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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1964 volume:

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We hove buT one illusTrious possession of our doys ciT Soufhern, ci precious memory of so mony Things: The mony friendly foces of sTudenTs ond Teochers, The wrinkled brows in midTerm concenTroTion, The wonderful gob sessions in The Union over coffee, The whis- pered owe in confemplofion of oi successful chemisfry experimenf, The leTTers from home ond Those who core, o rewording grode offer nighTs of sfudying, The fesfive holidoys ond Thrilling weekends, The sudden deofh moons occomponying ThciT surprise quiz, The Teorful eyes ond oingry words when no porking spoces were ovoiloble, The chorming occenTs of foreign exchonge sTudenTs, ci few choice words for The IBM mcichines, cind so mony more Thoughfs cill TighTly locked ond sofely gucirded in our hecirfs To,be remembered offen ond cherished forever ond ever. ld.,, Qfeat campus, Hd active minds tOlfOUs remem. ioughts ol days ' recall the her. tten events, all Clsly completed ol college lile. S possession ol ious memory ol iendly laces ol inlcled brows in wonderful gah nflee, the whis- ' I ol a successni ters from home ling grade alter e holidays and in death m00HS Wiz, the tearful an no parking accents rarming I 5, a few choice il and so mOHi' :lced Grill Salell lien mem bered 0 if. AA fl! A if if 3 ' '91 Qe1S:Q?'4v.':,:ff-4 . 4 , , ' WZ' .2111 ' uf-:x..,.y.,A w, .y, . feiwif-2846 di' Wa W, I 11 t 1 LOYAL AND DEVOTED GRACIOUS . . . GENEROUS . HOSPITABLE FULL OF LIFE . . . ALWAYS SMILING . . CONSCIENTIOUS ON THE GO . . . These ore the quolities thot personify for Us the professor to whom We cleclicote this yearbook. 5 5 s ff' M' feb sa 4 as X F r x ,4 ,ef '1 , ef Q. X 0 F if 5 , , We , 3 six in ll - 3 PAULINE SCHWARTZ. Prolessor Pauline S Normal School, HOW ne wil llmllllee ance, and encourflitel dents all over the warlf' Her lifelong interest sur and prime mover i Sygh great and active i signed the worlc al Od many problems they en In a faculty noted Schwartz stands above helping people. What r tram S.CrS.C. owe to Pi is lreely acknowledge: Her interest in peop relations can be seen i her energies to promot at Southern but at oth local and state chu gent attentions as hqg asked to serve an the munity Ambassador P debt was aclcnowledgt the Hamden Qoycyy C Her influence 1-yossy ln 1953 she was invit 'md feoan her hndinq ess tor the gyoye Deg visitingfonnecticut, Quite naturqltyl pn I' . pe to the ,memom understand Gndejss r Qreat world meeyyng GT Peilcet lonql Our Scho I 0it Pf0l6S30iSGnd C . Ch 09encies gf Newwiyl c l dedicute t his Professor Pauline Schwartz ioined the faculty of New Haven State Normal School, now Southern Connecticut State College, in 1931. For the past thirty-three years she has given unending leadership, guid- ance, and encouragement not only to students of Southern, but to stu- dents all over the world. Her lifelong interest in student activities led her to become the spon- sor and prime mover in the present People-to-People Program. With such great and active interests, it was quite natural for her to be as- signed the work of advising the foreign student contingent with the many problems they encounter. in a faculty noted for its interest in the student body, Professor Schwartz stands above all others. Her entire life has been devoted to helping people. What many of the 4,890 students who have graduated from S.C.S.C. owe to Professor Schwartz is beyond repay, but the debt is freely acknowledged. Her interest in people and her whole-hearted concern for human relations can be seen permeating her entire life, for she has devoted her energies to promoting college and student activities, not only here at Southern but at other organizations as well. Local and state church organizations have benehted from her dili- gent attentions as has the AAUW. ln i960 she was honored by being asked to serve on the Mayor's Citizen Action Committee and the Com- munity Ambassador Program of l-lamden. ln December of i963 the debt was acknowledged in a testimonial dinner given in her honor by the l-lamden Rotary Club. Her influence has spread beyond the city, the college, and the state. ln i953 she was invited by the U.S. State Department to visit Europe and report her findings. On numerous occasions she has acted as host- ess for the State Department for both foreign students and professors visiting Connecticut. Quite naturally, Professor Schwartz's participation in' national affairs rose to the international level. With the organization of the U.N. in New York she began a new activity, that of helping students and adults understand and appreciate the UN, with a series of annual visits to this great world meeting place. As recognition for these activities she re- ceived a National Citation for her significant promotion of world peace. Our School and Community Program at Southern began as an effort on Professor Schwartz's part for the students of our college and social agencies of New Haven to work together for the benefit of mankind. .9 To The Members of The Class of 1964: NoThing in The life of a college presidenT brings him greaTer saTisfacTion and pleasure Than ThaT of acknowledging The successes of his sTudenTs and graduaTes. IT is Therefore wiTh a warm feeling of friendship for you, and also of pride in your many subsfanfial accomplishmenfs, ThoT l- exTend To you The congraTulaTions of your college. The AdminisTraTion, FaculTy and STaTe Board of EducaTion commend you upon your fine record of scholarship, sTudenT Teaching and sTudenT acTiviTies. We find, however, even greaTer assurances for your effecriveness as a Teacher in your demonsTraTed dedicaTion To The highesT principals of eThical conducT and in The forTiTude you have exercised To achieve one of your life's maior goals. The Tremendous emphasis being exerTed in our colleges and universiTies To obTain greaTer depTh of knowledge in a parTicular area and To increase The degree of specializaTion among educaTed men and women leads so ofTen To a neglecT and someTimes even To The compleTe omission of an undersTanding and a commiTmenT To a sysTem of moral values. Human hisfory is repleTe wiTh examples of The devasTaTion which re- sulTs from such narrow educaTion obiecfives. IT is here ThaT Teachers aT all levels will find Their greaTesT professional challenge. NOT only 'musT' The Teacher of Today make The sTudy of moral issues and human values an inherenT parT of his courses of sTudy buT his own personal example musT provide a posiTive force and influence in The educaTive process. Wirh confidence in your abiliTy and desire To measure up To The exacT- ing demands of Teaching I predicT for each of you an enioyable, successful and highly rewarding career in professional educaTion. lou.,-:N l-iilTon C. Buley PresidenT , 10 OH and and d to ou hes. s o :cal our ges rea d efe ral all he gn sf 1 Deon Middlebrooks 'Dx 'ww-f Deon Richards ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL ROW I: P. Lowe, G. Pciieski, R. Richords, H. C. R. Porter, A. Fossler, VV. Osborne, J. Hoyt, W. Buley, E. Middlebrooks, Fosfer, E. Dovies, F. Zilli. Trinkous, M. Thompson, L. Kuslin, A. Lorsen R. ROW 2: H. Jones, H. Smith, G. Souso, P. Pend- Koch, VV. Foley, M. Honnon. Iond, L. King, J. Moore, F. Degnon, O. McDowell, STUDENT PERSONNEL ROW I: R. Pysh, J. Norrish, V. Hulbert, A. McPorTIond, ROW II: S. Poor, W. Foster, VV. ' Cieslukowski, M. Kroviif, D. Gronoff, A. Kelsey, J. Gonnon, R. Richords. 12 ENGLISH ROW , D D I- W, Tev. . - 'S,R.K Fitchmjj M- Harding? Osborn S Qhq 1 EDUCATION ART ROW I. L. Quirke, J. Henningfon, E. Nims. ROW 2: D.iCrespi, P Tedeschi, H. Fussiner, R. Koch, B. Zczvviso, L. DeLucc1. 1 . I I ROW I: K. Donlon, M. Grillo, A. Semmler, M. Huebner, L. King, Choir- mon, F. Ploio. ROW II: P. Rufhmon, A. Anderson, M. Lowe, D. Moiro- rono, O. Wiegonol, M. Donnelly, R. Pinkhom, V. Konski, H. Rondoll, M. Burnhom, F. Lowe, S. Romono. ENGLISH . .. -W W 0-,y ROW I: W. Tevis, R. KendoII, S. Corlion, N. Guli, B. Holl, K. CuIIer, D. Dovis, M. Horoling. ROW II: R. Emmo, K. Levvors, A. Seidl, E. Fitch, W. Osborne Choirmon. 13 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Grossfeld, G. Cosey. FOREIGN LANGUAGE SEATED: H. Scher, F. Zilli, D. Close. STANDING: Y. DolveT, G. -M ,W I f - Grczmberg, H. I-Ioidu, J Schmifz SEATED: Lucy Scillio, M. Thompson, J. Swolditchi, E. Dovies, STANDING: M. McMohon, M. Newell, E. Wiens, E. Wiocek, E. Proto. PSYCHOLOGY LIBRARY SERVICE I. Felfmon, J. Burke, F. Affinito, M. Ehmer, R. Shutf, W. Trink- ous Choirmon, A. Smith, M. Weigond, L. Gould, R. Rounds, R. Doucl. 14 E. DeBonis, A. Deupree, M. Neff, A. Borrow, D. Mefrelis, B. Abernefhy, L. O'Necul, K. Fromer, J. Moore, L. Borrow, Choir- ll mon, B. Hutchinson, IJ. Dow, R. Delzroncesco, VV. Wrighi, A. . Xu --v M Semmleff A' lol ' MIIHEMATIC SPECIAL EDUC STANDINE-Sgelor, J. C WI ' -Ch Dlz' P' l'l0rrigQ eneyf Iffv 'IR H J? MUSIC N 0 0 U N I N D' MEIVSIISI B . GVTO . L W' Choir. Ll' WVIQIWI A 9 ' ' ' G. Jocoloson, H. Diers, P. Gelineou, J. Romono, M. Horvif, A M. Semmler, A. Lorsen MATHEMATICS SEATED: Myers, L. Polmer, F. Deegon Choirmon, D. Schroder. STANDING: A. Ferlini, G. Boss, J. Gongler, C. Kossock. SPECIAL EDUCATION V . 6 , ? km ' I VV. Cheerhom, A. Fossler Choirmon, S. Wifkowski. ' SCIENCE - SEATED: E. Shelor, J. Owens, M. Do-wns, L. Kuslon, R. Brown. ' STANDING: E. Cheney, C. Bosvvorfhe, C. Sreinmefz, I. Lesko- W,TrIfIk' Wifz, P. Horrigon, R. Hutchison, S, Collins, A. Buchonon, H. 2' Roundi D'Arcy. 15 SCHCCIQS . K A 0 SCRANTON SCHOOL ROW ONE: Mrs. H. Grillo, Mrs. M. Torforo, Mr. J. Wesolowski iprincipoll, Miss M. Lund, Mrs. E. Kelleher. ROW TWO: Mr. A. Roshkcx, Mrs. S. Olinslcy, Mr. S. Brochinsky, Mrs. J. Bradley, Mr. N. Perillo, Miss M. Poporello, Mrs. E. Philpoi, Mr. H. Kreyolin, Mrs. M. Villono. WEST HILLS SCHOOL V29 ROW 'I Mr Helen Moore, Mr. Anthony Solvoli, Miss Frances Woodwqrd, s. Anne Morrissey, Miss Josephine Sansone iprincipgli, ROW 2 Mfg, 18 B PDU, Miss IV, Mr. S. 5. Philpoi, '41 'W ' 7 'TQVFFS f3iigg-i , ,effigy , .,.. f- '! zow 2 WS' 4 A 45V Hitt U nay' SENIURS dl-,fN 'fx,f ijiinllllzuib. i A L, H4 iff, A communiry is like Q ship, everyone oughr To be prepored To Tcike The helm . . . Henrik llosen PRESIDENT - Micheal Davis ADVISORS: ALBERT SEMMLER DORIS MAIORANO Z ff ,M .4-fn e WL' ' 6: X' , 'U 01:5 'V X K 'St 'FU il, , ' ' ' gl? K H 1, VICE-PRESIDENT - Felix Della Rocca SECRETARY Lynda Carbone TREASURER Grace Rocco 20 ADVISORY I ROW 1: M- Brow CUIiend4 11 -: STUDENT SENATORS T. Mather, J. Morales, S. Koppell, R. Lanclino. ADVISORY BOARD ' W 9 ello Rocco Eroce Rocco ROW 1: J. Accrbchuck, M. Bolanese, M. Davis, L. Carbone, G. Rocco, F. Della Rocco, M. Brown, T. Mather. ROW 2: N. Cufulle, H. Sfockmal, J. Vincent, J. Hanisch, S. Pope, L Caliendo, F. Falcone, J. Morales, E. Morgan. ROW 3: R. Wise, R. Landino, M. Zona. 21 DONNA AAKJAR Intermediote Upper i JOHN ACABCHUK Senior High CARMELLA ACAMPORA Intermediote Upper FRANK ADAM Junior High LUCILLE ANDEF' HELEN ADIL ANNETTE AMATO d. T L lntermediote Upper Intermediote Upper MARENA AHEARN Eorly Childhood Speciol Educotion RAFFAELA AMENDOLA JOAN ALLEN HARRIET ANDERSON Speciol Educotion lntermediote Upper 22 Interme I0 6 BARBARA ARQU Junior Hig l h -,.....- i ANNE ANTQA NUfSing TE AMATO Mote Upper LUCILLE ANDERSON lnrermeoligre Upper BARBARA ARQUILLARE LA b Junior High .,., A SE T' L' - JR. W A ,dime UPPM ANNE ANTONUCCI Nursing FLORENCE ARABOLIS InTermedio're Upper ELIZABETH ARMS Nursing DONNA ARMSTRONG Inrermediore Upper 23 MARYANNE ATTANIESE Inrermedigre Upper PHYLLIS AVALLONE Speciol Educorion EILEEN BAHRING Arr JEAN BAKER lnfermediore Upper PHYLLIS BAKER Junior High WILLIAM BANFE lniermediofe Upper GEORGE BANNON lrnermediofe Upper JAMES BARBER CHARLES BAUKUS Health 8t Physical Education JOHN BECKER lniermediore Upper RICHARD BEHAN Senior High ALICE BELLMORE Eorly Childhood PAUL BELLO lnrermedioie Upper AUDREY BELSKE Eorly Childhood JUDY BELTZ Heolfh 84 Physicol EducoTion 24 AH JUDITH BENSQ Special Educoilfl V, nel, LISA BENSON Iniermedioie Upp IIIRGUERIT lillermediqt E BENTH. e Uppe RONNI BE IntermediQT5lGAN pile L R L' 1 l l SLLMORE iildliogd i i H r i i i - i Q5 l l BELLO diote Upper Q i QEY Beisice 1 childhood UDY BELTZ Ari JUDITH BENSON Speciol Educorion LISA BENSON lhrermediore Upper ANN BERNARDIENER Eorly Childhood . I 4 MQW d f JUNE BILETZ I , ,, J A f A MARGUERITE BENTHAM r lhrerrriediore Upper RONNI BERMAN Ihrermediore Upper A Vi wgzfx BRENDA BILYAK Speciol Educorioh 25 YVETTE BISSQNNETTE lhrermediore Upper JANICE BLAKE Eorly Childhood BARBARA BOISVERT l-leolrh 84 Physicol Educorioh LAUREEN BOLOGNESE Eorly Childhood FLORENCE BORYK Junior High MARILYN BOUDREAU Senior High SHARON BRECKENRIDGE Special EducaTion MARY BREEN lnfermediare Upper NORMAN BREMMER CAROL BROWN Intermediate Upper Healrh 84 Physical Education ROBERT BRINTON MARSHA BROWN Junior High lnrerrnediare Upper 1 ..'- 2 ,,..:.. 3 if '-'i' ALBERT BROWN LORA BROXY Special Educarion Early Childhood 26 ALFRED Junior ROSARY BUC Intermediate U 'RENE BUNG Special Educg in DONALD BYRNE lnrerrneolioie Upper R sy BROWN iw, Ed i ALFRED BRUUNO Rower BuRoHoFF Umon Junior High Senior High BRIAN BYRNES, Junior High If Y' J NBROWN ROSARY BUCCI GERALDINE BURKE ioie Upper lniermeoliore Upper I-ieolrh 84 Physicol Educoiion Q0 ROSEMARIE CACCAVALE 6 Junior High IRENE BUNGEELY PEGGY BUTRYMOWICZ BROXY 5 ecigl Eduggfign Inrermeoliore Upper iiiidhood p LUCILLE CALIENDO 27 Inrerrneoliore Upper FRANCES c:AMMisA Early Childhood LUCILLE CASAGRANDE Junior High ALLEN CAPLAM Inrermedioie Upper LINDA CARBONI Edrly Childhood LEATRICE CARDEA Eorly Childhood JACQUELINE CARFORA Eorly Childhood MARY JO CARRAFIELLO Inrermediore Upper ANDREW CARRANO lniermedioie Upper ANTHONY CARRANO Senior High RAEANNE CARRANO lnrermediore Upper ANTHONY CELELLO Iniermedioie Upper DENISE CHAPMAN lnfermediofe Upper , . CARRANO High ARRANO e Up 0 LELEL per LO , Uppef 51 9? .PMAN UpPe' LW 'fs K ALICE CHATFIELD Intermediate Upper KENNETH CHATFIELD Senior High SANDRA CHIEFFO Senior High ANNA CIBELLI Special Education ll? I I I 3 Z I I SHIRLEY cLARK HoPE col-IEN MARYEIIEN Intermediate Upper Early Childhood Special Education DIANE COCKERILL NANCY COLE SUS Intermediate Upper Intermediate Upper AN SSTPEIAND BERYL COHEN MAUREEN COLLINS I Early Childhood Special Education j CAROLCO lntermediqielggl r 30 'RTW l A ,K if . 5, I A :E Ll .Nw ! 35' l l 1 ,2 11' F3 6 LEN Wood is , 4 -,AAf OLE Uppef QLLINS MARY ELLEN CONKLING BETSY CRIPPEN Speciol Eolucorion Eorly Childhood CORA CROWLEY Junior High CLARK CULVER Junior High SUSAN COPELAND GEORGE CROCKER Ari lnrermecliofe Upper -fm? CAROL COWAN GEORGE CROSSON Inrermediole Upper lnfermedivfe Upper 31 JUDITH CUOZZO Junior High NICHOLAS CUTULLE Junior High JOSEPH D'AMBRUOSO Intermediate Upper WILLAIAM DAMLING Art ylfrs. 6:30556 DIANE DARCY Special Education H IUDITH DEIIBRO ETHEL Dosos Early Childhood Intermediate Upper MICHAEL DAVIS ealth Se Physical Education GEORGE DAYHARSH Intermediate Upper MARGARET DEBONIS Intermediate Upper MARION DEEGAN FEIIX DEIIA ROCCO Intermediate Upper MARY oiseeuce susi Senior High Heohh 3 PPl:ISllEIrllNG 'CU Educe tic DANIEL DAVIS Health 84 Physical Education 32 Pl-lYl'lflS DELEO Junior High BA RBA lntermedili? DER' S I ' e Upper Dosos Upper JUDITH DELIBRO Early Childhood AMKWWQ' if llARlON DEEGAN FELIX DELLA ROCCO lniermediaie Upper wi f ! , 1' M I .,., 1 ,. 1 ICE SUSAN DEMING MARYDE1:iSh Healih 84 Physical Educaiion Senior l . . ., ,. . , .. vw, .... .V,7,.,WW,.c,, AJ, X Mn, Danief BARBARA DERI PHYLLISDELEO Intermediate Upper - Hill . jUni0l .ff JACQUILINE DEVLIN Healih 84 Physical Educaiion KATHERINE DIGLIO Intermediate Upper elf PAUL DION Special Educaiion 33 JUDITH DIVINO lniermediaie Upper BARBARA DOHERTY l-lealih 8g Physical Educaiion IUQA LORETTA DONEGAN Early Childhood ific ' VERONICA DONESKI Special Educaiion ANN DOUGHERTY Healfh gc Physical Educaiion I I LOUIS DRAGO Intermediate Upper PETER DUDEK Art SUSAN DUER Infermediafe Upper I .4 JEAN Esvos IIEIPI1 siccl SANDRA DYER JOAN EMERY HPI' I Iniermediaie Upper I-IeaITh 81 Physical Educaiion Eg A Q y , P S .tn V. 5 - ,.,.k A f 1 I RICHARD FAI' PHILIP EDWARDS KENTQN ERICSON HeoIih8iPI1y5icqI Senior I'IIQIW Senior High F HALLIIE EKIUND MAUREEN ERTELT IIIIZIIEES Fi 'IUPIOV I'I'QIi In'rermedi'aTe Upper eCIIGI 34 OAN EMERY gf PIIYSICOI Educoiiori I inf-:U - iv I Q94 1 XITON ERICSON Senior High ,D I , RTELT JREEN E medivfe Upper JEAN ESPOSITO BARBARA FAULSTICK Health 84 Physical Educafion Nursing RICHARD FALCIGNO NANCY FEKETE Health 84 Physical Educcnion Intermediate Upper FRANCES FALCONE ANTHONY FERARO Inrermealiaie Upper Junior High 35 SHARON FITCH lnTermediaTe Upper LINDA FITZPATRICK Art JANICE LOMAN FORD Library Science FRANK FORSTER Seniar High EDITH FORTUNA Infermecliore Upper JANE FOX lnrermedioie Upper PHYLLIS FREEDMAN Junior High JUDITH FREEMAN lnrermedioie Upper MICHELE FRESSOLA Inrermedioie Upper HERMAN FROLIGER In'rermecIioTe Upper CAROL FUCCI lniermediore Upper REGINA FUNARO lniermediore Upper JUDITH cz-AGLIAIEBI Eorly Childhood JOANN GALATI HeoITh 84 Physico Educoiion ANTHONY GAMBARDELLA Junior High DIANE GENDRON . Heolfh SI Physicol ECIUCGTIOU ,Y- -A g 9 GAGLICXEH gy X35 7 W 4 GALATI as rsicol Education QAMBARDEHA r PUQh DRON EN Ofiofl ic olEdUC in Q su Q, X X, x ' Gr 'N , f f ' W , 1 Q s fax R A 1 .::.:, f X f LINDA GERLOT lnfermediofe Upper NANCY GIANELLA Eorly Childhood MARYANN GIARRATANO lhfermedioie Upper gnu. . 