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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1969 volume:

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Hi., 2,1. . .X .3 ' g'ajy'U,ujq:l-'U,:.'i kg'-ik ' f .vi . J ig. 1- ' .,f-...N fi,- ,4,,. ,,..,, . .-v..'-gx'i::f7J-3'.fi- ' H Wy' ' ' 'V1'f.ggw xg-nf.-. - ff-A' .S J7' ,, .,,,.. ,. , 17-ks. V. 4 '.'4:l.'51 Eli?-11'-f- Jw .J ' f, Q. my .,w.:'. wbgkf fri' Af 1 u.1'u1x':4mf fr, ..- - N, -51 , 1 , ,fin-Nj.. 'w.,mf,.1.'1f,g?f .ep .V -i . Q .1 . .. J xx ,, . x f .J ' e. , , , 'Lrg - 'v-4 ' W ,A CJT 1 . . .v , . .,, ,. K, i.,, v.. Ami' . ev? .1 Af33,,.,,..,g4vnf - , 1 2 I 1' 4'-F. Q-at 1 - w i r 1 w Q ' v 9 I ff A 33 FALL Events 40-53 Sports 54-57 Administration 58-63 Faculty 64-93 Clubs and 94-133 Organizations WINTER Events Sports Underclassmen Freshmen Sophomores Iuniors 136-151 152-161 164-167 168-171 172-175 r. ff 'a -4 1 1 D f ,na ,'..R? .W 34 'H ' ' 1: in .'l -jfwf .ig ' ..-3 5' . ' 'li Q . f - , - t Lg, J - 'WQHQQY' 1:61 if 7' 178-189 190-198 199-267 268-279 280-291 292-303 304 if U th '4- ...LI 'Eli' Dedication Stony Brook is a demanding mistress. To love her is to be com- mitted to her future in spite of the anguish of the present, to pursue her elusive affection through the suffocation of red tape, the ooze of mud, the morphia of apathy. We, her suitors, pledge four years of our lives to her. Some of us work with her, some of us work for her, and some of us simply work. She is a wily and unpredictable mis- tress who balks at change and will unexpectedly turn on her lovers. In a fit of anger she will destroy our work and reward us with bitter- ness and disillusion. But some lovers are bewitched. They go forward undaunted by her fits of reiection. They are dedicated. They must make her realize her potential and their dreams for her future. Each strives to imprint his mark on her, but generations pass every four years and the legends die. Yet, when they leave, each of her suitors carries Stony Brook with him as lovers carry scars, forever. Others work beneath the surface and deal person-to-person with Stony Brook's complexities, giving freely of themselves and reaping the profits of disdain and frustration. When they personally believe that they are right in the way they performed their duties, their mistress responds with contempt. She feels they are useless and tosses them aside with disgust. Yet some still cling to her with devo- tion and try to fight their way back into her favor. She will not have them. There are those who love in silence, who serve their mistress in a narrow sphere. They can work in an office, live in an overcrowded dorm, tape fliers to her walls, mop the lobbies. Nonetheless, they are branded by their devotion for being inconspicuous. For service to the University, SPECULA 1969 is dedicated to all those who cared enough to devote their time and effort. FALL Returning to the Brook, students were greeted with a bit of ominous news-the very first week. David F. Trask had been appointed Acting Vice Presi- dent for Student Affairs. Optimistically, President Toll hailed the new office as a new link between students and administration. Pessimistically, the first issue of the STATESMAN revealed the appointment in a special Revolution issue, and President Toll gave his first speech of the year in which he attempt- ed to clarify the role of Dr. Trask. A record crowd of l,OOO students attended the first demonstration of the year in Roth where they learned that they were not being given a voice in campus affairs. President Toll faced thirty freshmen who questioned him about tripling. Meanwhile, Polity President Don Rubin became the first of a long line of student leaders who thought they could best serve the University by tend- ing their resignations, Rubin resigned from the Chairmanship of the Council on Student Affairs. ., . '51-, Tfggait 'S i 1 .X 11 ll .rw lf Xe E nf-fa, .,l 4 f , I Steve Rosenthal, Polity Secretary, explained a S2500 expenditure: The rea- son we hired a lawyer, I feel, is to find out why Toll doesn't want us to hire a lawyer. In honor of a forthcoming anniversary, Lawyer Ruskin told us what to do if you are arrested, while the campus waited for another bust. Steve Rosenthal, rarely silent, combined the tradition of resignation with the virtue of didactic instruction. He quit his job as Polity Secretary with an eighteen line poem, among whose recurring gems he repeated, there is so much to learn. ' Next, it was Dr. Trask's turn to resign from his controversial position as Vice! President of Student Affairs. Although Trask felt l can make my most usefull contribution as a teacher and a scholar, President Toll thought otherwise and exercised his Presidential prerogative by refusing Trask's resignation. Not content with abandoning his first position, Don Rubin decided to relin- quish his hold on the Polity Presidency, perhaps to run against Vice President Peter Adams. Adams, however, a noted breaker of tradition, chose not to resign. Jacob Javits and Paul O'Dwyer dropped in to see how we were. Q ffl cf' N iff' lr-91 T' my I , 1 iw I ma. fn' 1 I ,M if 6- 'ff ,f W ...W E ,Q . wg 3 ' if me vig ARL llllf GUING T0 THHUW YOUR f'l!.f1'Vl'!'T AWAY? ATTEND nf s Nleanwhile, we learned that President Toll was, after all, capable of drawing large crowds to hear him speak. One Thousand students were told that tripling might be ended as early as this spring. The three-day Moratorium was held to clear the air, heralded by beautiful mimeographed announcements and progress reports. A Faculty-Student Commission was formed to suggest reforms, and the Student Activities Board lashed out with a bat- tery of excellent concerts: Blood, Sweat, and Tears, Ten Years After, Procal Harum. T- After the Three-Day Moratorium, the campus lapsed into apathy until it was fired up by the Concert Etiquette scandal. Stony Brook students valiantly fought to retain their right to sit in iudgment of performers by walking out on Tim Hardin, though they resoundingly welcomed Joni Mitchell. Toward the end of October students were surprised to learn that the handful of Black Students on campus were United. To be united about anything is a tradition breaking precedent at Stony Brook. Meanwhile, Wayne Blodgett decided that his time had come, and modestly Con page 91 he had the STATESMAN run an article revealing his own resignation. Blodgett had de- cided to try for Polity President, and the STATESMAN, in a traditional gesture of undying loyalty, supported someone else. f X . 'S , . . . 1- - 'W m, , A Wa . an-J.. 5 I . Ik. 1, ,I ..-fl Q -1 X, XX if V 1,- K X . Y .L 1 A-X I fm? -..., NN.. Q . 1 X F o x 1 '-wsrwr' 4 ,qnnsx x X V Q I 1 -y., X 1-'-:7- : 4 0. sv? A fg 1 as 59539 fi L . T I I 0 v 1 . 5. U1 A 4, , pf , . f my z N 'Q A a ,J- .wnnkii f 5 Q., J 411: Early in November, Suffolk County Police entered the campus in re- sponse to a bomb scare. Within minutes everyone knew that we were being raided again and students all over campus began combing their hair for the reporters. There was great disappointment when, having located a CO3 bomb, the police lett without busting anyone. Clark Kerr, former President of the University of California, said it was both the best ot times and the worst of times for higher education, but we had read Dickens in tenth grade so we knew that already. The Living Theater tried to see if we were alive by pricking us with taunts and barbs. Early in December we were called upon to donate blood. And not only were we asked for blood. 750 Stony Brook students donated a lump sum from the ABC Food Service to Biafra by fasting. The general consensus was that abstaining was no hardship at all. Dov 9cE0!G!u Ptrvb 'L gqnf. Hint 'TH' of 5505 'fun' .f,gh'. '- C 'Af f f I f 9 '47 Q ,, In .. 'gij X115 .' f -tbx . f 7 V + As, 5 4, f dl 4 The SAB presented the third annual Blues Bag in a con- inuing tradition of quality concerts this year. Richie Havens, ig Brother and the Holding Company in one of their last performances together, the John Hammond Trio and the Reverend Gary Davis in his swan song, highlighted a swing- ing evening. E U Swv UM WRX SL l QV 3 P .nybxg November was a great month for fine performances as the SAB and Gersh- win College co-sponsored Bolotowski Weekend, featuring art, films, and a flute concert. Gershwin was an active college this year, inaugurating the Music Box produced by-Steve Pilnick. The premier production of Star- Spangled Girl was sold out before the first performance, and played to Standing Room Only crowds. lronically, as students picketed local supermarkets selling California grapes, in support of migrant workers, the Gershwin Music Box featured its second production, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Sometime in November there was a confrontation between the residents of G Quad and the ABC Food Service over ielloed flies and sanitary condi- tions in the cafeterias. Who won? Who ever wins confrontations? The flies became entombed in tuna salad where they were less easily spotted by student inspectors. Well, our food may rot, but we did win an award this year. Fall ended on a high note as the Earth and Space Sciences Building won the Honor Award from the Long island Association of Commerce and lndustry Architects. ll-l -- l-l- Soccer Though it ended the season with a disappointing 4-6-2 record, the Varsity Soccer Team is to be commended for its determined team effort. Handicapped by the gradua- tion of six starters and the loss of last year's high scorer Danny Kaye, the team nevertheless stuck together and played to the best of its ability. The team's spirit never lagged and the season ended on a high note with an important l-0 win over St. Francis. S.B. Opponent l Hofstra 4 4 Southampton O 0 Ha rpur 3 1 Kings Point l O C. W. Post I i Queens Colg. 3 O Adelphi 2 l Albany 2 1 N.Y.S. Maritime O 4 Pace 1 I Brooklyn I I St. Francis O Y . ., ' 1. if l ,u ww C? 4..,, Varsity Soccer: Row I: R. Gordon, P. Watson, G. Speer, R. Ccnsiglio, R. Levine V Catalano D Kaye Row 2 J. Ramsey, lCoachJ, H. Price, N. Shulman, B. Campagnola, P. Freitag, J. Pfeiffer H Ziegler P Klimley B Hudak, N. Valkenburg, B. Molby, H. Dunne, H. Hessing. Cross Country spite the initial loss of three runners from last 's team, Coach Von Mechow's Cross Country team very well. Led by Captain Jim Chingos, the team hed its dual meet competition with an even record even wins and as many defeats. Sophomore Al co, the team's best runner and most consistent per- er, was elected Captain of next year's team. Spirit always excellent with Pete Adams, Ed Yuhas, and rt Moore turning in fine performances. DUAL COMPETITION Opponent Brooklyn 27 St, Francis 18 C. W. Post 49 Marist 38 Southampton 17 New Paltz 22 Oneonta 38 Patterson 46 Queens 30 Hunter 23 Lehman 15 Brooklyn Poly 15 Kings Point 45 N. Y. Maritime 36 COLLEGIATE TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP Tenth in a field of thirteen. Ti- . , .4 .:1.t..,. Varsity Cross Country: Row 1: P. Adams, M. Cohen, M. Ng, J. Bookrnan, O. Fricke, G. DeLuca Row 2: R. Shurtleff, B. Schmadtke, H. Cragg, A. Greco, R. Moore, R. Deithman, J. Chingos, E Yuhas, Coach Von Mechow. gan Women's Field Hockey The first women's intercollegiate sport in the fall is the vigorous game of Field Hockey. The Stony Brook women's team has finished with 3 consecutive winning seasons. This year's team was coached by Mildred Wehrly, captained by Brenda Lichtman and managed by Bobbie Roos. I! . F -' ' If F! Q' ,vi f,. ,1 5 Q . k vqq D 'A .ff g, 3 . L , -.Y., L l' 'Qi 1 K, , K Q I .,. fcstk L ' 5' . J z fl. , , :. .,',M, M ' mmf' 4 ' . . -, .4 , ' in . 'I i , N . , ,, V ,-, ,f ut. N810-L , n . 1 ,- f -ff ' huv ' af g, Rmfl L ' ,F 'P 'v ' ' 'wg'-' , V ,1 Hs- wti, I -. Rim. ', tfxkrjxjm ,wwf-ta 'il' its -,J H ., Vg 'Ann M A .A ,-fl, 0 r- Q f f' 1, f 4. if, if Au 'Y if f if 'gf 1 . f X, x- .r - , x A5 5kJi5Axx,,Nx L- ' ,Aj -f X- 1 J t N 9 l Q A n I ' I' f vs ,. 'J x I 3 ' ia 1 A - 71 - AT V , 'NC -6 - QQ., 'L N ,. . ...J ... fy f wg' ' 4 S' n ' '- L! ii? 'R X ,IN 15+ I 'uh Q A! . 'mx X . w n N . ut .K Js , V, x ' . un. ' s 7 A Faculty And Administration 5: Administration John S. Toll T Alexander Pond ' A l Bentley Glass Herbert Welslnger Sldney Gelber Pre-sident's Office 1 Karl D. Harfzell Sheldon Ackley 5+ Lewis Lusardi .4 'f - Merton Reichler I Jeremy Blanchet Frederick Roberts ,B Q David Weiser John Durand I ei , ff 1 Lawrence DeBoer Charles Wagner Dr. Dawson Alfred Ryder Wayne Kurlinski Ruben Weltsch i I Ii I Myron Doucette Edward Macy 3 f. 1 A b Q 4 1 Marvm Kalkstem r Q- .A W1 .Y P' 'Qr Clifford Decker Edward Lambe Charles Hoffman Dean Of Students I 3 ' I -4 4 l sf 4 919 1 .gs ta gf: 1 S1155 Q ,941 h If . fx ,, ,ily il' l: .r 431-,th . Y , if -1,91 -wi, 1- inf '-M , ' . , o ' 'Y-fc Qfnxffl ll if? ' 4 Phyllis Wilensky John DeFrancesco Mrs. Hussey H, . Q. Pat Hiscox Mrs. Croxton David Sundberg Eliza beth Couey 11, A. William Godfrey Robert Chason Andre Edwards Charles Dalton Margaret Delafield Donald Bybee 65 College Uf Arts And Sciences Anthropology Above: Pedro Carrasco, David Hicks, Paula Brown, Pedro Armillas, Roben Steve son Ab R' hr L ' F ove ng : ouls aron Right: Margaret Wheeler. i Y in 7 Art Left: Ted Gorelick, Nina Mailory. Below: Robert White. Below Left: Jacques Guilmain, Leopoldo redo. Below Right: Edward Countey Jr. 'L .om . f! 1'1 Econo mlcs Right: Dieter Zschock, Estelle James. Below Lefr: Marvin Kristein, Hoffman. Below: Michael Zweig. Charles YT- ,- - if ali?-2 ' ' 34 . 15- ' W3 , - S1-V .. . - -, Xa we . 4 . - . 1 .s , ,x-, .. , . - - , lf , , 1'6 ff ',,..., af' , 9?- ,- nf? Q4 of nffffef ktfff qll 4' Ke I y+' YJ kwa O Ruth Miller Irving Ribner, Kenneth Abrams, Janet Egleson, Stephen Koch, Edward i . 511 ,sg 49 'Q 5 3 if f , Richard Brett Alice Wilson Joseph Pequigney Right: Sally Sears. Far Right: Thomas Rogers. I' 9-- N.. Robert Jordan Robert v 5 l gf , Jack Ludwig nw., Alfred Kazin David Erdman Peter Shaw Richard levin X P - l... English Left: Row I: Kofi Awooner, Diane Fortuna, Bea trice Hall, Adam Mendilow. Row 2: Thomas Mar esca, George Petty, Homer Goldberg, Thomas Kranidas, Thomas J. J. Altizer. fn lu 7l -' v xv ,. , - I ' . A , Q Av . , l ' TP !5y'i.' ' ' 123211. 55 c 1 I Q- 'Mf- .., f,5gk,iifQ K. -A , .V g sul 1 uf J' wi , gt Nl X, x ,v Y . , 'W- r-ff n . 1. ' 1 - ,I KQ4 56 Germanic and Slavic Languages Far Left: lrmgard Feix. Leff: Helen Jacobson, Anthony Hippisley, Elisabeth Gladir, Katherine Linell, Leif Sioberg, John Russell. Below Far Left: Samuel Berr, Russell Brown, Barbara Elling. Below Center: Brian Regan, Daniel O'Neil. Below: Ferdinand Ruplin. Hlstory Below Left: Row l: John Williams, Robert Marcus, Rob Levine. Row 2: William Taylor, Herman Lebovics, 3 Keith Kavenagh. Below Right: Bernard Semmel. x-1' David Burner David Trask Hugh Cleland Right: Allan Wildman. Far Right: John Pratt. X ,-ff' if V erner Angress ii r P Left: Dav Center Le Center Ri Below Le Below Ce Below Ri Q6 xW 22 1.1 - I .' 'r J? Political Science Lefr: Jay Williams. Below: Row 1: John Gardiner, Martin Travis, Jay Williams, Ashley Schiff. Row 2: Edward Friedland, Frank Myers, Kenneth Erickson, Howard Scarrow, Lee Koppelman. 1-flf-lr 'vA- -ffflvl--1--' iffd-A-7Af'-L'-'L f r I 'gl Qi ,D ,- 7 VC Romance Languages Row I: Patricia Lewis, Diana Caputo, Lisa Davis, Kay Wilkins. Row 2: Jerry Fallon, Joan Feindler, Thomas Mermall. Linette Brugmans Donald Petrey, James McKenna w Y is I H K u ,fl ,L--...-f-, fbi U W7 Carol Jaime Gnordano Oscar Haac ,ln 2 4, Sociology Above Lefl: Kurt Lang. Above Right: James Elsbery. Center Left: Ned Polsky. Cenler Center: Ruth Pitts. Center Right: Emil Oestereicher. Left: Norman Goodman, James Eugene Weinstein. Hudson, Hanan Selvin Theater Above: John Newfield, John Herr, Jackson Barry, Mihon Howarth, Edward Bell. John Ramsey Barbara Hall Leslie Thompson Ken Lee Henry Von Mechow Chairman Physical Education Above Far Left: Robert Snider. Above Left: Roberta Rikli. Left: Herber! Brown, Mildred Wehrly, Kendra Beesley, Paul Dudzick. . Q NHL 1' 'i Biology Top Left: Raymond Jones. Top Center: Charles Wurster. Top Right: James Fowler, James Above Left: Robert Smolker. Above Cenfer: George Williams. Above Right: Edwin Baiiley. Right: John Gaudet. Farris. , -wnf 'I George Hechvel Bernard Tumk payer Kemaghgn Ii Vincem Cirillo I i no --I 'rf . ,, .. .I, ', I! 4, '4 -QNX 'X 37' :FI ' , ' . FS? ffvi-rift A 142,741.1 ., , rv, , I Robert Merriam ,N I Q -D-I J' ' K . . . , .,, . 4 . E -' 3 I Q I v xr . . .4 , m Ju' Q . u-' A' .xp-uf .A ' - - - n irq - Sv al,g X y.. -. EJ IP K E .4 ' r 4 J lfzert Carlson I Chemistry Below Left: Francis Bonner fChairman2. Below Right: Row i: J. Rasaiah, Noboru Hirova, Robert Kerber, Yoshi Okaya. Row 2: George Kwei, R. Jesaitis, A. Krantz. Bortom Left: Sei Suiishi. Bottom Center: Fausto Ramirez. Bottom Right Theodore Goldfarb. William LeNobIe Robert Scheider mi 1 Richard Solo John Alexander Paul Laulerbur 1 4 01 ,ep- ox 1 E. . X 1 i 1 i 1 1 E K- - -... Q 'is . - Earth and Space Sciences Above Left: Robert Dodd, Allison Palmer, Oliver Schaeffer, S. E Strom, A. E. Bence, Raymond Smith, Peier Rose. Above Right: Gram Gross. Left: Peter Weyl. -'Srl Mathematics Top: Row 7: Gregory Bachelis, William Lister, Joel Pincus. Row 2: J. Simmons, K. Klee, H. M, Farkas, J. Thorpe. Above Left: Eugene Zausiirisky. Above Center: Paul Kumpel. Above Right H. Daniel Roth, William Fox. Physics Above Far Left: Richard Mould. Top Left: Lester Paldy. Above Lefi: T. Alexander Pond. Above Center: Yi-Han Kao, Above Right: Nandor Balazs. Left: Paul Kramer, Max Dresden Physics Top Right: Rudolph Hwa. Above Left: Oakes Ames, Peter Kahn, Margaret Foster, Robert Delafra, Clifford Swartz, Paul Craig. Above Right: Donald Emmons. Right: Arnold Feingold. Far Right: Chen Ning Yang, Belcw Lefl: Kasuke Takahashi. Below Right: Yong Lee, Myron Good, Guido Fino:- chiaro, Boris Kayser, Juliet Lee-Franzini, Herbert Mue- ther, Hwa-Tung Nieh, Rudolph Hwa, Edward Lambe, Johannes Groeneveld, Janos Kirz. Cemer Left: Malcolm Skolnick. Center Center: Roben Weinberg. Cenrer Right: Leonard Eisenbud. Boirom: Beniamin Lee, John Toll, David Fox. I, --1'-va-i . :ivrpufv 1 A , , .41 1 'ive- Applied Analysis R1 hr: Irvin Gerst Iffhairmanj, Q 9 Far Right: Yung-Ming Chen, W. J. Ki Bottom Left- Daniel Dncker B rr Rghf Reginald Te College Uf Engineering 1 'ixllfbl cap U l 0' gli. -' .IA Electrical Sciences Above: S. Rappaport, O. Carroll, DeForest Trautman Velio Marsocci. Far Left: Peter Dollard. Left: Sheldon Chang IChairmanJ. Materlal SCIGHCGS Right: Leslie Seigle. Below Leff: Joseph Jach. Below Right: Sumner Levine. if 1 4f 'Wa' 1 I 4. . Q . r V Y Q Mechanics Above Far Left: Edward O'Brian. Above Left: Walter Bradfield. Above Center: Richard Shao-Lin Lee. Above Right: Lin-Shu Wang. Far Left: Robert Cess. Left: Arthur Sotak. Bottom: Bruce Betker, Robert Cess, Fu-Pen Chiang, James Tasi, Michael Bentwich. ...gf 1111 sl G-QUAD RESIDENCE ASSISTANTS They preach us The rules and teach us how To break them. They run fire drills, hall meetings and bed checks? T E' T ' Row I: R. Cosianzo, K. Shapiro, A. Jonaitis, D. Steckal fsec.J, J. Abrahamsen, M. Lench lHead R.A.J, T. Hines. Row 2: J. Fitterer, M. Sr. Jacques, R. Baifino, L. Parker fHead R.A.l, M. Polkow, R. Terwilliger, M. Zuaydn. Row I: L. Parker lHead R.A.l, M. St. Jacques, F. Drucker, N. Mass, B. Matza, R. ' Battino, J. Anderson, L. Fifferer, D. Blaha, M. Zuaydn. Row 2: D. DiMare, D. Steckal, J. ' 'J, .1 ' Abrahamsen, L. Keehner, I. Cooper, D. Sharon, M. Cohen, P. Friedman, P. Hainacki. ,--I-L ,.