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fM. SiL SETON HALL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES SOUTH ORANGE, NJ 07079 SETON HALL UNIVERSITY South Orange, New Jersey i it 1962 GALLEON Editor -in-Chief ANTHONY J. MAZZELLA Photography Editor THOMAS KING Executive Editor JOSEPH CASEY, JR. Newark Editor DOROTHY ZIELINSKI Paterson Editor FRANKLYN KELLER Nursing Editor HILDA RODRIGUES Chief Assistant Editor EDWINA DANISH Associate Editor DONALD FITZSIMMONS — Associate Editor ROBERT MURPHY Associate Editor KEVIN MARKS Assistant Editor JOHN SENA Assistant Editor JAMES FLANAGAN Sports Editor MICHAEL QUIGLEY Business Manager EDWARD GRYGO The Staff at South Orange: Dick Casper, Joe Coppola, Tom Gasque, Denis Hep- bum, William Hetzer, William Icklen, Walter Jablonski, Pete Kaplan, Carol Koch, Paul Meehan, Richard Renga. The Staff at Newark: Bonnie Bussin, Carole Conti, Elaine Fillippone, Jim Low- ney, Michalena McElroy, Patricia McFadden, Louis Mansco, Renette Masters, Judy Ruckstahl, Victoria Seybuck. The Staff at Paterson: Barry Baum, John Clark, Thomas Daly, Jo- Anne Donato, Elizabeth Gourley, Mary Henyecz, Mary Koss Mary Margret Mulloy, Joanne Petrine, Kathryn Wass, Judith Zislin. Faculty Advisor REV. ROBERT FENNELL FOREWORD Some men ' say it is a time for knowing values. But these are men unaware of the time in which they live. For in a cynical age, one neither knows nor cares to know. In a cynical age, val- ues are hard to define and easily debased. In a cynical age, ideals are dead and empty phrases. In such an age and at such a time, will these men, then, suggest ideals, will they mention val- ues? Most likely. They will say that there are certain things which are basic to man, that life is one of these things. And they will claim that there is a right way to live life. Purpose, integrity and justice, humility, charity are not barren phrases but the fulness of life. Such is their story. They will try to con- vince us that first things come first, that religion is basic, that man has responsibility. And they will insist that it is our responsibility to put first things first instead of pushing them aside, to emphasize what is important instead of stressing the superficial, to suggest what is basic instead of obtruding what is secondary. As a matter of fact, in this book they have tried to manifest a sense of responsibility. They have attempted to put first things first, to emphasize what is important, and especially have they tried to suggest that which they claim to be basic. In short, they have men- tioned an ideal and, oh yes, they have even thrown in a value or two. Such were the efforts of unknowing men. A.J.M. VI FOREWORD v CONTENTS DEDICATION viii THE ADMINISTRATION 5 THE GRADUATES AND THEIR FACULTY 17 THE ACTIVITIES AND SPECIAL EVENTS 181 THE SPORTS 281 DIRECTORY OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES 322 vii DEDICATION It has often been the custom to dedicate the yearbook to some outstanding person who fired the imaginations and stirred the hearts of the university’ s graduates . This eminent individual was usually singled out from among his peers because of some merit achieved , some service rendered , or some success attained . It was then deemed most befitting that he should be honored with the yearbook dedication . This year , too , there are members of the university body who have achieved a merit , rendered a service , or attained a success worthy of a similar dedica- tion . But is it truly the desire of the graduating class to honor this particular individual or to extol that particular person? Or , rather , do we wish to express our admiration for a certain kind of person? The kind of person who has been worthy of dedications in the past and ivho will be equally deserving of those still to come . The kind of person of which we speak is easily discernible . Very simply , he is the good person , the man who cares . And as such , he is outstanding . It is difficult to enumerate the reasons for his special greatness or to point out the qualities that make him so. He merely comes upon the scene and one just knows. This is a good man. This is a great man. We have such men on this campus. There are such men in this world. We can only hope that they shall ■-- - prevail. It is our ernest intention to honor these men and , therefore , we humbly dedicate this book to them , to the good men , to the people who care. His Excellency, Thomas A. Boland, Archbishop of Newark, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Seton Hall Univer- sity. The titles alone make him seem remote, aloof. Look at him as a teacher. Simply, the first teacher, the Director of the University. His personal contact with us as students is occasional. We are one child in a large Family. How- ever, he teaches us with a hundred voices, through an articulate faculty responsible to him. Close enough to help, to guide, he sees us as men mature in our choices. He teaches, he counsels us by putting us on our own so that in the process of maturing we know his hand in our work. % Follow an ideal. Fall in love with this university — not with the build- ings, the books, the campus. But love the men — the men growing taller than the buildings, the men writing the books, the men bring- ing life to the campus. Humility with a proud smile, beaming from a father’s joy in a son’s triumph. Seek it. Casually master a dozen ancient and modern tongues. Com- municate your ideal that your stu- dents might stretch their minds to- wards being imitatorsXf Christ. Mellow this comjDosite with per- sonal magnetism — the man for . all seasons, the President of Seton Hall University, Monsignor John J. Dougherty, Father of the Seton Hall Family. 2 THE TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY The Most Rev. Thomas A. Boland Archbishop of Newark President i, s.t:d., ll.d. rk The Most Rev. James A. McNulty, D.D., LL.D. Bishop of Paterson The Most Rev. George W. Ahr, S.T.D., LL.D. Bishop of Trenton The Most Rev. Celestine J. Damiano, S.T.D., LL.D. Archbishop-Bishop of Camden Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas H. Powers, A.M., LL.D. Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Sheerin, V.G., LL.D. John J. Connolly, M.D., LL.D. The Hon. James P. Mylod, LL.D. John C. Henderson, K.S.G. Howard E. Merity, A.M., Ed.D., LL.D. Secretary Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Dougherty, S.T.L., S.S.D. Treasurer The Administration 8 REV. EDWARD J. FLEMING, PhD, Executive Vice President THE V. REV. MSGR. THOMAS W. CUNNINGHAM, Ph.D. Vice President in charge of Instruction REV. JOHN F. DAVIS, S.T.L., M.B.A. Vice PresiderTTirt ch a rge o f — Business Affairs OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION ALFRED D. DONOVAN, LL.D. Vice President in charge of Student Personnel Services 9 THE DEANS OF THE UNIVERSITY 10 N REV. JOHN E. O’BRIEN, Ph.D. MAURICE J. O’SULLIVAN, LL.D. V. REV. MSGR. REV. CLEMENT A. OCKAY A.B Executive Dean of University College Associate Dean of University College THOMAS J. GILLHOOLY, A.M. Executive Denn Executive Lean of Paterson College Sou TXTf e Campus EDWARD M. FITZGIBBON, A.M. Associate Dean of Paterson College BMBHBMBH v- REV. ALBERT B. HAKIM, Ph.D. Dean of the College o f Arts and Sciences ROBERT J. SENKIER, Ed.D. JOHN H. CALLAN, Ed.D. Dean of the School of Dean of the Scchool of Education Business Administration MARGARET C. HALEY, R.N., A.M. Dean of the School of Nursing MARION E. O’NEIL, A.M. Dean of IF omen, Paterson College THE DIRECTORS OF THE UNIVERSITY w , V. REV • MSGR BENJAMIN F. THOMPSON, A.B. REV. JOSEPH T. SHEA, S.T.L. MIRIAM T. O’DONNELL, A.M. WALIER G. JARVAIS, A.M. Director of University Relations University Director of Admissions Assistant Director of Admissions , Spiritual Director University College 12 STANLEY KOSAKOWSKI, M.B.A. Assistant Director of Student Affairs, University College REV. ANTHONY J. CONNELL, A.B. Director of Divinity School REV. EDWARD J. LARKIN, A.B. Director of Student Affairs STANLEY STRAND, A.M. Director of Placement JEROME P. CASHMAN, A.M. Director of Guidance FRANCIS E. BOCCIA, Ed.M. Director of Student Teaching and Placement GENE J. COLLINS. B.S. Director of Public Relations ALPHONSE S. RYLKO, M.B.A. Director of Financial Aid REV. JOHN J. HORGAN, A.B. Director of Athletics john e. McLaughlin, a.m. Director of Special Events OWEN L. KEEFE, A.M. Director of News Publicity HERBERT C. KRAFT, A.M. Director of the University Museum THE STAFF MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY MICHAEL D. JAKIEME, A.B.A. Comptroller JOHN A, CROFFY, A.M. Assistant Registrar , University College M.B.A. Course Counsellor JOSEPH A. SPIEGEL, M.A. Guidance Councellor GUSTAVE F. GOERZ, A.M. Course Councellor ALICIA M. McMAHON Course Councellor MARY COOPER KAISER, CERT. IN L.S. Librarian , University College RAMON REYNAROWYCH, M.L.S. Assistant Librarian JULIA CRANDALL, A.B. Catalog Librarian THE STAFF MEMBERS OF THE LIBRARY V. REV. MSGR. CHARLES B. MURPHY, B.S. IN L.S., A.M. University Librarian M.L.S. Chief Librarian MARION WEBSTER, B.L.S., M.A. Catalog Librarian MARY LOUISE CLARKEN, A.B. Order Librarian REV. WILLIAM NOE FIELD, M.L.S. Assistant University Librarian HILDA T. MEYER, B.S. Circulation Librarian STEPHAN HALAMAY, Ph.D. Catalog Librarian ELIZABETH E. AZZARA, M.L.S. Periodials Librarian HELEN LANDRY, M.A. IN L.S. Assistant Librarian ANDRAS POGANY, Ph.D. Assistant Reference Librarian A. DONALD MCDONALD, M.F.A. Assistant University Librarian ETHEL C. MADDEN, M.L.S. Reference Librarian THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE REV. WILLIAM KELLER, A.M., S.T.L. Director NICHOLAS CHIROVSKY, Ph.D. REV. ALFRED CELIANO, Ph.D. REV. THOMAS G. FAHY, A.M. The Graduates And Their Faculty THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES RICHARD P. ADINARO, M.A. History ROBERT AHRENS, M.A. English ELIZABETH M. ANDERSON, M.A. Philosophy PAUL ANDER, Ph.D. Chemistry JOHN J. ANDERSON, M.A. Philosophy JOSEPH W. ANDRUSHKIW, Ph.D. Mathematics REV. JOHN J. ANSBRO, A.B. Theology ROBERT L. AUGUSTINE, Ph.D. Chemistry CHARLES A. BAATZ, Ph.L. Acting Chairman , Psychology REV. JOHN M. BALLWEG, MARY ROSE BARRAL, JOHN S. BENASSI, JOHN P. BILSKI, SCRIBNER J. BROWN, A.B. M.A. Ph.D. M.A. M SGT., U.S.A. T heology Philosophy Mathematics Social Studies Military Science 19 -J ANDREW D. BUDZ, M.A., LT. COL., U.S.A. Chairman , Military Science and Tactics ALEXANDER J. BUTRYM, M.A. English ROBERT T. CONLEY, Ph.D. Chemistry RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH P. CHRISTOPHER, Ph.D. Classical Languages AMERICO P. COCCO, A.M. Social Studies PATRICK J. COFFEY, M.A. Philosophy WALTER J. COHRSSEN, M.Mus. Communication Arts K. STANLEY CLARKE, A.M. Chemistry V. REV. MSGR. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Ph.D. English RICHARD J. CONNORS, M.A. Social Studies LOUIS A. DeCOURTY, A.M. Philosophy DAVID CURRAN, Ph.D. Chemistry REV. WILLIAM DRISCOLL, M.A. Social Studies WILLIAM J. DUNHAM, A.M. Political Science THOMAS DUFF, M.A. English LOUIS DeCRENASCOL, NICHOLAS A. DE PROSPO, „ L L D ; Ph.D. Communication Arts Chairman , Biology REV. THOMAS G. FAHY, M.A. Classical Languages MATTHEW C. FARRELL, M.S. Social Studies REV. ROBERT J. FENNELL, S.T.L. Theology RICHARD L. EHMAN, M SGT., U.S.A. Military Science 21 EDWARD L. FRITZEN, A.B. Psychology VINCENT J. FERRARA, M.A. Philosophy REV. WILLIAM NOE FIELD, M.L.S. English REV. JOHN J. FINNERTY, A.B. Theology RAMON S. GRILLO, Ph.D. Biology REV. ALBERT B. HAKIM, Ph.D. Philosophy JOHN GARRETT, M.A. Psychology ALI HAMDEN, M.S. Physical Sciences REV. OWEN W. GARRIGAN. Ph.D. Chemistry JOHN R. HARRINGTON, A.M. English EDMUND GIANFERRARI, Ph.D. Biology DAVID HARRIS, M.A. Philosophy 22 JAMES J. HOLLOWAY, Ph.D. English EDWARD J. HENRY, Ph.D. Chairman , Modern Languages ARTHUR HERTZ, Ed.D. Modern Languages PAUL S. HSIANG, Ph.D. Philosophy REV. JOSEPH J. JAREMCZUK, A.R. Chemistry RUDOLPH A. HORNISH, A.M. English VERY REV. MSGR. WALTER G. JARVAIS, A.M. Theology GERALD W. KEENAN, A.M. English REV. ECKHARD KOEHLE, Ph.D. Philosophy CHRYSANTHY M. KEHAYES, M.A. English REV. WILLIAM KELLER S.T.L., A.M. Social Studies DAVID M. KRESKY, B.S. Mathematics JOHN R. KELLER, Ph.D. Biology REV. EDWARD J. LARKIN, A.B. T heology A. PAUL KLOSE, A.M. Acting Chairman , Communication Arts REV. PAUL E. LANG, Ph.D. History REV. PETER LENNON, S.T.L., AM. Theology EDWIN ROSS LEWINSON, Ph.D. Social Studies JAMES R. LINDROTH, M.A. English LEONARD S. LEVITT, Ph.D. Chemistry CHESTER J. LINCAVAGE, A.M. Philosophy CHANTAL LOMBARDI, A.M. Modern Languages 24 MARIO LOMBARDO, M.A. English LEONARD LUMB, M.A. Mathematics CHARLES M. LYNCH, A.B. History LLOYD McBRIDE, M.A. Communication Arts ■ LAURENCE E. MacPHEE, FRANCIS R. McGUIGAN, EUGENE T. McGUINNESS, A.M. LL.B. Ph.D. English Political Philosophy Chemistry john f. McKinney, A.M. English HENRY J. MILLER, Ph.D. Physics ALEXANDER E. McMENEMY. B.S., CAPT., U.S.A. Military Science REV. VINCENT MONELLA, Ph.D. Philosophy ALFRED J. McNAMARA, A.M. English JOSEPH F. MAHONEY, M.A. Social Studies WILLIAM J. MAN YIN, M.S. Mathematics MOTO-FUSA MURAYAMA. B.A. Far Eastern Studies GERARD P. MAGLIO, Ph.D. Modern Languages FRANCIS J. MURPHY, JR., TVvf A DENNIS M. O’BRIAN, Ph.D. Biology REV. FRANCIS NEAD, - S T.L. Chairman , ! WALTER NORFREY, JR., M SGT., U.S.A. Military Science Ph. D. Chairman , English LESLIE PASTOR, M.A. Modern Languages B.S., CAPT., U.S.A. Military Science f FRANCIS ' 3 - PIZARRO; A.M. Social Studies RALPH M. POPE, M.A., LT. COL., U.S.A. Military Science HARRY W. PASCOE, A.B. Communica REV. EDWARD J. O’TOOLE, Ph.D. Chairman , Philosophy 26 JOSEPH PREFLADISCH, LL.B. Philosophy CARLO PRISCO, Ph.D. Modern Languages ELVIRA PRISCO, Litt.D. Modern Languages GILBERT L. RATHBUN, M.F.A. Communication Arts GERALD W. REDELL, B.S., CAPT., U.S.A. Military Science GABRIEL SARKANICH, B.S. Modern Languages REV. NEIL J. SMITH, S.T.L. Theology REV. EDWARD R. SCULLY, A.M. Chairman , Social Studies REV. JOSEPH W. RUSSELL, Ph.D. Chairman, Classical Languages GOLFREDO D. SANSALONE, B.S., CAPT., U.S.A. Military Science THOMAS E. SHIELDS, M.A. Social Studies m i REV. GREGORY SCHRAMM, Ph.D. Psychology MARY H. SCANLAN, Ph.D. English I ROBERT B. SOKOLOW, SEC, U.S.A. Military Science RALPH E. STROOTMAN, B.A., MAJOR, U.S.A. Military Science REV. EDWIN V. SULLIVAN, Ph.D. Social Studies I BERNARD J. STACK, A.M. Social Studies GEORGE T. SULLIVAN, Ph.D. Communication Arts REV. VIRGIL R STALER AUMER, Ph.D. English REV. JAMES B. SULLIVAN, S.T.L., M.A. Classical Languages REV. ALOYS I US STAUBLE, Ph.D. Biology JOHN D. SWEENEY, English BASIL STECIUK, Ph.D. Classical Languages BRIGITTE M. SY; Modern Languages f 28 JOHN B. TSU, Ph.D. Chairman , Asian Studies PETER TAKAYAMA, M.A. Asian Studies NATHANIEL S. THOMPSON, A.M. Mathematics Ph.D. Biology TOYOAKI UEHARA, Ph.D. Asian Studies AILEEN A. L. WEI, M.A. Modern Languages CHARLES M. WEST, Ph.D. Philosophy EDWARD R. WINANS, M.A. English PATRICK J. ZAFONTE, A.M. Philosophy JOHN C. H. WU, J.D. Asian Studies IHOR V. ZIELYK, A. ' B. Social Studies 29 Let man know, that he may become wise; but let purpose complete that wisdom. KARL PAUL ADLER Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical RICHARD ALJIAN Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical ROBERT JOSEPH ARUTA Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental TERESA AMBROSIA Bachelor of Arts Sociology PETER JOSEPH ANDERSON Bachelor of Arts Social Studies WILLIAM T. ATTARDI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies 32 ANGELO BARBARISI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental PfftSif ROSE BERNICE BARTELS Bachelor of Arts History PETER N. BARRY Bachelor of Arts History ALBERT E. BARRETT, JR. Bachelor of Arts English RICHARD BARBARO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Law ROBERJ, JAMES BAKER, JR. Bachelor of Arts English BARRY HAROLD BAUM Bachelor of Arts English RICHARD EDWARD BRENNAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JAMES PAUL BLACK Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JULES JOSEPH BONAVOLONTA Bachelor of Arts Social Studies STEFAN BONOSLAWEC Bachelor of Arts Social Studies FRANCIS JOSEPH BOYLE Bachelor of Science Mathematics 34 RICHARD L. BRENNAN Bachelor of Arts History CHARLES S. BUDNIK Bachelor of Science Physics PHILIP HAROLD BUCHANAN Bachcelor of Arts Social Studies WILLIAM T. Bachelor of Arts BURNS Social Studies MICHAEL V. CAPUTO, JR. RnrhpJnr nf Arte nrin1 StuAipe FRANCIS R. CALA ROBERT CALABRESE EDWARD M. CALLAHAN THOMAS CHRISTOPHER CAJZER Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JOSEPH A. CAPUTO Bachelor of Science Chemistry 35 FRANCIS P. CARCICH Associate in Arts Police Science ANT HONY J. CHECKI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JOSEPH CASEY, JR. Bachelor of Arts English JOSEPH A. CHIAPPA Bachelor of Arts Sociology DONALD CHUNKA Bachelor of Arts Psychology FRANK F. CICCONE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies CHARLES L. COATES Bachelor of Arts Psychology DANIEL CLARK Bachelor of Arts English JOSEPH F. COLLINS Bachelor of Arts Sociology ROBERT ANTHONY Bachelor of Arts PATRICK J. CONTE, JR. Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical BARTHOLOMEW P. CORRADINO Bachelor of Arts Psychology EDWARD G. COSTANZO Bachelor of Arts Natural Science 38 DONALD JOSEPH CURRALL Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts GEOFFREY T. M. CURTIN THOMAS JOSEPH DALY JOHN DELLA LANA JOSEPH J. DEL MONTE Bachelor of Science Mathematics Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Science Physics Bachelor of Arts Psychology WILLIAM DELABAR 39 Bachelor of Science Mathematics PETER L. DeLOTTO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical 40 SAMUEL DE LUCA JOHN DENICK, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Arts Biology NEIL DE ROSE Bachelor of Arts History JOSEPH A. DEPASQUALE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies RICHARD J. DUNDON Bachelor of Arts English PETER JOSEPH DISKIN, JR. Bachelor of Arts History JOSEPH JAMES DOLAN Bachelor of Arts English Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JOSEPH DONDERO Associate in Arts Police Science WILLIAM F. ELLINGER Bachelor of Arts Psychology get far English JOHN R. FAHRENHOLZ DONALD EDWARD FARRELL Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Arts Social Studies ■WMHHHflMMKittlilMttMMMlitttt ' r - M WILLIAM E. FERINDEN, JR. Bachelor of Arts Sociology A mmt ' ir 1 s w 1 MARTHA MARIE FEDORYKA Bachelor of Arts English LENA J. FITZPATRICK Bachelor of Arts Social Studies ANTHONY FIORELLO MICHAEL A. FLOOD Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts GERALD V. FOSTER Associate in Arts Police Science 43 FRANCIS P. GAVIN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies CHARLES J. GILLOOLY Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical 44 KENNETH Bachelor of Arts Social Studies R. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies 45 PETER P. GRECO Bachelor of Arts Biology CLIFFORD R. GUY Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical ANDREW B. HORGAN, III Bachelor of Arts English THEODORE F. HALI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental DENIS RICHARD HEPBURN Bachelor of Arts Mathematics WILLIAM HANLON Bachelor of Arts Sociology DONALD H. HERING Bachelor of Science Chemistry MARY HEYRICH Bachelor of Arts Social Studies S. EUGENE HILINSKI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies EILEEN MARIE HOOLAN Bachelor of Arts English 46 -.V . ' -- ' cV •V •;. ' 49 JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSTON Bachelor of Arts Social Studies ROBERT KAPRASZEWSKI Bachelor of Science Chemistry JOHN J. KELLY, JR. Bachelor of Science Chemistry AUGUSTINE JAMES KELLY, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies - PATRICIA MARY KELL Bachelor of Arts English THOMAS W. KELLY Bachelor of Arts Sociology RICHARD JOSEPH KEMPF Bachelor of Science Chemistry GEORGE E. KNOPF Bachelor of Arts Social Stiulies CHARLES THOMAS KIMMETT MARY KOSS CAROLE ALYCIA KOCH Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Arts English Bachelor of Arts Natural Science VINCENT P. KIRCHDOERFFER GERALD KRZYZKOWSKI ROBERT KRZYZKOWSKI Bachelor of Science Physics Bachelor of Science Chemistry Bachelor of Science Chemistry M. LEONARD KUKER Bachelor of Arts English LEON J. LEWANDOWSKI ROBERT PETER LATTIMORE JOSEPH LAWLESS NORRIS RAYMOND LEGUE LAURENCE WAYNE LINTON Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Arts History Bachelor of Science Chemistry Bachelor of Science Biology FREDERICK W. LINDA Bachelor of Arts Natural Science EDWARD T. LUCAS Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts ALLAN M. McCarthy Bachelor of Arts Social Studies ANNE ELIZABETH LONGSTREET Bachelor of Arts English THOMAS PETER LYNCH Bachelor of Arts Natural Science CATHERINE McKEON Bachelor of Arts English JAMES ALFRED MAHER CHARLES L. MANNO Bachelor of Science Mathematics Bachelor of Arts French JOHN J. MAHON WILLIAM F. MANZETTI LAWRENCE MARSHAL Bachelor of Science Chemistry Bachelor of Arts Psychology Associate in Arts Police Science ERNEST MALMIGNATI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies 54 LUCRETIA MASTRO Bachelor of Arts English S. ROBERT MICHALSKI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical MORTIMER F. MILLS Bachelor of Science Physics MICHAEL A. MEDICI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical 55 EDWARD CHARLES MOLEY Bachelor of Science Biology MARK ROBERT Bachelor of Arts 56 NICHOLAS MONGIARDO Bachelor of Arts Social Studio. L rd JOHN J. MONTEFUSCO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies 57 MICHAEL MORRISSEY, JR. elor of Arts Social Studies JOSEPH MONTEFUSCO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies PATRICIA MARY Bachelor of Arts History EDWARD J. MORAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies WILLIAM J. Bachelor of Arts JAMES H. MURPHY Bachelor of Arts History ROBERT J Bachelor of Arts THOMAS GRANT MURPHY, JR. Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts ANTHONY J. NARDOZZA Bachelor of Arts Biology RICHARD W. NEWMAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JOSEPH F. NAUGHTON Bachelor of Arts Psychology ANTHONY JOSEPH NITKO JOSEPH C. NOTO Bachelor of Arts Psychology Bachelor of Arts Social Studies GERALD A. NOWOTARSKI THERESA NOVAK Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Bachelor of Arts Sociology BERNARD DENNIS O’CONNOR PETER L. OLCOTT Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Arts Social Studies MARIANO H. PICARDI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies ALBERT S. PANNULLO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies THOMAS L. PARKS REGINA PENNACCHIO STANLEY PERLOWSKI PAUL O’ROURKE Bachelor of Arts Sociology Bachelor of Arts Psychology Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Bachelor of Arts English 63 VINCENT N. PICARDI Bachelor of Arts English VINCENT T. PIERINI Bachelor of Arts English THOMAS J. PODLAS Bachelor of Science Chemistry JOHN Bachelor of Arts REILLY Communication Arts ROBERT L. REILLY Bachelor of Science Chemistry LAWRENCE MICHAEL REMALEY MAHLON J. RENTSCHLER Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts Bachelor of Arts Natural Science DAVID RIVELL Bachelor of Arts Classical Languages BENJAMIN T. RICHARDSON Bachelor of Arts Sociology f JOHN M. ROCHE FRANK J. ROCK Bachelor of Science Chemistry Bachelor of Arts Social Studies MARIO G. ROMANO Bachelor of Science Physics-Chemistry JOSEPH RUBANO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical LOUIS J. RUSSO Bachelor of Arts English JAMES A. RUGGIERO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental JAMES F. Bachelor of Arts STANLEY E. RUSAKIEWICZ Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental RYAN English WILLIAM F. RYAN Bachelor of Arts Psychology JERRY GERALD SANDOR Bachelor of Arts Natural Science MICHAEL SANTA MARIA Bachelor of Arts Political Science 68 JOHN SCHMEELK ■hclor of Science Mathematics [D SCHARDIEN Arts Social Studies 69 JOHN SENA Bachelor of Arts English — i. IDA J. SIMEONE Bachelor of Arts Italian RICHARD L. SNIDER, JR. Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical GEORGE MERRILL SOLOMAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies ANTHONY C. STUART Bachelor of Arts Social Studies CHARLES A. STANZIALE, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social- Studies STANLEY STORKA Bachelor of Science Physics RAYMOND A. SULLIVAN, JR. Bachelor of Arts Biology PETER M. TADDEO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical RICHARD H. TRELEASE Bachelor of Arts Psychology RICHARD JOSEPH TALLAGNON Bachelor of Arts Social Studies LOUISE TRIMARCHI Bachelor of Arts Psychology § ■■ ' -ip ' s VINCENT VINCIGUERRA Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical PAUL VINGES Bachelor of Arts English PETER CHARLES VITANZO Bachelor of Arts Sociology LOUIS M. TRIOZZI Bachelor of Arts Sociology THOMAS R. UCCIARDI Bachelor of Science Chemistry FRANCIS WALSH Bachelor of Arts Classical Languages | EDWARD VREESWYK Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JOHN J. WATERS Bachelor of Arts English RICHARD J. WALSH Bachelor of Science Chemistry KENNETH R. WEAVER Bachelor of Science Chemistry GERALD ZAPPA Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts DANIEL E. WILLIAMS Bachelor of Arts Psychology 75 RONALD ANTHONY ZAWACKI Bachelor of Arts Psychology A 78 iiiwmuttu 80 THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS NICHOLAS CHIROVSKY, Dr.Pol.Ec. Chairman f Graduate Program JOHN A. COLE, M.B.A. Marketing RAYMOND BRENNAN, M.B.A. Management MARCO A. BAEZA, Ph.D. Chairman , Marketing IRVING ALPERT, M.B.A. Accounting ALFRED ALLISON, B.C.S. Accounting WILLIAM J. DOERFLINGER, A.M. Chairman , Economics RICHARD COUGHLIN, M.B.A. Accounting ANTHONY D’AMATO, REV. JOHN F. DAVIS, JOHN P. DEEHAN, WILLIAM DINEEN, M.B.A. S.T.L., M.B.A. M.B.A. LL.B. Marketing Economics Acting Chairman , Accounting Chair man , Finance 82 MARIE C. DOWLING, M.B.A. Marketing GEORGE C. GARBUTT, B.S. MARVIN S. FISH, LL.B. Business Law MICHAEL C. GARIFINE. M.B.A. Accounting RALPH FORD, B.S. Accounting PAUL GERACI, M.B.A. Accounting JAMES GIBBONS, B.S. Management NORMAN HOPMAYER. M.B.A. Management 84 CHARLES HORWITZ, A.M. Accounting HAROLD KING, Ph.D. Economics MELCHIORE L. LA SALA, M.S. Statistics CLARENCE L. LEWIS, LL.B. GEORGE KING, J.S.D. Economics STANLEY P. KOSAKOWSKI, M.B.A. Management NORMAN S. LEHRMAN, Ph.D. Finance HOWARD T. LUDLOW, Ph.D. rin.Vm rn Afstrtn at mpnf Ph.D. Economics MICHAEL RUSSONIELLO, LL.B. Business Law FREDERICK SCOTT. M.S. Marketing AUSTIN Accounting ELVIN ROBERT Bachelor of Science 88 WILLIAM J. BARTLETT Bachelor of Science Accounting ANTHONY J. BADWAY Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH BARNET Bachelor of Science Marketing RICHARD J. BACHEFSKI Bachelor of Science Management HARRY P. BANKER MICHAEL R. BARCH Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Management JOHN DEAN BATTAGLIA Bachelor of Science Accounting SAMUEL BAURKOT Bachelor of Science Finance GRAFTON D. BELL, J. ARTHUR SIDNEY BERGEN Bachelor of Science Management Bachelor of Science Accounting AARON BERNSTEIN Bachelor of Science Marketing MARTIN W. BEYER Bachelor of Science Accounting r , T ' B L RD GEORGE ROBERT BODNAR Bachelor of Science Economics Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Management HARRY BOGUSH Bachelor of Science Accounting , EDWIN JOSEPH Bachelor of Science BORRAS Accounting DONALD R. BOVENZI Bachelor of Science Accounting CHARLES G. BOTT Bachelor of Science Accounting GERALD J. BRESLAUER Bachelor of Science Economics PAUL BUCKLEY Bachelor of Science Marketing ANTHONY JOSEPH CAPONE Bachelor of Science Marketing ROBERT ALLAN CARRIERI Bachelor of Science Marketing THOMAS JOSEPH CASSIDY MICHAEL A. CERRETA Bachelor of Science Management Bachelor of Science Management GEORGE THOMAS CASSIDY Bachelor of Science Marketing ANTHONY CIAVATTA Bachelor of Science Accounting RALPH J. CAVALLO Bachelor of Science Marketing RONALD ROY CHEREP 93 Bachelor of Science Finance PATSY ANTHONY CICALESE Bachelor of Science Management ARTHUR G. CIELO, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting 94 JOHN M. CIERPIAL Bachelor of Science Marketing JOHN CORNELIUS CLARK Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH CLOIDT Bachelor of Science Marketing VINCENT JOSEPH CUPO Bachelor of Science Management JOSEPH CULLOO Bachelor of Science Accounting ALAN BARRY CUPPLES Bachelor of Science Accounting EDWARD G. DAVIN, III Bachelor of Science Finance WILLIAM J. COWLEY Bachelor of Science Accounting 95 VINCENT S. DE MARIA Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN DELLA PENNA lor of Science Accounting THOMAS DELANEY Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANK A. DEERING Bachelor of Science Marketing LEONARD J. DESIDERIO Bachelor of Science Management JAMES J. DONELAN Bachelor of Science Finance LOUIS JOSEPH DINICE Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Accounting RAYMOND J. DOUGLASS Bachelor of Science Management LAWRENCE L. D’ONOFRIO Bachelor of Science Finance Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH ANTHONY FERRARO Bachelor of Science Management FRANK A. FARRELL Bachelor of Science Accounting 98 WALTER Bachelor JOSEPH FARLEY, JR of Science Marketing DAVID A. FINIZIO Bachelor of Science Marketing JAMES J. FITZPATRICK, JR Bachelor of Science Accounting JAMES J. FLYNN Bachelor of Science Marketing JOSEPH FREDA, JR. elor of Science Management GEORGE F. GAFFNEY Bachelor of Science Marketing JOHN J. Bachelor of RONALD A. GADUS Bachelor of Science Accounting WILLIAM P. FREITAG Bachelor of Science Accounting NICHOLAS A. FRANCO Bachelor of Science Marketing HENRY FURCH Bachelor of Science Finance 99 HUBERT A. GAUL, JR. Bachelor of Science Management FRANK J. Bachelor of Science . 100 ANTHONY GRANDE Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Marketing Bachelor of Science Management ARTHUR R. HAAST Bachelor of Science Accounting EDWARD W. GRYGO, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH J. HACK Bachelor of Science Finance WILLIAM DEE HADASH Bachelor of Science Accounting EDWARD JOSEPH HALL Bachelor of Science Finance DAVID M. HENN Bachelor of Science Accounting JAMES JOSEPH HANNAGAN Bachelor of Science Finance WAYNE JOHN HOCK Bachelor of Science Marketing WILLIAM E. HEAVER Bachelor of Science Accounting RONALD ANTHONY HEIMALL Bachelor of Science Finance OMELAN HELBIG Bachelor of Science Economics THOMAS HOLOVAG Bachelor of Science Marketing JOHN J. HYNES Bachelor of Science Marketing GEORGE KALOSIEH Bachelor of Science Accounting STEPHEN A. HORVATH Bachelor of Science Accounting 9 ANTHONY J. INNAMARATO Bachelor of Science Marketing JAy H. KAPLAN Bachelor of Science Accounting ■v ATHANASIA KATSAFADOS Bachelor of Science Management 103 ROBERT P. KENNEDY Bachelor of Science Accounting WILFRED E. KNOTHE, JR. Finance WILLIAM J. KOECK Bachelor of Science Management JAMES A. KIMBELL Bachelor of Science Management Bachelor of Science JOSEPH S. LAKATOS Bachelor of Science Marketing LOUIS LaMEDICA Bachelor of Science Marketing ROBERT T. LEHMAN Bachelor of Science Management ■ JOSEPH R. LARSEN Bachelor of Science Management GEORGE EDWARD LEAHY Bachelor of Science Management ROBERT A. LEPIS Bachelor of Science Marketing RICHARD LEONE Bachelor of Science Accounting 105 4 WAYNE LISA Bachelor of Science Marketing JAMES P. McANDREW Bachelor of Science - Economics Charles c. McCarthy Bachelor of Science Accounting ANGELO LIVECCHI Bachelor of Science Marketing ROBERT RICHARD McCABE Bachelor of Science Management FRANCIS P. LYONS Bachelor of Science Management ROBERT GRAY McCORMICK Bachelor of Science Economics ' CHARLES M. McDONOUGH Bachelor of Science Management 110 THOMAS McFADDEN Bachelor of Science Management PAUL R. McHALE Bachelor of Science Accounting TERRENCE A. McGOVERN Bachelor of Science Finance DONALD FRANCIS McHORNEY Bachelor of Science Marketing JAMES McHUGH Bachelor of Science Marketing THOMAS L. McINTOSH Bachelor of Science Management CLEMENT C. MADDEN Bachelor of Science Accounting MICHAEL H. MADDOLIN, JR Bachelor of Science Management FELIX C. MELLENO Bachelor of Science Finance 112 V MENTO Accounting VINCENT MEROLA Bachelor of Science Marketing - ■ ■ . ... PHILIP MONETTI Bachelor of Science Economics Bachelor of Science Marketing GEORGE T. MOFFATT Bachelor of Science Marketing ROBERT MONAHAN Bachelor of Science Economics JOHN P. MOORE Bachelor of Science Management ROGER V. MOORE Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH L. MOURIDY Bachelor of Science Accounting ROBERT L. MOOREHEAD Bachelor of Science Accounting MARTIN Bachelor of Sc JOHN P. MULKERIN Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN MURRAY 114 Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN P. MURRAY Bachelor of Science Accounting VINCENT NAVARRO Bachelor of Science Marketing RICHARD M. NUMAINVILLE Bachelor of Science Finance WILLIAM E. OBSCHERNING Bachelor of Science Accounting DAVID JOSEPH O’CONNOR Bachelor of Science Economics 115 PAUL EDWARD NEUBELT DANIEL A. NICHOLS GERARD J. O’CONNER Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Accounting Bachelor of Science Marketing WILLIAM ODELL Bachelor of Science Accounting TURNER O’NEAL, JR. Bachelor of Science Economics JOSEPH A. Bachelor of Science OROSZ Accounting ROBERT PACCA Bachelor of Science Accounting PHILIP THOMAS O’NEILL Bachelor of Science Management RICHARD J. O’NEILL Bachelor of Science Management SEYMOUR ORLOWSKY Bachelor of Science Economics RONALD PELECK Bachelor of Science Accounting LEONARD L. PETERSON DANIEL PETER PIETRUSKA Bachelor of Science Management Bachelor of Science Accounting THOMAS J. PETERSON JOSEPH A. PIGNATO Bachelor of Science Finance Bachelor of Science Management ANTHONY POTUTO Bachelor of Science Marketing EDWARD F. POWERS Bachelor of Science Management MICHAEL J. QUIGLEY Bachelor of Science Finance JOHN DAVID PRICKEN Bachelor of Science Accounting ROBERT J. QUINN Bachelor of Science Finance PHILIP JOHN REILLY Bachelor of Science Marketing CHARLES F. REHM Bachelor of Science Accounting LAWRENCE F. RENNER Bachelor of Science Marketing 118 JOHN P. ROBERTS STEPHEN RODOQUINO Bachelor of Science Management Bachelor of Science Finance GERALD EDWARD ROGERS Bachelor of Science Accounting DOMINIC J. ROMANO Bachelor of Science Accounting MARIO ROSELLINI, JR. Bachelor of Science Management JOHN THOMAS RYAN, JI Bachelor of Science Marked n, JOHN PATRICK RYAN 119 Bachelor of Science Management 120 EDWARD SCHELL Bachelor of Science Accounting RONALD JOSEPH SCHLITT Bachelor of Science Management NICHOLAS SESTITO Bachelor of Science Accounting LEONARD SIGNORILE Bachelor cf Science Marketing JAMES THOMAS SILVA Bachelor of Science Marketing ' V MARTIN V. SMITH Bachelor of Science Finance T. DAVID SMITH Bachelor of Science Marketing 121 CHARLES ROBERT SOLTES Bachelor of Science Accounting EDWARD ROBERT SOHAYDA Bachelor of Science Marketing ROBERT SPINELLO Bachelor of Science Marketing 122 RICHARD E. SULLIVAN Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANCIS A. SZYMANSKI Bachelor of Science Accounting CHARLES STANCEL Bachelor of Science Accounting RAYMOND JOHN TALLIA Bachelor of Science Accounting IRA TEPPER Bachelor of Science Accounting KENNETH W. TKACHUK Bachelor of Science Management JON TESTER Bachelor of Science Management JOSEPH A. TISCHIO Bachelor of Science Management JOSEPH A. TISCHIO Bachelor of Science Marketing ARMAND JOHN TORO Bachelor of Science Finance 123 JOHN E. VALLE Bachelor of Science Management PETER P. TROMOLONE VICTOR L. USCINSKI, JR. Bachelor of Science Finance Bachelor of Science Accounting RAYMOND J. VALLILLO GERARD J. VEZZA Bachelor of Science Management Bachelor of Science Marketing RICHARD JOHN VITALE Bachelor of Science Management 1 24 LESLIE VAY Bachelor of Science Management KATHY MARIE WASS Bachelor of Science Managemen KENNETH J. Bachelor of Science WEYMAN Management. RICHARD T. WOODS Bachelor of Science Economics DAVID RICHARD WILSON Bachelor of Science Finance GEORGE E. WIMMES Bachelor of Science Marketing PETER P. YOUNG RICHARD B. WRONG Bachelor of Science Management Bachelor of Science Finance 126 129 130 . FRANKLIN C. ALLISTON, Ed.D. Education JOHN H. CALLAN, Ed.D. Education b ' ' 7. : ANTHONY P. CAPRIGLIONE, M.A. Education EDWARD R. D’ALESSIO, M.S. Education JAMES M. CAULFIELD, M.A. Education GLORIA S. DEL VECCHIO, A.M. Chairman , Elementary Education VICTOR J.DiFILIPPO, A.M. Chairman , Health and Physical Education 132 133 THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 134 ANTHONY B. SURACI, A.M. Chairman , Special Education V. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH P. TUITE, Ph.D. Education GEORGE J. TURNER, Ph.D. Chairman , Secondary Education JOSEPH F. ZUBKO, A.M. Education CLIFFORD SWISHER, A.M. Education VIRGINIA E. VOIGT, A.M. Chairman , General Professional Education FRANCIS J. SULLIVAN, M.Ed. Education • ' EDWINA T. ALBANO Bachelor of Science Education GAETANO JACK ANNUNZIATA Education Bachelor of Science JOHN E. CARSON Bachelor of Science Education 139 PATRICIA ANN BURKE Bachelor of Science Education PATRICK ROGER CAPPUCCI Bachelor of Science Education WILLIAM F. CASHILL Bachelor of Science Education V BRIAN J. CONWAY Bachelor of Science Education ANN P. CONTI Bachelor of Science Education PAUL A. COLLINS Bachelor of Science Education THOMAS KENNETH CORCORAN Bachelor of Science Education OLINDO R. D’AMADIO Bachelor of Science Education JAMES F. DiRENZO Bachelor of Science Education JO ANNE DONATO Bachelor of Science Education JOSEPHINE CORSELLO Bachelor of Science Educatior ANTHONY PAUL DeCONDO LOUISE H. DI IORIO MICHAEL ROBERT EARLY Bachelor of Science Education Bachelor of Science Education Bachelor of Science Education FRANK F. EICHENLAUB, JR. Bachelor of Science Education WILLIAM PATRICK FITZPATRICK Bachelor of Science Education 142 CORINNE FRAZIER Bachelor of Science Education ELIZABETH M. HARRINGTON Bachelor of Science Education JAMES JOSEPH FUNCHEON, III SANTINA GANDOLFO Bachelor of Science Education Bachelor of Science Education JAMES K. FLANAGAN Bachelor of Science Education VICTOR F. GODFREY Bachelor of Science Secondary Education CAROLE HARTMANN Bachelor of Science Education ROBERT HERTEL Bachelor of Science Education JOHN A. HOLLENBACH, JR. Bachelor of Science Education DANIEL J. HLADNEY Bachelor of Science Education RICHARD EDWARD KACZMAREK Bachelor of Science Education NANCY M. INCANTALUPE Bachelor of Science Education HABEEB ANTHONY KAKATY Bachelor of Science Education HOWARD KATZ Bachelor of Science Education KATHLEEN ANN KANIEWSKI Bachelor of Science Education PHILIP KECMER Bachelor of Science Education JOSEPH H. KRASNER Bachelor of Science Education STEPHEN KUDLESS Bachelor of Science Education FRANKLIN JOHN KELLER 145 Bachelor of Science Education JO-ANN THERESE KUNTZEVICH Bachelor of Science Education ALAN JOHN LANGENUS Bachelor of Science Education DIANE FITZSIMMONS MacEVOY Bachelor of Science Education ANN E. McCLUSKEY Bachelor of Science Education ROCCO M. LETTIERI Bachelor of Science Education Hal OLIVE MAGGIO Bachelor of Science Education CLARICE RENETTE MASTERS Bachelor of Science Education CATHERINE MOTTA Bachelor of Science Education JOSEPH P. MASSA PHILIP J. MATOSKA MARY MARGARET MULLOY Bachelor of Science Education Bachelor of Science Education Bachelor of Science Education FRANCINE D. MITCHELL Bachelor of Science Education 147 ROBERT NADASKY Bachelor of Science Education CAROLYN McGILL NEGGIA JOAN PALANGI Bachelor of Science Education Bachelor of Science Education LOUIS J. PAGANO Bachelor of Science Education WALTER A. PAVLIK Bachelor of Science Education ROBERT WILLIAM PENDER, III Bachelor of Science Education 148 JOANNE MARIE PETRINE Bachelor of Science Education JUSTIN KATHERINE PLUNGIS Bachelor of Science Education JAMES D. PRICE Bachelor of Science Education WILLIAM F. RHATI CAN Bachelor of Science Education FRED JOSEPH RICCIO Bachelor of Science Education JOY H. RAINFORD Bachelor of Science Education MARGERY RAMAGLIA Bachelor of Science Education 149 BEATRICE S. RUTHKOFF Bachelor of Science Education 150 LUCY SALIERNO Bachelor of Science Education ALBERT SENAVITIS Bachelor of Science Education ANN FRANCES SCHEURMANN Bachelor of Science Education WILLIAM FRANCIS SMITH Bachelor of Science Education CAROLYN SERRATELLI Bachelor of Science Education FRANK SILLA Bachelor of Science Education IRENE D. SISLER Bachelor of Science Education STEVEN C. STARK Bachelor of Science Education LENORE STEMPLER Bachelor of Science Education 151 ARTHUR PAUL STOCK Bachelor of Science Education 152 JOHN TREZ Bachelor of Science Education WILLIAM P. VERDON Bachelor of Science Education MICHELLE T. WAWRZ0NKIEWIC2 Bachelor of Science Education RICHARD L. WHITE Bachelor of Science Education RUTH F. WIDOWS Bachelor of Science Education KATHRYN ANN WENK Bachelor of Science Education Bachelor of Science 153 JUDITH CAMILLE ZISLIN Bachelor of Science Education 156 THE SCHOOL OF NURSING ELIZABETH BAUMGARTNER, R.N., M.S. Nursing MARY JULIA CARRIGAN, R.N., M.S. Nursing MARY BOUSHAR, R.N., M.A. Nursing ANASTASIA B. CUNNINGHAM, R.N., M.A. Nursing MARTHA FLYNN, R.N., M.S. Nursing DOROTHY OZIMEK, R.N., A.M. Nursing EILEEN AMY GRINDLE, R.N., M.A. Nursing KATHLEEN MEREDITH MILLER, R.N., M.A. Nursing LILY MacCALLUM, R.N., A.M. Nursing MARGARET C. HALEY, R.N., A.M. Chairman, Basic Professional Nursing ESTHER S. SCHESLER, R.N., M.A. Nursing JOSEPHINE IORIO, R.N., M.A. Nursing JULIA L. MARTIN, M.S. Nursing RITA O’BRIEN, R.N., M.S. Nursing 159 Let man know the fulness of charity; but let him give, that they may be fulfilled . 160 161 MARY ANN BARONE Bachelor of Science General Nursing , ■ •. 162 MARIE CLAIRE BENEDICT Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing PATRICIA BENSON Bachelor of Science General Nursing FRANCES ANN BRANDT Bachelor of Science General Nursing ROSE A. BRITANAK Bachelor of Science General Nursing SISTER RUTH DOROTHY BUNKfi Bachelor of Science General Nursing ■ ■ , ;; MARY COLL Bachelor of Science General Nursing ■ DOROTHY BRUINING Bachelor of Science General Nursing PATRICIA ANN CAVANAGH Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing 163 BARBARA E. DERR Bachelor of Science General Nursing EILEEN DOLORES CONNELL ichelor of Science Professional Nursing BEVERLY ANN CUNNINGHAM Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing IMELDA CONLON Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing BEATRICE BERNICE ELLARD Bachelor of Science General Nursing BARBARA CLARE FEE Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing LOIS A. FARABOUGH Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing AUDRAYE FREDERICKS Bachelor of Science General Nursing MERLE ROCfiELLE GARFINKEL Bachelor of Science General Nursing IRENE ROSE GASIOR CAROL P. HANLEY GERMAIN Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing Bachelor of Science General Nursing 165 MARGARET ANN GREENLEAF Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing KATHRYN GUBANICK Bachelor of Science General Nursing SISTER MAUREEN HANLEY Bachelor of Science General Nursing Bachelor of Science General Nursing — EMILIE D. HENNING Bachelor of Science General Nursing HELEN MAE HERGOTT Bachelor of Science General Nursing KATHLEEN MARY HUISH Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing MARY E. HOLM Bachelor of Science General Nursing KATHERINE HYNES Bachelor of Science General Nursing HELEN I. HOWELL Bachelor of Science General Nursing HELENE KLOPHAUS MARVEL E. KING Bachelor of Science General Nursing Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing BERNICE HELEN TANUSZ Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing MARY T. KASPER JUDITH KORNBLUM Bachelor of Science General Nursing Bachelor of Science General Nursing JANE A. KORCZYNSKI ELIZABETH C. KGSTER Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing SISTER MALWINA ANNE LEBIEDZ Bachelor of Science General Nursing KATHLEEN ANN KOVAL Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing MMP JEANNE LITZ Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing JOAN MARIE McCOOK CONNIE McCORMICK PATRICIA ANN LYNES Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing I 170 ROSEMARIE McGONIGLE Bachelor of Science General Nursing : ' ' JOYCE D. MAKOFKA Bachelor of Science General Nursing ' SISTER CLAUDIA MARIE, O.S.F. Bachelor of Science General Nursing CLAIRE MANFREDI Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARIE JOSEPHINE MEAD Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing AIDA E. MINNELLA ielor of Science General Nursing MARILYN MULDER Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing EILEEN MARY NOLAN Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing ROSANNE MARIE MULLIGAN Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing Bachelor NORAH M. NOONAN of Science Professional Nursing ■ CLAIRE A. OSTIGUY Bachelor of Science General Nursing GENEVIEVE M. O’FLAHERTY Bachelor of Science General Nursing FRANCES ANN PANZARINO Bachelor of Science General Nursing CHRISTINA PAVLICK Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing A. VALERIE D. PISZEL Bachelor of Science General Nursing 172 NOEL MARIE PRITCHARD Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing MARY MARCELLA REUBELT Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing HILDA GRACE RODRIGUES Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing ANITA MARIE ROMANI Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing JUDITH ANNE RUCKSTUHL Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARGARET JACQUELINE ROANE Bachelor of Science Nursing 173 TONI JEANNE SULLIVAN Bachelor of Science General Nursing BEATRICE CLARE SALMIERI Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing JOAN MARGARET SEDLATSCHEK Bachelor of Science General Nursing ELLEN WACHS STONE Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing 174 SISTER M. DOLORITA TAYLOR Bachelor of Science General Nursing MILDRED G. TEDESCO DOROTHY THERESA TROESCH Bachelor of Science General Nursing Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing TOBE JANE VELLA Bachelor of Science General Nursing CHRISTINE ROSE YORIO Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARYELLEN R. WALSH Bachelor of Science Professional Nursing DOROTHY R. WOOD Bachelor of Science General Nursing AUDREY CATHERINE ZAISER Bachelor of Science General Nursing 176 178 179 ; The Activities And Special Events TWENTY- FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE From its humble beginnings in a few classrooms at St. Patrick’s School in February, 1937, Seton Hall University College has developed into a massive operation now housed in a twelve-story building at 31 Clinton Street. Essen- tially a late afternoon and evening college, its student body, consisting chiefly of nuns, numbered 321 in 37 courses. Over the twenty-five years more than forty thousand men and women have attended the college either as matricu- lated students and ten thousand have received degrees. Rev. P. Francis Guterl, now pastor of Holy Rosary, Edgewater, was the first dean of the urban college, followed by Msgr. John L. McNulty (later, presi- dent of the University), Rev. Edward J. Fleming (now the University’s Execu- tive Vice-President) and Rev. John E. O’Brien, the present dean. Now totally centered at 31 Clinton Street, the school has had three other homes in addition to the original classrooms at St. Patrick’s A Jersey City division opened at St. John’s School in September, 1937, and later moved across the street to a vacant public school. The Newark division moved to 40 Clinton Street in 1946, then relinquished those quarters to the Seton Hall Law School as it moved to its present site. Along with location changes came curriculum changes. Many of the early students, being nurses, sought bachelor’s degrees to add to their R.N’s. This consequently led to the establishment of the Seton Hall School of Nursing which enables girls to receive both Bachelor of Science and Registered Nurse degrees in a four-year program. The University’s graduate schools in education and business were also settled in the urban divisions until about a year ago when all graduate work was taken back to the campus. This trend toward centralization led to the clos- ing of the Jersey City division last fall. Today University College is a full-time operation offering nursing and ele- mentary education majors during regular school hours and part-time liberal arts, business and education majors in the afternoon and evening. Dr. Maurice O’Sullivan, who has been with the school since its inauguration, acts as Associate Dean during the evening hours. The future holds for University College participation in Newark’s urban re- newal plans through a new, downtown, campus center. However, in the hands of the Board of Trustees and the University Council lies the final decision for University College’s future service to the community. 183 MONSIGNOR JARVAIS A man lived among us, whose humanity warmed the hearts of all who knew him. A teacher stood at the lect urn , whose wisdom and learning engendered a great love for truth in the hearts of his stu- dents. A priest recreated the presence of Christ among us by his genuine holiness and manly virtue. A spiritual guide directed our failing steps and attracted us to the imitation of Christ by his insight and love. A friend gave his heart in sympathy and strength. A brother stood beside his brother-prists to share their joys and sor- rows, to further their ambitions and dreams, to bear them up in failure, to urge them on to success. Not many men, but one man, who in his consecrated devotion to Seton Hall, its faculty, and stu- dents, for forty some years, presented to the world the ideal image of a great son of Alma Mater. “Beatus vir, qui inventus est sine macula, et qui post aurum non abiit, nec speravit in pecunia et the- sauris. Quis est hie, et laudabimus eum? fecit enim mirabilia in vita sua.” (Eccli. 31: 8-9) To this singular person, Very Rev. Msgr. Walter G. Jarvais, we offer this tribute. PATERSON RETREAT Very Reverend Monsi nor Thomas J. Gilhooly Retreat Master SOUTH ORANGE RETREAT Reverend James Verity Retreat Master VON HILDEBRAND A phenomenologist conception of love is a considera- tion of love in the abstract, as something that can be discussed and analyzed. Yet the experience of love is love itself and any quasi-descriptive analysis of love’s true meaning will hardly exhaust the lived experience nor realize it in those who have never been “in love.” Of what value is it then to discuss love in such a way? Precisely in order that the intelligibility we arrive at may serve to make us more aware of the value of the living experience. What exactly is this intelligibility? In a word, it is selfhood in its sheer transcendence over thinghood. But the recognition of such transcendence reveals the self as a reference to another self. The act of love then is a personal commitment to that other self as a unique and irreplaceable value in itself. Self-centered love, or any so-called act of love which takes the other as a means rather than as an end, simply is not love at all. For to regard another self as merely a means to our own satisfaction is not to love but to use. For all that, self-love is essential, but it is very dif- ferent from self-centered love. For how is it possible to love another as ourself unless we actually love our- self? Such self-love would necessarily entail the recog- nition of ourself as being worthy of the love of an- other and consequently as being capable of evoking in another a love for ourself; it enables us not only to love but to let ourselves be loved in return. Furthermore love is a gift; it is the gift of giving. What is given, of course, is ourself, which we love and value because we are loved and valued. Herein lies the nature of love as an active response to value: the response is a giving; the ability to respond is a gift. Thus love is intentional and as such entails the total integration of all our faculties in acknowledg- SPEAKS ON LOVE ment of the uniqueness and beauty of the other as our- self and ourself as other. Being highly intentional, love is highly intellectual and highly affective; but it is not an act of the rational faculties only. We must liberate ourselves from the widespread prejudice which restricts the spiritual to the intellect and the will, for such restriction would do away with the true spiritual character of the human act of love. Nor is love intel- ligible as an exclusively voluntary act. This would im- ply that we can love at will, that love is therefore not fundamentally a gift that is received. Yet the curious character of human receptivity is that it is active, not passive; and that active receptivity which love entails is precisely the act of giving. To receive love is to love. Although love is not desire, desire is a part of love. Love’s desire is to give love, to communicate love, or better to communicate in love, and thus establish a mutual bond of presence or coexistence between the lover and the beloved. This reciprocal interpenetration is love’s fulfillment. Hence the fulfillment of the self is integrated in the fulfillment of love itself which, in turn, is one with the return of love. This desire for unity is, in fact, a desire for community and as such is the basis of human society. In no way is love the passing of the solitary into the solitary. The desire for union certainly does not make love selfish; “far more important than the union is the other.” But the active response to the other takes place in the union itself, in the unique solidarity in which to receive is to give and to possess is to be possessed. It is the love itself that turns desire to joy. Thus happiness is the result of love, not love’s motive. The lover is happy because he loves, and his happiness consists in giving happi- ness to the other. Unless he makes the other happy, he himself is not happy; if he is, he is not a lover. 