Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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WILLIAM K. MEANS Variety of taste and ties - a smile accompanied by dimples - definite opinions, not afraid to express them - never hurried - disdainful of vague generaliza- tions. HENRY J. MICHNIEWSKI International Relations Forum 'lp Mixed Chorus 35 T.C. Talent Editorial Board 3, 4. A cup of coffee philosopher - constant party organizer - bari- tone solo at the least provoca- tion - enthusiasm plus. FRANClS J. MORIARTY International Relations Forum 3, 4. Midge - laughs easily and heartily - math addict - friend- ly and cooperative - quick re- tort for basketball and its rule. FREDERICK W. MYERS Football I, 2, 3, 4 CCo-Captain 42, Track 2, 4. Popular all 'round athlete - 2nd team All-State H9491 - ready to go places and do things - enjoys life to the utmost - a winning smile. MARY MIKE Student Council 'lp Drama Club, Geography Club 'lf Mixed Chor- us 'l, 27 Glee Club 2, 3, Bas- ketball 'I, 2. 3, Bowling 'l, 2. Laughing brown eyes - math enthusiast - a kind word for all - diversified interests - a capable and efficient student. JOHN JOSEPH MOONEY Class President I, 25 Football 1, 25 Student Council I, 2, 3, Hon- orary Chairmon of the Junior Prom. Just married - likeable chatter - conscientious and energetic -- important figure in many activi- ties - wide circle of friends. HARRY LEWIS MILLER Laurel Literary Board 47 Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity 3, 4. ln constant good humor - raring to go - relishes a good contro- versy - a favorite with his fel- low students - ready to give help when needed. MARY P. MOONEY Geography Club 'l, 2, Social Committee 'l, 2, 35 Baccalaureate Committee 3, Athletic Commit- tee 4, Class Day Committee, Laurel 45 Senior Prom Commit- tee 4. Enchanting Irish colleen - not enough time for everything - full of fun and class spirit - indications of a successful future - through life with Ed.

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HRACH MAHAKIAN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Junior Christmas Party Committee 'I, 27 Junior Class Vice-President 37 Harvest Dance Committee 47 Bowling Club 4. Dick - greetings with a flashing smile - possessor of sharp wit -- Audie is the girl - master ot ad-lib - women and its varia- tions - perpetually making plans with the fellows. EDDIS MARTANCIK French Club 27 Baccalaureate Committee 37 Alternate Cana- dian Exchange Student 37 Junior Class Party 3j Senior Prom Com- mittee 47 Senior Class Night 4. Enthusiastic library science ma- ior - locks of shining gold - impressionable giggles - fun- seeker - a twosome with Dot Klinski. VERONICA E. MAKO Freshman-Sophomore Hop Com- mittee l7 International Relations Forum 27 Talent Stat? 'I, 27 Laurel Art Staff 3, 4. The Art Majors' Dream Girl - eyes with that far-away gleam - music lover - a refreshing ad- dition to the teaching profession. ERNEST M. MARZULLO International Relations Forum 2, 3 fTreasurer 357 Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity 3, 4 lRecording Secretary 37 President 45. Ernie - a tireless worker for the college and family - likes an occasional good time - ready, willing and able attitude - mer- chandise tor KDP - liked by all. EDWARD B. MACK Drama Club 2, 3 fPresident 457 T.C. Talent 'I, 37 Laurel 2, 3 lArt Editor 45. Building something for a show - a most pleasant manner about everything -- has depth worth knowing -- talent for art - alert for cooking ideas - one of the young married set. DOLORES M. MAGI A shy smile says more than words - sott voice and expres- sive eyes - pleasant companion - triendly manner - taking it all in. SYBIL D. MATLAW Athletic Association Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 47 Eastern States 37 Student Council 37 Athletic As- sociation 37 Psychology Club 37 Geography Club 37 Baccalau- reate Committee 3. Hi for everyone - eyes and a diamond that glitter - eager to be ot service - an aptitude for work and study. JAMES J. MATTHEW, JR. Intelligence and humor behind a reserved manner - a student of human nature - works ot art - an asset to any group - conservative in dress and out- look.

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MICHAEL NICEFARO Student Council 'l, 2, 3, 4 fTreas- urer 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent My Athletic Association 47 Laurel Leaf CBusiness Manager 2, 31, Laurel fBusiness Manager 41, Debating Club l, 2, 3, 4, Eastern States 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity 3, 4 fVice- President 41, Student-Faculty Af- fairs. Possessor of deep-rooted sincer- ity and abounding vigor - spir- ited many scholastic functions - friendliness personified -- prom- ise of success in any under- taking. SOPHIE B. OLSZEWSKI Radio Workshop 'lg Drama Play Production 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Psychology Club 4, Baccalau- reate Committee 4. Sophisticated Sosha - all season sun worshipper - a flair for smart clothes - pre-exam frenzy - warm and amiable. ,,, If 5 V 2 'E f 46 ef f F ul J 'Z ,P Y 59. 'QSC-qigqzgsi wr MURIEL A. OLSON Junior Party Entertainment Com- mittee 3g Mixed Chorus 4, Laurel Business Board 4. Bubbling zest tor life - rays of sunshine - a lady with a mind of her own - cute and blonde. PETER ORLANDO T.C. Talent 2, 3, 4. Pete versus Yogi Berra - spins a wonderful yarn - T.C.'s Eddie Guest - enthusiastic baseball fan - a consoler for the younger L.S. majors. .. A ,, 1. .., .a-me H ' , f . -ra ' 'Q . , f'rfi.1-wif? - . f 1 - ' Y 5' - f ' C, if S 2, 5 .- Q .- 5314 f H' NJN was HAROLD NEUMANN, JR. Sweaters of distinctive originality - quiet until you know him - ready with an answer - ap- preciates a good laugh - major outside interest, married life. DONALD F. NEWTH Blond and handsome f quietly efficient - long-winded pinochle Player - characteristics of a promising artist. THOMAS PATERSON Baseball Team l, 2, 3, 4. Tom - warm sincerity - modest as his smile - loves good food -- fine all-around athlete. SHIRLEY E. PATRICK Slick in her slicker - ready for work but not too busy for a gay time - the neatness and trim- ness of her clothes - ol1-so- nice personality.