-. ,.,... , rf, - 5 . l . 4 S 1 . f' x H-QUAD Above Left: Dressler. Left: Row I : Levy. Above: Row J. Resnick, M ROTH QUAD RESIDENT ASSISTANTS Below Left Row I L Ruben P Cucm R Eckstem C Koslow M Schultz Row 2: R Aronoff R Cohen S Green L Arben F Goodstenn Below Rlght K. Hirsch B Rambach TW If., 3? I v' f I P 14- gym n I ' A + .-b. ',-I: 1: ,G L. gf ,jj 'T If I -f ' M, x X 'viii TABLER QUAD RESIDENT ASSISTANTS R. Hunt, E. Cohen, S. Guinn, P. Kaplan, B. Mirrer. Row I: I. Goodman, P. Balsam, R. Benson, E. Tabak, J. Weinberg. Row 2: V. Pond, M. Seidner, J. McGreaI, I. Nassi. 97 r QUAD LEGISLATURES They're the elected officials of the colleges who m the voice ofthe people heard. QUAD JUDICIARIES As we pass beyond the rules, they pass iudgrnent on Below Left: G-Quad Legislature: Row 7: C. Dahir CChairmanl Rosenberg, J. Abraharnsen. Row 2: S. Liakos, I. Adam, B. Shor Lebowitz, M. Roode, L. Levee, S. Rabin, J. Mizrahi, H, Lee, M. Row 3: N. Tevelowitz, S. Grossbarcl, R. Friedman, J. Shore. Below Right: Tabler Quad Legislature: L. Farbstein, L. Buzzo, N R. Regal. Bottom: Roth Quad Legislature: Y. Smith, P. Schneider, A. Drucker, A. Paparello, D. Stramiello, S. Feld, D. Furst, R. Montalbano, M. Porto, D. Priebat. T Y I ' . X 'IRD . : . y ill: . lx x l l P 7. X XJ' 4 I X ' . X ff gg r , .2 1 ' ,. ' -Q If -ll ' V -l V .I ' L V Q Q : : . ' , fl 23' ' 5 ,- jf-, 1 4 'ii 'ii kfff A A fl ff-'i.j ll' Q. If L ' N L ul s xl . ': la F it V will Ll' ':... Z 'l .:f'm I X QS Q-v ,...4 I ' 1 Above Lcfl: G-Quad Judiciary: Row 1: H. Tiplirsky, M. Stochel. Row 2: L. Lebowilz, T. Hines. Row 3: A. Goldner, H. Pontell. Above Right: Roth Quad Judiciary: S. Parness, V. Montalbano, L. Rosenthal, R. Kanter. Tabler Quad Judiciary: L. Buzzo, B. Regal, A. Cyfryn. iii ,v 'lf' ' Q-,. l Q A ---Lina . 99 :Q .nl , ,gli . l' nv'Q K Al 1 Q5 gil' 1 i ,, , S alll nunnll' nnll ' ...anus- Qfhl' '54-:rv Tlihli Q, 2 K , V7 if., I COMMUTER BOARD They wanted a stronger voice so they bought two ampli- fiers for the gym lobby. RESIDENCE BOARD They fought for better housing and ended up with beneficial occupancy. ORIENTATION They help Freshmen learn the ropes, and how not to hang themselves. ADMISSIONS GUIDES And on your right you will see a wide gaping hole. We don't know why it's there either. , 5 r Y 4 il l . 5 KK P' J r l I .. N Left: Commuter Board: A. Pinkes, S. Maiors, E. Swarthout, D. Mallis. Below Left: Row I: S. Grossbard, B. Weinstein, C. Bacall, M. Lasky, M. Gra- vina. Row 2: L. Farbstein, J. Sosinsky. Right: Orientation: G. Gilberti. Below Right: Row I: E. Csengeri, J. Eule, L. Isaacs, K. Levenback. Row 2: J. Weinberg, J. Kramer, J. Wederholt, C. Rubin, E. Tabak, L. Rosenthal. Above Right: Admissions Guides: Row I: B, Gibberman, W. New, B. Grillo, A. Ruback, H. Wildman, S. Levin. Top: A. Pettz. . 1. QA' .L.-,4'.4,g.L. lu ,Q-1 -ln , . NR b , . X x l f f Q ' L -1- I Tw 1 11 ll-I7 'i-Q -W Q -.v K l0I , V x ffffak x m Wifi STATESMAN All the news that's fit to print, . . . and then some. SPECULA Pictures, pictures, where are the pictures? AK' -,di f' Above: SPECULA Editors: J. Murphy, D. Sharon, T. Evangelista L. Owens, B. Lichtman. Left: SPECULA Staff: Row 7: I.. Siani, A. DeSanto, Row 2: B Shore, D. Clingan, G. Welling, G. Goldman, E. Shuzman. Row 3 L. Klein, L. Littman. M STUDENT AUDIO-VISUAL They're the only people on campus who can run a movie proiector with paper clips and bubble gum. C.O.C.A. The films they bring are good, but how come the movie projectors never work right? SOUNDINGS The literary magazine for literate people. But who's literate? STONY BROOK ENGINEER It's the only technical publication on campus. But who can understand it? TEACHER EVALUATION You have to admit, they've got guts to write about their own professors. 1 er. ..-a Q A 1- Vlyhf I L' A' ff i .' . ,'- fr- 5 -. '. 2 1 ?L.f 5 - HEC - ' .-115'-'X 5395- '.. C Above: Student Audio-Visual: T. Martin, S. Bittenson, J. Silver, R. Kraehmer, G. Spieler, P. LaSalle, J. li, R. Salz, S. Dworken, C. Blum. Above Right: C.O.C.A.: S. Meyerowitz, C. Dribinsky. .--... .. , ,Q L y, ... if ' X ' a i, . ' X 5 Y TL . 'wg - I ,gl .fr N' -:Huw .. h , . ,-.., . h U n 'J' ': -7. X50 S.-D gfgff -- Q-Y. . , e-.-.. LYHHW W ' 'f ' . 1. . - - f' ' T'-ELA -:4 17E'?..5iQzs Above: STONY BROOK ENGINEER: Row 1: P. Axelrolh, J. Leek B. Roos. Row 2: C. Mollot, C. Drubin, J. Laing, L. Jed, J Phillips, D. Weisz. Leff: SOUNDINGS: M. Weiss. Above Right: TEACHER EVALUATION: J. Steele, l. Kaye, R Cohen. 7 ll. K 4 1,4 , Cheryl Novegrod Jeffrey Weinberg Junior Class President Senior Class President FRESHMAN COUNCIL They help the Freshman Class raise money-the fun way. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE They not only run for office, but once 1hey're in, they run from it. Y 1551 X ts cuv ' I Above Left: Freshman Council: B. J. Knee, G. Lehrman. Above Right: Executive Committee: J. Eule lSecretaryl, J. Goldfarb Hreasurerl, H. Benson fSr. Rep.b, E. Strager Ur. Rep.l, B. Sharp IScph. Rep.l, S, Marcus lFrosh Rep.D, T. Drysdale IPres.l, P. Adams IV. Pres.l. YOUNG REPUBLICANS They supported Richard Nixon and won-8 years later. Young Conservatives They speak for a minority, softly, but clearly. HILLEL They're not all bagels and lox. NEWMAN COMMUNITY Newman is coffee and donuts, a co-ed retreat at the Cenacle, Coffee Mill Mass, Father Kenny, Halloween Square Dance, St. Paddy's Beer Blast, Leo, Paschal Meal, intellectual discussion, involvement. fa-L, - 7 Q . 1 I ' i 4 . f - I . . ., l 1 1 ' . 4 l l -, , Far Left: Young Republicans: R. Briell, J. Bowra. Left: Young Conservatives: Row l: J. Abramov, R. Martinson. Row 2: S. Roif, C. Boggia, W. Bunyea, B. O'Hara, R. Dorman. Above: Hillel: Row I: E. Blum, C. Feingold, A. Fogelman, R. Colchamiro, A. Hausman, B. Morris, P. Hahn, R. Phillips, D. Blumstein, A. Markowits, D. Cohen, A. Grossman, A. Porwich, F. Decovsky, P. Reich, J. Karp G. Lehrman, C. Katz, R. Russell, S. Cohen, J. Shapiro, E. Perlof, Singer, N. Danis. Row 2: I. Dinkes, L. Weiss, A. Cytryn, S. Klapisch, M. Elson, C. Dotz, S, Jarmulnek, S. Tuller, S. Pava, M. Canetti, R. Robbin, D. Schwam, M. Wilen, M. Turkel. Right: Newman Community: Row I: A. Andersen KPres.J, B. Yuskevich, M. Gillette. Row 2: R. Eng. si Q' o 60 Loco o o o o osuaooo o o N0 A0509 .. .Q 00,0 5- 5 V' 1, if iff -.4 ' Left: Ba'Hai: D. Shure, V. Schroader, M, McNair. Above: Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship: Row l: S. Turner, C. Young. Row Bob Linn, Bill Linn. Row 3: A. Dodge, D. Dalm, J. Chin. Above Right: Pre-Medical, Pre-Denial Sociclyg Row l: S. Cohen, M. Langer, Rosenthal, L. Mandel, M. Tesser, C. Bacall, F. Oliver. Row 2: I. Goodman, Priebai, M. Porto, E. Melvin, M. Rothman, A. LeRoy, C. Axelrod, P. S. Schonfeld. Row 3: D. Cook, M. Rosenblurn, R. Charncy, W. Jacobs, Meyer, G. Snider, M. Robbins, 5. Liakos. Above Far Righr: Astronomy Club: R. Russell. BA'HAl Out of the East came an ancient religion which has taken hold in a modern culture. INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP They play ball, the Christian way. PRE-MEDICAL, PRE-DENTAL SOCIETY lsn't it a reassuring thought to know that the health of America is in their hands? ASTRONOMY CLUB Star-gazing is fun, but if you don't watch where you are walking, you might see the wrong kind of stars. EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE SOCIETY It's easy to find rocks-lust look in your roomma1e's head. Row 7: J. Pumice Qrockb, E. Solkowski, G. Katz, S. Birnbaum, J. Klasik, D. Kaback, D. Weisman, L. Ehrlich. Row 2: R. Eshelman, M. Queen, A. Burch, R. Wallace, E. Gundlach, S. Kutz, D. Reid, C. Budden- hagen lAdvisorJ, B. Berkowitz, N. Forosich. I l 4 l l l l Hi 1 MATH SOCIETY Take epsilon over delta and subtract theta and you get a D. COMPUTING SOCIETY Button, button, who's got the button? A.C.M. The hum of mind machinery is marvelous until it decides to eat your IBM card. Left: Math Society: C. Dotz, R. Phillips, D. Gilbert, S. Jarmulnek. Below: Computing Society: Row 1: R. Hansen, M. Polkow, K. Sobel, D. Baer, M. Feldman, F. Salz. Row 2: G. Meyer, L. Klein, S. Rosenberg, J. Berman, K. Weisman, N. Haas, E. Kadison, B. Goldstein, H. Witt, M. Miller. Below: A.C.M.: Row l: G. Meyer, D. Baer, K. Sobel, B. Goldstein. Row 2: S. Rosen- berg, K. Weisman, M. Polkowf M. Miller, E. Kadison. 'uf II. V 1 9,3 I 'll 'T Hui - 1 .1 im 'T l' 1' .f EE lol Xvxl CHEMIQTRY . u, i -' .' , Above Left: Chemistry Society: Row 1: L. Giering, A. Perlmutter. Row Gardner, D. Kolinek, S. Goodman, R. Kerber Cfaculty adv.J, M. Barr, B. Weber, S. Rosenthal. Row 3: S. Bittenson, R. Spienza, R. Bishop, K. I Above: Row l: D. Weiner, P. Reich, B. Meyers, J. Hickey. Row 2: R Ackerman, I. Kuznetson, L. Choen. Row 3: J. Klein, D. Marqueen, A. Shapiro. Right: Society of Physics Students: Row I: B. Barton, V. Cooperstein. Row B. Fuller, D. Atkatz. Row 3: E. Rosen. Far Right: Biological Society: Row l: M. Elson, R. Schiff, M. Obligado, J. Row 2: D. Benjamin, J. McGuire, G. Snider, W. Donald, G. Freedman, P. CHEMISTRY SOCIETY, BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AND SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS. They say that here at S.B. Bio is more like Chem: Chem is really physics and Physics is pure Math. Maybe the names have been changed to protect the innocent. 1 . 3,-. ,. I Y .---',....' rs., 4-Ea A. 1 5 - 1 , , l I . 1 5 Vf 5 , '? . 1 , ., 1 M . K 'PHY .gk f f g I - pa T -H QMS Q Q70 ,, 'tn ,- 'Q u g-Tr' rise? , J J y v , -a 1 :f- 5 wi: 5 lf' ' -41 K q 'N , 1 .- A ' I 1,1 ' , -' LQ S 6 x A l g Ae l .' -xi 6 f q f p 1' ll q if 1 4 i figs, 3 ' Q Q . X, fx, f, 3. ,, .- ' '- .V E Ha 4 ul L Q Q fy A, Wx K. - Wu I v 'k ' OQVIL-, -' 5 - - ' N ' ' X f m or - ,va 2 I' -WA -. v- ff -if 1 l 4 .f' ,ff Y - I Q ' xy rd ,.,. . M ENGINEERING SOCIETY It look like an enormous group, until you realize it includes all the engineers on campus. STUDENT RESEARCH CENTER They research us and then run ro Psych Services for help. SCIENCE FICTION FORUM The green slime has come! Below Left: Student Research Center: T. Hlnu, R. Moore, I. Cooper. Below Right: Science Fiction Forum: Row I: L. Kohlrneier, P. Kolln, S. Kenneliy, J. Frenkel. Row 2: G. Nicoilnl, A. Sinclnlto, J. Jaraslow. Row 3: E. Ehrlich, M. Brlgoll, M. Rocenkranfz. N 1 . - i . 5: I ' vf ,, .. wx . Q A: rx. . , . If e Left: Engineering Society: Row l: J. Phillips, J. Hornbach, E. Mukamal, R. Roos, K. Bowen, L. Green. Row 2: J. Grotax, C. Kohl, imaldi, L. Jed, J. Lewis, J. O'MulIey. Row 3: K. Weisman, R. Warner, R. Smilow, J. Leek, D. Weisz, J. Laing, S. Smolinaky, rkowitz. Row 4: T. Saks, C. Hillebrand, C. Mollot, C. Drubin, N. Goldman, R. Froehlich, T. Gleason, J. Dixponzio. Row 5: A. hi, J. Kornblith, W. Hoffmann, R. Wager, J. Bowra, J. Pridanx, M. Risko, M. Lemaire, R. Levine. Row 6: G. Draaial, M. Stern, R. ein, M. Fox, D. Dog, P. Clarkson, B. Gibson, G. Zwerling, T. Weiss. Row 7: S. White, A. Einstein, R. Christianna, M. Miller, C. , P. Sigillilo, M. Grobe, J. Bleicher. Row 8: S. Tuller, L. Leventhal, B. DeCostanzo, D. Kaye, M. Snyder, J. Renert, T. Kumpf, P. , J. Wayne, D. Sapir, S. Beck, P. Axelroih. Left: Officers: Row I: K. Bowen, L, Green lcoordinetorj E. Mulcamal. Row 2: J. Phillips, R. Roos. ITALIAN CLUB When you say Italian they think of La bella Roma the rest of us think only of pizza. FRENCH CLUB The French don't care what they do as long as they it properly. PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY Their courses are interesting, but the rats are more fun. SOCIOLOGY FORUM They discuss the problems we live in. PRE-LAW SOCIETY After four years at Stony Brook, they're out to break not to make them. as 5.5 G Above Left: Italian Club: Row I: J. Fogolin, B. Kucich. Row 2: K. Hoinacki. Above Right: French Club: T. Rabowski, M. Yellin. 4 49 ,ps PQ! all ,- ui' X191-' . Q , my T' Bjrfziw Suv' Above: Psychological Society: Row 7: L. Drucker, M. Buslow, B. Book, N, Schneier, R. Streisfeld. Row 2: D. Schaffer, S. Goldberg, H. Shindelman, J. McGreal, A. LeRoy, B, Aaron. Left: Sociology Forum: Row 7: T. Hines, I. Cooper, S. Zemon, J. Schmerz. Above Right: Pre-Law Society: J. Euie, R. Epstein, S. Klapisch. 6 K '! Top: Foreign Relations Club: R. Poms, P. Chin, S. Klapisch, S. Koulish, J. Kas Above Left: Oriental American Society: J. Li, S. Chu, M. Ng. toff, J. Above Right: Friends: Row l: L. Goldstein, L. Klein, G. Goldnaw, E. Shuzman. Row J. Litsho, E. Cidel, E. Soma. Right: Wider Horizons: Row l: F. Baxter, A. Farhi, R. Garcia, M. Leslie, E. liams, J. Brown, C. lberti. Row 2: M. Selvin, L. Nash, L. Krieger, J. Horenstein, L S. Dodge, J. Agoliati, L. Fleming, A. Schneer. Row 3: M. Wigdor, W. Gr Davis, R. Feirsen, M. Starr, K. Levenback, J. Fishman, H. Notice, N. Wassel. ant, B. International Club: Row l: W. Quan, R. Stein, G. Teiwani, M. Bhat, S. Tuller. Row bitt, C. Noble, W. Ruf, K. Sardana, A. Kumar, R. Said, D, Simmons, J. Capora le. FOREIGN RELATIONS CLUB Something is foreign only if it's unknown. ORIENTAL AMERICAN SOCIETY They bring a bit of the mysterious Orient to Stony Brook. FRIENDS Up hill, down dale, and through the Stony Brook mud. WIDER HORIZONS A helping hand can bridge a wide expanse. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The flavor one tastes from the meeting of different cultures is under- standing. K. gc Aw Y cn, it -QE Ii AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Please stand by. We have iust interrupted ourseIves. BRIDGE CLUB Did you ever wonder where that fourth you always want- ed was? Well here he is. LE CINEMA ATLIER The producers are rated M. This picture is rated R. SPORTS CAR CLUB They're great in rallies. Now if they'd only learn how to drive on campus. Qtr ii, :NW 'r l, l f3:'ff' 5 054.41 ' 5' 'Wa' .4-,. 3 W rw 1. 1, l l - 'M Std ,. l , I 'Sv 9 .QLI - . 'F'f4'?? ' f 5 -fis- -fe- ng naar mauJ -:uw 11' .1 ' 1 ,,,..,tfL..z A ' '52-Qi, , ' 2 , lf ,XA:?:,.,,,.,, lk ,QV,x.4.xf,3, . 1 , . , ,w,,AQkQpg, if M S! SY4:mldL.:.f2211:: .if5Lff '1M1w .-'. - :fins . U an f Above Left Amateur Radio Club: Row I: D Cantor A Blume M Conlon R w 2 L Above Rrght Bridge Club: D. Cantor. Left Le Cnnerna A1lier:R, Schnitzer, J. Gershkoff C Evnn M Tnlchen N Pnke Above Sports Car Club: Row 1: L. Cooke, G Welling P Watson Row 2 M Freed H Fluhr L Farbstein, B. Briell, J. Bwora, D. Rafuse J Hornbach K Schwartz 1 . if I x-i -' . Nx- .X r , Q V I . . u . 1 , -4 Upper Leh: Epsilon Omega: Row I: R. Sperber, M. Reifensrein. Row 7: H. Goldner, C. Isaacs, B. Sherr' B. Dupee, B. Powers, S. Gabriel, R, Kahn. Row 3: B, Hecht, L. Scharf, I. Grossman, J. Sosinsky, M. Chai M. Polkcw, A. Gruber, H, Peltz, Lower Left: Sigma Beta Phi: Row l: R. Greenberg, S, Grcssbard, M. Nagel, S. Harrison, M. Robb Row 2: F. Lipsky, M. Wigdor, S. Feldman, M. Davino, R. Sabene, S. Choen, J. Bleicher, M. Kellner McGuigan, D. Schotienfeld, J. Richman. Row 3: E. Schulman, R. Marcus, L. Fitlerer, D, Greenslein, Jacobs, F. Mulia, B. Berger. Inter Frat Council: L. Farbsrein Iflfl, A. Schoen l-ISI, J. Sosinsky EQ, R. Sperber EQ. Far Righf: Tau Omega Phi: Row l: R, Kuns, R. Juicemen, D. Obe, S. Smo, P. Fach. Row 2: D. Kramer Lube, L. Schlago, J. Sig, R. Barrel, B. Rhino, D. Penguin. l FRATERNITIES Ask them about the Greek alphabet and they might only know 2 or 3 letters-but for them that makes all the difference in the world. - ,- 1 fl 'lf .Q ,M .N . ,Q -1 H l Wal ui I I EA r lvl .. , l l 1 r . V 1 . X rw' f kf j l , X. I 449' Above: Judo Club: Row 1: W. Ruf, D. Blumslein, N. Higashi linsfructorl D. Sciaky, S. Choen. Row 2: C. Weil, K. Sweeney, A. Luis, J. Mahon, R. May. Above Right: Varsity Cheerleaders: B, Weidman, J. Boccafola, S. Mandel, C. Rubin, G. Gilberti, P. Ciski. Below Right: J. V. Cheerleaders: Row 1: C. Mark, L. Margro. Row 2: J. Andren, S. Zlochower, A. Thompson. JUDO CLUB A hand here, a leg there, and your back on the mat. Beginners wear white belts-and black and blue marks. CHEERLEADERS Rah, Rah, Sis, Boom, Bah!-and we lost anyway I I I 29 MODERN DANCE A hand movement here, a leg movement there. If you see it, you're amazedp if you understand it, you're a genius. VARSITY CLUB Tell them you're a man of letters. They don't have to know which kind. WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION A female version of the Varsity Club who runs SB.women's sports. I Q Q --- ... --.a. .. L-- z,. Far Left: Modem Dance Club: J. Klein, E. Findling, D. Etcheoneny. Varsity Club: J. Phillips, W. Bunyea, P. Epstein, K. Asai, B. Linn, B. Schmadtke. Women's Recreational Association: L. Keehmer, G. Ironson, J. Armo, M. Nauracai, C. Handshaw, B. Lichtman. l29 Msg fl-A muiilulg 1 tp- -..-Q. Wrll'l'Atlll. I30 wtmxu mt' .J I Y V... tum I , i nuiuiv l eunnnuuL.... df 5... IHHISIUIG DWI s i . , cm Dlllllll l .vnuml 1 l W 5 -' l I i-N I' Upper Left: Riding Club: Row l: H. Roseg J. Johnson, A. Gang, L. Lipton, R. Bit Lords, H. Cassidy. Row 2: G. Lukemire ifa adv.J, R. Martinsen. Lower Left: Ski Club: Top ro Bottom: M. J. Horncach, G. Welling, M, Lehr. Upper Right: Bicycle Club: R. Russell Markman, E, Jacobs, S. Cohen, L. Duberi Lower Right: Sky Diving Club: Row Steckler, A. Setteducati. Row 2: F. Smal Peters, P. Hirschhorn. Far Right: Lifeguards: Row l: B. Roori lichtman. Row 2: J. Phillips, P. Epslei Angelo. RIDING CLUB Riding is riding, showing, Smoke Run Farm blue ribbons no ribbons lump ing with horse, jumping without horse. SKI CLUB All that white stuff isn't just snow, some of It is plaster and you can carry it around for quite a while. BICYCLE CLUB Their ambition is to make it up Library Hull without stopping SKY DIVING CLUB Count to five and pull the ripcord. If it doesnt open lust hope you paid last month's phone bill or you won't get your grades LIFE GUARDS With them it's sink or swim because the ring bouy is always on the wrong side of the pool. v,.,,,, 'iff' ggi, k --.. t l't it .