Seton Hall University - Galleon Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)
- Class of 1970
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Their time of peace has been characterized by: Vietnam Ussuri River aos Chicago elgian Congo etroit Berlin Crete Algeria Tibet Cuba Newark Korea Hungary Selma yprus Dallas idonderry lovakia written in terms of battles— their strategies, their results, their heroes, their victims. Man has wasted his Man-ness on schemes based on greed and self-esteem. The resulting balance of terror has raped a once beautiful world. Now men have grown tired of their insane behavior. People clamor for an end to a war. The Liberals weep for peace. The Conservatives rage for it. Protesting students have incurred the wrath of an “older and wiser” generation. The protesters are called Unshaven, Communist, Irreligious, Dirty. Just what has that got to do with the protest? The silence of everyone else has not accomplished anything anywhere. Complacence towards an acknowledged wrong is not a fitting response from the human spirit. That human spirit has an urge to build. Man can make things under the most threatening circumstances. Instinctively he moves to overcome an oppressive situation. Yet the creative flame which wells up from within is much more satisfying than the response to the flames which threaten from without. On occasion we are able to drive back the worldly pressures; the strength of two is not easily broken. The threats from the outside having been deferred, the barriers between us dissolve ■TV T r If J ' • v ' ' 4 Jfflggp n- . • Vi •- . :i in the face of honesty and a shared experience. Attuned to each other, we find joy in becoming as one. This basic contact of one with one stands as a model and foundation for the larger, more complex, more brittle relationships that make up the world. • t vaww k • _ _ k . Ijs lfe ' W: 4- - :A;% . v _-- ■ r nk . ■ ' A £r rj ' s c - , T .•? 7 ' . .. VV fogf ■ ' r . $Pjfc£| mJ s «PfrV v t Tf - rM That world makes “alone” an experience we have little practice in Wrapped in our mad dashes from here to nowhere and back again, we are pressed on all sides by clocks that will not stop and shattered at every turn by shrieking noisemakers. HH RjSnVPnBiCB J The accumulation of our experience is worth little without Hi the knowledge of where it came from and where it pushes us. It is good to look inside and put 1 J. .Li • 4 V: V - ' ' 2 -- r y i F - f yTT ••• 22 m£ fcU r : ’ J • •■ ■ n - « • ' V -flfcfiP • .• . . - . uvr M -«■? . ‘•A • V v, • • 4 1 3 .:• ' . . -• J 1 1 3L l . ! Him j(L • . v y . r - W ' . - .. . ■ r« • This mass of energy called “Me” ought to be directed toward becoming that shrouded creature that the human spirit aspires to be. That development can only take place when we can hear ourselves over the noise and see ourselves through the smoke. That time is full of light and life. No longer afraid to open our eyes, we can regain sight of the beauty that can be found in this place. THE SENIOR CLASS 18 Commencement Day is the goal of four years of work. For some it marks the end of a nightmare , for the rest the beginning of their dreams. 19 20 FRANK JOSEPH ADORNA B.S., Mathematics Education CHRISTOPHER GEORGE ALEVRAS B.S., Accounting VINCENT EARL ALTIERE B.S., French Education DAVID JOHN AMBROSE B.S., Accounting JOSEPH JOHN AMABILE B.S., Marketing 21 JAMES F. AMBROSE BA., Government DAVID CARLSON ANDERSON B.A., Biology SEYMOR L. ANDREW BA., History WILLIAM ANDERSON BJS., Accounting JEFFREY M. ANGELO B.A., Government LAURA MARY ARMENTO BJS., Nursing JAMES VERNON ANNUNZIATA BJS., Marketing MICHAEL EDWARD ANTHONY B.A., Political Science ru tiULAS FRANCIS ARIEMMA BS., Social Studies 22 DOROTHY ARNOLD BS., Elementary Education DENNIS P. ASLANIAN THOMAS RICHARD ARNOLD BA., Biology ALLAN EARL ATZROTT B.A., History WILLIAM A. ASPINWALL B.A., Social Studies ALAN S. ARONS B.A., Government JOSEPH MICHAEL ARVAY B.A., English The pillars of our society. 23 RONALD JAMES BAILEY B.A., Communication Arts HARRY PETER BAISLEY BJS., Business DIANE BAKANAUSKAS B.A., English IRENE BAKANAUSKAS BJS., English FRANCIS ALEXANDER BALUTA B.S., Accounting MARY E. BALDWIN B.S., Elementary Education LAWRENCE JOHN BARATTO B.A., Marketing JEANNE K. BARCLAY B.A., English 24 DORA P. BARNES B.S., Nursing TYRONE J. BARNES B.S., Industrial Relations JOHN ALAN BARONE B.S., Industrial Relations ADELAIDE K. BATELLI B.A., English RICHARD JOHN BEENDERS B.S., Industrial Relations JEFFREY PAUL BEHRENS B.A., Classical Languages ROSE MARIE CAMILLE PAUL C. BENOIT BENNETT B.A., Modern Languages B.S., Elementary Education ANGELA BELLUARDO B.S., Elementary Education JOHN J. BENEDETTO B.A., English 25 JOHN A. BIGOS EDWARD R. BINDER B.A., History B.S., Accounting GERALD A. BERTOLO B.A., Government ROBERT MICHAEL BIAGIOTTI B.S., Marketing AUGUSTINE PAUL BISCARDI B.S., Biology Education 26 CHARLES PETER BLUM B.A., History FRANK WILLIAM BOCCIPPIO, JR. BS., Social Studies Education WILLIAM CHARLES BEYER B.S., Marketing WILLIAM J. BIRARDI B.A., Government “Great dandruff, Mary — I mean haircut!” ROBERT MARK BOCIULIS B.S., Communication Arts DONALD MICHAEL BOCKSEL B.S., Physical Education JOSEPH T. BOLAND BS., Mathematics EDWARD J. BOLCAR BS., Industrial Relations EVERT LEE BONO, III BS., Industrial Relations Acocella receives the punt BARBARA LEE BOONSTRA BJS., Nursing 27 DENISE MARIE BORRELLO B.S., Elementary Education FRANCIS VICTOR BOSCHI B.S., Marketing JOSEPH LOUIS BOSCIA B.S., Accounting ROBERT EDWARD BOUCHARD SUSAN R. BRADDELL B.S., Industrial Relations B.S., Nursing KATHLEEN ANNE BRENNAN B.S., Nursing DAVID NORMAN BRESLIN B.S., Marketing CATHY ANN BREUNINGER B.S., Nursing 28 JOHN PATRICK BRANACACCIO B.S., Accounting RICHARD THOMAS BRENNEGAN B.A., Biology II CHARLES T. BRIDGE B.A., Marketing MICHAEL S. BROWN B.S., Secondary Education JAMES EUGENE BRUGGEMAN B.A., History ALLEN N. BRINE B.A., Communication Arts RONALD A. BROZYNA B.S., Accounting FRANK D. BRUNO B.A., Classical Languages DOUGLAS DEAN BROWN B.A., Economics GARY R. BROWN B.S., Marketing BUI CONG NGHIEP B.A., History ANTONIA J. BUONAGURO B.S., Elementary Education 29 CHESTER THOMAS BURZYNSKI B.S., Psychology CHRISTINE MARIE BUSCH BJS., Nursing DOMINIC J. BUTLER B.S., Accounting MARY K. BUTLER B.S., Elementary Education CATHERINE ANN BYLINSKI B.S., Elementary Education 30 CHARLES JOHN CAES BJS., English V- CHRISTINE MONICA CAMPANELLI B.A., Psychology WILLIAM F. CAFARELLA BS., Industrial Relations Best seat in the house. JAMES MICHAEL CANNAN B.A., Communication Arts THOMAS J. CANNIZZO B.S., Industrial Relations -AWRENCE GERARD CAPRIO B.A., Political Science VITO JOSEPH CAPURSO B.A., Political Science JOSEPH A. CARATENUTO B.S., Industrial Relations CHRISTINE ALICIA CARLSON B.S., Nursing MAURY CARTINE B.S., Accounting DONALD W. CARDONE B.S., Marketing PHILIP D. CARNEVALE B.S., Accounting CARMINE JOSEPH CARUSO B.A., Political Science MARGARET MARY CARNIGLIA B.A., English WILLIAM T. CARROLL B.S., Industrial Relations 32 CHARLES M. CASEY, JR. B.S., Accounting ROBERT M. CARVALHO B.A., Biology RICHARD R. CASCIANO BJS., Finance JOSEPH CASTILLO B.A., Sociology ANTHONY VICTOR CATANZARO B.A., Government ANTHONY FREDERICK CAVALLO B.A., History MARY LORETTA CAUFIELD B.S., Education JOANNE W. CAVAN B.S., Mathematics 33 JOANNE CIARLO B.S., Elementary Education THOMAS J. CIBA B.A., Classical Languages 34 EDWARD JOHN CHIDIAC B.A., Classical Languages JOHN EDWARD CHRISTELL B.A., Classical Languages SHARON ANNE CHAMPION B.A., Nursing SAMUEL CHIDIAC B.S., Education ATHAN N. CHRISTOPHER B.A., English MARY JO PHYLLIS CICALESE B.S., Elementary Education ROBERT MICHAEL CICCARELLI B.A., Psychology JAMES R. CIFELLI B.S., History Education JAMES JOSEPH CIPRICH BS., Mathematics CAMILLO FRANCIS CIMIS B.S., Chemistry JOHN CARL CIRINCION B.S., Accounting KATHLEEN FRANCES CICCONE B.S., Secondary Education MICHAEL R. CIRILLO B.S., History GARY J. CLARKE B.S., Marketing JOSEPH BENEDICT CITRO KEVIN J. CLARK B.A., Classical Languages B.A., Government EDWARD A. CLEMENTE B.S., Marketing WILLIAM P. CLINTON B.A., English JOHN M. CLYNE B.S., Accounting FRANCIS X. COMAN B.A., Psychology GERALD THOMAS CONNOLLY B.S., Marketing DENNIS COLELLA B.S., Biology Education JOHN N. CONFORTI B£., Marketing “What did you think I meant when I said we were going to turn on tonight?” ADRIAN LAWRENCE CONNOLLY B.S., Psychology 36 THOMAS M. COX B.S., Biology Education THOMAS F. CRAIG JAMES WILLIAM CROWLEY B.S., Industrial Relations B.S., Marketing 37 GREGORY I. CRYSLER DEZSO DONALD CSONTOS B.S., Physical Education B.S., Biology Education WILLIE J. DALE B.A., Accounting MICHAEL ANTHONY DaLESSIO B.A., Classical Languages SUZANNE DaCASTO B.S., History ROBERT M. D’ANGIOLILLO B.A., Communication Arts ELIZABETH MARY DAVIS B.S . , Elementary Education FRANCIS JOSEPH D’AURIA GREGORY ALAN DAVIS B.S., Modern Languages Education 38 “Hit me.” JOHN DAVIS B.S., Accounting THERESA ANN DAVY B.A., Psychology PATRICIA ANN DeBIASIO B.A., Psychology MICHAEL JAMES DeBLIS B.A., French Education JAMES MICHAEL DELANEY B.A., History 39 MADELINE HELEN ROBERT DePHILIPPIS DeGENNARO B.S., English B.S., Nursing RICHARD J. DeLUCA B.S., English Education HARRY ARTHUR DELVENTHAL, JR. B.A., History RONALD FRANK DENORSCIO MICHAEL THOMAS DERCZO B.A., History B.S., Social Studies 40 MARY ANN GERMAINE EUGENE L. DeSALVO DeROSA B.S., Biology B.S., Elementary Education VICTOR DiBLASI MICHAEL PAUL DiCOMO B.A., Psychology B A - Psychology WAYNE DISBROW ' BJS., Industrial Relations ROBERT JOHN DiFALCO B.A., Communication Arts PATRICK JOSEPH DIEGNAN B.A., Government VINCENT ANTHONY DiMARIA B.A., Pre-Medical • • • it’s good ole Andy Smith.” JOHN E. DINAN B.A., Biology 41 NOREEN PATRICIA DOLAN B.S., Elementary Education SAMUEL JOSEPH DIXON B.A., History JOSEPH ANTHONY DONATO B.A., Pre-Dental RONALD CHARLES DOLAN B.S., Physical Education PETER M. DOTTO B.S., Accounting PHILIP F. DONEGAN, JR. B.S., Accounting 42 DANIEL P. DOUGHERTY B.S., Accounting CATHLEEN PATRICIA DOYLE B.S., Elementary Education FRANK EDWARD DuBOIS B.S., Accounting ROBERT W. DOUGHERTY B.A., Psychology LLEWELLYN SACHA DUCHRESKY, III B.S., Nursing JOSEPH W. DRAPER NELSON ALLEN DROBNESS B.S., Industrial Relations B.A., History LYNN KATHERINE DUBOWICK B.S., Elementary Education JOSEPH THOMAS DUCHAK B.A., English JOHN E. DOUGLASS B.S., Finance DENNIS RICHARD DRUZSBA B.A., History KATHRYN DUGGAN B.S., Elementary Education 43 FRANCIS MICHAEL DUNHAM B.A., History WILLIAM RAYMOND DURRETT B.A., Biology THOMAS R. DZIUBECK B.A., Economics MARY MARGARET DUNN B.S. , Nursing ROBERT DUXBURY B.S., Industrial Relations BRIAN WILLIAM DUNNE KATHERINE OCTAVIA B.A., Government DURNING B.S., Elementary Educ ation HHHM BARBARA J. EARDLEY B.A., Psychology JOSEPH J. EMMETT B.A., Communication Arts ARTHUR T. ENGELBRECHT B.A., Classical Languages 44 THOMAS JOHN ENGELHARDT B.S., Accounting LAWRENCE J. FAGAN B.S., Industrial Relations THOMAS DAVID FARRELL B.A., Psychology “I could have danced all night.” ROBERT S. ENGLISH B.S., Marketing WILLIAM EDWARD ERBE B.A., Communication Arts THOMAS FALINE B.S., Industrial Relations FRANK B. FARESE B.S., Physics WILLIAM KANE ERRICKSON BS., Accounting KEVIN KENNETH FARRELL B.S., Mathematics Y DANIEL FASKO, JR. B.A., Psychology 45 GEORGE JOSEPH FEBISH B.S., Physics MATILDA MOLA FAVALE B.S., English Education STEPHEN DOUGLAS FEDLAM B.A., Social Studies MARY JO ANNE FIAMINGO B.A., History GERARD C. FERRARO B.A., Biology JOHN RICHARD FINDURA B.S., Physical Education JEROME CHARLES FEINTHEL B.S., Accounting JAMES P. FIDUCCIA B.S., Finance MICHAEL K. FISHER B.S., Mathematics 46 PHILIP ANDREW FINA B.S., Accounting DIANNE K. FLATH B.S., Nursing KATHY FOLTIN BJS., Elementary Education EDWIN LAWRENCE FORD B.A., Classical Languages RAYMOND JOSEPH FLEMING B.S., Marketing NICOLE PATRICIA FLYNN B.S., Nursing PHILLIP LAWRENCE FORGIONE B.A., Classical Languages 47 MICHAEL FOWLER B.S., Education MAUREEN BERNADETTE FRYE B.S., Nursing JAMES J. FUSCHETTI B.A., History CHARLES W. FRASCA B.S., Accounting JOHN B. FURPHEY B.S., Spanish Education JOSEPH ARTHUR GAFFNEY B.S., Marketing ANDREW J. FREMER VICTOR JOSEPH FRESOLONE B.S., Industrial Relations B.S., Industrial Relations With complete confidence in his lightning quick wrist, he waits till the last moment before unleashing his forehand smash. 48 I JOHN JOSEPH GALLAGHER B.S., Marketing RONALD W. GALLUCCIO B.A., History GERHARD JOSEPH GEBAUER B.S., Mathematics THOMAS JOSEPH GERAGHTY B.S., Accounting WILLIAM JOSEPH GIBBONS B.S., Accounting JOHN TERRENCE GLEASON B.S., Marketing JOHN ANTHONY GIEHL B.S., Social Studies Education STEPHEN P. GIOCONDO B.S., Marketing JOHN RICHARD GIGLIO B.A., Government ROBERT JOHN GILLOOLY B.A., History ROBERT PAUL GOECKEL B.S., Accounting RANDALL LEE GLENDON B.A., History 49 SANFORD N. GOLDBERG B.S., Accounting DOROTHY ANNE GRANDJEAN B.S., Nursing KEITH EDWARD GRAU B.S., Chemistry JEANNETTE DOLORES GRABOWSKI B.S., Elementary Education LEONARD BARNET GOLUB B.S., Accounting NANCEE GORDANA B.S., Nursing SILVIA GRASSO B.S., Nursing “No tickee, no washee.” ANITA MARY GRANT B.S., Nursing RICHARD KENNETH GRANT B.S., Accounting 50 1 ' ERNEST DENNIS GRAZIANO B.S., Marketing ROBERT L. GRECO B.S., Industrial Relations JAMES JOSEPH GRAY, JR. B.S., Management GERALD F. GREAVES B.A., Classical Languages “Yes, I’m sorry, but I’ve decided to cancel my • subscription to Newsweek.” FRANK DOMONIC GROSSO B.A., Government ROBERT JOSEPH GRYGO B.S., Accounting RICHARD GULECKI B.S., Marketing JAMES GUNTHER B.S., Industrial Relations JOHN DOMINICK GUMINA B.A., Pre-Medical 51 “Here we are on a riverboat in the middle of the Mississippi, where Ballantine takes on six great beers from the West.” EDWARD JOHN GURAK B.S., Accounting CAROL ANN THERESA GURDAK B.A.. Modern Language ALAN GUTHIN B.S., Elementary Education THOMAS SCOTT HACKER B.S., Accounting MARY KATHLEEN HALLERAN B.S., Nursing JEROME ALLAN HAGGART B.A., Communication Arts WILLIAM J. HALIK B.S., Marketing 52 DENNIS R. HARNEY B.S., Accounting FREDERICA J. HARPER B.A., Psychology “You theenk dees boat can cross dee Baja. Aha!” ROBERT E. HARAHAN B.A., Classics 53 GEORGE PETER HAY B.A., Communication Arts CHRISTOPHER J. HEALY B.S., Industrial Relations WILLIAM THOMAS HEALEY B.A., Sociology KENNETH BENNETT HART B.S., Finance MICHAEL JOHN HATRAK B.A., Biology MARY ELLEN HEISZER B.S., Elementary Education t 54 LINDA ANN HEITMAN B.S., Elementary Education MAUREEN C. HENDRICKS B.S., Nursing BARBARA M. HENTZE B.S., Nursing DAVID J. HESS B.A., Psychology WILLIAM HENDRICKS B.S., Accounting ROBERT PAUL HERALD B.A., English KATHLEEN A. HILLA B.S., Elementary Education MICHAEL ANDREW HENNESSY B.S., Accounting EDWARD GEORGE HENRY B.S., Accounting “He’s no Dan Duryea, but he’s all mine.” 55 ALFRED A. HILTON B.S., Business Administration EDWARD J. HINDS B.A., Classical Languages A young co-ed fathoms the world of Dr. Seuss for her Humanistic Studies project. FAITH ANN HOGAN B.S., Elementary Education THERON JAMES HOLSTAD B.S., Industrial Relations MARY ELIZABETH HOFFMAN B.S., Nursing B.S., Spanish Education NORMAN F. HOLZBERG B.S., Marketing TERRY JOHN HONAN B.S., English KATHLEEN FRANCES HOPKINS B.S., Nursing 56 i 9 s t £ ANNE THERESA HORAN B.S., Nursing KSENIA HORDYNSKY JOHN V. HORNBECK, JR. B.S., Elementary Education B.S., Marketing RICHARD GEORGE HORTON B.A., History I. EDWARD HORWATH B.A., Sociology JOSEPH JOHN HREBEN B.A., Psychology ROBERT A. ISSLER B.S., Economics PETER RICHARD JACKSON B.A., Biology 57 RUSSELL JARGER B.S., Finance WALTER W. JOHNSON B.A., History THERESA ANN JAWOROWSKI B.S., Secondary Education MARY BERNADETTE JACONSKI B.S., Elementary Education PATRICIA BERNADETTE JASWINSKI B.S., Elementary Education ALICIA J. JORDAN BS., English WILLIAM J. JOHNSON B.A., Psychology l 58 SHARON ANN KALLIGHAN B.S . , Elementary Education _ A ANNA BRITTA KANE B.S., Elementary Education KARYA HELEN JORGENSEN B.A., Psychology JOHN JAMES KANE B.S., Mathematics DOUGLAS THOMAS JOSWICK B.S., Marketing DANIEL JOHN KEANE ' B.S., Social Studies Education JACQUELINE CLAIRE JORDAN B.S., Nursing DANIEL M. KALAFUT B.A., Sociology SUSAN MARY JORDAN B.S., Nursing “Hasn’t she run out of dimes yet?” BENJAMIN COLE REISER B.A., Psychology PATRICIA D. KELLER BJS., Nursing BRUCE J. KILLAN B.S., Marketing SUSAN ANNE KING BJS., Nursing MICHAEL A. KIRSCH B.A., Communication Arts HENRY MICHAEL KISSEL B.S., Accounting SUSAN T. KLEBAUR B.S., English Education VINCENT G. KLINK, JR. BJS., Accounting 61 RICHARD LOUIS KLOK B.S., Industrial Relations JOHN WAYNE KLUTKOWSKI B.S., English JERILYNN KOBELKA B.S., Nursing LAURIE KOPACKI BJS., Nursing RONALD JOSEPH KORN1CKE B.S., Marketing GEORGE FRANCIS KORPITA B.A., Government ALFRED CHARLES KOWALESKI B.S., Industrial Relations JOSEPH STANLEY KOZAY, JR. B.S., Economics 62 “Easy A.” GREGORY JOSEPH KROPILAK RICHARD AUGUST KRUEGER BS., Industrial Relations B.A., Psychology JOHN JOSEPH KOZIELEC B.A., History STANLEY MICHAEL KRULIKOWSKI B.S., Industrial Relations ALICE M. KROL B.S., Nursing NORBERT JOHN KUBILUS BS., Physics BENJAMIN JOHN KUKIS B.S., Accounting CELESTE ELIZABETH KUCHNA BS., Marketing JOSEPH KUEHNER B.S., English Education 63 ROBERT W. KUNZE B.A., Classical Languages RUSSELL JOHN LaBRUNO B.S., Physical Education PHILIP ANTHONY LANFRANCHI B.A., Biology JOHN MICHAEL KURLYCHEK B.S., Physical Education THOMAS A. LANGBEIN BS., Accounting RONALD JOSEPH KWACZ FRANK JOSEPH LaBARCA B.S., Mathematics Education B.S., Physical Education COSMO VINCENT LaMACCHIA B.S., Elementary Education JOANNE MARY LANE B.S., English Education ROBERT JOSEPH LANIGAN B.S., Physical