523 '-,f f ANTOINETTE GIOVANNITTI Eorly Childhood PETER GOLANSKI Senior High Ez JUNE GOHSLER Iniermedioie Upper audi' WENDELL GOLDSMITH lniermedioie Upper 38 FRANCES GOLDSTEIN Iniermedioie Upper GEORGE GOSS Senior High A MARY ANN GRQSSER Infermediofe Upper XWJ: .41-ffllf .Da we Eorly MADELINE GRE lniermedioie U -v ?HRlSTlNE GF niermedime L lk I I I, r .DSTEIN Upper R I Q s I oss gh I 'I aR655ER 3 per f rllifff JI' ,, SHEILA GREENBERG Early Childhood MADELINE GREGORY Intermediate Upper '64-W0 CHRISTINE GRIFFIN Intermediate Uaper ROSANNE GROSSO I-lealth 84 Physical Education W .Q r Q I w T9 4 X 1 al? 4 I 1 .2 f f, f g f , 6 'HY ,l f .. I ' I ZWWMF ' I. 25 ' LUCILLE GRUEN Art ARLENE GUILLOTE Special Education 39 CAROLE GWIAZDOWSKI I-lealth 84 Physical Education ARLENE HACKBARTH Special Education SUSAN HALEY Early Childhood CLAIRE HALLORAN Early Childhood JOHANNE HANISCH lnrermedioie Upper JUDY HARDY Heolfh 84 Physicol Educofion RITA HARDY lnfermedioie Upper ELAINE HARLIN CAROL HEDMAN Eorly Childhood PATRICIA HESLIN Eorly Childhood JOAN HIGGINS Eorly Childhood CATHERINE HITCHCOCK Imermedigie Eorly Childhood JANE HITCHCOCK NANCY HULTG lnfermediofe Upper 3 Early Cliilclhoi li JoAN Hoxie 5 ANN HUTC Hlli Arr Iniermediqie L lnfermediofe Upper 40 NANCY HOYLE Eorly Childhood , U RITA IMPELU I I ereeo emo-.- U I Emllfhildi l l i l l Q! rf Ari A HOYLE Y hood aw ., xx if A we LEOTA HUGHES Inrermediore Upper MPX NANCY HULTGREN Eorly Childhood V ah - - 1: 54 1 ,V J , xg' ,4 3- igfiwr ,Q , '94 -. ff , . ' ' 09. :' V , 14 ' ' . ' , , .3 n ew 1 I 451 fg . , ff 3' fw vn cf ,, E, r uw, ANN HUTCHINSON lhrermedioie Upper RITA IMPELLITTERI Eorly Childhood GAIL INGRAHAM lnrermediore Upper NATALIE JOHNSON Heolrh 84 Physicol Educorion ROBERT JOHNSON Senior High 4-1 SHARON JOHNSON lhrermediore Upper MARGUERITE JOY Hedlrh 84 Physicdl Educorion mf 103 LEONA JURGOT Arr MARY ANN KACHUBA Senior High C ll CAROL KATZMAN Intermediate Upper DENNIS KEENAN Junior High EDWARD KELLY Junior High FRANCES KELLY Intermediate Upper I7 4, 4, , Ze, , GLORIA KELLY LEAH KIVELSON Intermediate Upper Intermediate Upper ANN KILBRIDGE LEANNE KLEIN Junior High Intermediate Upper JUDY KIMBER JQANN KNAPP Early Childhood Health 84 Physical Education 4-2 Senior GLADYS KC Art II'lIermediQTe KivsLsoN imeupper Joi-IN KNIGHT Senior High E KLEIN GLADYS KOCH nie Upper AFT ELIZABETH KOLLRA SELMA KOPPELL SpeciaI Education JOHN KOWAL Iniermediare Upper JAMES KROLL Infermediafe U er HeaITh 84 Physical Educafion PP fmugaiion PP 43 CYNTHIA KUHAR Inrermediare Upper MITCHELL KULIGA HeaI'rh 84 PhysicaI Educaiion BARBARA La FONTAINE Special Education RITA LANDINO Junior High vi X fd LOONEY V High Ft k X 5. DUISE LOUTH diote Upper ll Educoiwn YN LOWE xxx I ' 'Q' LUCAS A Science ,Ae 1 . .W 3 1' Y X .si x X 1' ' Hm 1 Cf-ax ij ,Y Q N 4' ' N x W X E! 1, e , V 5'-,i . g' X ,3s,.k,,:x5 Q X 'EL' ' f 4 i X X .1 YY' fx ,fi 3 1' 3, 1 Q X 3224 U 5 ' 'S 14 1 Q 2' M Q R Y x mf xv 'M lgfl 1 y Y 4 ,yy Q, .ff v Sffw fi gig: ' , 3 , if 3 Q . , Q ...I x 7,8 l ss- r L gy, ff 1 1 fi 9 . img W A 1 4 Q , 5 ' phil 4 '5 2,2 ' F ' ?' ?4, ,S I V if .4 4 ' Q sg, 4 ' fin 4 Q35 gg, f ig? f' 'fi' ff W ,f 'Vs ff 'bf ' Z' ,W 1 41 -f fiffffvf y f,,,, , V77 32? Z, f 2 ag 7, ,Lf fifg, 'f f Q 4 f fm 'kflfzz' a My ' ' ,f 4 4 J i 7 X 44 ' f ,ff . A, 1 4 0 ' , M 45 f 1' f lr' In hz -,Q fww, . 4,1 f , 'if f 1 1 f fm ,Jn if ww . -... 1 fx K4 X 4 W w 54 1 Zh 152 , '- K' X? f V I 1 4 1 2154? 10152 f f A ,,J1M. v..,. X ,- 1,1 W '64 fa M- of A ' l aj KATHLEEN LYNCH Infermediafe Upper BARBARA MACIEJHY Special Eclucaiion p I , i f-Ai, :We , ' 1 wqwaf V ki X.VV A A -,,: i , ,- . 1,1 ppp 2' J ,p T - ., . A Ap f IA' 7' f.'f '1 f fpA 1 5 , I ,V ,, ,.e. lg JYRIL MACINA Early Childhood MARION MAFFEO Special Eclucaiion RAYMOND MAINVILLE I-lealih 81 Physical Eclucarion lnrermeoliaie Upper RICHARD MANKO HARRY MANCHESTER PATRICK MANLEY lniermecliaie Upper Junior High SYLVIA MANIATAKIS DENNIS MARCHETTO Iniermediaie Upper Senior High 4-6 EVE MARCUC Special Educai ooionss MA Senior High KENDALL MAR Special Educoljri MANKO Ie Upper A III AANIEY High i I 'I I ZCHETTO iigli EVE MARCUCCI Special Educarion DOLORES MARK Senior High KENDALL MARLAND Special Education ELIZABETH MARRA Arr -U16 .ffl X' if ,- - 'W ' ., 4 J Q is: .. w ' JUDITH MARTIN Inrermediare Upper 5, 2 , ,Rc , ,W ,fin JOHN MARTINO Inrermediare Upper --AP ,I 'fd , TRACY MATHER Healrh 84 Physical Education fgfgl uc!! HARON MARTIN Early Childhood 47 .IO-ANN MATULA Healrh 84 Physical Educarion CAROLE MCCARTHY Early Childhood ANNE MESSINA DONALD MCCARTHY , Intermediate Upper Intermediate Upper -sg pq 1 , '- ,Q v , 2:1 . we 5 4, if 1 .I is 1.ep ,Q I ,,, :'N , ' Pr w is ' 4 .p p rr rrre , Louise MCGRATH Intermediate Upper L ,V w ,, , ,W s f nw. f I RCGER MILICI KAREN MCCOMBE Art Health 84 Physical Education SHEREN MCGUIRE Intermediate Upper 2 CATHERINE MILLER Intermediate Upper RAYMOND MCGARRITY Liberal Arts v JOANNE MEEHAN Special Education JUDY MCGOARTHY Intermediate Upper 48 DAWD MlLl'S Health 84 Physical Education MARY MOCKA lntermediOTe UP I I I I I I I I I 5 . I I . I i . ics I JOAN MOELLE Early Childltoo Intermediate Up JOSEPH Selig' High NAU MESSINA Filer Physical Eduroibi THERINE MIIIEII rmeCllOl9 Upper 1 War DA icoifalfll HIPIYS' I X Q X! f. .fn ' 5, w -' xg.,-Y -say-K 3, j ' 'fi ijjx X A, ,, , . 2.7, 6 ,QF N? ii! PM M . A we ,Z A X H . -I , 'Q ifb 5 V Wig, Q ',, ' f 1 R : I pg f ' M , MGM MARY MOCKALIS lniermedioie Upper A55 JOAN MOELLER Eorly Childhood V LINDA MONACO lntermediore Upper I .'-NJA 1 f js r A I We if ,, I ,f 9 f.,7 I, ' f C I: If I, ,. sf-31 , JOSEPH NATALE Senior High 32 JACQUELINE MORALES Infermediore Upper ALICE MUDRY Eorly Childhood NANCY NAGLE Inrermedioie Upper 49 CLEMENS NAJJAR lnrermedioie Upper SANDRA BARRY NASH Eorly Childhood JOSEPH MONGILLO Senior High MARY NERI lriferrnediote Upper ROBERT NICOLLETTI Inrermedioie Upper ROBERT NUNNO Infermediore Upper CAROLE NORKO Senior High JUDITH NORTON Inrermediofe Upper JAMES NUGENT Inrermediote Upper Y, , Q-,f...f-..-N..-...Y-..M,,-,..-V.- V. NANCY NYREN lnrermediore Upper MAUREEN O'CONNOR Eorly Childhood 50 LINDA O'DONOGHUE 10A'j,f Infermediore Upper 'meme ' , I 1 1 If , . I i ,VE ':, jg, SUZANNE oKo JULIE O Junior High lmermedi DIANE OL N M Senior High BONNIE 1 . DONOGHUE dmeupper JoAN ouwA HENRY owENs Iniermediore Upper Inrermediore Upper ,mi IX Q 3 Q' I JULIE ORLANDO KATHERINE PANDO Ihrermedioie Upper Eorly Childhood KANNE OKO unior High BONNIE OSBORNE RICHARD PAOLILLO DIANEOUF Arr inrermecliote Upper A HIE? SQHIOI 51 MARY ANN PAONESSA Ari EVELYN PARADIS Infermediore Upper DONA PARDUCCI Iriiermeclioie Upper EVELYN' PARENTE Junior High LILLIAN PEARSON Junior High EDWARD PINN RICHARD PONTE Intermediate Upper Health 84 Physical Education STEPHANIE PEASE SUSAN PLOSKI SYLVIA POPE Health 8K Physical Education Intermediate Upper Special Education NEAL PECKHAM EILEEN POARCH ALAN PRESTON Health 84 Physical Education Senior High Senior High BARBARA .PICAGLI EDITH POLUHOWICH JANICE PREVQST Early Childhood Intermediate U PPSV Junior High D PONTE Sicol Education x W A POPE In f-,JAN -vv-.1 of S :QESTON ,- 2:9951 CQ' GWENDOLYN PRICKETT Heolih 84 Physicol Educoiion LUCY PRZYBYLOSKI lniermedioie Upper BEVERLY RACCIO lnferrnedioie Upper MARYANN RADOMSKI Eorly Childhood LCRRAINE RAHGO Eorly Childhood ANNE RAJOTTE Senior High PATRICIA RANDAR Senior High 54 'K JOANN REBUZZINI CAROLYN Rl Eorly Childhood All l l R 1 BARBARA REESE ERNEST REM Eorly Childhood Heqlih gk physicql i-E, i , 5. THOMAS REILLY lniermediofe Upper EAOBERT RK i filer m9Cliq1 izsauzziiii -liidiood ol 1 ARA REESE Childhood M., , i i Y M5 REIII adioie UPPQI CAROLYN REISS Arr Eorly Childhood ANN RICHARDSON W ERNEST RENNIE PHYLLIS RIMLAND Heolih 84 Physicol Educofion EOVIY CIIIICIIWOOCI ROBERT RICHARDS WILLIAM RINOSKI Iniermedioie Upper Inrerrnedioie Upper 55 M K1 W DOLORES RISKALLA Iniermedioie Upper MARIA RISPOLI Junior High ,awk BARBARA ROBERTS Senior High JOAN ROSADINI lniermedioie Upper EDWARD ROSTOWSKY Infermediofe Upper ELLEN ROURKE Iniermediofe Upper MAUREEN RUBINO Eorly Childhood ALICIA RUOTOLO Senior High PATRICIA RUOTOLO Infermediofe Upper JAMES RUSSELL Infermediofe Upper SHIRLEY SADLON Infermediofe Upper LYNN-ANNE SALZBURG Infermediofe Upper ALPHONSE RUSSO Irifermediofe Upper ANITA SANDLER Speciol Eolucofion 56 ROBERT SANSONE Junior High FRANK SA' Intermedifm LINDA f Intermedio PATRICII Intermec SRSQIGI FRANK SANTINO Inrermedioie Upper Q, X iN-ANNE SALZBURG LINDA SCALA iliilifmeflicle lliiif lhrermediore Upper ELIZABETH SHAW Speciol Eclucoiion CARSTEN SEECAMP Senior High SANDRA SHEELEY Eorly Childhood ANITA Slllllll Special Educciiii PATRICIA SCHERER Ihiermedioie Upper ROBERT SEPANIK l-leolih 84 Physicol Educoiion JACQUELINE SHANKMAN FRANCES SIMEONE Eorly Childhood ji a iv' E Eorly Childhood LINDA SCHMIDT BARBARA SIMKO 57 Speciol Educoiioh lnrermediofe Upper CARO LYN SIMPSON Art PATRICIA SIMPSON Special Education KATHRYN SIROWICK Intermediate Upper MARY SKORVANEK Intermediate Upper KENNETH SMITH LAWRENCE SOBOLEWSKI Health 84 Physical Education Junior High NORMAN SMITH EDNA SOLTIS Intermediate Upper Early Childhood SANDRA srxiow I EDNA STADIE Early Childhood Senior High 58 PATRICIA STE Intermediate I MARISE STI Art I HARRIET5 Hier medlm-E A N 5 . SOBOIEWSKI JV High P I SOLTIS Ihildhood pt ,, IFA I ,. 2 ISTADIE lor I'II9II V! PATRICIA STEARNS lnTermecIic1Te Upper HENRY STOCKMAL Inrermeoliore Upper 'Kd' 'QI' N J I L 4' ,ff I ix r y 5 0 f xv I uv X M.. r V I z , f ' fx f . 7 . wf MARISE STEELE NANCY STONE Arr Inrermedicde Upper HARRIET STEIN ELEANOR STRAUB Inrermecliore Upper EUVIY CIWIICIIIOOCI 59 MILDRED STUCKEY Inrermediore Upper KATHLEEN SULLIVAN hfermeeliofe Upper SUSAN SUTHERLAND Senior High LINDA SWANSON Health 84 Physical Education E 5 1 4 JAMES VERCELLONE Senior High KA VIGLIONE Junior High JOANNE VINCENT Intermediate Upper JOSEPH VISHNO Intermediate Upper 3. I l l LINDA WAT5 BARBARA VOLK MARGARET WALKER Health 5 Physical I Special Education Intermediate Upper I I l I I I ELAINE WAGNER MARY LOU WALKINSHAW REBECCAW Early Childhood Health 84 Physical Education Heghhgi Physics' 5 I l I l F I :Nez WALWYN l an CARROL WALDMAN Intermediate Upper Junior High l MARY WE' Eqlll' Cltilc I l 62 I I I , 9 WALKER B Upper XLKINSHAW lol Educoiion -Neff-TSE' I l I 2 I w 'ALWYN r l'llQlI RUTH WILKINSON lhrermediare Upper LINDA WATSON Healrh 84 Physical Educaiion A VIRGINIA WELCH Healrh 84 Physical Educarion NANCY WILLIAMS PAMELA WILCOX REBECCA WEBER Health SQ Physical Educarion Healrh 84 Physical Educarion y ,.,, ..,,,,, ,, , , I , , Wm, LOUINE WILSON Early Childhood MARY WEBSTER LINDA WILKES Early Childhood Inrermediare Upper MARGARET WILSON 63 Library Science ROANNE WISE Senior High RAYMOND WOOD Art ELLEN YOSELEVSKY Intermediate Upper CAROLINE YOUNG Special Education JEAN YOUNG EILEEN ZIMA Early Childhood AFT .,f,3,.13 ' H' MADELINE ZAFT MICHAEL ZOTTA Intermediate Upper Health 8g Physical Education MARY ZEBROWSKI Intermediate Upper 64 I JOYCE CE Senior l'lI9 JUDITH Art TIIIRNA GR ll ermedlflli ZIMA T E3 l i 5 Q if i ZOTTA col Education WN NVQ JOYCE CECARELLI MIRIAM HILLMAN Senior High Inrermecliore-Upper ,pw-Q JUDITH FISCHER JANICE PALAZZI Art Inrermediore-Upper MYRNA GREENBERG THERESA RASCATI Intermediore-Upper Arr 65 GRACE ROCCO lnTermeolioTe-Upper SANDRA SHEELEY Eorly Childhood ROBERT SHIELDS Library Science f f, . 1 N 'Arg CAROL SWIATEK Intermediate-Upper FRANK AGUILERA ABRLENNE M. AHERN FRANK ALFERT DORIS C. APRLEBY VLCKL K. AQUA FRED N. BALET THOMAS A. BARTLETT CHARLES J. BAUKUS, JR. SUZANNE C. BEAUREOARB LAWRENCE E. BENCIVENGO MATTHEW BRANDON CLIFFORD E. BREBENBERO ROBERTA BRERETON MARIE A. BUCCHERL CAROL A. CANOLANO JOYCE C. CASSON JANE C. COHEN BETTY E. COMBS PATRICIA R. COMBs LAUREL L. COOPER RHODA B. COusLNs ROY T. D'ARCY CLEMENT L. BBMAYO SANDRA E. DOLAN SUSAN M. DUBIELL JOANNE M. ELASCONARO ELIZABETH K. FRIEND KATHRYN v. OARRLTY ADELE C-.AY ANN GILLETT NORMA GLUCKSTERN CAMERA SHY BARBARA GOLDFARB PAULA R. GOMBERG KATHLEEN F. GRADY MARY J. HERBERT DIANE E. HETHERINGTON LOIS J. HOGAN SONJA JENSEN NANCY W. KELLER JENETT B. KELLY MARYELL KIAMOS MARGARET J. KLEINFELD CONSTANCE E. KOSKELOWSKI BARRY L. KRAVET JUDITH S. MCGOURTHEY MICHAEL MCGUIRE TERRENCE J. MCGUIRE FRANCES MCMAHON ARTHUR D. MCSWEET MARY A. MEZZI WENDY P. MILLINGER MARILYN I. MOORE EDWARD C. MORGAN ZINTA L. MOSKALEW DOMINIC V. MURGO PATRICIA J. NAVARETTE DONALD G. NORCROSS RAYMOND V. ODDO SYLVIA H. PACHOLDER BETSEY A. PALMER MAURIAN L. PARMALEE JOANN A. POPE ' 66 JOHN M. REILLY MARIE I. REILLY JOSEPH H. RIOTTE CYRIL D. ROCHON CYNTHIA S. ROSEN MARY D. SAGARIN THOMAS J. SELMECKI ELLEN M. SHAW IONE SIEHR PATRICIA K. SMITH LOUIS SORRIERO PAULETTE T. SPOSITO ELLEN Z. STEINBAUM BARBARA T. STEWART BYRNE F. STODDARD CHARLOTTE G. SWATKINS DOMINIC L. THOMAS MARCIA I. TIERNEY ARCHIE J. TRACY PAUL L. TROTTA THERESA A. VAILLANCOURT ANTHONY R. VUOLO YETTA WETMORE ARTHUR H. WILEY NANCY WILKES DIANE D. WILLIAMS JOSEPH E. WILLIAMS, JR. MARY J. WILLIAMS EVELYN WOLF IILY LLY IOTTE CHQN ROSEN GARIN ELMECKI AW SMITH ERO SPOSITO NBAUM STEWART JDDARD G. SWATKINS 'HOMAS ERNEY ICY TA AILLANCOURT VUOLO DRE ILEY ES .IAM5 LIAM5flR' IMS SENIOR ACTIVITIES PROM COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Nicholas Cutulle, Lucille Calliendo, Linda Carboni, Marsha Brown, Leatrice Cardia, Barbara Pigalli, Linda Gerlot, Sharon Fitch, Henry Stockmal. ROW TWO: Donna Armstrong, Carol McCarthy, Patricia Scherer, Leota Hughes, Carol Lendroth, Joan Oliwa. ROW THREE: Sandra Snow, Grace Rocco, Kathy Diglio, Cindy Kuhar, Cora Crowley, Elaine Harlin, Sharon McGuire. ROW FOUR: Diane Cockerill, Michele Fressola, Joan Emery, Linda O'Donoghue. ROW FIVE: Herman Froliger, Carol Svviatek, Susan Ploski, Clark Cul- ver, Phyllis Deleo, Ann Messina, Hallie Eklund, Anne Kilbride. BANQUET COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Kathy Viglione, Frances Falcone, Dona Parducci, Judy Gagliardi. ROW TWO: Elaine Wagner, Louise McGrath, Arlene Hackbarth, Kathy Sullivan, MaryAnne Giarratano, Anne Richardson, Nancy Hoyle, Rita Londino, Jo-Anne Vincent. 67 PICNIC COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Julie Orlanclo, Nick Cululle, Henry Sfockmal, Herman Froliger. ROW TWO: Myrna Greenberg, Sharon FiTch,'Sancly Snow, Barbara Pieagli, Par Scherer, l.eo'ra Hughes, Marsha Brown, Linala Gerlof, Hallie Ekluncl. GIFT COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Willifm Bcmlef IVIYVNCI GVGGVIIDGVQ, Grace Rocco, Lucille Calienclo Sharon Fifch Linda Gerlof Barbara Pieagli ROW TWO Sand I I 1 . : S I A . . Broxy. ROW THREE: Nicholas Cuiulle, Sharon Mc IO now me Kllbrldel I-Gum Henry Srockmal, Elaine Harlin. Guire. ROW FOUR: Herman Froliger, 68 IZ TIII S HE FILLS HIS LIFETIME WITH DEEDS, NOT WITH INACTIVE YEARS OVID ROW ONE: M. Debonis, J. Emery K, Ericson, J. Wallace, B. Volk, A. Fortson, A. Simon, J, Meehan. ROW TWO: F. Kelly, J. Kelly, J. Grottole, P. Anselini, P. Bracnaro, J. Morals, R. Ettorre. Delta Epsilon Pi is a social sorority which was organized in l958. lt strives to further activit ies which will serve both the community and the S.C.S.C. campus. DELTA EPSILON PI Delta Chi Omega is a newly accepted on cam- pus. lt was established for many reasons some personal, some highly objective. They feel that more can be alone on campus and plan to donate a certain sum each year to the build- ing program. R OW ONE: Mary Sodestrom, Maria Brancati Linda Aitro Ger ' B h D l f , ri rop y, Carol Waldman. ROW TWO: MOV'lYn ROQOZZHWG, JOGWT Vglenle, Kathy Dowd, Janet Griffin, Lana Pallillo. I The Notioni ls 0lTlllOlEd W matic honor Delia. The 3 9SlOlJllSl'1ed in l 9 T0 recogng or group effor Gfl qnd to The c notional 'eve GI' ELTA sim PI ROW ONE: Jacqueline Cartora, Paul Cleary, Louine Wilson, Dr. Robert Kendall, advisor, Janet Larsen, James Collins, Ann Batter. ROW TWO: Herman Froliger, Clemens Naiiar, Edward Zuekerman, Elizabeth Disney, Mary Breen, David Campbell, Nick Cuttelle, Frank Short. , C RESCENT PLAYERS For the past nine years, the Crescent Players have helped to broaden and enrich the cultural entertainment at Southern Connecticut through theatrical productions ot all types. This year's contributions were Shavv's All for Love . . . or . . .The World Well Lost, Albee's Zoo Story, and William's Talk To Me Like the Rain. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE PLAYERS The National Collegiate Players is attiliated with the national dra- matic honorary society Pi Epsilon Delta. The S.C.S.C. branch was established in 1959, its purpose be- ing to recognize worthy individual or group ef forts in creative theater art and to thereby serve drama on a national level. ldm0 ' u0lllll0- ROW ONE: Louine Wilson, Dr. Robert Kendall, Jacqueline Carfura. ROW TWO: James Collins, Mary Breen, Janet Larsen, Frank Short. 