- ,. ax S , rs-nw-...... , ' E7 gm? ,' ri 6 1 i I 1 , :I ,A X E . 3 I 5 x Q . 4' ' 5 ' x , ,. ' - ' ' . . ,g ,,,, 8? ,. 7... g, f , , . .- .- . 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Aaron, D, Balland. l33 WINTER an at 'fa W-Q December arrived, and the cold harbingers of the winter gale must have awakened our slumbering Polity Treasurer Al Shapiro, who realized he had missed something and hastened to submit his resignation. Just when we were really beginning to appreciate our wallboard rooms as protection from the elements, the Dormitory Authority upped the rent, only adding to fiscal confusion. Then, as if to ask whether it was worth it all, mice and rats began to wriggle their sharp noses in Roth and Tabler Quads. Tradition. Tradition. All was not lost as Juniors reaffirmed the taste of the founders and gave a vote of confidence to the conventional Stony Brook ring, bypassing the Bookstore edition as too gaudy. The SAB scored again with a Nina Simone-Youngbloods Concert, and Don Rubin requested the presence of the Editorial Board of SPECULA among the elite of resignees for refusing to allow him to have his senior picture taken in a sweatshirt. Associate Dean of Students, John DeFrancesco was found guilty of contempt by a Suffolk County Court for refusing to testify on the grounds of confidentiality, to the Grand Jury in a theft incident. This sparked maior unrest for the Spring Semester. The Freshman' Class held the Third Annual Gal Sale and, shunning con- fidentiality, disclosed a profit of 5200. gp. I38 l ,-an. As December drew to a close, the Holiday Spirit was in the air-but not for long. Festivities were cut short by a flu epi- demic which closed school a week early. The Fall Semester ended uneventfully with the announce- ment of Scott Rickard's appointment as Acting Vice President of Student Affairs, and a Lemar Tea-In to commemorate the First Annual Bust of January I7, 1968. nsslsmnr .EQENTER + 5 Spring Semester got off to a fairly quiet start. 1800 students were waiting for President Toll to take action on their first petition to rein- state Mr. D, the Bookstore was overcharging the students, and students with ridiculous programs, or no programs at all were running around desperately looking for courses. The Teacher Evaluation Survey, engi- neered by Bob Cohen, came out to the delight of the students and the horror of many professors. G Cafeteria was repainted a ghastly combo of olive green and yellow, and Rhody McCoy paid Stony Brook a belated visit and received a large and vocal turnout. ',,, A The first bit of excitement came when BSU presented President Toll with list of demands designed to establish a Black Institute and other considera tions at Stony Brook. BSU temporarily accepted President Toll's answer, which- was presented to a large audience on the anniversary of Malcolm X's death. He said he would refer the problems to the relevant committees. Then the campus was shocked and grieved at the accidental automobile: deaths of .loseph Webb and Stuart Glaser, two freshman pledges. Polity finally purchased a much-needed ambulance, for which the refused to pay. But students shunned vehicular transportation to go marchin' in Port Jefferson for Open Housing. Mu. sd xy we Q- L 1 ff XXKWX Q Q .!,,, v- i sl 'gxj 9 K -v-.2 yi' Q' X4 Y I ' ' ff -i f ! 2 4, .g I ' if -f , , A ff ' 3 T3 -' 5 9 1 74 , ,4 -4 vpn' . ' ' FQ-1 'L 8.4 Winter Weekend featured Arlo Guthrie, and Brook yahoo-ed enthusiastically with Flatt Scruggs' knee-slappin' style. The weekend with a heavy snowfall and classes were for two more days as students cavorted in the I .4--'- D ' ln honor of St. Valentine, a variety of Stony Brook-style love notes were exchanged. Another petition for Mr. D. was circulated. The New York State Senate passed a measure to deny scholarship funds to any student who is convicted of on-campus mis- demeanors or felonies. And Stony Brook pledged its troth to sports with the organization of a football club. President Toll's problems were far from over. Two hundred students rallied in front of the Library to demand a voice in the hiring of faculty members and in the rein- statement of Mr. D. The Merce Cunningham Dance Company gave us an exercise in rhythm and space. Dissenters sponsored protest-of-the-week demonstrations in an effort to awaken Stony Brook students to the social ills surrounding them. A group of about 200 students kept an Army recruiter in a room in the gym for about three hours during a demonstra- tion protesting recruitment, Then they marched to the Library and presented President Toll with a list of demands to which he responded, A University does not respond to demands. Police Commissioner Barry urged strict controls over campus demonstrators in accordance with the long standing All-American tradition of freedom of speech. With the end of February and the beginning of March came the most exciting sports event of the year, perhaps the most exciting in the history of Stony Brook. The Patriots, amidst record-breaking crowds, downed first Pace and then Lehman, to walk away with the coveted Knickerbocker Conference Basketball Championship. The fact that we were disqualified later because of a technicality did not diminish our pride in our first winning team. fl' 1 F f , I j uw-. March came in like a lion with protests over Dow and a day-long confrontation over re- search files. Then, to prove that protests aren't always mass, Phil D'Arms of the Special Projects Office resigned because of frustration at the University's failure to fund commu- nity service projects. Mitch Cohen and Glenn Kissack were arrested in G Cafeteria, Mitch for being on campus after being declared persona non grata, and Glenn for protesting Mitch's arrest. A chain reaction led to an SDS sit-in in the Library after a rally to decide what to do. About four hundred students stayed past midnight despite President Toll's vacillating threats to call Suffolk County Police. By 6 a.m. most of SDS's demands had been met, and students began to leave in twos and threes. At 8:30 the Police arrived, and all but 21 students left en masse. The remaining students were led out by the Police and brought to the Police Station. The Student Council unanimously called for Toll's resignation and censured the President for his failure to create and utilize sufficient channels for instituting change. A petition was signed by 2300 students condemning disruption and destruction. Toll said that he wouldn't change the policy in response to disruption since that would encourage disrup- tion. Mitch was permitted access to the campus again in expectation of good behavior. The campus was polarized, left versus right, and an uncomfortable atmosphere was in- evitable. 1 - A 1 flflfjf Gi 1 'Nga Q wk X1 I 'Q I ., .,, 1 , ' M? 1' A A m A 2' my w 'vpn , . Wav-. ,W ' .ji ., , V MJ L -H '. 1: y ,QL -In A fd J., 4 ,!x ' ,K f pl , 1 I 'lv in QIN A t A 'TD . v' W s ' ' r ' . xi-55 wwf n 'Q 253+- 'Vw WV . 3 ,pF1r Q W Q ,n-,f:gl'6.-Q: 4 .: VX. pm? Abi , 1 - ' sf, V V ?-fr?-1 ' I En.-1 1 lg 33' ii F A 5' .R .- rj. 1 if ' Y' . av L,, I x B -4 H A EIKIIDV 'ptsgv 4 'M g,N,'?.f X-fav' -- 'W . A ? .. , .- ,j ,A ' 5 .57 : ' ,I gy . V , 4 1 wh .M a5,:,,f:,e1Mc3 mi yhgg,,4:4,,,!f-5,i9.1vg .iv - qc! ,z,rx- , ,gpg 4 1 Y Q -, !kh-- Br, A Q21 Wi? .sfgjw A V L, . ' ,Q X 16 .Q A ..A3 J, --' ' Q ,k-A? - L . 1 .14-N' ah ffliff 7 5-I '14 ' pus' V N ff 1 -' J '15 0 9 . , Kg A u- r , Q 'A 5 1 an 2 ,ff ' 1 , 3 X t Vx. al M! nil 5 ,7f.Tfuf'f- A I '- A mn ,wg Y 'f 1' z' f, V f - I us- ' 4 , . 4 fa! I .ey 52323 2 'WW' ' 1 xW -4 M fi! if ,1- 'YT' , A H,i. Y , . N -M w, 1 K ! , ,L 1, 32, ,wr l . 1 J :'. ' l. 1 '4 L I if Q 4 K N I f :Hi - ,A 'K 1 Lx. a U Q 5 K J' 5' N W A 1 . Q I 5 RTE! uf 1 :S 7 .- S as . J .1 K-L as ,b4 . We're Number Defense and a strong overall team effort proved to be the key to a suc- cessful season. The Patriots only gave up 53 points a game on defense, one of the best averages in the nation. They ended the sea- son with a record of 16 vic- tories and 9 defeats. On offense, Stony Brook was paced by senior Tri- Captain and Most Valuable Player, Mark Kirschner. He consistently led the attack as he scored 465 points for an average of 18.6 points per game. Mike Kerr, select- ed as the team's Most Im- proved Player, and Glenn Brown, proved to be main- stays in the rebound depart- ment and received all- league honorable mention. Junior guard, Gerry Glass- berg, was voted the team's Hustler Award, and Soph forward, Gene Willard, was selected as the squad's Out- standing Defensive Player. Willard turned in a clutch offensive performance in the last playoff game with Lehman when he shared High Scorer honors with Kirschner. Next year shapes up as a good one if the team can come along. With the grad- uationofTri-Captains Kirschner, Garahan, and Neuschaffer, the team will key on Willard, Glassberg, and Kerr with backup men Price and Landman as po- tential starters. L. lo R.: M. Kirschner, P. Garahan, L. Neuschaffer. , ., ' Sim' Q.,-1.1 W.-'fwwipyaaia lv! rt iw 5 X. if 1- 3. d - fi -N av ' ' 59 52 s P rw' F o c' Jw, 2.11 if li Vai is 15 I3 -f ,A by FQ .fx - ' Varsity Basketball: I , , 1 Price, F. McEwan. ' 5 .. .. Willard, M. Kerr, J. . ,, ggi- ' '11 3.5- Will' ,iuinh 5 2 xrranll MH' 'K Row I: G. Glassberg, L, Neuschaffcr, P. Garahan, M. Kirscltncr, P Row 2: F. Tirico, H. Brown KCoaclwJ, L. Landman, B. Friedman, G. Phillips, G. Brown, D. Pruitt, B. Giekle, P. Molinari, M, Weinstein. 5 I55 -- '. Q . MJ-,... 'iq' 1- wr' r Y . N 9 L I 'A 4.13 0' 'M 4'. X ri . .Mg 5 ,bulb -4 v V Swimming The 1968-69 season proved to be the best yet for Coach e's swimming team. They finished with a 6-7 overall ord and a 6-1 record in the conference. This strong wing enabled Stony Brook to finish second place in the nference. Spurred on by this win, Coach Lee's men tered the Metropolitan Swimming Championships for first time. As a tribute to the team's strength and spirit, y won an unexpected second place victory. ll in all, the swimmers broke seven varsity records. s fine showing is a good sendoff for swimmers Peter ley, David Gersh, Rocky Cohen, and Paul Epstein, team's captain for four years. The outlook for next is good and the team should have its best year ever. the help of Bob Maestre, Bob Davidson and Paul ie, members of our record-breaking relay team, Pats will have what it takes to be a winning team. S. Zucker, P. Klimley. 1: A. Cohen, K. Lee lCoachD, P. Epstein. Row 2: D. Gersh, J. Eule, G. Indenbaum E Rogoyslu K. Peters, W. Bunyea. Row 3: R. Maestre, P. Angelo, W. Linn, R Fluhr A Weuland S tin' -ff.. 'f lr ,' K . f' K ,. . if . -. - vw- . -' I.. 1 ' . if 4, 0' it 4 5 xi- ' ,M 5 ,iw s X ' -e K l 1'1- gig, Pu -Ui W , vt., , , .rj .Ur J I j ,,f,., , A l -.1 A y .. - ' .. 4 - fm 4 - 'Z if d T . .1 . ,sf - V -. - . - - . T. - .., . 5. ig . , , ' f - wif-11, K . -K ,- , ,I I, V . S - . .n. Tlg?'fH Q fa' . .- . .:' , H ,,. A. t . ' -. ' .-.- A i , . ' iz. , ' ' , ,- -Q . -. .5 it ,lil -, T. . i , his, f if V -'Sc , ,- s Q 3 , 'P - 1 -' 'A . he 3- - M ,, ' , . - . , ri, r- f,.,j.,.f',L if, ,- 1. Q ,.-:gig f.+:,,ij,Q-, ' dx ' Ny f bf , '. . 5, , ' 5-nf. L: - l , K v 5, - 1. -5 -, f . .. ,fn Qi -ft' . i .. . A ' L:-'E-'ff' 'f ' . 54? .-' . -ff' H S i ll . ' T - . . .' -li-. . ,, . 5 ' - A . my S h Row 1: l.. Stettner, C. Clark, S. Chow, J. Burden, M. Barkan, K. Glassberg. Row 2: li Speer, C. Schweibert, B. Scholer, B. Stahl, M. Perkiel, J. Citrin, S. Rosenholtz, K. Schmit The 1968-69 season was Stony Brook's first in the Metro- politan Squash Association. With Sophomores in third, fourth and fifth positions, the team finished with a fine 7-3 record in second place behind an undefeated Stevens Tech team. The final season record was 7-9 with the usual losses to MlT, Trinity, Wesleyan, F8tM, West Point, and Rochester. Captain Steve Chow represented the Patriots in the Stevens Invitational Tournament and lost to the Metropolitan Cham- pion in the semi-finals. Steve was ioined by sophomores Mike Barkan, Chris Clark and Joe Burden for Stony Brook's first participation in the National Intercollegiate Singles Champion- ships at Yale. Although none of the four won matches, they performed creditably. Steve Chow defeated Kenny Glassberg for the team tour- nament championship and won the Most Valuable Player Award for the second consecutive year. l58 .l. -. Gymnastics Small in numbers but large in talent is the phrase for the Women's Gymnastic Team which ended this season with an even record. The team competes in the four Olympic eventsp vaulting, floor exercise, balance beam, and uneven parallel bars. The team is coached by Miss Kendra Beesley. 'x ...ll rvhilm-Q Ss ,5 .rx 1 . c 'J Women's Basketball Knee-sox, culottes, fun and games, that's Stony Brook's Girl's Basketball Team. Coached by Barbara Hall, this team participated in Metropolitan and Long 'Island competition. Captain Mousie Lichtman, and Manager Linda Keehner provided the leadership and fun that added up to a totally perfect season. Left: Row 1: R. Fennessy, N. Bock, L. Catalano, A. Rillo. Row 2: L. Keehner tManagerD, B. Lichtman lCapt.l, A. Kons, K. Hansen, M. J. Galbraith, B. Hall lCoachJ. ' lu- Synchronized Swimming Swimming to music, solo, duet, team routines, and stunt competition. Stony Brook's Synchronized Swim Team has charmed pool waters since 1964. This lovely squad of swim-Kins, coached by Barbara Hall, has taken the 1967 and 1968 Metropolitan and Eastern League Competitions in Intermediate and Ad- vanced Solo Competition. 'jf Z ff f fm wx, c 'N Quinn-lg b'vyrfg1q'.' . ., x 'Q f 4'- -.. .-5-rho ii? gms. ' 'lf-.eg ,I'Llj':5? i:3':: lyti. ,Inj '. '-':-. 1'- ' yn?-.wa ' I a.,,, :f ,.-,fav K jixifgs 7-3 - .1 ' .,.-,s - - -A I .,.,v :jp ,. .,,, 5 -V 'L.IQ,x.:1q 1.,':3-.z..j4Jg, 'A 1 .-'r. -MP1 xi -fi-ni: :, .arf-4 ra..-,5 I' , ' 4 31:55. 'x KN'-X 'ii-K 5 S ff'- 'Q .EA , if v A 1..f..i , .'-- ' vu. Underclassmen Freshmen In September They Arrive To loin The Mass Of Stony Brook Undergraduates 4, cn ,fu 133 2 S in 4 x . - - Q xg Q ' ' 1 4-C5-Q. kurt .. ,,', 'JN' af-lg K s -,,. M H-'aagv .,,., .E A me . if i1 ' dfwg4119f?.'4sf f Q - L,- ..' 34 5- , 'A I l Q: . N3 S, Nd S...-fn 1-4 .1 rv-r-J im,-, -f----vu v ,gf .-f.f. n-...-,v1,.1-11l.:,17..71 y ,bww I qi Wm Tumi f About Excedrm Headaches PL-6545 E: fff-!..la..,,, A Nfsszlginiiliilizssfzt SW as Pas.-ma, And Home Cookmg 'qokkxln'-' I MAY QQWH-7-.T Q SWS on E.. E SOVJJ-,xi I 1 UUA WN F-1v5'. Ixm Cjbfm movin! A -rm-L tv.-m+-ggi Mfxc1J Y'9'N vxense I-121-Psax W + ZT.WlHre.'9'vMJ-1 X OoYn um9r'-fl-115 1:00 qfu-I-mm cbdfffh' .Rico fbwd ax-c.2fr.,u0L4i.w0w.q-,C O Q' Wi They Learn How To Make Friends, And How To Understand Others And If They're Lucky They Might Even Learn How To Understand Themselves. fx .,' . X - i Sophomores 'lfhey Return To Stony Brook A Year Glder, But Wondering Whether 5 They're Also A Year vie Wiser. ' ical -4' ma K , 1 lan., -' xv' 'x This Is The Year For Old Friends, A Sense Of Belonging, New Ideas, And Making Decisions They Talk, Search, And Ask Questions Of Themselves And Of Others uv- U Y xx ,Cf 'l A Q 0 W0 -nv Having Learned About Themselves And Their University, They Must Now Learn To Involve Themselves In Their University Q fm' ,fs Q 9 Iuniors Coming Back To The Brook Was Old Hat, More Fun, And More Responsibility. ' in G. Lmx 'e-IQ, 'v- sd 4.1 They Faced Problems - Personal, Academic And Social Some Had Solutions. Others Did Not. They're Still Meeting People And Doing New Things As Well As Their Own Thing Each Une Is Different - An Individual - But Still Part Of The Mass Of Undergraduates Maggie Sow- W-jf if aww? 'M W' 15 ww X-XT i, .I 5of5K:5D'451o uw?NtR B-W 4 m Mme - 'io-asv.-I WW' fgwgpzr-Si t ustn.s:5 S'X:9go4x3- guilt B'-E SN Wm, god' nf'-ffm A wmxi ,N , Xgf , Q-E fix Q- i l L i -1 5. G3 A 401- Y. X f' fgfsf p JK, I i I -'Q I . u V r a n nr .NN fq W, . K J X , 177 ff x 3 -1 J ' 5- Q. SPRING Spring arrived in full bloom and as old excitement waned, new excitement sparked. P found discrepancies in its books, and discovered that at least 536,000 was missing. The Polity and the Business Office took turns passing the buck. As a matter of fact, there was of passing done in April. The new curriculum proposal to reduce the number of University requirements and esta a three track major was passed by the Faculty Senate. The Council of Student Affairs pass motion calling for the formation of a Student-Faculty Review Board for Campus Security. Campus construction proiects headed toward completion at an increased rate this year. Lecture Hall Complex has been turned over to the University and there is a large hole by Humanities Buildings and one behind the Social Sciences Building. And . . . The Campus Ce- is still squatting in unfinished splendor. Linus Pauling came to Stony Brook and issued a call for peace, a refreshing change of from someone three times over thirty. He called for students to use their energy and intelligl for worthwhile objectives and not to waste it on trivia. ..,,.....EEL . ag 'XI: .1 A .2 lg' :'q::Q:..SIQTifT .. - 'G tw-H-www. N. 4'-r-114 5 ,qv- X RX ' -us. N 0 P? The protest cycle was completed when BSU, together with the Student Council, called for a fully integrated work force on campus. A Stop Themis movement had been gathering steam for some time, manifested in rallies and Stop Themis misspelled in large letters on the Van de Graaf and Earth and Space Sciences Buildings. The Department of De- fense never awarded the project to Stony Brook anyway. Ten Years After returned five months after for another concert. They were accompanied by the Taj Mahal. As April ebbed, the academic community voted on the Commission proposals, many were defeated by the faculty. Benedict College held its dedication ceremonies. Dr. Margaret Mead delivered the dedicatory speech followed by the Thunderbirds and the Ishangi Dancers. Toscanini College sponsored an art exhibit featuring Larry White's sculpture and Moussi's freak show including a jumble of Alfreds. Whitman College held its dedication, hosted by members of the col- lege dressed in colonial costumes, and complete with exhibits from the Suffolk Museum and the Whitman House. arf' ' r ml -fl. L, ., .,,. 