Education PETER JOHN LANZI B.S., Marketing JANICE MARY LAPINSKI B.S., Elementary Education 64 MICHAEL WALTER LAPINSKI B.A., Biology JOHN EDWARD LARAMY B.S., Elementary Education ARTHUR LARRO BS., Industrial Relations THERESA C. LARDARO BS., Elementary Education THOMAS WILLIAM LAURA BS., Marketing FRANK JOSEPH LaVALVA B.S., Elementary Education “This is the church. This is the steeple . . REGINA LAYER B.S., Elementary Education VICTOR MICHAEL LAWRENCE B.S., Secondary Education 65 CATHERINE ANN LEARY THOMAS JOSEPH LeJAMBRE B.S., Nursing B.A., Biology RICHARD ADAMS LEONARD B.A., English GERALDINE A. LESSACK B.S., Nursing ARNOLD N. LILOIA TERESA A. LIMONE B.S., Marketing B.S., Nursing DENIS JOHN LENIHAN B.S., Marketing FREDERIC E. LESSER B.S., Accounting ROBERT PASQUALE LINARDUCCI B.A.. Psychology 66 Excuse to girlfriend number 21 : the old high school friend. JULIUS PAUL LOBAI B.A., English GARY LOBMAN BS., Accounting CARL LoBUE B.S., Industrial Relations BARBARA RUTH LIPPEL B.A., History RICHARD STEVEN LISIECKI BJS., Marketing DONALD JOSEPH LoCASTRO B.S., Marketing ALICE LOCKHART B.A., English JOSEPH A. LOFFREDO LAURA LYDIA LoPRINZI B.S., French Education 67 MYRON R. LOWENSTEIN B.A., Communication Arts WALTER A. LOWICH B.S., Mathematics PETER J. LOWRY B.S. , Industrial Relations • . . where students are more than happy to tjulp down a meat and potatoes education ...” KATHERINE DOLORES LUCAS B.S., Elementary Education SUSAN LUPINELLI B.S., History PEGGY LUTZ B.S., Elementary Education ROBERT W. LUTZ B.A., Biology 68 , I 1 THERESA ANNE LYON BJS., Elementary Education VINCENT NICHOLAS MACRI B£., History SHIRLEY E. MAGEE B.S., Biology FRANCINE ELIZABETH MacKERER B.S., Nursing MICHAEL ANTHONY MADDALUNA B.S., Social Studies Education JAMES H. MAGUE B.S., Physics And they want to raise the tuition? RICHARD JOSEPH LYONS GAIL McCARTHY MacFARLANE B.A., Classical Languages B.A., History 69 JOHN PAUL MAHON B.S., Accounting GARY RICHARD MAKUS B.A., Sociology JAMES JOSEPH MALESPINA B.S., Business Management 70 RAYMOND FRANCIS MALONE B.A., History LOUIS MANGANO B.S., Industrial Relations “Pretzels.” JOHN VINCENT MALETTO B.S., Marketing MICHAEL JAMES MALONEY B.A., History FRANK MANNINO B.S., Industrial Relations GUY DONALD MARCHESSEAULT B.A., Pre-Medical RONALD JOHN MARCZEWSKI B.A., Classical Languages JOSEPH RICHARD MASSONE B.S., Industrial Relations LEONARD THOMAS MARCIANO B.S., English Education ROBERT JOSEPH MARROW B.A., English FRANK G. MATTEO B.S., Marketing CRAIG RONALD MARTIN B.S., English ERNEST LUCIEN MASCARA B.A., Government DOUGLAS L. MATTHEWS B.S., Education FRANK W. MAXWELL, III B.S., Marketing 71 SISTER MARY McANDREW B.S., Nursing ROBERT ALAN McBAIN B.A., Classical Languages JOHN FRANCIS McCABE NORAH ESTHER McCARTHY BS., Marketing B.A., Psychology KATHRYN CLAIRE McCARTNY SUSANNE McCARTY B.S., Nursing B.S., Elementary Education MICHAEL FRANCIS THOMAS JOSEPH McDADE McCONNELL B.A., Classical Languages B.A., History 72 “Yes, egg in my beer. So what?” l i thomas a. McDonnell B.S., Mathematics marcia McDermott B.S., Elementary Education BERNADETTE EVELYN McGARRY REV. CHARLES THOMAS McGINN BS., Nursing B.A., Sociology MARY M. McGOWAN BS., Nursing PATRICK JOSEPH McGRATH BJS., Biology Those stag films on the second floor always pack ’em in. ROBERT F. McERLEAN B.S., Marketing JOSEPH MICHAEL McHALE B.A., History DONALD MICHAEL McHUGH B.S., Marketing JAMES JOSEPH McKENNA B.S., Accounting DREYFUS Z. McJAGGER B.S., Library Science Education “Ninety-nine bottles of beer on the wall . . JOHN MICHAEL McKENA B.A., History KATHLEEN M. McKEUWN B.S., Nursing CHARLES PAUL McLAUGHLIN B.A., History, THOMAS PATRICK McNamara B.A., Sociology MARY ELLEN McPARTLAND BS., English 74 MARY ELLEN McMORROW B.S., Nursing KEVIN MICHAEL McSHEA B.A., History RICHARD A. McSORLEY BJS., Physical Education BARBARA LYNN MERCADANTE B.S., Elementary Education WILLIAM McVEIGH B.S., English MARIA CARMEL MEGARO B.S., Elementary Education EUGENE T. MELONE BS., Finance LAWRENCE KEITH MEMMOLA B.A., Biology Overjoyed about you and your Winstons. 75 MARILYN RUTH MILLER B.S., Nursing WILLIAM H. MICHAU, JR. B.S., History Education MICHAEL PAUL MINITELLI B.S., Social Studies EDWARD J. MITREUTER BjS., Accounting ROBERT JOHN MIKA B.S., Marketing FRANCES E. MIRALDI B.A., English KENNETH VINCENT MIELE B.A., Political Science ANTHONY JOHN MINNITI B.A., History KATHLEEN P. MOCLAIRE B.S., Education RAYMOND GEORGE MEYERS B.A., Psychology 76 ROBERT CHRISTOPHER MONTO BJS ., Accounting JOHN A. MONTORIO BA., English GEORGE MARTIN MOJE B.A., Marketing ROBERT PAUL MOORE B.A., Classical Languages CATHERINE ELLEN MORAN BJS., Elementary Education ROBERT KURT MORITZ BS., Marketing RICHARD CHRISTOPHER MORRIS B.S., Spanish Education KAREN JOY TERESA MOSCOSO B.S., Nursing KENNETH CORNEL MOSS BS., Marketing VICTORIA CLAIRE MORRIS B.S., Nursing 77 ROBERT F. MULHERN BS., Social Studies Education FREDERICK MAX MULLER B.S., Accounting PAUL A. MUCHO B.S., English JOSEPH R. MULFORD B.S., Spanish MARY ELLEN MURPHY B.S., Elementary Education 78 j i I I MARYELLEN ELIZABETH MURPHY B.S., Elementary Education THOMAS BARTOLO MURPHY BS., Accounting PETER FRANCIS MURPHY B.A., Communication Arts TIMOTHY V. MURPHY B.A., Classical Languages RUSSELL CARL MURAWSKI B.S., Marketing WILLIAM KEVIN MURPHY BS Mathematics Education THOMAS J. NAGY B.S., Accounting 79 RAYMOND J. NAPOLITANO EDWARD J. MARKIEWICZ PAUL VINCENT NATALE B.A., Communication Arts B.S., Social Studies Education B.A. , Psychology ROBERT JOHN NAZARE B.A . , History MICHAEL FRANCIS NEWMAN LORRAINE BERNADETTE B.A . , Government NOBLE B.S., Elementary Education ALLAN JOSEPH NODES B.A., Political Science MICHAEL DAVID NOLAN B.S . , Accounting 80 LEONARD C. OBERSTAD B.S., Marketing MAUREEN RITA O’BOYLE BA., Sociology J. ANDREW NOLL B.S., Industrial Relations DENNIS W. NORK BS., Accounting ROBERT DOUGLAS NORTHROP B.S., Marketing LAWRENCE R. NOLL B.S., Accounting BRUCE RICHARD NORMANDIA B.S., Mathematics Education JAMES MICHAEL NUGENT BJ$., Accounting ANTHONY CARMINE NORELLINO B.S., Physical Education 81 VINCENT MORGAN O BRIEN B.S., Marketing SHERRY O’GRADY B.S., Nursing SR. KATHLEEN O’CONNER B.S., Nursing DENNIS PATRICK O’KEEFE B.A., Communication Arts DONALD J. OLSEN B.S., Industrial Relations WILLIAM CHARLES O’DONNELL B.A., Classical Languages JOHN E. OLDHAM B.S., Social Studies Education ■ LUCY BAIRD OLIVA B.S., Accounting EILEEN MARIE O’NEIL B.A., History MARGARET ROSE O’NEILL B.S., Elementary Education 82 STEVE PAUL O’NEILL BjI., Communication Arts DAVID JOHN OPALINSKI BJS., Marketing ARLENE ESTELLE ORLANDO B.S., Nursing RAYMOND OSOWIECKY B.A., Psychology KATHLEEN ELIZABETH O’SULLIVAN B.S., Elementary Education ANTHONY FRANK PAGANO B.A., Government ANDREA MARIE PADLOWSKI BS., Elementary Education EILEEN MARIE O’REILLY B.S., Elementary Education LAWRENCE A. OUFIERO B.A., Biology 83 THOMAS JOSEPH PAGLIONE B.A., Biology JOSEPH STEVEN PAPARATTO BJ5., Finance JOHN M. PARA BS., Industrial Relations PASQUALE A. PAPALIA B.A., Classical Languages JOHN WILLIAM PALERMO B.S., Accounting MICHAEL L. PARK B.A., Biology JOHN ROBERT PARKER B.S., Marketing PETER JOSEPH PARENTI B.S., Accounting RALPH THOMAS PATRONE B.S., Marketing RONALD N. PATNAUDE B.S., Accounting SALLY ELIZABETH PARSONS B.S., Elementary Education LOUIS JOHN PASSARO B.A., Psychology 84 ANN M. PAYNE B.S . , Secondary Education VICTOR MICHAEL PEDALINO B.A . , Psychology GERALD JOHN PEMOULIE B.A., Social Studies KATHLEEN T. PEOPLES B.A., Psychology RICHARD JOHN PELLETIER B.S., Accounting MARIANNE LOUISE PEPE B.S., Elementary Education MATTHEW D. PERKINS B.S . , Industrial Relations ROBERT ANTHONY PEDONE B.A., English PETER L. PERCARPIO B.S., Industrial Relations “By the time you get to page 162 T will have suggested that we move this meeting outside.” 85 LINDA SUSAN PERRY B.S., Nursing RAYMOND LEE PERRY B.A., Classical Languages W. GARY PETERS B.S., Marketing DANIEL M. PETERSEN B.S., Marketing THOMAS JOSEPH PERRY B.A., History PATRICIA F. PESCATORE B.S., Elementary Education DANIEL ORLANDO PETTONI BJS., Management KENNETH PHILY B.S., Industrial Relations 86 LEONARD PETER PIETREWICZ, JR. B.S . , Physical Education MARIAN LUCILLE PIRRO B.S., Elementary Education ROBERT H. PODESFINSKI B.A., Communication Arts JUDY MARY PINTAURO B.S., Education MICHAEL GEORGE PIGNATARO B.A., Political Science ARLENE KIELIAN PLATZER B.S . , Nursing LEONARD F. PINTO j B.A., Biology l “Two parts vodka, one part . . WILLIAM N. PLAMONDON B.A., History ANTHONY ROBERT PODOLSKI B.S., Mathematics 87 RONALD POHRIVCHAK B.S., History Education RICHARD T. PORTER B.S., Industrial Relations KENNETH F. POTENSKI B.A., Classical Languages JOSEPH D. PONTES B.A., Government PATRICK JAMES POWER B.S., Accounting ROBERT W. PROVOST B.S., Accounting JOHN POWERS B£., Industrial Relations FRANK J. PROCINO B A., Communication Arts 88 DENNIS GEORGE PRYOR B.S., Marketing GEORGE PULICE B.A., English MARY MARGARET PURKIS B.S., Elementary Education ROBERT MICHAEL PURCELL B.A., Government NICHOLAS ANTHONY PUGLIESE BS., Accounting JOHN RAOUL PYATAK B.S., Marketing LEE JOHN QUAGLIA B.S., Elementary Education “Here they come. More copies of the Italian Tribune News NANCY PATRICIA QUINN BS., Nursing RALPH EDWARD RADICSH B.S., Accounting JOHN A. QUILL B.A., Classical Languages THOMAS KEVIN QUINN B.A., Communication Arts 89 SAM S. RAIA B.S., Accounting CHARLES RAVERTA B.S., Industrial Relations RAYMOND C. REGAN, JR. B.A., English JOSEPH RAKOWSKI B.S., Elementary Education TONI MARIE REALI BS., French Education J. PAUL REHEIS B.A., Pre-Medical 90 DENNIS ROBERT REICHARDT B.A., Psychology KERRY MAGARET REID B.S., Elementary Education WILLIAM MICHAEL RICE, JR. BJS., Industrial Relations KERRY ALAN RICHARDSON B.S., Marketing MARGARET MARY REILLY B.S., Nursing RALPH RICHARDS B.A., Sociology JOSEPH JOHN RIDGWAY B.A., Psychology THOMAS EDWARD RESETAR B.S., Social Studies Education MARIA ANN RITOTA BJ5., Nursing JANE ANN RIZZO BJ$., Nursing ROSTYSLAW W. ROBAK B.A., Psychology EDWARD S. RITTWEGER, JR. B.A., Pre-Medical NICHOLAS P. RIZZO B.S., Marketing ANTHONY M. ROCCO B.A., Political Science RONALD JAMES RIZZO B.A History ANTHONY GEORGE ROBAK B.A., Classical Languages THOMAS ANTHONY ROCCO B.S., Marketing JOSEPH R. ROKOSE BJS., Industrial Relations 92 REBECCA ANNE ROSEN BJi., Nursing HARVEY L. RUBINCHIK B.A., Government JONNY REYNOLD ROSSER B.S., Accounting BEN J. ROTELLA B.S., Social Studies Education JOHN JOSEPH ROZANSKI B.A., Biology RICHARD THADDEUS RYBKA BJS., History Education SHAWN THOMAS ROONEY B.S., Industrial Relations SUSAN R. ROSAMILIA BJS., English Education PAUL KENDLE RUTH B.A., Government JOHN D. RYAN B.S., Finance MICHAEL RYAN B.A., History CHARLES ALAN SAAF B.A., History ROBERT M. SABELLA B.S., Mathematics LINDA ANN SAN FILIPPO B.S., Business Education LINDA SARULLO B.A., English PATRICIA SAUNDERS B.S., Elementary Education HENRY G. SCALFAROTTO B.A., Biology ROBERT JOHN SAFINSKI B.A., Pre-Medical FRANCIS EDWARD SCHACHTELE B.A., Political Scoence BRO. JUDE S. SALUS, O.S.B. B.A., Communication Arts RONALD GEORGE SAWYER B.A., Pre-Dental 94 STEFFI NORMA SCARNE B.S., English Education f RUTH ANN MARIE SCHANTZ B.S., Nursing BARBARA ANN SCHEDLBAUER B .S., Nursing SR. CHRISTINE SCHEIBNER B.S., Business Education RICHARD DAVID SCHIBELL B.A., History GERARD PAUL SCHINSKI BS., Finance PETER JOHN SCHMIEDEL B.A., History PATRICIA ELLEN SCHNEIDER GARY FRANCIS SCHRECK B.S., Nursing B.A., Sociology You can’t believe everything you read these days. 95 GERTRUDE IRENE SCHULTZ B.S., Nursing STEPHEN HENRY SCHULTZ B.S., Physical Education GEORGE R. SCIARRINO B.A., Social Studies Education W LYNN M. SCHUELER B.S., Nursing JAMES CARLOS SCOTT B.A., Classical Languages LOUIS DONALD SCUTARI B.A., Sociology MARY CLIFT SCUDI B.A., English MICHAEL PAUL SEMKO B.A., Psychology NICHOLAS SERRITELLA ANTHONY A. SESSA B.S., Physical Education B.S., French Education 96 WILLIAM JOHN SETARO MARIANN SHADIACK THOMAS SHELUGA BJ$., Mathematics Education BJS., Elementary Education B.A., History ROBERT J. SHERIDAN BJS., Fin ance STEPHEN E. SHERIDAN B.A., Classical Languages ROBERT J. SHERRY BS., Industrial Relations JOHN DOUGLAS SHERWEN, JR. BJS., Biology WILLIAM ALOYSIUS SHERYKA B.A., Biology JOHN E. SHIELDS Bji., Communication Arts 97 WILLIAM FRANCIS SINGLER BS., Marketing EDWINA LOIS SKIBA BS., Nursing WILLIAM J. SKORUPSKI B- S., Accounting YOLANDA ELENA SMITH THOMAS PATRICK SMYTH B.S., Elementary Education BS., Accounting STEVEN HUGH SOBEL BS., Marketing JOHN FRANCIS SHOOSMITH B.A., History CHRISTINE VERONICA SIENKIEWICZ BS., Nursing RICHARD DENNIS SMITH BS., Marketing 98 ROBERT JOHN SOBON BJS., Marketing ROBERT SOCCOL BJS., Industrial Relations STEPHEN MICHAEL SOLOFF BJS., Marketing MICHAEL SPADA BjI., Communication Arts DONNA MARIE ANTONIA STICCO BJS., Elementary Education GEORGE ROBERT STICKLE BJS., Industrial Relations MARIE ANN SORIANO BJS., Elementary Education HAROLD JOHN SPITZFADEN BJS., Accounting HERBERT JOHN STAYTON BJS., Marketing MARYANN ELLEN SOKOL BJS., Nursing 99 MICHAEL J. STONE THOMAS STANLEY STRAND B.A., Government B.A., Biology DONALD CLAUDE SULLIVAN B.A., Communication Arts CARMEN DENYSE STREETS B.S., Nursing VINCENT L. STRIPTO B.A., Government ROBERT JAMES STROZ B.S., Accounting GERALD A. SUOZZO BS., Social Studies Education MICHAEL ANTHONY SUOZZO BJs., Economics GREGORY A. SURMAN B.S., Economics 100 PATRICIA EVE SYGANIEC B.S., Elementary Education SUSAN LEAH TAUBMAN B.S., Nursing GLENDA P. TEABO BS., Elementary Education ROSEMARIE NANCY TAMBURRI B.S., Elementary Education GLENN T. TEGEDER B.S., Physics Education MICHAEL A. TANSEY B.A., Psychology RALPH LOUIS TARTAGLIA B.A., English TANYA THERESA TERRY B.S., Nursing 101 WAYNE L. THRELKELD B.S., English DENIS W. TONER BS., Industrial Relations EDWARD K. TOWNSEND B.S., Accounting JOHN LAWRENCE THURSTON B A., Government LEONARD JOSEPH TORTURIELLO BS., Marketing WILLIAM JOHN TREGER, JR. BS., History PAUL GREGORY TILLMAN BJS., Social Studies Education EMERY ZOLTAN TOTH B.A., History ANTHONY M. TOGNO Bjl., Sociology MARGARET ANNE TOWN B.A., Psychology RICHARD R. TURANO B.A., Political Science JOHN E. TULLY BS., Accounting 102 RICHARD EDWARD TUSHINSKI BS., History Education PHILIP JOHN ULIAS BS., Marketing JOANNE LOUISE URNA B.A., History JOSEPH CHARLES GERARD DOMENIC VELLA VECCHIARELLI g. S ., French BS., Marketing CHARLES B. URNICK B.A., Classical Languages JENNIE VANDER VALK B.A., English MICHAEL C. VANDER ZWAN BS., Chemistry 103 MARY LOU YENIERO B.S., Elementary Education WILLIAM YIYONA B.A., Political Science GERALD JAMES WALSH BS., Economics LOUIS PETER VERRONE BJ ., Industrial Relations PEGGY A. VETH B.S., Elementary Education MICHAEL G. VINCENT BA., Pre-Medical JOSEPH BRENNAN VOGEL BA., English BRUCE ARTHUR WALDMAN BJS., Chemistry PETER PAUL WALENTISCH BA., Classical Languages 104 ARTHUR F. WARNER BJS., History Education MICHAEL R. WARNICK B.A., Biology KATHLEEN J. WALSH B.S., Nursing THOMAS CHARLES WALSH BJS., Accounting VIRGINIA CAROL WEAVER B.S., Nursing STEPHEN R. WECHTLER BA., History PATRICIA C. WECK BJS., Nursing 105 LEWIS A. WEINER B- S., Accounting MARTIN P. WHITE B.A., English LAWRENCE J. WINTERS BJS., English Education MARYJANE C. WEISS B.S., Elementary Education JAMES JOHN WHITEHEAD BA., History WALTER WILLIAM WINTERS BJS., Accounting DENNIS ALBAN WERNOCH BA., Psychology PAUL CHARLES WILDEROTTER BA., Classical Languages ADAM P. WILCZEK BA., Sociology MAUREEN CATHERINE WHALEN BJS., Elementary Education ELIZABETH ANN WILSON BJS., Nursing 106 WALTER JOSEPH WLADYKA BS., Social Studies Education STANLEY T. WLOSEK BS., Industrial Relations THOMAS M. WOJCIO BjI., Psychology DONALD J. WOODRUFF BS., Accounting GEORGE HENRY WOZNIAK BS., Marketing DONALD JAMES WOODRUFF BS., Mathematics HELEN JOAN WUSSLER BS., Elementary Education KURT MICHAEL WOLF BS., Marketing HARRY JOSEPH WUNDER B.S., Marketing STEVEN MARK YESKEL B.S., Accounting 107 ROBERT STANLEY ZAJAC B.S., Marketing CHARLES ZONA B.S., Industrial Relations LOUIS G. ZREBIEC BS., Marketing Would you buy a used car from this man? GEORGE A. ZEPPENFELDT B.A., Psychology WILLIAM M. ZIDEL B.S., Marketing STEPHEN JAMES ZIPKO B.S., Biology Education WHO’S WHO 110 Alan Atzrott if Bill Moss Chuck Zona Sue King Jerry Suozzo 112 Mike Maloney Kevin Finn Denise Frobose 113 114 Joe Vogel 115 Kevin McShea Peggy Lutz 116 J im Scheick Joe Vecchiarelli 117 Paul Tillman Ronald Kornicke Alan Davis Brian Dunne Dora Barnes mm I Mary Ellen McPartland Kathy Brennan 121 Sandy Leonard Steve Schultz 123 ADMINISTRATION VERY REV. MSGR. EDWARD J. FLEMING, S.T.L, PH.D. Acting President of Seton Hall University 127 THE VICE-PRESIDENTS ALFRED D. DONOVAN, J.D., LL.D. V ice-President in Charge of Student Personnel Services REV. THOMAS G. FAHY, PH.D. V ice-President in Charge of Instruction 128 •n - •-: . . wEmBm ROBERT J. De VALUE, B.S. Vice-President in Charge of Business Affairs THE DEANS ROBERT J. SENKIER, ED.D. Dean of the School of Business Administration REV. ALBERT B. HAKIM, PH.D. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences 130 -r-vr 1 npp WILLIAM J. DOERFLINGER, M.A. Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration BERNARD J. STACK, M.A. Assistant Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences 132 MIRIAM F. O’DONNELL, M.A. Executive Dean of the University itfH ft ' i P BERNARD A. DUFFY, M.ED. Assistant Dean of the School of Education 133 the DEANS SR. AGNES M. REINKEMEYER, PH.D. Dean of the School of Nursing JOSEPH G. CONNOR, PH.D. Dean of the School of Graduate Studies 134 AMELIA L. KLEPP, M.B.A. Dean of Women GEORGE LINDEMER, M.ED. Assistant Dean of the School of Graduate Studies 135 Newest member of the Administration— DR. ALBERT S. MILES, DEAN OF STUDENTS Dr. Miles arrived during the summer and was interviewed by CBS News. Messrs. DeValue and Donovan Fathers Horgan and Fahy Mrs. Rathbun and Rev. Hakim 138 139 UNIVERSITY STAFF LEE W. COOKE B.A. Assistant Director of Admissions JOHN F. DELANEY M.A. Counseling Psychologist J. DOUGLAS DEMAREST Purchasing Agent Manager of Administrative Services VERY REV. MSGR. WILLIAM NOE FIELD M.L.S. University Librarian MICHAEL F. ADAMS M.A. Course Advisor JOHN A. COLE M.B.A. Director of Grants and Institutional Research FRANCIS E. BOCCIA ED.M. Director of Student Teaching and Placement JOHN BOTTI LL.B. Alumni Executive Secretary GENE W. COLLINS B.S. Director of Public Relations JOHN J. CONLON B.S. Executive Director Alumni Relations Dean Klepp, upon being informed of the overestimate made on the new girls’ dorm: “Eeeek!” 140 THOMAS E. FINNEGAN B.S. Associate Director of Development MARIE K. FITZSIMMONS University Registrar FREDERICK J. GARRITY M.A. Assistant to the President for University Development MICHAEL F. GILES B.A. Assistant Director of Admissions EDWARD S. HENDRICKSON B.A. Director of Student Affairs REV. JOHN J. HORGAN B.S. Director of Athletics ROBERT B. IMGRUND M.A. Director of Housing O. LAWRENCE KEEFE M.A. Sports Information Director and News Publicist AMELIA L. KLEPP M.B.A. Dean of Women And the curtain in the temple was rent asunder. 141 STANLEY KOSAKOWSKI M.B.A. Assistant Director of Student Affairs University College HERBERT C. KRAFT M.A. Director of University Museum ALICIA M. MAGNUSON Course Counsellor i EDWARD MANIGAN B.S. Assistant Director of Student Affairs REV. JAMES P. McMENEMIE S.T.L. University Chaplain ALBERT S. MILES PH.D. Dean of Students “Well, Dr. Kraft, I’d so like to come and lecture to your class, but I don’t think your school could afford it.” 142 i VINCENT J. MURRAY M.A. Counselor BRIAN JOHN O’BRIEN M.A. Assistant Director of Counseling ' ALPHONSE S. RYLKO M.B.A. Director of Financial Aid REV. HENRY J. SCHREITMUELLER S.T.L. Assistant to the University Chaplain i MARION E. O’NEIL M.A. Dean of Women Paterson College ANDRAS H. POGANY PH.D. Associate Dean of the Library REV. JOSEPH T. SHEA S.T.L. Director of Admissions JOSEPH M. PAQUETTE B.A. Assistant Registrar Paterson College Dr. Miles brought some nifty tricks with him from Cornell. STANLEy STRAND M.A. Director of Placement RAYMOND J. WOLBER Psychometrist HENRY P. WUJCIAK D.E.E. Data Processing Supervisor Mr. Donovan profiles the administration’s point of view for an inquiring student. UNIVERSITY FACULTY DAVID T. ABALOS M.A. Theology PETER GEORGE AHR A.B. T heology ROBERT H. AHRENS, JR. M.A. English KENNETH R. ALLEN B.A. Theology LTC. JOHN O. ALLYN Military Science RUBEN ALONSO PH.L. Modern Languages IRVING ALPERT C.P.A. Accounting AMEDEO AMENDOLA PH.D. Philosophy PAUL ANDER PH.D. Chemistry JOHN J. ANDERSON M.A. Philosophy JOSEPH W. ANDRUSHKIW PH.D. Mathematics , Chairman REV. JOHN M. BALLWEG B.A. T heology DENNIS L. BARATTA M.ED. Education MARY ROSE BARRAL PH.D. Philosophy ELIZABETH BAUMGARTNER, R.N. M.S. Nursing FRANCIS EDWARD BOCCIA ED.D. Education 144 REV. CHARLES BRADLEY Chaplain Paterson Campus PAUL V. BUONAGURO PH.D. Counseling and Special Services EDWARD T. BYRNES PH.D. English , Chairman RAYMOND R. BRENNAN M.B.A. Business Administration ALEXANDER JOHN BUTRYM M.A. English FRANCIS N. CAMINITI PH.D. Philosophy REV. ALFRED V. CELIANO PH.D. Chemistry , Chairman FRANCISCA CHAMPION M.A. Nursing REGINA CIZIUNAS R.N. B.S.N. Nursing REV. HERBERT J. CLANCY PH.D. History K. STANLEY CLARKE MA. Chemistry AMERICO P. COCCO M.A. History and Political Science WALTER J. COHRSSEN M.MUS. Art and Music DORIS LOUISE COLLINS M.A. Nursing REV. EUGENE COTTER PH.D. Classical Languages JOSEPH CUCINOTTA M.B.A. Business Administration “Say the secret word and the duck will come down and present you with a hundred dollars.” 145 “Pretzels!” GERARD J. DALCOURT PH.D. Philosophy LO UIS C. DeCRENASCOL LL.D. Art and Music, Chairman LOUIS DeSIMMONE M.A. English ANTHONY D ’AMATO M.B.A. Marketing JOHN P. DEEHAN M.B.A. Accounting Dean of Business Graduate School GEORGE DEVINE M.A. Theology RUTH C. DAWSON, R.N. M.A. Nursing GLORIA DelVECCHIO M.A. Education VICTOR J. DiFILIPPO M.A. Health , Physical Education and Recreation, Chairman REV. WALTER DEBOLD M.A. Theology NICHOLAS D. DePROSPO PH.D. Biology, Chairman WILLIAM DINEEN LL.B. Business Law iM R. GORDON DIPPEL PH.D. Finance, Director JOHN B. DUFF PH.D. History and Political Science THOMAS A. DUFF PH.D. English WILLIAM J. DUNHAM M.A. History and Political Science $ 0 M ' f L. ETHAN ELLIS PH.D. History ROBERT ESCHBACHER M.A. English GALEN W. EWING PH.D. Chemistry IRVING L. FANTL C.P.A. Accounting 146 DR. WILLIAM FORMAAD ED.D. Speech Pathology and Audiology , Director SR. ADELAIDE WILLIAM FREEL M.A. Education MICHAEL C. GARIFINE C.P.A. Accounting REV. OWEN W. GARRIGAN PH.D. Chemistry VINCENT GEIGER M.A. Education GEORGE GERMANN M.A. Computer Programming CHRYSANTHY GRIECO M.A. English GEORGE GUBAR PH.D. Psychology ERNEST J. HANNIG M.S. Physics BERCH HAROIAM M.A. Economics JOHN R. HARRINGTON M.A. English EDWARD J. HENRY PH.D. Modern Languages Chairman 147 EMIL J. HENSLER M.B.A. Accounting UNA McLEOD HOFFMANN M.ED. Nursing JOSEPHINE IORIO, R.N. M.A. Nursing JAMES E. JOHNSON M.ED. Mathematics LUCILLE ANN JOEL M.A. Nursing ROBERT A. HERRERA M.A. Philosophy JERRY A. HIRSCH PH.D. Chemistry ROLAND F. HIRSCH PH.D. Chemistry THOMAS C. K. HO PH.D. Education PAUL S. HSIANG S.T.D. Philosophy SUI LIN HSU M.B.A. Finance DANIEL H. HUCHITAL PH.D. Chemistry RUTH R. HUTCHINSON, R.N. M.P.H. Nursing Management Science 148 “Well, Gil, it doesn’t tickle if you rest it on your glasses.” JAMES P. KANE M.A. Education FRANK F. KATZ PH.D. Biology BARBARA KAUFMAN M.A. Art and Music GERALD W. KEENAN M.A. English JOHN R. KELLER PH.D. Biology REV. WILLIAM KELLER M.A. History and Political Science “Yes, Dr. Duff, THAT is the question.” MOON UKI KIM PH.D. Mathematics A. PAUL KLOSE M.A. Communication Arts Chairman ELIOT KRAUSE M.S. Biology DAVID M. KRESKY B.S. Mathematics NORMAN LEHRMAN PH.D. Economics REV. PETER F. LENNON PH.D. Theology HERBERT C. KRAFT M.A. Anthropology PATRICIA A. KUCHON M.S. Education ANN M. LEONARD M.A. Nursing STANLEY Z. KRAMER PH.D. Biology HERBERT ALAN KUPFERMAN PH.D. History CALMAN LEVICH PH.D. Physics, Chairman 149 CHANTAL LOMBARDI M.A. Modern Languages DONALD N. LOMBARDI PH.D. Psychology AURELIO LONGARAY M.F.A. Art and Music CHARLES McK. LYNCH B.A. History and Political Science LAWRENCE E. MacPHEE PH.D. English GERARD P. MAGLIO D.D.S. Modern Languages THOMAS P. MAHONEY REV. JOHN MAKOWSKI M.A. M.A. Education Theology SR. MARY CLAIRE MALARKY M.A. Theology HOWARD T. LUDLOW PH.D. Industrial Relations Director JOSEPH F. MAHONEY PH.D. History and Political Science GEORGE S. MANNING M.A. Sociology “Senor Cervantes, deed I haf yoor brodder een class lass yeer?” 150 DONALD M. MARKLE M.ED. Education ALFRED JAMES McNAMARA M.A. English ROBERT A. MARKOFF PH.D. History EDGAR MILLS PH.D. Modern Languages JOHN S. MONTANARO M.A. Asian Studies REV. JOHN F. MORLEY S.T.B. Theology W. SCOTT MORTON PH.D. History and Political Science JAMES McGLONE PH.D. Communications Arts PETER M. MITCHELL PH.D. History and Political Science MARGUERITE MORENO M.A. Education REV. PHILIP D. MORRIS S.T.D. Communication Arts VINCENT V. MOTT PH.D. Marketing , Director They shoot horses, don’t they ? 151 REV. DANIEL A. MURPHY PH.D. Education AARON G. NIERENBERG M.ED. Counseling and Special Services JOAN T. NOURSE PH.D. English PAUL M. OCHOJSKI PH.D. English JAMES O’CONNOR M.ED. Education REV. KENNETH O’LEARY PH.D. English ERNEST V. ORSI PH.D. Biology NAPOLEON PAPALE M.A. Secondary Education JAMES R. PARIS M.A. English LESLIE P. PASTOR M.A. Modern Languages “Yes, Pablo is good, but . . JOSEPH PELUSO M.A. Communications Arts ELVIRA PRISCO Litt.D. Modern Languages HAROLD PETITPAS PH.D. English ROBERT JOHN PURCELL M.S. Mathematics WILLIAM J. RADTKE M.A. Philosophy ANGELA M. RAIMO M.A. Elementary Education GILBERT RATHBUN M.F.A. Communication Arts “Could I please have one of those funny lit tle instruments that J ohn Sweeney bought the other day?” PH.D. Industrial Relations M.A. Theology ALBERT W. REINERS PH.D. Education CLAIRE MIRIAM RONDEAU PH.D. Education PHYLLIS RUSSO M.S. Nursing GUILLERMO SANCHEZ PH.L. Modern Languages EDEN E. SAROT PH.D. Modern Languages MARY H. SCANLAN PH.D. English REV. HENRY J. SCHREITMUELLER S.T.L. Theology FREDERICK SCOTT M.S. Marketing MICHAEL SHEPPARD M.A. Education HIRSCH LAZAAR SILVERMAN PH.D. Education 153 GERTRUDE M. SLANE REV. DONALD C. FRANCIS T. SMITH REV. NEIL J. SMITH M.S. SMITH M.A. S.T.L. Biology M.A. Modern Languages Modern Languages Director of Language Laboratory Sociology WILLIAM A. SMITH, JR. S.T.B. Philosophy ANTHONY J r SONNESSA EDWARD J. SPANIER BASIL W. STECIUK KEITH THOMAS JACK J. STUKAS PH.D. PH.D. ED.D. STEPHENS PH.D. Chemistry Chemistry Classical Languages M.B.A. Marketing Marketing REV. EDWIN V. SULLIVAN PH.D. Sociology, Chairman REV. JAMES B. SULLIVAN S.T.L. Classical Languages MARCELLE THIEBAUX PH.D. English FRANCIS J. SULLIVAN PH.D. Education JOHN D. SWEENEY M.A. English JOSEPH A. TRINGALI Colonel, U.S. Armv B.A. Military Science “Now I’ve said this for the last time, if you don’t tell me where you hid that phone you’ll get the back of my hand so fast !” BRIGITTE M. SYS M.A. Modern Languages ERNEST L. TAMBURRI M.S. Education THOMAS TROYANO S.T.B. Theology KUO YING PAUL TSAI PH.D. History and Political Science 154 “Great Scott, Leigh, the Galleon photographers have tracked you down at last.” JOHN B. TSU PH.D. Asian Studies, Chairman MICHAEL F. VALENTE PH.D. Theology, Chairman FRED FANGYU WANG LL.D. Asian Studies GEORGE J. TURNER PH.D. Secondary Education Chairman BASIL HARILAOS VASSOS PH.D. Chemistry HELEN B. WARRIN PH.D. Education AILEEN WEI M.A. Asian Studies CHARLES WEISS C.P.A. Accounting, Chairman CHARLES M. WEST PH.D. Philosophy GEORGE WHITE M.ED. Education PAUL URSO PH.D. Biology VIRGINIA E. VOIGT M.A. General Professional Education, Chairman DANIEL P. WEEKS PH.D. Chemistry ROBERT W. WILDE PH.D. Marketing EDWARD R. WINANS EILEEN AMY YORK PATRICK ZAFONTE IHOR V. ZIELYK JULIUS ZSAKO M.A. R.N. M.A. B.A. PH.D. English M.A. Philosophy Sociology Art and Music Nursing 155 STUDENT LIFE Three days into the first semester the students found themselves confronting the administration on the steps of President ' s Hall . The hectic pace set that afternoon made the rest of the year seem like a jog. The following pages offer some views of the events that brought us to and followed upon the year ' s initial confrontation. 158 The immediate cause for alarm was explained at a mass meeting to be the President’s Convocation Speech and the ensuing publicity it received in the area newspapers. The meeting drew the usual assortment of people looking for a party. 159 By the next afternoon the issue had been substantially enlarged to include just about everything that could be found wrong with the university. A series of unanimous decisions by the Student Senate set up the mass meeting for later that day. Having had little experience in matters of this magnitude, the students did feel a great deal of pressure. Some began to wonder just what was going on. 160 Some people still could not figure out what was going on. At the meeting it was explained that if the administration would not come to the students, the students would go to the administration. 161 So it was. 162 Students wound up sitting across the table from the Acting President. Everybody asked their questions ; their questions were answered. People are still trying to figure out what went on. And why. THE WAITING GAME One of the favorite activities engaged in at Seton Hall is waiting on line for something or other. Generally these lines are without end and without motion in a forward direction. However, when the line does manage to move forward, it usually moves forward to a sign which reads “Out to Lunch.” “I’m sorry but we can’t help you until you you have been cleared by the Bursar’s Office. Next.” “I’m sorry, but our records show that your bill has not been paid yet. Next.” 164 “I’m sorry but you can’t have your class cards until you go and see Miss O’Donnell.” And while we were in the mood for waiting for things , CONSTRUCTION of the new dining facilities went on for months. 166 ;-4v. 167 By February ; five months behind schedule , the “ Rainbow Forest” was ready for operation. 169 The public debate between MEYNER and CAHILL Meyner and Cahill discuss the groundrules for the debate. Sandy Leonard, Editor of The Setonian which sponsored the debate, and Bob Mote, moderator of the debate, look on. 170 by the congressman’s remarks. 171 172 vSmm 173 OCTOBER S MORATORIUM 176 177 ART GALLERY TEN WHEEL DRIVE DIONNE WARWICK 184 TEN YEARS AFTER 188 R fcv 189 THE CHRISTMAS SEASON gets into swing with the decoration of the Christmas Tree in the Student Center Lounge. 190 THE CHRISTMAS TOY DRIVE 192 193 Santa ' s helpers in disguise , collected, wrapped and gave a mountain of gifts. ■v 194 195 THE CHRISTMAS SKIT 197 198 THE CHRISTMAS PARTY 199 200 The chance to meet Santa Claus lit up faces like Christmas Trees ; and presents to take home kept them lit for quit some time . 201 202 The simplest things can make children happy— a second-hand toy ; a basketball or just someone to hold them. 203 DECEMBER’S MORATORIUM 204 205 DICK GREGORY and VICTOR FERKISS 207 JEAN SHEPPARD and 208 I THE RICHARDS QUINTET 209 VISIT 210 THE GENERATION 212 213 214 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST 215 ANNUAL TUITION-RAISE PROTEST “Out of the east they came — a screaming thundering horde, hell-bent on rape and pillage. Destroying everything in their path, clogging the way with their massed, hairy, multi-colored figures. Our forces could only put up defensive actions; having cleared the path of villagers our outnumbered defenders were driven back to our fortress.” A splendid time was had by all. 216 217 THE PATERSON CAMPUS Major improvements in the physical appearance of the students ’ activities areas have given the campus a slight boost out of its ‘ orphan ” existence. 219 WARM WEATHER GAMES The pitch of activity rises rapidly as the temperature climbs. 220 Boland Hall patio — known as “The Pit” during the water-ballooning season. NIGHT is a daily visitor to Seton Hal Ts campus , except it doesn’t come during the day — because it comes at night. Night came twice on March 7 when the Sun and Moon worked their show . Although this solar eclipse did not reach the spectacular totality we saw on television , it still 224 fascinated all of us. The methods of viewing varied from the naked eyeball method to the old hole-in-the-cardboard trick. Somehow , the latter always made you feel like you were getting gypped. 225 HP ORGANIZATIONS INTERSORORITY COUNCIL 228 Sue King, President; Elaine Osewiecky, Recording Secretary; Joy Moscoso, Corresponding Secretary; Carmen Streets, Treasurer INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Richard Casciano, Larry Baratto, Robert Tobin, Joe Bottitta, second semester President 229 ALPHA KAPPA PSI Mike Semko, Tom Langbein, Bill Corbett, Mike Hennessy, Joe Giglio, Joe Loffredo, Luis Perez, Dave Harsanyi, Kurt Wolf, Ralph Radicsh, Ron Tchorzewski, Vincent Klink, Brian Massey, Mike Pennella, Joe Boscia, Robert Reilly, Bill Mihal, Lou Verrone, Mike Rowicz, Mike Kureczka, Greg Surman, Paul Meringolo ALPHA SIGMA MU ALPHA PI EPSILON (standing) Nancy Emalo, Bonnie Costello, Cathy DePalma, Valerie Partacz, Bonnie Cost ello, Shelley Sloan, Ginny Grosso, (sitting) Miriam Woelfling, Silvana Cammalieri, Lorraine Quintiere, Pat Blauvelt, Carol Costagliola, President Richard Gulecki 231 DELTA SIGMA PHI Bob Tobin, John Giehl, George White, Wayne Hartmann, Mike Magnifico, Nick Calabio, Rod Metta, Bill Hannon, Steve Force, President; Bill Nigro, Barry Massert 1 232 DELTA SIGMA OMICRON 1 William Casey, Bruce Waldman, Robert Nazere, Dan Kalafut, Joseph Stahley, Phil Lanfranchi, Joseph Rustick, Mark Wegg, George Peterson, President 233 THETA DELTA PHI Marie Soriano, Diane Flath, Sally Parsons, Barbara Hentze, Ruth Schantz, Debby Lawrence, Diane Napior, Maria Ritota, Barbara Boonstra, Patricia H anley, Julie Higgins, President; Majorie Petruska, Mary McGowan, Paula Polacek 234 PI KAPPA ALPHA Dino Ceorone, Billy Poole, Gene Boccia, Joe Bottitta, Pete Dolinac, Art Warner, Bill Singler, Bob Linarducci, Rudy Fiocca, Randy Glendon, John Palermo, Ken Glowski, John Avella, Kevin Bach, John Baier, Mike Kirsch, Dennis Reichardt, Bruce Roznowski, Tom Walsh, Tim McManus 235 SIGMA ALPHA BETA P a,eno„ (standing) Bill Carroll, Bill Moss, President; Jim Dunn, Kevin Finn, • sitting) Bill Hendricks, Mike Conti, Fred Karamonol, Bob Klien, Mike Fowler, Ray Aboyoun, Frank Boehm PHI KAPPA THETA 236 SIGMA THETA SIGMA (left side) John Kearns, Hugo Moras, Sean McGorty, Jim McKenna, Bill Beyer, Russ Murowski, Barry Sariski, Tom Martin, Joe Lagarzo, Jim Gookins, V illiam Zipniewski, Jim alsh, Rocco Zappia, Gerry O’Brien, (right side) Joe Amabile, Larry Baratto, Bob Pedone, Bob Kroeger, Dan Morris, Jim O’Neil, Gary Brown, Don Boxell, Brenton Toner, John Tunero, Paul Stykitas, Jack Gallagher, John Ghuzzi, Steve Giocondo, Dan Warsley, Nick Morretti, Dennij Aslanian, Bill Strasser (standing) Lorette Ferri, Janet McEachen, Georgeann Woolston, Mary Narra, Maureen Murphy, Mary Ann Henry, Linda Porzer, Joan Vernerio, Jane Curley, Mary Ann Huber, Georgianna Rollar, Elaine Osowiecky, JJiane Yancilla, Patricia