71 KEITH BEGGS HOWARD FUSSINER Liferory Advisor AFT AdviSOf ELAINE VVAGNER MYRNA GREENBERG Seniors Edifor Orgonizofions Editor I LAUREL CAPTURESLPICTORI' STELLA CARR ,X Careful Icyoui PATRICIA RUOTOLO PHIL BRODSKY Business Monoger Spgrfg Edifor PHYLLIS WEINSTEIN PATRICIA MOGENSEN Ari' Aff , 72 wg, 34, ,, UH., A ...,, V - A I 'nw ,, . Q K Q I , . I 'f if E. , W jdsf Y . PEGGY WALKER Sfudeni Advisor A CARR 'IH-Chief f WALKER -l llcfv 1 l ..4 uw in ' ,f 5 . EA . ' ik' ?'- fy : W, ,L wwe 2 if 3 Zwnff f 4 , ,, ' 'ft ROW TWO: Barbara Ettore, Julie Ann Orland, Carol Fucci, Marcia Brown, Kitty Perrotti, Rosemary Testa, Barbara Simlca. SOCONNIAN The Soconnian became the new name of the South- ern Connecticut's newspaper in the fall of l959. lt was formerly titled the Laurel Leaf. The Soconnian informs events and reports on campus activities already completed. THE CRESCENT REVIEW The Crescent Review, formerly the Crescent Literary and Art Anthology, provides the students of South- ern Connecticut State College, with an outlet for their artistic and literary expressions. The anthology is published semi-annually by its staff, who select best art and literature that is submitted by the student body. ffsix Poe at Soulltef ,ecenrlr W 5pOll5OLe d by iundion l Socigtion. placed in iesroms. The published in Crescenl R iC Six Poems by Claire Halloran, a senior at Southern Connecticut State College, have recently won a national poetry contest sponsored by the Saturday Review in con- iunction with the U.S. National Student As- sociation, Miss l-lalloran's contribution was placed in competition with T30 other con- testants. The group ot poems was originally published in the February T963 issue ot the Crescent Review. POETRY CONTEST WON BY SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT SENIOR j 75 Lett to Right: Ray D'Arey, James Childs, Phyllis Weinstein, Jo- seph Vishno, SECOND ROW: Edward lfko- vic, Patricia lvlogen- sen, Deanna Ordos, Joan Guarniere, John Sopko. COLLEGE CHOIR Short, Sally Lay, Marsha Brovvn, Judi Ogens, Julie-Anne Or- ROW TWO: Ulysses Wall, Carolyn Lazari, Charlene Hill Deborah Blanchard, Anne Ratzl4e, Sherry Valenti, Anne Liebrum Eileen King, Marcia Wynniclc, Debra Dorsett. ROW THREE: Thomas Osvviany. The College Choir has been a part ot our campus tor twenty-six years. It strives to con- tribute to the cultural activities ot the college and to represent S.C.S.C. in various pres entations performed tor the public, the choir appears on WNHC television with a ro gram ot Christmas music, participates in the All College Christmas Assembly, pthe Spring Concert, and Commencement. The choir is also honored by being asked to take part in an intercollegiate testival under the auspices ot Trinity College in Burlington, Vermont. They are also novv members ot the Connecticut 'nt ll Dr. Diers was instrumental in organizing this year. i erco egiate Chorus, which 76 ROW ONE: Mary Neri, Mary Ann Warner, Jean Bednarz, Joyce Pamela Ciarlone, Richard Manko Robert Distasio Warren Mar chette, William Witick Robert Wight Peter Rembetsy Roy lando, Lois Fiore, Jo-Ann Matula, Sharon Tracy, Rita Landino. D'Arcy, Lauren Black Robert Harcky ROW FOUR Robert Heins , Russell Stone, Karl Young Anthony Comunale William Nolan , Arthur Kelsey, James McCloud John Govoni Dennis Keenan sio, Warren Mar- i Rernbeisy, Roy UR: Robert Heins, , William Nolan Dennis Keenan, ri GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club was organized in The TormulaTive years of New Haven STaTe Teachers' College, The predecessor To S.C.S.C. iT provides an ouTleT for sTudenT musical TalerrT and also prepares Time concerTs for The college, in con- iuncrion wiTh The resT of The music deparTmenT. 77 i I I L r 2 i it fr-rw:--.Wendi ve,-we-vfowww-.wvvw-. N: I 2 5 -we-M-w-1 ROW ONE: Mr. Arved M. Lcirsen, director, A. Timponelli, Mr. John Romono, ossistont director. ROW TWO: M. Myer. ROW THREE: E. Lowe, J. Forti. ROW FOUR: P. McCormick, S. Meyer, K. Rideout. ROW FIVE: J. Piscitelli, F. Stopek, M. Benzi, M. Brown ROW SIX: C. Bowie, M. ToreIIi, D. Fretel, K. Bornes, M. Brennon ROW SEVEN: K. Sonnichson, C. Dunn, J. Leinster, T. Skitgis, R BAND Fishbein, A. Wolniok, ROW EIGHT: L. Noion, J. I-Ioyt, D. Albert, A. Dodd, J. Pepe, A. Corrono, V. Michoelskci. ROW NINE: E Mursko, M. Atwood, K. Smith, R. Morelli, P. Rembetsy, E. King,J Bloom, K. Johnson. ROW TEN: L. Block, K. Reinhdrdsen, M. Toy- Ior, S. Koufmon, J. Govoni, D. Dorsett, R. I-Ieins, W. Murphy, T. Oswiony, T. Borbieri, VV. Witick. The Southern Connecticut Bond hos been o port ot the coilege compus for mony yeors. This yeor, its titty members, obly directed by Mr. Lorsen, ond the new ossistont director, Mr. Romono, cigoin put on mony fine holt-time shows ot the tootboll gomes ond presented olso mony concerts ond other forms of musicol entertainment, such os ploying Christmos Corols on the roots ond through the hoIIs, for the holidoy spirit. The bond puts in much time during the week to pre- pore its vorious presentotions, ond gives muchodded support to the school. I 7 8 ,,d.,.y-,-.,-v,w,...,..,..,.,,,,, e aim h furthef I . iii: oI the oemofg' ind to promote bei is IandIH9 of the piimztuo cz Iotforms thr0U9 . the Q P efiences ore caleiygung Democratic Thiiich has been G highly w organization on Comp ave YQGIS. ROWLQ . Th :Tri 2' IM cdsky -Mi mil Lugmg lslcu. ROW NlNE:f Rembeisy, E. Kiig,l Reinliordsen, M. Toy Heins, W. Murpliyil y f . 5 .Q J. Hoyt, D. Alben, YOUNG DEMOCRATIC CLUB To further the aims and ideals of the Democratic party and to promote better under- standing of the party's political platforms through actual politi- cal experiences are the goals of the Young Democratic Club, which has been a highly active organization on campus for five years. ROW 'I: M. Hines, secretary, H. Froliger, president, C. Naiiar, Vice-president. ROW 2: N. Cutulle, M. Raggozzine, M. Zierler, P. Snyder, M. McMahon, L. Richards, H. Stockmal. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB ROW T: Phil Brodsky, president, Linda O'Donoghue, vice-president. ROW 2: AFT CheSl'1iI'e, Treasurer, Phil Lagattuta, Public Relations. The Young Republican Club, affiliated with the New Haven Council of College Young Republicans, was organized this year by and for students interested in presenting a balanced outlook on poli- tics for the college community. During November the club brought a voting machine on campus to instruct students in the proper method of voting. The club sponsored a mock presidential primary in the New Haven Register. The club presented former Congressman Cretella who spoke at a meeting open to students and faculty. It is the belief of the Young Republicans that students who become acquainted with the political machinery of government will make better in- formed voters. COLLEGE UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS r C The College Union Board of Governors has been in exist- ence since i959. Its purposes are to arrange successful pro- grams and activities in the Col- lege Union, to help plan for the equipment and furnishings necessary in the Union Build- ing, and to provide other or- ganizations on campus with special services such as printing and mimeographing. ROW ONE: Dr, Pisgani, Brenda Tarbox, Tony Ferraro, Ann Bernardiener, Arthur Kelsey, advisor. ROW TWO: Al len Caplan, Carol Waldman, Bob Heins, Phyllis Gelineau, advisor, William Foster, advisor. WORLD AFFAIRS FORUM The World Aftairs Forum was established in 1962 to pro- mote understanding of problems in International Relations, National Politics, and Social Problems. The Forum invites speakers of local and national prominence to present their views and offers the students and faculty the oppor- tunity to engage in discussion on the issues which move and shake our times. ROW T: R. Smith, J. Tatrides, K. Beggs, J. Walsh. ROW 2: D. Hibbs, T. Dinwoode, P. Anselmi, B. Bartick, INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club was formed in the Spring of T963 to build better understanding between peoples of the world. Elolne Cl UPm0n, lVlCH'y Ann Kachuba, Jean Castiglione, Carsten Seecamp. 80 befshtr in 'le lvlem f Council lol mei all children lsopenrs tts interested Sluden lc aim is t0 male llleh student GWUVS oll e i pesotCltlld'en' OU5 ll h who range lloml e to The flea . nhloirottv l0 d'COl tothe rnentftllt ref? Protessionalll' quollned speakers in several area otspeciol education 059 information concerning i weltare and education C1 the exceptional child. f, from the ROW 2: ORUM ,62 to pro- Relotions, um invites o present lie oppor- iich move t. :dfflP' . ORS COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Membership in the Council for Exceptional Children is open to all interested students. Its aim is to make the college student aware of the vari- ous types of children, those who range from the gifted to the deaf, from the physically handicapped, to the mentally retarded. Professionally qualihed speakers in several areas of special education offer information concerning the welfare and education of the exceptional child. ROW I: Elaine Della Camera, Judy Benson, Fran Lazzaro, Geraldine Frankel, Vice- president, Albert Brovvn, President, Lisa Spiegel, Nancy Kobler, Carol Guaglicimi. ROW 2: Kenneth Cielatka, Patricia Simpson, Geraldine Salem, Barbara Ruotolo, Marie Hether- ington, Carol Gilbert, Sue Hoff, Arlene Hackbarth, Sharon Brechenridge, Brenda Bilyak, PSYCHOLOGY CLUB SEATED: John Lang, Dr. John Bruke, advisor, Kenneth Cielatka, Elaine Della Camera. ROW 2: Janet Larsen, Carole Lipton, Anthony DeFazio. 81 The Psychology Club was established in I963 to promote the study of prob- lems of particular concern to maiors and minors. The club is open to all students interested in the nature of human behavior. MEN S DORMITORY ROW'l G Schriber T Ovvsiany R Klrchhofter B Smith R Trnman B Bartick H Gliechenhaus, J. Croaley ROW TWO P Dion T Dinwoodie P Dolph W Witick M Ellis R Maynard, R. lassagne, R. SEABURY HALL Southern's only vvomen's residence association on campus provides its iO8 girls with the experience ot sharing one's self vvith others while discovering and developing one's abilities, hopes, and ambitions. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Ellen Campbell, vice-president Anna McPartland, President Director, Rebecca Gibson Pfesldenfz Jeanne Coleman, Publicity Chairman, Rofmne WiS6, Social Chairman, Cathleen Blodgelf Treasurer. I HALL residence Jes its L08 sf sharing liscovering es, hopes, ,oeipfyldenll 5091 ew, Gib ' Choirmallr ,n Biodgell' 1 1 THIRD FLOOR ROW ONE: R. Gibson, D. Rahm, K. Blodgett, S. Kelly. ROW TWO: S. Samuels, J. Emery, B. Volk, P. Anselmr, J. Kelly. ROW THREE. E. Campbell, M. Ginsburg, M. Beebe, C. Dunn, B. Thompson, R Peetluk, Miller, M. Sontra, J. Tonlcin, J. Croll, A. Kennett, J. Ritka, B. Johnson, C. Gooclchilcl. SECOND l l l i l l ROW ONE: J. Jolte, C. Hull, C. DePue, J. Cook, C. Cross, M. Paonessa. ROW TWO: M. Kriesler, C. Gleclick, K, O'Connor, S. Fortin, K. Triionis, J. Bizzoso, L. Boege, J. Wallace, P. Spirn. ROW THREE: J. Horak, S. Copland, K. Wulfson, J. Coleman, R. Borgenson, E. Leeman, C. Byram, G. Frankel, V L. Hunt, A. Kerr, E. LaChappelle, M. Zierler, M. Burgess. FLOOR i FIRST FLOOR ROW ONE: E. Rezney, S. Valente, L. Broxy, J. Ogens, J. Matula, L. Gilman. ROW TWO: K. Champagney, M. King, N. Vergilio, M. Warren, M. Teeter, D. Rohm, M. Neville, P. MacDonald, C. Katzman, P. Fur- man, J. Morales, E. Barrett, D. Dorset, E. Sabia, R. Wise, H. Fink, Coach, N. Kobler, E. Kessler, Z. Bagdonis, P. Hyde, L. Salzburg. BIOLOGY CLUB A desire to stimu- late and to further an understanding and appreciation of the biological sciences prompted the for- mation ofthe Biology Club on the Southern Connecticut campus in 1961. ROW 1: Dr. Charles Steinmetz, Jo-Anne Vincent, Marilyn Raggazine, Susa Sutherland, President, Linda Smith, vice-president, Mr. Bosworth. ROW 2: Bill Rinoski, Bob Johnson, Maryann Giarratano, Evelyn Parente, Fran Kelly, Bill Witick, Bruce Eaitch. LE SOCIETE DE CHEMIS -.i.1.........,,. ROW 1: Bob Bughotl, Alan Preston, Joe Cohen, Delores Mark, Lydia Fodeman, Betty Ann Cacace. ROW 2: Larry Clinton, Russ Leach. ROW 3: Giustina Mastrangelo, Janice Dimen- stine, Jane Meister, Dennis Marchetto, Costi Mentone, John Manzi. ROW 4: Mavache, Lois Ellsvvorth, Christine Yampanis, Ray Poinselto, Phillip Harrigan, advisor John Enscoe Jim Vercellone George Gass The Les Societe De Chemis was organized last year under the di- rection of Phillip Harrigan to promote an interest in chemistry as a science through the presentation ot films and noted speak- ers in the field. S ROW 1: ROlJ6f1 Loretto Gflgnef ,. ff ,, 55 , -g: 3, 'Q ,ne ..- , 1' na.,-V 1-1 Jean meets Comp, CSCC wi . . . silhouetted ogoinst Block Mountoin, ROW 'l: Robert Dowd, odvisor, Peggy Wolker, President Bcxrborct Simko. ROW 2: l-Oke George, New York' Loretto Gogne, Judy Dobbs, Jeon Krebser, lvlorsho Brown. ig De anlzefl the dl' Harri9U UMW ence snlflllon j 5p9Gl4' .leon meets o girl from Wheoton ot Yole Engine Comp. SCSCOC .. . behind Peggy, the Princeton ond Vossor O.C.'s. The Outing Club, orgonized in the toll ot l963, sponsors on extensive schedule of outdoor cnctivities, including skiing, hiking, conoeing, spelunking, ond mountoin 'Mr' clirnibing. As o member of the lntercollegiote Outing Club Associotion, the S.C.S.C.O.C. tokes port in regionol outings ond conferences. Unlooding. preferred meons of tronsportotion. TRACK AND FIELD The Physical Education Club is a profes- sional organization for juniors and seniors who are maioring in Health and Physical Education. The club carries on activities which enable its members to acquire perti- nent information related to their future ca- reer. Activities include movies, trips, lectures by Quests speakers, activity sessions and dis- cussions. ROW1,Curol Brown, veil, Borb0f0 lxlebofs Valley. ROW 2: Son ROW I: Sandy Strich, Carol Brovvn, Judy Beloff, Barb Thomas, Sharon Valley. ROW 2: Julie Barber, Carolee Dunn, Carolee Smith. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION , Xi i 2' ij , 5' ,7 ,f CHE C Sorel Swqbskil C ROW I: Catherine Neary Jean Krebser Victoria Michalshaw SG d S - t ' ' 1 f h ' hi SIQ secretary, Ann Dougherty, President, Sandi Piantek, Treasurer, JUSHIZI Begg IGELTEO klqesjlelf Cololee Dunn' Carole? Snlllo CENTIEIQVIPQI lvll Joann Galati. ROW 2: Sandra Hinckley, Barbara Thomas, Julei I l Ur e' essle Bolsverlf ROW 41JeGf1 SPO ' BACKA Barber, Carol Brovvn, Carol Pufnalc, Lauren Anderson, Judy d , C Hardy, Jo-Anne Matula, Joann Knapp, ROW 3: Barbara Hrbek, ron mole G Wlllg ECl4eV5leYf Wendy Prickett, Jacqueline Devlin, Diane Gen' vviazdowski, Jane Meister, Joann Syriac. ls G pl0le5. and Seniors und Plltsicul 'OH uctivitieg Cquire peni- ll' lUlUre CG, 'lP5, lectures On5 Gnd dig. 'iii orolee Smgw lean 55905 nl 1 Diane Ge PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB at i J WMQT9-LQ ll ,J ROW lr Carol Brown, Julie Barber, Barbara Thomas, Jessie Bois- Judith Belott, Sandi Piantek. ROW 3: Ann Dougherty, Wendy vert, Barbara Neloorski, Joann Galati, Barbara Stavvski, Sharon Priclcett, Jacqueline Gendron, Carole Gvviazdovvski, Joanne Valley. ROW 2: Sandy Strich, Elena Dessler, Carolee Smith, Syriaq, MODERN DANCE CLUB Cheerleaders and their alternates are chosen on a basis ot skill and dedication. ln the event ot away games, the Cheerleaders represent the Southern spirit, at home they lead the voicing by the students ot their sup- port ot the athletics. CHEERLEADERS Carol Svvabski, Cathy Sisgoreo, Marie Grillo, Trudy Stefanov, Pat Murray, Hallie Eklund, Annette Amato. CENTER BACK: Carole Gvviazdovvski. STUDENT SENATE ROW ONE: Peter Snyder, Patricia Bracnaro, Barbara Volk, Perillo, Barbara Tracchio, Marilyn Raggozzine, JoAnn Milone, Geraldine Frankel, Philip Brodsky, ,Timothy Looney, Linda Mary Rotelli, Rita Landino, Jacqueline Morales, Jeffrey Her- O'Donoghue, Barbara Ettorre, Fran Kelly, Harry Letize. ROW schowitz, Raymond Mascola, Michael Davis, Edward Sullivan. TWO: Tracy Mather, Frank Palrneri, Robert Ciccarone, James The Student Senate is a legislative body of our college, it has been in existence for thirty-one 0 N years. lt governs the numerous student activities ROW ONE: Felix DellaRocca, Kevin Kinsella, James Perillo, Dr. Wie- gand, Jett Herschowitz, Ed Sullivan, Bernard Bartick, B b M o A aynard. I 88 on campus. Each year through its camp it pro- vides an opportunity for students to join in shar- ing ideas and to grow in leadership ability. S.C.S.C. is represented at the annual con- ferences of the Eastern States Association by two delegates from each class, the president of the Student Senate, and the chairman, Kevin Kin- sella. The E.S.A. is an organization whose pur- pose is to improve the services of teacher educa- tion institutions. L55 ifsf,3i'f 1 ,ig gy ROW ING: I obS CO INTEI STUDEI STUDENT EDUCATION AssociAtioN l0Ann Milone, rey Her. Sullivan. slotive body ol our ence tor thirty-one s student activities It its comp it pro' nts to ioin in shar- irsltip ability. the annual con' . A 5oci0ti0fl ll 5 i the Pfeslw ' ns ffmdlli Kevln Ili. ition Whosedillca, I te0CI'e'e I l I ROW ONE: Elaine Wagner, Diane Cockerill, Michele Fressola, Kit Reinhardsen. STAND- ING: Russ Leach, Myrna Greenberg, Myron Lowe, adviser, Sharon Arnold, Janice Footi, Bob Scalzo. Student Education Association fosters an under- standing of professional ethics and familiarizes the students with numerous professional organizations that exist in the field of education. CONNECTICUT INTERCOLLEGIATE STUDENT LEGISLATURE The Connecticut Intercollegiate Student Legislature provides activities which encourage the participation of students interested in the state and with local govg ernments, Each year the S.C.S.C. delegation is represented at a three day mock legislature held' at the state capitol in Hartford. SEATED: Nancy Cooper, Edward Sullivan, Joan Kelly, Marion Deegan, Frank Palmaeri, Carol Goodchild, ROW TWO: Marsha Brown, Mary McMahon, Phyllis Leonard, James Walsh, Richard Legeyt, Linda Adoffj Eleanor Russe, Jean Krebser. 