189 190 i AMADEUS QUARTET i 191 RICHARD J. HUGHES JAMES P. MITCHELL QUEEN OF THE CAMPUS Miss Robin Bachman LOUIS ARMSTRONG 200 WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES •I Above: KATHY WASS, EDWARD VREESWYK Left: AL BARRETT, JIM CONNOLLY 203 Above: BARBARA CLAIRE FEE, MARIA SZALONTAY Left: NICHOLAS MONGIARDO, MARY THERESA HENYECA, LOUIS J. PAGANO Above: RON ZAWACKI, JOHN F. DARCY, ANTHONY J. BADWAY Below: WILLIAM KANE, DAVID WILSON, WILLIAM RUSSO Above: ROBERT NAGLE, RAYMOND VALLILLO Right : JO-ANNE DONATO, JOANNE PETRINE Below : JOHN EBNER, CONSTANCE GATCHELL JOHN CLARK Left: ROSEANNE MULLIGAN SHEILA DEVENEY Right : ANTHONY J. MAZZELLA RICHARD J. O’NEILL Below: allan McCarthy, Robert Kennedy, george moffatt Above left: JOHN SCHMEELK, TOM LYNCH, ANTHONY SCIALLA Above right: PETER TROMOLONE, DIANE MacEVOY, PATRICIA CAVANAGH, CAROLYN SERRATELLI Left: MARY E. HOLM FOROUGH SHAFII ROSE A. BRITANAK Right: ELIZABETH KOSTER JOANNE SWEENEY FEDERATED STUDENT GOVERNMENT President V ice-President Secretary T reasurer Parliamentarian Sergeant at Arms LOUIS PAGANO AL BARRETT ROSE BRITANAK ROSEANNE MULLIGAN THOMAS H. GASQUE RAYMOND VALLILLO 208 STUDENT COUNCIL SOUTH ORANGE President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer WILLIAM KANE RONALD ZAWACKI CHARLES GAURIGLIA JOHN HUMPHREY EUGENE CAFFREY 209 NEWARK President RAYMOND J. VALLILLO V ice-President BERNADETTE TURNER Recording Secretary MARIA SZALONTAY Corresponding Secretary MARGARET DENNIS T reasurer ROBERT NAGLE Sergeant at Arms JOHN MacEVOY Historian MABLE RYAN F acuity Advisor STANLEY P. KOSAKOWSKI NURSES’ President NOEL PRITCHARD First V ice-President ROSANNE MULLIGAN Second V ice-President LINDA JOHNSON Corresponding Secretary ALICE FITZPATRICK Recording Secretary ELIZABETH OZIMEK Treasurer MARGARET DOUGHERTY Faculty Advisor EILEEN AMY GRINDLE PATERSON President THOMAS DALY Vice-President JOHN EBNER Secretary KATHY WASS T reasurer VICTOR F. GODFREY Faculty Advisor ALOYSIUS A. NORTON 210 In any free society, the power to govern is derived directly from those governed. How- ever, in regards to a college or university, we find this tempered by the peculiar na- ture of the relationship of student govern- ment to the students and to the adminis- tration of the school. The administration derives its power to govern those phases of the students’ life connected with the university from the individual student him- self, Who relinquishes certain rights of self-determination to the administration upon his enrollment in the school. This is seen to be necessary in order that the ad- ministration may best be able to guide the multitude of students placed under its responsibility toward a meaningful educa- tion. However, only those that deal direct- ly with the education of the student must rest with the administration. Those that are derived or devolve from the outgrowths of university life, the so-called extra- curricular activities, are not only best handled by a responsible student govern- ment, but also relieve the administration of many concerns so that they may more efficiently deal with the core concern, the direction of education. Rarely, if ever, though, does a student government with this responsibility and power spring up simultaneously with the establishment of an educational institution. Rather, it is a slow evolutionary process, whereby the administration gradually trans- fers facets of its executive power to the student government as the latter shows, during its growth, that it has gained enough maturity and experience to enable it to cope with the corresponding responsi- bility contained therein. To a greater or lesser degree, the final stage in this process, at least as regards government on the individual campus, is being reached at each of the divisions of Seton Hall University. The final phase of this, applicable only to a university, the establishment of a student government entrusted with co-ordinating and directing the student activities of the entire univer- sity, has begun its preliminary stages with the Federated Student Government. When all these facets, both campus and inter- campus, have reached the ultimate stage, wherein the power to govern is no longer derived through the administration, but directly from the student, by achieving a rapport with a interested student body, then we shall have achieved what few other universities have, a truly student government. Until that time, however, the councils of the divers campuses will continue to grow in maturity and responsibility, while con- tinuing to act within the one phase that is, or should be, at all times directly derived from the student, that is, acting as the voice of the students in helping to direct administration policy. 211 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOUTH ORANGE President THOMAS LYNCH V ice-President JOHN DARCY Secretary WILLIAM BURNS T reasurer ROBERT CARRIERI Student Council R epresentatives WILLIAM KANE JAMES CONNOLLY RONALD ZAWACKI NURSES’ President SHEILA DEVENEY Vice-President NORAH NOONAN Secretary MARVEL KING T reasurer CONNIE McCORMICK Parliamentarian MARILYN MULDER PATERSON President DAVID DUERR Vice-President FRANKLYN KELLER Secretary ANN SCHEUERMANN T reasurer JOHN CLARK SENIOR PROM 214 % p$F r r Tf! JUNIOR CLASS President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Student Council Representatives OFFICERS GREG DOMAREKI JOHN KELLY CHUCK LISA BOB GACCIONE GENE CAFFREY RONALD SAVARE NICK SCALERA SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council R epresentatives MATTHEW TIERNEY RICHARD CASPER jack McCarthy JOSEPH MURPHY JOHN HUMPHREY THOMAS MACKELL CHUCK GUARIGLIA 217 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President RICK BOVINO Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representatives PAUL BYRNE DENNIS CAMELI JOHN KENNEDY GEORGE KENNEDY VINCENT LUPO LARRY LONDINO 218 The spirit which unites a class is rather indefinable. It is generally conceded, however, that this should rest crystallized in the symbols of this class unity, the officers and representatives of the respective classes. As the most basic form of student govern- ment, it is thereby the most egalitarian, allowing only these officers as executive body, and retaining all legislative power unto themselves. Conflicts in class government generally arise from a failure on the part of said officers to realize this basic principle. It is their responsibility not to decide what is best for the majority, but to ascertain what is the will of the majority of their class, and, as executive body, see that it is carried out. The eventual realization of this principle, now being discovered by the men elected to positions of responsibility within the classes, will assure a high level of success in future ventures. 219 GALLEON 220 THE SETONIAN Editor in Chief Erecutive Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor News Editor Assistant News Editor Assistant News Editor Features Editor Assistant Features Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Copy Editor Photography Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Faculty Advisor GEORGE M OFFATT AUGUSTINE J. KELLY ALLAN M. MCCARTHY JIM McHUGH WALTER JABLONSKI BILL HALLISSEY BOB RISIMINI NICK SCALERA VIC LIBRIZZI PAUL VINGES FRED PETROSINO KEN SMITH BILL MROCZEK FRANK BOLEN LARRY TWILL THOMAS DE DEO REV. JAMES PINDAR THE SETON CALL Editor Copy Edit or Faculty Advisor DENISE O’CONNELL ANN DE FRONZO STANLEY P. KOSAKOWSKI THE HALL’S ECHO Editor ADELE CELLI Faculty Advisors JOAN T. NOURSE ROBERT VOLENTINE BAYLEY REVIEW Editor-in-Chief JOHN N. GISH Publisher JOSEPH CASEY, JR. Fiction Editor ROBERT MURPHY Poetry Editor ROBERT GIMELLO Managing Editor THOMAS DE DEO Faculty Advisor LAURENCE MacPHEE 224 The publications of a university are the rec- ords which a student body makes of their activities during their undergraduate life. They are roughly the same for all institutions: a yearbook, a newspaper, and an undergrad- uate magazine. The yearbook is more obviously a record than the others, and it is by far the most important, in that it is the most per manent record of the significant events and activities of the students themselves and the person- alities who affect them. It has been in the tradition of The Galleon to strive constantly to make this record more significant and meaningful by recording the particular and implying the universal. How far it achieves this is that upon which it must be judged. Because of its division into three branches, Seton Hall has three newspapers, each cater- ing to the needs of its immediate audience as its primary concern. However, The Seton- ian, The Seton Call and The Hall’s Echo are again records, less often considered as such because of a general transient quality, but nevertheless significant because they capture, as they alone can, the spontaneity and im- mediacy of major and minor events, person- alities and opinions which mold the education of the student during his sojourn. Finally, the magazine of the University is also a record; a record of the minds of the students as they synthesize their education, attempt value judgments, and present these in the fiction, poetry and essays that appear in The Bayley Review. And this, by some, is considered the most profound record because it alone indicates the trends and developments of the minds becoming aware of and judging its environments. Each of these records, it may then be seen, offers a significance all its own, one which must be judged in its own light, and one which must be handled with care by those responsible for it, in light of this responsi- bility. 225 226 President JAMES G. SIMMS V ice-President ANDREW B. HORGAN Secretary MICHAEL J. QUIGLEY T reasurer JAMES H. CONNOLLY Student Council Representative . HOMASTT ' GASQUE Faculty Advisor CHARLES C. 7 227 ALPHA KAPPA PSI President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor ROBERT P. KENNEDY david r. Wil son STANLEY C. BURKE, JR. LOUIS IORIO Charles McCarthy WILLIAM J. DOERFLINGER 228 There are two recognized fraternities at Seton Hall, Phi Beta Sigma Honorary Service Fraternity and Alpha Kappa Psi National Business Fraternity. Since its in- ception in January, 1954, Alpha Kappa Psi has striven to prepare college men for a career in business while at the same time extending the sphere of contacts of its brothers beyond the limits of the university. Alpha Kappa Psi’s unique position of being the only national fraternity on campus is being challenged by Phi Beta Sigma which has become a colony of Phi Kappa Theta. The two campus fraternities, then, bear in common the status of a national fraternity. The similarity, however, does not end here. Both fra- ternities conduct a pledge period each semester, both draw their prospective brotherhood from outstanding members of the student body, and both have set themselves a worthy goal. It is in the particulars of these simliarities that the fraternities differ. The Gamma Pi chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi selects the outstanding students of the Business School for brotherhood after a six-week test period to show the interest of the pro- spective brother. This pledge period serves the dual function of affording the brothers and the pledges a chance to become acquainted and of giving the prospec- tive brother an opportunity to prove his interes t in the fraternity, its goals, and its purposes. Membership in Phi Beta Sigma is also by election but prospective brothers are recommended on the basis of student leadership, participation in extra-curricular activities, and a sincere desire to make a positive con- tribution to the University. These candidates must pass critical analysis by a Board of Review and undergo a nine-week pledge period. Pledging again serves a two- fold purpose: it enables the pledge to prove conclu- sively his interest in the fraternity and its activities and it provides an opportunity for the brothers and the pledges to become acquainted. The primary goal of Alpha Kappa Psi is to encourage special attention in the professional fields of finance, accounting, and commerce and to give the general pub- lic a closer insight into the complexities of the modern fields of Business Administration. To this end it has established an annual program known as Career Day. The goal and spirit of Phi Beta Sigma, on the other hand, is one that is expressed most aptly in the frater- nity’s motto — “Honor, Service, Brotherhood” — with an emphasis on service. Since 1954, Phi Beta Sigma has assumed responsibility for taking attendance at campus retreats; ushering at Commencement; assisting the staff of the Print Shop, the Director of Student Affiairs, and the Director of Special Events; and fulfilling mimeo- graphing and administrative needs of the clubs. Prob- ably its greatest contribution to the field of student serv- ices is its annual Tour Program inaugurated during the summer of 1961 for the purpose of providing in-coming Freshmen with a basic knowledge of the University, its programs and activities. YOUNG REPUBLICANS President V ice-President T reasurer Convention Delegate Faculty Advisor JOSEPH CASEY, JR. DENIS HEPBURN james McDonald JOHN PATTON CHARLES M. LYNCH YOUNG DEMOCRATS President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor JAMES H. MURPHY CHARLES STANZIALE ROBERT CONNELLY THOMAS PETERSON JOHN REILLY CHARLES M. LYNCH 231 YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor JOSEPH CASEY, JR. WILLIAM ICKLAN LANCE SHAW DENIS HEPBURN WALTER HOERNING RAYMOND BRENNAN n 232 NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC Richard J. O’Neill, National Executive Vice-President; Rev. Edwin V. Sullivan, r acuity Advisor; Anthony Scialla, National Religious Affairs Vice-President. COLLEGE STUDENTS Seri ior Delegate — ANDREW B. HORGAN, III Junior Delegate.- 7 THOMAS GASQUE First AlterhUtcDelegtfte RONALD JSTRINGARI Second Alternate Delegate and Travel Program Chairman PAUL MEEHAN Third Alternate Delegate and Secretariat Chairman JOHN PATTON Drama and Literary Commission Chairman ALBERT RARRETT. Philosophy Commission Chairman GEOFFR EY CU RTIN Faculty Advisor REV. EDWIN V. SULLIVAN. f 233 NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION Coordinator AL BARRETT Senior Delegate l ED NEMETH s Committee TOM HOLUM RALPH DeSTANFANO BOB BERGER- — JAKE BLAKE 234 It should be remembered that an organ- ized body of students is also an organized body of citizen s and either present or fu- ture taxpayers. It should also be remem- bered that it is from their ranks, generally, that the future leaders of our country will be drawn, that the future policy of our nation will be directed. The clubs mentioned forthwith are clubs that have newly arisen, or have been re- activated during the past few years. The newest of these, the Young Democrats and the Young Republicans, are the first sign of an active interest in practical politics among the students of the campus. As groups interested in partisan political ac- tivity, they are a recent innovation, and it is generally conceded that their birth was instigated by the formation of a campus chapter of The Young American for Free- dom (YAF) which has grown in little over a year and a half into one of the most active groups on campus, bringing such speakers as George Sakolsky, Rev. Fr. Hu- bert Clancy, William Rusher and other prominent spokesmen for the conservative position to the campus. They are joined in their efforts by the Setonia Conservative Club of the Newark division, which has, among many accomplishments, shown the film, “Operation Abolition,” to many par- ish and veteran groups. While the latter organizations encompass a philosophical approach to all political matters, there has also been a reactivation of one organization interested in studying a particular aspect of political affairs: The International Relations Club (IRC) which seeks to examine all aspects of the ques- tions arising from our relations with the world community. On a theoretically different plane are two national organizations in which our entire student body is represented. Both of these are valuable to the extent that they give students an active experience in determin- ing policy stands. T he first of these, the National Federation of Catholic College Students (NFCCS) is interested primarily in the role that the Catholic student will play in the world into which he must step upon graduation. It is extremely valuable to those students participating in giving them an idea of the role of the Catholic citizen. Seton Hall has become very active in NFCCS, notably by having had two of its students elected to national offices, and having sponsored such resolutions as one calling for a condemnation of Russia’s re- sumption of nuclear testing, at last sum- mer’s national convention. The second of these organizations, the United States National Students’ Associa- tion (USNSA or NSA), is valuable to the Catholic student in showing the general trend of the secular mind, which is pre- dominant among the quarter of the na- tion’s schools represented in NSA. While many of their national policy stands (sup- port of Fidel Castro, abolition of the House Un-American Activities Committee, sup- port of the Freedom Riders) are still being hotly debated on campus, and while the campus has withdrawn at times from na- tional policy stands, there are still those who believe that membership in NSA is a valuable preparation for the student leader. Whatever the trends of thought in these various organizations, it should still be remembered that these are the thoughts that will shape our future as a country, thoughts that are held in the minds of the citizen-student who has been re-awakened to his involvement in the world about him. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE OFFICERS President ANTHONY SCIALLA Vice-President VINCENT VINCEGUERRA Recording Secretary VINCENT LUPO Corresponding Secretary JAMES HALLOCK T reasurer DONATO LaROSSA Student Council Representatives FRANK DeSANTO ROBERT PRITCHARD 236 BIOLOGY RESEARCH SOCIETY President Secretary T reasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor JAMES RUGGIERO VINCENT VINCIGUERRA KARL ADLER JAMES HALLOCK NICHOLAS D. DePROSPO 237 OPEN MIND CLUB Faculty Advisors MR. RICHARD P. ADINARO MR. FRANCIS SULLIVAN PHILOSOPHY CLUB President CLIFFORD GUY V ice-President JAMES KELLY Secretaries WILLIAM RAGOLIA JOHN DARCY Student Council Representative GEOFFREY CURTIN Faculty Advisors FRANCIS N. CAMINITI DAVID A. HARRIS MATHEMATICS CLUB 238 President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisors JOHN SCHMEELK DENIS HEPBURN RONALD FRENCH BOLESH SKUTNIK JOHN NEMETH JOSEPH WASYL ANDRUSHKIW JOHN SACCOMAN The word science does not denote the same idea to all men. To the “modern,” science is often an eclecticism derived from Sunday supplements and a “less work for mother” motto. The shallowness of this is frequently opposed by a majority of the rank and file of the University’s science clubs. A member of the Philosophy club would object to the overly physical and almost selfish orienta- tion of such an idea. He would point out the futility of basing everything on a utilitarian foundation; rather, since his interest — Philosophy — is the “queen” of sciences, he would know at the very start that one attains little without a great amount of idealism. The so-called material benefits of our civilization come not just from science but from its underlying philosophy which prods applications into being. This young philosopher would also disagree with many in the Mathe- matics club who seem to enjoy attempting to prove what Philosophy considers self-evident; Modern Algebra seems rather embarrassed over its few basic as- sumptions and daily tries to lessen or even “prove” them. Yet a member of the Academy of Science in any of the divisions would retort to the philosopher and ask of him what he has produced. Such a controversy would prove all the more the need for a balanced view of the goals of the Sciences. All the views expressed are at times valid but they are not equally important. The whole problem rests in the hierarchy of values. In a Catholic University, students are lucky enough to know what this goal is not, namely the perfection of man for his own sake. Instead, science is our means for a better seeing of our relation to the Almighty and thus a means for man’s salvation. This very vague yet ultimate goal for which the clubs are striving obviously synthesizes all previous partial goals and still leaves much room for development. 239 SOUTH ORANGE t MJ President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor THOMAS BREWSTER THOMAS McFADDEN ROGER BURNS KENNETH TKACHUK LEONARD E. BURST NORMAN HOPMAYER PATERSON President RAYMOND DOUGLASS Vice-President JOHN ANDRIOTTA Secretary KAREN HATEM T reasurer WAYNE SCHMIDT Faculty Advisor MR. ROBERT VOLINTINE 240 SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT NEWARK President GERALD J. MALLON Vice-President ROBERT NAGLE Secretary MARGARET DENNIS Treasurer MICHAEL FLOOD Faculty Advisor STANLEY P. KOSAKOWSKI 241 ACCOUNTING CLUB PATERSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisors JOHN EBNER JAMES NOLAN ROBERT PACCA JOHN CLARK GEORGE C. GARBUTT E. J. HENSLER SOUTH ORANGE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representatives Faculty Advisor ANTHONY J. BADWAY DAVID WILSON JAMES DATTOLLI EDWARD WYRSCH GEORGE L. MILES JOHN BROWN CHARLES WEISS 242 FINANCE ASSOCIATION President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor EDWARD BORRAS SAMUEL BAURKOT DAVID WILSON MICHAEL MALTZMAN RAYMOND BEVACQUA CLARENCE LEWIS Ae I ALPHA EPSILON MU President JOHN MacEVOY Vice-President THOMAS F. BUTLER Secretary MARGARET DENNIS T reasurer DIANE MacEVOY Coordinators ROBERT NAGLE MICHAEL FLOOD KENNETH TSCHUK Faculty Advisor STANLEY P. KOSAKOWSKI 243 President GERALD J. O’CONNOR Vice-President ANGELO J. LIVECCHI CT 7 TV DONALD E. FITZSIMMONS Treasurer ROBERT J. KNAPIK Student Council Representative AARON BERNSTEIN MARKETING CLUB The School of Business Administration is well represented by business-orien- tated organizations which serve to round out the students’ basic knowledge by paralleling classroom learning to actual conditions in the economic world. Guest speakers, symposiums, films and field trips are used primarily to acquaint the s tudent with and give him insight into the complexities of today’s business com- munity. A secondary facet of such activities is a feeling of familiarity and self- assurance which is so vital in a field where personality more than ability is often the keystone of success. The following are the representative business organizations of Seton Hall: the Accounting Club, Marketing Club, Society for the Advancement of Management, the Finance Association, and the Economics Club. By their participation in these organizations, the business students carry away from Seton Hall not only ele- mentary business theory but also sound moral ideals whose application is just as important in the world of commerce as it is in the course of one’s personal life. The value of these clubs extends far beyond the four years at Seton Hall lessons learned here are instilled in the student for a lifetime. President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer RICHARD PIORKOWSKI IGOR BODNAR JOHN GAMBA DENIS HEPBURN Student Council Representative JOSEPH CASEY, JR. Faculty Advisor EDEN A. SOROT 246 RUSSIAN CLUB President FRANCIS SMITH V ice-President LOUIS RUSSO Secretary A. ZACHARY YAMBA T reasurer GEORGE ANTON Student Council Representative WALTER JABLONSKI Faculty Advisor EDWARD J. HENRY CLUB FRENCH With the Modern Languages being an important part of any Liberal Arts cur- riculum, it is unfortunate that the language clubs are having a difficult time. The three language clubs at Seton Hall — the French Club, Spanish Club, and Russian Club — have occasionally shown some signs of reviving; however, nothing really concrete has ever been accomplished. Either membership was too small or the club officers were hampered in their efforts to conduct an adequate program. Two of these clubs now exist in little more than name and yearbook picture; the other, the Spanish Club still continues its planning, hoping for the day when sufficient interest will be shown to attempt an active program. The inactivity of these clubs is truly unfortunate when compared to the im- portance of language in our day-to-day lives. Words are the “atoms” of languages and the building blocks of ideas. In a world that is becoming as easily accessible as ours, the understanding of formerly distant lands has become more necessary. To understand truly a foreign nation today, an understanding of its total per- sonality — its traditions, its past, its culture — is imperative. Although it would be impossible to gain this total insight into a land by being a member in one club, it is possible to gain a start here. 247 VARSITY CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative 248 Faculty Advisor TED FIORE MANNY DALHAUSER PHILIP CATANZARO MICHAEL GELTRUDE MICHAEL MURRAY REV. ROBERT FENNELL BOOSTER CLUB President MICHAEL J QUIGLEY V ice-President THOMAS E. BREWSTER Secretary EDWARD J. MESHINSKY T reasurer JAMES T. DATTOLI Student Council R epresentatives DONALD T. FITZSIMMONS ROBERT J. SICILIANO Faculty Advisor REV. PETER LENNON 249 CHEERLEADERS Captain Co-Captain JUDY ZISLIN KATHY WASS KATHY KANIEWSKI MARIE FAUCETTA CONNIE DAMBROWSKI PAT RODGERS ELAINE SPANO BARBARA PORAD PRESS CLUB President CLIFFORD GUY Vice-President ARTHUR STOCK Student Council Representative KEVIN MARKS Faculty Advisor OWEN L. KEEFE SKI CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative JACK GORMLEY ALBERT BARRETT JOHN MOCHTAK LEN SADOWSKI GREGORY DOMAREKI 250 Enthusiasm is expansive, explosive, a way of life for college athletes. The struggle of the athletic contest is a token symbol of the contest raging in the hearts of the fans. It is the backers, the stands, the bleachers that generate sports, that keep the competetive spark alive. From the quiet destruction on the chess board to the raucous enthusiasm that springs from the Ski Club, there is an athletic event for each of the fans. The Varsity Club is the nucleus of the participating athletes. It is the athletic club. It is the source of inspiration for the publicity and support for “the team” that results in a Press Club, a Booster Club, and a Cheerleading squad. In their varied ways these parts form an ex- pression of oneness that brings spirit and action together on the playing field. 