eagle Bridge, NY 12057 Roy D. Edmonds RD 1 Gloversville, NY 12078 Barbara E. Ehler pg. 144 Home Economics Education 88-35 208th Street Queens Village. NY 11427 Theta Alpha Lambda, Intramu- rals — Softball volleyball Thomas A. Ehrlch 765 Vestal Avenue Binghamton. NY 13903 Lori A. Eichelsbacher pg. 147 Spanish 17 Cottonwood Lane Pittsford, NY 14534 Intramural broomball soft- ball 2. 3, 4 Kathleen E. Eksterowicz pg. 135 Sec. Ed Math 822 Woodland Avenue Schenectady, NY 12309 Karen Elden 506 Ninth Avenue Watervhet, NY 12189 Jeanne H. Elias 3914 Avenue I Brooklyn. NY 11218 Jane Eikan pg. 143 Food Nutrition 4217 Bailey Avenue Buffalo, NY 14226 Phi Upsilon Omicron, FSEA, AHEA, Bowling, College Chorale Karlyn P. Ellard 94 Oak Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Matie Ellery 20 Mapleridge Avenue Albany, NY 12209 Alan Elliott 38 East Chateau Tr Snyder, NY 14226 Cynthia M. Elliott Box 381 Newport, NY 13416 Michael Ellithorpe 46 Heritage Parkway Scotia. NY 12302 Kirk Ellis Sociology Psychology 124 Court Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 MaryC. Emigh Pg. 128 Elementary Education 27 Roseland 8oulevard Burnt Hills. NY 12027 Thomas F. Emmert pg. 135 429 Valley Drive Syracuse. NY 13207 Secondary Ed. Physics Paul C. Endersbee Box 117 Wilmington. NY 12997 Diane M. Engleman pg. 115 Accounting 28 Woodstream Drive Delmar. NY 12054 Donna M. Engleman pg. 149 Nursing 28 Woodstream Drive Delmar. NY 12054 Michael A. Eppler 2 Howard Avenue Malone, NY 12953 Robert T. ErteH 229 Old Niskayuna Road Latham, NY 12110 Leonara Esposito pg. 124 Communications TA 37A Couch Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Pi Kappa Delta. Forensics Ly n 11c E. Ever hart pg. 144 Home Economics Education 52 Seaman Avenue Castleton. NY 12033 Ski Club 1.2; PHEA. AHEA Christine Fagan 50 Prospect Street Amityville. NY 11701 Margaret Lynne Fairfield pg. 143 Food Nutrition 14 Roosevelt Avenue Bath. NY 14810 Resident Assistant Deborah Fairley RD §7, Fairway Drive Kingston, NY 12401 Michael R. Fairley RD 7. Fairway Drive Kingston, NY 12401 Steve A. Falco RD |2. Box 84 Mechanicville. NY 12118 Carole E. Fantel pg. 145 Home Economics Education 26 South Church Street Bedford Hills, NY 10507 Alpha Kappa Phi, Cardinal Points 1, Softball 1. 3: Volley- ball 1 Richard S. Farber pg 137 Environmental Science 21 Tamarack Trail Hartsdale, NY 10530 Track 1, Intramurals, Psi Epsilon Chi Alice Farbotko Box 6 West Chazy, NY 12992 John A. Farbotko RFD f 2 West Chazy. NY 12992 John J. Far nan pg. 115 Accounting 70 Beverly Avenue Albany. NY 12206 Golf, WPLT David Farr pg. 115 Administrative Science 32 Windover Hamburg, NY 14075 Patricia A. Farrell Pg- 128 Elementary Education 88 Brooklea Drive Rochester, NY 14624 Donald W. Farren 3 Sandstone Drive Burnt Hills. NY 12027 Bryan M. Fennessy Main Street Altona. NY 12910 Armand J. Ferranti pg .121 L.A. Biology 229 Wyngate Drive Massapequa. NY 11758 Sigma Tau Sigma Wayne T. Ferrar pg. 124 Chemistry 344 Pacific Avenue Cedarhurst, NY 11516 Debra A. Fiaschetti pg. 143 Food and Nutrition 32 Little Briggins Circle Fairport, NY 14450 College Community Orchestra, College Center Comm. Theresa A. Filipiak pg. 145 Home Economics Education 2362 Shadagee Road Eden, NY 14057 Phi Upsilon Omicron, AHEA, PHEA, Intramurals — volleyball, basketball, broomball Corinne E. Fink pg. 128 Elementary Education 33-43 14th Street Astoria, NY 11106 Barbara L. Flnkelstein Child Family Services pg. 141 36 Summit Avenue Albany. NY 12209 CFS Club, Volleyball John T. Finley 39 City Terrace North Newburgh, NY 12550 Kathleen P. Finn pg, 149 Nursing P.O. Box 783, 73 W. Tiana Hampton Bays, NY 11946 Ski Club, Softball. Broomball Robert F.Finn pg. 115 Administrative Science 42 Colonial Drive Farmingdale. NY 11735 Football 1,2,3,4 Jill Zlna Fiss pg. 156 Sociology 100 Eiskine Place Bronx, NY 10475 Coord, of Job Clearing House 1974 Daniel T. Fit ts pg. 156 Sociology 232 Lake Street Rouses Point. NY 12979 Leonard J. Fitzgibbons pg. 135 Secondary Education 193 Franklin Avenue Staten Island. NY 10301 Theta Kappa Beta Jean E. Fitzsimmons pg. 129 Elementary Education 31 Sparton Lane Commack. NY 1 1725 Ellen C. Flaherty pg 150 Nursing 40 Holbrook Avenue Yonkers, NY 10710 Phi Beta Epsilon Thomas J. Flanagan pg. 115 Administrative Science 10 Caroline Street Amsterdam. NY 12010 Intramural Softball broomball Elizabeth Fleming pg. 145 Home Economics Education 9A Clermont Street Delmar. NY 12054 Cheerleading. Intramural soft- ball, volleyball, broomball Joan Fleser 1 1 6 Berkshire Boulevard Albany. NY 12203 Roxanne E. Fleszar pg. 145 Home Economics Education 20 Colony Circle Camillus. NY 13031 PHEA. Ski Club pg 147 Robert W. Duffy 46 ' •? McKinley Street Lake Placid. NY 12946 247 Gerald A. Fliss pg. 154 Psychology 2493 HolmanCity Road Clayville. NY 13322 Psi Epsilon Chi, Intramurals Eileen M. Flynn 4 Van Buren Avenue East Greenbush. NV 12061 Margaret E. Flynn pg. 129 Elementary Education Grinell Street Rhlnecliff. NY 12574 Thomas B. Flynn 209 8th Avenue Watervliet. NY 12189 Theta Kappa Beta, JV Basket- ball Manager. Intramurals, Art Olatunji A. Folami Pg. 1 1 5 Marketing 9 Oshodi Street Lacos, Nigeria Soccer Team 3 Jay L. Follckman 102 Princeton Road RockvilleCtr., NY 11570 Timothy D. Forsyth 400Bigelow Street Ogdensburg. NY 13669 Tumusiime Fortunatos pg. 133 Elementary Education Edward J. Fox pg. 135 Secondary Education 200 Dickinson Avenue East Northport, NY 11731 Carol J. Franklin 399 East Union Street Lockport. NY 14094 Resolutions Comm. 1972-73 Michael D. Frawley pg 1 15 Marketing 6956 Bevis Avenue Van Nlys, California Brian M. Freed pg. 121 Biology 4 Rogers Avenue Granville. NY 12832 Basketball 1 Michael 0. Fraysier pg. 139 Geography 253 Ayrault Road Fairport, NY 14450 RA, Imramurals. Track MonaFreedman pg. 129 Elementary Education 286 New Scotland Avenue Albany, NY 12208 Claire A. Fregoe Psychology Route 2 Madrid. NY 13660 Kathleen A. Frey pg. 141 Child Family Services 528 Park Avenue Yonkers. NY 10703 Varsity Swimming 1, 2; Softball. CFSClub Maureen Fritz pg. 150 Nursing 36 Westford Street Albany, NY 12208 Fred Fronhofer RFD §1 . Salem, NY 12865 Lauralee E. Frood pg. 1 29 Elementary Education 89Sherrill Road East Hampton, NY 1 1937 Phi Kappa Chi, RA, Dean ' s List, Intramurals Maxine Frumkin pg. 129 Elementary Education 1220 Lexington Avenue Schenectady, NY 12309 Intramurals Frederick Fudula pg. 135 Secondary Ed Science Box 142 Alpine. NY 14805 Psi Epsilon Chi, Swimming, Student Senator, Intramurals Yee Man K. Fung Wan Chun Hse-WahfuE Hong Kong Oavid N. Furman ROM Fultonville. NY 12072 Roseann Gabiger 429 Elmhurst Road Utica. NY 13502 Stephen T. Gadziola 407 Williamsburg Road Utica, NY 13502 Louise D. Gagnier pg. 154 Psychology RFD M. Box 349 Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Thomas S. Gallagher 89 Johnson Avenue Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Sheila B. Gallin 112 Sheffield Lane Fayetteville, NY 13066 James Garamone Station A Wingdale. NY 12594 Wayne Garcia Pine Rest Trailer Ct. Plattsburgh. NY Brenda Garrand pg. 121 Biology Mooers Forks. NY 12959 Sharon Garrand 23 Center Street Fort Edward. NY 12828 Vicky Gary Pg. 138 General Education 9043 Jackson St. Weedsport. NY 13166 Women ' s Swim Team (3) Ally son Gash pg. 158 Speech and Hearing 152 Raft Ave. Elmont, NY 11003 Eta Zeta. Intrml volleyball and soffball. broomball Brenda Gates pg. 150 Nursing 16Cushman Rd. White Plains, NY 10606 Jeanine Gates Lake Shore Rd Bolton Landing, NY 12814 Patricia Gaudet pg .154 Psychology lOKakelySt. Albany. NY 12208 Elizabeth Gaudier P.O. Box 674 Bolton Landing, NY 12814 Assabetch Gebrehiwot pg. 116 Admin. Science Foreign Student Committee. Member of IRC Roxanne Geidel pg. 150 Nursing 363 TownlineRd. E. Northport, NY 11731 Alpha Kappa Phi, Pres. 3. Re- cording Secretary 3, Phi Beta Epsilon, Kickline 1. Homecom- ing Com. 3 Carol Geng 679 Forte Blvd. Franklin Square. NY 1 1010 Brenda Gennarl 126 Bette Rd. East Meadow. NY 11554 Paula George pg. 141 Child Family Service 1 Draper St. Oneonta.NY 13820 Intramural Sports. CFS Club Todd Gerber pg. 1 53 Political Science 9 Belle Ave. Ossining, NY 10562 Cardinal Points, Gymnastics 1. 2. 3.4 Ernest Germano pg. 116 Administrative Science 17Corine Dr. Poughkeepsie. NY 12601 Varsity Tennis 3, 4: Won 1st Place in WW Talent Show Cassandra Gezzi Fairview Ave. North Creek, NY 12853 Mark Giaconia pg. 139 Geography 55 Union St. Broadalbin, NY 12025 Patricia Gibbons pg. 150 Nursing 72 Deumant Kenmore, NY 14223 Gary Gilbert! 57 Greenwood Lane Valhalla, NY 10595 Paula Gillespie pg. 141 Child Family Service 39 Park Drive East Greenbush. NY 12061 Phi Upsilon Omicron, CFS Club James Gilmore pg- 121 Biology 40GayloreDr. W. Amityville. NY 11701 Layne Gilpin 2594 Colebank Rd. Saugerties. NY 12477 Gregory S. Gimlick pg 1 26 Education Box 151K Parish. NY 13131 Bernard Girard 16 Elm St. Plattsburgh, NY John Girard 130E. Oxford St. Valley Stream. NY 11580 Michael Giuliano 9 Alexander St. Gloversville. NY 12078 MarciaGladle pg. 158 Speech and Hearing 125 E. Remington Black River, NY 13612 Alpha Kappa Phi. College Cen- ter Com.. Dorm Council 75. FSA Student Com.. Spring Weekend 75 Robert Glazer pg. 116 Administrative Science 1036 Grand 8lvd. Westbury. NY 11590 Cheryl Glenn pg. 135 Secondary Ed. Biology 964 E. 229 St. Bronx, NY 10466 Kathryn Goble 6304BMass St. Plattsburgh AFB, NY 12903 Nicholas Goddard pg. 139 Geography 3 4 Rushington Ave. Totton Hants Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; In- trmrl. Softball 1. 2. 3, 4; Concert Com . 2, 3.4 James Godfrey, Jr. 30 Frank St. Fort Edward, NY 12828 RussGold pg. 140 History 24 Berkshire Road Great Neck, NY 1 1023 Theta Kappa Beta Laurie Golden 157 LakehillRd. Burnt Hills. NY 12027 Forensic Union Richard A. Golden, Jr. Speech and Hearing RFD 1, Box 402 Plattsburgh. NY Harold J. Goldf ine pg. 1 39 Health RD 1 Johnstown, NY 12095 Pi Alpha Nu. Health Ed. Assn., Sec-Treas. VickiGoldsen pg 145 Home Ec Education 35 Diana ' s Trail Roslyn.NY 11576 Phi Upsilon Omicron; AHEA; Kappa Delta Pi; PHEA; Dorm Food Service Rep (3) David Goldstein 67 Bell Place Massapequa. NY 11758 AnneGoldthorp pg. 145 Home Ec Education 3215Wilson-C3mbriaRd. Wilson, NY 14172 Phi Upsilon Omicron; PHEA; Women ' s Recreation Assn. (2); Intrmrl. basketball mgr. (2); Newman Assn. 1. 2. 3. 4. Liturgy Chairman 2; Talent Show 3. Angela Gonzales 504 Belmont Ave. Lyon Mountain. NY 12952 Thomas Gonzales 2736 Windmill Dr. Yorktown Hts. NY 10598 Julie Goodale 232 Pierpont St. Rochester. NY 14613 Steven Goodman pg. 116 Accounting 140-10 Bellamy Loop Bronx NY 10475 Hoya: Circle K; Intrmrl. Broom- ball (2, 3. 4), paddleball (1, 3), baseball (1. 2. 3. 