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The Black Experience at Stony Brook concurrently featured cultural and artistic fare, highlighted by Isham Latimers second annual one- man-show. On Friday night the Spring Formal catered to long gowns and dinner iackets, and for those of an informal turn of mind, two outdoor concerts featured the James Cotton Blues Band, Slim Harpo, and Chuck Berry. On Saturday night, a dance concert highlighted the Underbelly and the Band. V5 fy X x .hw eil. g Fine weather heralded another sit-in, this time at the Computing Center. The students demanded an end to all recruiting on campus and the rescinding of increased room charges. Easy Company was there also, to show that there were those who were opposed to the sit-in. Threats of a court order dispersed the group. Within a week antagonism exploded for real in the largest and most disruptive outbreak in Stony Brook-history. At about 10 p.m, on Monday, May 15, there were reports of a Bust in Tabler I, and later reports circulated that JN had been raided. The Hughes Committee was due to reopen hearings on drug abuse at Stony Brook the next morning, and political implications were obvious. Large crowds milled restlessly around G Quad where police were expected at any moment. An angry group ot students stormed and burned the gatehouse and overturned a security car. Fires were set in several wings of G Dorm, and since Security had discon- nected the fire alarms, fearing these would be used to warn of the Bust, the building had to be evacuated door-to-door. Students and staff extinguished the flames with hand extinguishers. When the Fire Department eventually arrived, groups of incensed students threw rocks, fearing police reentry onto the campus. 1 1 T 7 1 x xl AQEMVU Eft lll 1-n 4' up xg.-'QZWF Q . ff 'fsixyg -,S.'Yf'3?5fi- ' ' f L-1 1 .. IL. ua- if 5421 f - '. , . .: - -N 'lb , J 1 - ' - , ' 1 .ll ,L y., X ,. 4 5:3-f?, ..-., 2- -V'-1 5 Q., Q..gqf4,,k.. 1 m- A A , . U -I.. 0 l.. . Q In the midst of the confusion, Seniors and Faculty members took a breather at the Annual Senior-Faculty Dinner Dance. DUMP TOLL I88 , X Q. , A-K Af? . It'1.!ll.1x 4-ijt -4 I I' .ugx ,444 ,Sw 8 'Ir if ,a 3'5- ,. iv 'A .U f 1 ,' A,, - K,3, f'Q' li , W - L? ' a ' ,! y Q - X X i l x I' P . A ,' . l 4' Ax A .4 .. 1 K tv 7 SA -5. .- LID 3g, '- I' 5 A-- ' ff .,,,.5.-1 I -,, V r UQQQP 1' 1 -Q 4 '- I , . ..L,,J.,,w , .. --H ' 1 'Tr 'Jnfi - ' '- 1 . xQ.:,i4'f7'rs-. 'N . .-. .Mb - '4.' A '- .-.' S-' L .ff .' . ' Mix ff Qu -'wHf'Q5'. n , W h - :J fbi, fn- 5. 4.1 3 .4,.., . . V, .- ' f'.,f !f Sting . ..74 5IQ'fin'?.'.lfZ?',2 'Q' - -rf: a -ut' .- ELL- 43.3 5- ' 2 g 9'6 fi:k9x.Q'1' ' H X , Q I, X, .. V' -. ... . . . 'N ,-- . A , ' :I .Qual ,- '. Z-'5f'E..': 'WY' M7 -' W 'if' 43:7 -Q,,l,'fv,..37 1' 'iw-'ffrlkii .122 -Slflw-' '- 1 ' ' lf '1f?' QL -'-'---my, -,1V,zu-'H . .rv -ff, M f-, , . '-, 1 -- wa. A- . W., ,. z ,.,- W, ., , K, 1 ..,, 1 - - . -,4.1-,nr . -f- tw-'p '.': . . f 1 QQ L ' . - 9 A-Qin ., A f , xx 4.- . 4: . frf,-1, '-Q., 'N ' Obfv- J . '- , .5-f FQ?-. E .J '-4.1 '-I 5553? w'f 9 'f 'lxfffk ,ff Spring Sports Track And Field Coach Von MechoW's trackmen had a tough season this year. Although had few wins, they had a lot of spirit and they gave their all for Stony Of the Tri-Captains, Phil Farber, Roger Fluhr, and Steve Vanasco, only Farber year's high scorer, will be returning next year. Also bolstering the tea returnees Lou Landman Ksecond highest scorerl as a relay man, Larry in weights and Dan Pichney in distance running. Upcoming freshman stars are Oscar Fricke in distance running and LaMoglia in sprinting. Both men did exceptionally well as freshmen. With absence of senior Ray Gutowski, the team will be depending on Fricke. .'. ,fs V' Q-'sf ,.v'1' I 5- in ,.v - :. A . 1 , -'1'- ',,!L 'J' ,.,fEe-a'fW?e' , Q V .1 1 ' . y Brook 31 62V2 36 36 63 88 21 73V2 107 34 34 75 Opponent Adelphi 1 14 89V2 84 57 82 52 133 8OV2 41 47V2 98V2 78 N --1:11. I -my.-. -,, vp wa...-.-- A vp ,.. ,., ...,.4l ,ferr . 'ali' Q-an ...f .. As., i 4 '.. ' ..-s ' no 1 - V.. .. : gsf ,,,.5 :ro is M ., . T . ' A--A -N h. 4-Nfvvll-Q .- ---- .. .... , gl. -:... - I' 1 4 .4 :wif I ar - i' '9,,,, '. - .- -rf . . . . , -' 2-,, , , '...,.. ...Q L y- .r nw 9- nd 9, usp-4 ' I V? - 1.- I92 ,. .,4 -J -if ,.. ',,,. 'Q-C' .7 I - ,.....oq 1 1' 'v' j G . .ls 'fl' 'K if .r--. , -gr M . J: .-..,, .-Q1 nw um, 414 e- - 2'-1 -3. Varsity As expected, the T969 Stony Brook Crew teams their finest seasons ever. Taking on new opponents Canisius College, Buffalo State, U. of Buffalo, U. of Island, Drexel Tech, and traditional rivals like St. John's Post, Iona and Assumption College, our crews compiled finest record in the eleven year history of the sport at Brook. In his second season as coach, Paul Dudzick produced a sity with an I I-3 record, losing only to Canisius at St. in Canada, Drexel Tech at home, and Iona College in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. An group of freshmen came across with a very respectable record, earning for themselves the chance to compete in highly regarded Dad Vail Championships in Philadelphia. .-41 4..:'1'.,-..-Ig nfs':'r':CfA'Z13fE't.....'.- A xilwixfg, I A A Q3 J Above: Varsity Crew: N. Gish, R, Ackerman, P. Fedrowitz, B. Harvey R. Hirsch, B. Rostan, M. Schwartz, R. Moore. Varsity and J.V. Crew: Row l: R. Rosen, R. Hirsch, G. Rossano, M Post, P. Axelroth, B. Grauman, M. Trager, J. Podowitz. Row 2 D. Schwamm, G. Friedlander, P. Gromet, B. Sherman, R. Foster, R Ackerman, C. Hubert, P. Dudzick lCoachJ. Row 3: J. Jastrab, C Katz, N. Gish, W. Wade, M. Schwartz, C. Berntson, B. Harvey. Baseball Row 7: D, Weissbard, R. Levine, J. Dona, C. Lieman. Row 2: S. Ashby, R. Grimaldi, M. Low, S. K. D'Amico, P. Mascia, Coach Frank Tirico. Row Costa, K. Burrows, C. Winter, J. Pickens, S. Tomazoski, G. MacCabe, J, Duffy. fx 'A N5 4. ' -v Q.. li. -v,,uV N- L' N . ,I lik .-I 415 - -. .1 .,.1 s .A - Q. np -3-0 ., . Q I ia' V va A I hllfgxx .Q ., 5 A 16 'f-r ?f , 1 I 2 v ,L ' f ,ff fgm f'.qi,- gr Zag. f . .v .- 1,3 V,-,fi ' W . W ' ' ,wi' i.'l'3 - 1 vdf' 1.9.4 st A H? ' I l 4 X f an' 1 N 4 , , I l 1 , I ' f V 1 , 1 , 4 I I If is r v, I W 'I' I H517 4 . If X. 1 If X 34' . , 1 N. Q '. x ' - 1 .-I .. .4 ',., ,V4 . jl x' v 1 V 1 4 - .X W 4 19914. u1l-V.... -- W-4' ' g., v v Ig' ' j. - fr - .','f.N-M. .' -.' ' N L4 1' .1 1 , .. Q -N - --1' , Lyn- Q Xa -14. P5 X an, .V ,AP-,, ,'. - ,f., fr' ' x4 I Yak, 4' fr'.A '. i.. 44-r N . ff' A .fa-7,55 - ' , ff' -' -Y wa-I-Z.: K, ,, ,,,-- J f. , Q, ,- - ,. j., .. ..-'..,A -N.-..'.:Q..1 i'+'S3' A rs: J if: ri'P'fF3f-9315. W. :A V. . K .4-1.'.,-.,f. 0,-. v, 'Q-gf.: ' -Q . ,wuggy-... 'r' X , - '- N-Q -V-1. fr ' ,. J- , ' Y, , . ,I - N IJ' I V. , -H1 .' -. 3- , , - H. .1 'H ,, . Q. , A ,JA 1 .f -- ' l I .- , Yr-1 -X IL. - ,- x -say., 9 i P' . x. ' 'Af .,-N,-4,.Qg . ,v -15 55 , ',. ' 4, A ' ,'4. s-Vx... ,- .. -J . .- .m'.,, vain... ' ,g -1 R' .J-an I 'Y 1 W, gl , 0. r I , rptpd .,, Y . 'fn , A 1' 'IP ' 1 U4 '. N - A D 4? . . f u A ,, ., I 8 .3 1. 1,:,f ,. ,w ' up ,: ,I . A FJ ..,.. ., S - ,vb I M.. , ' 5,1 . -1 v. :Fw- f 1 ,-4 I V -fa '!'1'.. wg, . TA Q -4 - fb gg. . . Women's Softball In comes spring and out come the balls and bats. Stony Brook Women's Softball Team competes with metropolitan colleges in regulation seven-inning games. Miss Kendra Beesley coaches the team. I x X. . A F V '-'Y-.-. A .,. L -QE' n -Q w-. -' ., -A 'XX vw. ' G I97 ,I ' '4 ', f f v If y' 1' K f f . ,f ,I 'I f , f , , , . , , f v J ' J X , , Y, 7 f K , , J f ' I r if ' , f , ,v r f - f f f v f I ' , f 1 1' f' ' f f 4 f J' f J l -'frkvv -'fr - f- 1 f' Il ,f v 4 . . . V , r E El .. 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Andrea Avanzino Robert Axel Bonnie Axelrod Diana Balben Howard Banner R Gerald Barber Donald Barnao Adele Baross Morton Barr Mmna Barrett Nancy Barthel 4-5 Frank Bass Ellen Becker Russell Becker Cheryl Benaf Mitchell Bender James Bennett Y' ,E Henry Bensen Roy Benson Angela Berardino Linda Berg Michele Berger Neil Berger '1gf. -,,,,,,,- l 'UC r 'T 1-f - fi V? 1,3 1 5 Q'x N ' --. I 5. P il!!-f... W ' zoa 1' I 'If 1 X '9 1'-vu 1 Ira Berk Regina Berkman Jay Berkowitz Amy Bernheim David Bernstein Wendy Beraon William Betus Raymond Biegun Linda Bilmes Alan Binder Jacqueline Bisagni Roland Bishop Patricia Biertnex Donald Blake Barbara Blassingame Ted Blatt Mitchell Blazer Jack Bloom Nat Board Joyce Boccafola Barbara Book Margaret Borchers Geraldine Bosh Kevein Bowen William Burney Carl Burrows Thomas Byrnes Johanna Caleca Ellen Cannon Cecil Canton -!1' .Arg I w A1 til K I? 5' . -41A IQ 208 x -ai -5. Stephen Capson Amhony Cardace Richard Carr Tena Carr Michael Carroll Richard Carroll GCDVQE C5590 Lawrence Cassenti Andrea Cavagnaro Karen Chall William Chalmers Michael Chernick Q 3 if r'l Hwa Chiao Marcia Choper Stephen Chow Jo-Ann Christian Alan Citrin Janice Clampev Maureen Cleary Lynn Clock John Clukies Barbara Cobb Alan Cohen 'V' H- l --Iwi: A. 4r ' -1: Laura Cvheft Martha Cohen Michel Cohen Robert Cohen Barbara Colin Miriam Daly Stuart Dattner Mary DeCicco Robert DeCostanzo Lorraine DeFina 2I0 K if l. ,am I' Maria De Fonseca Joseph De Luca Robeda Dever Joseph De Vita Lesley Diamond Victor DiCara Kathleen Dickson Mark Dickstein Mary Lou DiMelfi Mark Dirolf Jon Dodds Margaret Donohue Ralph Diemer Alan Dorfman Robert Dorman Ethel Drayton Anne Dressler I 1 0 , 'frasrr' A Nancy Drezin Margaret Drimer Clifford Drubin Fred Drucker Phyllis Duchin William Dutkiewicz N ni. Q1- I '3 Waller Earley Carl Easiman Manin Eckert Robena Egkgrgin Peter Econ Marcia Edelman Guy Egri Brian Ehrlich Lucille Erlich Margayef Joseph Eichenholz Barbara Einstein Melody Eisman Wendy Elkind Lynne Englander Bruce EMS Naomi Epsvein Paul Epstein Robert Epstein Ralph Eahelman Falik x ' -FX sL N, iT I 'Ita Carolyn Falkoff Phillip Fallon Jack Faraci Roberf Faraci Norman Fastenberg Peter Fedrowitz Sharon Feit Alan Feldman James Fellman Deborah Fer17Of1 George Fenton Marguerite Ferrioli Richard Firestone Deborah Fisch Roger Fluhr Peter Fountaine Amy Fox Resa Freedman Sandra Fried Linda Friedman Lorinda Friedman Paul Friedman Stan Frumkin Celia Fuhrer 2I7 'I f Trish Gimbel Rita Ginsberg Madelyn Glam Elissa Glaser Joan Glaser David Glazer Carol Gcldhaber Neil Goldman Sandys Goldman 220 HHH N 5 lj! 'f n 4'-gig 1-. Howard Goldner Mark Goldstein Michael Goldsvein Raymond Golowaty Thomas Gonzalez Fred Goodsiein Susan Goofzeit Ernest Gorelik Mark Gorkin Roberl Gosden v.. Harry Gould Charles Grammick Charles Granat Kathryn Gray Frances Graybowski 22l X Angela Greco Lawrence Green Steven Green Sharon Greenberg Vin Grella James Frank Grimaldi Manhew Grohe Jack Grunfeld Paul Gusmorino John Haag Michael Christine Hdndshaw Suzanne Hansel Stephanie Harmon Alan Harris Harold Harris Judy Harris 222 'u .iaihx 5 499555409 'sf 5-f 'Q--ev 'N uf l 'Q - 'x X f, 1. ,N ,+ w '. . .5 ' , .. A o K :- r I ' -AL' , I Q 'Y I. . ,,, , E 'x X! 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Howard Kesselheim Patricia Kirkley Bruce Kirschner Mark Kirschner Carol Kislin Christine Kissmer Howard Klein Jeffrey Klein Judy Klein Robert Klein Andrew Knapp Evelyn Knight Larry Koenig Charles Kohl Steven Kopel ,L Stanley Kopilow Frederick Kraics 230 Linda Koral Jeffrey Kornblith Frederick Korwan Anne Koslow Elaine Kramer Judith Kramer Ralph Kramer Susan Kramer , iff ..', ' 1 4-rv! 1A,y 23I 7,9 '4 Steven Krantz Jerry Krim Barbara Krohley Evelyn Thomas Kumpf Paul Kuritky Steven Kurz John Laffman James Laing Qu. Marlo Lamantla Myron Landmsky Chrusta Lang Janet Lanza Vmcem La Jane Lecklider James Leek Diane Leftoff 233 Susan Leftoff Maryann Leggio Richard Lelong Laura Leventhal Hal Levine Michael Levinsvone Vivian Lewin John Lewis Margaret Lewis i Q Brenda Lichfman Howard Lieberman Jean Lieberman Madeline Lench Howard Lepolsrar Charles Levy Laurence Levy 1 psy. David Lichl Gail Lichl Robert Liebl Amy Liebman Steven Liff ederick Lifshey John Lister in , Q 47 X-ww Lenore Longo Margare? Lordan Susan Lqrd5 Matthew Low Carol Lundequist Nora Madden ,ng Susan Major Helen Makelin Peter Mancino Kathryn Martell Frederick Masci Norma Masella Pedro Maiarnala Etta Matalia 237 i 1 John Meyer Stephen Meyers Marilyn Miks Paul Miller Susan Miller Debra Mintz 239 Bonnie Mirrer Lorraine Mitchell Anthony Modesio 5-. U W Bradley Mohr Cheryl Mollot Bruce Molloy Kevin Moore Sandra Moore Joslyn Morales 240 49-74- .tk 1, 5, If . r Kifhfvn MUYQBW Joseph Morrone William Morse Vicki-Lynn Moss Maria Mulrooney 5 Arleen Murphy Jane Murphy Caryn Nadler Marcia Nadler Linda Nardalla as Y-Q if Nancy Narsavitch Monica Nawracai Helene Nelsen Rochelle Nemiroff Barbara Nettleton 24l Edna Newman Kenny Nicholas Karol Olafsen Stephen Omansky Gail Oppenheim Stanley Ray Patterson Harold Paul Jacqueline Payne Robert Peeples Janice Pendergast Ronald Pennisi 242 n! 'x 4' .Z --no 552 ff : 1 - 8, ' ' TF 1 ' 'af' '47 'L RAL: '. .ty ,pf -' . . 25l -'lk 7 ' H I 'rf ' , 5.. ak' Qjff' 'ff::e.,f4 v . 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Nancy Linda Simkin Olivia Simmons William Simon EVGIYY' 5imPS0n Linda Sinowitz Ruth Sirota Barry Skura Adrienne Sliffman Fred Small Robert Smilow Gerald Smith Gregory Smith Robert Smith Mark Snyder Susan Snyder Kenneth Sobel Linda Sobelman Barbara Solkow 257 ,f ff'- T-T' Alexander Solnlk Lois Solomon Ralph Solomon Ilene Sondike Anthony Sparandara Paul Sprachmun 'C' Sprachman Trudy Sprung Robert Stahl Dorothy Stahlberg Andrea Stavin Lawrence Steckler E1 Judith Steele Michael Stegman Bob Steinberg Arlene Stephani Drew Sterling Helaine Stern 1 vu William Stokes Joseph Strammiello Lenore Streifer Michael Sullivan Diana Sundin Wendy Sutherland 259 1 T37 v-...f - Suzanne Sutton Maryann Sveda Joseph Taff Mark Tarantino iHerbert Tardiff Roben Tarfakoff 260 Marie Tedeschi I1 XXX Amhony Testa Sherri Lynn Tollner John Tedesco Ann Marie Teehan Mark Tepper Robert Terwilliger Frederick Thompson Elaine Timpone Lorraine Titolo Norman Tolle Adrienne Towers Neil Trachtman Paul Trowa Frank Trowbridge 26I Sheryl Wagman Victor Wagner Susan Walen Alfred Walker Felice Wallach Abraham Harold Ware Michael Warkemin Roderick Warner 262 - J 3 X l ,x Arlene Warshofsky Fever Waxman Diane Weber ,r A 9 V ,,, 44' '.,.. X, f-,fue---' -A,..'ldA:.'- . .so-:C-V1.1-,..,4p, L, L k fufkkl .,, . .Lvf 1 1 -. Q.. 1 N .x,,5i.. F5 .A .5 I F , 33 1 Barbara Wechsler Jeffery Weinberg David Weiner vo' Maxine Weiner Ester Weinhouse Steven Weiser 1 xii XJ Gloria WBiSfn8f1 Harold Weisman Steven Weisman Abraham Weiss Henry Weiss Miriam Weiss Marc Wesiler James Whitney Todd Wiener Margaret Wiesman Elliott Willman Richard Willotr 265 Peter Winans Christine Winter Marilyn wishnef G,-eg,-,ry wisg Jon Ziperman Phillip Zittell Stan Zucker Joseph Zweig 266 l hi' 4 fi' W 'V uit? .Af ' . , - R , 1 , F ' 0 M. '- 4- V, . ,gf ' ',' , , 1 1' , Y wi 4 'A , y VE! Q . l Y 'v . Xa , , ,. I . w ' I Q U ng . 1 . F I . 4, V . ,L ,I-' W , Q qw . ff n -' 7 Q f 71 V 1 '- ' 4, At- Y. K ,Iv ml? 1 TN' Q' ff... , 5 ' - , , '38 -.-4 .. 4 .'. 3. . mia -A 'J' 1. , ' . . . Rag' Nw? .-ef' ' Fwy! 4-5- i rd- a-A-... an :Qing-41 gaussbvi' K .ga-ladle IF I Q'iWf,g',l ,qi ' 1 ,Z W ,. susan --- 'Y' 4-uf. ... -. , , 4 , -' ' ' ' . f F Q- - . - ' A, , , ...uw -K 4 ivwifn ..l.d1'. N .I o-1,...l1, yf , Q .1 -..nag . ls ' 'v. . -- , , menu: W - Q 1 . I ..'-'ff 'f 41- ff 1:1 l A X f. 40-M ' ' F' b M W ef il? 'J ' .. A: A -d . - A i ' . .gf -. N, ' Y, Q., I I n i l .:,, .'K' r, ' U 1 'q , N , Y-Tvagyg '.v, ' -A .. 5,p.QQ V 3 s vw . 1 fin 11 vg,,Lp:,'w4g .. YL CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Academ. Environ.-Academic Environment Sub-Com- mittee Anthro.-Anthropology Club A.R.-Amateur Radio Club Athlet. Sub Comm.-Athletic Sub-Committee A.V.-Audio Visual Committee Bicycle-Bicycle Club Bio-Biology Societ Bridge-Bridge Club B.S.U.-Black Students United Budg. Comm.-Budget Committee C.A.-Creative Arts Society Campus Cent.-Campus Center Committee Carnival-Carnival C.B.--Computer Board Cheer.-Cheerleaders Chem.-Chemistry Society Chess-Chess Club C.O.C.A.-Committee on Cinematogrephic Arts Commen. Comm.-Commencement Committee Computer-Computer Society Const. Comm.-Constitutional Committee C.P.-College Plan C.S.-Campus Security C.S.O.-Christian Science Organization Curr. Comm.-Curriculum Committee Dean's List-Dean's List Debate-Debating Club Dorm Jud.-Dorm Judiciary Dorm Leg.-Dorm Legislature El Ateneo-El Ateneo Engineer. Soc.-Engineering Society E.S.S.-Earth and Space Science Society Exper. Coll.-Experimental College Fence--Fencing Club Food Comm.-Food Committee For. Rel.-Foreign Relations French-French Club German-German Club Gershwin M.B.-Gershwin Music Box Gym.-Gymnastics Club Handicapped-Swimming for the Handicapped Hillel-Hillel , IEEE-International Electrical and Electron Engineers Internat.-International Club Intra. 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Abraham, Judlth B.A. EngIish!Ed. Newman I. Abrahamsen, Janice B.A. Sociologyllid. R.A. 4, C.P. 4, Dean's List 4. Ackerman, Michael B.S. Chemistry. Dean's List 3, Chem. 4, Intra. 4. n Adler, Andrea B.A. Sociology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Ride, O.P.T. , Alekel, Fred B.A. English. Intra. 3. Allen, Jane B.A. Sociology. Dean's List 3, Curr. Comm. 4, M.D. 4, S.-F. Challenge I, 2, Carnival 2. Alperln, Jay B.S. Biology. Dean's List 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3, 4. Altschuld, Andrea B.A. Sociology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Ammirata, Angela B.A. SocioIo9YfEd. U. Chorus I, 2, Intra. l, 2, 3, Dean's List 4. Andersen, Adele B.S. Math!Ed. Newman Treas. 