McDonough, Mary Ann Pepe (sitting) Patricia Barber, Kathy DeLarato, Lena Celia, Denise DeSousa, Kathleen Callahan, KatMeen Brennan, Lizann Morrison, Rebecca Rosen, Gidget Lennon, Elizabeth Heimbuch, Victoria Morris 237 TAU KAPPA EPSILON TM IP wF li M Mm vl Hi HSUk jJr ■J ' - Mm m Tom Basilo, Bob Tort, Joe Nezgoda Len Pietrewicz, Harry Cocarell, Art Taurozzi Dan Blaine, Ed Henry, Frank Allegro Pat Power, Mario Marmorstein, Jeff Simko Frank Ballouz, V.P.; Brian Dunne, President Joe Ridgway, Warren Baluha, Tony Costanzo John Giordano, Joe Monaghan, Chalie Bridge John Maletto, Joe Vodges, John Misko Mike Spada, ohn Macey, Whitey Bruks Ralph Coccaro, Tony Cuccia, Dennis Vacante Henry Konopka, Gene Kolakowski Dan Kuhn, Jerry Griffin, John Napolitano Lee Schmanski, Joe Giordano (standing) Joe Quinon, Joe Pezzano, Carl Nevese, George Stanley, Ed Biggs, Tony Duca, Jerry Appalucio, Bob Soccol, Clem Concodora, John Meola, Fred Ardis, Jack Duffy, Joe Severino, Tom Werderits, Chuck Zona, Art Larro, John Green, Len Lysh (sitting) John Gatti, Marshall Berger, J. Pacquette, Moderator; Harry Conti, Frank Demarco, President; Allan Zollo, Ray Braun, Jim Pacilio, Carl Nichelson 238 SIGMA TAU GAMMA (standing) T. Ercolano, M. Baxter, A. Horvath, H. McAleavey, B. Michau, G. Schreck, B. Safinski, J. Ferreri, J. Delaney, E. Rittweger, P. Chiang, J. Whitehead, T. Togno, W. Murray, S. Goldberg, R. Maneff, B. Clausen, M. Fabrizio, (sitting) R. Kiely, A. Senercia, D. Crean, M. Feeley, B. Bacchetta, D. Stagnitto, J. Dinan, B. Meci TAU KAPPA EPSILON paterson KAPPA SIGMA TAU Rich Drozd, Pete Grieco, John Bigos, Ray Drozd, John Dorin, Marty White, Bill Hull, Frank Meyers, Gene Manelski, Mike Dougherty, Ken Hart, Tom Blaze, Bill Edwards I KAPPA PHI paterson 240 paterson CHI DELTA RHO teapagajsaa MIM Mi sl o fFV. A W (standing) Barbara Giliberti, Patricia Pescatore, Barbara Zelhof, Kathy Butler, Annie Aboyoun, Michele Habib, Cathy Finamore, Roseann Pezzola, Dorothy Arnold, Rosemary Dempsey, Patti Saunders, Marisa Loccardi, Peggy Lutz, Faith Ann Hogan, Michele D’Amelio, Barbara Ciongoli, Kathy Foltin, Alice Lockhart, (sitting) Mary Lou Veniero, Sue DaCasto, Susan Lupinelli, President; Irene Bakanauskas. Joe Caratenuto, Joe Kulak, Hank Czauski, Vince Donahue, Gary Lobman, Mike Dunn, Joe Cannattella, Mike Demski, Bob Grecco, President; Bill McVeigh, Alan Gutkin 241 PHI DELTA PI Lynn Schueler, Susan Grady, Madeline DeGennaro, Dee Reilly, Katie Mahoney, Mary Reed, Marie Vendraseo, Kathy McCarthy, Susan King, Pat Moore, Sharon Champion, Pat Week, Eileen Paxson, Kathy Leary, Joy Moscoso, Pat King, Kathy Hardy, Linda Loboda, Mrs. Mimi Champion, Moderator Gerri Lessack, President STUDENT GOVERNMENT Rick Surpin, Vice-President Dennis O’Keefe, President Bill Strasser, Executive Vice-President 244 STUDENT GOVERNMENT patenon (standing) A1 Zollo, Kevin Finn, Joe Pezzano, Gary Lobman, Joe Cannatella, Andy Fremer, Kathy Foltin, Claire Patterson, Janis Fiduccia, Barbara Zelhof, Frank Demarco, Joe Kulak, Mike Estremera, (sitting) Carol Castagliola, Adele Donato, Irene Bakanauskus Roseann Pezzola, Gina Crescione Claire Patterson, Assistant Secretary; Charles Casey, President; Chuck Zona, Vice-President; Kathy Butler, Secretary; Peggy Lutz, Treasurer 245 Gerald Suozzo, President; Gregory Davis, Treasurer; Joy Moscoso, Secretary; Joseph Ridgway, Vice-President jUfytOPt CLASS 3FFIC«ERS paterson Adele Donato. Claire Patterson, Ray Braun, Patti Jo Grochowski Roy Zappia, President; Barbara Cockburn, Vice-President; Andrea Pasafara, Secretary Ralph Coccaro, President; Bill Yates, Vice-President. 248 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS George Derandi, Vice-President Michael Estemera, President Linda Portelli, Treasurer Jack Tarantin, Vice-President Anthony Nazzaro, Treasurer Eileen Cahill, Secretary Rick Tirrell, President 249 AMERICAN CHEMICAL 250 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA John Gumina, Vincent DiMaria, Bob Carvalho, Michael Lapinski ACCOUNTING paterson f standing) Charles Casey, Gary Lobman, Bill Moss, Ray Braun, Ken Fruehman, 1 sitting) Frank Bonasia, Bill Anderson, President; Charles Frasca 251 Deborah Alexander, Esther Williams, Sam Williams, Brehita Taborne, Bettie Davie, Christopher Howell, Jacqueline Gambrell, William Irving, Jaqueline Davis, Arthur Johnson, Linda Woodson, Ernest Summers, Barbara Sims FRENCH CLUB paterson Eileen Walton, Janet Ullrich, Andrea Batelli, Sal Panicci 252 paterson □ RAMA CLUB (standing) Kevin Finn, Bill Carroll, Len Tysh, (sitting) Joe Pezzano, Tom Werderits, Lyn Berna, Jim Pasillio, Mary Ellen McPartland, Harry Conti, Adele Donato, President Robert Kosinski, John Rozanski, Mary Jo Rosa, Roy Rambo, Vincent LaBombardi, incent DiMaria, Michael Warnick, Patrick McGrath, Michael McCormack, James Magovern, Emanuel Dimowo 253 DELTA EPSILON SIGMA Patrick McGrath, John Rozanski, John Kane, Bob Carvalho, Vincent DiMaria, Maureen Hendricks, Keith Grau Bill Carroll, Kevin Finn, Mary Ellen McPartland, Bill Moss, Editor; Peggy Lutz 254 paterson paterson HALL ' S ECHO Jf M 4 Jff Ml- v y - EsJ I 1 L 1 j (standing) Robert VanderClock, Business Manager; Irene Bakanauskas, Feature Co-Editor; Susan Lupinelli, Feature Co-Editor; Diana Bakanauskas, Susan Theilman, Adele Donato, (sitting) John Kenlon, Assistant Editor; Mary Ellen McPartland, Editor-In-Chief; Regina Fischer, Johanna Silane Bill Dean, Len Pinto, Paul Acocella, Joe Bakes, Lynn Schueler 255 LIBRARY COMMITTEE paterson John Kenlon, Mary Ellen McPartland, Co-Editor; Diana Bakanauskas, Co-Editor; Ireng Bakanauskas, Susan Lupinelli Richard Keil, Robert Tirpak, President; Joe Maco, Ronald Ulak, Michael McCormack MODERN LANGUAGE LITERARY (standing) Chris Brosnahan, Chuck Zona, Dennis Tarantino, ( sitting) Diana Bakanauskas, Linda Krieger, Alice Lockhart, Irene Bakanauskas paterson WSM fH Vi Hstlil§s Jtsil JL III m fH|||| W i Stephen Giocondo, George White, Lawrence Baratto, Ray Fleming, Dennis Aslanian, William Zidel, Joe Logarzo, Wolfgang Petschko, William Beyer, Russell Murawski, Robert Reilly Jr., President; Prof. Fredrick Scott, Moderator MARKETING CLUB Bill Dean, Geraldine Casper, Gerald O’Brien, Len Pinto, Mary Jo Fiamingo, Sharon Champion, President; Michael Dunham 258 PI MU EPSILON 259 RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL (standing) Mike Simms, Su Poi Sit, Don DiPetti, Vic Kennedy, Steve Sickler, Jim Marino, Howard Hoffman, Rick Banas, (sitting) Tom Lyons, Rick Gross, Mike McCormack, Marco Mendietta, Mike Suozzo, John Carnuccio, Barton Blau, Mike Rooney, Mark Donnelly, Dennis Mosticcio, Dom Santini, Bob Shernce, Tony Palumbo RESIDENCE HALL JUDICIARY BOARD Dick Veitch, Jim McGovern, Pat McCole, Tony Moniscolco, Jim Fuschetti, Ken Naylor. Marco Mendieto, Mike Bruzzone 260 Richard Girgenti, President 261 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION paterson (standing) Kevin Finn, Peggy Lutz, Rosann Pezzola, Barbara Zelbof, Meriam Wbelfling, Carol Costagliola, Sam Chidiac, Claire Patterson, Kathy Foltin, Shelly Sloan, Valerie Partacz, Kathy DePalma, Mary Ellen McPartland, Betty Agamie, (sitting) Faith Hogan, Joe Pezzano, Alice Tanski. President; Dennis Tarantino YOUNG DEMOCRATS Robert Kosinski, Emery Toth, Richard Bumball, Joseph Duchak 262 Dan Traficante, Tom Martin, Jack Donovan, John Thurston, Matt Swit, Jim Ciprich, Howard Cox, Greg Nowell, Tom Winters, Rich Murray, Bill Skorupski, Bill Beyer, Gary Cavallo, Dave Kerins VARSITY CLUB Tanya Terry, Wendy Skiba, Theresa Limone, Kathy Hardy, Kathy McKeown, Kathy Brennan, Marty Hoffman, Sherry O’Grady, Alice Kroll, Dottie Grandjean, Barbara Schedlbauer, Marilyn Miller 263 w.s.o. u. to right and below : Jim Malespina Joe Marazzi Bob Lomuscio £ r ' °«IGINAt k ooo toy sing SAM IIG BOY Harry Shapiro and Jim Kent THE S ETONIAN Sandy Leonard, Editor-in-Chief Joe Bakes, Sports Editor, center : Lee Deckelnick, News Editor 266 above left and following clockwise John Polding, Business Manager Jim Schmidt, Photography Editor Mary Dougal, Features Editor Jim White, Managing Editor 267 SPORTS ■i 1 wi vs mIi H| 272 The tension of the last pre-game minutes is etched in the faces of the players and coaches. Upon reaching the line , the faces disappear and the game becomes one of immovable force against immovable force. 273 The game is simple: the offense must move the ball; the defense cant let them. above: Jim Scheick above right and far right: Joe Tesei right: Frank Einhorn 274 275 Glenn Boyle, Doc Mooney and Bill Looney combine to grab the ball, and an arm. Though the action was always there , the crowds were sparse and less than enthusiastic. 276 top: Doc Mooney (He did knock it down) ; Tesei Blaise DeMasi 277 TOUCHDOWN! by Jake Chitty In our darkest season there were enough bright memories to carry us through til next Fall. O J C7 278 279 SQUASH RACQUETS 280 281 TRACK The Longest Season The runner runs from September to June. The Fall brings the lonely pains of Cross-Country. Winter and Spring bring the noisy violence of packed arenas. 282 Dan Traficante and Tom Winters head into the hills on one of the nation’s toughest courses. Van Cortland Park in New York. 283 The start at Turtle Back Reservation, the Pirates’ home course. The coach said, “Take it out hard.” 284 Howie Cox yells at Winters to stay relaxed. “Relaxed at five miles. Right!?” Matt Swit found unexpected company on Van Cortland’s Cemetery Hill. 285 Millions of trees and leaves , and an oeeasional passing runner are the only company the cross-country runner has. 286 clockwise from far left: Dan Traficante, Greg Nowell, Nowell and Jerry Figurelli, inters, Sean McGorty. The shorter distances and increased speed couple with the eager crowds to produce a season of a different sort. Throughout the indoor and outdoor seasons the controlled explosion of speed is the thing to watch for. Winters, Nowell and Swit ran legs on the two-mile relay in the Knights of Columbus Meet in the Boston Garden. 290 above: Dick Schneider burned up the Tartan track at Princeton’s Jadwin Gym with a 6.2 clocking in the 60 yard dash. The action took place during the meet with Princeton, Fordham and N.Y.U. left: John Weiss blows past his competitor from Princeton in the 600 in the N. J. Collegiate Championships. He won his heat and his time placed him fourth overall. 291 FENCING The fencers added another impressive year (9-3) to a fine overall record. 292 BASKETBALL Back to the Garden with a running start Hopes ran high and the Pirates launched a running attack as the ’69-’70 season began. Junior Mel Knight leads the fast break downcourt. Red, white and blue Seton Hall jerseys were seen on the court of Madison Square Garden for the f irst time in nine years. The passing of Captain Ken Moss, Gary Cavallo’s aggressive all-around play and the speed and shooting of soph Frank Cortes sparked the Bucs over Lafayette. 295 Seton Hall 95 — Wagner 75 ★ Seton Hall 103 — Loyola 90 ★ Seton Hall 88 — Lafayette 78 Murray State 90 — Seton Hall 81 ★ The going gets tough It was evident early that the shots weren’t coming easy. Cortes, Knight and Cavallo performed their airborne acrobatics. Sometimes the ball went in, but as the season wore on, more often it didn’t. 296 Fordham 70—Seton Hall 61 ★ St. John ' s 83—Seton Hall 64 St. Peter ' s 117—Seton Hall 85 ★ Seton Hall 76— Miami 69 ★ The merciless schedule pitted the Bucs against one big strong foe after another. Knight tried to rise above the taller timber. Ron Wood and Cortes, two of the Hall’s five sophomores, were forced to gain experience while in the thick of battle. 297 Seton Hall 56— Texas 55 ★ Penn State 61—Seton Hall 52 ★ Georgetown 88—Seton Hall 80 ★ Seton Hall 64— American Univ. 63 ★ The subtleties of a non-contact sport The strain towards excellence does not always bring a tangible reward. Board play usually meant agony for the mismatched Pirates. 298 Iona 89 — Seton Hall 76 Manhattan 93 — Seton Hall 88 Seton Hall 60 — Hofstra 58 L.I.U, 66 Seton Hall 5o JgM Behind in the odds, the Pirates were forced to capitalize on every edge they could gain. A half-step on his defender gains Knight a driving two-pointer. Moss, a 6-1 senior, added rebounding strength with his cagey infighting. A graceful leap by Cortes ended in a tangled heap in the photographer’s lap. 299 Seton Hall 83 — St. Francis 78 Holy Cross 107 — Seton Hall 102 St. Bonaventure 103 — Seton Hall 83 S.eton Hall 83 — Boston College 71 Catch it, if you can. Hall 69 St. Joseph’s 86 — Seton Hall 77 Providence 93 — Seton Hall 76 Villanova 126 — Seton Hall 96 Seton Hall 85 Scranton 7 7 Army 77 — Seton The flight of the ball is retraced by the flight of the man pursuing. Knight and Moss snag a loose ball. Chris Zier follows the arc of his hook shot. 301 The hold of the past Every move by a player and every bounce of the ball, in this and nine previous seasons, led, however minutely, to Richie Regan’s decision of resign. The hope for the future Regan’s legacy to his successor is a team barely touched by graduation. Bill McCrea, a junior, and Cortes, a sophomore, should contribute heavily in games to come. Ken House, however, shines brightest on the Hall’s horizon. House started his first varsity season strong and looked better and better as time went on. 303 WRESTLING Pirate wrestlers fought their way to a . 500 season . the first step on their road to the top. Jim Kushner takes down and finally pins his Monmouth opponent (bottom, right). Bob Shemz gets the glad-hand from his teammates after p inni ng his opponent. 304 Ernie Summers piles up riding time in a match in Walsh Auditorium. 305 GOLF 306 307 TENNIS starting above and following clockwise : Don Cardone, Co-Captain; Charles Jantell; Jim Jeglacowski; Jim Ambrose, Co-Captain. 308 M 309 BASEBALL Jack Donovan hurled an opening day win against Providence. Mother Nature ' s early spring “ blizzard ” only postponed the Pirates ' assault on another NCAA Tournament bid. Already strong in pitching , the Bucs looked for some added punch at the plate. 310 Gary Cavallo looked to improve on a fine sophomore record 311 Action was always fierce around the bases. (above) A Providence runner was out trying to score on a wild pitch. (right) George Garcia swiped second on this pitch and later scored standing up. On deck batter Ron Dolan, number 5, poked the next pitch over the right field fence. (jar right) John Thurston went high to snag a pick-off attempt from catcher Steve Boryczewski. 312 313 ! f I f 314 In one of last year’s most exciting plays, Donovan tagged this Wagner runner out at the plate. Upon rising, the runner was heard to mumble something about getting the number of a truck. 315 THE 1970 GALLEON Editor-in-Chief — Richard Morris Executive Editor — Richard Thoennessen Business Editors — Herb Star ton. John Maletto Rich Morris, Editor-in-Chief Editorial Advisor — Richard A. Leonard Secretaries— Martha Boyka, Pamela Clancy Photography — Richard Morris Senior Portraits and Group Photos — Martin Aaronson Advisor — Rev. Kenneth O’Leary 316 Herb Stayton, John Maletto — Business Editors 317 318 The torchbearers — Sandy Leonard (left) and John Weiss 319 Well, a face is a face, and every face tells a little of the story of the man to whom it belongs — Saroyan We see hundreds of faces every day but we don’t really look at them. Although the faces here are captured in an instant of time, they represent to us a glimpse of our past, a look at our present and a clue to our future. r TV « i CA Hi • w w M ' 33EH 5Tfi T t • -1 333 SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY PATERSON CAMPUS AGAMIE, BETTY JANE, 401 Sussex St., Paterson, N. J. Psychology Club; S.N.E.A. ANDERSON, WILLIAM, 50 Llewellyn Ave, Hawthorne, N. J. Accounting Club. ARNOLD, DOROTHY, 107 Dawes Highway, Pompton Lakes, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Chi Delta Rho. BAKANAUSKAS, DIANE, 275 E. 25th St., Paterson, N. J. Hall’s Echo; Literary Club, Co-editor; University Library Committee. BAKANAUSKAS, IRENE, 275 E. 25th St., Paterson, N. J. Hall’s Echo; Student Council; Chi Delta Rho; Literary Club; Library Committee. BARNES, TYRONE J, R.D. 2, Butler, N. J. BELLYARDO, ANGELA, 33 Birchwood Terr., Wayne, N. J. Drama Club; S.N.E.A. BENNET, ROSE MARIE CAMILLE, 15 Everett PL, Cliffside Park, N. J. Psychology Club; Literary Club; Library Committee. BOLCAR, EDWARD J, 123 Church St., Boonton, N. J. BONASIA, FRANK, 17th Eighth Ave., Hawthorne, N. J. Accounting Club. CAES, CHARLES JOHN, 13 Clara Ave, Hawthorne, N. J. CARATENUTO, JOSEPH A, 67 Malcolm Ave., Garfield, N. J. University Club; Psi Kappa Phi; Class Treasurer. CARROLL, WILLIAM T, 618 Lincoln Ave, Hawthorne, N. J. Drama Club; Student Council; Sigma Alpha Beta. CASEY, CHARLES M„ JR, 39 New St, Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Student Council President; Accounting Club. CHADERES, HARRIET, 6-05 Lyons Ave, Fair Lawn, N. J. SJN.E.A.; Student Council; Psychology Club; Library Committee; Chapel Committee; WSOU. CHALLENER, JOHN, 119 Center St, New Milford, N. J. CHIDIAC, SAMUEL, 20-08 Berdan Ave, Fair Lawn, N. J. S.N.E.A. CIARLO, JOANNE, 150 E. 25th St, Paterson, N. J. CONTE, ANTHONY, 122 Forest Ave, Ramsey, N. J. DA CASTRO, SUZANNE, 60 Godwin Ave, E. Paterson, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Chi Delta Rho. DALE, WILLIE J, 161 E. 31st St, Paterson, N. J. Accounting Club; Psi Kappa Phi; Football Club. DAVIS, JOHN, 400 River Dr, Passaic, N. J. DE FILIPPIS, ROBERT, 14 Tiessen Terr, W. Paterson, N. J. Drama Club; French Club; Freshman Class Treasurer. DE LUCA, RICHARD J, 21 Washington Ave, Clifton, N. J. Recreation Club. DE MARCO, FRANK, 274 Brookmere