4). football (1.2) Walt Gorbachev pg. 125 Economics 6609 35th Ave Montreal, Quebec, Canada MIT 3A6 Econ Club; Yearbook Photog; Vice-Chairman, Econ Club 75- 76 Sandra Gordon pg .129 Elementary Education 47 Maxwell Dr. Westbury. NY 11590 Yearbook. Young Democrats Peter Gorman 2030 Fairlawn Pkwy. Schenectady. NY 12309 Dian Gottlob 53 Sailly Ave. Plattsburgh. NY KathyGoyer pg. 135 Secondary Education-Biology RD 1, Bruno Rd. Elnora. NY 12065 Elizabeth Grawrock pg. 150 Nursing 33 Woodland St Bluepoint. NY 11715 Planned Parenthood nurse vol- unteer; Swimming instr. with BOCES Darlene Greece 30 St. Anthony Lane Scotia, NY 12302 Amy Green Pg. 158 Speech and Hearing Science 190 Euclid Ave. Albany. NY 12206 Eta Zeta. Pres. 75-76 Kathleen Greene pg. 145 Home Ec. Education Box 27. Rd 1 DeLancey. NY 13752 HE Resource Center Mgr.; PHEA. Pres. Richard Greene RD 4. Box 121. Lot 47 Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Thomas Grier 271 William St. Geneva. NY 14456 Jan Griffen pg. 121 Biology 2 Adams Clyde, NY 14433 Alpha Delta Theta: Pres. 3. 2nd VP 2. Sec. 3; Winter Weekend 2; Band 1; Campus Tour Guide 1. 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Broomball 3. 4; softball 3. 4 Kenneth Griffith Pine Rest 1 Lot 115 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Wendy Griff ith pg. 150 Nursing 320 Cole Ave. Rochester. NY 14606 Laura Drisafi pg. 143 Food Nutrition 644 No. Briarwood Ave. West Islip. NY 11795 Daniel Grosso pg. 148 Med Tech. 7721 Hinman Rd. Pulaski. NY 13142 Dorm President 1; Intrmrl. soft- ball 2. 3: broomball 2. 3. 4 Sharon Grote 1824 William St North Merrick. NY 11566 Lauren Groti 5 East Ave. W. Nyack, NY 10994 Shelley Grube pg- 137 English Box 2019 Church St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Literary Journal Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Christian Fellowship 3,4. Donna Gruosso pg. 158 Speech and Hearing Science 56 Corey Ln. East Meadow. NY 1 1554 Eta Zeta; Intramurals Maria Guarnier pg. 129 Elementary Education 50 Orchard St. Gloversville. NY 12078 Intramural Basketball. Newman Linda Lee Guibord pg. 129 Elementary Ed— Art 24 Broad St.. Apt 6 Plattsburgh. NY Dean ' s List Nancy Guinan pg. 158 Speech and Hearing Science 37 Mercedes Drive Rochester, NY 14624 Intrmrl Broomball, Softball, volleyball John M. Gurrieri pg ] 16 Business 761-48thSt. Lindenhurst. NY 1 1757 Janice Gustavson pg 154 Psychology 15DeerfieldSq. Pleasantville, NY 10570 248 Kathleen Guyer RD1. Bruno Rd. Elnora. NY 12065 Diane Haaga pg. 154 Psychology 34 Maple HIM Pleasantville. NY 10570 Psi Chi: Inlramurals; RA Cheryl Habib 11 12 Stale St. Watertown. NY 13601 Janet Hackert pg. 158 Hearing and Speech Science 23 Hamilton Sq. Glen Head, NY 11545 Eta Zeta. Treas.; Dance Consort Malachy Hackert Mass Media Communication Elizabethtown. NY 12932 WPLT: Varsity Wrestling 71 Helen Hadcock pg. 129 Elementary Education 42 Pleasant St. Dannemora. NY 12929 Wanda Hadeka pg. 129 Elementary Education 3 Lawrence St. Granville, NY 12832 Peter Hagner pg. 1 16 Administrative Science 9Guadalupe Pass Elnora, NY 12065 Ski Club; Dorm Council Fredric Halsall 530 S. Dyre Ave. W Islip, NY 11795 Betsy Hamilton pg .141 Child Family Service 1 St. Marks Ave. Malone. NY 12953 Robert Hamilton 305 Tampa Ave. Troy, NY 12182 Kathleen Hamlen 15 Harvey Drive Bernardsville. New Jersey 07924 Barbara Hanley pg. 1 19 Art 349 Northfield Way Camillus, NY 13031 Diana Harkins Macgregor Dr. Mahopac, NY 10541 Debra Harris pg. 121 Biology 98-10 64 Ave RegoPark, NY 11374 Lucinda Harris pg. 1 58 Speech and Hearing Science 83 Concord Dr. Tappan. NY 10983 Sally Harse pg. 129 Elementary Education Spinney Rd. E.Quoque. NY 11942 Elizabeth Hathaway 1 1 Florence Ave. Rye. NY 10580 Carson Haury 491 Oakwood Ave. E.Aurora, NY 14052 John Hausler 1 Rapple Dr. Albany, NY 12205 Colleen Hayes pg. 150 Nursing 332 Houston Ave. Mineola, NY 11501 RA 3, 4; Crisis Center Vol 1, 2: Orientation Leader 75: Intrmrl. volleyball, broomball Robert S. Hayes, Jr. pg. 135 Secondary Education-Math 22 Broad St. Fultonville, NY 12072 Karate Club 3, 4 Waiter E. Hayes 245 W Seneca St. Sherrill. NY 13461 Walter R. Hayes pg. 1 24 Chemistry RD 1 Schuylerville, NY 12871 Cynthia Hayner pg. 148 Med. Tech. 7813 Eton Lane Manlius, NY 13104 Academic Affairs Board Ruth Hazen North Lawrence, NY 12967 Carolyn Healey pg. 1 58 Speech and Hearing Science Rd2 Chateaugay. NY 12920 David Heburn pg. 129 Elementary Education RD 1, Coats Rd. Holland Patent, NY 13354 Football David Hedden 1006 Washington Ave. Rensselaer, NY 12144 Eleanor Hedges Pg. 129 Elementary Education 1642 Van Antwerp Rd. Schenectady. NY 12309 Cappa Delta Pi; Dorm Council; Jean ' s List lames Hedlicka page 126 Education 12 Elmwood Dr. Highland Mills. NY 10930 Paddleball, Handball. Jogging James Hedlicka pa g e 126 Education 12 Elmwood Dr. Highland Mills, NY 10930 Paddleball. Handball. Jogging Janet Hein 2478 Aron Dr. W. Seaford, NY 1 1 783 Paul Hein pg. 139 Geography 615 Maywood Ave. Schenectady. NY 12303 Cardinal Points Cartographer: Ad Layout; Intramural broom- ball, soccer, Softball; Dorm Council Representative; Nick- name of ATZ . Ad Layout Manager, Cardinal Points. G.8.S. V P., Saranac W.W. Club Pres. Lisa Heinl pg. 145 Home Ec. Education 44 Adams St. Oyster Bay. NY 11771 PIRG Diane Hemingway pg. 129 Elementary Education 51 Beechtree Dr. I.archmont, NY 10538 Christopher Henchey 5529C Montana Dr. Pittsburgh. AFB. NY 12903 David Henderson 34 Prospect Ave. Gloversville. NY 12078 Donna Hendrickson Art 23 Michele Terr. Massapequa Park, NY 1 1762 Brian Henesy pg .130 Elementary Education 22 Birchfield Ave. Babylon, NY 11702 Moffitt Dorm Council Treas. Patricia Hennessy pg 145 Home Ec Education 131 Parker St. Sherrill, NY 13461 Deborah Henry Pg. 156 Sociology 58 Spring St. Port Henry. NY 12974 Timothy Hentschel Political Science 8 Monty St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Susan Herbert 315 Jessamine Ave. Yonkers. NY 10701 Ellen Herkenham, pg. 130 Elementary Education 289 So. Main Ave. Albany. NY 12208 William L. Herman pg. 1 53 Political Science 19 Horn Ln. Levittown, NY 11756 Sigma Tau Sigma; Wilson Dorm Council President; SA Senate 75 Rowena Heme RFD 1 Bombay, NY 12914 Helen Hesler pg. 135 Secondary Education 913 Hazelwood Ave. Schenectady. NY 12306 Heart Fund Campaign; Coflee House Waitress: Newman Center Social Committee; Intramurals Thomas Hess 10 Marion Dr. Scotia. NY 12302 Karen Hesse 466 Atlantic Ave. Massapequa Park. NY 1 1 762 John Hewit Buck Hill Ln. Pound Ridge. NY 10576 Jane Hewitt pg. 1 30 Elementary Education 97 Hudson Ave. Stillwater. NY 12170 Kevin Higgins 271 Merrick Ave. East Meadow, NY 11554 Richard J. Higgins pg. 121 Biology 7 Allison Ct. Hauppauge. NY 11787 Dorm Council 1, 2; Rep. 2; Choir 2; RA 3. 4: RA Council 1 . 3, 4; Forensic Union 4. Peter Higman 7 10 S.James St. Carthage. NY 13619 Stephen M. Hilt 32WoodrowCt. Troy. NY 12180 James Hiltonsmith 1579 Vestry Rd. Wantagh. NY 11793 Francis D. Hinterberger 3 Belmont Lane Elnora. NY 12065 William R. Hirst, Jr. pg. 1 16 Administrative Science 121 S. Orchard St. Watertown. NY 13601 Cardinal Points. Yearbook Thomas Hochuli 43 Hudson Rd. Bellerose, NY 11426 Kathleen Hodges pg. 130 Elementary Education Moosehorn Rd.. RFD 2 Northfield. Conn. 06778 Geraldine Hoder pg. 148 Med. Tech. lOLishakill Rd.S. Schenectady. NY Phi Kappa Chi; Intramural Vol- leyball; Student Member of ASMT John Hoest 12 Sherwood Dr. Huntington, NY 11743 Paul Hoffman pg. 116 Administrative Science 25 Ingold Dr. Dix Hills. NY 11746 Psi Epsilon Chi: Gymnastics 3. 4; Treas.. Birth Control Info Center Karen Hoffmann 118CresthillRd. Yonkers. NY 10710 Wendy Hollander Speech and Hearing Science 1908 Leslie Ln. Merrick, NY 11566 GaleHolliday pg. 120 Behavioral Science Route 2. Box 234 Arden, NC 28704 Phi Kappa Chi; Ski Club 2; PHEA 2 Gregory Holmes 9 Graves Ln. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Carl Hornbach pg. 135 Secondary Education 17 Morningside Dr. Schenectady. NY 12303 Soccer 3. 4 Jan Hornback 12 Clark Ave. Fort Plain. NY 13339 Robert Hornbeck Pg 140 History 12 Clark Ave. Fort Plain, NY 13339 Richard Horning 14 Whittier Court Yorktown Heights. NY 10598 RenateHorton pg 143 823 Gallup Rd. Spencerport, NY 14559 Ski Club 1.2.3 KathyHoth pg 150 Nursing 513 Railroad Ave. Cherry Creek. NY 14723 Phi Beta Epsilon: College Sym- phonic Band; Modern Dance: Student Nurses ' Assn.: Intra- murals; Nursing Class VP 3. 4; Red Cross: SAMA; Health Team Training Project: Outreach Margaret Hough 155 Paddock St. Watertown, NY 13601 Jean Houle Prospect Mt.Rd . Box 188 Keeseville. NY 12944 Jeffrey Hahn pg. 129 Elementary Education 15 Massachusetts Ave. Massapequa, NY 1 1 758 Social Director. Wilson Hall Michael Hala pg. 1 16 Administrative Science 28MeeksLn. Islip. NY 11751 Judith Hali pg. 129 Elementary Education 307 W. Main St. Johnstown. NY 12095 Robert Hali 71 Hotchkiss Circle Penfield. NY 14526 ShiriHallberg Bon 538 Court St Elizabethtown. NY 12932 Thomas Halpin 219 Jersey Ave. Ogdensburg. NY 13669 Celia Hart Lake Ave. Nassau, NY 12123 Paul Hart 58 Park Ln. Massapequa. NY 11758 Bonnie Hartman 510 Walton PI. Scotia. NY 12302 Jay Hartman pg. 135 Secondary Education 29 Avery Ave, Alexandria Bay. NY 13607 Dorm Council: College Chorale: Intramurals Susan Harvish West Road, Moriah, NY 12960 Howard Haskin Rte 1, Old Military Tp. Altona, NY 12910 249 Dorothy Hover pg. 1 58 Speech and Hearing Science Spencertown. NY 12165 Intercollegiate Field Hockey 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2, 3 Linda Howard Pg. 130 Elementary Education 35 The Crossway Delmar. NY 12054 Sara Howard pg. 130 Elementary Education 717 Bent Ln. Newark. DE 19711 Kappa Delta Pi; TYE; Chorale; Children ' s Theatre; Dorm Coun- cil Joan Howley 74 Riley Ave. Plattsburgh. NY Joan Huff pg. 130 Elementary Education RD 1 Fly Creek. NY 13337 Volleyball, Softball Paul Hughes pg. 121 Biology 36 Golf Ave. New Hartford, NY 13413 William T. Hughes 47 Radcliff Dr. New City. NY 10956 Maxlne Hunnlcutt pg. 1 19 Art Sam Calloway Rd. Fort Worth, Texas 761 14 Art Resources Assn., VP. Acting President 3 Suzanne Hunslnger pg. 153 Political Science 122 Green St. Owego, NY 13827 Eric Huntington RD 1 Whitehall. NY 12887 David Hutchens 7736 Hewes Rd. Bergen. NY 14416 Amy Hyatt pg. 120 Behavioral Science 215 Linden St. Schenectady, NY 12304 Gerald Hyland Homestead Apts. Bloomingdale, NY 12913 Kathleen E. lerardi English, Geography 5 West Court Bethpage. NY 11714 William R. Use 65 Rockledge Ave. Mt. Vernon, NY 10550 Dyan Irnperato pg. 125 Communication 41 Tubby St. Kingston. NY 12401 Karen Irwin Route 9N Greenfield Center. NY 12833 Donna Italiano pg. 125 Communications 80 New Hempstead Rd. New City. NY 10956 Alpha Kappa Phi; Cardinal Points 3, 4; Yearbook 4; College Center Committee 3. 4; Winter Weekend Committee 3. Ellen Iwanlcki Speech and Hearing Science 331 Owasco Rd. Auburn. NY 13021 Robert Jacks 81 ChamplainSt. Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Angela Jackson pg. 138 General Studies 7325 B Illinois Dr. Plattsburgh AFB. NY 12903 John L. Jackson pg. 154 Psychology Box 646 Schenectady, NY 12301 Psi-Chi Treas. 