89 ROW 1: Terry McGuire, Phyllis Weinstein, Pat Mogensen, Louis Ruth Borgeson, Sandra Krug, Terri Miller, Julie Bizzoso, Joanne Fusco, Curator,Joan Hoxie, President, Janice Bednarczylc, Secre- Rascati. ROW 3: Barbara Dress, Kathryn Poole, Jane Johnson, tary, Peter Dudek, Vice-president, Barbara Dessano, ECC Repre- Pam MacDonald, Jean Coleman, Carol Byram, Charles Phelps, sentative. ROW 2: Lynne Levine, Ted Coleman, Patricia Hanlen, Ernest lvlalley, Roger Niland, Dr. David Crespi, advisor, Deanne Treasurer, Lorraine Gilman, Carol Rosenstone, Jo Ann Valente, Ordos, Joan Guarniere. MATHEMATICS CLUB Newly organized, the Math Club provides an outlet for those people interested in Mathematics that is both enioyable and edu- cational. ARTS LEAGUE The Arts League is an organization dedicated to providing experiences that will broaden the cultural horizons ot the individual and give him an outlet tor selt-expression. Frequent workshop and demonstration meetings on enameling, sketching, ceramics, sculpture and other interesting media are held. The highlights in the League's year is the annual Art Festival Week, during which time the student body and faculty are invited to view the exhibit in Ralph Earl l-lall, attend an Open House at which various media are demonstrated, view an evening ot tilms, and participate in the culmination event, the Beux Arts Ball. -,kgs-Q ROW li Jonlce Olesileryi Sfilnley Delvlayo, President, Clairessa Weiss, ROW 2: Edward Badowski, Vice-president, Peter Snyder, France Matula Omicron Psi Larnbc ized two years ago leadership, and servi outstanding senior C vide learning and E conddence, RC 2r nc -lc Bs HONORARIES lie Bizzoso, loonne -role, lone Johnson, lim, Charles Phelps, Oi, advisor, Deonne , Frances Kelly, Rita Landino, Linda O'Donoghue, Roanne Wise, Hallie Eklund, Joanne Matula. Missing: Alan Preston, Johanne l-lanisch, Cindy Rosen. Ornicron Psi Lambda, the honor society ot SCSC vvas organ- ized tvvo years ago. its goals are to promote scholarship, leadership, and service vvithin the student body, to recognize outstanding senior contributions in these areas, and to pro- l vide learning and experience in social etiquette, poise and conhdence. Zeta Delta Epsilon, service honorary, was organized in l96l. lts goals are to advance a spirit ot service and tellovvship, -to serve as a public relations corps, and to provide experiences and learning in social etiquette. l I ROW 1: Linda Gerlot, Julie-Ann Orlando, Elaine Wagner, Bonis, Pam Hyde, JoAnn Milone, Charlene l-lill. ROW 3: Qnd ViCe,preSIdenf Jegnne Coleman, Activities Coordi- Elaine Sabia, Linda O'Donoghue, Debra Dorset, Pam Mac- nator Lora Broxy Secretary Lynn Salzburg, President, Donald, Sharon Arnold, Rosemarie Testa, Phyllis DeLeo, Jnne FOX M fng Qreenbur ROW 2: Alton Seidl, advisor, Barbara Trachio, Virginia Branson, advisor. Absent: Peggy 0 Weiss, y Bea ROHJOUVHOIHS Eklundg Alberta Simon, Maggie De- Walker, Treasurer, Sherri Valenti, lst. Vice-president. SORORITIES AND FRATERNITIES PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION l l Composed of representatives from each sorority, the Panhellenic Association strives to maintain high scholastic goals tor its members, relations, and to cooperate with the college administration in upholding high social standards. ROW ONE: Cynthia Kuhar, Sharon Breckenridge, Brenda Bilyak, Judy Coley, Pat Heslin, Judy Kimber. ROW TWO: Geraldine Brophe, Marianne ladarola, Sandy Snow, Rosemarie Pysh, Cathy Hitchcock, Peggy Joy, Ann Fordsen, Maureen Rubino, Janet Griffin. The Phi chapter of Kappa Delta Epsilon was installed at S.C.S.C. in l953. Since then the Phi chapter at Southern has grown to be one of the largest of the thirty-two chapters throughout the country. Mem- bership is open to sophomores, iuniors, and seniors with a grade paint average of 2.8 or higher. KAPPA DELTA EPSILON ROW ONE: Julie Orlando, Gerri Frankel, Harriet Fink, Lynn Salzburg, Linda O'Donague, Elaine Salea, Jo-ann lvlatulla, Anne Fortson, Nancy Kobler, Linda Gerlot, Peggy Lauren- HUVVIGT Cohen, POW' l'lYde, Sharon Arnold, Donna Parducci, Sharon Johnson, Barbara celle. ROW 2: Susan Jacobson, Sheri Valenti, Lisa Rhodin, Jane Fox, Donna Aakaiar, Harriet Cohen, Pam Hyde, Sharon Arnold, Donna Parducci, Sharon Johnson, Barbara Dufty, Janice Prevost, Barbara Ettoire, Fran Kelley, Carol Dqmm, 92 ROW ONE: D Eleanor Rousso Irene Dereszkii rioii Te5eIII'QI'IVe5 IJGIIIIEIIGHIC intein high BETA PHI BETA Beto Phi Beto wos orgon- ized in I959 os o sociol-service sorority on the S.C.S.C. compus. It serves both the college ond the community. members, ite with the Upholding ROW ONE: Delores Riskollo, MoryLou Wolkirishovv, Shorori Fitch, Alice Mudry. ROW 2: Eleonor Rousso, I-Ioullie Eklurtci. ROW THREE: Soridro Snow, Borboro Pieogii, Lindo Geriot, Irene Dereszkievvicz. BETA MU SIGMA .L.,z l i H L Blonc T Fiio o Peolillo Chumev B- 5OftfG9Od0f T- Ruggiefof B- Sufken' B' ROWONE1P.MG ',. f- f' ' ' , , .. . L Frottirti J AcCobCEhI2iII!nP Bjrile B. Ciccorohe. ROW O'DOVmeIIf T' Fe5I'99'f B- Ccrmno' Mmsmgz B' Rmhcrds' guei TWG: R, Morellil G, Picket, R, Siik, J, Periilo, J. Schroe- M. Turner, M. Poone, D. Fonesi, B. Gorgono, J. Vishno. 'Ien' der, C. Jocksoh, P. Golortski, V. Roscoti, B' SUWSOVIG, IVI- JOVU QIUII oflfa 93 I CHI DELTA SIGMA Advancing the college spirit of the students ot Southern Con- necticut and strengthening stu- dent-taculty rapport are the primary aims of the Chi Delta Sigma Sorority. KAPPA DELTA PHI A. MacSweet, J. Valentine, J, Acabchuk, C. Bosworth, F. DellaRocco. ROW I: Joanne Vincent, Arlene Hackbarth, Brenda Bilyak, Sylvia Pope, Maryann Giar- ratano, Pat Simpson. ROW 2: Marsha I-Iinc, Francis Falcone, Sharon Breckenridge, Vir- ginia Covino, Judith Benson, Marena Aheain, Francis Lazzaro, Paula Sorenson, Maureen Lavoue. Missing: Joyce Sereaue. i 94 RCW ONE: F Libro, June F' Kocubo, Shirle Poluhowich. tr tic SO CC Row grdokflnelll ij UC I I ONE- B CHI THETA RHO ROW ONE: Florence Arabolos, Bette Kollra, Rita Landino, Maureen Rubino, Judy De- Libro, Jane Fox, Eileen Leone. ROW TWO: Rita Impellitteri, Regina Funaro, MaryAnn Kacuba, Shirley Sadlon, Barbara Macieiny, Carol Svviatek, Judy Kimber, Sue Ploski, Edie Poluhovvich. KAPPA DELTA PHI Chi Theta Rho was or- ganized as a new sorority on campus in May of 1960. Its aim, as a social service sorority, is to be an attri- bute to the community as well as the college. The Kappa Delta Phi was founded on our campus in l949. it is a national professional fraternity for men in the field of education. The goals of the fraternity are to raise the standards of educational ideals and prac- tices, and to promote good citizenship without discrimination. Membership is limited to students of the college who are at least second semester sophomores and hold a grade point ratio of no less than 2.0. New members are accepted each semester. mf , ROW ONE B R ski F Santino H Glickenhouse B. P. Dion, l-- Frottini, V- RUSCGTTL -l' Valjnilni AH lj-lc' - anow . , - ' - ' ' ' . d. ROW THREE: P. E war s, . e O'donnell, J. Perillo, F. Della Rocco, K. EFICSON, -l- AWP' Sweel' 'l' ESTUOHB DGVIS F Rolond B. Hoffman. chuck. Row TWO: cs. ooyhmh, R. Munko, K. Kinsella, blame, c. U vet, . , . , 95 ALPHA GAMMA CHI ROW ONE: John Orabona, Harry Letize, John Porter, Richard Kanca, Art Cheshire. ROW TWO: Nick Cuttulle, Clem Naiiar, Henry Stockmal, Richard Frappe, Bill Banfe, Clark Culver, Tom Owsiany. ROW THREE: Robert Burns, Russell Leach, Tim Looney, Ed Badowski, Herman Froliger, Tracy Mather, Ed Morgan, Phil Brodsky, Ed Sullivan. Alpha Gamma Chi is the youngest fraternity on campus, organized with promo- tion of school spirit in mind. Its members encourage participation in, and support ot, all school functions. Alpha Gamma Chi is recognized as the proud guardian of S.C.S.C.'s live owl mascot. IOTA ZETA so is CHI Iota Zeta Chi was established in 1959 as a social and service- sorority which is concerned with involving its members in campus activity and in community and college service proiects alike. ROW ONE: Cind Wcilsh, I-iSa.B.enson. ROW 2: Kathy Diglio, Louise McGrath, Ellen Rourke, Carol Mancini, Gerry Messina, Carol Swabski, y Kuhar, Carol Gwiasdowski, Rose-Anne Grosso, Sheila 96 E, 5 I is i L Row oNEl strong, Mai Patricia He: den, Nanci I Q Sigmal ties on cq of i962 tion, if , members. IGTIve QW Semesterl J 5heil0 IRoUflcel ROW ONE: Patricia Stearns, Joan Rosadini, Donna Arm- strong, Mary McCarthy, ROW TWO: Kathleen Sullivan, Patricia Heslin, Judith Coley, Anne Kilbride, Mary Mar- den, Nancy Hoyle, Jean Troianoski, Yvette Bissonnette, SIGMA RHO SORORITY Sigma Rho is one ot the newer sorori- ties on campus. Recognized in the spring ot i962 as a social-service organiza- tion, it now claims twenty-six active members. Membership requires a cumu- lative average of 2.0 for at least 30 semester hours ot academic credit. SOPHOMORE CLASS' OFFICERS Geraldine Brophy: Secreta Y Bonnie Uryase, Treasurer Connie Whitman, Vice-President Edward Sullivan, President Advisors: Florence Plato, Dr. Howard Oedel ROW THREE: Janet Cicarelli, Sheren Ann McGuire, Elaine Harlin, Jeanne Thibodeau, Lisa Spiegal, Maureen Dixon, Maryann Macosky, Maura Flynn, Laureen Bolognese, Raeann Carrano, Maryann Attianese, Joyce Cecarelli. NEW STUDENT WEEK 'S' ,. -K 1 COMMITTEE CDH ROW T: J. Emery, M. Brown, E. Sullivan, F. Kelly, ROW 2: P. Mogenson, L. Levine, J. Allen, P. Weinstein, F. Palmieri, P. Ross, E. Wagner, M. Raggozzine, P. Walker. Absent: R. Looney, D. Fretel, S. Carr. On September TO, l963, approxi- mately one Thousand Owlets were welcomed to S.C.S.C. by upperclass Wise Owls with whom they had previously corresponded. The activi- ties to follow included a convoca- tion and tours, an all-day outing at Restland Farms, and a dance climaxed by the coronation ot the Beanie King and Queen, these activities were planned to make the freshmen and transfer students teel as it they truly belonged, Operation Owlet is a relatively new program at S.C.S.C., but its immediate success has paved the way toward its becoming a tradition. What Team Spirit! s Freshm I l0, l 963, approxi- Sflfid Owleis were S.C. b l' Upperclass el' had Whom th Bonded. The activi- :luded a convoca- v all-day outing at Und 0 dance coronation ol the id Queen: These Jnned to make the udents leel insler st nelongedf' 'lei is a relatively i S.C.S.C., but its ss has paved the its becoming a 572.-f 1 , 'I-ggi 5 N37 'L Ye? l' ,. i5.L,3.k ' 1 24141. -59. .u. 1- .r 1 0331? - i,- 'int :pf 1 . F' .A, .iq .4 i . blem. king Pro levy of G por Freshmflfl prev ls nn- horseshoes? d. ere Cfowne Qncl rhey W I T . The Exhousted OW e S TheY danced x . , 0 lx x J' ' oi All Eyes Towards The Queen . . . Rclecznne Ccirrono 42, np.. an M5215 iii 4 Z Q H iv S 1.3 M15 ' x Q iwfui X 11 Sgfxfgh X- ?-Z? ,W gl' v-Q I VS-4... A Winning Smile Ellen LeGendre W i,Xi .e ,V 100 Her Mc1iesfy's Court . . . Flora Drucker, Trudy Srefcnov On With The Porode! 101 S LEAGUE Wie WRONG BRO KITTY H 34? ff ,, 1 Give A Cheer! P I The End WINTER WEEKEND AT MOUNT SNOW I . ff. ff. I I A,-N ,,X y . D f I ,A , 'ar , We're off To a great start! 5 ,, . . . , , f' u' X 1 ., W I ,lltxxx 1 .X X x A Hideaway in The Hills. 104 I I I I I I I 1 I l l I r I r V 1 I 1 1 I I X 'H X 2 I H Twig, 7 'NX JR, I, gay Mx , J f . wx, 3 If K 4,1 Ah, ' I I Birdseye A, V. NaTure's Wonder. x. ff? . I. UN E x fl! W' 'Q I Pledge EEE E Birdseye View A Serene Moment l Pledge Allegiance Time Does Fly. 105 WINTER WEEKEND AT SOUTHERN . . . FRIDAY TALENT SHOW JULIE ORLANDO AND MARY NERI ENTERTAIN WITH I GAVE MY LOVE A CHERRY. LOSING SOMETHING, PAM? 106 ANYONE TO TOP THIS ACT? I WHO SAID MY JOKES WERE SICK? WILL THE MEETING PLEASE COME TO ORDER? 107 Carol Pallori, Sandra Feies, Jackie Wallace. WHICH BEETLE IS THE COOLEST? Bob Heins, Bill Wiffick Look Mo, No Honds! Borboro Poscol The Sophomore Confribufion Soufh Pacific AT SOUTHERN . SNOWFLAKE SWIRL Presented by THE STUDENTS of Southern Connecticut State College I CROWN THEE QUEEN SANDRA. BARBARA VCDLK, SANDRA FEJES. Saturday Evening, February 15, 'I964 at eight o'cIock in the COLLEGE MEMORIAL UNION 'sh fx 'li g Q x L . . . AND THE MUSIC WAS DELIGHTFUL. 5,49 PHYLLIS CAPASSO, TONY FRANCO, MARILYN ZIERLER, PHIL BRODSKY, ART MAREK, PAT RUOTOLO. 111 VVHERE'S ALL THE ACTION? BEAUTY AT SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT. THANK YOU SIR. ,, I r , X A 3 ,NA 112 wwf. -v ,,, X C f E 11 'M f f ff' .1 Q ,, 'WZ Lkyx REALLY, THERE'S NO NEED TO COUNT CALORIES -J' -1 f w JV. 3 CNXX Q BW OH COME NOW, DON'T BE SHY. TCALORIES. ALPHA GAMMA CHI AND DATES. HOW ABOUT A LITTLE SMILE? HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 4,3 MGT' SEATED: G. Frankel, J. Emery, F. Kelly, Chairman, J. Acabchulc. STANDING: W. Banfe, C. Najlar, M. Brown, H. Sfockmal, H. Lefize, H. Froliger, F. Falcone, W. Rinoski. WINTER WEEKEND COMMITTEE SEATED: R. Kanca, E. Sullivan, H. Froliger, W. Banfe. ROW 2: M Ra izzine F K H B. Erforre, I. Dereszkiewicz. ROW 3: R. Leach C Naiiar H Stockrngfl P Brfod lc e H' I . 1 . I . S Y, . Lefize, T. Ovvsiany, W. Rinoski, A. Cheshire. Absem, M, Ziel-'er 114 l S r l SPIIRTS l l l l l g..,,,-.,.u., ,.: D' t ..-rf -4-4--QQ. lkrliv, i l 11.7 , Play not for gain, but sport. Who plays for more than he can lose with pleasure stakes his heart - George Herbert fl I ul l 'I 1 I 115 PEOPLE-T0-PEOPLE Ellen Yoslevsky, Bea Ramon, Alice Czaplinski, John Watley, Mahuish Navimwk, Anadia Andrews, Anastasio Nakazzi, Professor Pauline Schwartz, Charlene Hill, Patricia Tarta- glione, Joan Allen, Kathy Dick, Jane Pomerane. International Tasting Party Spring 1963. Greek Folk Dancers. 116 This organization, one of the newest, yet one Of the most popular clubs on campus, is deeply indebied to Professor Pauline Schwartz for its establishment and growth. The club received the 1962-63 award tor the organization on campus giving the most out- standing contribution to the college. The maior activities planned for this year were The Holiday Festival and attendance at the statewide con- vention tor foreign and American students interested in People-to-People. yet one of ply indebted sfobllshment 52 63 award he most out ear were the n otewude co mfs Interested UR Dw 117 ROW 'lz V. Rascati, R. Blake, A. Redente, M. Roberts, T. Hunt, J. Sparrow, P. Torres, J. Baker, L. Kimball, W. Mudano, A. Borelli, D. Werner, P. Kelly, L. Stolfi, A. Pedrolini, R. Falcigno. ROW 2: D. Standish, F. Santino, F. DellaRocca, Konz, A. Navarro, P. Barile, D. Pardue, R. Robitaille, R. Kirchoff, W. Miller, L. Ciotti, V. Laurella, R. Frattini, P. Balzano, F. Mellilo, E. Rostowsky, S. FOOTBALL Quarterback Robert Blake breaks into the clear. 