3, Pres. 4, SPECULA 4, Dean's List 2, 4. Andersen, Dennls B.A. English. Dean's List l, 2, 3, 4, Psych. I, 2, Newman I, Lit. Soc. I, LSG l. Andersen, Janet B.A. English. Sports Car 3, 4. Anderson, John B.A. History. R.A. 4, Dean's List 3, 4, WET I, 2. Angelo, Peter B.A. PsychologylPre-Med. Dean's List 3, 4, Swim 4, L. Guard 3, 4, Polo 4, Ital. 3, Handicapped 3, 4, Track, Manager 4, Var. C. 4. Appelbaum, Laura B.A. Sociology Arbelt, Leonard B.S. Biology. R.A. 4, Pre-Med, Pre- Dent 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 2, 3. Ardollno, Phyllls B.A. History. Dean's List 2, 3. Arfa, Karen B.A. Psychology. R.A. 3, Dorm Leg. lChu 2, Dean's List 2, 3, Soc. Forum 3, 4, Psych 3. Armo, Janice B.A. French. F. Hockey 2, 3, 4, fbi 3, 4, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. I, 2, Intra. I, 3, 4. Aronott, Robert B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 3, N.C.T.q e'Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3 4, Psych I, 2, .l, 2, 3, 4. I, 2, 3, 4, Pr 4, Intra Arrance, Edwin B.S. Earth and Space Science. E.S.S. Il 4, Intra. I, 3, 4, Dean's List 4, Curr. Comm. 4. Arrlghl, Anthony B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. l, I 3, 4, W.U,S.B. 3, 4, IEEE 4. Ashendort, Karen B.A. PsychologylEd. Dean's List 3 4, S.S.M. 2, 3, Hillel I. Atlas, Ellen B.A. Sociology. Dean's List 3, 4. gvanlino, Andrea B.S. Math. Newman I, 2, Dean's Lid Axel, Robert B.A. Psychology. PRAXIS 4, Dean's Li: 3, 4, N.C.T.G. I, Psych. 1, 2. Axelrod, Bonnle B.A. Sociology. Intra. 4. Balbert, Diana B.A. Psychology. Psych., Dean's List I 3, 4, Orient. 2. Banner, Howard B.S. BioIogylPre-Med. Pre-Med, Pru Dent. I, 2, 3, 4, Bio I, 2, 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, 3. Barber, Gerald B.S. Earth and Space Science. E.S.S. I l.V.C.F. 3, 4. Barnao, Donald B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 4. Baross, Adele B.A. English!Ed. U. Chorus I, 2, Dean' List 2, 3. Ea?r,4Mortcn B.S. Chemistry. Chem. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean' is . Barrett, Mlnna B.A. Psychology. Speakers Bureau 3, Orient. 2, 3, 4, R.A. 3, 4, Psych I, 2, Soft. I, 2, Who' Who 4, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Barthel, Nancy B.A. English. Quad Jud. 3, Dorm Jucf 2, Dean's List 3, 4. Bass, Frank B.A. History. Bask.-J.V. I, Z, Hillel I, Intra. 3, 4. Becker, Ellen B.A. Sociology. S.A.B. I, 2. Becker, Russell B.A. English. Benat, Cheryl B.A. Art!Ed. Bender, Mitchell B.S. Biology. Dean's List I, 2. 3, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3, 4, C.P. 2, Pol. Senate 4. Bennett, James B.A. Economics. Bensen, Henry B.A. History!Ed. Intra. I, 2, 3, 4, R. 3, Head R.A. 4, Hillel 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Represen tahve 4, Dorm Leg. 2, Dean's List 4. Benson, Roy B.A. Sociology!Ed. Res. Bd. 2, 3, Ch Psych I, 2, oc. Forum 4, R.A. 4, Who's Who 4. Berardlno, Angela B.A. Sociology. Berg, Linda B.A. Psychology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Gy 3, Anthro. I, 2, Psych I, 2, 3, 4. Berger, Mlchele B.A. Psychology. Psych. 2, 3, 4, Que Jud. 2, Pol. Jud. 3, S.S. . l, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Pre-La I, 2, El Ateneo I. Berger, Neil B.A. Psychology. Dean's List I, 2, lntra l, 2, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3. Berk, Ira B.S. Math. Judo 2, Soccer 3. Berkman, Regina B.A. Art!Ed. Dean's List 3, 4. Berkovllti, Jay B.E. Enginering. Engineer. Soc. l, 2, 3 4, Dean's List 4. Bernhelm, Amy B.A. Psychology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, Berilstgln, David B.S. Math. R.A. 3, 4, Dean's Lis Berson, Wendy B.A. French. Dean's List l, 4, Synchron Swim I, 2, Judo I, Scot. Folk Dance 4, Hillel I, 2. Betus, Willlam B.S. Math. Biegun, Raymond B.S. Biology. Bio 3, 4, Computer 4. Bilmes, Llnda B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 2, 4. Blnder, Alan B.S. Biology. Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Rifle I. Bisagnl, Jacqueline B.A. I-listorylEd. Newman 2, Dean's List 4. Blshop, Roland B.S. Chemistry. Chem I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. Biertnes, Patrlcla B.A. English!Ed. Dean's List l, 2, 3, 4. Blake, Donald B.E. Engineering. IEEE 4-, Elll-I 4, Corn- puter 2, Judo I, Engineer. Soc I, Dean's List 3. Blassingame, Barbara B.A. Sociology. B.S.U. 3, 4. Blatt, Ted B.A. PsycholoQYfPre-Med. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent l, 2, 3, 4. Blazer, Mitchell B.A. Economics. STATESMAN 3, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Hillel Treas. 3, Orient. 2, 3. Bloom, Jack B.A. Psychology. I Board, Nat B.A. English. Hillel, STATESMAN, Deans List I, S.-F. Challenge I, 2. Boccafola, Joyce B.S. MathlEd. J.V. Cheerleaders l. Vars. Cheerlaclers 2, 3, 4, Dean's List l, 2, 3, 4. Book, Barbara B.A. Psychology. Psych. 2, 3, 4, U. Chorus 2, U. Orchestra 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Hillel l, Stud. for Kennedy 3. Borchers, Margaret B.A. History. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Bosh, Geraldine B.A. History!Ed. Dean's List 3. Bowen, Kevin. B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, Gym. 3, 4, Sky 4, Swim 3. Bowra, James B.E. Engineering. XBE, Pres, Dean's List, IEEE, Engineer. Soc., A.R., Young Repub., Sports Car 4. Brancato, Mary B.A. Hislory!Ed. Braunsteln, Meryl B.A. Sociology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, Psych I, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 3, Ski 2. Brennan, Judith B.A. History. Breslau, Ivy B.A. Psychology. Dorm Leg., Ski, Psych, SPECULA, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Briclrley, Edward B.S. Math. Dean's List 3, 4, Karate 4. Briell, Robert B.A. History. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, 4vA'I' 2, 3, 4, Bowl, 4, Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Young Repub. I, 2, 3, 4. Briggs, JoAnn B.A. Psychology. Bronsnick, Theodore B.S. Math. Dean's List 2, 3, 4. Brown, Barry B.S. Biology. S.A.B., Dean's List. Bruce, Paul B.S. Physics. Karate, Dean's List, Judo, ZIIE. Bruckman, Hazel B.A. Art. Pol. Senate 4, Dorm Leg 3, Res. Bd. 3, Campus Cent. 4, STATESMAN 3, Whos Who 4, N.C.T.G. 2, W. Horizons I, Dean's List 3, Ski I, Psych 2, Orient. 4. Brurnmett, Robert B.A. Psychology. Dorm Leg. 4, Psych I, 2, Sports Car 4, Dean's List 4. Brusteln, Fredric B.S. Biology. Dean's List, Swim. Buckley, Dorothy B.A. History!Ed. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Newman I, 2, 3, 4, Ski 4, SPECULA 4. Bueb, Joel B.S. Chemistry. Chem 3, 4, Intra. 4. Buettner, Linda B.A. Sociology. Dean's List 3, Soc. Forum 3, 4. Burks, Holly B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 4. Burney, William B.A. Sociology. Burrows, Carl B.A. Economics. Bask., OAI-I, Var. C., Intra., Sci. Fict., Dean's List 4. Byrnes, Thomas B.A. Anthropology. Anthro 4, Intra. 3. Caleca, Johanna Elena B.A. EnglishlEd. Dean's List 3, 4, S.A.B. 2, SPECULA 2, E.S.E. 3. Cannon, Ellen B.A. Political Science. Dean's List 4, Pol. Sci. Assoc. 4, Youg Dem. I, 2, 3, 4. Canton, Cecil B.A. English!Ed. Bask. 3, Intra. 2, B.S.U. 3, 4, Curr. Comm. 4, Whos Who 4. Capson, Stephen B.A. Psychology. S.A.B., Dean's List. Cardace, Anthony B.A. Russian. Russian 3, 4, German 3, 4, Dean's List 4, Intra. I, 2, 3, 4, Internat. 4, For. Rel. Carr, Richard B.A. Sociology. Dean's List I, 2, 3. Carr, Tana B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 2, 3, 4. Carroll, Michael B.A. Philosophy. Carroll, Richard B.A. Psychology. Casen Gear a BA Political Science Pre Law . Q . . . - 1. 2. 3. 4, Young Dem. I, 2, 3, Pres. 2, N.C.T.G. I, 2, Newman I, 2, For. Rel. 3, 4, Dean's List 4. Cassenti, Lawrence B.E. Engineering. Cavagnaro, Andrea B.A. Hislory!Erl. W. Horizons 4. Chall, Karen B.A. Psychology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, R.A. 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 2, Ski 2, 3. Chalmers, William B.A. Political Science. S.A.B., STATESMAN, Dean's List 3. Chernick, Michael B.S. Math. Math 4, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Intra. I, 2, 3, 4. Chlao, Hwa B.S. Biology. ghigper, Marcia B.A. Spanish. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Chow, Stephen B.S. Biology. Squash, O.A.S. Christian, Jo-Ann B.S. Biology. Dean's List I, Bio. l, 2, Citrln, Alan B.S. Biology. Dean's List 3, Squash 4. Clampet, Janlce B.S. Biology. Newman 3, 4. Cleary, Maureen B.S. Math. Dean's List I, 2, 4, U. Chorus l, 2, 3. Clock, Lynn B.A. EngIish!Ed. Clukies, John B.E. Engineering. Dean's List 3, Intra. I, 2. Cobb, Barbara B.A. Sociology. W. Horizons 3, Up. Bound 3, STATESMAN I. Cohen, Alan B.A. Political Science. Swim I, 2, 3, 4, Base. l, EQ. Cohen, Elaine B.A. Spanish. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, El Ateneo 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 2, 4, Quad Coun. 4, Jazz l, 2. Cohen, Laura B.A. Spanish!Ed. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Dorm. Leg 2, Quad Coun. 4, Jazz I, 2. Cohen, Martha B.A. French!Ed. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, Dean's List Z, 3, 4, Intra. 3, -l. Cohen, Michel B.A. History. Dean's List 2, 3, fl'A9 2, 3, 4, Judo 2, 3, Dorm. Leg 3, C.P. 3, Curr. Comm. 4. Cohen, Robert B.A. I-'lislory!Ed. Teach Eval 3, 4, W. Horizons l, Z, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, Who's Who 4, RJX. 4, Intra. l, 2, 3, 4, Dorm. Leg Z, 'Intl-I 3, 4, Up Bound 3, 4. Colin, Barbara B.A. English. Hillel I, Z. Coller, Paul B.A. Psychology. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, Dorm Leg. 2, Elect. Bd. 4, Intra. I, 2, 3, 4, 'l'SZ1l' 3. Consigllo, Ronald B.A. History. Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Var. C. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Contogine, Agere B.A. French!Ed. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, U. Chorus I, 2, French I, Intra I, 2, 3, 4, 'MII 4. Cooke, Louella B.A. English. Sports Car 2, 3, 4, C.P. 3, 4, Dean's List 4. Cooper, Kenneth B.S. Math. Dean's List I, 3, 4. Costanzo, Richard B.S. BioIogyfPre-Med. Res. Bd. 3, R.A. 4, Dorm Leg. l, 2, 3, Stud. Christ I, 2, Deans List 2, 3, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent 2, 3, Intra. I, 2, 3, 4, NSF 2, Campus Cent. I. Cowen, Deborah B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 2, 3, Soc. Forum 3, 4. Crawtord, Sister Helen B.A. English. Newman 4. Crystal, Jerry B.E. Engineering. EBI-I 3, 4, Computer 2, 3, 4, IEEE 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4. Cucci, Linda B.A. Psychology. Gym. 4, U. Orchest. 2, 3, Psych, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent. Cuciti, Peggy B.A. Political Science. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, B.A. 3, 4 Cheer. I, 2, 3, Soc. Forum 2, 3, Pic-Law I, Pol, Sci. Assoc. 4. Daly, Miriam B.A. Anthropology!Ed. Anlhro 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3. Dattner, Stuart B.S. Physics. Hillel I 2, 3, 4, Physics 2, 3, Dorm Leg. 2, 3, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, SHE 4. DeCicco, Mary B.A. English. Quad Leg. 2, Newman I, 2, 3, 4, Up. Bound 2, Dean's List 4. DeCostanzo, Robert B.E. Engineering. XBIC, Engineer Soc., STONY BROOK ENGINEER, Dean's List I, Z, 3. DeFlna, Lorraine B.A. Sociology. Newman I. De Fonseca, Marla B.A. HistorylEd. Dean's List 3, 4. De Luca, Joseph B.A. Psychology. S.A.B., Newman, Psych, Intra. 3.4,-g-1lS N 270 Dever, Roberta B.A. German. Da Vlta, Joseph B.S. Biology. Dean's List 4. Diamond, Lesley BA. Sociology. Dean's List 3. DlCara, Vlctor B.S. Physics. Dlckson, Kathleen B.A. Psychol09YfEd. Dean's List 3, 4, Newman I, 2, 3. Dlckstsln, Mark B.S. Physics Physics, EH 2, 3, Dean's List 4, Judo I. Dlamar, Ralph B.A. Political Science. DIMelfi, Mary Lou B.A. English. Const. Comm. I, 2, Gym. 2, Dean s List 3, 4. Dlrolt, Mark B.A. Sociology, RA. 4, Dorm Leg. 3, Campus Cent. 3. Dodds, .lon B.S. Biology. Donohue, Margaret B.A. History. Dortman, Alan B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, Judo 4. Dorman, Robert B.E. Engineering. Drayton, Ethel B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 2, 3, Cheer. Z, Do.m Leg. 3, B.S.U. 3, 4. Dressler, Anne B.S. Ma1h!Ed. Dean's List 2, 'leach Eval. 2, Dorm Lcq. 4, C.P. 4, Hillel I Drezin, Nancy BA. FrenchlEd. Dean's List 2, 3, 4. Drlmer, Margaret B.A. Art. S.A.8., Dean's List. Drubln, Clifford B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER 3, 4, XIII! 3 4, Dean's List I, 2, 3, -I, Judo I, 2, 3 Drucker, Fred B.S. Biology. Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, 4, R.A. 3, lnI.c. I, 2, 3, 4, Quad Jud. 3, Res. Bd. 2, Dorm Lug Duchin, Phyllis B.A. French, Deans List I, 2, 3 4, R.A. 4, Dorm Leg. 3, Quad Jud. Z, 'MII 4. Dutkiewlcz, Willlam B.S. Physics. Physics 3, 4. Earley, Walter B.A. Economics. Dorm Jud. 2, Math I. 2, lm.a. I 2. Eastman, Carl BA. Anthropology. Eckert, Martin B.S. MathlEd. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Eclistaln, Roberta B.A. Music. R.A. 3, 4, U. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, .Jan I, 2. Eco3n,4Pater B.S. Physics. Karate 2, 3, 4, Dean's List Edelman, Marcin ILA, Psychology. Egrl, Guy B.A. Psychology. W. Horizons I, 2, 3, Up. Bound 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3. Ehrlich, Brian B.S. Math Ehrlich, Lucille B.S. Earth and Space Science. Dean's List, E.S.S. Eichenbaum, Margaret B.S. Biology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Scot. Folk Dance I, 2, 3, 4. Eichenholz, Joseph B.S. Math!Eco. Math 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 3. Hillel I, 2, 3, 4, Dean s Lis! 2. 4, A.C.M. 4. Einstein, Barbara B.S. Math!Ed. Dean's List 3, 4, Intra. Elsman, Melody B.A. Sociology. Orient I, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 3, 4. Dean's List 3. Elias, Joel B.S. Biologyllknthropology. Dean's List 2. 3, SPECULA 2, 3, 4, STATESMAN 2, 3, W.U.S.B. 3, Bio Z, Judo 2, Dorm Leg. 2. Elkgnd, Wendy B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 3, 4, Psych Englander, Lynne B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lisl 3, 4. Ends, Bruce B.S. Physics. Physics 2, 3, 4, Dean's List I, 2, Epstaln, Naomi B.A. History. Dean's List 2, W. Horizons 2, 3, Dorm Leg, 3, Hillel I, 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, 2. Epstein, Paul, B.A. Psycholo y. Whos Who 4, Swim I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Polo 2, 3, 4, Var. C. 2, 3, Treas. 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent. I, 2, 3, 4, S.-F. Challenge 2. Epstein, Robert B.A. History. Dean's List, Tennis, Squash, Pre-Law, Hillel. Eshelman, Ralph B.S. Earth and Space Science. E.S.S. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Dean's List 4. Evans, Bnice B.A. English. Newman 4, Intra. I, 2, 3, 4. Faber, Alex B.A. Psychology. PRAXIS, Dean's List I, 2, Jud., S.A.B. Faber, Charles B.E. Engineering. Track I, Dorm Leg. 2, BBE, Intra., Engineer. Soc. Fallk, Naomi B.A. Anthropology. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, Dean's List 3 4, Intro. I, 2, 3, 4, Anthro 2, 3, Psych 2, Dorm Leg. 2, Base. 3, Bask. 2. Falkoft, Carolyn B.A. Psychol09YfEd. Fallon, Phllllp B.S. Biology. Faraci, Jack B.S. Biology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Russian 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent 3, 4. Faracl, Robert B.A. SpanishlRussian. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Russian 2, 3, GSI. Fastenbarg, Norman B.A. Economics. Dean's List I, 2, 3, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent. I, 2, Bask. JV I, Hillel I, 2, 3, Dorm Jud. I, 2. Fadrowitz, Peter B.E. Engineering. Crew 2, Vars. C. 2, 3, Soccer I. Feit, Sharon B.A. Psychology. Dean's List, STATESMAN. Seidman, Alan B.A. Economics. Orient. 2, Dean's List 2 Feltman, James B.S. Math. Hillel I, Carnival 2, 3, Sports Car 2, 3, 4. Fenton, Deborah B.A. Anthropology. Fenton, George B.E. Engineering. Whos Who 3, A.V. 2, 3, Budg. Comm. 2, 3, Engineer Soc. 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 2, R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, Stud. Christ. 2, 3, W.U.S.B. 2, 3, 4, Res. Bd. 2. Ferrioll, Marguerite B.A. Political Science!Ed. Dean's List 3, 4. Firestone, Richard B.A. History. Dean's List 2, 3 Bask. J.V. I, Dorm Le . 2, Intra. I, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre- Dent I, 2, 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, 3. Fisch, .Deborah B.A. Psychology. Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Psych 2, 3, 4, Ride 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4. Fluhr, Roger B.S. Biologv!Ed. Dean's List 3, 4, R.A. 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Swim 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Ski 2, 3. Fountaine, Peter B.A. Philosophy. Bask. 3. Fox, Amy B.A. Psychology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, Hillel I, 2, 3, Sec. 3, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Basic. 2. Freedman, Rasa B.A. Spanish. Dean's List I, 2, 3, El Ateneo I, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 4. Fried, Sandra B.A. Anthropology. Friedman, Linda B.A. Art!Ed. Dean's List 2, 3. Friedman, Lorlnda BA. Psychology. Dean's List 3. Friedman, Paul B.A. Sociology. Soc. Forum 3, Squash 3, lntra. I, 2. Frumkln, Stan B.S. Biology. lntra. Fuhrer, Calla B.A. History!Ed. Dean's List 3. Gabriel, Steve B.A. HistorylEd. Junior Class Rep. 3, Elect. Bd. Ch. 2, 4, FIU 2, 3, 4, Newman I, 2, S.A.B. 3, Dorrn Leg. 3, Dean's List 4. Gallaty, Bonnlo B.S. MathlEd. Gandla, Rosemary B.A. English. Dean's List 4. Gandolto, John B.A. History. Gang, Marilyn B.A. French. French I, 2, 3, 4, Ski 2, Rifle l, Internet. 4, Curr. Comm. 4, Volley 3. Gannuccl, Rosemarie B.A. Art. Ganon, Jean B.A. Sociology. Dorm Leg 3, Res. Bd. 3, Intra. 3, 4, Dean's List 4. Garahan, Patrlck B.E. Engineering. Bask. I, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Vars. C. 3, 4, Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, STATESMAN 4. Gagchglu Robert B.A. Psychology. Psych 4, Dean's List Gaugler, Douglas B.A. History. Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. I, Rifle I, Dean's List I, 2. Gebhardt, Carolyn B.A. History. Dean's List 3. Gatfner, Davld B.S. BiologylEcl. Base. 2, 4. Gattner, Ellen B.A. French, Dean's List, 3, 4, Dorm. Jud. 2. STATESMAN 3, French 3. Gentile, Chrlstlne B.A. Sociology. Dean's List 2, 3. George, Nicholas B.A. Spanish. Dean's List 3, 4, 'PEI 4. Glattino, Walter B.A. HistorylEd. R.A. 3, Dean's List 2, 3, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4. Glerlng, Linda B.S. Chemistry. NSF 4, Dean's List 2, 3, Chem. Treas. 4. Gilbartl, Glorla B.A. HistorylEd. Cheer. 3, 4, Orient 2. Glmbel, Trish B.A. History Ed. R.A. 3, 4, Dean's List 3, 4, Dorm Jud. 2, Orient. 2. Ginsberg. Rlta B.A. Psychology!Ed. Psych, SPECULA, Dean's List 4. Glant, Madelyn B.A Psychology. Dean's List I, 2. 3, S.-F. Challenge 2, l.O.E.T. 2, W.U.S.B. 4. Glaser, Ellssa B.A. History. Dean's List 2, 3. Glaser, Joan ELA. I'IistorylEd. Hillel l, 2, Dean's List 4. Glazlr, David B.A. Psychology. Psych. 