4 Christine A. James 49 Pierson Ave. N.Tarrytown. NY 10591 Joseph J. Janetti 250 Lamoka PI. W. Islip. NY 11795 Regina C. Jedrek pg. 145 Home Ec. Education 7 Burr Ave. New York Mills, NY 13417 Ellen Jenny pg. 150 Nursing 72 Oxford Rd. New Hartford. NY 13413 Judith Jerome Prays Beach Motel Peru, NY 12972 Cherylann Jessey Speech and Hearing Science 116 Court St. Plattsburgh, NY Elizabeth V. Jessie pg. 158 Speech and Hearing Science 124 Main St. Tupper Lake. NY 12986 Cathleen Jodoin Box 83 West Chazy, NY 12992 Laurene Johannes pg. 135 Secondary Education History 33 SoundviewDr. Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Gail Johnson 138-33 Jewel Ave. Flushing, NY 11367 Kenneth F. Johnson Sunset Drive Lowville, NY 13367 Norma J. Johnson pg. 158 Hearing and Speech Science Box 50 Whippleville, NY 12995 Eta Zeta Rhonda M. Johnson pg. 1 56 Sociology and Criminal Justice Brookside Rd. Morrisonville, NY 12962 Peter Johnstone pg. 148 Music 48 Clark St., Apt. 69 Brockport. NY 14420 Carol S. Jones RFDl,Box40, Lot 4 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Karen Jones pg. 130 Elementary Education 8 Holly Lane Latham, NY 12110 Newman Assn.. Sec. 2. Pres. 3; Trustee, John XXIII College Community Laura L.Jones pg. 130 Elementary Education Hewittville Rd. Potsdam. NY 13676 Alpha Delta Theta; Big Buddy Program; Volunteer, Cancer Society; Newman Assn.: BOCES; Intramurals; Dorm Representa- tive, Sorority-Treas. Pres. Wayne L.Jones pg .121 Biology 11 Marshall St. Albany, NY 12209 William P. Jones pg. 135 Secondary Education Route 5 Gouverneur, NY 13642 Treasurer. Dorm Council; Trea- surer, Campus Karate Club Linda Jozetowskl pg. 148 Music 28 Perry Ave Bayville. NY College Chorale 2. 3, 4; Music Council, 3, 4, Sec. James F. Judkins Mtd Rte8 Plattsburgh. NY Stephanie Jurina pg. 145 Home Ec Education Arrowhead Rd Hopewell Jet., NY 12533 AHEA; Volleyball I, 2; TYE; Spring Weekend 75; Winter Weekend 75 Debra Kagan 62 LT Cox Dr. Pearl River. NY 10965 Cynthia Kahn pg. 130 Elementary Education 160 Lake Ave. Saratoga Springs. NY 12866 Kappa Delta Pi: Ski Club Sec. 2. 3: Dean s List 2. 3; Dorm Secretary, I: Dorm Staff 1. 2; Intramural volleyball 1. 2: broomball 3; Softball 2. 3. Marcie Kaiser pg. 159 Speech and Hearing Science 63 East 8th Ave. Gloversville. NY 12078 Katherine Kakretz pg. 150 Nursing 68 Daves Lane Southport. Ct. 06490 Alpha Delta Theta: Intramurals David V.Kalet pg. 124 Chemistry RD 1. Fuller Rd. Port Byron. NY 13140 Psi Epsilon Chi: Pi Kappa Delta: Executive VP, Student Assn. 3: Forensic Union 1. 2 Wilhelm Kalweit pg. 121 Biology RD 1. Box 306 West Chazy, NY 12992 Randall Kambic pg .125 Communication 2204VanCortlandCir. Yorktown. NY 10598 Theta Kappa Beta: WVIP Radio: SUNY London Broadcasting Pro- gram: Tower 1 Dorm Council: Intramural Track, Basketball, Football: Soccer 1: Ski Club; WPLT Sports Director 4 Daniel P. Kane pg. 138 Environmental Science-Geog. 1 Meadow Lane Glens Falls. NY 12801 Cardinal Points; Yearbook: Ski Club; TYE; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 1. 2 Rana Kanjllal 5360 Broadway Apt. 13G New York. NY 10463 William Kansky 8 Laurie Road Peekskill, NY 10566 James Kapuza 204 Evans Street Williamsville. NY 14221 Robert Kargoll Economics BA 95 Beekman Avenue N.Tarrytown. NY 10591 WPLT 1, 2. 3, 4: News DJ 1. 2, 3. 4 Joan Karker Schoharie Plank Road Altamont. New York 12009 Robert Kaselow pg. 154 Psychology 71 Arnold Avenue Amsterdam. NY 12010 Ellen Kaufman pg. 141 Child Family Services 46 Marshall Street Albany, New York 12209 Janet Kaufman 68 Colburn Drive Poughkeepsie. NY 12603 Lucina Kaukas 38 Clinton Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 MaryKavanagh pg. 150 Nursing 10 Colonial Place Cornwall on Hudson New York 12520 Intramural Broomball. Softball Robert Kavanaugh 12Groesbeck Place Delmar. NY 12054 Sheila Keary Box 507 South Yarmouth. Mass. 02664 Grace Keegan pg. 116 Business Administration 740 Bluendge Drive Medford. NY 11763 Ronald Keegan Pg- 135 Secondary Education Box 207 9N Upper Jay, NY 12987 Kristine Kehoe pg. 1 19 Art History 496 Fairview Drive West Winfield. NY 13491 Barbara Keith pg .150 Nursing 44 McNamara Road Spring Valley. NY 10977 Maureen Kelleher pg. 130 Elementary Education 252 Marcellus Road Mineola. NY 11501 Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Martin Keller pg .121 Biology 2618 Fourth Avenue Schenectady, NY 12303 Varsity Swimming 1,2 Paul Kellerhouse pg. 153 Political Science RD 1 Fonda. NY 12068 SA Parliamentarian. SA Senator for on-campus living. SA Sena- tor-at-large. SA Vice President for Activities. Delta Kappa Delta Meredith Kelley pg. 145 Home Economics 65 Champlain Street Rouses Point. NY 12979 Hugh Kelly 27 Olivetti Place Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Peter Kelly 10 Algonquin Avenue Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Richard Kelly pg. 130 Elementary Education 28 Nelshore Road Monticello. NY 12701 NT A 1, 2. WKGO 2. NYSEE 2, 3, 4. Headstartl.2 Janet Kemp pg. 150 Nursing 9 Stone Street Carthage. NY 13619 Kathleen Kenefick pg. 145 Home Economics Education 60 West Genesee Street Baldwinsville. NY 13027 Orientation Leader Maureen Kennedy Box958RD2Valcour Peru. NY 12972 Terry Kennedy 3062 Lydius Street Schenectady, NY 12303 Paul Kenny Old Lyme Road Purchase. NY 10577 Betty Kentner pg. 159 Speech Hearing RD 2 Lisbon. NY 13658 Resident Assistant Garth Kenyon pg. 152 Physics Star Route East Greenwich. NY 12826 Varsity Cross Country 1. Varsity Track 1. Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. Gutzon Borglum Society Sec- retary Joanne Keys pg. 130 Elementary Education 9 First Avenue Whitehall, NY 12887 250 Margaret Keyior 8 North Catherine Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Gerd Kienert pg. 1 1 6 Administrative Science P.O. Box 1 Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Karen Kienert Lake Shore Road Peru. NY 12972 Wendy Kllbourn Mam Street Harrisville. NY 13648 Kathleen King 51 Mill Road Farmingdale, NY 11735 Patricia King pg. 143 Food Nutrition 21GlenridgeRoad Whiteboro. NY 13492 Resident Assistant. Phi Upsilon Omicron I Carol Klntlgh pg. 150 Nursing 3605 Scribner Drive I Endweil, NY 13760 Phi Kappa Chi, Phi Beta Epsilon. Student Nurses Ass n.. Resident Assistant Elizabeth Kiihlansky 68 Cook Street Box 455 Dannemora. NY 12929 Andrew Kinsley 8 Stetson Avenue Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Peter Klalber pg. 125 Economics P.O. 8ox 23 Hartford, NY 12838 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 George Kleinberger Slate Hill Road Sharon Springs. NY 13459 John Knapp 29 Gray wood Port Washington, NY 0000 Margie Knoblauch pg. 126 Education 372 Ridge Road Glens Falls, NY 12801 Slennford Knox pg U6 Administrative Science N. Mountain Road Copake Falls. NY 12517 Football 1 EdmondKo pg. 116 Administrative Science Foreign Student Office PSUC Pittsburgh. NY 12901 loelKoch pg 138 Environmental Science 1688 Shore Parkway 3rookfyit-NY 11235 ■atthew Koch pg. 138 [nvironmental Science WHook Lane .eavittown, NY 11756 UrtnKocher pg. 121 Siology 16 Brooklands Farm Road ' oughkeepsie, NY 12601 MeKoenlgsreuter pg. 138 jwironmental Science ilar Route an Hornsville. NY 13475 (iner Center teftnan Koenig reuter pg. 125 Iconomics an Hornsville. NY 13475 utramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Broom- all 2, 3, Basketball 2. Football . College Ctr Committee 3. 4. ice Chairman 3, 4. Economics lub 4, Judiciary Board 3. Week- ids Committee 3. 4 Janet Kois pg 159 Theatre 2407 Linden Avenue Janesville, Wisconsin 62223 Judicial Board 1. Puppetry, Dance, Theatre Wilma Komala pg. 1 19 Art Foreign Student Office PSUC Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Yearbook committee. Field Hockey. Intramurals. Dorm Counselor Donna Kongesor pg. 125 Communications 49525 Freeman Road Orchard Park. NY 14127 Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, Forensics 2, 3. New Theatre Association 1, 2. 3. Associate Justice Stu- dent Court 3. 4. Cardinal Year- book Editor-in-chief 3, Reader s Theatre 2. 3. 4 Kenneth Korndoefer 232 Pebble Beach Road Lakeville. NY 14480 Nancy Kornhoff pg. 130 Elementary Education RD 2 Box 123 Lake George. NY 12845 Intercollegiate basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Intramural Softball 1. 2, 3, 4, NYSUT William Kottmann 2825 Brookfield Drive Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 Laraine Kourofsky 103 Brinkerhoff Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Arthur Kozakowski, Jr. RD §2 Mohawk. NY 13407 Gary Kozick pg. 156 Sociology 733 W Embargo Street Rome. NY 13440 MarleneKozik pg. 159 Speech Hearing John Smith Road Binghamton. NY 13901 Resident Assistant Robert Kramer 56 S. Prospect Avenue Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Roberta Krais 1 Ridgeway Drive Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Margaret Kreischer pg. 150 Nursing 90 Midwood Avenue Farmingdale. NY 11735 Caryn Krellen pg. 1 22 Biology 3441 Westminster Road Oceanside. New Jersey 1 1572 Gymnastics Intresclub 1. 2. 3, 4. Vice President 2, 3, TYE 1. 2, 3. 4. Dolphins 1. HillelClub 1 Julianna Kremer pg. 119 Art 62 The Oaks Roslyn, NY 11576 Intercollegiate Basketball 1 Andrew Krestalude 125 Brooks Avenue Vestal. NY 13850 Robert Kruger pg. 140 History RDjfl Fonda, NY 12068 Karate Club 3, 4, College Demo- crats 3. 4 Karen Krull pg. 120 Art Pleasant Drive Brewster, NY 10509 Roberta Kuczynski pg. 130 Elementary Education Art 1 10 Hudson Avenue Cohoes, NY 12047 Susan B. Kuemmerle 64 Cumberland Avenue Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Karen L. Kulak pg. 159 Speech Hearing 271 Reed Avenue Syracuse, NY 13207 Michael E. Kulik 98 ' Pine Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Paul D. LaEtate 13 Northampton Road Amsterdam. NY 12010 Chris R. LaBounty pg. 122 Biology Grove Street Newton Falls, NY 13666 Paul D. LaCourse Newcomb. NY 12852 Rose A. LaCovara pg. 1 26 Education 26 Patton Place Pearl River. NY 10965 William G. LaDuke Box 136, Mason Street Morrisonville. NY 12962 James M. LaFountain pg. 130 Elementary Education Tannery Street Altona. NY 12910 Robert S. LaGree 12 Thayer Avenue Dannemora, NY 12929 Linda M. LaLonde pg. 131 Elementary Education Walker Road Long Lake, NY 12847 Senate Secretary 3, 4 James A. LaMar P.O. Box 457 Keeseville. NY 12944 Michael L. Lamitle 39 Montcalm Avenue Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Mary Rose Lamm ly pg. 131 Elementary Education 17 Spencer Boulevard Coxsackie. NY 12051 Julie A. Lanctot pg. 156 Sociology 11 Sprague Street Malone. NY 12953 Albert G. Landers 317 South Meadow Watertown. NY 13601 Shayne J. Landon pg. 124 Chemistry RFD 1 Redwood. NY 13679 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4 Margaret M. Landry 1 1 Rudgate Road, RD §2 Winooski. Vermont 05404 Martha W. Lane Box 139. Mt, Peter Road Bellvale. NY 10912 Garry W. Lanthier pg. 1 1 6 Administrative Science 108 McLaughlin Avenue Tupper Lake, NY 12986 Jeffrey L. Lape pg. 138 Environmental Science Broadview Terrace Hudson Falls. NY 12839 Soccer 4 Philip La Roc que Pg. 153 Political Science 9 Lake Shore Drive Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Christopher LaRoux pg. 140 History f4 Cemetery Vlechanicville, NY 12118 Gary L. LaShure 4 Delamarter Street Whitesboro, NY 13492 David F. Lasky pg 1 16 Administrative Science 231 Church Street Amsterdam, NY 12010 Intramural Football and soft- ball Stuart Lasnik Pg. 117 Administrative Science II Stanley Court Lake Ronkonkoma. NY 1 1 779 James N. Latinville 19 Stetson Avenue Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Maureen B. LaTour pg .131 Elementary Education Box 458 Saratoga Springs. NY 12866 Kin-HingW. Lau pg .122 Biochemistry Lot 832A. Lee Chung Street Chai-Wan, Hong Kong Gerald M. Laundry pg. 122 Biology Secondary Ed. 84 Park Avenue Saranac Lake. NY 12983 John Laurie pg. 117 Administrative Science RR3 Hemingford. Quebec ZQ Hockey 1. 