Ct, Ridgewood, N. J. Student Council; University Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon (Paterson), President. DEMSKI, MICHAEL, 115 Warren St, Paterson, N. J. Psi Kappa Phi. DISBROW, WAYNE, 40 Prospect Rd, Wayne, N. J. Psi Kappa Phi. DRAPER, JOSEPH W„ Gray Terr, W. Paterson, N. J. DUGGAN, KATHRYN, 57 Stelling Ave, Maywood, N. J. S.N.E.A. ; Hall’s Echo; Psychology Club; Liturgy Committee; Library Committee. DUXBURY, ROBERT, 128 N. Haledon Ave, N. Haledon, N. J. FALINE, THOMAS, 10-06 Backus Rd, Fair Lawn, N. J. FAVALE, MATILDA MOLA, 3 Rainbow Trail, Mountain Lakes, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Chi Delta Rho. FINN, KEVIN, 532 Laurel Rd, Ridgewood, N. J. Drama Club; S.N.E.A.; Student Council; University Club; Sigma Alpha Beta; Psychology Club. FOLTIN, KATHY, 82 Vreeland Ave, Rutherford, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Student Council; Chi Delta Rho. FOWLER, MICHAEL, 147 May St, Hawthorne. N. J. Sigma Alpha Beta. FRASCA, CHARLES W„ 16-14 Chandler Dr, Fair Lawn, N. J. Drama Club; Accounting Club; Phychology Club; Chairman, Orphan’s Party. FREMER, ANDREW J, 59 15th Ave, E. Paterson, N. J. Student Council. GRECO, ROBERT L, 409 Paxton St, Paterson, N. J. Psi Kappa Phi. GUNTHER, JAMES, 114 B Blvd, E. Paterson, N. J. GUTHIN, ALAN, 95 Chamberlain Ave, Paterson, N. J. S.N.E.A. HANDZO, VIRGINIA C„ 180 Miller Ave, E. Paterson. N. J. S.N.E.A. HANS, DAVID, 419 Gorge Rd, Cliffside Park, N. J. HENDRICKS, WILLIAM, 131 Dell Glen Ave, Lodi, N. J. Sigma Alpha Beta. HOGAN, FA ITH ANN, 71 Strathmore Terr., Saddle Brook, N. J. Drama Club; S.N.E.A.; University Club; Chi Delta Rho; Queen of the University. KEENAN, PATRICK, 174 E. Clinton Ave, Tenafly, N. J. Senior Class President. LARRO, ARTHUR, 233 Pasadena PI, Hawthorne, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. LAYER, REGINA, 349 E. 18th St, Paterson, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Alpha Pi Epsilon. LOBMAN, GARY, 103 Jacksonville Rd, Pequannock, N. J. Accounting Club; Student Council. LO BUE, CARL, 36 Chamberlain Ave, E. Paterson, N. J. 334 LOCKHART, ALICE, 619 E. 23rd St, Paterson, N. J. Chi Delta Rho; Literary Club; Library Committee. LOWRY, PETER J, 246 Columbus Ave, Palisades Park, N. J. Student Council. LUP1NELLI, SUSAN, 128 Jasper St, Paterson, N. J. Drama Club; S.N.E.A.; Hall’s Echo; Student Council; University Club; Psychology Club; Chi Delta Rho, Pr esident, ’70. LUTZ, PEGGY, 410 Teaneck Rd, Ridgefield Park, N. J. Drama Club; S.N.E.A.; Student Council Treasurer; Chi Delta Rho, President, ’69. MANGANO, LOUIS, 44 Lee St, E. Paterson, N. J. MANNINO, FRANK, 40 Beachaven Rd, Hewitt, N. J. Psi Kappa Phi. McDERMOTT, MARCIA, 44 Jackson Ave, W. Paterson, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Student Council; Chi Delta Rho. McPARTLAND, MARY ELLEN, 41 Wayne Rd, Fair Lawn, N. J. Drama Club; S.N.E.A.; Hall’s Echo, Editor; Literary Club, Editor; Galleon; Liturgy Committee. McVEIGH, WILLIAM, 344 Paxton St, Paterson, N. J. Psi Kappa Phi. MOSS, WILLIAM, 4-33 Grunaver PI, Fair Lawn, N. J. Accounting Club; Student Council; Sigma Alpha Beta, President; Psychology Club; Galleon, Editor; Sophomore and Junior Class President. NAGY, THOMAS J, 25 Woodstock Dr, Wayne, N. J. PERCARPIO, PETER L„ 364 E. 25th St, Paterson, N. J. Psychology Club. PERKINS, MATTHEW D„ 1745 Ratzer Rd, Wayne, N. J. Psi Kappa Phi. PESCATORE, PATRICIA F„ 638 Hudson St, Hoboken, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Chi Delta Rho; Psychology Club. PHILY, KENNETH, 197 E. First St, Clifton, N. J. POWERS, JOHN, 50 Richard St, Passaic, N. J. PROVOST, ROBERT W, 91 Madeline Ave, Clifton, N. J. RAVERTA, CHARLES, 236 Totowa Rd, Totowa Boro, N. J. Drama Club; Sigma Alpha Beta. REGAN, JOHN J, JR, 4 Plymouth Rd, Paterson, N. J. SAN FILIPPO, LINDA ANN, 20 E. Emerson St, Clifton, N. J. Chi Delta Rho; S.N.E.A. ; Drama Club SARULLO, LINDA, 15-11 Eberline Dr, Fair Lawn, N. J. Drama Club; Hall’s Echo; French Club. SAUNDERS, PATRICIA, 301 Pacific St, Paterson, N. J. Chi Delta Rho; Freshman Class Treasurer. SCIARRINO, GEORGE R, 84 Clifford Dr, Wayne, N. J. S .N.E.A. SHADIACK, MARIANN, 480 Main St, Paterson, N. J. S.N.E.A. SHERRY, ROBERT J, 515 Blauvelt Rd, Pearl River, N. Y. SOCCOL, ROBERT, 14 Center St, Clifton, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. TONER, DENIS W, 125 Central Ave, Pompton Lakes, N. J. VANDERVALK, JENNIE, 96 Hardwick Lane, Wayne, N. J. VENIERO, MARY LOU, 815 Bloomfield St, Hoboken, N. J. S.N.E.A.; Chi Delta Rho; Psychology Club. WOODRUFF, DONALD J, 496 Main St, Paterson, N. J. ZONA, CHARLES, 119 Madison Ave, Paterson, N. J. Accounting Club; Student Council, Vice-President; Tau Kappa Epsilon. SOUTH ORANGE CAMPUS ADAMS, MICHAEL S, 312 Grove St, Newark, N. J. WSOU; Alpha Sigma Mu. ADORNA, FRANK J, 6 Rosemont Lane, West Orange, N. J. Seton Hall University Math Club; Young Democrats; Financial Director, Mathematics Club. ALEVRAS, CHRISTOPHER G, 35 Woodland Terr, Livingston, N. J. Triphiban Guard. ALTIERE, VINCENT E, 16 Fairmont Terr, East Orange, N. J. Setonian. ALTMORE, ALEXANDER J, 65 Trocha Ave, Livingston, N. J. Marketing Club. AMABILE, JOSEPH J, 67 Poe Ave, Newark, N. J. Booster Club; Treasurer, Cosmopolitan Association; Marketing Club; V.P., National Student Association; St. Thomas More Pre- Legal Society; Setonian; Student Senate, Senator; Young Republicans; Federated Student Gov’t, I.F.C.; Phi Kappa Theta; Pi Sigma Epsilon. AMBROSE, DAVID J, 15 Union PI, Irvington, N. J. Accounting Internship Program. AMBROSE, JAMES F„ 22 Duncan St, Millburn, N. J. Tennis. ANDERSON, DAVID C, 32 Beardman St, Salem, Mass Class Offices; Freshman Senator; Brownson Society. ANDREW, SEYMOUR L, 503 Academy St, South Orange, N. J. Triphibian Guard; Second Lieut, Candidate Program Coordinator. ANGELO, JEFFREY M„ 135 Columbus PI, Roselle Park, N. J. ANNUNZIATA, JAMES V, 170 Midfield Rd, Colonia, N. J. ANTHONY, MICHAEL E, 9 Lyncliff Rd, Long Island, N. Y. Phi Kappa Theta. ARIEMMA, NICHOLAS F„ 81 Seneca Ave, Dumont, N. J. Football Club. ARMENTO, LAURA M, 44 Lindsley Pl, East Orange, N. J. Glee Club; R.N. Association. ARNOLD, THOMAS R, 86 Schuyler Ave, North Arlington, N. J. ARONS, ALAN S, 111 Welland Ave, Irvington, N. J. Young Democrats; Sec, Tau Epsilon Phi; Choice ’68. ARY AY, JOSEPH M., 2219 Old Farm Rd, Scotch Plains, N. J. St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Y ' arsity Club; Fencing. Captain; Social Action Committee; Literary Mag.; Urban Development Project. ASLANIAN, DENNIS P., 207 Hampton Rd.. Westmont, N. J. Marketing Club; Phi Kappa Theta. ASPINWALL, WILLIAM A., 18 Lafayette Ave., Edison, N. J. Alpha Sigma Mu. ATZROTT, ALLAN E., 1919 North Woodrow St., Arlington, Va. Class Offices; Pres. Freshman and Junior Class, Booster Club; Setonian; Student Senate; Young Republicans; Phi Kappa Theta; Basketball. BAILEY, RONALD J., 1 Continental Ave.. Belleville, N. J. R.O.T.C. Marching Band; Golf. BAISLEY, HARRY P., 175 Maple Ave., New York, N. Y. WSOU. BAKER, JOHN L., 95 Rutgers Lane. Caldwell, N. J. BALAKONIS, CHARLES L, 77 Lindsley PL. East Orange, N. J. BALDWIN, MARY E.. 150 Elm St., Cranford, N. J. Zeta Chi Rho. BALLOUZ, FRANK A., 68 Bay Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Marketing Club; Varsity Club; Football Club; T.K.E.. Vice- President; Wrestling Club. BALUTA, FRANCIS ALEXANDER, 125 Hardy Ave.. Bound Brook, N. J. Art Club. BARATTO, LAWRENCE JOHN, 1212 Hooper Ave., Toms River. N. J. Booster Club; Marketing Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; I.F.C., Treasurer; Phi Kappa Theta; Pi Sigma Epsilon. BARCLAY, JEANNE K., 268 Parker Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Ski Club; Student Council; Galleon; Hazard; Social Action Club; W T ho’s Who. BARNES, DORA P., 55 Mercer Ave., Apt. 2A, Newark, N. J. Setonian; Phi Delta Pi; Black Student League, President; Cheerleaders; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Orientation Committee 1969. BARONE, JOHN ALAN, 99 Richmond Ave.. Paterson, N. J. BATELLI, ADELAIDE K., 74 Lakewood Ave., Paterson, N. J. BEENDERS, RICHARD JOHN, 352 Front St., Dunellen. N. J. BEHRENS, JEFFREY PAUL, 133 Christopher St.. Montclair. N. J. BENOIT, PAUL C, 1 Bay State Rd., North Quincy, Massa- chusetts Modern Language Club; Residence Hall Council, President; Galleon, Associate Editor 1968; R.O.T.C. Marching Band; WSOU; Sigma Tau Gamma; Alpha Mu Gamma. National Language Honor Society; Pirate Club. BENEDETTO, JOHN J.. 317 Summer Ave., Newark, N. J. BERTOLO, GERALD A., 29 Highland Rd., Colonia, N. J. BEYER, WILLIAM CHARLES, 7 Colby Ct., Parlin, N. J. Marketing Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Societv; Varsitv Club; Phi Kappa Theta; Baseball. BIAGIOTTI, ROBERT MICHAEL, 305 Trensch Dr., New Milford, N. J. Marketing Club; Baseball. BIGOS, JOHN A., 42 7 anBreeman Dr., Clifton. N. J. Kappa Sigma Tau. BINDER, EDWARD R.. 184 Fitzpatrick St.. Hillside. N. J. Accounting Internship. BIRARDI, WILLIAM J.. 13 W. Grandview Ave., Edison, N. J. Modern Language Club; Young Democrats; Social Action Committee. BISCARDI, AUGUSTINE PAUL, 45 W. Main St., Rahway, N. J. BLUM, CHARLES PETER, 15 Maple Ave., Keansburg, N. J. Young Americans for Freedom; Rifle Team. BOCCIPPIO, FRANK WILLIAM. 104 Echo Ave., Edison, N. J. Tau Epsilon Phi. BOCIULIS, ROBERT MARK, 513 Lehigh Ave.. Burlington. N. J. Student Union Board; Bayley Review; Setonian; Setonian Film Society; WSOU; Committee on Athletics. BOCKSEL, DONALD MICHAEL, 33 North Dr., Malba, N. Y. Booster Club; Physical Education Club; Setonian Film Society; Phi Kappa Theta ; Wrestling. BOLAND, JOSEPH T., 411 Main St., W. Orange, N. J. Math Club, President; Pi Mu Epsilon. Math Honor Fraternity, Vice- President. BOLLENBACH, HERMAN RONALD, 97 Reservoir Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Scabbard and Blade; Society for the Preservation of Setoniana, Vice-President. BONNER, CHARLES F.. 266 Dixon Ave., Paterson, N. J. Kappa Sigma Tau. BONO, EVERT LEE, III, 1 Main Dr., Boonton, N. J. American Chemical Society, Student Chapter; Tau Delta Phi. BOONSTRA. BARBARA LEE. 136 Willard Ave., Totowa Borough, N. J. Theta Delta Phi, Treasurer; Cheerleader. BORRELLO, DENISE MARIE, 110 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. Zeta Chi Rho, Corresponding Secretary. BOSCHI, FRANCIS VICTOR, 32 Lenape Trail, Chatham, N. J. Marketing Club. BOSILIA, JOSEPH L., 78 Grace Dr., Old Bridge, N. J. Accounting Club; Society for the Advancement of Management; WSOU; Alpha Kappa Psi. BOUCHARD, ROBERT E., 2 Berkeley Rd., Livingston, N. J. BRADDELL, SUSAN R., 74 Island Ave., Little Falls, N. J. BRANCACCIO, JOHN P.. 55 Lincoln St., E. Orange, N. J. Accounting Club. BRANNEGAN, RICHARD T.. 116 High St, Woodbridge. N. J. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sigma Tau Gamma; Co-Captain. Swimming Team. BRENNAN, KATHLEEN A., 43 Hillside Ave.. W. Orange, N. J. Who s Who; Student Council; Sigma Theta Sigma, 7 ice- President and President; Student Union Board; Junior Prom Committee; Student Senator. BRESLIN, DAVID N., 100 W. Lindslev Rd.. Cedar Grove. N. J. President, Alpha Sigma Tau. BREUNINGER, CATHY ANN, 21 Waverly Dr., E. Brunswick. N. J. Phi Delta Pi; Tennis. BRIDGE. CHARLES T.. 1306 N. 27 St, Camden. N. J. Marketing Club; Dormitory Council; Tau Kappa Epsilon. BRINE, ALLEN N, 39 Pine St, Norwich. Conn. Dormitorv Council; R.O.T.C. Marching Band. BROWN, DOUGLAS D, 3 — 8th St, New Brunswick, N. J. Economics Club; Young Republicans; Alpha Sigma Mu. BROWN, GARY R., 22 Becker Dr., Parlin. N. J. Marketing Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Phi Kappa Theta; Squash. BROWN, MICHAEL S., 1115 McKinley Ave., Pleasantville, N. J. Seton Hall Men’s Glee Club; Vice-President, Black Student League. BROZYNA, RONALD A., 158 Brookside Ave., Irvington. N. J. Accounting Club. BRUGGEMAN, JAMES E., 513 Kingsland Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade; Rifle Team. CARTINE, MAURY, 9 Gifford Place, Irvington, N. J. CARUSO, CARMINE, 2 Deal Lane, Livingston, N. J. Wrestling. CARVALHO, ROBERT M., 5 Maplewood Ave., Keansburg, N. J. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Delta Epsilon Sigma. CASCIANO, RICHARD R., 22 Essex Ave., South Orange, N. J. r reshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Secretary; Di a S Ce ® soc a on ’ Ski Club; I.F.C., Corresponding Secretary; Phi Beta Gamma, President; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Blazer Ball. BRUNO, FRANK D., 1023 Liberty St., Trenton, N. J. BUI, NGHIEP CONG, 905 McKimmon Rd., Fayetteville, N. C. International Relations Club; Modern Language Club; Setonian; Setonian Film Society. BUONAGURO, ANTOINIA J., 25 Central Ave., Cranford, N. J. Social Action Secretary of Student Union Board; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Football Club; Concerned Students; Pirate Club. CASTILLO, JOSEPH, 4 University Ct., South Orange, N. J. Glee Club; Modern Language Club; Varsity Club; Black Student League; Soccer; Cosmo-political Club. TAN RO, ANTHONY V., 21 Sagamore Rd., Parsippany, N. J. Student Senate; Triphibian Guard; Phi Delta Beta; Advanced Corps, R.O.T.C. CAUFIELD, MARY L., 9043 New York Ave., North Bergen, N. J. BUONAGURO, EILEEN P., 25 Central Ave., Cranford, N. J. Social Action Board of Student Union Board; Elizabeth Seton Education Association, Secretary; Football Club; Concerned Students; Pirate Club. Y LO, ANTHONY F., 387 Hawthorne St., Orange, N. J. St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian. CAVAN, JOANNE W., 23 Koster Blvd., Apt. 2B, Edison, N. J. BUONOCORE, JOSEPH A., 71 Prospect Ave., Dumont, N. J. Junior Prom Committee; Executive Committee of Sociology Research Organization; Academic Committee. BURKE, FRANK, 111 — 38th St., Irvington, N. J. R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club. BURZYNSKI, CHESTER T., 169 So. Ridgedale Ave.. E. Hanover, N. J. Psychology Club. BUSCH, CHRISTINE M., 208 John St., Harrison, N. J. I.S.C.; Sigma Theta Sigma; Class President; Class Secretary. BUTLER, DOMINIC J., 20 Ruskin Ct., Wayne, N. J. Accounting Club; Triphibian Guard. BUTLER, MARY K., 73 Myrtle Ave., Clifton, N. J. Student Council; Chi Delta Rho; S.N.E.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Snowball Dance Committee. BYLINSKI, CATHERINE A., 157 E. Hill Rd., Colonia, N. J. CAFARELLA, WILLIAM F., 50 Sunnyside Rd., W. Orange, N. J. Alpha Sigma Tau, Secretary. CAMPANELLI, CHRISTINE M., 163 W. Midland Ave., Paramus, N. J. Social Action Committee; Psychology Club. CANNAN, JAMES M., 161 Palisade Ave., Jersey City, N. J. CHAMPION, SHARON A., 5 Washington St., Florham Park, N. J. Phi Delta Pi; Football Club; Pirate Club. CHIDIAC, EDWARD J., 23 Wagaraw Blvd., Prospect Park, IN. J. St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Student Senate; Dormitory Council, Al ternate Representative; Junior Prom; Blazer Ball; Chapel Sacristan; Chairman of Inter-Club Council. CHRISTELI, JOHN E., 10 Kathryn St., Belleville, N. J. CHmSTOPHER ATHAN N„ 35-03 92nd St., Jackson Heights, IN. Y. Bayley Review; Manager. Basketball, Baseball; Social Action Committee. CIBA, THOMAS J., 236 Duncan Ave., Jersey City, N. J. CICALESE, MARYJO P., 128 Pulaski St., Newark, N. J. United States National Student Association; Glee Club. CICCARELLI, ROBERT M., 77 Howard Ave., Passaic, N. J. CICCONT, KATHLEEN F., 10 Hoffman St., Maplewood, N. J. INational Student Asociation; Setonian Film Society. CIFELLI, JAMES R., 185 Devon St., Kearny, N. J. National student Association; Varsity Club; I.F.C.; Sigma Pi; Track. CLINTON, WILLIAM P., 50 Noe Ave., Madison, N. J. Sigma Pi. CANNIZZO, THOMAS J., 10 Robert Ct., W. Orange, N. J. CAPRIO, LAWRENCE G., 128 Park Ave., E. Orange, N. J. St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Student Senate. CAPURSO, VITO J., 391 Essex Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian Film Society; Student Senate. CARDONE, DONALD W., 73 Severna Ave., Springfield, N. J. Varsity Club; Fraternity, Secretary; Tennis. CARLSON, CHRISTINE A., 4 Russett Rd., Somerset, N. J. I.S.C.; Phi Delta Pi. CARNEVALE, PHILIP D., 12 — 43rd St., Irvington, N. J. Accounting Club; Triphibian Guard. CARNIGLIA, MARGARET M., 53 Jefferson St., Metuchen, N. J. Football Club. CIMIS, CAMILLO F., 234 Rea Ave., Hawthorne, N. J. CIPRICH, JAMES J., 35 Eggers St., E. Brunswick, N. J. Varsity Club; Mathematics Club; Omega Pi; Fencing; Soccer. CIRILLO, MICHAEL R., 76 Halsted St., Orange, N. J. Young Democrats; Bowling Club. CIRINCION, JOHN C., 57 Dillingham PL, Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Accounting Club; Tau Delta Phi; Delta Epsilon Sigma; Accounting Interim Program. CITRO, JOSEPH B., 139 Cliff St., Haledon, N. J. Dormitory Council, Vice-President. CLARK, KEVIN J., 98 Harvard Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association; International Relations Club, Vice-President; Young Democrats, Secretary; Alpha Sigma Mu. 337 CLARKE. GARY J.. 117 E. Westfield Ave., Roselle Park, N. J. Marketing Club; Golf. CLEMENTE, EDWARD A., 28 Florence Ave., Belleville, N. J. Marketing Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon. CLYNE, JOHN M., 920 Summit Ave., Westfield, N. J. Accounting Club. COLELLA, DENNIS, 65 Passaic Ave., West Paterson. N. J. Modern Language Club. COMAN, FRANCIS X, 1122 Thirza PL, Rahway, N. J. Psychology Club. CONFORTI, JOHN N., 44 Kinzley St., Little Ferry, N. J. Marketing Club; Tau Delta Phi; Bowling Club. CONNOLLY, ADRIAN LAWRENCE, 11 Sommer Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Setonian Film Society. CONNOLLY, GERARD THOMAS, P.O. Box 81, Milltown, N. J. CONROY, JOHN P., 516 David St., South Amboy, N. J. CONWAY, WILLIAM T., 