118 DeMayo, B. Bartick. ROW 3: L. Conners, W. Gargano, N. Cutulle, C. Boyton, R. Deobil, J. Valentine, Captain R. Milici, H. Melzer, M. Katz, M. Kuliga, R. Wrenn, R. Rice, J. Cerino, E. Biakowitz, R. Fuller, R. Ponte, Captain H. Owen's, J. Barber, R. Hoffman, D. Mills, R. Mainville. lt has been generally agreed upon by most people who follow football, that the T963 slate of Southern Co-nnecticut's op- ponents was the roughest small college schedule in the East. The Owls were hampered early in the season by inexperience in key positions and later in the season, by injuries to such stand- outs as senior end David Mills, who broke his leg in a practice session, and, iunior full- back, William Gargano injured his back in the Hofstra contest. Despite all this, Coach Jess Dow's Owls still managed to post a re- spectable 4-4 record. Southern opened the season with a close i3-6 win over the University of Bridgeport. This kept alive S.C.'s record of never losing a football game to the Purple Knights. Al- though Montclair beat Southern 36-i4, the Owl line led by seniors Raymond Mainville, Richard Ponte, James Barber, and co-cap- tain Henry Owens, held the N.J. team to scant yards rushing. Mistakes and bad breaks hurt the young Owls in the contest. ln the pulsating i7-i5 victory over Ge- neva, the winning touchdown was scored by senior end, Nicholas Cuttulle, who fell on a loose fumble in the end zone. After consecutive loses to Youngstown and West Chester, two perennial power- houses, by scores of T2-O ,and 20-O, the Owls reached the high point of their season with a Homecoming victory over strong Hofstra College 27-25. After iumping off to a quick 27-O halftime lead on the passing of iuniOF quarterback Robert Blake, and the receiving of senior end, co Owl line hung C blistering second men to post the r the win, the bigg Season of l956, Southern closer Sllollg llliico Colle Pl'iQ American if on G Held goat Ciotti in the finnl win The necticui WGS Com tion of Pres. Ken .QSIQI In 1948 Such bqi ren Miller, Mm. TOITSSI G ll Qtime wit nd CO-1 gone returning I lineman Such c ll'l0mQS Hunt K . I J notz ovoilgblel El' YSQI' in rllilxlexl Seuson i Stltesi Sims 6 Veisity Gnd E lege To the ps3 Qi W- Gorgcno, N, Jlptoin R. Milici, H, Bice, J. Cerino, E, vens, .l. Barber, R, Ggreed upon by football, thai the Conneclicuts op- esl smcll college ered early in llie key positions and iriias to such sland- l Mills, who brolie in, und, iunior lull- niured his bocli in ite all lhis, Couch aged to post o ie- aason with o close sity of Brid99P0'l' ,rd gf never losing 'urple Kniilllls' Al' wfhem lll9 Oymond Mainville, rber, and Wop' h NJ' team i0 l 6 and bod ls in the conlesl. vicl0ll' 0 was Scored bl lwil H on U Jllel who fe istol4G5 ver 99' Telo Youngslollf' . i peregngoihe Owls ind? nwllli , 59050 ' lllelr Homo ief Wong quick iingolloa- 'ir 'nQ Ollum trois' will and the rece ot senior end, co-captain Roger Milici, the Owl line hung on gamely to weather a blistering second halt attack by the Dutch- men to post the victory. Coach Dow called the win, the biggest since the undefeated season ot i956. Southern closed the season by losing to a strong lthica College team 36-12 and by top- ping American International College i7-i5 on a field goal by sophomore Lawrence Ciotti in the final minute of play, to post the win. The game with arch rival Central Con- necticut was cancelled due to the assassina- tion of Pres. Kennedy, thus depriving Coach Dow ot his iOOth victory since coming to S.C.S.C. in TQ48. With such backtield aces as Blake, War- ren Miller, Martin Roberts, Peter Barile, Peter Torres, and co-captain elect William Gar- gano returning next season and with strong linemen such as Ciotti, co-captain elect Thomas Hunt, Jay Valentine, and Michael Katz available, hopes are bright for a ban- ner year in 1964. Next season will see the Owls playing its roughest slate ever by adding Temple Uni- versity and East Stroudsberg Teachers Col- lege to the previously strong slate. .QQYHE cleft' DUNN. FDDTBRU. 3. Tony Martone R DeFrancesco Jim Doc Moore Jess Dow Joe Farina Tut DeFrancesco Fullbock Williczm Gcxrgcmo cuts Through the Bridgeport line. .5222 Ready, sei' 120 Time out for Q brecdher. I I l n I I 5 VVQITQI- i 2' 1 i Qi l Q soPHoMoi2E smmoours A ROW l: J. Sparrow, P. Torres, J. Baker, L. Kimball, VV. Mudano, A. Borelli, D. Werner, P l Kelley. ROW 2: D. Pardue, R. Robifaille, R. KirchoFl, VV. Miller, L. Ciorfi, V. Laurella, R Frafrini, P. Balzano, D. Standish, l-l. Melzer, M. Katz, J, Cerino, R. Wrinn, R. Rice, B Barrick, E. Biafowifz, R. Fuller. l l Warren Miller follows his blocker on an end sweep. .eoyher Bob Deobil 121 CROSS COUNTRY i KNEELING: G. Link, R. Powell, J. Porter, A. Knouth, G. Morone. STANDING: C. Boukus, R. Ericson, A. Cheshire, B. Dobortz, M. Willioms, Coptoin B. Byrnes. Well, fellows, how'd we do? osks Cooch Lloyd Borrows to timers Michoel Zotto ond Trocy Mother. 122 A bosicolly young teom loden with underclossmen posted its first winning record in l963, while breoking every pre-existing school record en route. The chorges of cooch Lloyd Borrow posted ct very cred- itoble record of 7-4 in duol competition. After dropping their first four meets, three of which were by o totol of twelve points, the Owl horriers bounced bock to run Off seven consecutive victories, ond were undefeoted on their home course. Another milestone of the i963 seoson WGS the shutout posted ogoinst Adelphi, first ever by Cl SC- cross country teom. The seven teoms Southern showed their heels to were: Adelphi, Foirfield Queens, Mercholnt Morine Acod., Morist, while losing to powerful Centrol Connecticut, Mon'fClC1lF Stote, Long lslond ASQT, onol the U. of l-lortford. Leoding the Owls in the post yeor were senior coptCllU Brion Byrnes ond senior Chorles Boukus. The bright stef of the future oppeors to be sophomore Bruce Dobrotz, who broke every pre-existing college record ond com- piled oi record of ten first ploces. Bruce broke the reCOFd for the S.C. home course by covering the hilly 4.25 mileS in 22 minutes ond 47 seconds. Bruce wos olso the first Owl horrier to run the extremely difficult Von Cortland Pork five mile course in less thorn thirty minutes. With returning veterons such os iunior John Porter, Gnd sophomores Bruce Dobrotz, Arthur Cheshire, Roymfmd Powell, Robert Ericson, ond lviichoel Willioms, the future looks very bright for the cross country teom. Down the hom' with Nlldloel Vl Eff' l l ' 2 ,H 'P ' ' 1 . 4453. -fs .f -, wt sf- ' fs' 'A 15.51, L , .,.-. 1- 2' r,-was HZ it -, .-.. 1 ,gv'-- .4 -9-Q-,. fzlgcfg - 3, it-E A ' 'Q -iff gtflpt it A g1i...u'.-gl 1-- A. . 3353.2 Nga 4 ,A-fLf'fq1., llD0nlT 5R0ss lUNrni 'lib underclussmen 53, while breoling le. uosied o venf cred- on, Alter dropping were by o ioiul ol ed back to run oll rndeleoied on iheir e i963 seosonwui irsi ever by 0 5-C their heels io WSW iorine Acad., nneciicirir Mon 5 Hartford. were senior CUP bright si0f DOblUlZr nd C0ll'V Murisl icloir lain kgs, The rore BVUCG 9 record 0 d ce broke ihe Wig' rhe hiiil 425 mg? wg5 Ul50 The 9 nlnnd fliculi Von C0 Y minUT95- d rior l0li Pollellldlil CheShire, Rome wrindrn 'li ry l80m- Dovvn the home sire - . rch - only h . with Michael Williams close behigd all mile to Q0 for Charles Boukus I 1 I , V Eff . 4 f 4 offs 'V f - , J w f A ff , : W , .fyff r 5, 4 , 5 A XM G ff I ' 1 WV ' ,fee :J of , 535 Q,,,:- ff ,f Wf ff! 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X, 1, I A J Q, W , ypz ,, 106,5 1 ,, ' WW 12.492 wife, f -4 We -f ,Q if if , ,,4mM,a.eU I ., , IIDODI1, T s ep On The dandelions, Brian. 123 HBVUCe on his W . bmlz Compiledgla lcschlailher Vlcloryf' Bruce DO- places cmd TWO recond of Team f' S rrsr Season. econd places for the 1963 Coptoin Archie Trocy Fred Lorge blocks the shot with Frerd Levesh reody to grob the boll. Beset by lfllufles CMJ rhruuoh G lotto l'U5l'0l'n The rnast bitter blow lt destined to become P055 his iniury, 60TlY in tear' seasons plus, and was cl Others who were Tort Ralph Buccini, and ROW The season started ol ol Danbury State Colleg hatten College, Centro tion, Stone Hill College The season was not r rise up and post victor College 56-50 ond ove Alter Tracy's iniury and iunior Michael Hia T19 Ol iunior Henry Le' Hanoch Barlcon to the season. STGTTTTTQ Quqfq llte McDowell men sh Ottponents they hqve ROW T: J. Jonecyk, J. Reilly, N. Rusinok, R. Mohon, F. Levesh. ROW 2: R. Buccini, W. O'Donnell, H. LeBlonc, J. Lyons, J. Perillo, D. Coppen. ROW 3: D. Norcross, F. Lorge, Cciptoid A. Trocy, G. Leohy, M. Hidek, K. Smith. 124 J S vlgv iz 2 Pm -fi' Esg fr., Emp - ull Y ' f MQW 1 m Q V f , W 44 f f f Z 1, 1 fx W2 if , vm 4' f YS XX 9 f .W I sQ1kFlQ2 55 w . x NV 4 And The score goes up onofher notch. ,M-ddip' iliKOil 3 'W 1 f NWNNV L. M Don ond his favorite shot. PM i UP and in. I 5 u '52 r' 2 I Q 5 N if . ,gm , yr? .ff QM.,-r' ,Q '-M.. ,ss ,X f 3 . UP ond Mike I-iidek bottles under The boards. T 127 The Big Dipper ROW 1: R, Leohey, D coptolnb, P, Eckle, F. Cooch B. Hutchison, D. J. O'Connor, R. Lam my X 1 b-. nge-,, C . SWIMMING Cooch B. Hutchison, J. Monfredi, D. Dovis, R, LoromY- The Southern Connecticut swimming teom enioyed itslbest seoslon argl the 4 yeor history ot the teom. This seoson wos the tirst time thot OGC Hutchinson's teom wos oble to post o full roster of 20 swimmers. k The Co-Coptoins Horry Monchester ond Donny Dovis helped SPOV on Southern flippers to their 7 ond 4 record. During every meet this sepihe the teom wos o motor threot in the eyes ot their opponents. ln TWC10 IO meets this yeor Amherst ond Wesleyon were decided on the tino re Y- Although the reloy teom of Russell Leoch, .lomes Montredi, Dznfflri Dovis, ond Scott Woodburn unotoficiolly brolce the college Vecol fin both meets, the Amherst ond Wesleyon teoms edged OUT The POWSV Southern swimmers. , . my Bob Leohy, who ploced 7th in the New Englonid Chomplonslllps The yeor, wos undefeoted in the one meter boord competition ClUV'Vig' er 63-64 seoson. He olso deteoted the New Englond Chomplondlvne In oll except two events, new records were estoblished, GU O record wos tied. Records were lowered o totol ot Qi times: L h Grocluoting seniors include Horry lvlonchester, Don Dovis, Bob 530 CYS Mike Dovis. Next yeors swimming teom will be looking torworid ismon even more successful seoson with the presence of this yGOVS lres squod. Congrotulotions Cooch Bruce Hutchinson. Robert Leohey H 4-1 .f' Don Dovis p tioncl chomi 5 I I My , Y Xb f , ss- 1 51129, . is-5 N ax. ffl U X o 4' r r llhf' .-!1 5,, -' , Q14 : x .gn l ff? 1?- .u'g . Captain Bruce Davis on parallel bars. Fred Rowland GYMNASTICS The gymnastics team under the watchful eye of Coach Abie Grossfeld, tied one and won two meets this year. Although this may not impress anyone, it is rather remarkable since half the season was com- pleted following the dropout of Greg Speck and Dan Sternbeck, two of the team's top men, Also during the year, captain Bruce Davis suffered a broken ankle and was forced to complete the sea. son with a cast on his ankle. Bruce did a fine job this year and will be looking forward to a better season next year. Senior member of the team was Michael Zotta who gave many fine performances on High Bar, Parallel Bars, and Floor Exercise. The team was helped by the Hghting spirit of Fred Rowland, Southern's top long horse vaulter and side horseman. Fred is also a strong prospect for a posi- tion on the rings next year. We would also like to congratulate the other mem- bers of the team. These boys were much less experi- enced than the previously mentioned, but worked hard and helped the team in the positions where they were weak. Congratulations: Senior Tracy Mather, Junior Kevin Kinsella, and Sophomore Arthur Cheshire. Tracy Mather ll The Wotcht ulee, fteond lt WON two Glll'0tte, if l the seoson wo of Greg 3 SW peck ond nv OP men. rin Bruce D o complete the 55 Bruce did ' wo rd to o better seor: i WGS Micho l I E Z0ll0 ttrjj l as on High Bur, Pont- h e lighting spirit ot treg 3 horse voulter ond st grotulote the other ner swere much less expe- merttioned, but wore: l in the positions tile? tulotions: Senior lic: r ll and Sophomore ht . WE'- tot tmpregg X. Gvls SUHEF. ed t R o hoe pb th ang prospect lor o pf' Michoel ZottC1 BruCe Dcvls A. Cheslme feld K Kirrsellcl, M' Zona' GrosS ' f ' - Cocrclt A- d DQVIS, F. Rowlfln ' T. Mather, 133 ROW 1: J. Kroll, E. Rennie, L. Gallagher, R. Cicrleglio, R. Falcigno, V. Virgulto, R. Milici, G. Dayhaush. ROW 2: C. Baukus, P. Dion, R. Sepanik, H. LeBlanc, M. l-lidek, D. Mills, A. Redente. ROW 3: Coach G. Casey, M. Siaurakas, R. Schilling, D. Norcross, R. Hoffman, Jr., Ryder, Mgr. L. Stolf. Picked off first base. BASEBALL After getting off to a slow start the i963 baseball squad finished strong by winning its last eight games, ending with a season's record of ll-ll and winning second place in the NAIA Oest 32 tournament. Led by hard hitting Ray Garleglio, James Kroll, Roger Milici, and the strong arms of southpaw Larry Biff Gol- lagher, Bob Sepenik, and Ernie Rennie, the Owls were ready to face all comers by late season when they reached their peak. Despite the graduation of Carleglio, Gallager, Rennie, and starter Vin Virgulto the Owls have a great deal of talent remaining to look forward to the i964 season. Led by co-captain James Kroll and Charles Baukus, the i964 Owls should again be stiff challenge for all oppO- nents to face. Returning hurlers Sepanik and John Ryder are ioineCl l9Y Robert Hohman and sophomore Harvey Melger to make up the Mound staff for coach Gene J. Casey. Copifllft Charles Baukus will do the bulk of the catching Wifh sophomore Andrew Borelli backing him up. XX f 'gi if x. xg. Fr if Q I, , .375 bf 27 'fr ' ' 'L 1 -' ' .J 1, X DEL: Q. . v Q . .vw 4.4,-41 X + 1 Xe.. CN . 'gf ,.,,wg Wome rt s Basketball Te Gm 4 4i ,n iaapm Field H Ockey 136 WOMEI' li wornen's intercollegitlle lr k m0nOQed10pO5lO3 .nhlurlgre OT The honds of Un Other de lzlfjlill I ' overtime. W6 ln College 60-57- best .1 ' Q ' ' ld llspnngne nd their unnertirut 42-Q9 0 funn. Huskies. ru, Womerrls l6OiTl llOW9 l Bridgeport l.f ...gi over Univ. o j3'dlO, lersie Boisvert ond Ron it Fl os coocltes. dyVl iss llortlto Ne l dlny senior Geri Burlce or ltoclre' Metrellis, the Held rd ol 5-0-l. llltns come ot tlie expeme C e323-Q, ond Centrol Connecti University ol Bridgeport . .although the team will lose Lnnlfntulo, Ann Dougherty J erred underclossmen ready lo WOMEN'S BASKETBALL The women's intercollegiate basketball, plagued by poor foul shooting and a little touQh luck, mC1naged to post a 3-4 record during the T963-64 season Two fth b' . o e itterest defeats were at the hands of University of Bridgeport where Southern Bowed twice 28 27 Gnd 27-26 in overtime. Other defeats were suffered at the hands of Hunter College 47-43 and gprmgheld College oO-52. The Owls were victorious Kings College Sl-27, Central Connecticut 42-29 and their best game of the season was th oi-T4 ' U C . Trigg WOmen's J.V. team however, compiled an unblemished slate with consecutive vic- tories over Univ. of Bridgeport, twice, Hunter College, Springfield College and Con- cordia. e posting they gave the n, Huskies. Jessie Boisvert and Randy White led the varsity squad with Miss Louise O'Neal and Miss Martha Neff as coaches. FIELD HOCKEY Led by senior Geri Burke and iunior Vivien Novicki under the careful eyes of Coach Doris Metrellis, the field hockey team posted an undefeated season in l963, with a rec- ord of 5-O-l. . l U Wins came at the expense of U. Conn. 5-O, Concordia 6-2, Bridgeport l-O, Kings Col- lege 3-2, and Central Connecticut, who was clubbed TO-O. The only tie of the season was with University of Bridgeport l-l. Although the team will lose seniors Jo Ann Knapp, Jo Ann Galati, Jesse Boisvert, Jo Ann Matula, Ann Dougherty, Judith Hardy, and Natalie Johnson, there are many experi- enced underclassmen ready to fill the shoes of the departing senior stars. ! i yl 'levi ' i RoberT Nunno, Gordon Leahy, Thomas VVhiTe, Coach Owen McDowell, Byrne Sfoddard, Jerry Hodgman, Missing: RoberT Lengyel, capfain, Joe Janeczyk, Don Coppen, Craig Dedman. ff Byrne Stoddard drives one down The fairway. GOLF Coach Owen lvlcDowell's linksTers senT To The Yale fair- ways one of The sTrongesT squads in several years. Led by CapTain Bobby Langyel, sTeady shooTing sTar from The American Brass club, The golfers faced a Twelve-maTch schedule. Bob Nunno, number one man from Riverview C.C. and Byrne Sfoddard, also from Orange Hills, gave The Owls a veteran conTingenT ThaT was 'consistently Tough in maTch play. Sophomores Craig Dedman, from Racebroolc, Joe Janecezk from The Silver CiTy llvleridenl municipal Team, and Don Coppen, long ball hiTTer from Rockledge C.C. made up a poTenT Trio, giving The club depTh and con- sistency. SCSC plays iTs home matches aT lush buT rugged Yale Golf Course, where visiTing Teams are ofTen awed' by Their firsT view of The sprawling layouT. The squad meT New Haven College, Fairfield UniversiTy, Quinnipiac College, Cenfral ConnecTicuT, UniversiTy of Hartford, New Bedford Tech, VVillimanTic STaTe College, UniversiTy of BridgeporT, anid Queens College. Complain - TFGCY M' TRA Under the direction c Wright, the i963 Troclc tl slute.The highlight of The Cinderhurners wus the Te the NMA District 32 ch stondouts for This meet v Bother ond Tracy Mtgthe Roberts, and Robert Deoh At This meet, James Bt f0lleQff recond in The hurdles. Borbe hurdles. Robert Deobil T dles events Kinsella broke the CON, he placed in the mile Q Roberts planed in Th . e S Placed high Omong Thel' lt . ordllell Deoldl eSTGbl unng The Seoson i 0 new event leer. With th , me e Ulildition o ll S most Ehud' llle l964 T red truck pw r also Vy GS well cs i Gdded To ll tothe Yule loir- al yeurs. led by Q star from the o twelve-match erview CC. ond gave the Owls 0 tough in match Rocebrook, 109 municipal team, Rockledge CC depth and con- ed Yule Ui N99 . ,, Wei by tri uofl mel New ,ilipiuc College, d New Bedl0ld ylof Bridgepoll' ,J fl if Co-Captain - Tracy Mather - Javelin TRACK Under the direction of new coach, Wilton Wright, the i963 track team posted a winning slate. The highlight ofthe season tor the Southern Cinderburners was the team placing second in the NAIA District 32 championships. Individual standouts for this meet were Co-captains James Barber and Tracy Mather, Kevin Kinsella, Martin Roberts, and Robert Deobil. 