2.3.4 Jerome P. LaValley Route 2. Box 197A Morrisonville, NY 12962 Debra LaVasseur pg 119 Anthropology 22 Durand Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Environact, Dance Club, An- thropology Club George L. Lavigne pg. 136 Sec. Ed. Social Studies 196 Park Street Tu pper Lake. NY 12986 Baseball 2, 3. 4 Taire A. Lavigne Pg 1 3 1 Elementary Education I I I Wawbeek Avenue Tupper Lake. NY 12986 Pamela M. Lawrence 404 West Naples Street Wayland. NY 14572 Deborah L. Laxer 108 Grassmere Avenue Oakdale. NY 11769 Margaret M. Learnan pg. 131 Elementary Education 316 Fourth Street Scotia. NY 12302 Intramurals — broomball 2 3 Softball 3, TYE 1 2, Newman Club2 Henry C. Leavitt pg 153 Political Science 12 Nuthatch Lane West Nyack. NY 10994 Pi Alpha Nu. Ex. VP S.A. 1974- 75; SA Senator 1973-74 Linda LeBlanc 90 State Street Rouses Point. NY 12979 Alice M. LeClair pg. 1 59 Speech Pathology Audio. RFD 1 Keeseville. NY 12944 Eta Zeta Konald R. LeClair Cadyville. NY 12918 Patricia A. Lee West Milton Road Ballsto n Spa, NY 12020 Mitchell Leeman pg 122 Biology Microbio. cone. 132 West Maple Avenue Monsey, NY 10952 Duane B. Leeper 128 VanBuren Road Scotia. NY 12302 Leif S. LeLoup 8 Dan Del Drive Latham. NY 12110 Michele J. Lamleux pg. 1 38 General Studies 6 Nightengale Avenue Massena. NY 13662 Thomas D. Lenio 737 West Bloomfield Street Rome. NY 13440 Ellen J. Lent pg. 151 Nursing 252-03 82 Road Bellerose. NY 11426 Cardinal Points. Yearbook Stu- dent Handbook. Intercollegiate Athletic Board. Dolphins. In- tramural Softball, Court Justice. Winter Weekend Committee Norma O. Leo ng pg. 120 Art 249 Broome Street New York. NY 10002 Black Onyx Third World Front Stanley A. Leslie 22 East State Street Gloversville, NY 12078 Erica J. Levine pg. 126 Education N-9 10 Dorothy Drive Spring Valley, NY 10977 Intramural volleyball 2 3 Alan M. Levinsohn pg. 140 History 98 Browers Lane Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 Richard P. Ley pg. 117 Administrative Science 64 North Main Street Broadalbin. NY 12025 Joseph G. Licari 16 Riviera Court Great River, NY 11739 Robert Lider pg. 1 56 Sociology 442 South Main Street Northville, NY 12134 ACTEC. Social Volunteer Risa E. Lleberman 47 Joelson Court Albany, NY 12209 Robert F. Liggio pg. 117 Administrative Science Route 4 Canton. NY 13617 Michael A. Lilla RD 02, Riverview Road Rexford, NY 12148 Kim E. Linderman pg. 151 Nursing 12 Beach Road Marcellus, NY 13108 Intramurals — sottball 3 4, broomball 3 4 Gary S. Littell 67-49F 192 Street Flushing, NY 11365 Brian R. Litis Woodard Street Granville. NY 12832 Rhoda F. Litvin pg. 143 Food Nutrition 24 Ocean Avenue Bay Shore. NY 11706 251 Dawn L. Liver more pg. 1 20 Art 176 Rhode Island Avenue Massapequa. NY 11758 Marion ft. Lloyd R0 2 Middleburgh. NY 12122 Sheila A. Lloyd pg. 148 Medical Technology 100 Main Street Whitesboro. NY 13492 RA. Broomball volleyball intra- murals Phyllis M. Lobdell Route 1 Burke. NY 12917 James G. LoeHler 58 Ocean Avenue Massapequa Park. NY 1 1 762 Lynne Loga pg. 131 Elementary Education 129 Green Acres Drive Liverpool. NY 13088 Softball intramurals Robert J. Longood 4 Maples Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Susan A. Lopes pg. 1 53 Political Science 28 Rogers Lane Remsenburg, NY 11960 Peter C. Lorenzen 640 Franklin Street Westbury, NY 11590 Kathleen M. Lott pg 136 Secondary Education Math 56 Grant Street Farmingdale. NY Lynne Lounsbury pg. 159 Speech Hearing Education East Durham. NY 12423 Aeta Zeta William R. Lovejoy 114 South Road Brooktondale. NY 14817 Joanne V. Lucey pg 151 Nursing 36 Park Circle Drive Fairport. NY 14450 Phi Beta Epsilon. field hockey James 0. Luckett 5 Littlebrook Drive Pittsford, NY 14534 Debra E. Lundholm pg. 1 3 1 Elementary Education WestWinfield. NY 13491 Thomas S. Lupoli 58 Couch Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Douglas S. Lux pg. 147 Spanish 259-20 149th Avenue Rosedale. NY 11422 Various intramurals Marlta Lynch pg- 151 Nursing 14 Hawthorne Avenue Delmar. NY 12054 Michael W. Lynch pg .124 Chemistry 10 Heather Lane Ballston Lake. NY 12019 Intramurals David J. Lyons pg. 122 Biology 6 Main Street Tupper Lake. NY 12986 Intramurals — Softball 1. 2, 3: basketball 1. 2, 3; football 1. 2. 3 Jean Macbeth pg. 151 Nursing 17 Addoms Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Alpha Delta Theta Sorority Raymond J. MacCaull 415 Utica Street Fulton. NY 13069 Paul J. Macey 10 George Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Joan M. Mackey 3 East Finch Street Broadalbin, NY 12025 Kathie A. Madonna pg 143 Food Nutrition 50 Byrne Avenue Glens Falls. NY 12801 Phi Upsilon Omicron. Softball intramurals 1. 3; RA Carlene A. Mattel pg . 1 5 1 Nursing 115-71 Lefferts Boulevard S. Ozone Park. NY 1 1420 Phi Beta Epsilon, RA William D. Maguire pg 136 Sec. Ed. English Star Route Maine. NY 12953 Sigma Tau Sigma fraternity Michaela A. Mahar pg. 140 History 36 Jefferson Avenue Beacon. NY 12508 Suzanne M. Maloney pg .117 Administrative Science Box 24 AlderCreek, NY 13301 Michael J. Mangl pg 122 Biology 395 Salt Point Road Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 Intramurals 1. 2. 3,4 Chris Mangieri pg 117 Administrative Science 125 Michel Avenue Farmingdale. NY 11735 Intramurals Robert E. Manlgold, Jr. Administrative Sci. pg 117 Route 2. Box 229B Champlain. NY 12919 Sheila L. Mankes 670 Duanesburg Road Schenectady. NY 12306 Michael L. Manning pg. 1 1 7 Administrative Science RD jfl. Marshall Drive Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Candace L. Manuel Language French 6200 Qumtard Road Jamesville. NY 13078 Jacqueline Marazio pg. 131 Elementary Education 1 West Linwood Street Valhalla. NY 10595 Volleyball 1. broomball 2 Joseph L. Marcil Jr. Language RD 1 , Box 142, Ashley Rd. Pittsburgh, NY 12901 Gregory V. Marguln pg . 1 54 Psychology 15 West Glenwood Drive Latham. NY 12110 Paul L. Marinello pg. 1 1 7 Administrative Science 98 Deerfield Drive Canandaigua, NY 14424 Swim team manager 73-74. in- tramural Softball 1974, P.I.R.G. Richard A. Marks 69A Brinkerhoff Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Roberta L. Marowitz pg. 1 3 1 Elementary Education 5 Collins Place Albany. NY 12208 RA. VP of Student Educ. As- sociation Terrence W. Marshall pg. 125 Box 131 Swanton. Vermont 05488 Economics Cardinal Points: Ad Layout Man- ager 3, Free-Lance Writer 3, Managing Editor 4, Cardinal Yearbook Editor 4. Economists Exchange Club Secretary 4 Eric B.Martin pg. 117 Administrative Science 10 Bobrick Road Poughkeepsie. NY 12601 Gregory R. Martin 17 Wells Street, Apt. B Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Mary Ann F. Martin pg .131 Elementary Education 112Duane Street Maine. NY 12953 Phi Kappa Chi Sandra 0. Martin pg. 1 36 Secondary Education RDffl.Box 76 Red Hook. NY 12571 Dorm Council Vice-President 3, Dorm Council President 4. G.B.S. Member of Good Stand- ing, NSF NY Student Educ. Assoc.. Intramural soccer, broomball, Softball Virginia R. Martino 1 1 Prospect Street Ballston Spa, NY 12020 Benny Masaitis 343 Division Street Amsterdam, NY 12010 Robert P. Mathews 2 Aspen Lane. RD 2 Elnora. NY 12065 William P. Mathews pg. 1 57 Sociology 2 Aspen Lane Elnora. NY 12065 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; indoor track 1, 2: outdoor track 1. 2 Robert P. Mathis 110 Summit Street Boonville. NY 13309 Edward R. Matthews pg. 159 Theatre Arts 304 Marcellus Road Mineoi. NY 11501 Intramural football and Softball. NTA member Michael M. Maurer Box 124 Sandy Creek, NY 13145 James J. May 43 St. Clair Street Ticonderoga, NY 12883 John P. Mayette 66 Lafayette Street Pittsburgh, NY 12901 William C. Mayo Highbridge Road Manlius, NY 13104 Catherine Mazella 206 New York Avenue Smithtown, NY 11787 Cynthia R. McBarnette pg 1 3 1 Elementary Education 52 Glen Lane Kings Park. NY 11754 Softball, basketball Kevin F. McCarthy 6 Summit Street Fort Edward, NY 12828 Wayne S. McClintock 1371 Broadway Rensselaer. NY 12144 Vice-God MacDonough Hall Franklin J. McCoy, Jr. 22 West Street Lake George. NY 12845 Kathleen J. McDonald pg. 1 20 Behavioral Science 124 Belle Avenue Syracuse, NY 13205 Volleyball, broomball, Softball intramurals 3 Margaret A. McDowell pg. 1 36 Sec Ed. American Studies 44 Main Street Madrid, NY 13660 Marian M. McGarvey pg. 131 Elementary Education 12 Howard Avenue Maine. NY 12953 Dorian J. McGee 54 North Mam Street Peru. NY 12972 Penny A. McGivney RD 1. Box 480 Pittsburgh. NY 12901 William J. McGuinn pg 136 Secondary Education 28 Wall Avenue Valhalla. NY 10595 Christine McKane pg. 126 Education N-9 RR 1 Moira. NY 12957 Robert T. McKeever 47 Lakeside Road Mahopac. NY 10541 Ellen P. McKiernan pg . 1 3 1 Elementary Education 13 Tuomey Drive Poughkeepsie. NY 12603 John McKinley 29 South Catherine Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Joseph E. McKnight 4500 School Street Porter Corners, NY 12859 Colleen A. McMeel pg. 157 Sociology 449-6th Avenue Troy. NY 12182 Maureen McMurray pg. 145 Home Economics Education 115 William Street Youngstown. NY 14174 Donald P. McMurtry 1 1 Oakdale Drive Peru. NY 12972 Jane P. McPartland pg .122 Biology 55 East Road Blauvelt, NY 10913 Sandra J. McQuinn Pg. 157 Sociology 184 West Main Street Maine. NY 12953 RA. softball. basketball. broomball intramurals. karate club John H. McShane pg .122 Biology Environmental Sci. 17 Ramapo Road Ossining. NY 10562 Sigma Tau Sigma. UNLESS. Senator-at Large; football, soft- ball, and squash intramurals. Big Buddy program. PIRG Michael W. Mead 613 Zimmer Avenue Endicott. NY 13760 Virginia Mead pg .117 Administrative Science 67 Kass Road White Plains. NY 10605 Alpha Kappa Phi, Intramural softball and basketball Christa Meier Child Family Service 2404 Maple Avenue Peekskill, NY 10566 CFS Organization, intramural softball volleyball James H. Meigel pg .136 Secondary Education Chem. Mountain View Avenue Rosendale. NY 12472 Delta Kappa Delta, softball football intramurals 1. 