251 OFFICERS’ CLUB 5 | © 1 fi, f U President allan McCarthy V ice-President JOHN DARCEY V pf ' TPtflT ' V EDWARD MESCHINSKY Treasurer RICHARD LEONE Student Council Representative ANDREW B. HORGAN, III 252 RIFLE TEAM Commander Faculty Advisor PAUL ROEDEL CAPT. GERALD REDELL 253 PERSHING RIFLES Commanding Officer Executive Officer S-l S-2 S-3 S-4 Finance Officer Public Information Officer Faculty Advisor CAPTAIN JULES BONAVOLONTA FIRST LT. JOSEPHTTINDEK ' SECOND LT. JOHN SCHMEELK SECOND LT. JAMES DONELAN SECOND LT. CHARLES SOLTES SECOND LT. BORIBERT KENNEDY SECOND LT. PETER FREITAG SECOND LT. ROBERT QUINN CAPT. GOLFREDO SANSALONE The Reserve Officer’s Training Corps of the United States Army exists for the purpose of developing officers — leaders of men. Its mission is to train a corps of educated, combat, ready leaders for our nation. The Military Department of Seton Hall University was first established in 1893. It was suspended at the outbreak of the Spanish- American War in 1898 and did not return to the South Orange Campus until 1950. Since then the ROTC program has been regarded by the University as an integral part of its overall educational system. Experience has demonstrat- ed that the leadership qualities accrued from ROTC training are of value in civilian enterprise as well as in the military, that such qualities are important not only to the military officer but to the formation of the entire man. Thus in its broad application, the ROTC has a civic and academic as well as military purpose. Participation in group activities is essential to the development of the individual. Cadets are encouraged to participate in either of the two military organizations within the ROTC, the Pershing Rifles and the Tri Phibian Guard. The raison d’etre of these organizations is to develop the highest ideals of the military profession, and to increase the degree of military proficiency among its members. Their desires coincide with those of the ROTC: to produce a quality American. KNIGHTS OF SETONIA Commander LEON LEWANDOWSKI Spiritual Advisor MSGR. WALTER G. JARVAIS SODALITY OF OUR LADY EVENING Prefect Vice-Prefect Secretary T reasurer Faculty Advisor Director BERNADETTE TURNER PATRICIA NORTON MARY CANNON MARY ELLEN KRAUTER STANLEY P. KOSAKOWSKI REV. JOHN E. O’BRIEN 257 258 ALMEGA SOCIETY President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor FRANK FORTE PETER DeLOTTO JOSEPH CAGNA JOHN POPE EDWARD ZAUN REV. PETER F. LENNON Knights of Setonia, Sodality, Almega. They speak of interest in another. The religious act as an act of love calls for social expression of purpose and ideal. The key to the unity of a university lies with these groups. They stress ultimates in an everyday manner, thereby bringing completion and balanced purpose to its structure. Disagree violently when these are called extra curricular activities, since they are grounded in the reality of Christianity which alone makes any sense out of the complexity of university life. 259 PROFESSIONAL NURSES’ ASSOCIATION President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ROSE BRITANAK JOHANNA NUSPLO HELEN PRUITT FORAUGH SHAFII 260 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES GUIDANCE COUNCIL Mary Ellen Walsh, Christine Yorio BASKETBALL CLUB Chairman PATRICIA CAVANAGH Co-Chairman MARY MAJESKI 261 SWIMMING CLUB Chairman PATRICIA CAVANAGH 262 Two organizations whose membership is opened exclusively to members or prospective members of the nursing profession are the New Jersey State Student Nurses Association and the Professional Nurses’ Association. The former of these two organizations is composed of students of nursing schools in hospitals, colleges, and universities throughout the state while the latter is made up of students in the General Nursing program at University College. The Professional Nurses’ Association was reactivated in 1958 for the purpose of providing an opportunity for its members to become acquainted, to share aca- demic experiences, and to attend social functions. It provides for its two hundred members a wide variety of social, spiritual, and cultural programs. The New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association, being a state- wide professional organization, has a somewhat different function. This organization affords an official system of communication between the various nursing institutions. It provides a medium by which its members can become acquainted with the opera- tions of an official organization on a state as well as on a national level. On the lighter, recreational side, the Nursing students have organized two clubs to accommodate their excess energies. They are the Basketball Club and the Swimming Club and their names easily bespeak their functions. The nurses, it is clear, have a well-rounded extracurricular life. SCHOLARSHIP President ANTHONY FIORELLO Vice-President ROBERT CEREFICE CLUB Secretary T reasurer EDWARD KOOI JOSEPH MONFILLETO Student Council Representatives allan McCarthy Faculty Advisor MICHAEL MASTRANGELO REV. JOHN F. DAVIS 264 HISTORY CLUB Chairman FRANKLYN KELLER Editor LOUIS PAGANO Faculty Advisor RICHARD P. ADINARO ST. THOMAS MORE PRE-LEGAL SOCIETY President MARIANE H. PICARDI Vice-President CARBER Y O’SHEA Secretary VINCENT PICARDI T reasurer FRANK ROSAMILIA Student Council Representative DAVID SCHARDIEN ELIZABETH SETON STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer Student Council R epresentatives Faculty Advisor JAMES FLANAGAN PETER CARUSO JAMES KELLY ROBERT CIOTTONE MICHAEL GELTRUDE ANTHONY JANISH MICHAEL BOSS EDWARD D’ALESSIO NATIONAL STUDENT ' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIA TION President JOANNE PETRINE Vice-President JEANETTE RIGGIO Secretary PATRICIA MEMANUS T reasurer MARY ANN CONOSCENTI Faculty Advisor BERNARD DUFFY DEBATING SOCIETY President FRANKLYN KELLER Faculty Advisor ALOYSIUS A. NORTON W ' s? m. 267 BROWNSON SOCIETY 268 President JAMES G. SIMMS V ice-President JOHN PATTON Secretary JAMES SPAETH T reasurer WILLIAM WALSH Student Council Representative WILLIAM RAGOLIA i n nil tv REV. JAMES PINI Communication exists to bring men from the dark to the light with the aid of another. The teacher cannot exist who lacks rapport with his students. His expression of self must be articulate, accurate, directed to his search- ing disciple. And as all men are teachers, they give of themselves to be new beginnings for a greater generation. The past has aimed toward this goal, as does the present. The men of this generation must look to the past to know themselves, must speak to their fel- lows to plan a future, and must choose in this future the mode of best expressing themselves. Thus a cycle of aspirations flows from the university into a future of expectancy. The clubs represented on the preceding pages are communicative of just such a cycle of aspira- tions. 269 STANDING COMMITTEE ON CULTURAL AND INFORMATIONAL AFFAIRS WILLIAM HETZER JOHN REILLY ROBERT BAKER ROBERT MURPHY 270 SETONIAN FILM SOCIETY President EDWARD COLLINS V ice-President ARTHUR SCHUTE Secretary JAMES REILLY Treasurer JAMES GALLIGAN Student Council Representatives EDWARD NEMETH LEONARD SULLIVAN Faculty Advisors REV. WILLIAM KELLER JOHN HARRINGTON Chief Remote Engineer ALFRED GRAZIOSA Chief Producer THOMAS MURPHY Chief Announcer GERALD NOONAN Sports Director PAUL NINI Station Director A. PAUL KLOSE Program Director LLOYD McBRIDE Dolores Amato Gary Annunziata Bob Baker Jim Barren John Carle Alberta Cuozzo Paul Geiger Robert Gimello Bob Hecht John Gish Bill Hetzer Bill Johnson Albert Julg Barbara Julg Pete Kaplan Pat Kenworthy Francis McAuliffe Helen Milano Doris Ann Miskew Bob Murphy Gerald Prozio Tom Prendergast Frank Principe Nancy Reagan John Reilly Sharon Schiable John Urato Val Vella Jerry Zappa Faculty Advisor , Gilbert Rathbun 1 % ■■■ WORKSHOP NURSES’ GLEE CLUB President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Business Manager Librarians ELIZABETH KOSTER HILDA RODRIGUES YVONNE CURCIO MARGARET DOUGHERTY ELLEN DONAHUE PATRICIA THOMPSON VIRGINIA SEHULSTER 274 GLEE CLUB SOUTH ORANGE President DAVID WILSON Vice-President PHILIP BUCHANAN Secretary JOHN WOO T reasurer LAWRENCE STANLEY Student Council Representatives GEORGE LAUDATO GEORGE YATRAKIS Moderator REV. JOSEPH J. JAREMCZUK CHOIR PATERSON Faculty Advisor JOAN T. NOURSE 275 CENTER OF ITALIAN CULTURE President PETER GRECO Vice-President ANGELO RANCATTI Recording Secretary VINCENT PAGLIONE Secretary of Documents GEORGE MANGO T reasurer SALVATORE PECORARO Parliamentarian VINCENT LUPO Student Council Representative VINCENT PICARDI Faculty Advisor REV. VINCENT MONELLA 276 President Student Council Representative Faculty Advisor JOSEPH CASEY, JR. JOHN N. GISH LAURENCE MacPHEE LITERARY CLUB 277 STUDENT ART EXHIBIT Raymond Burla Bonaventure Eng Richard Hoffman Donato LaRossa Kevin Marks Denis Masi Anthony Mazzella Don Salady Nick Scalera Michael Wallace George Laudato Ronald Levandusky Certain activities can be grouped under the broad heading “Cultural Activities” and the descripti on would, in varying degrees, be accurate. But Culture is a much maligned and misunderstood word, whose mere mention can elicit confusion and even antagonism. But the fact stands that at Seton Hall there are ten distinct activities that are concerned with things cultural, all of which seem to be enjoyed by their members and the large audiences they reach. The key to this cultural renaissance lies perhaps in the very fact that these activities are sources of enjoyment. Enjoy Opera? Enjoy Dramatics? The answer of any enthusiastic chorus member or animated walk-on would be an un- reserved yes, and his reason would probably be precisely because he can participate in the activity and feel himself a part of it. Many of these organizations were founded by students themselves, who had become interested in these things on their own or had learned about them elsewhere, and then wished to share their experiences and build upon them. From their outset, then, these activities were marked by that sense of independence which is almost inherent in any activity that is truly “student orien- tated” and which manifests itself in the variety of clubs and the alacrity with which clubs are formed and reformed. This last year alone, two new organizations, one, The Standing Committee on Informational and Cultural Affairs, a broadly based general culture committee, and the other, a Music Appreciation Club, were activated. Perhaps the titles of these clubs suggest somewhat specialized interest groups, but they are actually built more on enthusiasm and spirit than on specialized knowledge. And en- thusiasm and spirit are things that anyone can bring to an organization. Yet these organizations are more than mere groups of good intentioned but ineffec- tual devotees or of individuals seeking self-fulfillment. The art form or study itself around which the activity is organized suggests certain directions and channels for the enthusiasm and imposes certain standards. There are certain nuances to a Verdi opera that must be captured before even an untrained music ear will accept it, and the singing of the Messiah by our combined Glee Clubs requires much more than a mere grasp of notes and techniques. Drama is formalized, by the proscenium stage and the realistic tradition of American dramaturgy and yet the Workshop Theatre group real- izes that if they are to accomplish anything permanently significant, they must build on this traditional base. Literary choice would seem to be limitless; yet there is something within the individual that makes him seek the perfect, and there is something in those works of literature that have come to be considered masterpieces that alone answers that thirst. And so the Literary Club must deal with these works; but the en- counter is not academic. It is vital. The Center of Italian Culture seeks to under- stand and preserve a certain definite cultural tradition; yet in attempting to com- municate the beauty of that tradition, it realizes that the communication must be in terms of their audience. And while WSOU opens its door to any interested student, and in this it is truly the Voice of Seton Hall, the voice of the students; yet there is something about an open microphone and a potential audience of several thousand that is frightening and imposes its own discipline. In all these activities we see the interplay of individual freedom and taste and also the discipline that is inherent in the areas in which they operate. This discipline is not imposed from without, but from the outside comes the third element that brings these activities their fulfillment. And this is an audience. All these activities, whether involving music, art, or what have you, not only technically need a listener or viewer, but also, since they are involved with things that we consider beautiful and to some extent the zenith of our civilization, demand to be promolugated. The audience com- pletes the activity but the activity complements and completes the audience. At the university the relationship is pregnant: The university is made more a university and the individual is better able to see his distinct part in it and the distinct contribution he can make to it. The Sports SOCCER Seton Hall Opponent 6 Lafayette 0 9 Newark State 0 2 Montclair State 1 6 Rider 2 6 St. Joseph’s 2 0 Columbia 2 5 St. Peter’s 0 2 Wagner 0 4 Jersey City State 2 1 Fordham 0 0 Fairleigh Dickinson 4 2 New York University 4 Won 9, Lost 3 Coach NICK MENZA Co-Captains STEVE STARK TOM REILLY 284 TRACK Seton Hall Opponent 44 Fordham 19 43 Princeton 20 43 West Chester 18 38 Central Connecticut 42 29 Central Connecticut 30 24 Kings Point 32 16 Montclair State 51 34 Rutgers 40 15 Iona 48 5th in Metropolitan Intercollegiates 1st in Garden State Meet Coach JOHN GIBSON Captain EDWARD WYRSCH 285 CROSS COUNTRY Coach JOHN GIBSON Captain EDWARD WYSCH Boston K. of C. Games Mile Relay — 4th Place 2-Mile Relay — 4th Place Millrose Meet Mile Relay — 3rd Place 2-Mile Relay — 3rd Place Philadelphia Inquirer Games Mile Relay Series — 3rd Place Metropolitan Intercollegiate Track and Field 5th Place WRESTLING Seton Hall Opponent 26 Brooklyn Polytechnic 10 16 Yeshiva 14 24 Nassau Comm. 10 3 Kings Point 31 10 Fairleigh Dickinson 30 19 Rutgers (Newark) 13 10 New York University 25 8 Montclair State 30 Won 4, Lost 4 Coach STEVE EVANOFF Co-Captains TONY JANISH PHIL SCROFANI 286 GOLF TENNIS Seton Hall Opponent 3 Adelphi 6 2 Fordham 7 0 Rutgers 9 8 St. John’s I 3 2 Iona 5 3 Stevens 6 1 Rider 8 7 St. Peter’s 2 3 N.C.E. 6 4 Upsala 5 0 Army 9 Won 3, Lost 9 Seton Hall Opponent 9 Montclair State 0 Manhattan 5 6 2 St. Peter’s 2X 4 2 Columbia 4X IX St. John’s 7 2 6 Fairleigh Dickinson 3 6 Rutgers 12 7 St. Peter’s 2 4 Rider 5 6M Fordham 2 2 5 New York University 4 3 Upsala 6 0 Villanova 6 5th in Won 6, Lost 6, Tied 1 Metropolitan Collegiate Tournament Coach Captain BUD GEOGEHAN PETE MAYNER 288 Coach JOHN KROEL Captain JOHN DEVITT Coach OWEN V. CARROLL Captain JACK PAISLEY 9 -89 VARSITY BASEBALL Seton Hall Opponent 8 Princeton 6 15 Bridgeport 4 8 Fairfield 3 5 St. Peter’s 4 1 St. Francis 3 2 Lafayette 1 5 Cornell 1 5 Colgate 7 1 Ithaca 1 0 Upsala 2 0 Iona 4 5 Rutgers 7 7 L.I.U. 1 2 Villanova 3 7 Rider 3 2 Fairleigh Dickinson 12 0 St. John’s 4 Won 8, Lost 8, Tied 1 FENCING Seton Hall Opponent 8 Lafayette 19 6 St. Peter’s 21 Jersey City State 12 10 Pace 17 Brooklyn Polytechnic 15 11 Cooper Union 16 11 N.C.E. 16 9 Fairleigh Dickinson 18 9 Temple 18 14 Fordham 13 5 Newark Rutgers 22 Won 2, Lost 9 Coach HARRY BOUTSIKARIS Captain CHARLES STANZIALE 293 B A S K E T B A L L THE TEAM Seton Hall Opponent 74 Southern Illinois 73 76 Fairleigh Dickinson 71 97 Wagner 87 81 Rider 79 67 Villanova 99 84 Memphis State 101 88 Loyola (Baltimore) 66 83 Georgetown 84 86 Creighton 80 100 Fairfield 96 120 Scranton 100 101 St. Peter’s 78 100 St. Bonaventure 113 81 Niagara 103 96 Upsala 58 84 Holy Cross 111 83 Long Island University 56 93 Portland 82 86 Boston College 90 81 Bradley 111 100 St. Francis (Bklyn.) 82 93 Detroit 88 81 Iona 64 Won 15, Lost 9 Coach RICHIE REGAN Co-Captains HANK FURCH AL SENAVITIS 295 MIKE MURRAY PHIL MESHINSKY Seton Hall Opponent 60 Montclair State 85 64 C. W. Post College 108 70 N. C. E. 73 64 Paterson State 50 58 Jersey City State 61 60 Monmouth College 96 55 Kings College 60 67 Paterson State 55 70 Bloomfield College 76 67 Kings College 73 64 Fairleigh Dickinson 72 75 Jersey City State 73 92 Trenton State 68 75 Monmouth College 76 58 Delaware Valley 48 58 Bloomfield College 98 86 Delaware Valley 64 73 Trenton State Won 6, Lost 12 Coach JIM COMERFORD Captain JOHN EBNER 87 PATERSON 299 A 300 301 303 304 305 KWm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andorker William Arida Mr. and Mrs. E. Baatz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barlik Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barna Mr. and Mrs. William Barry Edward J. Bianchi Rose Biangasso Mr. and Mrs. S. Bilby Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bolan G. J. Bolen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brocoletti Margaret Buonomo Mr. and Mrs. David A. Burkardt Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Burke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Byank Ralph Calderone, Sr. Michael T. Carney J. William Carson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cassidy Philip Catanzaro Anna Rose Cerefice Mrs. Ann G. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Coe Mrs. Margaret Cordano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cuoso Catherine E. Cupples Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Danish Edward G. Davin, Jr. Georgiana Degnan Frank A. DeLessio Harold L. DeSoye Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Diamond Mrs. F. J. Duffy Aldolphe Elia Mr. and Mrs. John T. English S. Arthur Erickson Evans Family Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fagan Mrs. Arthur Falgione Mrs. Ralph J. Farese Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fasanella Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Ferrary Mr. and Mrs. John Filipelli Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finizio Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Finnegan, Sr. Patricia Finnegan Mary Fitzsimmons Family of Joseph J. Flis, Jr. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James Funcheon Henry C. Furch L. B. Gatchell Alexander M. Gerardo Janet Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John T. Goudy Mrs. Maurice Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gulino Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Halleran Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Heim Mr. and Mrs. William S. Henry Francis P. Hoga Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hoolan Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins James L. Hunt Mrs. Isabel Jeghers Mrs. Anna Keane Mrs. Franklin J. Keller Dr. and Mrs. John L. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Kenny Mr. Robert F. Kirby Mrs. Caroline Klein Mr. and Mrs. George J. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koegel Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koster Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Krzyzkowski Pascal LaGrutta Angelina Larcada Thomas Leone Mr. and Mrs. A. Albert Lepis Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Luftglass Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lutz Thomas J. Mackell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Maggio James J. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marchesani Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mastro Mr. and Mrs. John Mattiace Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Mazzella Mr. Charles C. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McFadden Mr. Charles G. McNeiece Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Medici Elliot Moroch John F. Nevin Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Nini Mrs. Carmelo Noto Marie R. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. William Odell Mr. and Mrs. Carberry O’Shea Mrs. Joseph A. Orosz Master Joseph M. Orosz Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Patton Samuel Patullo Mr. and Mrs. John Peter Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pritchard Nicholas E. Pryslak Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ramsden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Reilly Eleanor Repetti F. William Rhatican William J. Rickard Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rigottie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rocco and Family Donald J. Salady Frank Salzer Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schauble Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sena, Jr. A. P. Senavitas Mr. R. H. Sequella Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seyka Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Spitzer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweeney Mr. Edward J. Swillo John P. Tabusko Cecilia Tran Hon Thanh Matthew A. Tierney Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tkachuk Mr. and Mrs. John J. Trez S. Tucci Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ulias Dr. and Mrs. Adam S. Van Savage Leslie A. Vay Edreth Videtti Mr. Carl E. Vinciguerra Dr. and Mrs. M. P. Vinciguerra Mr. Vincent P. Vinciguerra Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Wass Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Wurst Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zaleski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zawacki Anthony Zembrzuski Vincent Zengaro Anthony Zinno BOOSTERS Gladys Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Ross Amelio Mr. and Mrs. Michael Augustine Michael C. Barone, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Behan Bickel Family Robert S. Boggiano Mr. and Mrs. James Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. J. Cardillo Herman V. Chelel Mr. and Mrs. George Ciszak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Connaughton Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dausend Mr. and Mrs. Vincent De Andrea Mr. and Mrs. John Dec Mr. and Mrs. Andimo F. DeCrescenzo Mr. and Mrs. George Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Disken Mr. and Mrs. Michele DiStefano Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Donaldson Helen M. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Dowd William L. Dragki Alfred A. Elio Helen Frasco Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaudioso Mrs. Julia Gorsch Frank Govern ale Kathryn Gubanick John P. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen B. Henke Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hetzer Mrs. J. J. Jascott C. L. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George Kaplan J. and A. Karmanocky Eleanor G. Kearney Richard C. Keller Francis X. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kern Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kielty Mr. Joseph Kinney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve S. Koletar Hazel M. Kuck Mr. and Mrs. John Lavook Mr. and Mrs. James M. Leo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Lesperance Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lilien Victoria Massimino Mrs. Thomas E. McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. John B. McNally Jean Pierre Meyer and Virginia Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mulligan Stella Myruski Mr. and Mrs. James O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Emily Z. Olenick Phyllis Paduano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Pierozak Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ragolia Earle S. Roane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roberti Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Roskell Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ruminski Mary Sabat Hermilda Sabatine Peter Sarat Family Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Sendler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Signorile Sisters of The Good Shepherd Ernest W. Smiley Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Spaeth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spina Mr. and Mrs. Otto Storch Mr. Donald H. Stuzynski Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Summa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trivane Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Vago Mr. Joseph Vita Edward B. Walsh Mr. William Wright Walter Zolkiewicz C ompfimentd of SETON HALL ALUMNI FEDERATION CAMPUS COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PATERSON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF NURSING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COLLEGE OF MEDICINE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOOL OF LAW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 317 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for the GALLEON Edward Martin Studios Inc. 164 OCEAN AVENUE JERSEY CITY 5, N. J. EDWARD H. McKENNA, ’42 MARTIN ARENSON (Somoiimenii of FEDERATED STUDENT GOVERNMENT The PHI BETA SIGMA ALEXANDER HAMILTON Chapter of A KNOTT Hotel PHI KAPPA THETA PATERSON, NEW JERSEY NATIONAL COLLEGIATE FRATERNITY ★ LEO A. CURLEY, Manager Serving Seton Hall Since 1953 319 TRILBY’S BOOK STORE 11 PROSPECT STREET SETON HALL RIDGEWOOD, N. J. MEN’S GLEE CLUB . . , ★ ★ Extends best wishes to the Class of ’62 SPECIALIZING IN PAPER BACKS and expresses gratitude to the Song” in the class. “Men of Call, and see if we have it ... Gl 4-4485 Compfimenti of The SOPHOMORE CLASS Comptimenti of THE CLASS OF ’63 OFFICERS President Mat Tierney Vice President Dick Casper Secretary Jack McCarthy Treasurer Joe Murphy Student Council Representatives .... Chuck Guariglia John Humphrey President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representatives Greg Domareki John Kelly Chuck Lisa .. Bob Gaccione .... Nick Scalera Gene Caffrey Ron Savare EAST ORANGE CAMERA SHOP 547 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. J. JIGGER SHOP 316 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. SOUTH ORANGE, N. J. ELIZABETH SETON STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President James Flanagan Vice President Peter Caruso Corresponding Secretary James Kelly Recording Secretary Robert Ciottone Treasurer Michael Geltrude Student Council Representatives Anthony Janish Michael Boss Faculty Advisor Edward D’Alessio STUDENT DIRECTORY THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES KARL PAUL ADLER Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Academy of Science Career Day, Co-Chairman; Biology Research Club, Treasurer; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander. RICHARD ALJIAN Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Intramurals; I.F.C. Representa- tive. TERESA AMBROSIA Bachelor of Arts Sociology PETER JOSEPH ANDERSON Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Booster Club; Forum; Galleon; International Rela- tions Club; National Students Association, NJ. Regional Treasurer; N.F.C.C.S., Junior Delegate; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian, Photog- raphy Editor; Young Americans For Freedom; Knights of Setonia; General Chairman, Freshman Class Dance; Decorations Chairman, Queen of Campus Dance; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Booklet Co-Chairman, Senior Class Dance. MELVYN ARROYO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Forum ; y Knights of Setonia. ROBERT JOSEPH ARUTA Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM T. ATTARDI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; French Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ROBERT JAMES BAKER, JR. Bachelor of Arts English Academy of Science; Dramatic Workshop; Russian Club; WSOU. ANGELO BARBARISI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. PETER N. BARRY Bachelor of Arts History Forum (Political Science); French Club; Knights of Setonia. ROSE BERNICE BARTELS Bachelor of Arts Social Studies BARRY HAROLD BAUM Bachelor of Arts English Student Council; Galleon; Management Club; Debating Society; Booster Club; Bowling Club; Christmas Dance Committee. JAMES PAUL BLACK Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; Pershing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Spanish Club; Knights of Setonia; Soccer; Intramurals; Pledge Master. JULES JOSEPH BONAVOLONTA Bachelor of Arts Social Studies R.O.T.C. Officers Club; Pershing Rifles, Company Commander; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Military Ball Committee. STEFAN BONOSLAWEC Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; Chess Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Intramurals; Junior Dance Committee. FRANCIS JOSEPH BOYLE Bachelor of Science Mathematics RICHARD EDWARD BRENNAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Pershing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Hazing Committee. RICHARD L. BRENNAN Bachelor of Arts History Academy of Science; Galleon; National Students Association, Campus Co-ordinator; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian, Sports Writer; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia, Commander; Swimming, Captain; Freshman .Dance Committee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Sophomore Hazing Committee; Junior Prom, Assistant Chairman; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Dance Committee. PHILIP HAROLD BUCHANAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Glee Qlub, Student Council Representative, Vice- President; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; In- tramurals. RICHARD BARBARO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Law St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights ef Setonia. ALBERT E. BARRETT, JR. Bachelor of Arts English Academy of Science; Center of Italian Culture; French Club; Literary Club; National Student Association, Co- ordinator, Campus Travel Director; N.F.C.C.S. Drama Commissioner; Knights of Setonia; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Ski Club, Vice-President, Treasurer; Student Council; Varsity Club; University Theatre, Vice-President, Student Council Representative; Dele- gate, Federated Student Government; Senior Dance Chairman; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom„ Committee; Delegate, National Student Congress; Varsity Fencing; Intramurals; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. CHARLES S. BUDNIK Bachelor of Science Physics Mathematics Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Phi Beta Sigma; Russian Club; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Track; Blazer Ball, Chairman; American Physical Society, Student Chapter. MICHAEL E. BURKE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Student Council. WILLIAM T. BURNS Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; Booster Club; Student Council; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Baseball; Senior Class Secretary. THOMAS CHRISTOPHER CAJZER Bachelor of Arts Social Studies St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Scholarship Club; Knights of Setonia. FRANCIS R. CALA Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; French Club; International Relations Club; Scholarship Club; Knights of Setonia. ROBERT CALABRESE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Spanish Club; Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Club; Swimming. EDWARD M. CALLAHAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander; Intramurals; Junior Dance Committee; President. JOSEPH A. CAPUTO Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Chess Club; Rifle Team; Knights of Setonia. MICHAEL V. CAPUTO, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Pershing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. DONALD CHUNKA Bachelor of Arts Psychology FRANK F. CICCONE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies French Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Senior Dance Committee. DANIEL CLARK Bachelor of Arts u Brownson Society; Literary Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Setonian; Intramurals. English ALICE M. CLARKE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies DONALD E. CLODY Bachelor of Arts Psychology Booster Club; Psychology Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Setonian Film Society, Projectionist; Knights of Setonia; Softball Team, Captain; Swimming Team; Fencing Team. CHARLES L. COATES Bachelor of Arts Psychology Psychology Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Philosophy Club. JOSEPH F. COLLINS Bachelor of Arts Sociology FRANCIS P. CARCICH Associate in Arts Police Science JOSEPH CASEY, JR. Bachelor of Arts English Chess Club; Dramatic Workshop; Galleon, Editor? Glee Club; Literary Club, Vice-President; Mathematics Club, Student Council Representative; Russian Club, Treasurer; Setonian, Art Editor; Young Americans For Freedom, Vice-President. ROGER M. CASULLI Bachelor of Arts Natural Science Academy of Science, Treasurer; Intramurals. ROBERT VINCENT CATALDO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Center of Italian Culture; Pershing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ADELE CELLI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Student Council; Junior Class, Secretary; The Hall’s Echo, Editor; History Club; Ladies of Setonia; Ring Committee; Booster Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. STEPHEN BRUCE CESAREO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club, Junior Prom Committee. ANTHONY J. CHECKI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Center of Italian Culture; R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Military Ball Com- mittee. JOSEPH A. CHIAPPA Bachelor of Arts Sociology ROBERT ANTHONY CONFORTI Bachelor of Arts Sociology R.O.T.C.; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; In- tramurals. JAMES H. CONNOLLY Bachelor of Arts Psychology International Relations Club; National Students As- sociation, Senior Delegate; Phi Beta Sigma, Treasurer; Psychology Club, Secretary; Setonia; Spanish Club; Student Council, Senior Representative; Knights of Setonia; Varsity Club; Swim Team; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. PATRICK J. CONTE, JR. Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Biology Research Club, Presi- dent; R.O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander; Academy of Science Career Day, Co- Chairman. BARTHOLOMEW P. CORRADINO Bachelor of Arts Psychology Academy of Science; Psychology Club; Knights of Setonia. ROBERT CORRADO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Scholarship Club; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Com- mander; Intramurals. EDWARD G. COSTANZO Bachelor of Arts Natural Science DONALD JOSEPH CURRALL Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts Pershing Rifles; WSOU; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander. GEOFFREY T. M. CURTIN Bachelor of Science Mathematics Academy of Science; Booster Club; International Relations Club, President; Phi Beta Sigma; R.O.T.C.; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Philosophy Club, Student Council Representative. THOMAS JOSEPH DALY Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Student Council, President; Junior Class, President; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo, Business Manager; Mind- zenty Club; Gaelic Society; Ring Committee, Chair- man; Booster Club; Basketball Team, J.V. Captain; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. JOSEPH JAMES DOLAN Bachelor of Arts English Gaelic Society; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club. JOSEPH DONDERO Associate in Arts Police Science JOHN FRANCIS DARCY Bachelor of Arts Social Studies R.O.T.C. Officers Club, Vice-President; Pershing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Spanish Club; Intramurals; Philosophy Club, Co-Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Vice-President; Hazing Committee; Ring Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. WILLIAM DELABAR Bachelor of Science Mathematics Academy of Science; Mathematics Club; Varsity Club; Intramurals; Swimming Team, Co-Captain. JOHN DELLA LANA Bachelor of Science Physics Booster Club; R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles; Scholarship Club, Student Council Representative; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. PETER L. DeLOTTO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, Sergeant at Arms; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Vice-President. JOSEPH J. DEL MONTE Bachelor of Arts Psychology Sodality; Seton Call, reporter; Student Council; Apostolic Action Committee, chairman. DAVID A. DUERR Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Student Council; Senior Class President; The Hall’s Echo; History Club; Mindzenty Club; Knights of Setonia; Open Mind Club; Christmas Dance Com- mittee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. RICHARD J. DUNDON Bachelor of Arts English St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Young Re- publicans, Student Council Representative. WILLIAM F. ELLINGER Bachelor of Arts Psychology JULIA ESPOSITO Bachelor of Arts English TERESA M. EVANS Bachelor of Arts English JOHN R. FAHRENHOLZ Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Booster Club; Finance Association; Glee Club, Student Council Representative; Phi Beta Sigma; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals. SAMUEL DE LUCA Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JOHN DENICK, JR. Bachelor of Arts Biology Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOSEPH A. DEPASQUALE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Scholarship Club; Intramurals. MARY C. DE RISO Bachelor of Arts Psychology NEIL DE ROSE Bachelor of Arts History Setonian; Intramurals; Sophomore Class Dance, Junior Class Dance and Prom, Senior Class Dance, Art and Decorations Committee. DONALD EDWARD FARRELL Bachelor of Arts Social Studies TIMOTHY J. FARRELL Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. MARTHA MARIE FEDORYKA Bachelor of Arts English The Halls Echo; Debating Society; Literary Club; Mindzenty Club; Ladies of Setonia; Chess Club; Bridge Club; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. WILLIAM E. FERINDEN, JR. Bachelor of Arts Sociology Academy of Science; Center of Italian Culture; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Swim- ming Team, Captain; Basketball Team, Manager; Soccer Team, Manager. ALBERT T. DIAMOND Bachelor of Arts English Booster Club; Literary Club, President; N.F.C.C.S., Campus Literary Co-ordinator; Setonian, Feature Editor, Executive Editor; Setonian Film Society; Young Americans For Freedom; Intramurals; Junior Dance, Bid Chairman; Bailey Review, Editor-in-Chief; Queen of Campus Dance, Bid Chairman; Basketball Announcer, WSOU ; Junior Ring Committee. PETER JOSEPH DISKIN, JR. f Bachelor of Arts History French Club; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Setonia; Intramurals; Education Club. ANTHONY ROCCO FIORE Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental Academy of Science; French Club; Knights of Setonia. ANTHONY FIORELLO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Scholarship Club, President, Student Council Repre- sentative; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander; R.O.T.C. Officers Club; International Club; Intra- murals. LENA FITZPATRICK Bachelor of Arts Social Studies MICHAEL A. FLOOD Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts Seton Call, reporter; S. A. M., treasurer; A. E. M., committee co-ordinator; Student Council; Setonia Conservative Club; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. CLIFFORD R. GUY Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, Student Council Representative; Press Club, Treasurer; Varsity Club; WSOU, Staff Announcer; Philosophy Club, Chairman; Baseball; Intramurals; Swimming. THOMAS FOLEY Bachelor of Arts English Dramatic Club; Knights of Setonia. LEONARD V. FORTE Bachelor of Science Physics Academy of Science. GERALD V. FOSTER Associate in Arts Police Science Judo Club. GEORGE FRANCONERO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Scholarship Club, Entertainment Chairman; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JAMES GALDIERI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies CONNIE GATCHELL Bachelor of Arts English The Hall’s Echo, Feature Editor; Ladies of Setonia; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. FRANCIS P. GAVIN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; Setonian; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. KENNETH T. GIBNEY Bachelor of Arts Social Booster Club; National Students Association; Press Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Scholar- ship Club; Setonian; Setonian Film Society; Student Council, Junior Class Representative; Knights of Setonia; Sophomore Hazing Committee; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dance Committees. CHARLES J. GILLOOLY Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Georgetown University — Newspaper, Circulation Editor; French Club; Sodality of B.V.M.; Rockhurst College — News- paper, Managing Editor. JOHN GORMLY, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Pershing Rifles; Ski Club, President; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ALLAN R. GRAZIOSA Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; Dramatic Workshop; WSOU, Announcer, Producer; Knights of Setonia; Vice- President. PETER P. GRECO Bachelor of Art s Biology Academy of Science; Center of Italian Culture, Cor- responding Secretary; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. THEODORE F. HALI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental Academy of Science. WILLIAM HANLON ' ' Bachelor of Arts Sociology Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Class Vice-President; Dance Chairman, 59- 60, ’60-’61. DENIS RICHARD HEPBURN Bachelor of Arts Mathematics Chess Club; Glee Club; Literary Club; Mathematics Club, President; N.F.C.C.S.; Russian Club, Student Council Representative; Young Americans For Free- dom, Treasurer; Knights of Setonia. DONALD H. HERING Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. MARY HEYRICH Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Student Council; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo; History Club; Ladies of Setonia; Ring Committee; Booster Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christ- mas Dance Committee. S. EUGENE HILINSKI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies EILEEN MARIE HOOLAN Bachelor of Arts English Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’i American Universities and Colleges. ANDREW B. HORGAN, III Bachelor of Arts English Academy of Science; Booster Club; Galleon; Photog- raphy Editor; International Relations Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Junior, Senior Delegate; Phi Beta Sigma, Vice-President; R.O.T.C.; Setonian; Student Council; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSTON Bachelor of Arts Social Studies French Club; International Relations Club; Pershing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre- Legal-Society; Knights of Setonia. Who in WILLIAM J. KANE Bachelor of Arts English Student Council President; Setonian, Feature Editor; Phi Beta Sigma; Literary Club; National Students Association, Regional Vice-Chairman; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. ROBERT K APR ASZE W SKI Bachelor of Science . Chemistry Academy of Science; N.F.CXJSz JOHN T. KAVANAUGH Bachelor of Arts Classical Languages 1961 Galleon, Advertising Manager. w PATRICIA MARY KELL Bachelor of Arts English Galleon; Literary Magazine, Treasurer; Literary Club; Gaelic Society; Ladies of Setonia; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Variety Show. AUGUSTIVE JAMES KELLY, Bachelor of Arts Social Booster Club; National Students Association, Delegate; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian, Assist- ant Sports Editor; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander; Intramurals, Captain; Freshman Dance Committee; Hazing Committee; Senior Dance Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Queen of the Campus Dance Committee. JOHN J. KELLY, JR. Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science, Secretary, Vice-President of Chemical Division; French Club; Mathematics Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commanders, American Chemical Society. THOMAS W. KELLY ' Bachelor of Arts Sociology RICHARD JOSEPH KEMPF Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; French Club; R.O.T.C. Band; American Chemical Society; Deans List; Intramurals. JOSEPH LAWLESS Bachelor of Arts History Booster Club; National Students Association; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonia; Setonian Film Society; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Golf; Intramurals; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Junior Dance Committee; Hazing Committee; Senior Dance Committee; Senior Prom Committee. NORRIS RAYMOND LEGUE Bachelor of Science Chemistry LEON J. LEWANDOWSKI Bachelor of Science Biology Knights of Setonia, Commander; French Club; Young Democrats; Dean’s List. FREDERICK W. LINDA Bachelor of Arts Natural Science Academy of Science; Booster Club; Center of Italian Culture; Dramatic Workshop; Intramurals. LAURENCE WAYNE LINTON Bache lor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Elizabeth Seton Student Educa- tion Association. CHARLES THOMAS KIMMETT Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Soccer; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia. VINCENT P. KIRCHDOERFFER Bachelor of Science Physics ANNE ELIZABETH LONGSTREET Bachelor of Arts English Debating Society; Literary Club, Literary Magazine, Co-Editor; History Club; Gaelic Society; Ladies of Setonia; Open Mind Club; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. GEORGE E. KNOPF Bachelor of Arts Social Studies CAROLE ALYCIA KOCH Bachelor of Arts Natural Science Womens Glee Club. MARY KOSS Bachelor of Arts English Galleon, Copy Editor; The Hall’s Echo; Literary Club; Literary Magazine, Co-Editor; History Club; Hall’s Historian, Editor; Ladies of Setonia; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Variety Show; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. GERALD KRZYZKO W SKI Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Hazing Committee; Junior Prom Booklet Committee. ROBERT KRZYZKO WSKI Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Hazing Committee; Junior Prom Booklet Committee. M. LEONARD KUKER Bachelor of Arts English Literary Club; Marketing Club, Student Council Representative; Setonian, Feature Staff, Copy Editor; Intramurals; New Jersey Collegiate Press Association, Vice-President. ROBERT PETER LATTIMORE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Knights of Setonia. EDWARD T. LUCAS Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts Booster Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Scholarship Club, Cor- responding Secretary; Spanish Club; WSOU. THOMAS PETER LYNCH Bachelor of Arts Natural Science Academy of Science; Booster Club, Vice-President; National Students Association; N.F.C.C.S.; Phi Beta Sigma; Student Council, Secretary, Vice-President; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Booster Club Pro- gram Committee, Chairman; Booster Club, Vice-Presi- dent; Senior Class President; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Booster Club; Dramatic Workshop; R.O.T.C.; Scholarship Club, Student Council Representative; Setonian, Associate Editor; Intramurals; Triphibian Guard Drill Team, Platoon Leader; Quee jr of the Campus Dance Committee; Scholarship Club Spaghetti Dinner-Dance, Master of Ceremonies; Who s Who in American Universities and Colleges. CATHERINE MC KEON Bachelor of Arts English Debating Society; Literary Club; Literary Magazine; Mindzenty Club; Gaelic Society; Ladies of Setonia; Open Mind Club; Variety Show; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. 324 JAMES ALFRED MAHER Bachelor of Science Mathematics Finance Association; Mathematics Club; R.O.T.C.; Knights of Setonia. JOHN J. MAHON Bachelor of Science Chemistry ERNEST MALMIGNATI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Dramatic Workshop; French Club, Student Council Representative; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Scho larship Club. CHARLES L. MANNO Bachelor of Arts French French Club; WSOU. WILLIAM F. MANZETTI Bachelor of Arts Psychology Student Council; Christmas Party Committee. MICHAEL E. MAREK Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; R.O.T.C. Band. LAWRENCE MARSHALL Associate in Arts Police Science JON MARSICANO Bachelor of Arts Biology Academy of Science; Booster Club; Center of Italian Culture; Scholarship Club; Setonian; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Philosophy Club. LUCRETIA MASTRO Bachelor of Arts English ANTHONY JOHN MAZZELLA Bachelor of Arts English 1962 Galleon, Editor-in-Chief; 1961 Galleon, Executive Editor; Literary Club; Phi Beta Sigma; French Club; Knights of Setonia; Dean’s List; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MICHAEL A. MEDICI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Dramatic .Club; Scholarship Club; WSOU. S. ROBERT MICHALSKI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, Co-Chairman Entertainment Committee; Booster Club; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. MORTIMER F. MILLS Bachelor of Science Physics Academy of Science; Booster Club; Mathematics Club; Setonian Film Society; Intramurals. EDWARD CHARLES MOLEY Bachelor of Science Biology Academy of Science; Elizabeth Seton Student Educa- tion Association; French Club; Knights of Setonia. MARK ROBERT MOLLOY Bachelor of Arts English EDWARD MONAGHAN Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles; WSOU; Knights of Setonia. NICHOLAS MONGIARDO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Student Council; Galleon; History Club; Mindzenty Club; Ring Committee; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Basketball Team; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. HENRY MONKOWSKI Bachelor of Arts English Academy of Science; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia. JOHN J. MONTEFUSCO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Center of Italian Culture; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team; Per- shing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights of Setonia; Baseball; Intramurals. JOSEPH MONTEFUSCO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Center of Italian Culture; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals. EDWARD J. MORAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies PATRICIA MARY MOORE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies BLAISE MICHAEL MORRISSEY, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Glee Club; R.O.T.C. Officers Club; St. ThOmaa flilore Pre-Legal Society, Vice-President, Student Council Representative. WILLIAM J. MRECZEK Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, Student Council Representative; Galleon, Contributing Photographer; Setonian, Photo- graphy Editor; Knights of Setonia; Philosophy Club; Intramurals; Queen of Campus, Dance Committee. JAMES H. MURPHY Bachelor of Arts History Young Students Democrats, President; Student Council; Booster Club; International Relations Club; N.F.C.C.S.; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Intramurals. THOMAS GRANT MURPHY, JR. Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts Dramatic Workshop; Glee Club; Spanish Club; WSOU, Chief Producer; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals; Committee Chairman. ROBERT J. NAGLE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Seton Call; S.A.M., Vice-President; A.E.M., Com- mittee Chairman; Student Council, Treasurer; Setonia Conservative Club; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. ANTHONY J. NARDOZZA Bachelor of Arts Biology Academy of Science. JOSEPH F. NAUGHTON Bachelor of Arts Psychology RICHARD W. NEWMAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies French Club; N.F.C.C.S.; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ANTHONY JOSEPH NITKO Bachelor of Arts Psychology Academy of Science; Biology Research Club; Psy. chology Club; Sentonia Film Society; Golf. 7 JOSEPH C. NOTO Bdchelor of Arts Social Studies French Club; R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles, Platoon Leader; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Secre- tary; Scholarship Club, Publicity Co-Chairman; Varsity Club; Soccer. 7 GERALD A. NOWOTARSKI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Booster Club; French Club; varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Soccer; Intramurals. THERESA NOVAK Bachelor of Arts Sociology a.e.m. BERNARD DENNIS O’CONNOR Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Booster Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Spanish Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Class Secretary; Chairman of Kangaroo Court; Junior Prom, Ticket Committee. PETER L. OLCOTT Bachelor of Arts Social Studies PAUL O’ROURKE Bachelor of Arts English Literary Club; N.F.C.C.S.; St. Thomas More Pre- Legal Society; Setonia; Knights of Setonia. VINCENT J. PAGLIONE Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Brownson Society; Center of Italian Culture, Record- ing Secretary; Dramatic Workshop. ALBERT S. PANNULLO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. THOMAS L. PARKS Bachelor of Arts Sociology REGINA PENNACCHIO Bachelor of Arts Psychology Sodality; Student Council; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. STANLEY PERLCP Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Brownson Society; National Students Association; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Student Council Representative; Varsity Club; Soccer; Triphibian Guard, First Lieutenant. MARIANO H. PICARDI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, President; Knights of Setonia; International Relations Club; In- tramurals. VINCENT N. PICARDI Bachelor of Arts English Brownson Society; Center of Italian Culture, Student Council Representative; Dramatic Workshop; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Secretary; Scholar- ship Club; Setonian Film Society; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. VINCENT T. PIERINI Bachelor of Arts English RICHARD M. PIORKOWSKI Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Glee Club, Librarian; Mathematics Club; Russian Club, President; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Scholarship Club; Ski Club; Knights of Setonia. THOMAS J. PODLAS Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. CHARLES M. POPPE Bachelor of Arts English French Club; Galleon; Setonian; Spanish Club. ROBERT WILLIAM PRITCHARD Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science, Student Council Representative; Intramurals. JAMES A. QUINN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; R.O.T.C. Band; Setonian. THOMAS JOSEPH RAMSDEN Bachelor of Arts English Student Council; President, Class; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Variety Show; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. RONALD J. REID Bachelor of Arts Sociology Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association ; Spanish Club; Knights of Setonia. JOHN L. REILLY Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts Dramatic Workshop; Galleon; Setonian; Setonian Film Society; WSOU. ROBERT L. REILLY Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science. LAWRENCE MICHAEL REMALEY Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts R.O.T.C.; WSOU, Producer; Knights of Setonia. MAHLON J. REN.TSCHLEfT Bachelor of Arts Natural Science Academy of Science; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. BENJAMIN T. RICHARDSON Bachelor of Arts Sociology R.O.T.C. Band; Scholarship Club; Spanish Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. DAVID P. RIVELL Bachelor of Arts Classical Languages Philosophy Club; Divinity Choir; Knights oi Setonia. JOHN M. ROCHEf Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science; WSOU. FRANK J. ROCK Bachelor of Arts Social Studies PAUL E. ROEDEL, JR. Bachelor of Arts Psychology Psychology Club, Vice-President; R.O.T.C. Band; Rifle Team, Captain. MICHAEL SANTA MARIA Bachelor of Arts Political Science Center of Italian Culture; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Scholarship Club; Knights of Setonia; In- tramurals. ELIZABETH C. ROLLS Bachelor of Arts Social Studies THEODORE JOHN ROMANKOW Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Glee Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Tri- phibian Guard. MARIO G. ROMANO Bachelor of Science Physics-Chemistry N.E.A.; Debating Team; Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia; Literary Club; Intramural Sports; Italian Institute; N.F.C.C.S. FRANK ROSAMILIA Bachelor of Arts History Academy of Science; Booster Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Treasurer; Knights of Setonia; Young Democrats; Intramurals. PETER WILLIAM ROSS, JR. Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, Recording Secretary, Program Chairman; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOSEPH RUBANO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. JAMES A. RUGGIERO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental Academy of Science; Biology Research Club, Secre- tary; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander; Academy of Science Career Day, Co-Chairman. STANLEY EDWARD RUSAKIEWICZ Bachelor of Arts Pre-Dental Academy of Science; N.F.C.C.S. LOUIS J. RUSSO Bachelor of Arts English French Club; Glee Club; Russian Club. J. DAVID SCHARDIEN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; Forum, Secretary; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Secretary; Setonian; N.F.C.C.S.; Young Student Democrats. JOHN SCHMEELK Bachelor of Science Mathematics Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association, Treasurer; Glee Club, Treasurer; Mathematics Club, Treasurer, Vice-President; R.O.T.C. Band; Pershing Rifles; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. WILLIAM J. SCHULTZ Bachelor of Arts Social Studies S.A.M. ANTHONY V. SCIALLA Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, President; Biology Research Club, Student Council Representative; Booster Club, Dormitory Booster Band; Brownson Society; N.F.C.C.S.; Vice-President; Knights of Setonia, Mass Server; Intramurals; Freshman Dance Committee; Science Career Day Chairman; Who’s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. JOHN SENA Bachelor of Arts — English French Club, Vice-President, Secretary; Galleon; Executive Editor; Literary Club; Phi Beta Sigma, Secretary; R.O.T.C.; Sophomore, Junior Dance, Decorations Chairman. PETER RUSSELL SEYKA Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association, Recording Secretary; Intramurals. GEORGE E. SHERMAN, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Pershing Rifles; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM JOSEPH RUSSO Bachelor of Arts Psychology Academy of Science; Center of Italian Culture, Presi- dent; Dramatic Workshop, Publicity Chairman; French Club, Student Council Representative; International Relations Club; National Students Association; Psychology Club, President; Student Council, Club Delegate; Knights of Setonia; Junior Prom Com- mittee, Bid Chairman; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. ROBERT J. SHINE Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science, Secretary of Chemical Division; French Club; R.O.T.C.; American Chemical Society; Dean’s List. IDA J. SIMEONE Bachelor of Arts Italian JAMES F. RYAN Bachelor of Arts English Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM F. RYAN Bachelor of Arts Psychology Booster Club; R.O.T.C.; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals. JERRY GERALD SANDOR Bachelor of Arts Natural Science Academy of Science; R.O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia. JAMES GABRIEL SIMMS Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, Student Council Representative; Brownson Society, President, Vice-President, Debate Co-Ordinator; Phi Beta Sigma, President; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Dean’s List; Student Prefect; Who’s Who in American Universities ' Colleges. BOLESH S. J. Bachelor of Science SKUTNIK Chemistry Academy of Science; French Club; Glee Club; Mathematics Club, Treasurer; Knights of Setonia, As- sistant Commander; Intramurals. FRANCIS T. SMITH Bachelor of Arts French French Club, President; Spanish Club; Modern Language; Laboratory Assistant; Dean’s List. BENJAMIN SMOLENSKI Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Baseball; Intramurals. RICHARD L. SNIDER, JR. Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Setonian, Circulation Manager; Knights of Setonia, Commander; Intramurals. GEORGE MERRILL SOLOMAN Bachelor of Arts Social Studies S.A.M.; Setonia Conservative Club; Open Mind; Anti- Communist Club; Bowling League Team; Galic Society. CHARLES A. STANZIALE, JR. Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Booster Club; N.F.C.C.S., Junior Delegate; Press Club, President; Varsity Club, Intramurals Committee; Knights of Setonia; Soccer; Intramurals; Fencing Team; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Hazing Committee. STANLEY STORKA Bachelor of Science Physics Academy of Science; Glee Club; Mathematics Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ANTHONY C. STUART Bachelor of Arts Social Studies A.E.M. RAYMOND ALOYSIUS SULLIVAN, JR. Bachelor of Arts Biology Academy of Science; Booster Club; French Club; Scholarship Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. GLORIA R. SUTERA Bachelor of Arts English PETER M. TADDEO Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science; Knights of Setonia. RICHARD JOSEPH TALLAGNON Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Spanish Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. LOUIS J. TOSCANO Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Academy of Science; Center of Italian Culture; Dramatic Workshop; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. RICHARD H. TRELEASE Bachelor of Arts Psychology LOUISE TRIMARCHI Bachelor of Arts Psychology LOUIS M. TRIOZZI Bachelor of Arts Sociology Center of Italian Culture, President; Psychology Club; Scholarship Club; Knights of Setonia; Student Prefect. RITA WEAVER Bachelor of Arts Social Studies DANIEL E. WILLIAMS Bachelor of Arts Psychology HARRY C. WURST Bachelor of Science Physics GERALD ZAPPA Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts Center of Italian Culture; WSOU, Chief Remote Producer, Announcer. RONALD ANTHONY ZAWACKI Bachelor of Arts Psychology Student Council, Vice-President; Phi Beta Sigma; National Student Association, Campus Co-ordinator; Psychology Club, Vice-President, Treasurer; Russian Club, Treasurer; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Academy of Science; Setonian Film Society; Intra- murals; Ski Club; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. SAUL ZUCKMAN Bachelor of Arts Sociology Booster Club; Setonian, Assistant Sports Editor; Spanish Club; WSOU; Intramurals. VINCENT VINCIGUERRA Bachelor of Arts Pre-Medical Academy of Science, Vice-President of Biology Divi- sion, Treasurer; Biology Rereach Club; Booster Club; Dramatic Workshop; French Club; Intramurals. PAUL VINGES Bachelor of Arts English Booster Club; Literary Club, Secretary; Setonian, Sports Editor; Setonian Film Society; Young Americans For Freedom; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals, Captain; Senior Prom Committee; Bayley Re- view ' , Prose Editor; Queen of Campus Dance, Decora- tions Chairman: Senior Dance Committee. PETER CHARLES VITANZO Bachelor of Arts Sociology Academy of Science; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonia; Student Council, Secretary; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Social Chairman, Sophomore Class. EDWARD VREESWYK Bachelor of Arts Social Studies Galleon; History Club; Mindzenty Club; Ring Com- mittee; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Basketball Team; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. FRANCIS WALSH Bachelor of Arts Classical Languages Knights of Setonia. RICHARD J. WALSH Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science, Representative to N.J.A.C.S. Council; Booster Club; Varsity Club; Track, Cap- tain; Intramurals; Prom Committee; American Chemical Society. JOHN J. WATERS Bachelor of Arts English THOMAS R. UCCIARDI Bachelor of Science Chemistry Academy of Science, Vice-President, Chemistry Divi- sion; Knights of Setonia. KENNETH R. WEAVER Bachelor of Science Chemistry Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. 326 THE SCHOOL OF NURSING DORIS AUERMAN Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARY ANN BARONE Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARIE CLARE BENEDICT Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association; Sophomore Class Secretary; Mardi Gras Dance Committee; Annual Card Party and Fashion Show Committee; Junior-Senior Dinner Committee; Student-Faculty Alumni Luncheon Com- mittee; Capping Reception Committee. PATRICIA BENSON Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. ANN BLAHUT Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. FRANCES ANN BRANDT Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. ROSE A. BRITANAK Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association, President; Federated Student Government, Secretary; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. DOROTHY BRUINING Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. SISTER RUTH DOROTHY BUNKE Bachelor of Science General Nursing PATRICIA ANN CAVANAGH Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Recording Secretary; Chairman of the Good Shepherd Committee; Delegate to the S.C.L.A.; Student Council; N.J.S.S.N.A. Representative; Dele- gate to State and National Conventions; New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association; Chairman of the Public Relations Committee, Nominating Committee; Basketball Chairman; Women’s Glee Club; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARIAN S. COLEMAN Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. MARY COLL Bachelor of Science General Nursing IMELDA CONLON Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Class Trip Committee. EILEEN DOLORES CONNELL Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Federated Student Government, Sergeant at Arms; Junior Dance Com- mittee; Setonette, Reporter; Chairman of the Card Party-Fashion Show; Co-Chairman of the Senior Prom; Federated Fall Frolic. BEVERLY ANN CUNNINGHAM Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Class Trip Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Capping Reception Committee; Junior-Senior Dinner Committee; Card Party Committee; Hostess- Chairman for Card Party; Student-Faculty Alumni Luncheon Committee; Art Show Hostess; Freshman Initiation Committee. BARBARA E. DERR Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. SHEILA DEVENEY Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Treasurer; Student Council, Sodality Repre- sentative; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Stu- dent Nurses’ Association; Freshman Class, Treasurer; Senior Class, President; Chairman of the Junior Class Trip; Federated Fall Frolic; Setonette, Reporter; Bridge Club, President; Setonette Chorale; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. BEATRICE BERNICE ELLARD Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. LOIS A. FARABOUGH Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Federated Student Government, Delegate; Junior Class, Treasurer; Card Party Committee; Setonette, Reporter. BARBARA CLARE FEE Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Executive Board; New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association; Guidance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. AUDRAYE FREDERICKS Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. MERLE ROCHELLE GARFINKEL Bachelor of Science General Nursing IRENE ROSE GASIOR Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Dance Committee; Cake Sale Committee; Junior-Senior Dinner Committee; Federated Dance Committee; Orphan’s Christmas Pary Committee. CAROL P. HANLEY GERMAIN Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. RUTH GORDON Bachelor of Science Nursing MARY LOUISE GRANT Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Junior Class, Treasurer; Class Trip Com- mittee; 1962 Galleon; Setonette Chorale; Mardi Gras Dance Committee; Junior Class Dance Committee; Senior Uniform Committee. MARGARET ANN GREENLEAF Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; New Jersey State Student Nurses Associa- tion; Constitution Committee; Card Party-Fashion Show Committee; Brownson Debating Society. KATHRYN GUBANICK Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. MARY C. HALL Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. SISTER MAUREEN PATRICIA HANLEY Bachelor of Science General Nursing BESSIE HANNAN Bachelor of Science General Nursing BARBARA HENKE Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. EMILIE D. HENNING Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association; Who’s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. HELEN MAE HERGOTT Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARY E. HOLM Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association; P.N.A.; Senior Dinner, Chairman; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. HELEN I. HOWELL Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association; Federated Student Government. KATHLEEN MARY HUISH Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association; Mardi Gras Dance Committee; Card Party-Fashion Show Committee; Chairman of the Junior Dance; Junior-Senior Dinner Committee; Junior Ring Dance Committee; Student-Faculty Alumni Luncheon Committee; Freshmen Initiation Committee; Capping Reception Committee. KATHERINE HYNES Bachelor of Science General Nursing BERNICE HELEN JANUSZ Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Stu- dent Nurses Association; Mardi Gras Dance Com- mittee; Junior Ring Dance Committee; Senior Prom Committee; 1962 Galleon; Setonette Chorale; Federated Fall Frolic; Junior Dance Committee; Junior Class Picnic, Chairman. MARY T. KASPER Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. MARVEL E. KING Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Womens Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Senior Class, Secretary; Co-Chairman Card Party-Fashion Show; Chairman of Capping Re- ception; Class Trip Committee; Junior-Senior Dinner Committee; Art Show Hostess; Student-Faculty Alumni Luncheon Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Freshmen Initiation Committee; Setonette Chorale. HELENE KLOPHAUS Bachelor of Science General Nursing JANE A. KORCZYNSKI Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Junior Class, Secretary; Orphan’s Christmas Party Com- mittee; Freshmen Initiation Committee; Class Trip Committee; Mardi Gras Dance Committee; Class By- Laws Committee. JUDITH KORNBLUM Bachelor of Science General Nursing ELIZABETH C. KOSTER Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Student Council, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, Parliamentarian; Women’s Glee Club, Vice- President, President; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Federated Student Government, Representative; Guidance Council, Representative; Setonette, Reporter; Setonette Chorale; Bridge Club, Vice-President; 1959 Galleon Staff; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. KATHLEEN ANN KOVAL Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Student Council, Class Representative; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Annual Card Party-Fashion Show Com- mittee; Chairman of Student Council Nominating Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. SISTER MALWINA ANNE LEB1EDZ Bachelor of Science General Nursing JEANNE LITZ Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Mardi Gras Dance Com- mittee; Junior Ring Dance Committee; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; By-Laws Committee. PATRICIA ANN LYNES Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; 1962 Galleon; Junior Ring Dance Com- mittee; Class Picnic Committee; Junior Dance Com- mittee; Capping and Reception Committee. JOAN MARIE McCOOK Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Vice-Prefect, Publicity Chairman, Cell Leader, Executive Board; Student Council, Class Representa- tive; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Freshman Class, President; Setone tte, Art Department; Chairman of Art and Music Programs ; Publicity Chairman of District A Talent Show; Sophomore Dance; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. CONNIE McCORMICK Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Student Council; Glee Club; Federated Fall Frolic; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Ring Dance Committee; Senior Class Treasurer; Class Picnic; Junior-Senior Dinner; Setonette; N.J.S.S.N.A. ALICE McGILL Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Chairman of Catholic Truth Committee; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Assembly Committee; Class Christmas Party; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. ROSEMARIE McGONIGLE Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association, Treasurer; Fashion Bridge Committee; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. JOYCE D. MAKOFKA Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association; Women’s Glee Club; Federated Student Government; Awards Committee of P.N.A., Chairman. CLAIRE MANFREDI Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. SISTER CLAUDIA MARIE, O.S.F. Bachelor of Science General Nursing GLORIA MATULIS Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. MARIE JOSEPHINE MEAD Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses As- sociation; Student Council, Freshman Representative; Card Party-Fashion Show Committee; Mardi Gras Dance Committee. ELSIE MIECIAS Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. AIDA E. MINNELLA Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. MARILYN MULDER Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Women’s Glee Club, Decorating Committee; New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association, Second Vice-President; Talent Show Chairman; District “A Treasurer, District Finance Committee Chairman; Member of District By-Laws Committee; District Card Party Committee; Junior Class, Parliamentarian; Senior Class, Parliamentarian; Card Party Committee; Federated Fall Frolic. ROSANNE MARIE MULLIGAN Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Student Council, First Vice-President; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association, Recording Secretary, Fund Raising Chairman, Nominat- ing Committee, Delegate to State Convention; Federated Student Government, Treasurer; Chairman of Mardi Gras Dance; Co-Chairman of Class Picnic; Co-Chairman Recruitment Tea; Card Party Committee; Student-Faculty Alumni Luncheon Committee; Junior- Senior Dinner Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. EILEEN MARY NOLAN Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Cell Leader, Executive Board, Good Shep- herd Committee; Student Council, Delegate; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Associa- tion; Sophomore Class, President; Junior Class, Presi- dent; Student Faculty-Guidance Council; Setonette, Reporter; Co-Chairman Sophomore Dance; Co-Chair- man Freshman Initiation; Co-Chairman Sophomore Class Picnic; Prom Committee; Card Party Committee. NORAH M. NOONAN Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Executive