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AHERN 24 Robert Drive, East Haven FRANNE ALFERT 36 Stanley St., New Haven JOAN A. ALLEN RDI, West Redding Kappa Delta Epsilon 2,3, People to People, corresponding secretary 3, Recording secretary 4, CEC 3,4. ANNETTE M. AMATO 79 Fourth Ave., West Haven RAFFEAL DELUCIA AMENDOLA 33 Colonial Blvd., New Haven Kappa Delta Epsilon 3,4, CEC 4, SEA, CEA, NEA 2,3,4. HARRIET L. ANDERSON 98 Clarkson St., Ansonia MRS. LUCILLE ANDERSON 53 Oak St., Naugatuck BARBARA JEANNE ANQUILLARE Watrous Lane, Woodbridge Soconnian 1, Features editor 2,3, Assistant editor-in-chief 4, Newman Club 4, Homecoming 3, Junior Hoot- enanny 3. ANNE LOUISE ANTONUCOI 20 Michael Dr., West Haven DORIS C. APPLEBY 173 Livingston St., New Haven Mathematics seminar 3,4. VICKI K. AQUA 362 Elm St., New Haven FLORENCE M. ARABOLOS 45 Valley Rd., Hamden Junior Hoot, Junior Prom, Interna- tional Club 3, Chi Theta Rho 3,4, Senior Prom, World Relations. MYRA E. ARMS 44 Fort Hill Ave., Shelton DONNA MAE ARMSTRONG 62 Lakeview Terrace, Derby Sigma Rho 2,3,4, Extra Curricular Council 3, Homecoming 2,3, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Senior Class Gift, Laurel 4. MARYANN ATTIANESE 286 Willow St., New Haven Laurel 4, New Student Week 2, Sigma Rho 2,3,4, Sophomore Social 2, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Homecoming 2. PHULLISS C. AVALLONE 430 Lighthouse Rd., New Haven New Student Week 1, CEC, Treasurer 3, Sigma Rho 4, Homecoming 4, Senior Banquet. EILEEN M. BAHRING 37 Hickory St., West Haven JEANANNE MARIE BAKER 175 Bear Path Rd., Hamden P.E. Club 1, Intramurals 1, Home- coming 1, Parent's Day 1, Girls' Glee Club 3,4, Senior Prom. PHYLLIS Y. BAKER 862 Main St., West Haven International Club 4, Reader's Choir 4. FRED N. BALET 349 Cook St., Waterbury WILLIAM A. BANFE 118 Howard Ave., Ansonia GEORGE C. BANNON 145 Hillside Ave., West Haven JAMES W. BARBER 12 Westfield St., West Haven WILLIAM A. BARKER 5 Elm St., East Haven THOMAS A. BARTLETI' 136 Brook St., Hamden CHARLES J. BAUKUS, JR. 23 Ave. D., Beacon Falls Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4, Base- ball 1,2,3, captain 4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4. SUZANNE C. BEAUREGARD 28 Andrews St., Meriden JOHN E. BECKER 57 Naugatuck Ave., Milford ALICE R. BELLMORE 27 Park Ave. Ct. 15, West Spring- field, Mass. PAUL E. BELLO 530 Howard Ave., New Haven AUDREY JULE BELSKE 85 Davis Rd., Seymour New Student Week 2, Laurel 2,4, Freshman-Sophomore Prom 2, People to-people 3, International Club 2, NEA, CEA, SEA, 4, Candlelight com- mittee 4. JUDIANN G. BELTZ 154 Fountain St., Springfield, Mass. LAWRENCE F. BENCIVENGO 204 Peck St., New Haven JUDITH M. BENSON 527 Bradley St., East Haven Intramural Sports 1, Athletic Asso- ciation 1, Chi Delta Sigma 4, CEC 4: Homecoming 4. LISA H. BENSON 154 Summit St., New Haven Iota Zeta Chi 2,3,4, corresponding secretary, Laurel 3, Extra-curricular council 3,4, Synchronized Swim Club 1, Homecoming 4, Senior Prom. MARGUERITE A. BENTHAM Riggs St., Oxford RONNI DAVID BERMAN 374 Winthrop Ave., New Haven Winter Weekend 2, New Student Week 2,3,4, People to People 3, Girls' Glee Club 4. ANN L. BERNARDIENER 198 Ridge Ave., Lakewood, New Jersey New Student week 2, Sophomore Social 2, Homecoming 2, C.U.B.O.G. 3, Treasurer 4, Sigma Rho 2,3, Pan- hellenic Association 2,3. JUNE CAROLYN BILETZ Porter Ave., Naugatuck Arts Leaure, Modern Dance Club, Pep Club, Crescent Players. BRENDA JOYCE BILYAK 7 Haller Rd., Yalesville Chi Delta Sigma 2,3, president 4, Panhellenic Association 3, vice-presi- dent 3, president 4, NEA, CEA, SEA 3,4, Girls' Chorus 2, Homecoming 4, Freshman-Sophomore Prom 2, Sen- ior Banquet. Yvette Bissonnstre 317 High sr., Milford JANICE C. BLAKE 17 Fairlawn Ave., Branford BARBARA BOISVERT Chestnut Ridge Rd., Orange Homecoming 1, Intercollegiate field hockey, basketball, softball 1,2,3,4, Intramural field hockey, basketball, volley ball, softball 1,2,3, soccer 4, Badminton Club 1,2,3,4, Tennis club 1,2,3, Archery Club 1,2. LAUREEN A. BOLOGNESE 135 View Terrace, East Haven New Student Week 1, Sigma Rho 2,3,4, Junior Prom, Senior Advisory Board 4, Senior Class Gift. FLORENCE BORYK 7 Mary St., Ansonia International Club 4. MARILYN G. BOUDREAU 423 Park St., Bridgeport MATTHEW BRANDON 141 Division St., Ansonia SHARON W. BRECKENRIDGE 32 Orient St., Meriden CLIFFORD E. BREDENBERG 37 Hellstrom Rd., East Haven MARY ELAINE BREEN 88 South St., Waterbury Homecoming 2, Cresent Players 1,2, 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, NEA, CEA, SEA 4, Off Campus Student Organi- zation 2,3, Newman Club. NORMAN C. BREMMER Whitfield St., Guilford ROBERTA BRERETON 309 Edgewood Ave., New Haven ROBERT H. BRINTON Litchfield Turnpike, Bethany ALBERT THADDEUS BROWN, JR. 201 Essex St., Malden, Mass. Gymnastics 2,3,4, CEC 3, president 4, Track 1,2, Beta Mu Sigma. CAROL M. BROWN 31 Sherman St., Jamesburg, New Jersey MARSHA ARLENE BROWN Water St., Guilford College Band 1,2,3,4, vice-president 3, president, College Choir I,2,3,4, Soconnian 4, Laurel 4, Student Sen- ate 4, Student Activities Council 2,3,4, Winter Weekend 1,2,3,4, New Student Week 2,3,4, chairman 4, Freshman- Sophomore Prom 1,2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Advisory Board 4, Senior Prom, Outing Club 4, Senior Awards Committee. LORA A. BROXY 24 Pearl St., Stonington Seabury Hall Residence Association 1,2,3,4, Zeta Delta Epsilon 1,2,3, secretary 4, Senior Class Gift, Psy- chology Club 4. ALFRED F. BRUNO A 34 Rockwood Ave., Ansonia MARIE A. BUCCHERI 29 Eight St., Stamford ROSARY J. BUCCI 27 Center St., Bridgeport IRENE D. BUNGEELY 595 Central Ave., New Haven Soconnian 1, Delta Epsilon Pi 2,3,4, CEC 3,4. ROBERT D. BURGHOFF 43 Ridgewood Rd. Wallingford GERALDINE C. BURKE 21 Bloomfield Dr., Fairfield Intercollegiate, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,3,4, Intramurals: Hockey 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Homecoming 4. PEGGY A. BUTRYMOWICZ 44 Monroe St., Shelton DONALD R. BYRNE 12 Howard St., West Haven BRIAN G. BYRNES 244 Willow St., Waterbury ROSEMARIE CACCAVALE 188 Meloy Rd., West Haven Newman Club 1,4, Laurel 4, Home- coming 3. LUCILLE A. CALIENDO 1185 Campbell Ave., Vtfest Haven Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4, Homecoming 2,3,4, Junior Hootenany, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Senior Class Gift, Senior Advisory Board 4, Senior re- ception 3. FRANCES T. CAMMISA Post Road, Madison CAROL A. CANGLAND 15 Leo Road, Hamden ALLEN B. CAPLAN 303 Belden Rd., Hamden C.U.O.B.G. I,2,3,4. LYNDA LEE CARBONI 176 Dwight St., New Haven Homecoming 1,2,3,4, NEA, CEA, SEA 3,4, Junior Prom, Treasurer of Senior Class, Senior Prom, CUBOG 4. LEATRICE M. CARDEA 23 Nostrum Rd., Norwalk Off-campus Student Organization president 2,3,4, Newman Club 3. JACQUELINE E. CARFORA Dogwood Road, Orange Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Crescent Players 1,2,3,4, National Collegiate Players 3,4. MARY J. CARRAFIELLO 407 Funston Ave., Bridgeport Homecoming 1, Sophomore -- Social. ANDREW SALVATORE CARRANO 616 Woodward Ave., New Haven Student Senate Camp 1,2, Band 1,2, 3,4, Orchestra 4, New Student Week 2,3, Sigma 1,2,3,4, Homecoming 1,2, 3,4, Winter Weekend 1,2. ANTHONY C. CARRANO 783 Clark St., Bridgeport NEA, CEA, SEA 3, Moth Club 3,4, Biology Club 3. RAEANN CARRANO 51 Glenmoor Drive, East Haven Sigma Rho 2,3,4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Prom 4, Laurel 4, Homecom- ing Queen 4. CUCILLE A. CASSAGRANDE 64 Grandview Ave., Wallingford JOYCE C. CASSON 8 Fifth Ave., Shelton JOYCE J. CECARELLE 385 New Haven Ave., Derby ANTHONY J. CELELLO 86 Hillside Ave., Waterbury DENISE L. CHAPMAN 1140 NW 19th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ALICE I. CHATFIELD 43 Elm St., Seymore KENNETH CHATFIELD 25 Pearl Hill St., Milford Planetarium Lecturer 2,3,4, Mathe- matics Club 3,4. SANDRA CHIEFFO 91 Joseph St., Waterbury ANNA P. CIBELLI 38 Delhurst Dr., Waterbury MRS. SHIRLEY U. CLARK Taft School, Watertown BERYL COHEN IHILLMANJ 171 Fitch St., New Haven MARLENE-HOPE MINDLIN COHEN 40 Cardinal Dr., Wallingford JANE C. COHEN 22 Fairview Terr., Derby NANCY J. COLE 17 Sunnyside Dr., Shelton MAUREEN S. COLLINS 711 Savin Ave., West Haven BETTY E. COMBS 462 Humphrey St., New Haven PATRICIA R. COMBS 248 Jill Lane, Cheshire MARY ELLEN CONKLING 614 Earl St., Bridgeport Forensic Union 1,2, Crescent Players 2,3,4, CEC 4. LAUREL L. COOPER 509 General Steuben Rd., King of Prussia, Pa. SUSAN R. COPELAND 17 Carll Rd., Middletown RHODA B. COUSINS 115 Kohary Dr., New Haven CAROL F. COWAN 1 James Rd., North Branford BETSY ROBIN CRIPPEN 1819 Avenue L Brookl n NY , y , . . NEA, CEA, SEA 4, Off-Campus Stu- dent Organization 1,2, Homecoming 1, Senior Prom. 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Qtfi 4: Zeta Delta Epsilon Service 110101011 4: Girls' Glee Club 3,4 :megfmlng 112131 MOKJEID Dance MARION DEEGAN Oluloolf Rd-1 Woodbridge CISI 3,4, Newman Club 34- N Student Week 4, Senior Picnie ev IMIIY E. DeFELICE 17 Carmen St., East Haven 22113115 C. DelEO 'Ve' Ave.. Woterb Epsilon Seme Honorqr anlrhmiol Smiths Choir 4- Se 1 Candlelight Ceremggny J llflllll ANN Del.lBRO Over R Ctr rh.,unRhZf55Td, Stratford IEIIX I6 Vurpflge Sl Ansonia gensilt' Footbqll Q3 4- ' Se fo' Class, KG ' ' I Vlce-Presidef nl0fPr0m4 ppc Della Phi 3 Dfttnieoccg . o in 5,0 SL, Bftgtto SU MEN DEMING rdatetown Rd BARB tu tow A- DERI Qview Ave., Fuim ld IAQ F IISRIEELNE MARIE DEL Strut. Qi. Mriiuqte WN L' ' IGI' Ctulsqgoll Clublof l,2.3,4. Ph I tml :Sono '2.3,4. Ysr llntromufuisvgeek, CEA Edfttint MTH 14. 7 Ilwlimf DIGLI ln, Qmtton Rd 0 ieniofwg shi glifttden e l ' 1 : Ju P ulll1'0n l1nw00d Mu Atnfita l.2,3'4Z ss. ltr 2,3,4, SEC 3 4Extrq,Cum Ju, flgbor' r Cu .n H AN fn sewufl a 9eP0rt I Berlin nie, Pro 'Y . X BE, Im: T ' ' A r retlgur , em, cuaogyi s I FARDEA I f w gyjjygyyrrr Newmanglgglgfibn 3525514 II' Ietlfgllrim hier e Plulerg UIFIELLQ 'tt-. Brrd : Sophosepcrt Ore C S . Wal, 'Atoms Q Allll LIZ? New HLISZ 4: LTP l,2: Bund 12 ya ew Syudem W fr '45 l'l0 , fel eelrend ygffofttrng yy CARRAN0 Plflgeuon :A . 3. 3' MPIII Cllllt 314: IANO lgve, East Haven LAI 'Lum' Pfom 3, r, Laurel 4, Homecom LSSAGRANDE Ave., Wallinglofd PSON iellon ILRELLE 'I AVS-, Derluy CELELLO 1-, Waterbury LPMAN Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FIELD more LIFIELD Milford ecturer 2,3,4, Mattie ll. :FO Naterbury LLI Waterbury I. llARK rtertown rrrrrnuttl ew Haven Mrrroun coHtN V Wallingford tl ., Derbv E ,I Shelton DLLINS was Hotel S t., New Halen nMBS :esltlfe NKLING lgfpogescenl Fltlen ER f if eubfft Rd mg rAND dlel0V ' Haven llIBrat'l0'd IPYEN NIY. W ,,,,,rlr fC ,pn l' Iran HIr I9 , A . ri .er r.-1 .r.w . .fer wal. .Mr - ri, ' ' tf '- GEORGE N. cRocKER yo Doyle Dr., Ansonia GEORGE H. CROSSON, JR. 37 Irvington St., New Haven CORA CROWLEY 3l5 Labelle St., New Haven Crescent Players I,2,3,4, Off-Campus Student Organization 2,3,4. CLARK P. CULVER 33 Harmon St., Hamden JUDITH SARA CUOZZO 258 Lloyd St., New Haven Mathematics Seminar 3,4, Arts League 4. NICHOLAS JOSEPH CUTULLE 40 Lydia St., Waterbury Football 2,3,4, Senior Prom, Advisory Board 4, Alpha Gamma Chi 3,4, Crescent Players 4, Young Democrats 2, Track I, Freshman-Sophomore Prom I, New Student Week I. JOSEPH D'AMBRUOSO II3 Hurlburt St., New Haven WILLIAM W. DAMMLING I58 Ohman Ave., Orange DIANE F. DARCEY 30 Richmond Ave., West Haven ROY T. D'ARCY 89 Bradford Dr., Cheshire DANIEL H. DAVIS 29 Norton St., New Haven Track and Field I,2, Tennis 3,4, Swim Team I,2,3,4, Physical Educa- tion Club I,2,3,4. MICHAEL G. DAVIS I6I Gilbert Ave., New Haven GEORGE DAYHARSH I7 McKinley Ave., New Haven Varsity Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball Intramurals I,2,3, Kappa- Delta Phi 3,4. MARGARET DeBONlS 5I Bonair Ave., Waterbury Delta Epsilon Pi 2,3,4, Senior Ban- quet 4, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 4, Girls' Glee Club 3,4, Homecoming I,2,3, Modern Dance Club 2. MARION DEEGAN Overlook Rd., Woodbridge CISL 3,4, Newman Club 3,4, New Student Week 4, Senior Picnic 4. MARY E. DeFELICE I7 Carmen St., East Haven PHYLLIS C. DeLEO 69 Oliver Ave., Waterbury Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 2,3,4, Choral Speaking Choir 4, Sen- ior Prom 4, Candlelight Ceremony 2. JUDITH ANN DeLlBRO I50 Tavern Rock Road, Stratford Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4. FELIX DELLAROCCO I6 Page St., Ansonia Varsity Football 2,3,4, Vice-President Senior Class, Kappa Delta Phi 3,4, Senior Prom 4. CLEMENT L. DEMAYO 489 Ezra St., Bridgeport SUSAN DEMING 24 Middletown Rd., Berlin BARBARA A. DERI 30 Longview Ave., Fairfield JACQUELINE MARIE DELVIN lI5 Norton St., Milldale Athletic Association I,2,3,4, Physical Education Club I,2,3,4, Badminton Club 3: Senior Week, CEA 4, Volley- ball Intramurals 3,4. KATHERINE orouo 28 Williamson Rd., Hamden 'OIG Zeta Clif 2,3,4, Junior Prom, Senior Week, PAUL DION Union St., Linwood, Mass. Baseball l,2,3,4, Extra-Curricular Council 3,4, CEC 3,42 Kappa Delta PIII 21314: Men's Dorm Secretary 3. JUDITH ANN DIVINO II3 Anna Ave., Waterbury Seabury Hall Residence Association l,2,3,4, Christman Dance 2,3,4, NEA, SEA, CEA 23,47 Psychology Club 4, Senior Banquet. ETHEL M. DOBOS 55 Pope sr., Fairfield BARBARA E. DOHERTY 34 Gleeson Rd., Middletown SANDRA E. DOLAN Gelding Hill Rd., Newton LORETTA T. DONEGAN I4 Vincent Ave., Stamford VERONICA DONESKI 3I8 Bassett St., New Haven CEC 3,4, People To People 4. ANN M. DOUGHERTY Mohawk Dr., Shelton Intercollegiate Field Hockey, Softball 3,4, Badminton Club 3,4, Archery Club 3, Intramural Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball I,2,3, 4, Athletic Association Vice-president 3, President 4, Homecoming 2,3,4, Senior Prom. LOUIS T. DRAGO 42 Squaw Brook Rd., Branford SUSAN M. DUBIELL 875 North Farm Rd., Wallingford PETER M. DUDEK 5 Sherman Ave., New Haven SUSAN B. DUER Parker Terrace, Essex SANDRA R. DYER 29 Orange St., Attleboro, Mass. PHILIP S. EDWARDS 9 Old Orchard Lane, New Milford HALLIE EKLUND 656 South Main, Beacon Falls Girls' Glee Club I, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Sophomore Dance Committee, Omi- cron Psi Lambda, Firstt Vice-Presi- dent 4, Zeta Delta Epsilon 3,4, Beta Phi Beta 3,4, Senior Prom. JOAN EMERY 66 South Main, Old Greenwich Volleyball Intramural 2, Softball 2, Basketball 2, Modern Dance Club 3, Tennis Club 3, Class Executive Board I,2,4, Vice-President of Class I,2, Student Senate Alternate 4, New Student Week 4, Winter Weekend 2, Delta Epsilon Phi 3,4, Homecom- ing I,2,3,4, Crescent Players I,2,4, Freshman-Sophomore Prom I,2, Athle- tic Association I,2, Physical Educa- tion Club I,2, Junior Prom 3, Sea- bury Hall Resident Association I,2,4, Senior Prom 4, Christmas Dance I. KENTON M. ERICSON I27 Newtown Ave., Norwalk MAUREEN E. ERTELT 23 Livingston Dr., North Haven Iota Zeta Chi 3,4, Newman Club I, Basketball Intramurals I, Senior Pram 4, Silver Bells 2, Homecoming 2. ESPOSITO 284 Pinetree Drive, Orange RICHARD J. FALCIGNO 329 Belden Rd., Hamden FRANCES A. FALCONE 30 Nicoll St., New Haven Sophomore Dance 2, Junior Prom 3: Homecoming 3,4, Senior Advisory Board 4, Senior Banquet 4, Chi Delta Sigma 4, S.E.A. I,2,3. BARBARA R. FAULSTICH 2 Beaumont St. Apt. IB, Wallingford NANCY C. FEKETE 326 North Main St., Wallingford Girls' Glee Club I,2,3,4, Student Senate Camp 2, Omicrom Psi Lambda 4, Honors Tea I,2, Invitations 4. ANTHONY V. FERRARO 2I Chamberlain St., New Haven JOANNE M. FIASCONARO I66 Prospect St., Ansonia JUDITH S. FISCHER 3l Park Ave., NaUgC1lUCl4 SHARON A. FITCH 42 Washington Rd., Hamden Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 2: Beta Phi Beta 3,4, Junior Prom, Homecoming 4, Senior Prom. LINDA D. FITZ-PATRICK 25 Deepwaod Rd., Simsbury JANICE L. FORD Bethmour Rd., Bethany FRANK C. FORSTER RFD 3, New Fairfield Math Club 4. EDITH F. FORTUNA 25 Canterbury Lane, Milford JANE T. FOX I43 Dwight St., Waterbury Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4, Zeta Delta Ep- silon Service Honorary 2,3,4, Kappa Delta Epsilon 3,4, Off-Campus Stu- plyent Organization 2, Newman Club JUDITH E. FREEDMAN 383 Norton St., New Haven MICHELE M. FRESSOLA 33 Leighton Rd., Trumbull Women's Intramural Sports 2, NEA, CEA 2,3,4, Homecoming 4, Prom Committee 4, Outing Club 4. ELIZABE K. FRIEND Oakland Ave., Milford HERMAN C. FROLIGER 4 Crescent St., Ansonia Young Democrats Club I,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, State Executive Board 3,4, Senior Execu- tive Board 4, Connecticut Intercolle- giate Student Legislative 3,4, Inter- national Relations Forum 3,4, Inter- national Club I,2,3, Extra Curricular Council 2,3,4, Crescent Players 3,4, Alpha Gamma Chi 2,3,4, New Stu- dent Week 2,3,4, Homecoming I,2, 3,4, Winter Weekend 2,3,4, Junior Prom, Freshman-Sophomore Prom I,2, Senior Prom, Senior Class Gift, Sen- ior Banquet. CAROL A. FUCCI I5I Osborn Ave., New Haven Homecoming l,3, Soconnian I,2, Assist- ant News Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Athletic Association, Freshman-Sopho- more Prom, Volleyball Intramurals 2, Extra Curricular Council 4, College- Business Symposium 4, NEA, CEA, SEA I, Laurel 3. REGINA A. FUNARO Robin Lane, Northford JUDITH A. GAGLIARDI 94 Blue Hills Ave., Hamden Junior Prom, SEA, CEA, NEA 3, Senior Banquet. JOANN M. GALATI 321 Clinton St., New Britain Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball l,2,3,4, Badmin- ton Club I,2,3,4, Archery Club, Inter- collegiate Field Hockey, Softball, Bas- ketball I,2,3,4, Athletic Association I,2,3,4, Physical Education Club I,2,3,4. ANTHONY J. GAMBARDELLA 76 Oakley At., New Haven KATHRYN V. GARRITY I3l Madison Terrace, Bridgeport ADELE GAY I72 Fenn Rd., Cheshire Modern Dance Club I, Girls' Glee Club 2, Gymnastics 4, Iota Zeta Chi 3. DIANE K. GENDRON 69 Railroad Ave., Cheshire LINDA M. GERLOT I74 Blue Hills Ave., Hamden Kappa Delta Epsilon 3,4, Beta Phi Beta 4, SEA 3,4, Senior Prom. NANCY A. GIANNELLA I5 Pleasant Ct., Maywood, New Jersey MARYANN