2, 3 Golda L. Mellon Route |1 Clayton, NY 13624 Kathleen I. Melly 90 Hastings Avenue Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Joanne P. Meneely Pg. 131 Education N-9, math 2567 Ardmore Place Bellmore. NY 11710 Intercollegiate basketball, vol- leyball Si softball intramurals, band Robin R. Meringola Communication Theatre Art 15 John Daves Lane Huntington. NY 11710 Anthony Messineo pg. 136 Secondary Education 6 Grand Street Amsterdam. NY 12010 Cardinal Points Janice Metzler pg. 145 Home Economics Education 235 Belcoda Drive Rochester. NY 14617 Jeffrey H. Meyers 36 Seneca Drive Pittsburgh. NY 12901 DeniseC. Mickalson RDM, River Road Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Peter H. Migirditch 8 Phillips Road Rensselaer, NY 12144 JeanE. Mika pg. 151 Nursing RD 5. Leahy Lane Ballston Spa, NY 12020 TYE; volleyball, broomball, softball intramurals; kickline Verna L. Mlllen Marine Village Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Ann Miller pg. 159 Speech Pathology Audio. 1 7 Fairview Avenue Nassau. NY 12123 Deborah 0. Miller 16 Leonard Avenue Pittsburgh, NY 12901 Gregory A. Miller East Main Street West Winfield, NY 13491 Ira K. Miller 83 Executive Drive New Hyde Park, NY 1 1040 Roy M. Miller 217 Margaret Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 Mary A. Mills pg. 155 Psychology 97 North Drive Eggertsville, NY 14226 TYE: volleyball broomball in- tramurals Janice A. Milton pg. 159 Speech . Hearing 324 West Woodruff Street Watertown. NY 13601 Eta Zeta 252 Louis V. Minghinelli pg. 138 Environmental Science 114 Laurel Drive New Hyde Park. NY 1 1040 Annette W. Mitchell Spruce Hill Keene. NY 12942 Anita M. Mleczkowski 55 Church Street Little Falls. NY 13365 Kathleen A. Mocko pg. 145 Home Economics Education RDl.Bidleman Road Little Falls, NY 13365 Chaplain of Phi Upsilon Omi- cron, Yearbook. TYE Alfred J. Modugno pg. 137 English 42 Amherst Drive North Massapequa. NY 1 1 758 Intramural basketball soft- ball 1.2. 3.4 Adem Mohammed Box 134 Jimma, Ethiopia Frederick W. Mohrien III RP 1 Unadilla, NY 13849 Michael P. Molsan pg. 124 Chemistry 97 Convent Road Syosset. NY 11791 James L. Monroe pg .147 Language French 213 North Broad Street Schuylerville. NY 12871 Intramurals EmilJ.Montero RD 2 Cobleskill. NY 12043 Nancy P. Monthie 1 Hughes Court Glens Falls. NY 12801 Nancy J. Montroy pg. 1 57 Sociology 624 Jefferson Avenue Ogdensburg. NY 13669 Cynthia A. Moore pg. 136 Secondary Education Math 412 Second Avenue Olean.NY 14760 Intramural volleyball softball DaleC. Moose 168Sharron Avenue Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Jean M. Morabito 274 Travis Avenue Elmont. NY 11003 Wayne D. Moritz Pg. 136 Secondary Education RD01, Highway 217 Hudson, NY 12534 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Jean M. Morje pg. 148 Music RD |2 Nassau. NY 12123 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Anthony W. Morra 17 Riviera Drive Latham, NY 12110 Deborah L. Morris pg. 131 Elementary Education 35 Lehigh Court Rochville Centre. NY 11570 TYE Mary K. Morris Columbia Avenue Philmont, NY 12565 Judith A. Mortellaro 104 West Elmview Lackawanna. NY 14218 Marybeth U. Moscinski pg. 136 Health Education Sec. Ed. 3131 Old State Road Schenectady. NY 12303 Health Educator ' s Assoc. Dewey A. Mosher 11325 North Main Street Carthage. NY 13619 Clinton J. Mossman pg. 117 Administrative Science Ames Street. Box II Philmont, NY 12565 Dennis J. Mott 1 1 Mohawk Avenue Alplaus. NY 12008 Paul G. Moyer Box 272 North Creek, NY 12853 Michael P. Mulvey pg. 122 Biology 39 Roderick Road West Islip, NY 11795 UNLESS Jeremiah J. Mulvihill 800 Ohio Avenue Plattsburgh AFB. NY 12903 Shabbir H. Munshi Munshimension Firdos Colony Karachi 18 Pakistan Edward L. Murphy 1826 Seventh Avenue Watervhet, NY 12189 Judith A. Murphy Pg. 1 3 1 Elementary Education 143 North Liberty Drive Stony Point. NY 10980 Intramural Softball broomball 3: TYE 1.2 Mary M. Murphy pg. 151 Nursing 421 Parsons Drive Syracuse. NY 13219 Edgar W. Murray pg. 155 Psychology Route 2 Norfolk, NY 13667 Judith M. Murray pg. 132 Elementary Education RFDfl.Box 125A Chazy, NY 12921 Michael W.Murray 53 Couch Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Patricia Murray 1049 Hegeman Street Schenectady, NY 12306 Donna E. Muscarella 94 Babylon Avenue West Ishp, NY 11795 Constance Y. Muse 19 Grant Avenue Glens Falls, NY 12801 Joseph F. Musso 77 Harris Avenue Hewlett, NY 11557 Mary D. Nagin Art 1757 North Drive East Meadow, NY 11554 PhilsophyClub Cheryl Nalbore pg. 159 Speech Rt. 6. Box 309 Jamestown. NY 14701 John L. Navarro 462 High St. Lockport, NY 14094 Diana M. Nazarian pg. 151 Nursing 97 Edwards Rd. Wynantskill, NY 12198 Nursing Secy., RA Gerald B. Nearier Pg. 1 1 7 Adm. Science 69 Christine La. Tappan. NY 10983 Cardinal Points Donald J. Neilson pg. 153 Political Science 32 0ldSparrowbush Rd. Latham, NY 12110 Soccer David J. Nels pg. 122 Biology Main St. Mineville. NY 12956 Intramurals Jane D. Nelson Groveland Ave. E.Qudgue. NY 11942 Susan A. Nelson pg. 146 Home Ec. Education Falconer Kimballstnd Falconer, NY 14733 Ruth E. Neufeld Pollack Rd. Mt. Vw. Apt. Latham, NY 12110 Robert A. Newman Pg. 122 Biology 75 East End Ave. New York. NY 10028 Pre Med Club, president James Newton 27 Asprion Rd. Glenmont. NY 12077 Mary Suk Ng pg. 148 Medical Technology 51 16 Junction Blvd. Elmhurst. NY 11373 Laura R. Nichols RD 1 Fort Edward, NY 12828 Patricia A. Nichols pg. 151 Nursing 484 Manor Lane Pelham, NY 10903 Broomball, Softball Thomas Nicol pg. 147 Marketing Economics 2755 Walker Drive Yorktown Heights. NY James E. Niles 18 Prospect St. Warrensburg. NY 12885 Cynthia M. Nolan pg. 143 Food Nutrition 14 Concord Ave. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Intramurals Francis J. Nolan 7 Countryview Dr. Latham. NY 12110 John M. Nolan 39Coolidge Ave. Glens Falls. NY Margaret M. Noone pg. 151 Nursing 9 Nassau St. Floral Park. NY 11001 Phi Beta Epsilon Glenda L. Norton 9 Sierra Rd. Rochester, NY 14624 Renate E. Norton 823 Gallup Rd. Spencerport, NY 14559 MaryG. Novitsky pg. 137 English 42-1 7 Glean St. Elmhurst, NY 11373 Jean E. Nye Upper Jay, NY 12987 William C. Obermayer pg. 125 Economics 3732 Westbrook Dr. Seaford. NY 11783 WKGO Carol J. O ' Brien pg. 143 Food and Nutrition 300Walberta Rd. Syracuse. NY 13219 Dorm Council Kevin J. O ' Brien 4037 River Rd. Niskayuna, NY 12309 Maureen S. O ' Connell 1007 N.George St. Rome. NY 13440 Edward R. O ' Connor 56 Woodlee La. Grand Island. NY 14072 JohnO ' Donnell pg. 125 Economics 682 Oriole Ave. W. Hempstead, NY 11552 Cardinal Points John E. O ' Hanlon 162 Cornelia St. Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Charles E. O ' Hara South Schroon Rd. South Schroon, NY 12877 Debra A. Olmstead 102 Miller St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Majorie A. Olsen 16 Shepard Ave. Saranac Lake, NY 12983 Sheila O ' Neil pg. 141 Child family service 873 Dean Dr. Baldwin. NY 11510 Thomas O ' Neil 41 Grand St. New City. NY 10956 Paul G. Oravsky 117 Dove St. Albany. NY 12210 Robert C. Orlowsky pg. 122 Biology 1 Conlumbia Dr. Hurleville. NY 12747 Swimming Laura L. Ortmann pg. 141 24 Woodland Rd. Miller Place. NY 11764 Intramurals. Dorm Council Mark D. Osborne 12 Brooks PI. Baldwinsville. NY 13027 Kenneth R. Ossman 40 Montcalm Ave. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Mary L. Osterhaus pg. 1 32 Elementary Education 53 Woodcrest Dr. Scotia. NY 12302 William M. O Sullivan 169 S.Pine Ave. Albany. NY 12208 Timothy R. Owens pg. 1 22 Biology 12 Lori Lane Latham. NY 12110 Soccer, Swimming Marie A. Palmeri 106 Blackford Ave. Staten Island, NY 10302 Rose M. Panaris! pg. 155 Psychology 21 Delevan St. Auburn, NY 13021 William J. Paparella 2077 Rensselaer Ave. Schenectady. NY 12303 Anita L. Paplln 21 Macdonnough St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Robert J. Parillo 239 Florida Ave. Amsterdam, NY 12010 Gertrude A. Parker 22 Cheshire Ave. Syosset, NY 11791 Karen E. Parker Chase Rd. Wallkill. NY 12589 Steffen C. Parker RD 1, Box 279 West Chazy, NY 12992 Thomas J. Morrison pg. 148 Alice Narrow pg. 146 M SIC Home Ec. Education 297 Wellington Road 11 Wilson St Webster, NY 14580 Malone. NY 12953 Susan L Parks 12 Switzerland Rd. Hicksville. NY 11801 Anthony J. Parrlllo 1412 79th St. Brooklyn. NY 11228 Clark 0. Parry pg. 132 Elementary Education 35 Liberty St. Liberty. NY 12754 Tennis Margaret Myers Parry Elementary Education Fairway Avenue Liberty. NY 12745 Linda J. Partelow 8 Cortland Dr Loudonville. NY 12211 Robert G. Patch Pg- 122 Biology 4Sickletown Rd. Orangeburg. NY Kathleen D. Patrick pg. 159 Speech 1107 Utica St. Fulton, NY 13069 JoanS. Pattee pg 117 Adm. Science 6 Lower Newton St. St. Albans. Vt. 05478 Resident Assistant Randy A. Payne Adm. Science Star Route Canton. NY 13617 Susan R. Pease pg. 146 126Gipp Rd. Westmere. NY 12033 Intramurals. Dorm Council Cathie E. Peck 3763 Bard Rd. Cassadaga. NY 14718 Phyllis S. Peck pg. 143 Food Nutrition 345 N. Mickigan Ave. N. Massapequa, NY Intramurals, Dorm Council Virginia A. Peel 6432 Anderegg Dr. Rome. NY 13440 David R. Peggs pg . 