Board; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Senior Class, Vice-President; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. GENEVIEVE M. O’FLAHERTY Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. CLAIRE A. OSTIGUY Bachelor of Science General Nursing FRANCES ANN PANZARINO Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. CHRISTINA PAVLICK Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association; Co- Chairman of Junior Ring Dance; Mardi Gras Dance Committee; Federated Fall Frolic. A. VALERIE D. PISZEL Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. NOEL MARIE PRITCHARD Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Student Council, Corresponding Secretary, Second Vice-President, President; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Federated Student Government, Delegate; Freshman Class, Vice- President; Chairman of Student Council Dance; Chairman of Orphan’s Christmas Party; Chairman of Student-Faculty Christmas Party; Convocation Day Committee; Annual Card Party-Fashion Show; Federated Fall Frolic; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. MARY MARCELLA REUBELT Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Orphan’s Christmas Party Committee. HELEN L. RICHARDSON Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARGARET JACQUELINE ROANE Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Stu- dent Nurses’ Association; Mardi Gras Dance Com- mittee; Junior Ring Dance Committee; Capping Reception Committee; Card Party Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Federated Fall Frolic. HILDA GRACE RODRIGUES Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Seton Call, Reporter; Student Council, Representative for N.J.S.S.N.A.; Women’s Glee Club, Secretary, Vice-President, Chairman of By-Laws Com- mittee; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association, President, District “A” President, Advisor to District “G,” District Nominating Committee; Freshman Class, By-Laws Committee; Setonette, Reporter, Copy Editor; 1962 Galleon, Assistant Editor; Junior Class, Vice-President; Chairman of Junior Ring Dance Com- mittee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. ANITA MARIE ROMANI Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Corresponding Secretary; Student Council, Senior Class Representative; New Jersey State Stu- dent Nurses’ Association; Junior Ring Dance Com- mittee; Student-Faculty Alumni Luncheon Committee; Good Shepherd Committee; Basketball Team; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JUDITH ANNE RUCKSTUHL Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association; Women’s Glee Club; Federated Student Government; 1962 Galleon, Division Associate Editor. BEATRICE CLARE SALMIERI Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Student Council, Glee Club Representative; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association; Annual Fashion Show-Card Party Committee; Mardi Gras Dance Committee; Junior Dance Committee; Junior-Senior Dinner Committee Chairman; Federated Fall Frolic; Chairman of Cake Sale; Decoration Committee for Glee Club. JOAN MARGARET SEDLATSCHEK Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Group Leader, Recording Secretary, Vice- Prefect, Prefect; Seton Call, Reporter; Student Coun- cil, Recording Secretary; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Freshman Class, Recording Secre- tary; Marian Committee; Good Shepherd Committee; Chairman Medical Mission Committee; Sodality Dele- gate to S.C.L.A. Junior Ring Dance Committee; Usher for Capping; Chairman, Student-Faculty Luncheon; Card Party-Fashion Show; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. FOROUGH SHAFII Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association, Treasurer; Federated Student Government; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. ELLEN WACHS STONE Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Federated Fall Frolic; Class Trip, Chairman; Ring Dance Committee; Student-Faculty Guidance; 1961 Junior Mixer, Chairman; Orphans’ Christmas Party; N.J.S.S.N.A. ; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. TONI JEANNE SULLIVAN Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. JOANNE E. SWEENEY Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Chairman of Marian Committee; Student Council, Sophomore Representative; Women’s Glee Club, Treasurer; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Co-Chairman of Senior Prom; Chairman of Senior Class Trip; Federated Fall Frolic; Junior Ring Dance Committee; Card Party Committee; N.J.S.S.N.A. Talent Show; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. SISTER M. DOLORITA TAYLOR Bachelor of Science General Nursing MILDRED G. TEDESCO Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association. DOROTHY THERESA TROESCH Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality, Historian; New Jersey State Student Nurses Association; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Ring Dance Committee; Marian Committee; Medical Mission Committee; Student-Faculty Alumni Luncheon Committee; District “A” Talent Show Committee. TOBE JANE VELLA Bachelor of Science General Nursing MARYELLEN R. WALSH Bachelor of Science Basic Professional Nursing Sodality; Women’s Glee Club; New Jersey State Student Nurses’ Association; Guidance Council, Repre- sentative; Junior Dance Committee; Mardi Gras Dance Committee; Federated Fall Frolic. DOROTHY R. WOOD Bachelor of Science General Nursing Professional Nurses Association; Federated Student Government. CHRISTINE ROSE YORIO Bachelor of Science General Nursing Women’s Glee Club; N.J.S.S.N.A.; Student Repre- sentative to Guidance; Uniform Committee; Hawaiian Holiday Dance Decoration, Chairman; Mardi Gras Dance Ticket Committee, Chairman. AUDREY CATHERINE ZAISER Bachelor of Science General Nursing THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ELVIN ROBERT AUSTIN Bachelor of Science Accounting RICHARD J. BACHEFSKI Bachelor of Science Management ANTHONY JOSEPH BADWAY Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club, Chairman and Founder Accounting Library, Secretary, President; Alpha Kappa Psi, Publicity Director, Professional Business Chairman, Master of the Ritual, Pledge Master; Finance As- sociation; National Student’s Association, Co-ordinator; Setonian Film Society, Corresponding Secretary; In- tramurals; Veterans Club, Secretary, Chairman Dinner Committee; Sophomore Blazer Ball; Publicity Co- Chairman; Career Day Dinner Committee, Chairman; Freshman Elections, Co-Chairman; Graduate Scholar- ship Office, Secretary; Who’s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. WILLIAM J. BARTLETT Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN DEAN BATTAGLIA Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; French Club; Knights of Setonia. SAMUEL BAURKOT Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association, Vice-President; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. GRAFTON D. BELL, JR. Bachelor of Science Management ARTHUR SIDNEY BERGEN Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; R.O.T.C. Band; S.A.M.; Intramurals. AARON BERNSTEIN Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club, Student Council Representative; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Golf; Soccer; Tennis; Intramurals. MARTIN W. BEYER Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Finance Association; R.O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia. RODNEY T. BIRD Bachelor of Science Economics Economics Club, President; Student Council, Repre- sentative; Young Americans For Freedom, Presi- dent. HARRY P. BANKER Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. MICHAEL R. BARCH Bachelor of Science Management Management Club; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club, Co-Chairman; Bowling Club, Chairman; Junior Prom Committee. JOSEPH BARNET Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Marketing Club. HARRY E. BOERGER, JR. Bachelor of Science Management GEORGE ROBERT BODNAR Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; R.O.T.C.; Rifle Team; Pershing Rifles; Intramurals. HARRY BOGUSH Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Bowling Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee. JOHN A. BOLKO Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANK M. BOLEN Bachelor of Science Finance Booster Club; Finance Association; Setonian Business Manager; Young Americans For Freedom; Knights of Setonia, Assistant Commander; Intramurals. WILLIAM BONANNI Bachelor of Science Accounting JEROME C. BONGIOVANNI Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia; Baseball, 58- 59. EDWIN JOSEPH BORRAS Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Finance Association, President, Student Council Representative; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Hazing Committee; Freshman Dance Decoration Committee. CHARLES G. BOTT Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; R.O.T.C., Rifle Team; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. DONALD R. BOVENZI Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia. GERALD J. BRESLAUER Bachelor of Science Economics THOMAS E. BREWSTER Bachelor of Science Management Booster Club, Vice-President; Finance Association; National Students Association, Delegate; Setonian Film Society; S.A.M., President; Student Council, Club Representative; Intramurals; Junior Class, Ring Com- mittee. HAROLD BROCCOLETTI Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Knight 9 of Setonia; Intramurals. PAUL BUCKLEY Bachelor of Science Marketing Accounting Club; Booster Club; Finance Association; Galleon; Marketing Club; National Students Associa- tion; Scholarship Club; Setonian; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ROGER J. BURKE Bachelor of Science Accounting S.A.M. STANLEY C. BURKE, JR. Bachelor of Science Marketing Alpha Kappa Psi, Secretary; Booster Club; Marketing Club; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Track; In- tramurals; Senior Dance, Publicity Committee; Senior Prom, Publicity Committee. ROGER JOSEPH BURNS Bachelor of Science Management S.A.M., Secretary; Knights of Setonia; Ice-Skating Club, Treasurer. LEONARD ERWIN BURST Bachelor of Science Management Accounting Club; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; In- tramurals; Ice-Skating Club, Instructor. ALBERT THOMAS CABRAL Bachelor of Science Accounting Student Council; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo; Account- ing Club; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Bowling PATSY GERARD CAGGIANO Bachelor of Science Marketing Alpha Kappa Psi, Publicity Director; Booster Club; Marketing Club; R.O.T.C.; Scholarship Club, Radio Publicity Director; S.A.M.; Secretary; Student Coun- cil Representative; Knights of Setonia; Triphibian Guard, First Lieutenant. ANTHONY JOSEPH CAPONE Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Hazing Committee; Triphibian Guard. ROBERT ALLAN CARRIERI Bachelor of Science Marketing Alpha Kappa Psi, Chaplain; Booster Club; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Hazing, General Chairman; Class Treasurer, 62. GEORGE THOMAS CASSIDY Bachelor of Science Management S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. THOMAS JOSEPH CASSIDY Bachelor of Science Marketing RALPH J. CAVALLO Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; R.O.T.C.; Triphibian Guard; Military Ball, Decorations Committee. MICHAEL A. CERRETA Bachelor of Science Management RONALD ROY CHEREP Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles; Scholarship Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ANTHONY CIAVATTA Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. PATSY ANTHONY CICALESE Bachelor of Science Management Booster Club; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals. ARTHUR G. CIELO, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting Booster Club; R.O.T.C.; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals. JOHN M. CIERPIAL Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; R.O.T.C. Pershing Rifles; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOHN CORNELIUS CLARK Bachelor of Science Accounting Senior Class, Treasurer; Galleon; Accounting Club, Treasurer; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Basket- ball Team, Assistant Scorekeeper; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American- Uni- versities and Colleges. THOMAS ANDREW CLARKE Bachelor of Science Management Booster Club; R.O.T.C.; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOSEPH CLOIDT Bachelor of Science Marketing Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Track. JOSEPH T. CORBY Bachelor of Science Marketing Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Hazing Committee. WILLIAM J. COWLEY Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH CULLOO Bachelor of Science Accounting VINCENT JOSEPH CUPO Bachelor of Science Management ALAN BARRY CUPPLES Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; R.O.T.C. Officers Club. EDWARD G. DAVIN, III Bachelor of Science Finance WILLIAM DAVIS Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia. FRANK A. DEERING Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Marketing Club; National Students Association; S.A.M.; WSOU; Knights of Setonia; In- tramurals. THOMAS DELANEY Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Economics Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society. ROBERT JOHN DELLA PENNA Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Dramatic Workshop; National Students Association; Ski Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Junior Ring Committee, Chair- man; Junior Prom, Chairman. VINCENT S. DeMARIA Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club. LEONARD J. DESIDERIO Bachelor of Science Management N.E.A. JAMES P. DEVINE Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia. LOUIS JOSEPH DINICE Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club. LORETTA M. DOBROWOLSKI Bachelor of Science Accounting JAMES J. DONELAN Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; R.O.T.C.; Rifle Team; Pershing Rifles; Staff Pledgemaster; Knights of Setonia; In- tramurals. ROBERT J. F. DONOHUE Bachelor of Science Economics Booster Club; Economics Club, Secretary; Ski Club, Secretary; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. LAWRENCE L. D’ONOFRIO Bachelor of Science Finance RAYMOND J. DOUGLASS Bachelor of Science Management Student Council; The Hall’s Echo; Management Club, JOHN F. DUFFY Bachelor of Science Management JOHN STEPHEN EBNER, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting Student Council, Vice-President ' ; Sophomore Class, Vice-President; Galleon; Accounting Club, President; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Basketball Team; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. WALTER JOSEPH FARLEY, JR. Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Dance Committee; Prom Committee. FRANK A. FARRELL Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOSEPH ANTHONY FERRARO Bachelor of Science Management Center of Italian Culture; Setonian Film Society; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia. DAVID A. FINIZIO Bachelor of Science Marketing JAMES J. FITZPATRICK, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting A.E.M. JAMES J. FLYNN Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals;’ Student Council Representative, 58- 59; Class Secre- tary, 59-’60; Freshman Hazing Committee. JOHN J. FOERST, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Intramurals. NICHOLAS A. FRANCO Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Chess Club; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia. JOSEPH FREDA, JR. Bachelor of Science Management WILLIAM P. FREITAG Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; R.O.T.C., Pershing Rifles, Finance Officer; Knights of Setonia. HENRY FURCH Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association: Varsity Club; Basketball; Base- ball. RONALD A. GADUS Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club, Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Kappa Psi; Economics Club; National Students As- sociation; R.O.T.C.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. GEORGE F. GAFFNEY Bachelor of Science Marketing FRANK J. GAUDIOSO Bachelor of Science Finance Booster Club; Economics Club; Finance Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. HUBERT A. GAUL, JR. Bachelor of Science Management Varsity Club; Golf. LOUIS D. GENOVESE Bachelor of Science Accounting Triphibian Guard. ROCCO L. GILIO Bachelor of Science Finance EMMANUEL J. GONZALES Bachelor of Science Management ROBERT EDWARD GORDON Bachelor of Science Management National Students Association; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia. ANTHONY GRANDE Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Marketing Club. KARLHEINZ S. GROSS Bachelor of Science Marketing Varsity Club; Track. EDWARD W. GRYGO, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Brownson Society; Glee Club; Phi Beta Sigma; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team; Philosophy Club, Treasurer; Intramurals; 1962 Galleon, Business Manager. JOSEPH G. GRYSKO Bachelor of Science Management ARTHUR T. HAAST Bachelor of Science Accounting R.O.T.C. Officers Club; Triphibian Guard; Intramurals; Bowling Team. JOSEPH J. HACK Bachelor of Science Finance Booster Club; Economics Club; Finance Association; Knights of Setonia; Triphibian Guard. WILLIAM DEE HADASH Bachelor of Science Accounting EDWARD JOSEPH HALL Bachelor of Science Finance Booster Club; Finance Association; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Basketball, Head Manager; Base- ball, Head Manager; Physical Education Club. JAMES JOSEPH HANNAGAN Bachelor of Science Finance Booster Club; Economics Club; Finance Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. WILLIAM E. HEAVER Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Triphibian Guard. RONALD ANTHONY HEIMALL Bachelor of Science Finance Booster Club; Economics Club; Finance Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. OMELAN HELBIG Bachelor of Science Economics Economics Ciub; Pershing Rifles; Experimental Opera Company — SHU . DAVID M. HENN Bachelor of Science Accounting Booster Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. WAYNE JOHN HOCK Bachelor of Science Marketing Alpha Kappa Psi; Economics Club; Marketing Club; R. O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia. THOMAS HOLOVAG Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Economics Club; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. STEPHEN A. HORVATH Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Junior Prom Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JOHN J. HYNES Bachelor of Science Marketing ANTHONY JAMES INNAMARATO Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Marketing Club; Pershing Rifles; S. A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Sophomore Hazing Committee. LESLIE P. JOHNSON Bachelor of Science Economics Economics Club; Finance Association. GEORGE KALOSIEH Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Bowling Club. JAY H. KAPLAN Bachelor of Science Accounting ATHANASIA KATSAFADOS Bachelor of Science Management ROBERT P. KENNEDY Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club, Vice-President; Alpha Kappa Psi, Student Council Representative, Treasurer, President; National Students Association; N.F.C.C.S., Third Delegate; R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles; Drill Team; Stu- dent Council; Knights of Setonia; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JAMES A. KIMBELL Bachelor of Science Management WILFRED E. KNOTHE, JR. Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia. WILLIAM J. KOECK Bachelor of Science Management Alpha Kappa Psi, Committee Chairman, Purchasing Agent; S.A.M., Treasurer; Knights of Setonia; Intra- murals; Ice Skating Club, President. EDWARD H. KOOR Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Glee Club; National Students Association; Scholarship Club, Secretary; Golf; Intramurals; American Accounting Association. LARRY KRAUS Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club. RICHARD C. KRYNICKI Bachelor of Science Management PHILIP LABASI Bachelor of Science Management R.O.T.C. Rifle Team; Pershing Rifles; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Treasurer; WSOU, Radio Debate. JOSEPH S. LAKATOS Bachelor of Science Marketing Academy of Science; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia. LOUIS LaMEDICA Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club. JOSEPH R. LARSEN Bachelor of Science Management GEORGE EDWARD LEAHY Bachelor of Science Management Setonian; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia. ROBERT T. LEHMAN Bachelor of Science Management Student Council. RICHARD LEONE Bachelor of Science Accounting R. O.T.C.; Setonian; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Triphibian Guard, Commander. ROBERT A. LEPIS Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. WAYNE LISA Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Literary Club; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals, Captain. ANGELO LIVECCHI Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Marketing Club, Vice-President; Presi- dent’s Spring Concert, Ticket Promoter; Philosophy Club. FRANCIS P. LYONS Bachelor of Science Management JAMES P. McANDREW Bachelor of Science Economics ROBERT RICHARD MC CABE Bachelor of Science Management Charles c. McCarthy Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi, Student Council Representative; Booster Club; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Hazing Committee. ROBERT GRAY McCORMICK Bachelor of Science Economics CHARLES M. MC DONOUGH Bachelor of Science Management THOMAS McFADDEN Bachelor of Science Management Alpha Kappa Psi, Warden; Booster Club; S.A.M., Vice-President; Student Council, Club Representative; Young Americans For Freedom; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Junior Prom Committee. TERRENCE A. McGOVERN Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. PAUL R. McHALE Bachelor of Science Accounting S. A.M. DONALD FRANCIS McHORNEY Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Knights of Setonia. JAMES McHUGH Bachelor of Science Marketing Dramatic Workshop; Literary Club; Setonian, News Editor; Setonian Film Society; WSOU; Queen of Campus, Dance Committee. thomas l. McIntosh Bachelor of Science Management A.E.M., Chairman, Programs Committee and Member- ship Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. CLEMENT C. MADDEN Bachelor of Science Accounting MICHAEL H. MADDOLIN, JR. Bachelor of Science Management MICHAEL MALTZMAN Bachelor of Science Finance Accounting Club; Finance Association; Intramurals. MATTHEW E. MARK Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; French Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; Intramural Bowling. MICHAEL G. MARK Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; French Club; N.F.C.C.S.; R.O.T.C. Officers Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramural Bowling; University Bowling Team. FRANK LEWIS MASULLO Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. PAUL G. MAURER Bachelor of Science Accounting Sodality; Intramural Softball; Intramural Bowling; Accounting Club. FELIX C. MELLENO Bachelor of Science Finance Alpha Kappa Psi Alumni Secretary; Finance As- sociation. FRANKLYN P. MENTO Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Center of Italian Culture; Finance Association; National Students Association; Setonian Film Society; WSOU; American Institute of Ac- countants; American Accounting Association. VINCENT MEROLA Bachelor of Science Marketing EDWARD MESHINSKY, JR. Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club, Secretary; Marketing Club; N.F.C.C.S.; R.O.T.C., Pershing Rifles; Scholarship Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Decoration Committee; Junior Dance, Military Ball. GEORGE T. MOFFATT Bachelor of Science Marketing 1960 Galleon; Setonian, News Editor, Editor-in-Chief; Student Council, Setonian Representative; WSOU, Classical Record Librarian; Publicity Co-Chairman, Sophomore Dance; Publicity Chairman, Junior Dance; Arrangements Chairman, Queen of the Campus Dance 1961; Triphibian Guard; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. ROBERT MONAHAN Bachelor of Science Economics Economics Club, Vice-President; Mathematics Club; Scholarship Club; Intramurals. PHILIP MONETTI Bachelor of Science Economics Alpha Kappa Psi; Economics Club; Pershing Rifles; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOHN P. MOORE Bachelor of Science Management N.F.C.C.S.; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ROGER V. MOORE Bachelor of Science Accounting Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ROBERT L. MOOREHEAD Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Finance Association, Student Coun- cil Representative; R.O.T.C.; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. COSIMO JAMES MOSCA Bachelor of Science Accounting JOSEPH L. MOURIDY Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN P. MULKERIN Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia. CHARLES MULVENNA Bachelor of Science Management MARTIN F. MURPHY Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOHN MURRAY Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Setonian; Intramurals. JOHN P. MURRAY Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Finance Association; Knights of Setonia. VINCENT NAVARRO Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Triphibian Guard. PAUL EDWARD NEUBELT Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Glee Club, Student Council Repre- sentative; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. DANIEL A. NICHOLS Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Bowling Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Christmas Dance Committee. RICHARD MICHAEL NUMAINVILLE Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association, Treasurer; Marketing Club; Scholarship Club; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Dance, Decoration Committee; American Finance Association, S et-Up Committee 59. WILLIAM E. OBSCHERNING Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia; Young Student Democrats. DAVID JOSEPH O’CONNOR Bachelor of Science Economics Economics Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia. GERARD J. O’CONNER Bachelor of Science Marketing Alpha Kappa Psi, Social Chairman; Booster Club; Marketing Club, Secretary, 60- 61, President, 61- ’62; S.A.M., Vice-President, 60- 61 ; President’s Spring Concert, Committee Chairman. WILLIAM ODELL Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Baseball; Intramurals; Sophomore Hazing Committee; Senior Prom Committee. TURNER O’NEAL, JR. Bachelor of Science Economics Literary Club, Student Council Representative; Brown- son Society; Economics Club; National Students Association; R.O.T.C. Officers Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian; Knights of Setonia. PHILIP THOMAS O’NEILL Bachelor of Science Management N.F.C.C.S.; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. RICHARD J. O’NEILL Bachelor of Science Management N.F.C.C.S., National: Executive Vice-President, Ob- server International Catholic Student Organization, Delegate Young Adult Council: Chairman Committee on Membership, Procedures Committee, International Affairs Committee, Exchange Committee. Regional: President, Second Vice-President, National Council Delegate, Chairman 1961 International Catholic Stu- dent Colloquium, Young Adult Council Committee. Campus: Senior Delegate, Junior Delegate, Chairman Marriage Lecture Series. Finance Association, Trea- surer, Chairman 1961 Banquet; International Rela- tions Club; National Students Association; Phi Beta Sigma; Setonian; S.A.M.; President; Student Council, Chairman 1961 Banquet; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. SEYMOUR ORLOWSKY Bachelor of Science Economics JOSEPH A. OROSZ Bachelor of Science Accounting ROBERT PACCA Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club, Secretary; Basketball Team. ROBERT PARILLO Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Scholar- ship Club; Intramurals; Decorating Chairman, Junior Dance. RONALD PELECK Bachelor of Arts Accounting Accounting Club. LEONARD L. PETERSON Bachelor of Science Management THOMAS J. PETERSON Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Tennis Team; Intramurals. DANIEL PETER PIETRUSKA Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Intramurals. JOSEPH A. PIGNATO Bachelor of Science Management Accounting Club; Economics Club; Finance Associa- tion; Marketing Club; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. J. DAVID PORZIO Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ANTHONY POTUTO Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club. EDWARD F. POWERS Bachelor of Science Management JOHN DAVID PRICKEN Bachelor of Science Accounting Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Mathematics Club; R.O.T.C. Officers Club; Knights of Setonia. MICHAEL J. QUIGLEY Bachelor of Science Finance Booster Club, Treasurer, President; Finance As- sociation, Student Council Representative; 1962 Galleon, Sports Editor; National Students Association; N.F.C.C.S.; Phi Beta Sigma, Secretary; Intramurals, Assistant Director; Pep Rally Dance, Co-Chairman 59, Chairman 60. ROBERT J. QUINN Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles, Public Information Officer; Setonia, Advertising Manager; S.A.M., Public Relation Chairman; Student Council, Pershing Rifles Representative; Knights of Setonia, Communicant; Invitations Chairman, Queen of Campus Dance ’60- 61; Alpha Epsilon Mu, Business Society. HENRY J. RAKOWIECKI Bachelor of Science Accounting CHARLES F. REHM Bachelor of Science Accounting PHILIP JOHN REILLY Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; In- tramurals. WILLIAM B. REILLY Bachelor of Science Marketing Setonia Conservative Club. LAWRENCE F. RENNER Bachelor of Science Marketing Booster Club; Marketing Club; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JAMES J. RIORDAN Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Setonia, Business Manager; Knights of Setonia; Queen of Campus Dance Committee. JOHN P. ROBERTS Bachelor of Science Management S.A.M., Vice-President, Student Council Representa- tive; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. STEPHEN RODOQUINO Bachelor of Science Finance Center of Italian Culture; Finance Association; Ski Club. GERALD EDWARD ROGERS Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Golf; Sophomore Hazing Committee. DOMINIC J. ROMANO Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Marketing Club; Na- tional Students Association; Knights of Setonia; In- tramurals. MARIO ROSELLINI, JR. Bachelor of Science Management Management Club. JOHN PATRICK RYAN Bachelor of Science Management S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia. JOHN THOMAS RYAN, JR. Bachelor of Science Marketing THOMAS H. RYAN Bachelor of Science Finance HERMAN L. RYDZEWSKI, JR. Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association, Representative; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia. BARTHOLOMEW PETER SARAT Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; R.O.T.C.; Triphibian Guard. EDWARD SCHELL Bachelor of Arts Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; National Students Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. RONALD JOSEPH SCHLITT Bachelor of Science Management Knights of Setonia. HARRY SCHWARZ Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Booster Club; Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. NICHOLAS SESTITO Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Knights of Setonia. LEONARD SIGNORILE Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Baseball. JAMES THOMAS SILVA Bachelor of Science Marketing WILLIAM J. SIRCHIO Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club ; Alpha Kappa Psi, Sports Chairman, Head of Founders Day Committee; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. DONALD PAUL SMITH Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Intramurals. MARTIN V. SMITH Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; Intramurals; Young Student Democrats. T. DAVID SMITH Bachelor of Science Marketing Young Student Democrats. EDWARD ROBERT SOHAYDA Bachelor of Science Marketing Marketing Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Dance Committee; Blazer Ball, Booklet Com- mittee; Junior Dance, Booklet Co-Chairman; Senior Prom, Booklet Co-Chairman. CHARLES ROBERT SOLTES Bachelor of Science Accounting R. O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles; Knights of Setonia; Tennis; Intramurals. ROBERT SPINELLO Bachelor of Science Marketing National Students Association. CHARLES STANCEL Bachelor of Science Accounting RICHARD E. SULLIVAN Bachelor of Science Accounting FRANCIS A. SZYMANSKI Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club. RAYMOND JOHN TALLIA Bachelor of Science Accounting Alpha Kappa Psi; Finance Association; R.O.T.C.; S. A.M.; Student Council; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Tennis, Co-Captain; Intramurals; Statistics Laboratory, Assistant. IRA TEPPER Bachelor of Science Accounting JON TESTER Bachelor of Science Management JOSEPH A. TISCHIO Bachelor of Science Management A.E.M., Treasurer. JOSEPH A. TISCIO Bachelor of Science Marketing KENNETH W. TKACHUK Bachelor of Science Management S.A.M., Treasurer, Campus Co-ordinator; Alpha Epsilon Mu; National Office Managers Association. ARMAND JOHN TORO Bachelor of Science Finance Finance Association; Scholarship Club; Ski Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. PETER P. TROMOLONE Bachelor of Science Finance A.E.M.; S.A.M.; Student Council; Registration Com- mittee; Annual Communion Breakfast Chairman; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. VICTOR L. USCINSKI, JR. Bachelor of Science Accounting JOHN E. VALLE Bachelor of Science Management Alpha Kappa Psi, Historian; Booster Club; Scholar- ship Club; S.A.M.; Knights of Setonia, Commander. RAYMOND J. VALLILLO Bachelor of Science Management Seton Call; S.A.M.; A.E.M., Vice-President; Stu- dent Council, Sgt. at Arms, President; Apostolic Action Committee; Federated Student Government, Delegate, Sgt. at Arms; Ring Committee; Annual Communion Breakfast, Chairman; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. LESLIE VAY Bachelor of Science Management S.A.M. GERARD J. VEZZA Bachelor of Science Marketing RICHARD JOHN VITALE Bachelor of Science Business Management The Hall’s Echo, Sports Editor; Management Club; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Basketball Team. KATHY MARIE WASS Bachelor of Science Business Management Student Council, Secretary; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo; Management Club, Secretary; Ladies of Setonia; Cheerleading; Booster Club; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; W r ho’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. KENNETH J. WEYMAN Bachelor of Science Management National Students Association; S.A.M. ; Intramurals; Skating Club, Vice-President; Corresponding Secretary. DAVID RICHARD WILSON Bachelor of Science Finance Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi, Vice-President; Booster Club, Band Member; Finance Association, President, Secretary; Glee Club, Vice-President, Christmas Concert Chairman; WSOU, Producer; In- tramurals; Freshman Dance Committee; Hazing Com- mittee, Freshman, Sophomore Elections; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. GEORGE E. WIMMES Bachelor of Science Marketing WILLIAM A. WOLFF Bachelor of Science Accounting Accounting Club; Finance Association; Intramurals. RICHARD T. WOODS Bachelor of Science Economics 332 RICHARD B. WRONG Bachelor of Science Finance ' PETER P. YOUNG Bachelor of Science Management S.A.M.; Student Council. THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EDWINA T. ALBANO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Sodality; Seton Call, Business Manager, Feature Editor; S.A.M.; A.E.M.; Women’s Glee Club; Stu- dent Council; Apostolic Action Committee; Federated Student Government, Delegate; Who’s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. GAETANO JACK ANNUNZIATA Bachelor of Science Education Academy of Science; Booster Club; Center of Italian Culture; Dramatic Workshop; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Setonian Film Society; WSOU; Knights of Setonia. SHIRLEY JACQUELINE BAHLMAN Bachelor of Science Education Dean’s List. JOSEPH BELLONTINE Bachelor of Science Education Booster Club; Center of Italian Culture; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Scholarship Club; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Basketball; Intramurals; Student N.E.A. JOHN P. BITTENBINDER, JR. Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Mathematics Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Freshman Dance, Booklet Chairman; Sophomore Dance, Booklet Chairman; Junior Dance, Booklet Chairman; Junior Prom, Co-Chairman; Senior Prom, Chairman. ROBERT F. BREUCHE Bachelor of Science Education Academy of Science; Elizabeth Seton Student Educa- tion Association; N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia. ANGELA MARIE BUONOMO Bachelor of Science Secondary Education JAMES L. BURKARDT Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Basketball. PATRICIA ANN BURKE Bachelor of Science Elementary Education PATRICK ROGER CAPPUCCI Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. ARLENE M. CARRIG Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Student Council. JOHN E. CARSON Bachelor of Science Education Booster Club; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; National Students Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. WILLIAM F. CASHILL Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; R.O.T.C. Band; Setonian; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Wrestling; Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Dance Committees; Sophomore Hazing Com- mittee. AGNES ELIZABETH CLEARY Bachelor of Science Elementary Education THERESA ANN CLEARY Bachelor of Science Elementary Education DENNIS COE Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; R.O.T.C.; Intramurals. PAUL A. COLLINS Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Education Club. ANN P. CONTI Bachelor of Science Elementary Education National Education Association. BRIAN J. CONWAY Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton ' Student Education Association; R.O.T.C.; Varsity Club; Tennis; Intramurals. THOMAS KENNETH CORCORAN Bachelor of Science Education Student N.E.A. JOSEPHINE CORSELLO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education OLINDO R. D’AMADIO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education ANTHONY PAUL DeCONDO Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia. LOUISE H. DI IORIO Bachelor of Science Education Student Council. JAMES F. DiRENZO Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Glee Club; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JO ANNE DONATO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Student Council; Sophomore Class Secretary; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo, Art Editor; Ladies of Setonia; Ring Committee; S. N.E.A.; Booster Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MICHAEL ROBERT EARLY Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Marketing Club; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. FRANK FREDERICK EICHENLAUB, JR. Bachelor of Science Education Chess Club; Elizabeth Seton Student Education As- sociation; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOAN ELLIS Bachelor of Science Elementary Education National Education Association; Sophomore Class Treasurer. JOHN FACZAK Bachelor of Science Elementary Education JOSEPH J. FEDAK Bachelor of Science Education Academy of Science; Booster Club; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Mathematics Club; R.O.T.C. Band; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Sophomore Hazing Committee. ERNEST JOSEPH FINIZIO, JR. Bachelor of Science Education R.O.T.C. Band; Pershing Rifles; Spanish Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. THEODORE ANTHONY FIORE Bachelor of Science Physical Education Booster Club; National Students Association; Press Club; Varsity Club, Vice-President, President; Knights of Setonia; Basketball; Baseball; Intra- murals; Director of Football; Class Treasurer, Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior Years; Physical Education Club. WILLIAM PATRICK FITZPATRICK Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; French Club; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JAMES K. FLANAGAN Bachelor of Science Education Brownson Society; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association, President; Galleon, Co-Executive Editor; Literary Club; Scholarship Club, Vice-President; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Sophomore Dance Committee. CORINNE FRAZIER Bachelor of Science Elementary Education JAMES JOSEPH FUNCHEON, III Bachelor of Science Physical Education N.F.C.C.S.; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. SANTINA GANDOLFO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education VICTOR F. GODFREY Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Student Council Treasurer; Galleon; The Hall ' s Echo; Mindzenty Club; Gaelic Society; Knights of Setonia; Booster Club; Variety Show; Ring Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. ELIZABETH ANN GOURLEY Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Galleon; History Club; Gaelic Society; Ladies of Setonia; .S.N.E.A., Corresponding Secretary; Booster Club; Variety Show. ELIZABETH MARCELLA HARRINGTON Bachelor of Science Secondary Education The Hall’s Echo; Debating Society; History Club; Gaelic Society; Ladies of Setonia; Open Mind Club; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARILYN M. HART Bachelor of Science Elementary Education CAROLE HARTMANN Bachelor of Science Elementary Education MARY THERESA HENYECZ Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Galleon; The Hall’s Echo; Ladies of Setonia; S.N.E.A.; Booster Club; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. ROBERT HERTEL Bachelor of Science Physical Education Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. DANIEL J. HLADNEY Bachelor of Science Education JOHN HOLLENBACH, JR. Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Student Council; Junior Class Vice-President; The Hall’s Echo; History Club; Knights of Setonia; Ring Committee, Co-chairman; Booster Club; Captain, Bowl- ing Team; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. NANCY M. INCANTALUPE Bachelor of Science Elementary Education RICHARD EDWARD KACZMAREK Bachelor of Science Secondary Education R.O.T.C.; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia. HABEEB ANTHONY KAKATY Bachelor of Science Education Academy of Science; Elizabeth Seton Student Educa- tion Association; Knights of Setonia. KATHLEEN ANN KANIEWSKI Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Ladies of Setonia; Chearleading; S.N.E.A.; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Variety Show; Christmas Dance Committee. HOWARD KATZ Bachelor of Science Education Psychology Club; Setonian Film Society. PHILIP KECMER Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Basketball; Base- ball; Intramurals; Dean’s List. FRANKLIN JOHN KELLER Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Student Council; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Vice-President; 1962 Galleon, Editor; The Hall’s Echo; Debating Society, President; History Club, Chairman; Mindzenty Club; Knights of Setonia; Ring Committee; Open Mind Club; Variety Show, Director; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JOSEPH H. KRASNER Bachelor of Science Education STEPHEN KUDLESS Bachelor of Science Education Booster Club ; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association ; International Relations Club ; Setonian Film Society; Knights of Setonia. JO-ANN THERESA KUNTZEVICH Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Ladies of Setonia; Cheerleading; S.N.E.A.; Booster Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee. ALAN JOHN LANGENUS Bachelor of Science Physical Education Booster Club; Galleon, Sports Editor; Press Club; Scholarship Club; Setonian, Assistant Sports Editor, Student Council Representative; Setonian Film Society; Student Council; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Basketball, Manager; Baseball, Manager; Intramurals, Director; Queen of Campus Dance Com- mittee. PATRICIA A. LAVIN Bachelor of Science Elementary Education ROCCO M. LETTIERI Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Baseball; Soccer; Physical Education Club. DIANE FITZSIMMONS MAC EVOY Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Seton Call, Editor-in-Chief; S.A.M.; A.E.M., Trea- surer; Student Council; Apostolic Action Committee; Communion Breakfast, Ticket Chairman; Freshman Orientation, Co-Chairman; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. RUTH E. MacGRANDLE Bachelor of Science Elementary Education ANN E. MC CLUSKEY Bachelor of Science Elementary Education OLIVE MAGGIO Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Student Council; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo, Assistant Editor; History Club; S.N.E.A.; Booster Club; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. JOSEPH P. MASSA Bachelor of Science Secondary Education CLARICE RENETTE MASTERS Bachelor of Science Elementary Education 1962 Galleon. PHILIP J. MATOSKA Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Student Council Representative; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Student Handbook Committee, Chairman; N.J.S.E.A., Delegate; Speakers Bureau. FRANCINE D. MITCHELL Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Ladies of Setonia; S.N.E.A.; Booster Club; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Christmas Dance Committee. CATHERINE MOTTA Bachelor of Science Elementary Education History Club; Ladies of Setonia; S.N.E.A.; Booster Club. MARY MARGARET MULLOY Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Galleon; History Club; Gaelic Society; Ladies of Setonia; S.N.E.A.; Booster Club; Variety Show. ROBERT NADASKY Bachelor of Science Physical Education Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia Soccer; Physical Education Club. CAROLYN MC GILL NEGGIA Bachelor of Science Secondary Education The Hall’s Echo, Business Editor; History Club, Co- President; Gaelic Society; Ladies of Setonia; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. LOUIS J. PAGANO Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Federated Student Government, President; Sophomore Class President; The Hall’s Echo; Editor, History Club; S.N.E.A.; Open Mind Club; Bowling Club; Variety Show; Co-Director; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JOAN PALANGI Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Galleon; Ladies of Setonia; Ring Committee; S.N.E.A.; Junior Prom Committee. WALTER A. PAVLIK Bachelor of Science Education Booster Club; Scholarship Club; Setonian; Knights of Setonia; Iniramurals. ROBERT WILLIAM PENDER, III Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Glee Club; Knights of Setonia. JOHN PESANIALLO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Student Council. JOANNE MARIE PETRINE Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Student Council; Galleon; History Club; Ladies of Setonia; S.N.E.A., President; Booster Club; Variety Show; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JUSTIN KATHERINE PLUNGIS Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Women’s Glee Club; A.E.M. JAMES D. PRICE Bachelor of Science Education Booster Club ; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Setonian Film Society; Varsity Club; Soccer; Intramurals. JOY H. RAINFORD Bachelor of Science Elementary Education MARGERY RAMAGLIA Bachelor of Science Education Sodality. WILLIAM F. RHATICAN Bachelor of Science Education Booster Club; Galleon; N.F.C.C.S.; Setonian; Setonian Film Society; Varsity Club; WSOU, Sports Director; Knights of Setonia; Baseball. FRED JOSEPH RICCIO Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Na- tional Students Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. BEATRICE S. RUTHKOFF Bachelor of Science Elementary Education LUCY SALIERNO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education MARIE N. SAVINI Bachelor of Science Elementary Education 3 MARIA E. SZALONTAY Bachelor of Science Education Sodality; Seton Call, Reporter; Student Council, Secretary; Sodality Dance Committee; Freshman Orientation; Communion Breakfast Hostess; Who’s JJ£ho in American Universities and Colleges. ANN FRANCES SCHEUERMANN Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Student Council; Senior Class Secretary; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo; Literary Magazine; History Club; Ladies of Setonia; Cheerleading; S.N.E.A.; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Variety Show; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. ALBERT SENAVITIS Bachelor of Science Education Basketball; Track; Intramurals. „ , —CAROLYN SF,R R AXELLI Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Seton Call, Associate Editor; A.E.M.; Student Council; Apostolic Action Committee; Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Freshman Orientation, Co-Chairman; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. FRANK SILLA Bachelor of Science Education St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. IRENE D. SISLER Bachelor of Science Elementary Education WILLIAM FRANCIS SMITH Bachelor of Science Education Academy of Science; Brownson Society; Chess Club; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Glee Club; Setonian Film Society. STEVEN C. STARK Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Soccer; Intramurals. 334 LENORE STEMPLER Bachelor of Science Elementary Education ARTHUR PAUL STOCK Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association, Vice- President, Regional Representative; National Students Association; Press Club, Vice-President, Secretary; Student Council; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Queen of Campus Dance, Decorations Committee; Junior Prom Committee; All College Conference, SHU Participant; N.J.S.E.A., Delegate. DORIS STUDEMAN Bachelor of Science Elementary Education PHILIP M. St. JACQUES Bachelor of Science Education Chess Club; Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. JOHN TREZ Bachelor of Science Education Elizabeth Seton Student Education Association, Secretary 59- 60; R.O.T.C. Band; WSOU; Knights of Setonia. GERALDINE VASSALLO Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Alpha Epsilon Mu; Student Council; Freshman Dance Chairman; Sophomore Class Secretary. WILLIAM P. VERDON Bachelor of Science Education Forum; French Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian; Ski Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals. MICHELLE THERESA WAWRZONKIEWICZ Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Sodality; Women’s Glee Club; Freshman Class, President. KATHRYN ANN WENK Bachelor of Science Education RICHARD L. WHI TE Bachelor of Science Education Naffonal Stude nt Associ ation; Setonian Film— Society, Student— e 5uncu Representative; Student Ctfcjneil, Parliamentarian; Varsity Club; Knights of Setonia; Intramurals; Swimming Team, Co-Captain. RUTH F. WIDOWS Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Sodality; Student Council; N.E.A.; Women’s Glee Club. ANN YUSAITIS Bachelor of Science Elementary Education S.N.E.A.; Booster Club. JUDITH CAMILLE ZISLIN Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Student Council; Galleon; The Hall’s Echo; Ladies of Setonia; Cheerleading, Captain; S.N.E.A.; Open Mind Club; Booster Club; Variety Show.
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