T. GIARRATANO I63 Hodge Ave., Ansonia Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary I,2, New Student Week 2: Sopho- more Social, Chi Delta Sigma 3,4, Junior Prom, Biology Club 3,4, Home- coming 4, Senior Banquet. ANN E. GILLETT l590 Boulevard, New Haven ANTOINE R. GIOVANNETTI 28 Woolsey St., New Haven NEA, CEA, SEA I,2,3,4, Newman Club 2,4, Senior Class Fift. NORMA GLUCKSTERN 288 Thornton St., Hamden JUNE A. GOHSLER I0 Cold Spring St., East Haven PETER J. GOLANSKI I6 Ann St., Meriden Freshman Class President, Student Senate I,2,3, Student Faculty Affairs I, Eastern States Representatives I,2, 3, Football I, Basketball I, Track I, Varsity Football 2, Sophomore Class President, Biology Club 2,3,4, New Student Week 2, Beta Mu Sigma 3,4, Homecoming 4. BARBARA GOLDFARB 257 West Park Ave., New Haven WENDELL L. GOLDSMITH, JR. 62l Hartford Turnpike, Hamden Baseball I, President's Cup Oratory Contest 2. FRANCES L. GOLDSTEIN IO0 York St., New Haven PAULA R. GOMBERG III Hemingway Ave., East Haven GEORGE K. GOSS Tanglewood Rd., Trumbull KATHLEEN F. GRADY 59 Hodge Ave., Ansonia MARY ANN GRASSER I74 East Main St., Wallingford MYRNA GREENBERG I26 Greenwood St., New Haven Zeta Delta Epsilon I,2,3, New Stu- dent Week 2, Laurel, organizations editor 3,4, Senior Class Gift, NEA, CEA, SEA I,2,3,4. SHELIA G. GREENBERG l05 Westwood Rd., New Haven MADELIN P. GREGORY 99 Botsford Rd., Seymour CHRISTI M. GRIFFIN 497 Plank Rd., Waterbury ROSANNE L. GROSSO 22 Suburban Ave., Bridgeport Modern Dance Club 2,3, Tap Dance 2,3, P.E. Maiors Club I,2,3,4, Iota Zeta'Chi 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3. LUCILLE T. GRUEN I377 Boulevard, New Haven ARLENE A. GUILLOTTE 29 Lydall Rd., East Hartford Gymnastics I,2, NEA, CEA, SEA I,2, 3,4, CEC 2,3,4, Dormitory Resident Association I,2,3,4. CAROLE A. GWIAZDOWSKI I79 Newton St., Meriden Iota Zeta Chi 2,3, treasurer 4, Cheer- leading Squad l,2,3, Co-captain 4, Modern Dance Club 2,3, Athletic As- sociation I,2,3,4, Physical Education Club I,2,3,4. ARLENE L. HACKBARTH 43 Dodge Ave., East Haven CEC 3,4, Chi Delta Sigma 3, Secre- tary 4, Junior Prom, Homecoming 4, New Student Week 2. SUSAN G. HALEY 23 Chew St., West Haven CLAIRE MICHELE HALLORAN 323 Norton St., New Haven Homecoming I, Girls' Glee Club I,2, 3,4, Crescent Review 2,3, Literary Editor 3, Third Prize Poetry for Crescent Review 2, First Prize Poetry for Crescent Review 3. JOHANNE L. HANISCH Glen Rd., North Branford Soconnian I,2, News Editor 3,4, Swim Club I, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 2, OPL 4, Freshman Week 2,3, Parents' Day 3, Senior Advisory Board 4, Campus Key 2, Homecom- ing 3,4. JUDITH HARDY CAROL J. KATZMAN 2,3,4, Chi Theta Rho 2,3 4, Zeta Delta E silon Service Honorary 2- Junior PATRICK J. MANLY 47 Coventry Circle, North Haven - 1 r X egg , fx 1 1 I w' 12 Cindy Circle, Milford Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball I,2,3,4, Intercolle- giate Field Hockey, Softball, Basket- ball I,2,3,4, Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4, Student Senate Camp 2. RITA D'ADDIO HARDY 6 Wintergreen Ave., Hamden ELAINE L. HARLIN 46 Pumpkin Delight Rd., Milford CAROL E. HEDMAN 493 Huntington Tpke., Bridgeport Tennis Club 3. MARY J. HERBERT 549 Clintonville Rd., North Haven PATRICIA A. HESLIN 55 Bishop St., New Haven Homecoming 2,4, Sophomore Social, New Student Week 2, Sigma Rho 2, 3,4, Junior Prom, Panhellenic Asso- ciation 3,4, Senior Prom, Banquet and Class Gift. DIANE E. HETHERINGTON 307 Mansfield St., New Haven HOAN B. HIGGINS 38 Edward St., New Haven MIRIAM HILLMAN 162 Cummings Dr., Orange CATHERINE S. HITCHCOCK 1274 Forest Rd., New Haven Soconnian 1, Delta Epsilon Pi 2,3,4, Panhellenic Association 3,4, JANE ELIZABETH HITCHCOCK 1651 Genesee St., New Haven Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4, Synchronized Swimming Club 3, Freshman-Sopho- more Prom 1. LOIS J. HOGAN 687 A Russell St., New Haven SARA-JOAN HOXSIE 8 North Union Ave., West Haven Arts League 2,3,4, Young Republican I,2, Student Senate Camp 2. NANCY M. HOYLE 255 North Main St., Ansonia Sophomore Dance, New Student Week 2, Sigma Rho 2,3,4, Extra Curricular Council 4, Homecoming 4, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Senior Banquet. LEOTA L. HUGHES 257 West Rock Ave., New Haven Homecoming 1,3, Soconnian 1, Win- ter Weekend 2, Junior Prom, Laurel 4, Senior Prom. NANCY G. HULTGREN 131 N. Whittlesey Ave., Wallingford Senior Week 2,4, Newman Club 2,3,4, Homecoming 3, NEA, CEA, SEA. ANN S. HUTCHINSON Main St., Branford RITA CECELIA IMPELLITTERI 383 Merritt St., Bridgeport Chi Theta Rho 3,4. GALE S. INGRAHAM 27 Clinton Ave., Wallingford SONJA JENSEN 499 South Elm St., Wallingford NATALIE A. JOHNSON Peck Rd., Bethany ROBERT P. JOHNSON 196 Wilmont Rd., Hamden Biology Club 3,4, SHARON A. JOHNSON 45 Lewis Circle, Naugatuck MARGUERITE ELIZABETH JOY 11 Fitch St., North Haven Iota Zeta Chi 3,4, Athletic Associa- tion I,2,3,4, Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4, Modern Dance Club 2,3. LEONA R. JURGOT 22 Peacock Dr., Meriden MARYANNE THERESE KACHUBA 818 North B Street, Lake Worth, Florida Newman Club 2, secretary 3,4, In- ternational Club secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, Extra Curricular Council 3, Chi Theta Rho 3 4. 99 Penn Dr., West Hartford Crescent Players I,2, Girls' Glee Club 4. DENNIS E. KEENAN 73 Wiklund Ave., Stratford NANCY W. KELLER 17 Pendleton St., New Haven EDWARD W. KELLY 33 Harding Place, New Haven FRANCES M. KELLY 1 Long Hill Terrace, New Haven Homecoming 1,2,3,4, Winter Week- end 2, Student Senate 1,2,3,4, Hootenany 4, Senate Camp 2,3, Zeta Delta Epsilon service honorary 1,2, Soconnian I,2, Senior Reception Com- mittee 3, New Student Week 2,3,4, DEP 2,3,4, KDE 2,3,4, Biology Club 2,3,4, Frosh-Soph Prom 2, All Col- lege Dance 2,3, Senior Commence- ment 3, OTL 4, NEA, CEA, SEA I,2, Senior Week 4. GLORIA S. KELLY 47 Stewart St., New Haven JENETT B. KELLY 39 Long Is. View Rd., Milford MARYELLEN KIAMOS 77 Sixth St., Bridgeport ANNE R. KILBRIDE 21 Maple St., New Haven Sigma Rho 2,3,4, president 2,4, Sen- ior Pram, Homecoming 3, Newman Club 1, Senior Class Gift, Sopho- more Social. JUDITH C. KIMBER East Rocks Rd., Norwalk Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4, International Club 2,4, Panhellenic Association 4. LEAH D. KIVELSON 221 Winthrop Ave., New Haven Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 1,2,3, College Union Board of Governors Senior Class Committee. LEANN S. KLEIN 26 Pond Rd., Hamden Newman Club I,2, Zeta Delta Epsilon 2, Young Democrats 1, People to People 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4. MARGARET J. KLEINFELD 208 Conrad St., Naugatuck JOANN R. KNAPP 42 NocliFI Lane, Fairfield JOHN KNIGHT 8 Seventh St., Plainfield Football 1,2,3, Kappa Delta Phi 2,3,4, President 3, Student Senate Camp Delegate 2, Men's Dorm I,2, President 3. GLADYS L. KOCH 9 Outer Rd., So. Norwalk BETTE A. KOLLRA 684 Maplewood Ave., Bridgeport NEA, CEA 3,4, Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Committee 2,3,4, Senior Prom. SELMA B. KOPPELI. 133 Haynes, West Hartford CONSTAN E. KOSKELOWSKI 74 Spruce Street, Seymour JOHN P. KOWAL 77 Howard Ave., Ansonia BARRY L. KRAVET 261 Gorham Ave., Hamden JAMES VV. KROLL Lake Parkway, Webster, Mass. People to People Club 3, Swim team, manager 2,3, Physical Educa- tion Club 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA A. KUHAR 2224 Broadbridge Ave., Stratford MITCHEL J. KULIGA 165 Adams St., New Bedford, Mass. BARBARA J. l.aFONTAlNE 460 Laurel St., East Haven RITA A. LANDINO 260 Benham St., Hamden Girls Glee Club 1- College Choir Clfass Treasurer 3, Student Senate 4, Omicron Psi Lambda 4, New Student Week 2,3,4, Homecoming 4, Senior Banquet. FRANCES C. LAZZARO 25 Tenth St., Derby ROBERT F. LEAHY 22 Beach Ave., Milford Swimming Team 1,2,3,4, Track Team 1, Tennis Team 3, Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4. JANET C. LEINSTER 64 Harrison Ave., Branford CAROL P. LENDROTH 173 Montowese Ave., North Haven ROBERT L. LENGYEL 86 Lewis St., Naugatuck MARGARE A. LENOTTI 1469 Main St., Bridgeport EILEEN A. LEONE 293 Allyndale Drive, Stratford Girls' Glee Club I,4, Tap Dance Club 1,2, Chi Theta Rho 3,4, Home- coming 4. CAROL A. LEPO 654 Boundline Rd., Wolcott Homecoming 1,2,3,4, New Student Week 2, Biology Club 3,4, Debate Club 1. BURTON L. LEVENTHAL 341 Fairfield St., New Haven JOAN F. LEVETT 160 Laurel Rd., New Haven ROBERT S. LITZIE 26 Bunnell St., Bridgeport Basketball Intramurals 3,4, Home- coming 2,4, Math Club 4. ROBERT LOCKERT 14 Huber St., Meriden TIMOTHY J. LOOMY RFD gift, Deep River Tennis I,2, Swimming 1, Crescent Players 1,2,3,4, Alpha Gamma Chi 3,4, Frosh-Sophomore Prom 2, Stu- dent Senate 3,4, President Student Senate 4, New Student Week 4, Stu- dent Faculty Aftairs 4. MARY L. LOUTH 34 First Ave., West Haven EVELYN LOWE 74 Ardmore St., Hamden LINDA L. LUCAS 15 Highland Ave., Seymour International Club 1, Laurel Yearbook I,2,3, Soconnian 2,3,4, Connecticut Library Association CLA, American Library Association ALA. KATHLEEN P. LYNCH 36 Emerson Dr., Stratford BARBARA L. MACIEJRY 73 Elmer Ave., Hamden NEA 3,4, International Club 4, Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4. JYRIL L. MACINA 42 Mt. View Terrace, North Haven Synchronized Swim Club I,2, Intra- mural Basketball 1, New Student Week 2,3, Homecoming 1,2,3,4, Iota Zeta Chi 3,4, Senior Week, NEA 4. MARION D. MAFFEO 251 Willow St., New Haven NEA, CEA, SEAC 3,4, Council for Exceptional Children 4. RAYMOND E. MAINVILLE Gallup St., Plainfield HARRY G. MANCHESTER 211 Brookside Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Swimming Team 2, Co-captain 3,4, Senior Prom. SYLVIA MANIATAKIS 75 Harmon St., Hamden RICHARD W. MANKO 132 Carlisle St., New Haven College Choir 1,2,3,4, Cross Country lf2f3i TVUCI4 If2,3,4: Winter Week- end 2: Kappa Delta Phi 34- Senior Picnic. Beta Mu Sigma 2,3,4, Homecoming 1, i DENNIS A. MARCHETTO ' 197 Atwater St., New Haven EVE M. MARCUCCI I 32 Grafton St., New Haven I CEC 4, NEA, SNEA, CEA, SEAC 3,4, International Club 4, Newman Club ' 4, Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 1. DOLORES M. MARK , People to People, President 3, Exec- . utive Council 4, Chemistry Club 3,4, NEA 3, New Student Week 3,4, Stu- - dent Affiliate American Chemical So- ciety. I KENDALL L. MARLAND 92 Avon St., New Haven Football 1, CEC 4. I ELIZABETH L. MARRA ' 14 Whalley Ave., New Haven I JUDITH A. MARTIN I 108-M Brookside Ave., New Haven Forensic Union 1, Secretary-treasurer 2,3,4, Pi Kappa Delta 2,3,4, Socon- nian 1,2,3,4, CISL 3,4, New Student 1 Week 2,3,4, C.U.B.O.G. 4, Planetar- ium Lecturer I,2,3, SHARON J. MARTIN 1668 Pecl Lane, Cheshire JOHN A. MARTINO 532 North High St., East Haven Young Democrats 2,3,4, Alpha Gamma Chi 3,4, Homecoming 2,3,4, Senior Prom, Intramurals 3,4, Winter Weekend 2,3, Junior Prom 3. I TRACY MATHER ' Bragg St., Canaan Gymnastics I,2,3, co-captain 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Physical Educattion Club 1-4, Alpha Gamma Chi 3,4, Student Sen- ate 3,4, Class Executive Board 3,4, Student Senate Camp 3, Badminton Club 4. JO-ANNE MATULA 79 Mary Lane, Riverside College Choir 2,3,4, Swim Club I,2,3, Modern Dance Club I,2, Kappa Delta , Epsilon 2,3,4, Zeta Delta Epsilon Ser- I vice Honorary I,2, Omicron Psi Lambda Seabury Hall Residence As- sociation 1,2,3,4, Intercolligatesz Hoc- key 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Softball 3,4, F Intramurals, Hockey 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Softball 2, I Athletic Association 1,2,3,4. I CAROLE A. MCCARTHY 49 A Brookside Ave., New Haven Soconnian 1, Delta Epsilon Pi 2,4, President 3. . DONALD J. MCCARTHY - 173 Exchange St., New Haven Senior Picnic Committee. I KAREN MCCOMBE 95 Crescent St., Hartford JUDITH S. MCGOURTHEY 130 Lawlor Terrace, Stratford I LOUISE M. McGRATH 301 Villa Ave., Fairfield Newman Club I,2, Freshman-Sopho- more Prom 1, Homecoming 2, New Student Week 2,3, Iota Zeta Chi 3,4, Senior Picnic, Senior Banquet: Senior Prom, Winter Weekend 1,2: Young Democrats 3. MICHAEL E. MCGUIRE 41 Bull Ave,, Wallingford TERRENC J. MCGUIRE I 24 May Street., New Haven FRANCES MCMAHON I 107 Buell St., Hamden ARTHUR. D. McSWEET Clapboard Hill, Guilford 1 JOANNE MEEHAN I 58 Fern St., New London I Girls' Glee Club 1, College Cl10IF 2,3, C.U.B.O.G. 2,3, Seabury Hall Resident Association 3, Delta Epsilon Pi 2,3,4. I ANNE J. MESSINA l 29 Pennsylvania Ave., East Haven l 1 Freshman Picnic 2- Sophomore Social f 2- Homecoming 234- Junior Prom 3' WW' . A.. lll'llWla MIIB' tlf' ,lt-If 2, i ef - flnfiiluttgljl 54' rtt' . Ilfll l' Clllet I: Omldon ltttla' netiwlll 3. at Pfgwwl. . i MIIIINGIR ,gn Illllll Sl-l Nell Ill tl It Il? ntlil llluj Ale.. Bristol 3 4, Tlcclt 'Iflilltt Wllllull I1-I-If Willa! 'Ellcllllln Q Iilln lift-4' ctr' ' ' IIS llltllllolllild lt lent SIE luttl IfjlEl.rlu, 0-nee 55,-'su-1 ' , 10, Cnllege. I l.,l,tplu:6IIIW l:'r-f ' I. IIONACO Ill., Sl, New lIf'fI Sill .. I O JOSE H C IIODGIII utllln,'Drile,Nell lluven I 'B .Q Maint: 2, lilo Ili Slgl. gli- lliclcql club MII' SCEN- f:lelDcr:i: 5ftI0f lm' I',lilIYN l MOGRE pique Hill ltd., Durhnm Gill' Glee Club I,2, Debate Club ll. IICGDHINE H. MORAIES 63 lien: llnanl, Kensington 525512 Bute 4, Senior Executive E:-rd, Delta Epsilon Pi 2,3,4, Socon- f?:n I,2,3,-4, Girl! Glee Club 2,3, llrenning l,2,3,4, Winter Week- srd ll, People to People 3,4, Alt's lezgle I,2, EEIIAID C MORGAN 1651 Huntington Iplie., Trumbull lull DEIIWIIS 114314: Senior Eff-Ile Wd 3.4: Delegate tg Eonvet?tlcgnIl1,2,4, Cgnneggwf NWN 0 siege Youn D ,fl actin l,2,3,I,, Southern Distant lllille lfesldent 2 del U, , ' eg 5 3,4, 5- lltbnd Federation of Colt N Icing Denoaots 1,2,3,4, Swimgge Ienn1,l,3.4: Student Senate Pqflll ll IIPIG Gvmmc Chi 3.4. ml'-5 'llItg2,3,'1, 4: Intramu- J A, llnnter Welkend 3 4 Ian- . ' 1:1 ' lllrilllmlflf-I-f Council Ill qi.-'Q -llsoll Bcuifll Senior ..l7 4511101 C1055 1'1- IIIITA I. 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New Student 42 Planetnf. ll Sl-I EGSI Haven Jcrats 2' 314: Alpltq 514: Homecoming 2,3141 s Intramural 3.4: Winter Junior Prom 3, ER naan 23' CMUPIUIN 4: Track I :al Educattion Club IA, 1 Chi 3,4, Student Sen s Executive Board 3,4, te Camp 3, Badminton .TULA , Riverside 2,3,4, Swim Club I,2,3, 5 Club I,2, Zeta Delta Kappa Delta Epsilon Ser- ry I,2, Omicron Psi I rury Hall Residence As- 3,4, lntercolligates: Hor- etball 3,4. Softball 3,42 Iockey 2,3,4, Basketball ,bull l,2,3,4, Softball 2: iation l,2,3.4- CCARIHY A ., New Haven eDdlfa Epsilon Pi 2,4, tccninnv St., New l'l0V9'I 'Committee MBE IA, Hartford Gnuinnrv rrace. 5lI GRATH i Fairfield tford . o It I,2, Freslimarli 5 I I l0gec:ZTlllllgZetl1 lf Li2lSenior lianlllfegl 'gnif ,i lWinter Weekend ats 3- GUIRE cullinofofd RE fiillirusi AHON I Hamden WEET lIcSGuill0Id HAN . d n halt ew Lolocollegt CHUM lub 5. seam in VG' 2, 1 . Deng fPf damn 3, W SINA East Havegociol io Ne hotilofe In Jr ic 2, Soljunio, PI9. 