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

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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