1 1 7 Adm.Sci. 20 Craig Dr. Canton. NY 13617 Hockey Peter J. Pekins Star Route Salem. NY 12865 John J. Pellegrini 39 Hobart St. Eastlshp. NY 11730 Ann Pellegrino 32 Spruce St. Massena.NY 13662 JoetteC. Pelliccla 118 St. Marks Ave. Freeport. NY 11520 Vincent P. Pelliccia 6 Florence Ave. Rye. NY 10580 Mark E. Peluso 309 Pratt St. Fulton, NY 13069 George A. Pena 59 McLean St. BallstonSpa, NY 12020 Daisy L. Perez 6220D Maryland Rd. Pittsburgh. AFB. NY Regina F. Perkowski pg 1 22 Biology 21 Ridge St. Hastings on Hudson, NY Mark Perimutter pg. 1 18 Adm. Science 3411 2nd Ave. Oceanside, NY 11572 TYE. Intramurals June Pernice 19 S.Catherine St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Laura L. Persans pg. 1 19 Anthropology 165 Circle Rd. Syosset, NY 11791 George J. Peterson 58 Landview Dr. Dix Hills, NY 11746 John H. Peterson 64 Wiltshire Dr. Commack. NY 11725 John F. Peterson III 67 Staple St. Glens Falls. NY 12801 Jerry A. Petro P.O. Box 956 Saranac Lake. NY 12983 William J. Peterson III Adm. Science 8 S. Van Dyke Ave. Suffern, NY 10901 Julia A. Philbrook pg. 153 Political Science 475 Main St. Fultonville. NY 12072 Janice M.Phillips pg. 132 Elementary Education 9 Evans Ct. Huntington Station. NY Education Club Lynne M. Picciano 164 Riverside Dr. Binghamton, NY 13905 David 0. Piel 15 Pierrepont White Potsdam. NY 13676 Kimberley A. Pierce 186 Hillside Terr. Endwell, NY 13760 Theodora J. Pieko pg. 132 Elementary Education Box 550, Rd. 1 Broadalbin. NY 12025 Toni A. Piroli 38 Wilna Ave. Deferiet. NY 13628 Jean G. Plourde 7115D Iowa Cr. Plattsburgh AFB. NY Gerald H. Pollak pg. 139 Geography 46-14 216 St. Bayside, NY 11361 G.B. Society Treasurer, WPLT, Concert Committee Cardinal Points, W.W. V.P.. Intramurals. Basketball. Broomball. Softball, Football Wendy A. Poliak 82 Oakland Ave. Gloversville, NY 12078 Janice L. Posa pg .132 Elementary Education 45 Laurel St. Northport, NY 11768 Intramurals Eugene L. Potente 143 Urban St. Mount Vernon. NY 10550 LiseR. Poulin Box 155 North Creek, NY 12853 Susan A. Powell pg. 132 Elementary Education Lake View Inn GalwayLake, NY 12074 Intramurals Ruth D.Pratt pg. 132 RD 2 AverillPk.. NY 12018 Raymond T. Price pg. 136 Secondary Education RD 3 Valley La. Peekskill. NY 10566 Delta Kappa Delta Sharyl L. Price Old Cahoonzie Rd. Sparrow Bush. NY 12780 Peter Prusko pg. 155 Psychology 2149 Curry Rd. Schenectady. NY 12303 Ricardo F. Puemape 69 Margaret St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 JayH.Purvin pg .123 Biology 227 Mercury St. East Meadow, NY 11554 R.A..S. A. Senator Thomas J. Pustizzi pg. 1 25 Communications 18 Cynthia La, East Islip, NY 11730 Delta Kappa Delta Victor J. Putman Dr. HagarMt.Rt. 16 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Leonard Putney pg. 1 18 Adm. Science St. Law Ave. Waddington. NY 13694 Mary M. Quintan pg. 132 Elementary Education 5 Larch Ave. Troy. NY 12180 Douglas H. Quinn pg. 1 38 Environmental Science 24JudsonSt. Canton. NY 13617 Intramurals Steven B. Raaberg 3 Eton Path Hauppauge. NY 11787 Roche-He G. Racine 3 Edgewater Dr. Rouses Point. NY 12979 Charles F. Ragucci pg. 140 History 91 Stroud Ave. Staten Island, NY Delta Kappa Delta John R. Ralbovsky pg 1 54 Political Science 18 Jackson St. Amsterdam, NY 12010 S.A. Senator, Intramurals Linda K. Ramaccia pg. 143 Food Nutrition 1 Wind PI. Whitesboro. NY 13492 Phi Theta Kappa Christine H. Ramby 6248B Maryland Rd. Plattsburgh AFB, NY Dalila Ramos 159-05 Goethals Ave. Jamaica. NY 11432 Janet M. Ranke pg. 1 43 Food Nutrition 49 Graywood Dr. Orangeburg. NY 10962 Phi UpsilonOmicron James Rapasadl Jr. pg. 154 Political Science 1 15 E. Chapel Canastota. NY 13032 Intramurals Pamela J. Raup Box 69 Chatham. NY 12037 Frederick J. Raymond Jr. 42 Maracy Ln. Newcomb. NY 12852 Patricia A. Reale pg. 136 Secondary Education 230 Hutchinson Blvd. Mt. Vernon. NY 11717 Big Buddy, Orientation Steven J. Reda pg. 124 Chemistry 352 Whipple St. Brentwood, NY 11717 Klmberly A. Reed Rtel Heuvelton, NY 13654 Michele A. Reed 14 Madison St. West Carthage, NY James P. Reese pg .132 Elementary Education Holmes Rd. Pt. Leyden, NY 13433 Therese A. Regin pg. 151 Nursing 302 Emerson Ave. Syracuse, NY 13204 Phi Beta Epsilon David A. Reid 20 Elm St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Douglas Reid Jr. pg. 157 Sociology 105 Olympia Ave. Fayetteville. NY 13066 Linda D. Reid pg 151 Nursing 325 Columbia St. Hudson. NY 12534 Phi Kappa Chi Patricia M. Reid 20 Elm St. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Gail R. Renadette 24 1-2 Cedar St. Saranac Lake. NY 12983 Rodney L. Renadette RFD 1, Box 76 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Jeffrey N. Rennell Box 45 Port Kent. NY 12975 Donna M. Renzl pg. 143 Food Nutrition 802 Davis Terr. Schenectady. NY 12303 Phi Upsilon Omicron William F. Resse 10 Mountain View Rd. Glens Fall. NY 12801 Bethanne G. Reynolds Elementary Education 123 Cook St. Dannemora. NY 12929 Donna Ribner Star Rte. Elizabethtown. NY 12932 Michael B. Rlchman pg. 139 Geography 2 Glen Hill Ct. Dix Hills, NY 11746 Theta Kappa Beta John S. Rldgely pg .139 Geography 960 Clover St, Rochester, NY 14610 Peter T. Rlef 507 Walnut St. Lindenhurst, NY 11757 Mary B. Riley pg. 157 Sociology 67 Benedict St. Castleton. NY 12033 Judith A. Rinella 871 Warner Rd. Schenectady. NY 12309 Glenn M. Rispaud 40 Canoe PI Rd. Hampton Bay, NY 11946 Kathleen Rivers pg. 125 Computer Science 3 Elm St. Red Hook, NY 12571 R.A., Orientation leader Sharon B. Rivilin pg. 136 Secondary Education 1567 Kingston Ave. Schenectady. NY 12309 Intramurals Douglas K. Robert Webster St. Rd. Malone. NY 12309 David D. Roberts 18 Lincoln St. Granville. NY 12832 254 Stephen J. Roberts pg. 1 40 History Springfield Rd. Wilmington, NY 12997 Intramurals John P. Roche pg. 155 Psychology 14 Division St. Cohoes, NY 12047 Intramurals KarenJ.Rockhlll Main St. St. Regis Falls, NY RhMJ.Rockhlll Main St. St. Regis Falls, NY Nell J. Rodden pg, l lg Adm. Science 596 Center Briarwood West Islip, NY 11795 Joieph P. Romanowski 1 Helen St. Pittsburgh, NY 12901 Donna L. Ronan pg. 132 Elementary Education Luther Rd. East Greenbush, NY Theta Alpha Lambda David A. Rootes Sociology 93 High St. Green Island, NY 12183 pg. 157 Jam e E. Rootat pg 1 39 Geography 93 High St. Green Island, NY 12183 Steven A. Ropltzky Durham Rd. Stillwater, NY 12170 Patricia R. Roaan 30 Favorite Ln. Jericho, NY 11753 John J. Roskot Jr. 868A Nevada Ovl. Pittsburgh AFB, NY 12903 Charles W. Roia PSC Box 1161 Pittsburgh AFB, NY 12903 Jerry M. Roit Box 301 Gabriels, NY 12939 Karen A. Rossettl pg. 143 Food Nutrition Station Rd. Southampton, NY 11968 Phi Upsilon Omicron JoanM. Houae pg 143 Food Nutrition 122 Sheraton Rd. Syracuse, NY 13219 Phi Kappa Chi William W.Roylance, Jr. 38 Mariette Place Albany. NY 12209 JohnW.Rozelle pg. 139 Geology Box 75, Star Route 12 Owego, NY 13827 Wendy B. Rumph pg .132 Elementary Education 31 Tompkins Street East Northport, NY 11731 Pres. ot Student Ed. Assoc.. Intramural volleyball 1, 2 and broomball 2, 3 Bonnie- Jo Ruscetta pg, 146 Home Economics Education 22 Dan-Del Drive Latham, NY 12110 RA, JV Varsity Cheerleading Jamei 0. Rushla, Jr. 4 Grove Street AuSable Forks, NY 12912 Kathleen E. Ryan pg .132 Elementary Education 8 Grace Lane Huntington, NY 11743 Debra A. Sack 1924 Townsend Road Schenectady. NY 12309 Pamela J. Sahl Pg. 132 Elementary Education 23 River Street South Glens Falls, NY 12801 Stephen Salanger 201 Mason Drive Syracuse, NY 13219 Gerald J. Saltalamachia 28 Taft Avenue Newburgh. NY 12550 Lupo Salvatore pg. 1 59 Theatre Arts 63C Oak Street Pittsburgh. NY 12901 NTA Lorl R. Sanders pg. 120 Art 4 Ridge Court Hicksville, NY 11801 Kevin G. Santabarbara pg. 155 Psychology 198 Shepstow Road Schenectady. NY 12303 Donna M. Santangelo 39 Dongan Hill Avenue Staten Island, NY 10306 John F. Santasler pg. 147 Math Computer Science 59 Jerome Drive Farmingdale. NY 11735 Psi Epsilon Chi, indoor out- door track 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Frank J. Santlsarlo, Jr. pg 1 1 8 Administrative Sci. 297 Sickles Avenue New Rochelle. NY 10801 Intramural volleyball 1. 3; RA Michael Santorelli 1301 Palma Avenue Schenectady, NY 12306 Frances M. Saplo 51 Hedgerow Lane Jericho. NY 11753 Terry Satterley pg. 133 Elementary Education Box 29A, Route  2 Winthrop, NY 13697 Delta Kappa Delta. Hockey 2, 3, 4 Fred W. Sauer RDjK Hugenot Road Carmel, NY 10512 Dawn K. Saurman pg. 151 Nursing 220 West Drive North Massapequa. NY 11758 Lawrence M. Scacclaferro Chemistry po. 124 RD l.Box24 Kingston. NY 12401 Manager ot swim team 2 Nancy M. Scanlan pg. 155 Psychology Box 257, Cairo Jet. Road Catskill, NY 12414 Susan J. Schelble pg. 1 53 Sociology 622 East John Street Little Falls. NY 13365 Karen L. Schelder pg. 151 Nursing 811 Tulip Street Liverpool. NY 13088 Intramural basketball 1, 2 Steven B. Schelrer 926 Westbury Road Westbury. NY 11590 Frances Scheller RDIfl.Montys Bay WestChazy. NY 12992 Crystal Schenck pg. 146 Home Economics Education RD f 1 Tully. NY 13159 Intramural Softball volleyball Elvira A. Schlano pg. 123 Biology Microbio. cone. 1408 North Salina Street Syracuse, NY 13208 Yearbook; WRA 3, 4; Intercol- legiate field hockey 3. 4; intra- mural broomball 2, 3, 4, volley- ball 3. 4, softball 2, 3, 4, basket- ball 3. 4 Steve J. Schiappa Echo Lake Road Warrensburg. NY 12885 Janat Schlllro pg. 118 Administrative Science 26-07 160th Street Flushing, NY 11358 Sandra C.SchlllacI 21 Upton Road Albany. NY 12208 John W. Schilling pg. 157 Sociology 86 Park Avenue West Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Yearbook. TYE, PIRG Christopher F. Schllne 91 Shufeldt Street Kingston. NY 12401 Doreen R. Schneckenburger Elemen. Educ. pg 133 Box 30, Port Salubrious Chaumont, NY 13622 Alpha Kappa Phi 2. 3. 4; Student Ed. Assoc., softball Linda M. Schoelles Nursing 222 South Forest Williamsville. NY 14221 Pg- 151 Janet M. Schoff pg. 146 Home Economics Education Woodgate Drive Boonville, NY 13309 Allen B. Scholl 174 Grand Boulevard Massapequa Park, NY 1 1 762 Charles L. Schoonmaker 422 Main Street Northport, NY 11768 Thomas J. Schultz 158 Elmer Avenue Schenectady, NY 12308 Francis K. Schwartz pg. 1 18 Administration Science 11 Wilson Street Staten Island. NY 10304 MaryEllan Schwartz pg. 133 Elementary Education 20 Frances Drive Montrose. NY 10548 Dance Club Barbara J. Schwendler 15WhistlerhillLane Huntington. NY 11743 William P. Sclaldo 307 Grace Avenue Herkimer, NY 13350 Joanne Scott pg. 133 Elementary Education 234 Cook Street Dannemora, NY 12929 Intramurals 1 Joseph Scuiletti III pg. 155 Psychology 16 Clark Street Hartsdale, NY 10530 Margaret H. Seaman 54 Briggs Avenue Fairport. NY 14450 Patricia A. Seeley pg 1 52 Nursing 216 Avery Avenue Syracuse. NY 13204 Galen B. Seerup Box 2504 Silver Bay. NY 12874 Cindy J. Seltzer pg .144 Food Nutrition 102 Peterson Street Brentwood, NY 11717 Phi Upsilon Omicron. Kickline 1.2 Joseph B. Serio Pg. 1 18 Administrative Science 2617 Neptune Avenue Seaford, NY 11783 Delta Kappa Delta Barbara A. Serotta 406 Bedford Road Schenectady. NY 12308 Carolyn Severlno pg. 133 Elementary Education 2123 Fiero Avenue Schenectady, NY 12303 1974 Winter Weekend Queen. Intramural broomball. softball. basketball. Theta Alpha Lambda Diana Seyler pg. 155 Psychology 6613 Ralph Court Niagara Falls, NY 14304 David G. Shanlay 52 Delmar Place Delmar, NY 12054 Mary P. Shean pg. 14 1 Child-Family Service 1055 Nicholas Avenue Schenectady. NY 12309 WRA board, intramural sports. CFS Club, Plattsburgh Home Ec, Assoc. Patricia M. Sjeedy 19 Yarmouth Street Melville. NY 11746 Nancy H. Shaffer pg. 1 52 Nursing Box 88A, RD 2 Valley Falls, NY 12185 Student Nurse ' s Assoc. Jay D. Shelgren P.O. Box 342 Averill Park, NY 12018 Jack S. Shapard 408 Sullivan Street Elmira. NY 14901 Linda A. Sheridan 36 Peppermill Lane Dix Hills. NY 11746 Robert G. Sheridan 22 South Eckar Street Irvington. NY 10533 Debra A. Short pg. 152 Nursing 26 Hungerford Road Albany. NY 12203 HeleneShoten pg. 136 Secondary Education Math 1768Chaladay Lane East Meadow. NY 11554 Kappa Delta Pi, Intramural sports. WKGO-WPLT Joanne G. Shovan 232 Main Street Cornwall, NY 12518 Donna L. Shutts pg. 146 Home Economics Education RD 1, Box 247 Craryville. NY 12521 Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Upsilon Om- icron, State rep. of P ' burgh Home Ec. Assoc., Judicial Board —Area C. Phi Beta Epsilon, TYE. Intra- murals, RA