1320 Glendale PL, Union, N. J. Alpha Kappa Psi; Marketing Club; Bowling Club. COSCIA, VICTOR JOSEPH, 424 Scotland Rd., Orange, N. J. Omega Pi. COX, THOMAS M., 582 Hillside St., Ridgefield, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association, Treasurer; Student New Jersey Education Association, Treasurer; Student N.E.A., Assistant Regional Coordinator; Ski Club. COYLE, WILLIAM PATRICK, 26-15 Waverly Ave., Fair Lawn, N. J. CRAIG, THOMAS F., Beaver Brook Gds. El Alpha Sigma Mu, Treasurer. CROWLEY, JAMES WILLIAM, 35 Manor Dr., Newark, N. J. CSONTOS, DEZSO DONALD, 251 High St., South Bound Brook, N. J. CRYSLER, GREGORY I., R.D. 1, Box 164Q, Andover, N. J. Physical Education Club; Squash; Wrestling; Seton Security; Intramurals. DALESSIO, MICHAEL ANTHONY, 440 Ridge St., Newark, N. J. D’ANGIOLILLO, ROBERT M., 5 Maris Terr., Milltown. N. J. Glee Club; R.O.T.C. Band; WSOU. DARY, THERESA ANN, 41 Frederick Terr., Irvington, N. J. Psychology Club. D’AURIA, FRANCIS JOSEPH, 292 Voorhis Ave.. River Edge, N. J. Alpha Epsilon Delta. DAVIS, ELIZABETH MARY, 530 North Third St., East Newark, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Theta Delta Phi. DAVIS, GREGORY ALAN, 563 Prospect Ave., Spring Lake Hgts., N. J. Cosmopolitan Association; Seton Hall Men’s Glee Club; Modern Language Club, Vice-President; National Student Association; Varsity Club; Soccer; Senior Class Treasurer; Black Student League, Treasurer, Vice-President; Alpha Mu Lambda. DEBIASIO, PATRICIA ANN, 22 Smith St., Elizabeth, N. J. Delta Epsilon Sigma. f DEBLIS, MICHAEL JAMES, 60 Broadview Ave., Maplewood, N. J. R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club; Scabbard and Blade; Triphibian Guard. DECAROLIS, PHILLIP FIORE, 47 Harrison St., Boonton, N. J. Triphibian Guard; R.O.T.C. Marching Band; Sociological Research Organization. DEETS, DANIEL JOSEPH, 505 West Pine, North Wildwood, N. J. Cosmopolitan Association; Ski Club; Football Club; Squash. DEGENNARO, MADELINE HELEN, 34 Glenridge Parkway, Montclair, N. J. Phi Delta Pi. DEISCBER, CAROL A., 221 Lawton Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. DELANEY, JAMES MICHAEL, 29 George Ave., Middlesex, N. J. Sigma Tau Gamma. DELVENTHAL, HARRY ARTHUR, JR., 25 Beverly Way, Wayne, N. J. DEMICHELE, A. MARK, 36 Union Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Committee for Concerned Students; Freshman Orientation Committee. DENORSCIO, RONALD FRANK, 200 Wilson St., Union Beach, N. J. Setonian Film Society; R.O.T.C. Band. DERCZO, MICHAEL THOMAS, 10 McKinley Ave., Elizabeth Seton Education Society, President; National Student Association, President; Young Democrats, Parliamen- tarian; Sigma Pi Fraternity; Delta Epsilon Sigma, National Catholic Honorary Society; Phi Alpha Theta, National Honorary History Fraternity. DEROSA, MARY ANN GERMAINE, 604 E. Lincoln Ave., Cranford, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association. DESALVO, EUGENE L., 23 Monticello Ave., Newark, N. J. Biology Research. DIBLASI, VICTOR, 2422 Dayton Ave., Union, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. DICOMO, MICHAEL PAUL, 39 Schofield St., Newark, N. J. Young Republicans; Intra I.F.C. Council; R.O.T.C. Marching Band; Sigma Pi Fraternity, President. DIEGNAN, PATRICK JOSEPH, 144 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainfield, N. J. DIFALCO, ROBERT JOHN, 32 Gates Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Ski Club; Triphibian Guard; Intrafraternity Council; Phi Beta Lambda Fraternity, Vice-President. DIMARIA, VINCENT ANTHONY, 190 Jersey St., Waterbury, Connecticut Biology Research; Track; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Treasurer; Delta Epsilon Sigma. DINAN, JOHN E., 15 Hawthorne Ave., Nutley, N. J. Biology Research; Sigma Tau Gamma. DIXON, SAMUEL, 51 Stonehaven Lane. Willingboro, N. J. Triphibian Guard. DOLAN, NOREEN, 160 Morningside Rd., Paramus, N. J. Chi Delta Rho. DOLAN, RONALD, 311 Henry St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Varsity Club; Physical Education Club; Baseball. DONATO, JOSEPH. 835 Main St., Freeland, Pa. Booster Club; Cosmopolitan Association; Seton Hall Men’s Glee Club; Dorm Council, Representative, Vice-President; Football Club. DONEGAN, PHILIP, 209 Davey St., Bloomfield, N. J. Pershing Rifles. DOTTO, PETER, 77 Winchester Rd., Livingston, N. J. Scabbard and Blade; Triphibian Guard. DOUGHERTY, DANIEL, 45 Harrison Ave., Iselin, N. J. DOUGHERTY, ROBERT, 1012 Palisade Ave., Union City, N. J. WSOU; Psychology Club; Psi Chi; Psychology Honors Fraternity. DOUGHERTY, THOMAS, 17 S. Stanley Rd., South Orange, N. J. Omega Pi; I.F.C. DOUGLASS, JOHN, 11 Hubbard Park, Red Bank, N. J. Finance Association; Alpha Kappa Psi; Golf. DOYLE, CATHLEEN, 9 New St., Cranford, N. J. Evening Student Council. DROBNESS, NELSON, 82 Pine Grove Terr., Newark, N. J. Young Democrats; Brownson Society. DRUZSBA, DENNIS, 134 Loretta St., Hopelawn, N. J. DUBOIS, FRANK, 71 Marion Ave., Newark, N. J. Student Union Board, Social Action Committee; Accounting Club. DUBOWICK, LYNN, 0-02 Yost Pl., Fair Lawn, N. J. DUCHAK, JOSEPH, 2 Safran Ave., Edison, N. J. Scabbard and Blade; Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honor Society. DUCHRESKY, LLEWELLYN SACHA, III, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Succasunna, N. J. Bayley Review, Graphics Consultant; Math Club. Chairman of Entertainment Committee; Scabbard and Blade, 1,2, 3, 4; Y.A.F., 1,2,3, 4; Rifle Team; Sigma Theta Sigma. Ambassador of Good Will to Phi Kappa Theta; Black Student League; Squash, 3,4; Varsity Athletics Trainer, 9,10; Seton Hall Chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, 5.6,7; Music Room, 3,4; Seton Crime Patrol, 6,7; Pusher, 10. DUNHAM, FRANCIS, 56 Quimby PL, W. Orange, N. J. Seton Hall Men’s Glee Club; Wrestling. DUNN, MARY. 600 E. Valley View Way, Hackettstown, N. J. Seton Hall Women’s Glee Club; Student Nurses Association. DUNNE, BRIAN, 20-G Riverview Gardens, N. Arlington, N. J. Senator; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; I.F.C. ; Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; Who’s Who. DURNING, KATHERINE, 8 Claremont Ave., Montclair, N. J. DURRETT, WILLIAM, 115 Kinkade Dr., Middletown, N. J. Booster Club. DZIUBECK, THOMAS, 151-J Marina Dr., Edison, N. J. Economics Club, President. EARDLEY, BARBARA, 401 Center St., Garwood, N. J. Psi Chi; Swimming; Tennis; Psychology Club; Social Action Club. EMMETT, JOSEPH, 435 West End Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. Workshop Theater; WSOU, Chief Engineer. ENGELBRECHT, ARTHUR, 401 New York Ave., Union City, N. J. ENGELHARDT, THOMAS, 29-D Sycamore Rd., Clifton, N. J. Accounting Club; Kappa Sigma Tau. ENGLISH, ROBERT, 91 Lynn Ct., Belford. N. J. Marketing Club. ERBE, WILLIAM, 502 Clair Ave., Spring Lake, N. J. Workshop Theatre; I.F.C.; Delta Sigma Phi, Social Chairman. ERRICKSON, WILLIAM, 739 East Garden Rd., Vineland, N. J. Accounting Club; Marketing Club; WSOU. FAGAN, LAWRENCE J., 27 West William St., Lincoln Park, N. J. Delta Kappa Pi. FARESE, FRANK B., 1113 Monmouth Ave., Linden, N. J. Physics Club, President. FARRELL, KEVIN KENNETH, 53 Hiawatha Blvd., Oakland, N. J. Mathematics Club; Pi Mu Epsilon. FARRELL, THOMAS DAVID, 48 Unity Ave., Newark, N. J. Student Union Board, Academic and Social Action Committees; Booster Club; Setonian Film Society; Psi Chi Fraternity, National Psychology Ho nor Society; Intramural Basketball; Psychology Club. FASKO, DANIEL, JR., 5 Willow Way, Berkeley Heights, N. J. Pershing Rifles; Football Club, Program Manager. FEBISH, GEORGE JOSEPH, 33 Wagon Lane, Cherry Hill, N. J. Physics Club, I.C.C. Representative, Secretary -Treasurer. FEDLAM, STEPHEN DOUGLAS, 101 Carteret Ave., Carteret, N. J. Modern Language Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society. _ , . FEINTHEL, JEROME CHARLES, 15 Cummings St., Irvington, N. J. Accounting Club; Alpha Sigma Tau. FERRARO, GERARD C., 252 Timberline Rd.. Toms River, N. J. Booster Club; Football Club. FERRERI, JOSEPH VICTOR, JR., 44 Princeton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Booster Club; Galleon; Sigma Tau Gamma; Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Fraternity. FIAMINGO, MARY JO ANNE, 37 North 23 St., Newark, N. J. Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Fraternity. FIDUCCIA, JAMES P., 147 Oldfield Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Accounting Club; Booster Club; Finance Association; Alpha Kappa Psi; Squash; Interfraternity Council Bowling League, President. FINA, PHILIP ANDREW, 15 Thompson St.. West Long Branch, N. J. Class Officer, Treasurer; Accounting Club; Marketing Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon. FINDURA, JOHN RICHARD, 440 Grace Ave., Garfield, N. J. Physical Education Club. FISHER, MICHAEL K., 3515 Guilford Rd.. Northwest, Canton, Ohio Mathematics Club. FLATH, DIANNE K., 3B Spray Terr., Winfield, N. J. Theta Delta Phi. FLEMING, RAYMOND JOSEPH, 13 Shelly Center, Bergenfield, N. J. Marketing Club, Vice-President; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Tau Delta Phi Fraternity. FLYNN, NICOLE PATRICIA, 179 Park Ave., West Caldwell, N. J. Student Nurses Association; Delta Epsilon Sigma; National Nursing Honor Society. FORD, EDWIN LAWRENCE, 55 Jeremiah Ave., Trenton, N. J. Class Officer, Treasurer, Vice-President; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Setonian Film Society; Humanities Honors Program; Phi Alpha Theta; Delta Epsilon Sigma; University Disciplinary Council. FORGIONE, PHILLIP LAWRENCE, 280 De Witt Ave., Belleville, N. J. FRESOLONE. VICTOR JOSEPH, 906 Lorraine Ave., Union, N. J. Business Management Club; Economics Club. FRYE, MAUREEN BERNADETTE. 313 Grier Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. S.N.A. Representative to Student Council; Intersorority Council, Delegate; Phi Delta Pi. FURPHEY, JOHN B., 11 Moser Dr. Phi Kappa Theta; Tennis; Varsity Baseball. FUSCHETTI, JAMES J. 831 Central Ave., New Providence, N. J. Dormitory Council; Varsity Squash. GAFFNEY, JOSEPH ARTHUR. 12 Bell St., Belleville. N. J. Marketing Club. GALLAGHER, JOHN JOSEPH. 4 Mickey Court, Huntington Station. N. Y. Class Officer, Vice-President; Senator; Booster Club; Marketing Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; I.F.C. ; Phi Kappa Theta, President. GALLUCCIO, RONALD W.. 81 North 12th St., Hawthorne, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. GEBAUER, GERHARE JOSEPH. 391 Watchung Ave., North Plainfield, N. J. Mathematics Club; Varsity Club; Fencing; Social Action Committee. GERAGHTY, THOMAS JOSEPH, 22 Dover St.. Newark. N. J. Ski Club; WSOU; Alpha Kappa Psi. GIBBONS, WILLIAM JOSEPH. 5 Dobson Rd., Edison. N. J. GIEHL, JOHN ANTHONY, 264 Queens Center. Teaneck, N. J. Setonian; Delta Sigma Phi; Psychology Club; 2nd Look Coffee House. GIGLIO, JOHN RICHARD, 1771 Huges Terr., Piscataway, N. J. Student Union Board, Social Action Committee, Chairman; University Glee Club; International Relations Club; Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Society. GILLOOLY, ROBERT JOHN, 38 Hawthorne St., Rutherford, N. J. Dorm Council; Committee for Marriage In Chapel; Sacristan. GIOCONDO, STEPHEN P., Box 118, Broad St., Stockton, N. J. Booster Club; Marketing Club; Phi Kappa Theta. GLEASON, JOHN T., 217 Demarest Ave.. New Milford, N. J. Booster Club; Intramurals. GLENDON, RANDALL LEE, 45 Parkview Ave., W. Orange, N. J. Ski Club, Co-President; R.O.T.C. Band; Pi Kappa Alpha. GOECKEL, ROBERT -P., 22 E. Harrison PL, Livingston, N. J. Accounting Club; Delta Sigma Phi, Historian. GOLDBERG, SANFORD, 1625 Crescent Ave., Hillside, N. J. Accounting Club; Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice-President, Management. GOLUB, LEONARD B., 18 Broadlawn Dr., Livingston, N. J. Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice-Chancellor; Accounting Club. GORDANA, NANCEE, 590 Allwood Rd., Clifton, N. J. Football Club; I.S.C., Senior Representative; Phi Delta Pi, Vice-President. GRABOWSKI, JEANETTE, 40 Reynolds Ave. Booster Club; Elizabeth Seton Education Association. GRANDJEAN, DOROTHY, 64 Wayne St., Edison, N. J. Zeta Chi Rho, Historian. GRANT, ANITA, 259 Emerson Ave., Paterson, N. J. Phi Delta Pi. GRANT, RICHARD, 19 Walter PL. Irvington, N. J. GRASSO, SILVIA, 157 Fencsak Ave., E. Paterson, N. J. Federated Student Government, Representative; Delta Epsilon Sigma, Secretary. GRAU, KEITH, 829 Vine St., Elizabeth, N. J. American Chemical Society, Treasurer; Delta Epsilon Sigma. GRAY, JAMES J., JR., 516 Edgar Rd., Elizabeth, N. J. GRAZIANO, ERNEST D., 28 Salem Hill Rd., Howell Twsp., N. J. GREAVES, GERALD, 18 Cottage PL, Bloomfield, N. J. GROSSO, FRANK, 273 Barnert Ave., Totowa Boro, N. J. Freshman Class Secretary; Psi Kappa Phi. GRYGO, ROBERT J., 43-B Dayton Dr., Edison, N. J. GULECKI, RICHARD, 36 Arverne Terr., Irvington, N. J. Alpha Sigma Mu. GUMINA, JOHN D., 9 Meadowbrook Dr., Howell Twp., N. J. GURAK, EDWARD J., 18 Park Ave., Garfield, N. J. Accounting Club. GURDAK, CAROL ANN, 43 Gotthart St., Newark, N. J. Psychology Club. HACKER, THOMAS S., 1-13 35th St ., Fair Lawn, N. J. HAGGART, JEROME A., 45 Mercer St., Jersey City, N. J. WSOU, Chief Engineer, Board of Directors; Pi Beta Delta. HALIK, WILLIAM J., 86 Tuella Ave., E. Paterson, N. J. HALLERAN, KATHY, 249 Forest St., Kearny, N. J. Student Senate; Sigma Theta Sigma; I.S.C., Recording Secretary. HALLIHAN, DANIEL G., 1203 Bloomfield St., Hoboken, N. J. Accounting Club; Workshop Theater; Alpha Kappa Psi; Society For the Advancement of Management. HARAHAN, ROBERT E., 50 Clair St., Bloomfield, N. J. HARNEY, DENNIS R., 40 School Ave., Chatham, N. J. Tau Delta Phi, Vice-Consul. HARPER, FREDERICA J., 259 Amherst St., E. Orange, N. J. Philosophy Club; Psychology Club, Secretary, Vice-President. HARRIS, CRAIG, 315-B Troy Hills Village, Parsippany, N. J. HARSANYI, DAVID A., 333 E. Main St., Rockaway, N. J. Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi. HART, KENNE TH B., 6 Red Oak Lane, Kenilworth, N. J. Finance Association; Kappa Sigma Tau, Treasurer. HATRAK, MICHAEL J., 77 Main St., Roebling, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. HAY, GEORGE P., 507 Chicago Blvd., Sea Girt, N. J. HEALEY, WILLIAM T., 122 38th St., Irvington, N. J. Football Club; Tau Epsilon Phi, Athletic Director; Sociology Club; Intramurals. HEALY, CHRISTOPHER J., 26 Sunnyside Terr., E. Orange, N. J. HEIZER, MARY ELLEN, 2090 Kay Ave., Union, N. J. Sophomore Class Treasurer; Zeta Chi Rho, Treasurer; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Glee Club. HEITMAN, LINDA ANN, 11 Dogwood Terr.. W. Orange, N. J. U.S. National Student Association. HENDRICKS, MAUREEN C„ 18 Undercliff Terr., W. Orange, N. J. Student Union Board, Fine Arts and Academic Committees; Literary Magazine; Setonian; Literary Club; Registered Nurses Association, President; Delta Epsilon Sigma; Psychology Honor Society; Concerned Students. HENNESSY, MICHAEL A., 91 Brighton Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. Accounting Club, Treasurer; Marketing Club; Alpha Kappa Psi, Treasurer; Intramurals. HENRY, EDWARD G., 179 Garfield PL, S. Orange, N. J. Soccer Team; Tau Kappa Epsilon. HENTZE, BARBARA M., 22 E. Sumner Ave., Roselle Park, N. J. Booster Club; Football Club; Theta Delta Phi. Pledge Mistress and Vice-President. 340 HERALD, ROBERT P., 67 Ackerman Ave., E. Paterson. N. J. Triphibian Guard j Rifle Team. HESS DAVID J., 276 Valley Rd. Art Club; International Relations Club; Workshop Theater; WSOU; Psi Chi, President; Psychology Club. HILLA, KATHLEEN A., 57 Beech St., Cranford, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Football Club; Social Action Committee. HILTON, ALFRED A., 35 Mt. Pleasant Pkwy., Livingston, N. J. Marketing Club; Setonian; Ski Club; Bowling Club. HINDS, EDWARD J., Sand Spring Lane, New Vernon, N. J. HOFFMANN, MARY E., 834 Highland Ave. Registered Nurses Association. HOLLISTER, MARGARET M., 445 Central Ave., Orange, N. J. HOLSTAD, THERON J., 230 Mt. Vernon PL, Newark, N. J. HOLZBERG, NORMAN F., 542 Elmwood Terr., Linden, N. J. Marketing Club; Intramurals. HONAN, TERRY JOHN, 856 Forbes Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. Track; Varsity Club. HOPKINS, KATHLEEN F., 260% N. Seventh St., Newark, N. J. Galleon; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Orientation; Sigma Theta Sigma. HORAN, ANNE T., 53 Laurel Ave., Kearny, N. J. Booster Club; Sigma Theta Sigma, Secretary. HORDYNSKY, KSENIA, 28 Hillside Terr., Newark, N. J. HORNBECK, JOHN V., JR., 175 N. Euclid Ave. HORTON, RICHARD G., 928 E. Grande St., Elizabeth, N. J. HORWATH, I. EDWARD, 12 William St., Butler, N. J. Social Action C ommittee; Sociology Research. HOYNE, KENETH G., 61 Sylvan St., Rutherford, N. J. Intramurals. HREBEN, JOSEPH J„ 662 Winchester Ave., Union, N. J. Triphibian Guard; Sigma Pi. IOANNOU, JOHN N., 8 Park Ave. Marketing Club. ISSLER, ROBERT A., 389 Boulevard, Kenilworth, N. J. Economics Club; Baseball; Golf. JACKSON, PETER R., 33 E. End Ave., New York, N. Y. Biology Research; Seton Symphony. JACOBS, HENRY J., 29 Ross Ave., Demarest, N. J. Ski Club, Co-Chairman; Triphibian Guard; Scabbard and Blade. « JACONSKI, MARY B., 42 Oakland St., Irvington, N. J. Student Education Association. JARGER, RUSSELL, 47 Garfield Rd., Wayne, N. J. Finance Association; Intramurals. JASWINSKI, PATRICIA B., 913 Broadway. Bayonne, N. J. Zeta Chi Rho. JAWOROWSKI, THERESA ANN, 20 Greenlawn Dr. Sigma Theta Sigma. JOHNSON, WALTER W., 452 Myrtle Ave., Irvington, N. J. Triphibian Guard. JOHNSON, WILLIAM J., 9 Mundy Lane, Warren, N. J. Intramural Football; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary. JORDAN, ALICIA J., 34 Essex Rd., Essex Fells, N. J. American Chemical Society. JORDAN, JACQUELINE C., 793— 11th Ave., Paterson, N. J. JORDAN, SUSAN M., 793 — 11th Ave., Paterson, N. J. JOREGENSEN, KARYN H., 298 Belleville Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. Psychology Club, Treasurer; Social Action Club, Secretary. JOSWICK, DOUGLAS T., 69 Edgewood Ave., Colonia, N. J. Marketing Club; Setonian; WSOU. KALAFUT, DANIEL M., 1565 Fourth, Bethel Manor, Langley AFB, Virginia Scabbard and Blade; Ski Club; Football Club; Galleon; Delta Sigma Omega, Vice-President. KALLIGHAN, SHARON A., 27 Camdrige Rd., Freehold, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association. KANE, ANNA B., 113 Laurel Ave., Arlington, N. J. KANE, JOHN J., 172 Lakeview Ave., Paterson, N. J. Seton Hall University Math Club; Setonian Film Society; Mathematics Club; TIME, National Mathematics Honor Society, President. KEANE, DANIEL J., 40A Ridge Park Dr., N. Arlington, N. J. Setonian, Contributing Editor; Student Senate, Senior Education Senator. KEARNS, RAYMOND J., 204 Vernon Ave., Paterson, N. J. Pi Sigma Epsilon. KEATES, JAMES K., 280 Ell Rd., Hillsdale, N. J. Booster Club; Varsity Club; Dormitory Council, Representative; Football Club, Treasurer; Fraternity, Pre-Med. Honor Fraternity; Fencing, Co-Captain. KEENAN, DENNIS B., 29 Tappan St., Kearny, N. J. KEENEN, PRISCILLA M., 15 Stoneleigh Park, Westfield, N. J. KEIL, RICHARD M., 628 North Wood Ave., Linden, N. J. REISER, BENJAMIN C., 68 Campfield St., Irvington, N. J Young Democrats; Varsity Club; Swimming. KELLER, PATRICIA D., 27 Hartley Pl., Bayonne, N. J. Cosmopolitan Club, Secretary. KILIAN, BRUCE J., 31 Munlowbrook Rd., Maplewood, N. J. Tau Delta Phi. KING, SUSAN A., 12 Whittier Terr., Bloomfield, N. J. Football Club; I.S.C., Vice-President, President; Phi Delta Pi, Historian, Rush Mistress; Prom Committee; Advisory Board Council of the Dean of Women. KIRSCH, MICHAEL A., 186 Tuxedo Pkwy., Newark, N. J. Ski Club; Pi Kappa Alpha. KISSELL, HENRY M., 95 Cedar St., Nutley, N. J. Accounting Club. KLEBAUR, SUSAN T., 167 Franklin Ave. KLINK, VINCENT G., 103 Columbia Ave., Newark. N. J. Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi. KLOK, RICHARD L., 745 S. 25 St., Kenilworth, N. J. Alpha Sigma Tau, Treasurer. KLUTKOWSKI, JOHN W., 130 E. Stimpson Ave. KOBELKA, JERILYNN, 60 Bergen Dr., Little Falls, N. J. KOPACKI, LAURIE, 4 Linden Ave., Kearny, N. J. KORNICKE, RONALD J., 60 Willow Lane, Roselle, N. J. KORPITA, GEORGE F., 13 Meade Ave., Middlesex, N. J. International Relations Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society. KOWALESKI, ALFRED C., 133 E. 12th St., Linden, N. J. Society for the Advancement of Management. KOZAY, JOSEPH S., 8854 Ft. Hamilton Pkwy., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pershing Rifles; Karate Club, Treasurer; Intramurals. KOZIELEC, JOHN J., 10 Vernon Ave., Somerset, N. J. KROL, ALICE M., 127 Delaware Ave., Jersey City, N. J. KROPILAK, GREGORY J., 70 Winthrop St., Newark, N. J. Alpha Sigma Tau. KRUEGER, RICHARD A., 2645 Liberty St., Trenton, N. J. Student Union Board, Social Action Committee. KRULIKOWSKI, STANLEY M., 124 Franklin St.. Bloomfield, N. J. KUBILUS, NORBERT J., 186 Myrtle Ave., Cedar Grove, N. J. Society of Physics Students, President; Mathematics Club; Sigma Pi Sigma; Society For Preservation of Setonia, President. KUCHNA, CELESTE E., 38 Patton Dr., E. Brunswick, N. J. KUEHNER, JOSEPH, 33 Swarthmore Dr., Carteret, N. J. KUKIS, BENJAMIN J., 276 Myrtle Ave., Irvington, N. J. Seton Hall Men’s Glee Club; R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club; Triphibian Guard; Scabbard and Blade. KUNZE, ROBERT W., Immaculate Conception Sem., Darlington, N. J. KURLYCHEK, JOHN M., 148 Hillcrest Dr., Wayne, N. J. Physical Education Club; Varsity Club; Dormitory Council; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chairman; Football; Track. KWAEZ, RONALD J., 645 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. Art Club; Setonian Film Society; Young Republicans; Mathematics Club; WSOU; Fraternity, Delta Sigma Omega. LA BARCA, FRANK JOSEPH, 559 Salem Rd., Union, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. LA BRUNO, RUSSELL JOHN, 71 Williams Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Physical Education Club; Varsity Club; Rifle Team; Baseball. LA MACCHIA, COSMO VINCENT, 304 Palisade Ave., Union City, N. J. LANE, JOANNE MARY, 435 S. Plainfield Ave., S. Plainfield, N. J. Student Union Board Social Committee; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Literary Club. LANFRANCHI, PHILIP ANTHONY, 26 Webster St., Floral Park, N. J. Varsity Club; Tennis; Delta Sigma Omicron. LANGBEIN, THOMAS A., 11 Netherwood PL, Newark, N. J. Accounting Club; Varsity Club; Alpha Kappa Psi; Soccer. LANIGAN, ROBERT JOSEPH, 152 Brown Ave.. Iselin, N. J. Varsity Club; Track. LANZI, PETER JOHN, 116 Lenox Ave., Irvington, N. J. LAPINSKI, JANICE MARY, 88 Zabriskie Ave., Bayonne, N. J. Sophomore Class Secretary; Zeta Chi Rho Secretary. LAPINSKI, MICHAEL WALTER, R.F.D. 1, Box 80, Titusville, N. J. LARAMY, JOHN EDWARD, 198 Eastern Pkwy., Newark, N. J. LARDARO, THERESA C., 676 Valley Rd., Upper Montclair, N. J. Student Union Board Social Action Committee; Booster Club; Elizabeth Seton Education Association. LAURA, THOMAS WILLIAM, 19 Rutan PL, Bloomfield, N. J Marketing Club; Student Senate; Football Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity. LA VALVA, FRANK JOSEPH, 425 Pennsylvania Ave., Bangor, Pa. Booster Club; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; National Student Association; I.F.C.; Delta Sigma Omicron. ' LAWRENCE, VICTOR MICHAEL, Box 635, East Shore Trail Sparta, N. J. LEARY, CATHERINE ANN, 56 Glenweld Rd., Madison, N J Football Club; Phi Delta Pi. LE JAMBRE, THOMAS JOSEPH, 510 Farnsworth Ave. LENIHAN, DENNIS JOHN, 21 Richelieu Terr., Newark, N. J. Student Union Board Social and Hospital Committees; Marketing Club; Junior Class Senator; Alpha Kappa Psi. LEONARD, RICHARD ADAMS, 60 Lyons PL, Springfield, N. J. Student Union Board Fine Arts and Academic Committees; Vice-President Modern Language Club; Setonian, Editor-in-Chief; President Setonian Film Society; Mathematics Club; Galleon. LESSACK, GERALDINE A., 175 Tooker Ave., Springfield, N. J. President, Phi Delta Pi. LESSER, FREDERIC E., 447 Milbeth Dr., Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Accounting Club; Bowling Club; I.F.C.; Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity, Treasurer. LILOIA, ARNOLD N., 45 Washington Ave., Nutley, N. J. Marketing Club. LIMONE, TERESA A., 113 S. Union Ave., Cranford, N. J, Football Club. LINARDUCCI, ROBERT PASQUALE, 1380 Springfield Ave., Irvington, N. J. Pi Kappa Alpha. LIPPEL, BARBARA RUTH, 167 Tuxedo Pkwy., Newark, N. J. LISIECKI, RICHARD STEVEN, 203 Hollywood Ave., Union, N. J. Marketing Club. LOBAI, JULIUS PAUL, 167 Richelieu Terr., Newark, N. J. Young Republicans, Chairman; Sigma Pi. LO CASTRO, DONALD J., Ill Park PL, Highland Park, N. J. L ‘! l i ni ,? r ” rom Committee; Dorm League Football; Intramural Softball. LOFFREDO, JOSEPH A., 26 Hill View Dr., Neptune, N. J. Marketing Club; Alpha Kappa Psi, Vice-President; Junior Prom Committee. PRINZI, LAURA L., 52-A Spruce St., E. Paterson, N. J. Modern Language Club. LOWENSTEIN, MYRON R., 115 Old Short Hills Rd., W. Orange, N. J. LOWICH WALTER A., 2019 Bell PL, So. Plainfield, N. J. Bowling Club; Dormitory Council; Mathematics Club. LUCAS, KATHERINE D., 12 Highview Terr., Cedar Grove, N. J. LUTZ, ROBERT W., 50 Berkeley PL, Bloomfield, N. J. LYON, THERESA A., 194 Henry St., Teaneck, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association. LYONS, RICHARD J., 135 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N. J. MacFARLANE, GAIL M., Ill Locust St., Roselle Park, N. J. MacKERER, FRAN CINE E., 311 W. Wilkes Barre St., Easton, Pa. Sigma Theta Sigma. 342 MACRI, VINCENT N„ 2 Hastings Rd., Morris Plains, N. J. International Relations Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Treasurer; Setonian; Commuter Council. MADDALUNA, MICHAEL A., 34 West St., Bernardsville, N. J. MAGEE, SHIRLEY E., 91 Hughes St., Maplewood, N. J. MAGUE, JAMES H., 22 Fitzsimmons Ave., Middlesex, N. J. Physics Club; I.C.C.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Squash. MAHON, JOHN P., 13— 50th St., Weehawken, N. J. Accounting Club. MAKUS, GARY R., 137 Elmwood Dr., Clifton, N. J. Swimming. MALESPINA, JAMES J., 11 Oakview Dr., Waldwick, N. J. Workshop Theater; WSOU, Station Manager; Pi Beta Delta. MALETTO, JOHN V., 116 Harding Rd., Red Bank, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. MALONEY, MICHAEL J., 60 Taylor PL, So. Orange, N. J. Student Union Board, Vice-President; Booster Club; Student Senate; Varsity Club; Tennis; Squash; I.C.C., President. MARCHESSEAULT, GUY D„ 10 Baldwin Terr.. Wayne, N. J. Alpha Epsilon Delta. MARCIANO, LEONARD T., 34 Chestnut St., Clark, N. J. Social S.U.B. Committee; Setonian; Young Democrats, President of the Executive Board; Seton Symphony, Director; Junior Prom Committee; Student Education Association. MARCZEWSKI, RONALD J., 622 Sherman Ave., Roselle Park, N. J. MARROW, ROBERT J., 285 Gansevoort Blvd., Staten Island, N. Y. MARTIN, CRAIG R., 59 Stanton St., Clark, N. J. Social Committee, Student Union Board; Elizabeth Seton Education Association, Treasurer; Men’s Glee Club, Corr. Secretary; Young Democrats, Corr. Secretary; Setonian; Junior Prom Committee; Seton Symphony. MASCARA, ERNEST L., 1083 Landis Ave., Vineland, N. J. Booster Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Phi Kappa Theta; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, and Softball. MASSONE, JOSEPH R., 84 Charles St., Somerset, N. J. MATTEO, FRANK G., 21 Perry St., Dover, N. J. Marketing Club. MATTHEWS, DOUGLAS L., 25 Hillside Ave., Verona, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association. MAXWELL, FRANK W„ III, 11 Lewis Dr., Springfield, N. J. Marketing Club; Phi Kappa Theta. McBAIN, ROBERT A., 79 Melrose Ave., Irvington, N. J. MALONE, RAYMOND F., 225 Watchung Ave., W. Orange, N. J. Triphibian Guard; Young Americans For Freedom, Vice- Chairman; Young Republicans; WSOU, Political Commentator. McCABE, JOHN F., 226 Ward PL, So. Orange, N. J. Marketing Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Dean’s List. McCarthy, KATHERYN C„ 61 Semel Ave., I selin, N. J. Phi Delta Pi. McCarthy, NORAH E., 99 Belgrove Dr., Kearny, N. J. McCARTY, SUSANNE, 121 N. Richards Ave., Ventnor, N. J. McCONNELL, MICHAEL F., 312 9th Ave., Belmar, N. J. McDADE, THOMAS J., 108 Argyle Pl., Kearny, N. J. McDONNELL, THOMAS A., 45 Gotthart St., Newark, N. J. Football Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon. McDONOUGH, JO ANNE E., 197 Lincoln Ave., Newark, N. J. Student Union Board, Social Action Committee; Elizabeth Seton Education Association, Secretary; Student Senate, Education Senator; U.S. National Student Association; Pirate Club. McERLEAN, ROBERT F., 1 River Park Dr., Bricktown, N. J. Cross Keys Fraternity, Treasurer; Evening Student Council, Representative, Chairman of Holiday Socials Committee, Ski Trip and Academic Lecture Series; Hazard, Layout Editor; Federated Student Government, President. McGARRY, BERNADETTE E., 60 Stuyvesant Ave., Newark, N. J. Football Club; Pirate Club; Student Nurses Association. McGINN, REV. CHARLES T., 57 Ridgeway Ave., W. Orange, N. J. McGOWAN, MARY M., 16 Ruthven Pl., Summit, N. J. Student Senate; Football Club; I.S.C.; Theta Delta Phi, Recording Secretary. McGRATH, PATRICK J., Llewellyn Park, W. Orange, N. J. Biology Research, Vice-President; Setonian Film Society; Delta Epsilon Sigma, President; Alpha Epsilon Delta. McHALE, JOSEPH M., 3 Park Lane, Little Falls, N. J. Glee Club. McHUGH, DONALD M., 19 Rutgers Lane, Parsippany, N. J. Accounting Club; Marketing Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society. McKENNA, JAMES J., 312 Columbus Ave. Accounting Club; Economics Club. McKENNA, JOHN M., 204 Newark Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. McKEOWN, KATHLEEN M., 403 Devon St., Kearny, N. J. Student Nurses Association. McLAUGHLIN, CHARLES P., 26 Cedar Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. McMAHON, ANDREW J., 43 Dean St., Madison, N. J. Men’s Glee Club; I.F.C., Representative; Phi Beta Gamma, Secretary. McNAMARA, THOMAS P., 2 Sheffield Dr., Newark, N. J. National Student Association; Alpha Sigma Tau, Sports Director; Karate Club; Intramurals, Basketball and Football. McSHEA, KEVIN M., 301 Woods Rd., N. Babylon, N. Y. Modern Language Club; R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club; Dormitory Council, Secretary, Treasurer, Chairman and Representative to National Convention; Alpha Mu Gamma; Scabbard and Blade; Representative to University Athletic Council. McSORLEY, RICHARD A., 85 E. Mt. Pleasant Ave., Livingston, N. J. Wrestling; Physical Education Club. MEGARO, MARIA C., 341 Roseville Ave., Newark, N. J. MELONE, EUGENE T., 100 Hudson Ave., Totowa Borough, N. J. Finance Association. MEMMOLA, LAWRENCE KEITH, 25 Watson Pl., Eatontown, N. J. Glee Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; Alpha Epsilon Delta, President. MERCADANTE, BARBARA LYNN, 349 Turrell Ave., So. Orange, N. J. Sigma Theta Sigma, Secretary; Student Teacher’s Association; Glee Club. MEROLLA, FRANK CLARK, 3 Bernard Rd., E. Brunswick, N. J. 343 METTA, JERROD. 284 Ampere Pkwy., Bloomfield, N. J. Accounting Club; Delta Sigma Phi. Secretary. MEYERS, RAYMOND GEORGE. 450 No. Walnut St., E. Orange, N. J. MICHAU, WILLIAM H.. JR.. 303 Lockwood Ave.. Elberon, N. J. Sigma Tau Gamma. MIELE, KENNETH VINCENT, 112 Stephenville Pkwy., Edison, N. J. Young Americans For Freedom, Chairman; Young Republicans; Phi Alpha Theta; Delta Epsilon Sigma. MIKA, ROBERT JOHN, 46 Pilgrim Dr.. Clifton, N. J. Accounting Club; Marketing Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon. MILLER, MARILYN RUTH, 688 W. Hazelwood Ave., Rahway, N. J. Zeta Chi Rho, Senior Board of Review; Hazing Committee; Student Nurses Association. MINIERI, ANTHONY M., 933 Rosemont Ave.. Union. N. J. Evening Student Council; Psychology Club. MINITELLI, MICHAEL PAUL, 522 Monroe Ave.. Elizabeth, N. J. Freshman Baseball Team. MINNITI, ANTHONY J., 252 Sterling Ave., Orange, N. J. International Relations Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Vice-President; Setonian, Managing Editor; Sigma Pi, Concession Chairman. MIRALDI, FRANCES E., 46 Robbins Ave., Berkeley Heights, N. J. MITREUTER, EDWARD J., 100 Mercury Ave., Colonia, N. J. MOCLAIRE, KATHLEEN P., 638 Bartell PL. Ridgewood, N. J. Chi Delta Rho. MOJE, GEORGE MARTIN, 325 Columbia Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Marketing Club. MONTO, ROBERT CHRISTOPHER, 333 Valley St., So. Orange, N. J. Accounting Club; Marketing Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon. MONTORIO, JOHN A., 23 Beverly Rd., Cedar Grove, N. J. Art Club; International Relations Club; Setonian; Workshop Theater; WSOU; Psychology Club; Psi Chi. MOORE, ROBERT PAUL, 77 Kenmore Ave., So. Orange, N. J. MORAN, CATHERINE ELLEN, 53 Court House PL, Jersey City, N. J. Booster Club; Student Education Association. MORITZ, ROBERT KURT, 280 Washington Ave., Westwood, N. J. Marketing Club. MORRIS, RICHARD CHRISTOPHER, 2645 Elm Dr., No. Bellmore, N. Y. Varsity Club; Track, Co-Captain. Galleon, Editor-in-Chief, Photography Editor; Setonian. MORRIS, VICTORIA CLAIRE, 69 May St., Irvington, N. J. Student Senate; Sigma Theta Sigma. MOSCOSO, KAREN JOY T., 55 Highview Dr., Clifton, N. J. Senior Class Officer, Secretary; Student Senate; Inter-Sorority Council, Corresponding Secretary; Football Club; Phi Delta Pi, Vice-President, Service Chairman; Cheerleading Squad, Captain, Co-Captain; Junior Prom, Tri-Chairman; Senior Prom, Co- Chairman; Election Committee; Pirate Club; Advisory Board Council of the Dean of Women, Chairman. MOSS, KENNETH CORNEL, 215 No. Maple Ave., E. Orange, N. J. Student Senate; Basketball, Captain; Black Student League. MOTTI, PETER KEVIN, 69 Frank St., E. Haven, Conn. St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society: Ski Club; Sociology Club. MUCHO, PAUL A., 21 Outcalt Rd., Edison, N. J. MUELLER, JOAN E., 400 Crawford Terr., Union, N. J. Student Union Board, Social Committee; Tennis; Psychology Club. MULFORD, JOSEPH R., 5 Tappen St., Avenel, N. J. Sigma Pi. MULHERN, ROBERT F., 1594 So. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Varsity Club; Phi Kappa Theta; Varsity Basketball Team. MULLER, FREDERICK MAX, 3 Hillcrest Ave., E. Brunswick, N. J. MULLIN, THOMAS JOSEPH, 28 Fulton Ave., W. Long Branch, N. J. Glee Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Young Democrats. MURAWSKI, RUSSELL CARL, 97 W. 19 St., Bayonne, N. J. Marketing Club; Young Republicans; Dormitory Council, Councilman; Phi Kappa Theta. MURRAY, FRANCIS J., 11 Newton PL, Allendale, N. J. MURPHY, MARYELLEN ELIZABETH, 126 Van Buren Ave., Booster Club; Inter-Sorority Council, Representative; Sigma Theta Sigma; Student Education Association. MURPHY, MARYELLEN ELIZABEHH, 126 Van Buren Ave., Teaneck, N. J. Booster Club; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Federated Student Government. MURPHY, PETER FRANCIS, 377 Meadowbrook Lane, So. Orange, N. J. MURPHY, THOMAS BARTOLO, 64 Dawson Ave., Clifton, N. J. MURPHY, TIMOTHY V., 174 Grand St., New Milford, N. J. MURPHY, WILLIAM KEVIN, 105 Mason St., Metuchen, N. J. Student Union Board, Social Committee; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Glee Club, Recording Secretary; Math Club; National Student Association; Young Democrats, Recording Secretary, Vice-Chairman. NAPOLITANO, RAYMOND J., 286 Union Ave., Belleville, N. J. Workshop Theater, Technical Crew, Stage Manager. NARKIEWICZ, EDWARD J., 179-A Taylor Ave., E. Brunswick, N. J. NATALE, PAUL VINCENT, 23 Parrott Mill Rd., Chatham, N. J. Sigma Pi, Assistant Secretary; Social Action. NAZARE, ROBERT JOHN, 403 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst, N. J. Delta Sigma Omicron; Prom Committee, Junior, Senior. NEWMAN, MICHAEL FRANCIS, 30 Hickory Dr., Maplewood, N. J. Pershing Rifles, Adjutant Regimental Commander. NOBLE, LORRAINE BERNADETTE, 61 Jacob St., Bloomfield, N. J. Social Action Club; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; National Student Association. NODES, ALLAN JOSEPH, 111 Bentley Ave., Old Bridge, N. J. NOLAN, MICHAEL DAVID, 18 Pine St., No. Arlington, N. J. Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi. NOLL, J. ANDREW, 138 Milton Pl., So. Orange, N. J. NOLL, LAWRENCE R., 82 First St., Clifton, N. J. Accounting Club; Marketing Club; Kappa Sigma Tau. NORK, DENNIS W„ 47 Ford Ave., Fords, N. J. R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club; Scabbard and Blade. NORMANDIA, BRUCE RICHARD, 95 Longview Circle, Fords, N. J. Student Union Board, Social Committee; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; Math Club; Young Democrats, Secretary. 344 NORTHROP, ROBERT DOUGLAS, Box 7, Shore Rd., South Lyme, Conn. Booster Club. NUGENT, JAMES MICHAEL, 92 Bridge St., Metuchen, N. J. Accounting Club; Marketing Club. O’BAIEN, VINCENT MORGAN, 116 Forster St., Hartford, Conn. Intramurals. O’BOYLE, MAUREEN RITA, 14 Berkeley Heights Park, Bloomfield, N. J. Phi Delta Pi. OBERSTAD, LEONARD C., 661 Tenth Ave., New York, N. Y. O’CONNOR. SISTER KATHLEEN, 172 Academy St., Newark, N. J. O’DONNELL, WILLIAM CHARLES, 87 W. 30 St., Bayonne, N. J. O’GRADY, SHERRY, 447 Central Ave., Apt. 7, Orange, N. J. Student Nurses Association; Intramurals, Swimming, Tennis, Basketball. O’KEEFE, DENNIS PATRICK, 21 Knollwood Dr., New Shrewsbury, N. J. Student Union Board, Chairman, Enter- tainment and Public Relations Committee; Student Senate, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary. Representative; Federated Student Government; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Football Team; University Council, Student Representative; Student Government, President. OLDHAM, JOHN S., 250 Mount Vernon PL, Apt. 11-J, Newark, N. J. Student Union Board, Fine Arts Committee, Chairman; National Student Association. OLIVA, LUCY BAIRD, 328 Gaston Ave., Garfield, N. J. OLSEN, DONALD J., 11 Cedar Ave., Hazlet, N. J. O’NEILL, EILEEN MARIE, 76 Union Ave., Maplewood, N. J. O’NEILL, MARGARET ROSE, 791 Ridge St., Newark, N. J. Sigma Theta Sigma; Intramural Tennis; Student Education Association. O’NEILL, STEVEN PAUL, 8 Elmwood Terr., Edison, N. J. R.O.T.C. Marching Band. OPALINSKI, DAVID JOHN, 471 Tremont Ave., Apt. 6, Orange, N. J. Marketing Club; Ski Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon. O’REILLY, EILEEN MARIE, 243 Roseville Ave„ Newark, N. J. Social Action Club; Elizabeth Seton Education Association; National Student Association; Pirate Club. ORLANDO, ARLENE ESTELLE, 280 E. 23 St., Paterson, N. J. Zeta Chi Rho. O’SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH, 702 Sheridan Ave., Roselle, N. J. ' OSOWIECKY, RAYMOND, 42 Atkins Terr., E. Rutherford, N. J. OUFIERO, LAWRENCE A., 32 Mayfair Dr., W. Orange, N. J. Young Democrats; Alpha Epsilon Delta. PADLOWSKI, ANDREA MARIA, 15 Meadow St., Bayonne, N. J. Intramural Tennis. PAGANO, ANTHONY FRANK, 107 Jefferson St., Passaic, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. PAGLIONE, THOMAS JOSEPH, 17 Shawnee Dr., Trenton, N. J. PALERMO, JOHN WILLIAM, 154 No. Livingston Ave., Livingston, N. J. Accounting Club; Football Club; Pi Kappa Alpha, Financial Committee, Pledgemaster, Alumni Chairman, Athletic Chairman; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Softball. PAPALIA, PASQUALE A., 312 Ninth St., Fairview, N. J. Liturgy Workshop. PAPARATTO, JOSEPH STEVEN, 600 Union Ave., Belleville, N. J. Finance Association. PARA, JOHN M., Taylortown Rd., R.D. 3, Boonton, N. J. Scabbard and Blade; Tau Delta Phi; Intramurals, Football. PARENTI, PETER JOSEPH, 555 Fisk Pl., Plainfield, N. J. PARSONS, SALLY ELIZABETH, 53 Hudson Ave., Maplewood, N. J. National Student Association; Theta Delta Phi, Rules Committee, Chairman. PARK, MICHAEL L., 159 Linden Ave., Bound Brook, N. J. PARKER, JOHN ROBERT, 658 Linden Ave., Teaneck, N. J. Alpha Kappa Psi. PASSARO, LOUIS JOHN, 635 Second Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. Psi Chi; Psychology Club. PATNAUDE, RONALD N, 170 W. Tenth St., Bayonne, N. J. Pershing Rifles. PATRONE, RALPH THOMAS, 813 Washington Ave., Westwood, N. J. PAYNE, ANN M., 266 Caldwell Ave., Paterson, N. J. National Education Association; Psychology Club; Chi Delta Rho. PEDALINO, VICTOR MICHAEL, 43 Johnson Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. Inter-Fraternity Council, Representative; WSOU. PEDONE, ROBERT ANTHONY, 930 Neal St., Toms River, N. J. Booster Club; Phi Kappa Theta. PELLETIER, RICHARD JOHN, 29 Fair Hill Rd. Accounting Club; Triphibian Guard. PEMOULIE, GERALD JOHN, 27 Colonial Pkwy.. Dumont, N. J. Varsity Club; I.F.C.; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President; PEOPLES, KATHLEEN T., 751 Parkway Ave. PEPE, MARIANNE LOUISE, 724 Lake St., Newark, N. J. Sigma Theta Sigma; Booster Club; National Student Education Association. PERRY, LINDA SUSAN, 16 Ackerson Ave., Pequannock, N. J. PERRY, RAYMOND LEE, 16 Ackerson Ave., Pequannock, N. J. PERRY, THOMAS JOSEPH, 1048 Bergen St., Newark, N. J. PETERS, W. GARY, 84 First Ave., Little Falls, N. J. PETERSON, DANIEL M., 90 Joralemon St., Belleville, N. J. Marketing Club; Tau Delta Phi. PETSCHKO, WOLFGANG HEINZ, 966 Leland Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Marketing Club; Young Republicans; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary. PETTONI, DANIEL ORLANDO, 658 4th St., Newark, N. J. PICCONI, ALFRED J., 137 Overlook Ave., Boonton, N. J. Tau Kappa Epsilon. PIETREWICZ, LEONARD PETER, 419 E. Main St., Bound Brook, N. J. Physical Ed. Club; Football Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Basketball; Track. PIGNATARO, MICHAEL GEORGE, 79 Blithewood Ave., Worcester, Mass. Modern Language Club; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Young Democrats; Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honor Society; Alpha Mu Gamma, National Foreign Language Honor Society; Delta Epsilon Sigma, National Intercollegiate Catholic Honor Society. PINTAURO, JUDY MARY, 11 Nolton St., Belleville, N. J. Phi Delta Pi; Education Club; National Student Education Association; Booster Club. PINTO, LEONARD F., 142 Winesap Rd., Stamford, Conn. Booster Club; Dormitory Council, Secretary-Treasurer, Athletic Chairman; Football Club, Treasurer. PIRRO, MARIAN LUCILLE, 11 Babcock Pl., W. Orange, N. J. National Student Education Association. PLAMONDON, WILLIAM N., 30 Collinswood Rd., Livingston, N. J. PLATZER, ARLENE KIELIAN, 34 Shawnee Rd., Hopatcong, N. J. PODESFINSKI, ROBERT H., 63 Grant PL, Irvington, N. J. Setonian, News Editor. PODOLSKI, ANTHONY ROBERT, 12 Oxford St., Newark, N. J. Seton Hall University Math Club, Vice-President; Social Action; TIME, National Math Honor Society. POHRIVCHAK, RONALD, 402 Kent St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Phi Alpha Theta (Honor Society in History) ; Delta Epsilon Sigma, National Scholastic Honor Society. PONTES, JOSEPH D, 5 Emma PI, Clifton, N. J. PORTER, RICHARD T., 112 Reid St., Elizabeth, N. J. Pershing Rifles, Finance Officer. POTENSKI, KENNETH F., 29 Dixon Ave., Dumont, N. J. POWER, PATRICK JAMES, 6 Ridgeview Rd., Newton, N. J. PROCINO, FRANK J, 56 Ellisen Rd., Watchung, N. J. WSOU; Alpha Sigma Mu, G.I. Fraternity. PRYOR, DENNIS GEORGE, 17 Huntley Rd., Summit, N. J. Ski Club; Marketing Club; I.F.C.; Fraternity Treasurer. PUGLIESE, NICK ANTHONY, 1613 Hillcrest Terr., Union, N. J. Accounting Club; Marketing Club. PULICE, GEORGE, 246-50 57 Dr. Bayley Review; National Student Association; Setonian Film Society; Literary Club; Tau Delta Phi; SHU Literary Magazine, Assistant Editor. PURCELL, ROBERT MICHAEL, 181 Village Rd., So. Orange, N. J. Young Democrats, Chairman. PURKIS, MARY MARGARET, 832 Livingston Rd., Elizabeth, N. J. PYATAK, JOHN RAOUL, 112 Ellsworth Terr., Glen Rock, N. J. Karate Club; Alpha Sigma Tau, President, Secretary. QUAGLIA, LEE JOHN, 25 Cleveland St. Setonian Film Society; Ski Club; Tau Epsilon Phi. QUILL, JOHN A., 1791 Rutherford St., Rahway, N. J. QUINN, NANCY PATRICIA, 23 Boyle PI, Elizabeth, N. J. QUINN, THOMAS KEVIN, 6 North 9th St., Newark, N. J. Pershing Rifles, 1970 “A” Trick Drill Team Commander; Alpha Sigma Tau. RADICSH, RALPH EDWARD, 92 Houston St, Newark, N. J. Accounting Club, Student Comptroller, Recording Secretary; Ski Club; Society for the Advancement of Management; Alpha Kappa Psi; Accounting Internship. RALA, SAM S, 529 Midland Ave., Garfield, N. J. Accounting Club; Delta Sigma Phi. REALI, TONI MARIE, 13 Jeffrey Lane, Great Neck, N. Y. Modern Language Club; Ski Club; Young Republicans; Workshop Theatre. REBELO, JACK M., 28 Downing St. Marketing Club; WSOU; Tau Delta Phi. REGAN, RAYMOND C., 8 Gary Ct., Scotch Plains, N. J. Student Union Board, Academic; R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon. REHEIS, J. PAUL, 30 Wordsworth Rd., Short Hills, N. J. Biology Research; Fine Arts Committee; Alpha Epsilon Delta. REICHARDT, DENNIS ROBERT, 16 Mina Ave., Clifton, N. J. Pi Kappa Alpha; Psychology Club. REID, KERRY MARGARET, 12 Orange Ave., Cranford, N. J. REILLY, MARGARET MARY, 19 Coral Way Phi Delta Pi, Treasurer; Student Nursing Association. REILLY, ROBERT EDWARD, Maple Rd, Butler, N. J. Marketing Club, President; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; Tau Delta Phi, Treasurer; Sigma Pi Epsilon (Marketing Fraternity), President. RELAY, ROBERT C, 24 Florence Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. Varsity Club; Dormitory Council, Athletic Committee; Baseball; Sociology Club; Intramurals, Football, Basketball. RESETAR, THOMAS EDWARD, 42 Albemarle Rd, Colonia, N. J. Tau Epsilon Phi. RICE, WILLIAM MICHAEL, 2710 Shady Glen Ave, Pt. Pleasant, N. J. Accounting Club; Economics Club; Marketing Club; Basketball. RIDGWAY, JOSEPH JOHN, 1005 Friendship Lane, Cherry Hill, N. J. Senator; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Treasurer of Junior Class; Vice-President of Senior; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society, Secretary; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Junior Prom Committee, Tri-Chairman; Who’s Who Among College Students. RITOTA, MARIA ANN, 324 Vose Ave, So. Orange, N. J. Theta Delta Phi, Service Committee Chairman; Fencing; Women’s Athletic Committee. RITTWEGER, EDWARD S, 15 Parsonage Rd, Edison, N. J. Ski Club; Football Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; Baseball. RIZZO, JANE ANN, 384 Diamond Bridge Ave, Hawthorne, N. J. Zeta Chi Rho. RIZZO, NICHOLAS P, 1440 Forest Ct, Mountainside, N. J. Intramural Football. ROBAK, ANTHONY GEORGE, 1989 Myrtle St, Union, N. J. ROBAK, ROSTYSLAW W, 179 Hillside Terr, Irvington, N. J. Delta Epsilon Sigma. ROCCO, ANTHONY M, 662 McBride Ave, W. Paterson, N. J. ROCCO, THOMAS ANTHONY, 2161 Church St, Rahway, N. J. Marketing Club; Triphibian Guard; WSOU. ROKOSE, SHAWN R, 520 Harrison PI, Linden, N. J. ROONEY, SHAWN THOMAS, 232 Birchwood Dr, E. Paterson, N. J. Marketing Club; R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club; Rifle Team; Pi Kappa Alpha. ROSAMILIA, SUSAN R, 105 Oakview Ave, Maplewood, N. J. ROSEN, REBECCA ANNE, 313 Parkview Terr, Lincroft, N. J. I.S.C.; Sigma Theta Sigma. ROSSER, JONNY REYNOLD, 2914 Vauxhall Rd, Vauxhall, N. J. Black Student League. ROTELLA, BEN J, 270 Oak St, Perth Amboy, N. J. R.O.T.C. Band; Sigma Pi. ROZANSKI, JOHN JOSEPH, 309 S. Park St., Elizabeth, N. J. Biology Research, Secretary, Treasurer; Setonian Film Society; American Chemical Society Student Chapter; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Pre-Medical Honor Society; Delta Epsilon Sigma, National Catholic Honor Fraternity. RUBINCHIK, HARVEY L., 80 Sweetbriar Dr., Apt. 21, Clark, N. J. Art Club; International Relations Club, Secretary, Vice-President; Psychology Club; Card Club. RUTH, PAUL KENDLE, 523 Broadlawn Terr., Vineland, N. J. Phi Kappa Theta. RYAN, JOHN D., 7 Oak St., Ridgefield Park, N. J. Delta Sigma Phi. RYAN, MICHAEL, Sands Rd., Aurora, N. Y. RYBKA, RICHARD THADDEUS, Bailey’s Mill Rd., Morristown, N. J. Student Education Association. SAAF, CHARLES ALAN, 4114 Ave. I, Brooklyn, N. Y. Senator; Sophomore Class President; Dormitory Council; I.F.C.; Phi Kappa Theta. SABELLA, ROBERT M., 32 Cortright Rd., Whippany, N. J. Mathematics Club. SALUS, JUDE S., St. Mary’s Abbey, Morristown, N. J. SAWYER, RONALD GEORGE, 3 Hilltop Dr., Goshen, N. Y. Booster Club; Student Senate; Dormitory Council; Football Club; Alpha Epsilon Delta (Pre-Medical Honor Fraternity). SCALFAROTTO, HENRY G., 643 Vosseller Ave., Bound Brook, N. J. Sigma Tau Gamma. SCARNE, STEFFI NORMA, 8900 Blvd. E., No. Bergen, N. J. Alpha Sigma Lambda. SCHACHTELE, FRANCIS EDWARD, 36 Halstead St., Kearny, N. J. Seton Hall Men’s Glee Club, Treasurer; Pershing Rifles; St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society; WSOU. SCHANTZ, RUTHANN MARIE, 833 Cleveland Ave. Social Action Committee; Ski Club; Football Club; I.S.C.; Theta Delta Phi. SCHEDLBANES, BARBARA ANN, 141 Prospect Ave., Red Bank, N. J. SCHEIBNER, CHRISTINE SR., Holy Name Hospital, Teaneck, N. J. SCHIBELL, RICHARD DAVID, 300 Cleveland Ave., Long Branch, N. J. Y.A.F.; Young Republicans, Corresponding Secretary; Phi Alpha Theta; Delta Epsilon Sigma. SCHINSKI, GERARD PAUL, 460 Larch Ave., Bogota, N. J. SCHMIEDEL, PETER JOHN, 54 Amelia Ave., Livingston, N. J. Phi Alpha Theta; Phi Kappa Theta; Baseball. SCHMIEDEL, PETER JOHN, 54 Amelia Ave., Livingston, N. J. Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Society; Phi Kappa Theta; Baseball. SCHEIDNER, PATRICIA ELLEN, 113 Pine St, Ridgewood, N. J. Art Club. SCHRECK, GARY FRANCIS, 31 Shelley Ct, Bergenfield, N. J. Sigma Tau Gamma. SCHUELER, LYNN M. Football Club, Vice-President; Phi Delta Pi. SCHULTZ, GERTRUDE IRENE, 184 Boston Ave., Hillside, N. J. SCHULTZ, STEPHEN HENRY, 62 Orleans Rd., Valley Stream, N. Y. Physical Education Club; Dormitory Council; I.F.C.; Phi Kappa Theta. SCOTT, JAMES CARLOS, 45 Deerfield Rd., Whippany, N. J. SCUDI, MARY CLIFT, 141 Laurel Dr., Springfield, N. J. Workshop Theater; Fencing, Manager; Women’s Athletic Council. SCUTARI, LOUIS DONALD, 13 Brandon Ave., Livingston, N. J. Sociology. SEMKO, MICHAEL PAUL, 43 Willoughby St, Newark, N. J. Alpha Kappa Psi, Chaplain. SERRITELLA, NICHOLAS, 80 Park Ave, Berkeley Heights, N. J. Physical Education Club; Baseball. SESSA, ANTHONY A, 30 Tecumseh Ave, Oceanport, N. J. Alpha Sigma Mu. SETARO, WILLIAM JOHN, 91 Catherine St, Red Bank, N. J. SHELUGA, THOMAS, 237 Mann Ave, Staten Island, N. Y. SHERIDAN, ROBERT J, 31 Kashey St, Clifton, N. J. Finance Association, Secretary, Treasurer; Triphibian Guard; Scabbard and Blade. SHERIDAN, STEPHEN E„ 47 Newell Dr, Bloomfield, N. J. 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St. Thomas More Pre-Legal Society. TUSHINSKI, RICHARD EDWARD, 49 Racetrack Rd, East Brunswick, N. J. Elizabeth Seton Education Association. ULIAS, PHILIP JOHN, 37 E. 19th St, Bayonne, N. J. Marketing Club; R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club; Triphibian Guard; Football Club; Kappa Sigma Pi; Sigma Pi. URNA, JOANNE LOUISE, 70 So. Munn Ave, E. Orange, N. J. Galleon, Newark; Newark Evening Student Council; Newark Social Action Club. URNICK, CHARLES B„ 187 Upper Saddle River Rd, Montvale, N. J. UVA, ROBERT J, 14 Gurney Ct, Dumont, N. J. Marketing Club; Triphibian Guard. VAN HOUTEN, JOHN H, 109 Grove St, Clifton, N. J. VANDER ZWAN, MICHAEL CORNELIUS, 26 Marion Ct, Belleville, N. J. American Chemical Society, Vice-President, President. VECCHIARELLI, JOSEPH CHARLES, 13 Snyder Rd, Fords, N. J. Evening Student Council. VELLA, GERARD DOMENIC, 1956 Ostwood Terr, Union, N. J. Modern Language Club; Tau Epsilon Phi. VERRONE, LOUIS PETER, 223 Elmwood Ave., Union, N. J. Alpha Kappa Psi. 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Thau Mrs. Theresa Tortorello Mr. Anthony Turano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urbanski Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Uva Mr. and Mrs. Paul Verchot Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Elwood J. Weaver, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Zier Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Zona . . peace hath her victories no less renown’d than war.” —MILTON the setonian BEST WISHES FROM THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 TO A CLASS NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN ★ Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1971 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970! from WISH THE BEST OF LUCK TO ALL THE SENIORS The Brothers of Delta Sigma Phi The Brothers of Phi Kappa Theta PEACE AND LOVE to tile da55 of 1970 an cl _ l(( Setoniani THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT President DENNIS P . O KEEFE Executive Vice-President BILL STRASSER RICK SURPIN Vice President Best Wishes SALTZMAN’S A. N. STORE to the Class of ’ 70 201 Main Street Orange, N. J. D’ALTRUI Phone 762-7464 INDUSTRIES DEPOT CLEANERS ★ ★ Elizabeth , N. J. 5 1 Academy Street South Orange, N. 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