3, 4, Dean's List 4, Exper. Coll. 4. Glelchlr, Alan B.A. Economics. SPECULA 4, STATES- MAN l, Hillel I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 4. Glushlan, Minna B.A. Sociology. Soc. Forum 4, N.C.T.G. I, Dean's List I, 2, 3. Goldberg, Marsha B.A. Psychology. Dorm Leg. 3, Up. Bound 3, Dean's List 3, 4. Goldberg, Nell B.A. Political Science. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 3, R.A. 4. Goldblatt, Barbara B.S. Biology. Dean's List I, 3, 4, lntra-I Hillel, Bio., Judo. Goldchaln, Dorls B.S. Biology. Dean's List 2, 3, lnlra. I, 2 Bio 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 4. Goldhaber, Carol B.A. French. Dean's List 3, 4, Hillel Goldman, Neil B.E. Engineering. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, ETII-T IVPI 3, 4, Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, SITE 4. Goldman, Sanders B.A. Psychology. Up. Bound 3, 4, Psych I, 2, U. Chorus 3, 4. Goldnar, Howard B.A. Psychology. Psych 3, Dean's List 4, EQ I, 2, 3, 4. Goldstein, Mark B.A. Economics. Dean's List I, 2, Bask. -J.V. I, R.A. 4, lntra. 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent 2, 3. Goldstoln, Michael B.A. HistoryfEd. Dean's List 4, STATESMAN 2, 3. Golowaty, Raymond B.S. Earth and Space Sciences. Dean's List 3, 4. Gonzalez, Thomas B.E. Engineering. Soccer I, 2, 3, Vers. C. 3, Dean's List 4. Goodstein, Fred B.S. Biology. Head R.A. Wrestling, Vars. C., Pre-Med, Pre-Dent, Quad Coun., Young Dem. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Gootzalt, Susan B.A. Sociology. Dean's List l, 4, Hillel, French. Gorellk, Ernest B.A. Psychology. W. Horizons I, 2, 3 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 43 Orient. 2. Gorkin, Mark B.A. Sociology. W. Horizons I, 2, 3, 4. Gosden, Robert B.S. MathlEd. Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. I, 2. Gould, Harry B.S. Biology. Soccer 2, Crew-J.V. I, Vars. C. 2, Bio. I, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, Dean's List 2. Grammlck, Charles BA. Psychology. Dorm Leg. 2, glerman I, Intro. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3, 4, KIIET I, 2, Grinat, Charles B.A, Economics. R.A. 4, Dean's List Gray Kathryn B.A. PsychologylEd. Dorm Leg 2. Graybowskl, Frances B.A. History. Ride 4. Greco, Angela B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 4. Green, Lawrence B.E. Engineerin . W.U.S.B. I, Hillel I, 2, Engineer. Soc. 3, 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER, U. Band 2, 3, Sports Car 4. Green, Steven B.S. Biology Pre-Med, Pre-Dent 2, 3, 4, Bio. 2, 3, Dean's List I, 2, 3, Ski 2, 3, Ritle I, R.A. 4. Greenberg, Sharon B.S. Math. Dean's List 2, 3, 4. Gralla, Vln B.E. Engineering. Dean's List 2, 3, Engineer. Soc. l, 2, 3, 4. Grommet, James B.A. Political Science. ,, xg. t4 I- ' '13 'Zrflffl '. '.4:g,1, - .. skis -- ,V jf '.- --'I - 'lfffi'-fit3i'f'ta .a ' ., .r ,Q ' I ' ' '-fzqv-434, '27 1 i it Grlmaldl, Frank B.E. Engineering. Base. 2, 3, 4, Eng- ineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, Vars. C. Grobe, Mallhew B.E. Engineering. Dean's Lisl' 2, 3, Engineer Soc. 3, 4, Rifle I, Dorm. Leg Z, Dorm. Jud. I, Inlra. 1, 2, 3, 4, Grunfeld, Jack BA. Arl. Dean's Lisf. Gusmorino, Paul BA, Psychology. Pol. Jud. 4, Karafo 4, Dean's Lisl I, 3. glasag, John BA. English. Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, 4, Newman Hackelf, Michael BA. Psychology. Base. I, Newman I, Inlra. 3, 4, Psych. 2, fl'ET Pres. 4. Hahn, Arlen BA. English. U. Chorus I, 2, Volley. 3, Inna. I, 3, Hillel I. Hahn, Erlc B.S. Chemislry. Chem. I, 2, 3, 4. Halbln, Linda BA. Sociology. Dean's Lisl 2, Ride 4. Hameroff, Glenn BA. Hislory. Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, RA. 3, 4, Head R. A. 4. Hamm, Nafhan BA. Polilical Science. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4. Hammesfahr Wllllam BA. HisIorylEd. Dean's Lisf 4, R.A. 4, Traclc 2, rzsz. Handshaw, Chrisline BA. Psychology!Ed. W.RA. 4, F. Hockey 2, 3, 4, Volley 2, 3, Soil. 4, lnfra. I, 2, 3, Dean's Lisl 4. Hansel, Suzanne BA. French. Dean's Lisl 3. Harmon, Slephanle BA. Psychology. STATESMAN 3, C.P. 3, S.D.S. 3. Harris, Alan BA. Polilical Science. Dean's Lisl 2, 3, RA. 3, 4, Head RA. 4, Alhlel. 2, Speakers Bureau 4. Harris, Harold B.E, Engineering, BA. Psychology Inlro. I, 3, 4, Engineer, Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lisl' 4, Gym. 2, ,4. Harris, Judy BA. Hislory. Harris, June BA. Economics. Dean's Lisl' 4. Harris, Lynn BA. English. Ride 4, Fence 3, Rifle I, STATESMAN 3, Dean's Lisl' 3. Hariman, Joseph BA. English. HarImann, John B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, Rillc I, Sporls Car I, lnlra. I, 2, 3, 4. Harvey, Bruce B.E. Engineering. Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Capf. 4, Engineer. Soc. 4, lnlra. 4. Hay, William BA, Psychology. Dean's Lisl l, 2, 3, Inlra. I, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Denf 3, 4. Heath, Ellen BA. Spanish!Ed. RA, 3, Up. Bound 2, Dean's Lisl 2, Newman I, 2, 3. Hechl, Barry BA. Psychology. EQ. Heleh, Nihan B.E. Engineering. Inlernal. 3, 4, Hillel 3, 4, Dean's Lisl 2, 3. Heller, Francine BA. EnqlishlEd. Dean's Lisl 3. Hellman, Margaref BA. Hislory. Dean's Lisl 3, 4, SPECULA. Hellman, Waller B.S. Earfh and Space Science. W.U.S.B. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lisf I, 4, Who's Who 3, 4. Hennick, Douglas B.S. Biology. Swim. 2, 3, 4, RA. 3, 4, Ski I, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Bridge I, Bio. 2, 3, Surf and Sail 4, Dean's Lisl 2, 3, 4, Vars. C. 2, 3, 4. I-Ierman, Melissa B.S. Biology. Dean's Lisi I, 2, 3, Bic. Hermann, Evelyne B.S. Chemisfry. Chem. 2, 3, 4. I-Iezsh, Gregory BA. Psychology. Psych. 2, Dean's Lisl Hickey, Thom B.S. Physics. rlieber, Richard B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2. 3, Hillebrand, Cary B.E. Engineering. XBE 3, 4, Engineer Soc I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lrsl I, 2, 3, Hillel I, 2, 3, 4, Karaie 3, Bicycle 3, 4, NSF 3. Hirsch, Kennelh B.S. Biolo9YfPreAMed. RA. 4, Dean's Lis? 3, Dorm Leg. 3, Inlra. I, 2, 3, 4, Young Dem. I. Hirsch, Ronald B.S. Physics. Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Physics 3, 4, Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, EII2 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 3. Hirsqchhorn, Phlllp B.S. Biology. NSF 4, Crew 2, Karale 4, LQ 3, Dorm Jud. 2, 3. Pre-Med, Pre-Denl'. I, 2, 3, 4. Hodges, Germaine BA. Psychology. Hoffman, Marvin B.S. Physics. Hoffmann, Arfhur B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 3, 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER 3, Dean's Lis! 4. Hofmann, Wllllam B.E. Engineering. Engineer Soc., Dean's Lisf I, 2, 3, 4, Hoiland, Cynfhia BA. English. Dean's Lisl 2, 3, 4. Holden, Susan BA. Psychology. Holihan, Carol BA. Maih. Bask. 2, Sofl. 2, lnlra. I, 2, 3, 4,'oarm Jud. 2, L56 I, 2. Holland, Joan BA. Arr. Inlra. I, 2, Dean's Lisl 3, 4. Hollander, Karen Socioloqyllid. W.U.S.B. 2, 3, 4, SA,B. I, Dean's List I, 2, 4. Hollander, Peler BA. Psychology. O.P.T. 3, 4, Sporls Car 3, 4, W, Horizons 4. Hoober, Lynne BA. Hislory. Dean's Lisf I. Hornbach, Charles B.E. Engineering. 4'E'l' I, 2, 3, 4, Engineer Soc. 2, 3, 4, A.R. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lisi 3, Sporis Car 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER 2, 3. Hosey, Pamela BA. Sociology. Psych I, Inira. I. Houseman, Saul B.S. Biology. Bio I, 2, 3, Dean's Lis? I, 3, Pre-Med, Pro-Denl. I, 2, 3, Quad Jud. 3, UD. Bound 2, S.D.S. 2. Hsu, Anne BA. Psychology. OA.S. Hunr, Rosanna BA. Spanish. RA. 3, 4, Dean's Lisl 3, 4, Dorm Leg. I, 2, C.P. Hupprich, Marllyn BA, SpanishlEd. Dorm Leg. I, C.P. 3, El Aleneo 2, 3, 4, F. Hockey 4, Ilal. 3, Dean's Lisf Hynes, RoberI BA. Sociology. Dean's Lis? 3, Crew J.V. 2. Iannuni, Louis BA. Polilical Science. Ibanez, William B.E. Engineering. Isaacs, Linda B.S. Nlalh. Dorm Leg. 3, Hillel I, 2, 3, 4, Carnval I, 2, 3, Infra. I, 2, 3. Jacobs, Glenn B.E. Engineering. SBE 3, 4, Engineer. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Malh I, Bridge 2, 4. ' Jacobs, Sfephen BA. Polilical Science. Dean's Lisi 3, 4, Base. 3, 4, Baslr. J.V. I. Jed, Leo B.E. Engineering. Crew 2, 3. 4, Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER 3, 4, Dorm Leg. I, Dean's Lisl 4. Jeknavorian, Allen BA. Political Science. Jun. Class Pres. 3, Lalin Am. 3, N.C.T.G. I. Jerumanis, Mary BA. Sociology. Jochnowili, Leona BA. Russian. Dean's Lisl 2, 3, 4, M.D. 2, 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, 3, Inlernal. 2. gorlallls, Aldona BA. Arl. Dean's Lisl' I, 2, 3, 4, RA. Jonas, Karen BA. Psychology. Dean's LisI 2, 3, 4, Soc. Forum 4. Jones, Aniia B.S. Maih. Dean's Lisl 2, 3. Judd, Roberl BA. English. Junghandel, Roberl BA. I-Iisfory. Base. 2, Dorm Jud. 2, Track I, Var. C. 2, 3, 4, lnlra. I, 2, 3, 4. Kadison, Erlc BA. Philosophy. Comouler 2, 3, 4, A.R. I. 2. 3, 4, secs. 2, 3, 4. Kalres, Pamela B.S. Biology. Pre-Med, Pre-Den? I, 2, 3, 4, Ski I, 2. Karmiol, Llnda BA. Psychology. Kasloff, Jonalhan BA. Polilical Science. For. Rel. I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, STATESMAN 2, 4, Soccer, Manager, 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 4. Kali, Melvin BA. Polilical Science. Res. Bd. 3, Quad Leo. 3. Pol. Sci. Assoc. 4, STATESMAN 2 Rifle I 2 Dean's Lisf 4. ' ' ' Psychology. Dean's Lisl I, 2, Psych I, llgaxlman, Ira BA. Political Science. RA. 3, Head salggA.SJe?InyQ' B.S. Malh. Dean's Lisl 3, 4, Compufer KeaIIng.HeIen BA. English. Inlra. I, SPECULA 3 Dean's Llsl' 4. ' ,hs g Keahner, Llnda B.A. Polilical Science, W.R.A. 3, 4, R.A. 4, Dean's Lis? 3, 4, Dorm Leg. Z, C.P. 4, Infra. I, 2, 3, 4, Chem. 1, 2. 'KemnIl1er, Anne BA. English. Dean's Lisf 4. Kenedi, Ronald B.A. Psychologylfirl. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4. Kerber, Linda B.A. English. STATESMAN, Up. Bound. Kesselhelm, Howard BA. Psychology. Dean's LisI 2, 3, Soccer I, Var. C. Z. Kirkley, Pairlcla BA. Sociology. Cheer. I, 3, 4. Klrschner, Bruce B.A. Hislory. 'I'A9, Dean's LisI 2, 3, 4. Kirschner, Mark B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 3, 4, Inlra. 3, 4, Bask. 2, 3, 4. Kislin, Carol BA. Enqlish. Dean's Lisl 3, 4, Inlra. 3, 4. Kissmer, ChrisIine B.A. Economics. Dean's Lisf I, 3, 4, U. Chorus. Klein, Howard B.A. Sociology. Class Pres. I, S.A.B., STATESMAN, Dean's Lisl, S.D. . Pol. Senalc. Klein, Jelfrey B.S. Chemislry. Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, 4, Carnival I, RA. 3, Chem. 4, Whos Who 4. Klein, Judy B.A. French. M.D. 2, 4, Sccl. 2, 4. 'Klein, Reber? B.A. Hislory. Knapp, Andrew B.A. Anlhropology. Knlghr, Evelyn B.A. Spanish. Dean's Lisl' 3. Koenig, Larry B.S. Math. Bask. I, Malh, Dean's Lisl. Kohl, Charles B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 3, 4, Inlra. I, 2, 3, 4. Kopel, Steven BA. Psychology. Dean's Lisl I, 2, 3, 4, Psych I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, 'l'SZ'If I. Kopllow, Sianley B.A. Polilical Science. S.A.B. 2, 3, STATESMAN I, 2, Ski 2, Inlra. I, 2, 3, 4. Koral, Linda B.A. Music. U. Chorus, Dean's Lisl 3, 4. Kornbllfh, JefIrey B.E. Engineering. BBE 3, 4, Dean's Lisi 2, 3, 45 Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4. Korwan, Frederick B.S. Biology!Pre'Med. Baslc. I, 2, Dean's Lisl 4, Inlra. I, 2, 3, 4. Koslow, Anne BA. English. STATESMAN 2, 3, RA. 4, ilorrn Jud. 2, W. Horizons 4, Dean's Lisl 3, Teach Eval. Kralcs, Frederick B.A. Hislory. Wresl. I, Inlra. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lisl 4, Foolball 4, C.S. 4. Kramer, Elaine B.A. Polilical Science. Slud. for Mc- Carlhy 3, Ski 3, 4, Dean's Lisl 3. Kramer, Judifh BA. Psychology. OrienI. 2, 3, R.A. 3, 4, Campus Cent. 3, 4, Speakers Bureau 3, 4, Budg. I. 2, Synchron. Swim I, 2, Dean's Lisl' I, 2, 3, 4: NSF I, Wh0'5 Who 3, 4. Kramer, Ralph B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 2. 3, 4, Class Pres. I, Elecf. Bd. 2, lnlra. 2, 3, Karale 3, 4, Pre- Med, Pre-Denl. 2, 3. gnarr-:orb-Srsan B.A. SocicI09YfAnlhropoIogy. Tolkien 3, Kranh, Slaven B.A. Economics. Class Rep. I, Inlraf I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lisl 3. Krlm, Jerry BA. Economics. Krohley, Barbara BA. Political Science. Newman I, 2, 3, Infra. I, Dean's Lis! 3. Kronenleld, Evelyn B.A. Psychology.. C.P., Dorm Leg. 3, Dean's Lis? 4. Kumpf, Thomas B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Karale 3, STONY BROOK ENGINEER. Kurlhky, Paul B.S. Biology. Igugzg Sleven B.S. Earih and Space Science. Inlra., Chem., Laffman, John B.A. English. Dean's Lis? 4. Lalng, James B.E. Engineering. Track 2, STONY BROOK ENGINEER 4. LamanIIa, Mario B.A. Sociology. Swim. Landlnsky, Myron B.A. Economics. SPECULA I, 2. Lang, Chrlzfa B.A. German. Dean's Lisf 3, 4, Cheer. I, SPECULA 2, 3, C.P. 2. Lanza, .um s.s. Biology. STATESMAN 1, 2, R.A. 3, 4, Inna. 1, 2, 3, 4. 273 La Scalia, Vinceni B.A. English, Dean's Lis? 3, 202 Lasky, Mark B.A. Hislory. Quad Council 4, Res. Bd. Dean's Lis? 3, Dorm Leg. 3, 4. Lafiazlxio, Sandra 8.5. BiologylPsychology. lnlra., Dean' isl . Laurenl-1, Robar? B.A. Sociology. Inlra. Leyden, Mary B.A. Spanish. El Aleneo 2, 3, 4, Pres. Sychron. Swim I, 2, 3, 4, Cap?. 4, Lalin Am. 3, InIra I, 2, 3, 4, Bask. Z, C.B. I, 2, Infernal. 4, Dean's Lis Z, 3. Laxar, Barbara B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 3, OrienI I, 2, SPECULA 2. Leavy, Joan B.A. Psychology. Leckllder, Jane B.A. English. Dean's Lis? 3, 4. Leek, James B.E. Engineering. STONY BROOK EN GINEER 2, 3, 4, Edilor in Chief 4, Engineer. Soc. I 2 3, 4, IEEE 4, Dorm Jud. 3, Inlro. I, 2, 3, 4, Sporis Ca 2, 3, 4. Lefloff, Diane 8.A. Hislovy. Dean's Lisi I, 3. LefIoII, Susan B.A. Sociology!Ed. Inlra. I, 2, 3, 4 F. Hockey 2, 3, 4, Hillel I. Leqglo, Maryann B.A. Spanish!Ed. Lelong, Richard B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc., Dean' Lisl 4. Lench, Madeline B.A. Sociology. R.A. 3, Head R.A. 4 STATESMAN 2, Dorm. Jud. I, Quad Jud. Z, Dorm Leg Leoolslaf, Howard B.E. Engineering. STONY BROO ENGINEER 3, Engineer. Soc 3, 4. Levenlhal, Laura B.A. Psychology!Ed. Res. Bd. 3 Dor Leg. 2, 3, Hillel I, 2, U. Chorus I, lnIra. I, 2, Psych 2 3, 4, Engineer. Soc. 4, Sporls Car 4. Dean's Lis? 4. Levine, Hal B.A. Anlhropology. Soccer 2, Dorm. Jud. 2 Dean's Lis? 2, 3, RA. 3, 4. Levinsfone, Mlchaal B.A. Political Science. Bosk. l lnlra. l, 3, 4. Levy, Charles B.E. Engineering. Elecf. Bd. 3, R.A. 4 Budg. 2, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 4. Levy, Laurence B.A. Hisfory!Ed. Dorm Leg., Res. Bd. EQ, RA., Karaie, lnlra. Lewin, Vlvlan B.A. Hislory. Dean's Lis? 3, 4. Lewls, John B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 4, Rifle I. Lewls, Marqare? B.A. Sociology. Llchf, David B.S. Ear?h and Space Science. Dorm Leg 3, C.P. 3, R.A. 4. Llchf, Gall B.A. Psychol0qYfEd. Dean's Lisl. Llchfman, Brenda BA. Psychology. S.-F. Challenge I, 2. lnIra. I, 2, 3, 4, SPECULA, Pub. Ed. 4, Ski 3, Hillel I, 2, 3,'L. Guard 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 3, 4, W.R.A. 3, 4, Handicapped 3, 4, Baslr. I, 2, 3, 4, F. Hockey 2, 3, 4, Volley 2, 3, SoI'?. I, 2, 3, 4. Lieberman, Howard B.A. Psychology. Llebarman, Jean B.A.'PoIi?ical Science. Dean's Lis? I, 2, Pre-Law l, 2, 3, 4, Hillel. Llebl, Reber? B.A. Hisfory. Debaie I, 2, 3, OA8 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Llebman, Amy B.A. Polifical Science. Tennis 3, 4. Llff, S?even B.A. Hislory. C.P. 3, 4, Elec? Bd. 4, Dorm Jud. I, 2, Dean's Lis? 3, 4. Lifshey, Frederick B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 3, ?Tf:TESMAN I, 2, Swim l, 2, Sporls Car 3, lnira. I, 2, Linnas, Tilna ILS. Malh. U. Chorus I, 2, 3, Ride 4, VoIley.2. Llsler, John B.A. Sociology. Iforigo, Lenore B.A. French!Ed. Newman l, 2, 3, French Lordan, Margaref BA. His?oryfEd. Newman 2, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4. Lords, Susan 8.A. Psychology. Ride 4, Dean's Lis? 3. Low, MaHhew B.E. Engineering. Var. C,, Engineer. Soc., Dean's Lis?, Soccer, Base., Sfud. Fac. Comm. Lundequls?, Carol B.A. Psychology. Madden, Nora 8.A. English. alor, Susan 8.A. Political Science. akelln, Helen 8.A. Art. Deen's List. anclno, Peter B.S. Math. N.C.T.6. 2, lntra. I, 2, 3. andal, Audrey B.A. Physics. Physics I, 2, 3, 4, Hillel , 2, lntra. I, 2, 3, French I, Dean's List 4. andel, Laura B.S. Biology lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Vollev- l. ask. I, 2, Soft. I, 2, Bio 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent 4, ide 4, Deen's List 4. andall, Barbara B.A. Sociology. Deen's List. anno, Salvatore B.A. Psychology. Deen's List 2, 3, 4. arcus, Edwin B.A. Economics. arder, Alan B.A. Psychology. Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2. , 4, Psych 3, 4, Ski 3, 4, R. . 3, Head R.A. 4, Swim 4. argolls, Malda B.A. History. arkowlts, Rhoda B.A. SociologylEd. Deen's List 4. arotta, Connle B.A. English. U. Chorus I, 2. .a,rrocco, Manny B.A. Economics. Intra., Ital., Deen's is artell, Kathryn B.S. Biology. Deen's List I, 2. 3. 4. iology 2, 3, 4, Pre-Mad, re-Dent. 2, 3, 4, Intra. 2. ewman I, 2, Dorm Jud. 2, NSF. ascl, Frederick B.A. History. Russian 4. asalla, Norma 8.5. Math. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4 CT . . .G. I, 2, C.O.C.A. 3, 4. atamala, Pedro B.E. Engineering. Deen's List 3, 4. etatla, Etta 8.A. French. 021, French, Dean's List 2, , 4. aucerl, Roseanne 8.A. SociologylEd. Deen's List 4. ay, Kenneth 8.A. History. Deen's List I, 3, Dorm eg. 3, Res. Bd. 3, WAS. e etsky, Barry 8.A. Political Science. Deen's List 2, 3, , Orient. C b , E B.A. P holo y. Base. 3. 4 Intre. -3. ,cR.A.4, 3, 4, Sliiy3, 4, ear. C. 3, 4. i5ean's Lust cCarten, Mary 8.A. History. Deen's List 3, 4, Jan , 2, Dorm Jud. 2. cCarthy, John B.S. Physics. Up. Bound 4, Track 2, 3. cCuIIy, Jacqueline 8.A. English. Dorm Jud. 3, Dorm eg. I, Orient. I, 2, 3, cGreal Janlce 8.A. Ps chologx. R.A. 4, Dorm Leg. , STATESMAN 3, Psych 3, tue. 4, usa.. 1. cKee, Janls B.A. English. Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4. cManus, John 8.S. Physics. cNIchoIes, Kathleen B.A. History. Newman. cQueen, Rosemarie B.S. Biology. B.S.U. 3, 4, Cheer 2. elerdlerclis, Cynthia B.A. HistorylEd. Deen's List I, , 3, 4, Orient 2. elnlcli, Laurencei B.S. Biology. enendex, Antonio B.S. Economics. Deen's List 4, TATESMAN 4. erl, Milton B.E. Engineering. En ineer. Soc. I, 2. 3, , Dorm Leg. 2, 4, Sports Car 3, 4, Ski I, 2, U. Chorus l. endoxze, Joe B.S. 8iologylPre-Med. Pre-Med, Pre- ent. 2, 3, 4, Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4, Intra. 3 4, Gym. 3, 4. ate, Richard 8.A. Economics. eyer, John B.A. Economics. R.A. 3, 4, Deen's List. eyers, Stephen 8.A. Sociology. Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4, oc. Forum 2, 3, 4, Bridge I, 2, lnternat. 3. Ilis, Marllyn B.A. PsychoIogylEd. Iller, Paul 8.A. Psychology. C.P., Sports Car, Pre-Med, re-Dent. I, 2, 3. Iller, Susan 8.A. History. Deen's List 3, 4, U. Chorus , 2, 3, 4, Hillel l, 2. Intl, Debra 8.A. PsychoIo9YlEd. Irrer, Bonnla 8.A. Anthropolog . Deen's List 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Internet. 4, Hillel I, if 3, 4, C.P. 2, Anthxro Itchall, Lorraine 8.A. Sociology. Up. Bound 4, Cheer , 2, W. Horizons 4, Deen's List 4. odesto, Anthony B.A. Biology. Y: -v-.-- i Mohr, Bradley B.A. Anthropology. Dean's List 3, Karate, Anthro. 2. Mollot, Cheryl B.E. Engneering. STONY BROOK EN- GINEER, Engineer. Soc. Molloy, Bruce B.S. Earth and Space Science. Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Ver. C. I, 2, 3, 4. Moore, Kevin B.A. Philosophy. C. Country 3, C.8. 4. Moore, Sandra B.A. Psychology. Morales, Joslyn 8.A. Psychology. Deen's List 3, 4, B.S.U. Morgan, Kathryn B.A. English. Deen's List 3, 4, Russian 3, 4. Dorm Leg. I, Ride 4. Morrone, Joseph B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 3, 4, Dean's List 3, 4, ERE 3, 4. Dent. 2, 3, 4, Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4, lntra. 3, 4, Gym. 3. 4. Morse, Wllllam B.S. 'Physics. W. Horizons 4. Moss, Vlclil-Lynn 8.A. PsychoIogylEd. Deen's List I, 2. 3, Dorm Leg. 3, C.P. 2, Orient. 2, ntra. I, 2, 3. Mulrooney, Marla B.A. ArtlEd. Murphy, Arleen B.A. English. Murph , Jane B.A. English!Ed. SPECULA 2, 3, 4, Assist- ant Ecntor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, STATESMAN I, 2, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Volley. 3, Orient. 2, 3, Who's Who 4, Deen's List 3, 4, LSG I, 2, L. Guard 3, 4, S.-F. Challenge I, 2. Curr. Comm. 4, Handicapped 3. Nadler, Caryn B.A. Sociology. R.A. 4, Res. Bd. 2, Dorm Leg. 2, Dorm Jud. I, .S.M. 2, 3, Soc. Forum 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, N.C.T.G. 3, U. Chorus I, Deen's List 4. Nadler, Marcla B.S. Math. Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4. Nerdella, Llnda B.A. PsychoIo9YlEd. Narsavltch, Nanci B.A. Sociology. Newman I, 2, 3, 4, Deen's List 2, 4, rench I. Newracal, Monlca B.S. Chemistry. F. Hockey 2, 3, 4, Soft. 4, W.R.A. 3, 4, Chem. Nelsen, Helene B.A. Sociology. Dean's List 4. Namlrott, Rochelle B.A. Anthropology. Hillel I, 2, 3, Deen's List 3, 4, Ride 4, Anthro. 2, 3. Nettleton, Barbara 8.A. History. Newman, Edna 8.A. Anthropology. Deen's List 4. Nlcholas, Kenny B.S. Chemistry. Chem, NSF, Dean's List I, 3, 4, Intra. Olalsen, Karol B.A. History. STATESMAN I. Omaglslry, Stephen B.A. PsychologylSociology. Deen's ist , . Oppenhelm, Gall 8.A. Psychology. Deen's List I, 3, Hillel 2, Internat., Inter-Faith Forum. Orgasher, Stanley 8.A. Economics. Dean's List 2, lntra I, , 3, 4. Ostrottf Steven B.S. Meth. Deen's List 2, 3, Ride 4. Ovadla, Helane B.S. Math. Math 3, 4. Ovsen, Judy 8.A. SocioIogylEd. Deen's List 2, 3, 4. Owens, Edna B.A. History. OAT. Owens, Lols B.A. SponishlEd. SPECULA-Layout Editor 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Bask. I, Volley. 3, Deen's List 4, S.-F. Challenge I, 2, Carnival I, 2, 4. gaze Marlorle 8.A. HistorylEd. Deen's List 3, 4, 'PAT Paley, Judith 8.A. Spanish. Deen's List 3, 4, 0214. Palllclr, Elizabeth 8.A. History. Deen's List 3. Palumbo Robert B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc., New- man, C.S. Partrey, Paul B.A. Political Science. Dorm Leg. 3. Dean's List 3. Pascuccl, Barbara B.A. History. Gym. I, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 2, Dean's List 3. Passlkott, Robert 8.A. Political Science. Deen's List 2, 3, 4, Campus Cent. Polic Comm. 2, 3, 4, STATESMAN I, 2, 3, Pre-Law I, 2, 3, 4, C.S. I, 2, Dorm Jud. 4. Patterson, Raymond B.S. Chemistry. IOET, Gershwin M.B., Chem, Newman, Deen's List 4. Paul, Harold 8.A. English. Dean's List 2, 3, Bridge I, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3. Payne, Jacqueline 8.A. English. Peeples, Robert BA. Philosophy. Pandargast, Janlce B.A. HistorylEd. Deen's List I, 2, 3, Newman I, 2, 3. Pennlsi, Ronald B.S. Biology. Perlman, Marilyn B.A. Political Science. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, R.A. 3, 4, Budg. Comm. 2, Orient. I, 2, Pre- Law I, Latin Am. 3. Perlot, Edith 8.5. Math. Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, 3, 4, lntra. I. gerrone, Patricla 8.A. EnglishlEd. R.A. 4, Budg. Comm. Peters, Kenneth B.A. Anthropolog lPsychology. Swim I. 2, g, 1, C.S. I, 2, 3, Sky 4, Rille I, Borm Leg. 2, Polo I, 2, Petersen, Nancy B.A. Sociology. C.8. 2, 3, Synchron. Swim 3, F. Hockey 3, Soft. 2, Intro. I, 2, 3. Petlianas, Charles B.A. Political- Science. Dorm Leg. 2, STATESMAN 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Elect. Bd. 2, Deen's List 4. Phllllps, Glenn 8.A. History. Base. I, Basis. I, Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4, Intro. I, 2, 3. Phllllps, John B.E. Engineering. Track I, 2, 3 Baslr. I, 2, 3, 4, Vers. C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Engineer. Soc.. 3, 4, V.P. 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER-Managing Editor 3, Layout Editor 4, Dean's List 4. Phllllps, Reed B.S. Ph sics. Physics 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 4, Deen's List I, 2, 3, Hiliel 3, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3. Plnlles, Shella B.A. Anthropology. Plage, George B.S. Earth and Space Science. Podsladlo, Cynthia 8.A. French. Polln, Michelle 8.A. Sociology. Deen's List 2, 3. Polliow, Melvin B.S. Math. Deen's List I, 2, 3, -4, R.A. 3, 4, Squash 3, Quad Jud. 2, Meth 2, 3, 4. Pollack, Donald B.S. Biology. Curr. Comm. 4, Intra. I, 2, 3, 4, IOET 3, Bio. 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent. I, 2. 3, 4, 'PET I, 2, 3, 4. Poms, Richard 8.A. Political Science. Stud. tor Kennedy 3, For. Rel. 3, Pol. Sci. Assoc. 4, Dean's List 3, C.O.C.A. 2, 3, 4, WAT 4. Pond Victorla B.A. French. R.A. 4, Dorm Leg. 3, Deen's List il, +21 4. Posner, Wllllem B.A. Psychology. Potliln, Jonathon 8.A. Sociology. Pravda Rona B.A. Sociology!Ed. S.S.M. 3, Deen's List 2, 4, Gym. 2. Prldans, Janis B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER 3, 4, Computer 2, 3, Dean's List I, 3, SBE 3, 4. Prlnce, Ellen B.A. Sociology. Psych I, 2, 3, Carnival I, 2, Intra. I, 2, Deen's List 4. Prltz, Jane B.A. Sociolo y!Ed. Dean's List 3, 4, Res. Bd. 3, Dorm. Leg. 3, Soc. Forum -3, 4, S.S.M. 2, 3, Hillel I, 2, 3, STATESMAN I, SPECULA I, 2, 3. Proliopln, Leonard B.A. Sociology. Jazz I, Deen's List 3, Dorm Leg. I, N.C.T.G. 3. Pulver, Arnold 8.5. Math. Swim I, 2, 3, 4. Rablnowlcz, Joseph B.A. Economics. Radell, larry B.S. Biology. Deen's List I, 2, 3, Karate 3, 4. Ratuse, Donald 8.A. Economics. Young Repub. 2, 3, 4, Sports Car 3, 4. Rambach, Bonnie B.A. SociologylEd. Deen's List I, 2, 3, 4, R.A. 4, Orient. Leader 2, 3, Campus Cent. I, 2, 3, Commence. Comm. 4. Ramirez, Donna 8.A. Psychology. Deen's List 2, 3, 4, Newman I, 2, 3, Psych. I. Raphael, Robert B.A. Psychology. Psych., Intra. I, 2, 3, 4, SPECULA 3, Karate I, WET I, 2, 3, 4. Rapp, Harrl B.S. 8iologylEd. Ratner, Alan BA. Psychology. Psych. 2, 3, 4, Deen's List 3, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I. Raybln Phyllis 8.A. Political Science. Hillel I, Young Dem. 2, Deen's List 3, Stud. tor Kennedy 3, For. Rel. . ge?I't, Llnda 8.A. Psychology. Deen's List I, 2, 3, Psych. Reid, Davld B.S. Earth and S ace Science. Deen's List I, 2, 3, Campus Cent., E.S.S.-V. . F 215 I 9,4 W- xi J I N . Wi 1 y l Q , O 6' Reilly, Pa?rIcIa B.A. Sociology. Soc. Forum 3, 4, Ride 4, Dean's Lis? 2, 3. Relslnger, Rober? B.A. Spanish!Ed. Dean's Lis? 3, 4. Remskl, Chrls?lne B.A. Ari. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3. Resnick, Susan B.A. Spanish. In?erna?. Revzln, Llene B.A. Sociology. Dean's Lis? I, R.A. 3. Rlczhmond, James B.A. His?ory. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 4, ln?ra. l, . Rlcken, Jeffrey B.A. Psychologyllfre-Med. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, R.A. 4, Dorm Jud., STATESNIAN, SPECULA, ln?ra. U. Theafer 4, Dorm Leg. 4, QET. Rlfkin Nancy B.A. Psychology. Cheer. I, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, s.s.M. 3, Psych. 3, ski 3. Ringer, Arlene B.A. Poliiical SciencelEd. Dean's Lis? 2, Rlsko, Mlchellne B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc., C.S.O. Rlffberg, Howard B.S. Malh. R.A. 4, Dean's Lisl, Res. Bd. 3, Dorm Leg. 2, 3, Pres. 3. RIuo??I, Doro?hea B.A. FrenchlEd. Dean's Lis? 3. Roberfl, Barbara B.A. Psychology!Ed. Dean's Lis? 3. Roberfson, Carol B.A. Spanish. El Aleneo I, 2, 3, 4, Zflrl 2, 3. Roes, Judl?h B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, Psych. I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Cheer.-J.V. I, Ski 2, 3, In?erna?. 4. Rogers, Kafhleen B.A. Psychology. Rogers, Vlrglnla B.A. His?ory. Dean's Lis? 3, 4, STATES- MAN 3. Ron?Ino, Vl?o B.S. Ma?h. Dean's Lis? 2, 3. Roos, Richard B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4. Roos, Roberfa B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, STONY BROOK. ENGINEER I, 2, 3, 4, Ediior-in-Chief 3, Managiw Ediior 4, ln?ra. I, 2 3, 4, san. Mgr, 3, F. Hockey gr. 4, L. Guard 3, 4, Hand.- capped 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 3, Carnival I, 2, Chrm. 2, S.-F. Challenge l, 2, NSF 2, 3, 4, LSG I, 2. Rosanes, Nancy B.A. Sociology. Dean's Lis?, S.A.B, Rose, Laurence B.A. Polilical Science. Who's Who 4, Pol. Sec?. 3, Pol. Jud. 2, Bose I, Bask. 2, 3, Campus 3, 4, Speakers Bureau 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, Roselll, Ka?hleen B.A. Spanish!Ed. Dean's Lis?, Newman. Roseman, Nalhan B.A. Psychology. 242. Rosen, Jeane??e B.A. Psychology. R.A. 4, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, Psych. 2, 3, Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Spor?s Car I, 2, 3. Rosen, Ronald B.S. Biology. Crew I, 2, 3, 4. Rosenberg, Ann B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 3, S.S.M. 3. llosenbloom, Phyllls B.A. His?ory. Volley 3, ln?ra. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 4. Rosenblum, Michael B.S. Biolo9YlPre-Med. Dean's Lis? l, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med., Pre-Den? 3, 4, Bio I, 2, 3, Ski 2. Rosenfeld, Ellen B.A. SosioloQYlEd. Rosenfeld, Llnda B.A. Sociology. Dean's Lis? 3, 4. Rosenheclr, Sharon B.A. Spanish. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, El A?eneo I. Rosenfhal, Henry B.S. Biolo9YlPre-Med. Pre-Med, Pre- Den?., Ride, ln?ra. Rosenfhal, Naomi B.S. Biology. Rosofsky, Beverly B.A. Psychology. ln?ra. l, 2, 3, 4, F. Hockey 2, 3, Dorm Jud. 2, Hille I. Rofh, Franklin B.A. English. Ro?h, Paul B.S. Ma?h. Dean's Lis? 2, ln?ra. I, 2, 3, 4. Ro?henberg, Andrew B.A. Poliiicel Science. Isofhman, Karen B.A. English. S.S.M., Cheer., Ski, Dean's is?. Rofhschild, Evelyn B.A. German. Ro?hs?eIn, Deborah B.A. Poliiical Science. Ruben, Lorraine B.S. BiologylPre-Med. Dean'.s Lis? I, 2, 3, Pre-Med, Pre-Denl. I, 2, 3, Synchron. Swim I, 2, 3, R.A. 4, Dorm Leg. I. Rubin, Donald B.A. Sociolo y. S?ud. Fac. Commf 4, PoIi?y Pres. 4, Karaie 2, 3, gPres., Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, Pol. Jud. 3, Dorm Jud. 2. Rubin, Harvey B.S. Physics. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, NSF 2, ln?ra., EIIX. Rudolf, Phyllis B.A. Anllhropology. Dean's Lis? 3, 4. Ruglle, Florence B.A. SociologylEd. Rusnalr, Uafricla B.S. Biology. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, For. Rel. I, ln?ra. I, 2, W.U.S.B. 2. Ryan, John B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, R. A. 4, ln?ra. 2, 3, 4, Pre-Law 3, 4. Sackowifz, Paula B.A. An?hropology. Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4, Anlhro 3. Saflr, Andrew B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 3, SPECULA Sagarese, Susan B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 3, Soc. Forum. ?aLan?, Alan B.A. Russian. Russian 2, 3, 4, ln?ra. I, 2, SaIs?on, Nancy B.A. Sociology. Tennis 2, 3, Dean's Lis? 3. Salzberg, Michael B.S. Physics. Physics 2, 3, 4, Sci. Fic?. 4, C.O.C.A. 3. Sammarilno, Valerie B.A. Economics. OAE 3, 4, Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4, Food 2, Dorm Jud. 2. Sgggler, Jeflrey B.E. Engineering. ZBE, Engineer. Soc., Saneskl, Anne B.A. PsychologylEd. Dean's Lis? 3, 4, Newman I, 2, 3, 4, Psych 3. Saplensa, Rlchard B.S. Chemis?ry. Dean's Lis? I, 3, Chem. I, 3, NSF 3, 4, ln?ra. Saplr, Phillip B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? I. Sarfafy, Eden B.A. English. Sarner, Ronald. B.A. Poli?icaI Science. Dorm Leg. 3, 4, Young Repub. 2, 3, 4, Ski I, 2, 3, Dean's Lis? 3. Savage, Gerard B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I, 2, 3, Schaefer, Pafrlcla B.A. Ar?. Dean's Lis? l, 2, 3, 4, C.B. 2, ln?ra. I, 4, W.R.A. 4. Schaffer, Donna B.A. Psychology. Psych. 4, Bio. 2, Sco?. Folk Dance 2, Dean's Lis? 4. Schaflander, Marley B.A. Sociology!Ed. Dean's Lis? 2, Food Comm. 3. Schechfer, Norman B.S. Biology. Dean's Lis? 3. Schlefers?eIn, Marion B.S. Ma?h!Ed. Schiffer, Rober? B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, Bicycle 2, 3, Psych. 3. Schindler, Gary B.A. Psychology. W.U.S.B. l, 2, 3, Food Comm. 3, Campus Ceni. 4. Schindler, Sondra B.A. His?ory. Elecl. Bd. 4, Foung Dem. I, 2, 3, 4, Campus Cen?. I, 2, Volley. 2, 3. Schlagman, Samuel B.S. Biology. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, Pre- Med, Pre-Denl. 2, 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, 3, 4. Schonfeld, Sieven B.S. Biology. Pre-Med, Pre-Den?, Bio., Dean's Lis?, ln?ra., Academ. Environ., W.U.S.B. 4. Schorr Marilyn B.S. Ma?h. Dean's Lis? 3, Ski 2, 3, 4, STATESMAN 2, up. sound 1. Schreiber, Cheryl B.A. Polilical Science. Pol. Senafe, Dean's Lis? 3. Schuldln, Gall B.S. Ma?h. Dean's Lis? 4. gchulh, Ar?hur B.S. Chemis?ry. Dean's Lis? I, 2, Chem. I, Schushelm, Rebecca B.A. PsychologylEd. Dean's Lis? 3. 4, Psych. l, 2. Schimi Marilyn B.A. His?ory. SPECULA 3, Dean's Lis? Schwarh, Andrea B.A. Anfhropology. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, Anihro. 4, ln?ra. I, 2, 3, 4, F. Hockey 2, 3, Hillel I, 3, 4. Schwartz, Bernard B.A. Psychology. ln?ra. I, 2, 3, 4, Elec?. Bd. 2, Dorm. Jud. 3. Schwarh, Gerald B.A. Philosophy. Philo. 4, ln?ra. 2, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4. gclyyrarh, Kennelh B.A. Sociology. Dean's Lis?, Exper. 0 . Schwam, Michael B.A. Psychology. Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Dorm eg. 2152. 3, Dran's Lis? 2, 3, Pre-Med, Pre-Den? I, 2, 3, 4, Schwarh, Rober?a B.A. Sociologyllid. Soc. Forum 4, Dean's Lis? 4. Schweifxer, Thea B.A. SociolDgYfEd. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, C.P. 4, ln?ra. 3. 4. Scofldas, John B.A. Psycholo y. STATESMAN 3, Psych. 3, l?aI. 3, Karafe 2, ln?ra. I, 2, 3, 4. Seabrooke, Davld B.A. Economics. Seidner, Meryl B.A. Psychology. Head R.A. 3, 4, Orien?. 3, 4, Res. Bd. 2, Dorm Leg. Z, C.P. 3, Speakers Bureau 4, Quad Coun. 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 4. gelelrof, Joel B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 4, ZBE , 4. Seligman, Mark B.A. His?ory. Dean's Lis? 3, Ski 3, 4, Quad Jud. 2, 3, Cons?. Comm. I. Sender, Louls B.A. Ar?. Seffeducaffl, Davld B.A. English. Dorm Jud. 2, C.S. 2. Shames, Jesse B.A. Socilogy. Shapiro, Bur? B.A. Polifical Science. Slud. for Kennedy 3, Orienf. 3, Pol. Sci. Assoc. 4, Pre-Law 3, 4, Dean's Lis? Shaplro, Janee B.A. Economics. Dorm Jud. 2, OAE 3, 4, Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4. Shapiro, Jo-Ann B.S. Ma?h. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, Hillel. Shapiro, Kenne?h B.S. Chemis?ry. Swim I, 2, 3, 4, Polo 2, 3, 4, Chem. 4, Dean's Lis? 2. Shapiro, Kennelh B.A. Poliiical Science. R.A. 3, 4, Dean's EXTZQ 3, 4, Res. Bd. 2, Dorm Leg. 2, Ski I, 2, Polo 2, 3, Sharp, June B.A. His?ory. Dean's Lis? 3, 4, QAT. Sheldon, Edward B.A. English. R.A. 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 3, TSN' I, 2, Pres. 2. Shemef, Cafharine B.S. Chemis?ry. Chem. 4, U. Chorus I, Dean's Lis? 4. Sherlnslil, Lynn B.A. French. French I, 2, Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 4. Sherman, Barbara C.A. 3, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, 3, Dorm Leg. 4. gherman, Rosalind B.A. English. Judo I, 2, 3, 4, Orien?. Sherrln, Marc B.S. Ma?h. Dean's Lis? 3. Sherwin, Samuela B.S. Ma?h. Dorm Leg. 3, 4, Ride 4. ilbgel, Rober? B.A. Economics. Dean's Lis? 3, 4, ln?ra., Silber?, Jeffrey B.A. Psychology. Dean's Lis? 4. Silverman, Nancy B.A. Psychology. W. Horizons I, 2, Dorm Jud. I, Psych. I, Dean's Lis? 4. Slmkln, Linda B.A. Sociology. Soc. Forum 2, 3, 4, U. Chorus I, Ski 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lis? I, 2, 3, 4. Simmons, Olivia B.A. Sociolo9ylEd. Dean's Lis? I, 2, In?erna?. Simon, Wllllam B.A. Anlhropology. Pol. Jud. 2, 3, Chrm. 3, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, Pre-Law I, 2, El A?eneo I. Simpson, E I B.A. P h I . W. H ' I, 2, U . Bound 2, P:yei:?ii' I, 2, 3, D ogy onions P Slnowi?-z, Linda B.A. Psychology!Ed. Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4, ln?ra. I, 2. SIro?a, Rufh B.S. Biology. Bio. I, 2, Anlhro. I, 2, 3, Dean's Lis? I, 3. Slrura, Barry B.A. SocioIo3yfPoIi?ical Science. Soc. Forum Pres. 3, 4, Dean's Lis? I, , 3, 4, Judo I, For. Ral. I, 4, In?erna?. 4. Slllfman, Adrienne B.S. Ma?h. Dean's Lis? 3, 4, Ma?h I, 3, Hillel I, 2, Sporls Car 3, ln?ra. I, 2. im?-:lift Fred B.A. His?ory. Dean's Lis? 3, 4, C.S. 2, Sky Smilow, Rober? B.E. Eng'nee' . I? ., D L . 3, STATESMAN I, Engineer. Soc.r3Tc'4, Zig crm eg smmi, ensue a,A. Pwr il. D L . 4 d. com-.4,nes.ad.4,c.s.5?3?pPihio.f'm eg ' one Smifh, Gregory B.A. GermanlEd. U. Chorus I, 2, 3, German 2, 3, 4, ln?ra. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Lis? 2, 3, 4. Smlfh, Reber? B.E. Engineering. gnwril B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 2, 3, 4, 277 Sundln, Diana B.A. Anthropology. Ride 4, Dean's List 4. Snyder, Susan B.A. French. Sobel, Kenneth B.A. Psvchologoy. Who's Who, W.U.S.B. -Program Mgr., STATESMAN-Photo Editor, SPECULA- Photo Editor, Dean's List, Computer-Sec., Budg. Comm., Const. Comm. Sobelman, Llnda B.A. Psychology. Psych. Pres. 3, Dean's List 3, Lit. Soc. I, 2. Solkow, Barbara B.A. History. S.A.B. I, C.O.C.A. 3, 4, Hillel I, N.C.T.G. I. Solnlk, Alexander B.E. Engineering. Soccer I. Solomon, Lols B.A. Anthropology. Dean's List, Anthro. Solomon, Ralph B.A. HistorylEd. lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3, 4, Elect. Bd. 2. Sondlke, Ilene B.A. English. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, STATESMAN Asst. Art Editor, Speakers Bureau. Sparandara, Anthony B.A. English. Bask.-J.V. I, Track I, Dean's 'List 2, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4. Spreehman, Paul B.A. En lish. lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, SOUNDINGS 4. Sprachman, Susan B.A. Anthropolo y. Anthro. I, 2, 3, 4, Russian I, 2, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, SOTJNDINGS 4. Sprung, Trudg B.A. Economics. Bask. I, 2, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, OA 3, 4. Stahl, Robert B.S. Earth and Space Science. Dean's List 3, 4, Squash 3, 4, Intra Council 4, Vars. C. 3, 4, E.S.S. 3, 4, Engineer. Soc. 2, U. Chorus I. Stahlberg, Dorothy B.A. English. Stavln, Andrea B.A. Anthropology. Dean's List I, 2. 3, 4, Pre-Law 4, Soc. Forum I, 2, Anthro. I, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Orient. 2, Dorm Leg. I. Steekler, Lawrence B.A. Sociology. C.A. 2, Dean's List 3, 4, S.D.S. 2, C.S. 2, Sky 4. Steele, Judlth B.A. AnthropoIogy!Ed. Dean's List 3, Anthro I. Stegman, Mlchael B.A. English!Ed. Dean's List 2, 3, 4. Steinberg, Bob B.S. Math!Ed. Dean's List 3. Stephanl, Arlene B.A. EnglishlEd. Sterling, Drew B.S. Biology. Dean's List 3, 4, R.A. 4, NSfnah'P5e-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3, 4, Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Crew Stern, Helalne B.A. FrenchlEd. Dean's List 3, 4, Pol Senate 4, French 2. Stokes, Wllllem B.A. Psychology. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, Bask. I, 2. Strammlello, Joseph B.A. Psychology. Strelter, Lenore B.A. Spanish. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, SPEC- ULA I, lntra. 3, 4, oz! 4. Sulglvan, Michael B.S. Biology. Gym. 2, 3, 4, Dean's List Sutherland, Wendy B.A. English. lntra., C.B. Sutton, Suzanne B.A. Spanish. S.A.B. I, 2, Newman, Orient. 2, Latin Am., Dean's List. Svede, Maryann B.A. HistorylEd. Dorm Leg. 2, Gym 3. Taft, Joseph B.S. Math. Crew 2, 3, 4. Tamarkln, Lawrence B.S. Biology. Dorm Leg 4, Swim 2. Tannenbaum, Gerry B.S. Earth and Space Science. Vers. C., E.S.S., lntra. Tapper, Bnlce B.A. Psychology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, 2. Tarentlno, Mark B.A. History. N.C.T.G. 4. Tardltt, Herbert B.A. Music. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, Who's Who 4, Dorm Jud. 2, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, U. Bend 2, 3, 4. U. Chorus 3, 4, U. Orchestra 4, Gershwin M.B., lntra. 2, 3. Tartakott, Robert B.S. Biology. Tedeschi, Marle B.A. EnglishlEd. Newman I, 2, 3, Judo I, Inter-Faith Forum 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 4. Tedesco, John B.A. Psychology. Teehen, Ann B.A. Psychology. Psych. I, Newman 3, 4, Carnival I. Tepper, Mark B.A. Political Science. Pre-Law 2, 3. 4, Judo 2, 3, 4, Bask. I, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 3, Ski 2, Vars. C. 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4. 278 , . Terwllliger, Robert B.A. Political Science. Dorm Leg. 3, lJo5m3Ju:l. 2, S.A.B. 4, R.A. 4, Dean's List 3, 4, lntra. 'I:esgs,4'Anthony B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 3, 4, Thomsen, Frederick B.S. Math. STATESMAN I, 2, 3, Dorm Leg. 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, 2472. Tlmpone, Elalne B.S. Math. Newman I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3. SPECULA 4. Tltolo, Lorralne B.S. Meth. Judo 3. Tolle, Norman B.A. Political Science. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Quad Jud. 3, Pol. Jud. 3, Dorm Leg. 2, Internat. 3, 4, Pre-Law 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, WIPAT. Tollner, Sherri B.S. Math. Pol. Senate 4, Dorm Leg 3, 4. Towers, Adrlenne B.S. Math. Dean's List I, 2, 3. Trachtman, Nell B.S. Biology. Pre-Med, Pre-Dent I, 2, 3, Bio I, 2, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 4, NSF 2, 3. Trotta, Paul B.E. Engineering. STONY BROOK ENGI- NEER, Engineer. Soc. Trowbridge, Frank B.A. Psychology. Troy, Lawrence B.A. Sociology. Soc. Forum 4, Dean's List 3, 4, C.S. 2. Tuller, Solomon B.A. Psychology. Internet. I, 2, 3, 4, Crew-J.V. 2, 3, 4, Hillel I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 4. Turchl, Virginia B.A. Psychology. Turndahl, Diane B.A. ArtfEd. Dean's List I, 3, 4. Turner, Susan B.S. Biology. Bio., Ski, N.C.T.G. 2, Scot. Folk Dance, l.V.C.F., U. Chorus 4, Dean's List 2. Untarman, Robert B.A. Political Science. Dean's List I, 2, 3, For. Rel., Pol. Jud. Vanasco, Stephen B.S. Physics. Dean's List I, 2 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent 3, 4, Sports Car 2, Chess I. Vanderlaske, Dennls B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 2, 3, 4, w.u.s.s. 3, IEEE 4. Dean S List 3, 4, E. .s. 4. Xasiquez, Linda B.A. English. M.D. 2, 3, Dean's List I, , ,4. Velmer, Roni B.A. Psychology. Wachtel, Carolyn B.A. Anthrogaology. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, SPECULA 2, Anthro 3, 4, E.S. . 3. , Wadlngton, Wayne B.E. Engineering. Karate. Wagman, Sheryl B.A. SociologylEd. Dean's List 2, 4, E.S.S. 3, S.-F. Challenge I, 2, Hi Iel I, l.Q.E.T. 2. Wagner, Victor B.A. Psychology. Psych, Pre-Med, Pre- Dent., Dean's List I, 2, 3, lntra. Walen, Susan B.A. Political SciencelEd. Dean's List 2, 4, Stud. Christ. I, lntra. 3. Walker, Alfred B.A. History. STATESMAN I, 2, 3 Men- aging Editor 3, Track 2, 3, Vars. C. 3, O.P.T. 2, C.A. 3, U. Theater I, Newman I, 2, 3, Inter-Faith Forum 2, S.A.B. I, S.N.A.C. I, Dean's List 2, 3. Wallach, Felice B.A. Psychology. ' lflangersman, Abraham B.A. Psychology. Psych, Dean's ist ,4. Ware, Harold B.A. Economics. Swim, OAE. Warkentln, Michael B.A. Psychology. Psych 3, Crew I, ipgrts Car 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent. 3, Ski 2, Dean's is . Warner, Roderick B.E. Engineering. ERE 3, 4, Base. 2, Z, Engineer. Soc. I, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, . .4f Warshotsky, Arlene B.A. ArtlEd. Dean's List, S.A.B. Waxman, Peter B.A. Economics. Dean's List I, 2, 4, Internat. 4, lntra. I, 2, OAE 4. X Yeber, Diane B.S. Math. Dean's List I, 2, 3, S.N.A.C. Wechsler, Barbara B.A. Sociology. N.C.T.G. Weinberg, Jeffrey B.A. Political Science. Class Pres. 2, 4, Stud. Fac. Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Orient. 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, Speakers Bureau 3, 4, Whos Who 3, 4, Pre-Law, Const. Comm. 2, Ski 2, 3. Welner, Davld B.S. Chemistry. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Chem 4, Sports Car 2, Karate 2, 202. , Weiner, Maxine B.A. Economics. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, OAI: 3, 4.' Weinhouse, Ester B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 3. lNeiser, Steven B.A. Political Science. Young Dem., Pre- OW. Weisman, Glorla B.A. PsychologylEd. Dean's List 3, 4, Psych. 3, 4, lntra. 4. Weisman, Harold B.A. PsychoIogyfPre-Med. Pre-Med, Pre-Dent., Dean's List, Psych, Hillel. Weisman Steven B.A. AnthropoloIgylPre-Med. Dean's use, Pre-Med, Pre-Dent, spans car, illel. Welss, Abraham B.A. Psychology. Weiss, Henry B.A. Economics. R. A. 4. Welss, Mlrlam B.A. English. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, SOUNDINGS 4. Welstrop, Jessie B.S. Biology. Hillel I, Bio I, Dean's List 3, 4. Weisz, Davld B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. I 2, 3, 4, STONY BROOK ENGINEER 4, Sports Car 2, Hillel I, 2, Dean's List 4, lntra. 2. Weitz, Jonathan B.S. Biology. Judo I, 2, lntra. I, Dean's List 2, Ski 4. Welllng, Gall B.A. Psychology. Dorm Leg I, 2, Res. Bd. 2, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, SPECULA 3, 4, S ATESMAN 3, 4, Judo 3, 4, Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Psych I, 2, 3, 4, WUSB I, Sports Car 3, 4. Welsch, Joyce B.A. Psychology. R.A. 3, 4, Head R.A. 4, SPECULA l, 2, 3, Copy Editor 3, Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Wernow, Mlchael B.A. Psycholo y. Bask. Manager I, 2, 3, STATESMAN I, 2, Psych 2, 13, Dean's List 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Var. C. 2, 3. Westler, Marc B.A. Psychology. Whitney, James B.S. Chemistry. Dean's List 2. Wiener, Todd B.S. BiologylPre-M'ed. Dean's List 3, SPECULA I, 2, Campus Cent. I, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med, Pre- Dent. I, 2, 3, Orient. I, 2, Dorm Leg. 3, 4. Wlesman, Margaret B.S. Math. Wlllman, Elllett B.A. Economics, B.S. Meth. Dean's List 2, 3, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4. Willott, Richard B.A. History. Dean's List 3, 4. Winans, Peter B.S. Earth and Space Science. E.S.S., Newman. Wlnter, Chrlstlne B.A. English. Wlshner, Marilyn B.A. English. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, STATESMAN I, 2. Tennis 3, 4, S.A.B. 2. Wlst, Gregory B.A. Economics. Dean's List 3, STATES- I, 2, 13, 4, Bus. Ed. 2, 3, Newman I, 2, 3, 4, Track , n ra. , . Wlttenburg, Susan B.A. French. Wohl, Jacqueline B.A. English. Wolln, Carolyn B.A. SocioIoqy!Ed. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Workman, Phyllls B.A. Psychology. Dean's List 3, 4, Psych 2, 3. R-tfnleIr,4Marc B.E. Engineering. Engineer. Soc. 4, Dean's is , . Yagoda, Linda B.A. PsycholgylEd. Psych I, 2, 3, 4, Ski 3, .A.B. 2, Dean's List 4. Yaklofsky, Veronica B.A. Psychology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Newman I, 2, 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3. Zemon, Stephanie B.A Sociology. Soc. Forum 3, 4. Ziegler, Herbert B.A. Sociology. Soccer I, 3, 4, Karate 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 4. Zlegler, Linda B.A. Sociology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Leg. 3. Zlmet, Matthew B.S. Biology. glmpiielman, Nancy B.A. Biology. Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4, no . Zlperman, Jon B.A. PsychologylArt. lntra. I, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3, 4, S.A.B. 2, Pol. Jud. 4. Zlttell, Phlllp B.A. History. 'IPA9, Pre-Lew, Dean's List 3, 4, Track I, Ride 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4. Zucker, Stan B.A. Ps chology Dean's List 4, Swim 2, 3, 4, Polo 2, Capt. 3, X Var. C. 3, 4, Karate 3, 4, Psych 3, 4, Engineer. Soc. I, L. Guard 3, 4, lntra. I, 2, 3, 4. ZI,J hB.A.PhIlS'l.Pch4,W. H'2iil'on.'3f iiiuiu i, zf '5, 4'f i'5.nff'i, ?,'a, if M.o.s.s. 4, Dean's List 4. W I The words on The following pages are Taken from a song written for the Senior-Faculty dinner dance by Nat Board. It is To be sung To The tune of Those Were The Days. T 5 I' . Once upon a time, we all were freshmen Innocent and pure as morning dew. Seems like yesterday we came to SUNY, And suddenly, today, we're almost through Those were the days, my friend. It's hard to comprehend The many changes we have undergone. It was a real gas, And all too soon, it's past. And now the time has come for moving on. Coming here, we found ourselves all tripled. Temporary measure it was said. Yet, today we still have freshmen crippled From tripping over dressers, chairs, and beds. We met a brand new face, Brought here to run the place. His name was Toll, and physics was his line. Our hopes were running high, He seemed so nice a guy, And we were sure we'd get along just fine. We became familiar with the campus. Where the hell were all the trees and grass? SUNY looked so pretty on the postcards, Those pictures taken through rose-colored glass. We met the R.A.-man, He told us what we can And cannot do-no liquor and no chicks. The straight and narrow, he Avoids religiously. He's much too busy getting all his kicks. Though we tried to settle down and study Numerous complaints messed up the game. Ground was muddy and the food was cruddy, And so, weekend commuters we became. A lack of quality In student Polity Produced an apathetic student bod, Each leader tried to hack, But no one found the Nack. There was but one who made us all applaud. fLittle girls have lovely curls, but I like Dorio.l ' l 'ra in s',1, if 1-!,......as-.K l-.J 1 9? in -. ff' .. N 1' 4 -Q fi N si? N X 1 All our high school studies had been petty, Here our baffling courses left us numb. Failing slips came flying like confetti. Probation, Academic, here we come! From lounge to lounge we'd roam, The snack bar was our home, And oh! the great bull sessions that we had. Our conscience was in vain, Our courses down the drain, But what the hell! The Army ain't so bad. All attempts at change turned out as farces. Student Apathy was much to blame, Each one busy with his own catharsis, And so we had more gripes than we could name And then we discovered POT, And in our Camelot, We all lit up, escaped the status quo. Although we risked our ass, We really loved that grass. Strawberry Fields became the place to go. Stony Brook grew up like an explosion Putting up new buildings by the score. Feeling rather helpless, we wore buttons All saying: Now, not l984! So many things seemed wrong- The list was getting long, Although a few improvements came our way. They let us drink at last, And Open Halls were passed. Now we could sin at any time of day. Stony Brook, Setauket, and the others Gave us a reception less than warm. Seems that all those prim and proper mothers Were sure we'd do their daughters dreadful harm. One January morn, They let out all their scorng The local gendarmes busted up our ioint. They planted agents here. Now they can reappear Whenever they desire to make a point. SA U -.::.: , jj :N gs Al in N BM 1' of NOT seo geo . l J ss9 J 006' LN 4' .4 .il+.-.A. 4 Wx TZ K-. .i E. NOV 198 Four well-liked professors got a burning For a reason everybody knew. Hecklinger went off to higher learning, And quietly, Dean Tilley got the screw. Then Trask resigned his post CHe could have done the most? And so the Moratorium was born. We shot a lot of air! No one got anywhere, And so the school remained dissension-torn. Toll gave Mr. D. his walking papers, No one else had served us all so well. Mitchell Cohen got busted for his capers. The library one night was a hotel. They pulled professors in To testify on sin And Michael Zweig was in and out of iail. The campus polarizedg Positions crystallized, And reason failed while force came to prevail. , I V, ' 5 Yi. --1-v P 154.1 fs - S ur x -v'uf -1 f :e,sq, 40-4, 'W 5.1 W-ill. Through the years, our losses have been many Rosenthal's big war on ABC. Frumkin's teeth cost him a pretty penny, And tractors are where Hum Hill used to be. Professor WeInberg's through, And DeFrancesco too. We've lost our leading champions of truth. Our innocence is gone, And our illusions fond, But most of all, we've grown out of our youth. Time has come to break the ties that bind us. Though our battle's now a rising tide. We must leave the fight to those behind us, There's so much more for us to do outside. Those were the days my friend, lt's hard to comprehend The many changes we have undergone. lt was a real gas, And all too soon, it's past, And now the time has come for moving on. Senior History Yes, Those Were The Days . . . Four Years Spent In The University Community We Worked, We Played, And We Grew. Some Of The Traditions We Created Will Live Ong Others Will Re- main Only As Memories. ff? , '?-- ,4-., TN 'WW RWE, C ,in -...hh Q., 45,3 . . .4 'ft ?i3f,5i:-Qi 0 -t , -. -7- A . ft-Ubi' 'SG 3f?'- ' V ' .. fan ,G Those Were The Days Of . . . Movies In C Cafeteria The Soph-Frosh Challenge Fall Orientation Checking Your Mailbox Every Day Bonfires On The A Field Saga Food Orientation Pionios '14-IQ 7 P K i 4 ..L. 2 i 1 E M--n-in ,.,.. . 1 11.1 lr-4 w Student Concerts Living Away From Home Gentle Thursday Shaving Heads Fraternity Initiations Panty Raids Papering Rooms i L ., Y 2 Do You Remember The Days When . . . We Had The Big Blackout Liquor Was Illegal Everyone Turned Out For Basketball Games Carnival Was In The Gym Parking Lot We Sponsored The Casino Mood We Went To Off-Campus Frat Parties I There Were Signs In Toilet Paper On Cafeteria Walls We Went Sleigh Riding - On The Golf Course We Crammed Before Finals We Dressed Up For Concerts The Gold Coast Was The Thing Many More Of Us Were Science Majors During Those Days There Was The Academic Challenge The Necessity To Make Decisions The Exhilaration Of Laughter But Most Of All There Were Peopleg People, And . . . Water Lilies In The Gym Pond The Ducks In Roth Pond Bunny Dances Intramurals Outdoor Classes ' Q 1 , ,'f7'fi1!9'fm . ' 1 , v.. . A ax. .A U 'Tk - H V ,Min A xr V Home-Made Chocolate-Chip Cookies Construction On The Student Union Quiet Hours Ice Cream Cones You Made Yourself The Gym Parking Lot The Big Snowstorm .. X Familiar Faces Tuesday Night At The Coach House Panty Raids Petitioning For Open Halls The Cumin' Tyde Political Views ,-Q. if S' r ,fi 1 215 n-q'5SIl,?.g Yes, Those Were The Days . . . There Were Hours Of Happiness And Moments Of Disappointment Time To Listen And Time To Speak Out. These Four Years Have Seen Many Changes - In The University And In Ourselves Now It Is Our Turn To Face The World Perhaps We Can Make Some Changes There Too if l A Last Word As another year at the Brook draws to its weary close, the editors of SPECULA '69 offer their interpretation of it. We've pulled, shoved and wangled, and somehow we've managed to put the year together. Perhaps you're pleased with the iob we've done, but then again, your year may not have shaped up as ours did. If you like the book-great, if not, we hope that there is at least one picture you groove on. Either way, you have to admit-we cared enough to give it a try. And, because they cared, I would like to thank everyone who had a hand in producing SPECULA l969: my editors, Diane Sharon, for her excellent copy, Tom Evangelista, for his efficient dealing with all the business details, Lou Farbstein, who kept well abreast of sports, Brenda Lichtman, for her drive and dedication to publicity and women's sports, Lois Owens, who spent many long hours over layouts, Ken Sobel and Joel Elias who survived my nagging and finally came through with the necessary photographs. Thanks must also go to all the members of the various staffs, with special appreciation to Bob Weisenfeld, Edith Perlof, Bob Cohen and Abbey Salit. And to those behind-the- scenes people-Mr. George Olsen of Taylor Publishing Company, and Mr. Bernard Friedman of Carol Studios-thank you for always being there with a reassuring word when we needed you. Finally, to a very understanding and patient fiance, Michael Maresco, a sincere thank you and a big kiss. Sincerely, flmmffy Jane Murphy Editor-in-Chief