Francis Sim RD 1, Box 404 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Nancy E. Simon pg. 146 Home Economics Education 113 Addison Drive Dewitt. NY 13214 Alpha Kappa Phi Barbara L. Sims pg. 144 Food Nutrition 2 Preakness Lane New City, NY 10956 Intramurals, RA Linda L. Slngley pg. 136 Secondary Education Math 40 Main Mill Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Steven D. Skiff 51 Dugal Road Tupper Lake, NY 12986 Ronald Slaughter pg. 123 Biology 410 Greene Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11216 Black Onyx Third World Front. Intramural basketball Ronald K. Smart 127 North Main Champlain. NY 12919 Christian A. Smleszek pg. 144 Food Nutrition RFD 3, Tryon Circle Peekskill, NY 10566 Intramural football 1, 2, 3, soft- ball 1,2, 3 David A. Smith 83 !4 Monty Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Gary A. Smith pg. 154 Pol. Sci. Mass Media 1 Helen Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Pi Alpha Nu, WPLT, Cardinal Points, wrestling Katlean B. Smith pg. 152 Nursing 20 Phelps Lane North Babylon, NY XI 703 Student Nurse Assoc. VP. TYE, Kickline Kathleen Greene Smith Home Ec. Education 83 ' i Monty Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 PHEA Michael L. Smith 73 Champlain Street Rouses Point, NY 12979 Pamela F. Smith pg. 133 Elementary Education 44 West Drive New York Mills. NY 13417 Patricia L. Smith pg. 148 Medical Technology 466 Wolf Hill Road Dix Hills. NY 11746 Sandra A. Smith pg. 133 Elementary Education RDffl Salem. NY 12865 Phi Kappa Chi, Varsity Field Hockey, JV basketball cheering, 1974 Homecoming Queen Connie J. Signor Nursing 309 Ellery Street Brentwood, NY 11717 pg. 152 Teresa C. Smith Sociology 65 Judson Street Canton, NY 13617 Charles D. Snyder 191 Henderson Drive Penfield. NY 14526 Pg. 157 255 Mary A. Snyder pg. 146 Home Economics Educations 299 Maple Avenue Fulton, NY 13069 PHEA. AHEA. Intercollegiate lield hockey. RA John R. Sommers Box 80 Pine Brook Drive Morrisonville. NY 12962 Pamela Sopczyk pg. 123 Biology 521 Smith Street Bulfalo. NY 14210 Women ' s Center, intramurals Arlene M. Sorel 788 Fourth Avenue Troy. NY 12182 Andrew J. Soulla 4 Lynde Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Elaine Spadaro Pg. 148 Medical Technology 2532 Ramona Street East Meadow. NY 11554 Lorene M. Spagnuolo 5 Silver Lane Spring Valley, NY 10977 Teresa L. Spencer pg. 155 Psychology 63 Washington Street Gloversville. NY 12078 Intramural Softball, basketball Margaret M. Spera pg 1 57 Sociology Child-Family 423 Townlme Road Commack, NY 11725 Broombali, softball, volleyball, tennis, skiing, swimming Glenn 0. Spetta pg. 123 Biology 17 Night Heron Drive Stony Brook, NY 11790 Barbara J. Spoor pg. 157 Sociology Box 351 Claverack. NY 12513 Cheryl A. Spring pg .123 Chemistry 13 Woodrow Road Amsterdam, NY 12010 Stephen D. St. John pg . 1 18 Administrative Science 9 Pinoak Court Huntington Station, NY 11746 David J. Stamegna 204 Madison Street Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Douglas G. Stamm pg. 137 Secondary Education 41 Lorraine Street Brentwood. NY 11717 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Assoc. Justice. Court of Appeals 3 Robert G. Stanford Malta Mobile Acres BallstonSpa, NY 12020 Sheryl Stanley Pg. 118 Administrative Science Box 215 Peru, NY 12972 Pamela E. Staples pg. 141 Child Family Services 10 Village View Bluff Ballston Lake. NY 12019 CFS Organization. Intramural Softball volleyball William J. Stautner 4 Poplar Street Hudson Falls. NY 12839 Nancy A. St. Dennis pg. 133 Elementary Education 58 Park Avenue Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Nancy J. Steeley Route 32N, Box 601 New Paltz, NY 12561 Gretchen E. Steen pg 137 Secondary Educ. Spanish 1 62 Willowcrest Drive West Seneca. NY 14224 Gregory W. Steto pg. 138 Environmental Science Johnson Avenue Johnstown, NY 12095 Fredrick A. Stein Box 672 Monroe. NY 10950 Maria J. Stein RRfl.BoxKDll Kerhonkson, NY 12446 Eric N. Steinruck 39 Beechwood Drive Glen Head, NY 11545 Collen Stella pg. 140 History 90Talcott Street Owego. NY 13827 Veronika L. Sterkel pg. 123 Biology Microbio. cone. RFD 2, Box 116A Peru. NY 12972 Dolphins Jean E. Stevens pg. 144 Food Nutrition Mason Street Morrisonville. NY 12962 James R. Stevenson 58 Ogden Avenue White Plains, NY 10601 Marcia A. Stewart 19 First Street Malone. NY 12953 Paul A. Stifler 27 Ahl Avenue Albany, NY 12205 Ellen G. Stiles Algonquin Avenue Saranac Lake. NY 12983 Gerald G. Stone pg. 133 Education N-9. Science 86 Main Street Champlain, NY 12919 John R. Storey 109 Nob Hill Rochester, NY 14617 Pamela J. Story 16 Locust Lane Huntington. NY 11743 Loretta A. St. Pierre pg. 1 24 Chemistry Box 365 A. RFD 2 Plattsburgh. NY 12901 MarcStrauch 1 70 Second Avenue New York. NY 10003 Kathleen A. Sullivan 210 North Second Street Mechanicville, NY 12118 Nancy Summers pg. 144 Food Nutrition 1673 Francis Drive East Meadow. NY 11554 PaulSuskin pg. 138 Environmental Science 36 Florgate Road Farmingdale. NY 11735 Pi Alpha Nu. Cardinal Points 3. Intramural football 1. 2. softball 1. 2. 3, broombali 1, 2, Area C Judicial Board Chairman Marjorie S. Swartz 2321 Barcelona Road Schenectady, NY 12309 William J. Swartz Box 344. MR K8 Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Erica C. Swedberg 28 City Hall Place Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Thomas J. Sweeney Administrative Science 16 Warren Avenue Troy. NY 12180 Louis S. Swierzowski 7181 Mohawk Drive. RD 1 Fonda, NY 12068 Varsity Football 1, 2, intramural basketball softbal l 1, 2, 3, 4 Joan E.Tacy pg. 1 18 Administrative Science 9 Elbow Street Malone, NY 12953 Volleyball, broombali, softball C. Craig Tadlock pg .123 Biology Psychology 178 Marilynn Street East Islip. NY 11730 Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4; intramu- rals. US Navy— AVROC program. Psi Epsilon Chi. FSA Board of Directors 3. 4; BCIC— treas. 2, Pres. 3. 4; VP of SA Search Comm. JD Board Area C Kellleann Taggart 2728 Manhattan Drive Endwell. NY 13760 Peggy Talbot c o H. A. Stratton Mooers. NY 12958 Christina L. Tangredi Psychology pg. 155 95 Berwick Road Oelmar. NY 12054 Psi Chi Janet S. Taren pg. 1 19 Anthropology 6 Thistle Way Binghamton, NY 13901 Judy Tassone pg. 132 Elementary Education 213 Waverly Avenue Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Marilyn N. Taub RR §1, Box 123E Smyrna, NY 13464 Thomas H. Taube pg. 118 Administrative Science Box 892 Lake Placid. NY 12946 Hockey 2 Jane E. Tauscher 25 North Academy Street Wyoming, NY 14591 Margaret A. Taylor pg 142 Child-Family Service Box 207 Chazy, NY 12921 Alpha Kappa Phi Robert T. Taylor RFD 2. Box 287 Greenfield Center. NY 12833 Bruce T. Teague pg. 137 Secondary Education Math 62 First Street Glens Falls, NY 12801 Track. Cross-country JillTebben pg. 146 Home Economics Education 3142 Lone Pine Road Schenectady. NY 12303 Phi Upsilon Omicron Louis J. Testa Pg- 137 Secondary Education Math 217 Walnut Street Peekskill. NY 10566 Delta Kappa Delta, RA, Intra- murals. Student Senate Mary L. Testani pg. 146 Home Economics Education Box 147 Heuvelton, NY 13654 Garrett W. Thelander pg. 1 39 Geography 131 Kenwood Avenue Delmar. NY 12054 Intramural basketball, football, baseball, tennis Joelle R. Theun pg. 133 Elementary Education 5 Bertha Terrace Albany. NY 12211 Michael L. Thomas 620 Albany Avenue Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Jo Ann M. Thomson pg. 142 Child-Family Service 50 West Main Street Chateaugay. NY 12920 Rita A. Thomson pg 142 Child-Family Service 50 West Main Street Chateaugay. NY 12920 Phi Upsilon Omicron Eleanor J. Thornton 1017 Onondaga Road Schenectady. NY 12309 Diane F. Thuilot Pg. 142 Child-Family Service 6146 81st Street Middle Village, NY 11379 Pamela Tinklepaugh pg . 142 Child-Family Service Route 9 Livingston, NY 12541 CFS Club Thomas P. Tokos 201 Vandervere Schenectady, NY 12303 Nancy A. Tolosky pg. 138 General Studies 7 Hammond Street Dannemora. NY 12929 Secretary of CFS Assoc. Kenneth M. Tompkins pg. 154 Political Science Hy Vue Terrace, RFD Cold Spring, NY 10516 Mary E. Tompkins Pine Street Chestertown, NY 12817 Gina D. Tork pg. 133 Elementary Education 41 Meadow Drive Rome, NY 13440 Dance Club Kavid R. Torncello III 1608 12th Avenue Watervliet. NY 12189 GaryD.Toth pg .137 Secondary Ed. Earth Sci. 15 Pinewood Drive Elnora. NY 12065 VP of Ebenezer Emmons Soc. CychngClub Deborah L. Totten 203 Washington Street Fayetteville, NY 13066 Cynthia S. Towers 141 Brinkerhoff Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Susan M. Triolo pg. 1 33 Elementary Education 34 Washington Street Prattsville. NY 12468 Volleyball intramurals Mary E. Trombley pg. 1 39 Health Education 6343 High Street Constableville, NY 13325 Health Educators Assoc. Stephen M. Trombley 26 Remsen Street BallstonSpa, NY 12020 Jeffrey W. Trombly Duprey Road Chazy, NY 12921 Keith D.Trott pg. 147 Mathematics 6G Hansen Road Waltham. MA 02154 Indoor-Outdoor Track 4 W.Clark Trow pg. 157 Sociology 39 Moore Avenue Binghamton. NY 13903 Water polo 1 , Swim team 2 Jeanne A. Trudell 28 McComb Street Saranac Lake, NY 12983 Kevin E. Tuite 2 McGarr Lane New Scotland. NY 12127 a Fortunatos Tumusllme Elementary Education P.O. Box 30074 Kampala. Uganda Ellen T. Turkel pg 123 Biology 3 Stonegate Road Valhalla. NY 10595 TYE, Varsity tracks — Cross Country. Indoor. Outdoor all 1.2.3,4 Laurie A. Turnbull pg 146 Home Economics Education 5700 Bartell Road Brewerton, NY 13029 Alpha Delta Theta. PHEA William A. Turpin 18 Huyler Court Setauket. NY 11733 Lawrence B. Turski pg. 157 Sociology Criminal Just. 1355 Dewitt Street Schenectady. NY 12303 Theta Kappa Beta, JV basket- ball. Intramural football 2. 3. 4: basketball, softball 2, 3,4 Eugene M. Twardzik Elizabeth Street Tribes Hill, NY 12177 Jacquelin L. Uhler pg. 119 Anthropology Suburban Way Catskill. NY 12414 Eleanore Underwood pg. 148 (Boo) Medical Technology 8 South Hunter Avenue Auburn. NY 13021 Field hockey 1, 2. 3: broombali 2.3 Doug Usher pg. 133 Elementary Education 15 Horseshoe Drive Northport. NY 11768 RA, College Band, intramural football, basketball, softball, broombali Karen L. Vale pg. 123 Biology Box 82 Elizaville, NY 12523 Field hockey 1, 2, 3 Anne C. Valente 424 Union Avenue Peekskill, NY 10566 Kathryn A. Vandercar pg. 136 Education 2 Maxwell Road Newtonville. NY 12128 Susan B. Van Home pg. 142 Child-Family Service P.O. Box 144 Plessis. NY 13675 VP of CFS Club. Intramural 256 SuradeJ. Vannaprasert pg. 120 ' Art 57Sukumvit, Soi 2 Bangkok, Thailand Judith A. VanNorden pg 1 20 Behavioral Science 5 Butternut Street. Box 427 Champlain, NY Kevin P. VanSlyke 11 Third Street Gloversville, NY 12078 I Barry R. Van Zandt Pg. 118 Administrative Science 3 Cornell Avenue Albany. NY 12203 Intramural football, basketball. Softball 1. 2. 