SUNY at Stony Brook - Specula Yearbook (Stony Brook, NY)

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. -, J, J ff-7'f'i-offs ' 'tif J A ' if Chemistry Society .4 -,Q ' ul? , f This club isn't H,Oeci down! -r First Row: J. Naroffg Second Row: M. Barr, M. Fetterman, A. Schultz, R. Bishop. B. Enos, S. Definer, J. Lau fPres.J, J. Yost, M. Salzberg, J. Cerini. Undergraduate Physical Society Physics are good. 'W

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if xg... r, 4 si foggy. ' we ' 'F 5 w - 9, f,E?1f21f' 1 ' .- ' .Jig I: . , Anthropology s Society -4 -1 31 Fossils and stones may brealc your bones. but quagmires will cleti- nitely engult you. R. Solner, S. Spector. Sec., C. Benat, R. Sirota, J. Levine, B. Mirrer, C. Agoliati, C. Wachtel, M. Lieberman, P. Fruchtman, V.P. ll I SYJII l I i I llgl ll'l'4 I I l First Row: N. Townsend, P. Torzilli, R. .Flor, R. Roos tTreas.j, W. Saltz, D. Kampe, R. Stoakley, D. Montrose tV.P.jg Second Row: R. Suehs, R. Kiver, W. Silverstein, M. Salz, L. Zinar, J. Berkowitz, P. DeRosa lPres.tg Tpird Row: Ste?la, F. EeRis8, J T A R.. Fichter, M. Sokolowski KC. Sec.t, R, Berndt, T. Reilly, J. Hornbach, Fourth Row: . . earson I .l, . Jaco s, Mighdoll, J. Queen, G. Hoschel CR. Sec.J, B. Betker, A. Petty, M. Grumo, J. Hartmann, J. Dralla, M. Lamb, R. Thau. Engineering Society These woulcl-be engineers tloclc together in a tightly lcnit unit that storms the arts halt ot arts and sciences and does its best to add a little paranoia to the trying lite ot the ser- ious student engineers. Since so many ot these people stay at S.B. more than tour years iust to corn- plete degree requirements. a social organization such as this one is a necessity and impetus tor members to keep going ancl going.

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