3, 4. Yearbook 4 William T. Varcasio 18 North Catherine Street Platlsburgh, NY 12901 Steven D. Varner Pg. 1 18 Administrative Science 1 10 Main Street Potsdam. NY 13676 Thela Kappa Beta, baseball 1. 2, ■ ' 3 Douglas C. Vath 754 Oriole Avenue West Hemstead. NY 11552 Karen A. Verch 42 Hemlock Drive Elnora. NY 12065 Barbara A. Vieth pg. 123 Biology Microbiology 86-20 86 Street Woodhaven, NY 11421 AnneM. Vik pg. 152 Nursing 138 Fourth Street St. James, NY 11780 Cynthia M. Vlncellette pg. 1 34 Elementary Education Water Street Fort Covington. NY 12937 Intramural volleyball 1 David H.VIrzl pg. 118 Administrative Science 94Rugar Street Pittsburgh, NY 12901 Dlanne Viserta pg. 155 Psychology Box 430 Sparrowbush. NY 12780 WPLT. PSI-CHI Honor Soc. Joyce E. Vloeberge pg. 146 Home Economics Education 42 VanBuren Street Albany, NY 12206 PHEA, Phi Upsilon Omicron RA, Intramural volleyball, broom- ball. Softball Robert L. Vondell 25 Howard Avenue Malone. NY 12953 Judy VanKaenel pg. 137 Secondary Education Math 72 Melrose Road Dix Hills. NY 11746 BrendaD. Wade pg. 146 Home Economics Education RD|3 Bainbridge. NY 13733 James W. Wade Middle Road Willsboro, NY 12996 Louise J. Wagner 34 Hillcrest Avenue Plattsburgh. NY 12901 EllseC.Wahlquiit pg. 144 Food Nutrition 7793Elmwood Drive South Glens Falls, NY 12801 Yearbook Diane S. Waldron 6 Kelly Avenue Albany, NY 12203 Marty J. Walker pg .123 Biology Box 87. Lake Shore Road Willsboro, NY 12996 Noreen M. Walker pg. 1 52 Nursing 24 Mowry Avenue Greenwich, NY 12834 Field hockey, volleyball, broom- ball, softball Elizabeth A. Wallace pg. 1 46 Home Economics Education Route I. Box 65 Heuvelton. NY 13654 PHEA. AMEA Laurie A. Wallace Pg. 152 Nursing 1329 Colvin Avenue Buffalo. NY 14223 Intramural volleyball Sandra Wallace 7 First Street Port Henry. NY 12974 Wanda D. Wallace P.O. Box 543 Peru. NY 12972 Michael J. Walsh RFD 01. Box 135 Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Nancy E. Walton 7 Wagstaf f Lane Westlslip. NY 11795 Charles D. Ward 21 Washington Place Plattsburgh, NY 12901 William W. Ward 104 Mount Pleasant Road Smithtown. NY 11787 James G. Warner 872A Nevada Oval Plattsburgh Air Force Base Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Linda C. Warner Pg. 123 Biology Environmental Sci. 416VlyRoad Schenectady. NY 12309 Bryan M. Watson 36 Main Street Madrid. NY 13660 Marilyn L. Way pg. 133 Education N-9 RFD 2 Peru. NY12972 Deborah J. Webb 45 Jackson Street, Apt. B2 Hempstead, NY 11550 David W. Wechsler Administrative Science 135-09 Beach Channel Dr Belle Harbor, NY 11694 Cardinal Points Nancy Jo M. Weegar pg. 119 Administrative Science 17 Somerset Avenue Massena. NY 13662 Rosemarie Wehrhagen pg. 152 Nursing 3529 Route 112 Coram. NY 11727 Phi Beta Epsilon. Swim team. Dolphins 1. 2, 3 Adria M. Weiss 49 Hunter Lane Hicksville, NY 11801 Susan I. Weiss pg. 146 Home Economics Education 31 Wilson Street East Northport. NY 11731 AHEA, Intramural Volleyball 1. 2,3 Joanne L. Wells pg 147 Home Economics Education 21 Holcomb Avenue Ticonderoga, NY 12883 Joseph Wellcome Pg. 123 Biology 14 Maple Street Centereach, NY 11720 Lawrence E. Wells RFD 3. Box 24 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Andrew P. Wening pg 1 55 Psychology 2434 First Avenue Schenectady. NY 12303 WPLT. Psi Chi. RA Fern Werner pg. 142 Child-Family Service 40 Shelter Lane Levittown. NY 11756 Gary F. West Willow Street Evans Mills, NY 13637 Blake W. Westbrook pg. 119 Administrative Science 29 Highland Avenue Binghamton, NY 13905 Rc-nee Wester hu is pg. 152 Nursing 830 Thomas Avenue Baldwin, NY 11510 Theodore C. Wett 20 Deepwater Avenue Massapequa. NY 11758 Cynthia S. Wheeler pg 1 59 Speech Pathology 9Manley Street Dannemora. NY 12929 Millie J. Whipple Pg 155 Psychology 7 Windsor Drive Gloversville, NY 12078 Girl s softball 2, 3 Diane White 36 Alliance Street Valley Steam. NY 11508 Janet White pg. 155 Psychology 1840 Allan Court Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 Steven White pg. 134 Elementary Education N-9 13 Bixby Street Bainbridge. NY 13733 Concert Committee Richard E. Whined pg. 1 19 Administrative Science 200 North Hamilton Street Poughkeepsie. NY 12601 Black Onyx. Judicial Board Thomas J. Whymark pg. 137 Sec. Educ. Earth Sci. 234 Margaret Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 James W. Wiesemann pg. 140 History 112 Gray Avenue Syracuse, NY 13203 Lawrence Wilbur pg. 123 Biology c o Dr. Hagar Mounted Route 16 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Hockey 1,2.3 Ruth D.Wilcox pg. 142 Child-Family Service Box 234 Winthrop. NY 13697 Alpha Delta Theta. VP of SCATE. Acad. Affairs Bd. David J. Wlllard 16 Charlotte Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Robert C. Willi Administrative Science 17 Maplehurst Troy, NY 12180 WKGO 1973-4. Intramural sports 1973 Kathleen Williamsen pg. 147 Home Economics Education 10 Summerset Drive Smithtown. NY 11787 PHEA. Dolphins, Intramural volleyball 1 Claudia J. Wilsey Pg. 159 Speech Hearing 7 1 44 North Creek Road Greenfield Center, NY 12833 Eta Zeta. Acad. Affairs Bd. Gail A. Wilson pg. 144 FoodS. Nutrition 1 1 Odell Avenue White Plains. NY 10606 Phi U. PIRG James C. Wilson 43 McKinley Drive Delmar. NY 12054 Jean L. Wing pg. 157 Sociology Sheehan Road Chateaugay. NY 12920 Robert W. Wojchowski 139 Keller Street Rochester. NY 14609 William J. Wojcickl, Jr. 19 Young Avenue Amsterdam. NY 12010 Robert J. Wojtecki pg. 157 Sociology 52 Beechwood Avenue Poughkeepsie. NY 12603 Psi Epsilon Chi Jean E. Wolfrath Pg. 134 Elementary Education 6 Rugby Court Northport. NY 11768 Volleyball Broomball Intra. Martin M. Wolin 24 Macey Lane. RFD §3 Plaltsburgh. NY 12901 Fern Wolkin 35 Linda Lane Yonkers, NY 10710 Linda S.Wong pg. 134 Elementary Education 38 Albany Post Road Montrose. NY 10548 Alpha Delta Theta. Softball, Vol- leyball. Cheerleading, Big Buddy Prog. Nancy J. Wood pg. 147 Language Spanish New Hackensack Road Wappingers Falls. NY 12590 Henry C. Woodman 15 Couch Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 George W. Woodruff pg. 134 Elementary Education White Road Union Springs. NY 13160 Antoinette L. Woods 91 Allen Road Plattsburgh, NY 12901 William B. Woods 165 Madison Avenue Freeport. NY 11520 Janis R. Woolery pg .152 Nursing 415Dutton Drive Lewiston. NY 14092 Phi Beta Epsilon. Big Buddy Linda Worth man pg. 134 Elementary Education 150-17 Horace Hdg. Blvd. Flushing, NY 11367 John S. Wray 15 William Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 Karen K. Wright pg. 134 Elementary Education 131 North Main Street Schoharie. NY 12157 Susan L. Wrisley Geography 12 Emmons Street Dannemora, NY 12929 Betty L. Wyhowanec pg. 134 Elementary Education Box 176. Old Route K20 East Nassau. NY 12062 Karim Yaacob pg. 124 Chemistry Foreign Student Office PSUC. Plattsburgh, NY Scott C. Yakey Box 318 Champlain. NY 12919 Stephen L. Yando pg. 1 19 Administrative Science 47 Edward Street Malone. NY 12953 Lynn D. Yankowski pg 155 Psychology 24 Maple Street Mechanicville. NY 121 18 Psi Chi Janet E.Young pg. 134 Elementary Education 19 Sandalwood Drive Loudonville, NY 12211 Joanne L. You shock pg. 152 Nursing 7 Stewart Place Yonkers. NY 10701 Intramural volley — and broom- ball Michael S. Zaglin 786 Cynthia Drive East Meadow. NY 11554 Donald Zakett 2849 Heathercrest Drive Yorktown Heights. NY 10598 Robert J. Zanfardino pg. 126 Education 2902 Mead Street Yorktown Heights. NY 10598 Adele L. Zehr Route 1 Black River. NY 13612 Janice A. Zeno pg. 134 Elementary Education 1227 Main Street Schenectady. NY 12303 Solomon Zerihun Foreign Student Office PSUC. NY 12901 Bernard J. Zilinskas 16 Lyman Street Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 Marjorie M. Zsembery 70 Elm Street Plattsburgh. NY 12901 John S. Zulch 225 Rockingstone Larchmont, NY 10538 Stewart Z. Zweikoft 665 Thwaites Place Bronx, NY 10467 Nancy A. Zylowski pg. 142 Child-Family Service 5 Oak Tree Lane Schenectady, NY 12309 Phi Omicron Upsilon, CFS Club. PIRG 2. 3: Intramural 257 259 260 Terry Marshall Mr. Sloane Laura Dominey 261 Photography Credits Rick Carano John Ost Bill Hirst Walt Gorbachew Jack Levine Mario Giordano Barry Van Zandt Leo Balthazar Mike Sabatelle Kendall Barber Robin Brown Delma Steve S. Cowper 109F. 221 B. 166B. 90, 161. 86B, C, 92. 84B, C, 85A, C, 88. 236B, 237C, 241. 98, 99, 258E, 259E, 261D. 173A, 175A. 64B, C, 291. 52, 53, 62B, 63, 66, 67, 68, 69, 110, 111, 112, 113, 162, 163, 209, 242. 101, 108B, 230, 231, 234, 258B, H, 259F, 245, 260E. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58B, 59, 60, 61, 62A, 64A, 70A, 71, 72A, 73A, 74, 76B, 77, 78, 80B, C, 81, 82, 83, 86A, 102, 103B, 108A, D, C, F, 109A, C, E, G, 164, 165, 166A, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171C, 172A, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 180A, C, D, E, 181, 182, 183A, C, 184, 185, 186, 187, 190, 191, 200, 201, 206, 207, 208, 212, 213, 214, 215B, 216, 217B, C, 220, 221A, 222, 226, 227A, 228, 229, 236A, 237B, 238, 239, 240, 250, REAR ENDSHEET. 262 April 8, 1976 Well, it ' s all over now, and I am very thankful for that. If I had to do it all over again, I would have done it all different, and I ' m kind of glad I didn ' t. The Historical Section, I ' m proud of, and special thanks go to Laura, Pam and Wilma. The senior section, compiled by Carol Phinney, I ' ve yet to see and I pray that it came out as well as we had planned, and even then, only you can be the judge of that. Looking at the opposite page, in one glance, will tell the reader that Steve Cowper needs no introduction, his work is the book, with few exceptions. Lynn Bodwell, Steve ' s friend, is also seen throughout the book by her excellent layouts and copy arrangements. Both Marilyn Nagy and Cynthia Weiss should be given special commendation awards for insuffer- able odds. Marilyn for her Sports section, which, as last year is very well done, and Cynthia for her Entertainment section, where pictures were harder to find than a needle in a haystack. Patty Harrison, the ogre of the finance board, I must thank for keeping me within my budget and even spending less than what we had . . . and that ' s something for me! My real appreci- ation goes to Bill Sloane, our publisher ' s representative, which, without whose help, this book would not be here. Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Marshall of Swanton, Vermont kept my sanity intact, at least as much as it will ever be, and I sincerely thank them for that. Mary-Beth, Carol and a good bottle of gin get my next notes of appreciation, without any of which it would have been more difficult to put out this book. And last, but least of all least, I thank the students of Pitts- burgh, 750 of which signed up for senior portraits, and several thousand of which bought this book, expressing an interest in their years at Pittsburgh and with whom I ' ve shared many memories. Terrence Wells Marshall 263 I 1 I ' I