14, g '- g - f - v w Senior Prom, Swim Club I,2: New- man Club 4, Senior Banquet. MARY A. MEZZI 2 Laurel Drive, Wallingford ROGER A. MILICI 66 Thomas St., Hamden CATHERINE MILLER International Club 2, New Student Week 3, Forensic Union, Treasurer I, Vice-president 2, Corresponding Sec- retary 3, Vice-president 4, Omicron Psi Lambda 4. WENDY P. MILLINGER 20 Livingston St., New Haven DAVID MILLS I32 Louisiana Ave., Bristol Football I,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Track 2, Physical Education Club I,2,3,4, Kappa Delta Pi 2,3,4, MARY K. MOCKALIS 56 Perry St., Fairfield Girls' Glee Club 2. JOAN B. MOELLER 43 Center Road Circle, Orange Transfer from Lasell Junior College. LINDA MONACO 42 Wolcott St., New Haven SEA 4. JOSEPH C. MONGILLO 90 Kenny Drive, New Haven Young Democrats 2, Beta Mu Sigma 2,3,4, Biology Club 2,3,4, Sopho- more Dance, Senior Prom. MARILYN I. MOORE Parmelee Hill Rd., Durham Girls' Glee Club I,2, Debate Club 2,3. JACQUELINE H. MORALES 60 Sbona Road, Kensington Student Senate 4, Senior Executive Board, Delta Epsilon Pi 2,3,4, Socon- nian I,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Homecoming I,2,3,4, Winter Week- end 2,4, People to People 3,4, Art's League I,2. EDWARD C. MORGAN I68I Huntington Tpke., Trumbull Young Democrats I,2,3,4, Senior Executive Board 3,4, Delegate to State Convention I,2,4, Connecticut Federation of College Young Demo- crats I,2,3,4, Southern District Vice President 2, delegate 3,4, New England Federation of College Young Democrats I,2,3,4, Swimming Team l,2,3,4, Student Senate Parli- mentarian 3, Alpha Gamma Chi 3,4, Homecoming 2,3,4, CISL 4, Intramu- rals 3,4, Winter Weekend 3,4, Junior Prom, Extra Curricular Council 2,3,4, Junior Advisory Board, Senior Ban- quet, Senior Class Gift. ZINTA L. MOSKALEW 246 Harold St., Dorchester, Mass. ALICE J. MUDRY 26 John St., Derby Freshman-Sophomore Dance 2, Mod- ern Dance Club 2,3, Homecoming I,2,3, Oratorical Contest 2, Beta Phi Beta 3,4, Junior Prom, Senior Ban- quet, Senior Prom. DOMINIC V. MURGO' 206 Chatham St., New Haven Biology Club 3, International Club I,2,3, Beta Mu Sigma I,2,3,4, Kappa Delta Phi 4, Extra Curricular Council I,2,3,4, Homecoming I,2,3, Senior Class Gift, Junior Prom, International Relations Forum 4, Debating Team I, Young Democratic Club, secretary I, treasurer 2, president 3,4. NANCY A. NAGLE I26 Holms St., Stratford CLEMENS F. NAJJAR 8 Byron Ave., Ansonia Young Democrats Club 2,3, Extra Curricular Council 4, Crescent Players 2,3,4, Alpha Gamma Chi 3,4, Foren- sic Union 2,3,4, New England Oratori- cal Contest 2, Soconnian 4, Intra- mural Basketball 2, Football 3,4, Softball 3, Homecoming 4. SANDRA BARRY NASH 6 Silver St., Milford Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 2, New Student Week 2, Homecoming 2, CEA, SEA, NEA 3,4. JOSEPH F. NATALE I3 Diamond St., Plainville MARY A. NERI I2I Kings Highway, North Haven Arts League I, Tennis Club I, Girls' Glee Club I, College Choir 2,3,4, Sophomore Social, New Student Week 2, Tap Dance Club 2, Junior Hootenanny, Junior Prom, Modern Dance Club 3, Homecoming 4, Or- chestra 4, Folk Sing Club 4, Senior Picnic. ROBERT NICOLETTI I95 Butler St., New Haven CAROLE M. NORKO 35 Nelson Terrace, Bridgeport Girls' Glee Club 2, Mathematics Club 3,4, Biology Club 3. JUDITH S. NORTON 957 New Haven Rd., Naugatuck Psychology Club 4. JAMES A. NUGENT 27 Sumac St., West Haven ROBERT J. NUNNO 23 Devonshire, Milford NANCY J. NYREN 530 Townsend Ave., New Haven MAUREEN A. O'CONNOR I78 Bassett St., New Haven LINDA A. O'DONOGHUE 90 Walnut Tree Hill, Shelton Girls' Gleie Club I, C.U.B.O.G. 2, Athletic Association I,2, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 2,3,4, Kappa Delta Epsilon 2, Soconnian I,2, People To People 4, Human Rela- tions Forum 3,4, SEA, CEA, NEA 3, Dorm Council 3, Junior Class Vice- president, Omicron Psi Lambda, Vice- president 4, Student Senate, Treas- urer 4, Freshman-Sophomore Prom 2, Winter Weekend 3, Homecoming 2,4, Student Faculty Affairs 4, Senior Prom. RAYMOND V. ODDO 47 Overlook Ave., East Chester, N.Y. SUZANNE OKO I42 Kelsey Ave., West Haven DEANE HOFFMAN OLIN IOI5 Whalley Ave., New Haven Mathematics Seminar 3,4. JOAN A. OLIWA I2 Shelton Ave., Derby JULIE-ANN ORLANDO 22 Bailey Rd., North Haven College Choir 2,3, Soconnian 2,3,4, Kappa Delta Epsilon 4, President's Cup Competition, First Prize I, Home- coming 3,4, Senior Week. BONNIE M. OSBORNE 74 Townsend Ave., New Haven HENRY F. OWENS I09 Beaver Rd., Weston, Mass. SYLVIA H. PACHOLDER 5I Elizabeth St., New Haven JANICE ELAINE PALAZZI I82 Forest Rd., West Haven Girls' Glee Club I, Synchronized Swim Club 2, Tennis Club 2, Biology Club 2, Homecoming 2, Campus Key Co-Editor 3, New Student Week 3. BETSEY A. PALMER 44 Fernwood Lane, Cheshire KATHERINE PANDO I55 Beardsley Ave., Stratford RICHARD G. PAOLILLO 5I8 Racebrook Rd., Orange MARYANN PAONESSA I3 Homestead Ave., Danbury EVELYN S. PARADIS 7th Ave., Branford DONA A. PARDUCCI 92 Westminster St., Hamden New Student Week 2, Kappa Delta Epsilon 3,4, Junior Prom, SEA, CEA, NEA 3,4, Senior Banquet. EVELYN R. PARENTE 99 Beechwood Ave., Hamden Soconnian I,2, Homecoming I,2,3, Biology Club I,2,3,4. MAURIANN- L. PARMELEE II8 Grandview Ave., Wallingford LILLIAN A. PEARSON 27 No. Westwood Rd., Ansonia Physical Education Club I. STEPHANIE A. PEASE I5 Willow Rd., Branford Athletic Association 2,3,4, Physical Education Club 2,3,4, Intramurals - Softball, Field Hockey, Volleyball, CEA, SEA, NEA 4. NEAL E. PECKHAM I24 Grandview Ave., Hamden BARBARA J. PICAGLI I Washington Court, Hamden Beta Phi Beta 3,4, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 3,4, Junior Prom, Senior Prom. EDWARD E. PINN l57B Boulevard, New Haven Laurel Yearbook 3. SUSAN M. PLOSKI IB Shelton St., Seymour Chi Theta Rho 3,4, Homecoming 3,4, Senior Prom. EDITH MAE POLUHOWICH 404 Soundview Ave., Bridgeport Homecoming I, Sophomore Social, Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4. RICHARD PONTE M4I Mandell St., New Bedford JOANN A. POPE I49 Nash St., New Haven SYLVIA POPE 92 Pool Rd., North Haven C.E.C. 2, Secretary 4, Chi Delta Sigma 3,4, Senior Executive Board, Homecoming 4, CEA, SEA, NEA 4. ALAN MARTIN PRESTON 996 Townsend Ave., New Haven Soconnian 2, Assistant Feature Edi- tor 3, Feature Editor 4, Biology Club 3,4, Chemistry Club 3,4, Omicron Psi Lambda 4, Student Affiliate - American Chemical Society 4. JANICE M. PREVOSI Laurel Ave., Derby GWENDOLINE E. PRICKETT I4O Otis Ave., Staten Island, N.Y. Athletic Association I,2,3,4, Physical Education Club I,2,3,4, Badminton Club 3, Softball Intramurals and Intercollegiate 2,3,4, SEA, CEA, NEA 3,4, Intramurals - Basketball, Volley- ball 2, Senior Week. LUCY M. PRZYBYLOSKI 240 Riverside St., Oakville Girls' Glee Club I,4, Senior Banquet. BEVERLY ANN RACCIO 5 Lucerne Ave., Hamden Junior Prom. MARY ANN RADOMSKI 759 Quinnipiac Ave., New Haven Girls' Glee Club I: Newman Club 2,4, sEA, CEA, NEA t,2,3,4: Senior Class Gift. LORRAINE F. RAHGO' II56 Wells Place, Stratford ANNE L. RAJOTTE I0O Bunnyview Drive, Stratford PATRICIA A. RANDAR 48 Winter St., Stratford THERESA L. RASCATI 39 Houston St., New Haven Jo.ANN cLARA Resuzznsu iso store sr., Guilford Band i.2,a,4, cEA, SEA, NEA If Modern Dance Club 2: Wlnief Week' end 2, New Student Week 3,41 Home- coming I,3,4, Senior Prom. BARBARA ANN REESE 60 Byron Place, New Haven CEA, SEA, NEA 3,4, Senior Class Gift. JOHN M. REILLY I85 Helen St., Hamden Basketball Intramurals I,2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Homecoming 2. MARIE I. REILLY 9I6 Elm St., New Haven THOMAS J. REILLY Pleasantview Rd., Derby CAROLYN I.. REISS I90 Belden Rd., Hamden ERNEST G. RENNIE 25 Ward Place, West Haven ROBERT J. RICHARDS B50 Boston Post Rd., Milford ANNE E. RICHARDSON I5O Willow St., New Haven Homecoming 2,4, New Student Week 2, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Senior Banquet, Senior Class Gift. PHYLLIS RIMLAND 9I Strawberry Hill, Stamford WILLIAM J. RINOSKI 3I Thames St., New London Homecoming, Kappa Delta Phi. JOSEPH I I. RIOTTE 930 East Center St., Wallingford DOLORES RISKALLA 45 Williamsburg Dr., Orange Beta Phi Beta 3,4, C.l.L.S. 3,4, Mod- ern Dance 3,4, CEA,SEA,NEA 3,4. MARIA JOANNA RISPOLE 223 Hawthorne Lane, Orange Homecoming I,2, Laurel Yearbook 3. BARBARA ROBERTS 78 Underhill Rd., Milford GRACE M. ROCCO 2I3 East Ave., West Haven Soconnian I, Tap Dance Club I, Girls' Glee Club 2, Chi Theta Rho 2,3, Treasurer 4, Homecoming 2,3,4, Junior and Senior Class Secretary, Junior Hootenanny, Student Senate Camp 3, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Senior Banquet, Senior Class Gift. CYRIL D. RocHoN 75 Captain's Walk, Milford JOAN V. ROSADINI 94 Washington Ave., North Haven Sigma Rho 2,3,4, Homecoming 3,4, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Winter Weekend 3. CYNTHIA SPIRO ROSEN I42 Mogran Ave., Bridgeport Band I,2,3, College Choir 2,3,4, So- connian 2,3, Seabury Hall Resident Association 2,3, Kappa Delta Epsilon 2,3, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honor- ary 2,3, Omicron Psi Lambda 4. EDWARD R. ROSTOWSKY Amity Rd., Bethany Track I, Football-I,2,3, Senior Prom. ELLEN E. ROURKE 25I Housatonic Ave., Stratford Newman Club I,2, Student Senate 2, Executive Board 2, Homecoming 2, Freshman-Sophomore Prom 2, New Student Week 2,3, Iota Zeta Chi 4, Winter Weekend I,2, Young Demo- crats Club 3, Senior Picnic, Senior Banquet, Senior Prom. MAUREEN LOUISE RUBINO I4 Alernier St., Hamden Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4, Panhellenic Association 3,4, Student Senate Camp 3. ALICIA ANN RUOTOLO 2I Richard St., New Haven Modern Dance Club 2,3,4, Biology Club 2,3,4, PATRICIA ANN E. RUOTOLO I2 Parmelee Ave., New Haven New Student Week 2, Laurel Year- book Business Manager 3,4, Freshman- Sophomore Prom 2, People To People 3, CEA, SEA, NEA 4, Candlelight Committee 4. JAMES A. RUSSELL IIB Shelton Ave., Shelton ALPHONS F. RUSSO I63 Maplewood Ave., Milford SHIRLEY A. SADLON II Potter Rd., Seymour MARY D. SAGARIN 979 Boulevard, New Haven LYNN-ANNE SALZBURG 28 Skyview Dr., West Hartford Soconnian I, Campus Key 2, Kappa Delta Epsilon 2,3,4, Zeta Delta Epsi- lon Service Honorary I,2, Secretary 3, President 4, Seabury Hall Resident Association I,2,3,4, Extra-Curricular Council I,2,3,4, CEA, SEA, NEA I,2, 3,4. ANITA K. SANDLER 247 Cooper Place, New Haven ROBERT J. SANSONE 37 George St., New Haven Beta Mu Sigma, Soconnian, Student Senate 2, New Student Week 2. FRANK L. SANTINO Phipps Drive, West Haven Football I,2,3,4, Kappa Delta Phi 3,4, Little Eastern States Representative 3, Homecoming 4, Senior Prom. LINDA A. SCALA 29 Glenbrook Ave., Hamden Girls' Glee Club 2, Newman Club I,2, Off-Campus Student Organiza- tion 3,4, Athletic Association I. PATRICIA BARBARA SCHERER I7 Ivy St., West Haven Winter Weekend 4, Senior Prom, Laurel Yearbook 4. LINDA JOAN SCHMIDT I7 Hillandale Terrace, Trumbull Girls' Glee Club I,2, CEA, SEA, NEA, I,2,3, C.E.C. 3, Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4. CARSTEN E. SEECAMP 56I Whitney Ave., New Haven International Club I, Vice-president 2, Extra-Curricular Council 2, Treas- urer 4, Junior year at Heidelberg University, Germany. THOMAS J. SELMECKI 46 Pine St., Wallingford ROBERT E. SEPANIK 505 Johnson Ave., Meriden JACQUELINE SHANKMAN 260 Putnam Ave., Hamden ELIZABETH J. SHAW 35 Grafton Rd., Hamden ELLEN M. SHAW 79 Sunnyside Dr., Shelton SANDRA LEE SI-IEELEY 295 Norton St., New Haven Zelta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary I,2,3,4, Soconnian I,2,3, Business Manager 4, New Student Week 2,3, Homecoming I,2,3, Bowling Club 2, Winter Weekend 3, SEA, CEA, NEA 4, Senior Gift Committee. ROBERT W. SHIELDS 20 West Prospect St., West Haven IONE SIEHR 605 Pond Point Ave., Milford FRANCES C. SIMEONE IOO Broadtield Rd., Hamden BARBARA ANN SIMKO 29 Dewey Ave., Milford Freshman-Sophomore Prom I, Socon- nian 3, Assistant New Editor 4, Out- ing Club 4, Laurel Yearbook 3,4, SEA, CEA, NEA 3,4, Bowling Club 2, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary I, Homecoming 3, Orchesis Dance Con- cert 2. CAROLYN K. SIMPSON 24 Highland Ave., Rowayton PATRICIA J. SIMPSON 53l Rowland Rd., Fairfield Young Republications I, Homecoming I,4, C.E.C. I, Vice-president 2, Presi- dent 3,4, Student Senate Camp 3, Chi Delta Sigma 3,4, Senior Prom. KATHRYN M. SIROWICH Ford Rd., Woodbridge MARY A. SKORVANEK 34 Caroline Place, Greenwich Athletic Association I, Badminton Club 2,3,4, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary I,2, International Club 3,4, Newman Club 4, CEA, SEA, NEA 4. KENNETH B. SMITH 30 Gaylord Dr., Waterbury NORMAN J. SMITH Brush Hill Rd., Hadlyme PATRICIA K. SMITH 58 South Montowese St., Branford SANDRA L. SNOW Sea Hill Rd., North Branford Beta Phi Beta 3,4, Panhellenic Asso- ciation 4, Psychology Club 4, Home- coming 2, Freshman-Sophomore Prom 2, Senior Picnic. LAWRENCE SOBOLEWSKI 27 Russell St., Branford EDNA GRACE SOLTIS B58 A2l4 Success Park, Bridgeport Crescent Players 2,3, National Colle- giate Players 3,4. LOUIS SORRIERO 85 Glenview Terrace, New Haven PAULETTE T. SPOSITO 999 Maple Ave., Hartford EDNA STADLE 239 Bond St., Bridgeport MARISE E. STEELE 973i Wenonga, Leawood, Kansas HARRIET ROSE STEIN IOI Davis St., New Haven ELLEN Z. STEINBAUM IOO York Street, New Haven BARBARA T. STEWART 47 Lake Place, New Haven HENRY F. STOCKMAL, JR. I73 Poplar St., Bridgeport Alpha Gamma Chi 3,4, Young Demo- crats Club 2,3,4, Crescent Players 3, Intramural Basketball 2,3, Softball 3, Senior Prom, Senior Advisory Board, Homecoming 3,4. BYRNE F. STODDARD l8I Alden Ave., New Haven NANCY-ANN STONE Amity Rd,, New Haven Biology Club 2, SEA, CEA, NEA, l,4, International Club 3,4. ELEANOR D. STRAUB 32 Madison Ave., Wallingford MILDRED J. STUCKEY 68 Main St., Watertown KATHLEEN MARIE SULLIVAN 69 Fairview St., Milford Homecoming 2,4, Sigma Rho 3,4, Sen- ior Banquet. SUSAN LOUISE SUTHERLAND 9I8 Elm St., New Haven Soconnian I,2, Assistant Business Man- ager 3, Homecoming I,2, New Stu- dent Week 2, Zeta Delta Epsilon Serv- ice Honorary I,2, Biology Club 2,3, President 4, Senior Prom. LINDA M. SWANSON 70 Bohemia St., Plainville CHARLOT G. SWATKINS 380 Parker Farms Rd., Wallingford CAROL A. SWIATEK 234 Palmetto Rd., Bridgeport NEA, CEA, SEA 3,4, Chi Theta Rho 2,3,4, Homecoming 2,3,4, Senior Prom. BRENDA C. TARBOX P.O. Box 3I, South Britain C.U.B.O.G. 4, Homecoming 2, Sopho. more Class Social, Senior Prom, ELIZABETH TATE 2240 Park Ave., Bridgeport KATHLEEN B. TESSITORE I76 North Main St., Wallingford ROSEMARIE THERESA TESTA I9 Anthony St., New Haven NEA, CEA, SEA I,4, Zeta Delta Epsi- lon Service Honorary I,2,3,4, Home- COWIIUQ I,2,3,4, Soconnian 3,4, New Student Week 2, Winter Weekend 2,3, Parents Day l,2,3,4. BARBARA M. THOMAS Plumtrees Rd., Bethel DOMINIC L. THOMAS I6 Forest St., Branford JEAN E. THOMPSON 29 North Ave., North Haven MARCIA I. TIERNEY Stoneleigh Rd., Fairfield NANCY ANN TITLEY 92 Millville Ave., Naugatuck Girls' Glee Club l,2,3. ARCHIE J. TRACY 9 Brown St., Bangor, Maine JEAN M. TROJANOSKI 229 Karen Dr., Orange PAUL L. TROTTA 278 York St., West Haven MICHAIL L. TURNER 2950 Reservoir Ave., Trumbull Debate Club I,2,3, International Club I,2, Young Democratic Club I, Cres- cent Players 3,4, Soconnian I,2,3, Beta Mu Sigma I,2,3,4, HOAN TYBURSKI 20l0 Main Street, Newington THERESA A. VAILLANCOURT 74 South Ave., North Haven JOANN VALENTE I Brookeside Ave., Pelham, New York People-to-People 3,4, Sophomore Social, Delta Chi Omega 4, C.U.B. O.G. 3,4. JAMES B. VERCILLONE 64 Irvington St., New Haven KATHERINE VIRLIONE 47l Third Ave., West Haven Homecoming I, Sophomore Dance, New Student Week 2, Oratorical Con- test, President's Cup 3, Senior Prom, Senior Banquet. JOANNE M. VINCENT I04 Mowry St., Hamden Sophomore Social, Biology Club 3,4, Junior Prom, Chi Delta Sigma, Advi- sory Board 4, Homecoming 4, Senior Prom, Senior Banquet. JOSEPH P. VISHNO 68 Main St., Branford Beta Mu Sigma 3,4, Crescent Review 3,4, Crescent Players 3,4, Laurel 3, Young Democratic Club 2,3,4. BARBARA L. VOLK 580 Empire Blvd., Brooklyn, N.Y. Soconnian I, Assistant Editor 2, Co-editor 3, Student Senate Secretary 2, Administrative chairman 3,4, Delta Epsilon Pi 2,3, president 4, Home- coming I,2,3, C.U.B.O.G. I, Seabury Hall Residence Association 3, Stand- ards Board 4, Silver Bells 3, Fresh- man-Sophomore Prom I, Junior Prom, Eastern States Association 2, Zeta Delta Epsilon Honorary Service I, All College Dance 2,3, Council for Exceptional Children I,2,3, Extra Cur- ricular Week 2,3, Parents Day 2,3. ANTHONY R. VUOLA 99 Fillmore St., New Haven ELAINE F. WAGNER 72 Trumbull St., West Haven Girls' Glee Club I, Orchesis Dance Concert 2, New Student Week 2,3,4, Synchronized Swim Club I,2, Fresh- man-Sophomore Committee 2, Home- coming l,2,4, Winter Weekend - Queen's Attendant 3, Athletic Associa- tion l,2, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary 2, vice-president 3,4, Tennis Club 2: Campus Key co-editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Extra Curricular Council 3, Laurel 2, Seniors Editor 3,4, Student Senate Camp 3, CEA, NEA, SEA 4, Banquet Committee 4, Lab. Assistant 4. CAROL ANN WALDMANN IO38 Peace St., Pelham Sophomore Social, New Student Week 3, c.u.o.B. 3,4. MARGARET GRACE WALKER 2I Harding St., West Haven Laurel 2, Editor 3, Advisor 4, Outing Club, President 4, Synchronized Swim Club I,2, Homecoming 2,3, Extra Curricular Council 2,3, Zeta Delta Epsilon Service Honorary I, Activities C9'0 dln0TO1' 2, First Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, New Student Week 21314: Campus Key Co-editor 3,4, Student Senate Camp 2, College-Bust- ness 5YmpOSiym 4, Freshman-Sopho- more Prom 2. INEZ M. WALWYN 98 VVCIOSIEI' Si., New Hqven Yollel' Boll Club 2, Tennis Club 2, only Glee Club 2,3. ' LINDA WATSON 6l High Pt. Rd., Westport Class Executive Board I, Student Sen ate I,2, Freshman Class Student Seng- tor, Extra curricular Council I,2, Afh. letic Association I,2,3,4, Physical Edu. cation Club 2,3,4, Seabury Hall Rest. dence Association I,2,3,4, Synch,-O- nized Swim Club I,2,3, Tennis Club I,2,3,4, Bowling Club 2, Badminton Club 2, Volleyball Intramurals I,2, Softball Intramurals 2, Horseback Riding Club 3,4, Senior Prom, Senior Picnic. REBECCA J. WEBER Edgewood Ct., Rockfall MARY L. WEBSTER 434 Clement Lane, Orange Sigma Rho 3,4, Homecoming 4, NEA, CEA, SEA 4. YETTA WETMORE 42 Mountain Rd., Hamden PAMELA WILCOX 538 Scotland Rd., Norwich ARTHUR H. WILEY Bradley Point, West Haven LINDA A. WILKES I6 Lettney Place, West Haven NANCY WILKES 301 Prospect St., New Haven RUTH NAOMI WILKINSON 434 West River St., Milford Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4. DIANE D. WILLIAMS 524 8th St., Union City, New Jersey JOSEPH E. WILLIAMS JR. 723 Elm St., New Haven MARY J. WILLIAMS 67 Brookview Ave., Fairfield NANCY ANNE WILLIAMS 967 Madison Ave., Bridgeport C.I.S.L. I,2, vice-president 3, state secretary 4, Newman Club I, Student Senate 3,4, Delta Epsilon Pi 3,4, Homecoming I,2,3, Winter Weekend I,2, Sophomore Social. LOUINE WILSON I3I Gilbert Ave., Hamden Girls' Glee Club I,2, College Choir 2, Swimming Club I, Crescent Players 2,3,4, president 4, National Collegiate Players 3,4, Speaking Choir 4. C4083 I58-l62 i26l fw 6 MARGARET O. WILSON 64 Indian River Rd., Milford ROANNE WIXE 6I Hilltop Drive, Manchester EVELYN WOLF I2 Sherman Ct., New Haven RAYMOND A. WOOD, JR. I69 Gilbert Ave., New Haven ELLEN JANE YOSELEVSKY Meeting House Lane, Oakdale Biology Club 3,4, People to people 4. CAROLINE LEE YOUNG Laurel Way, Norfolk New Student Week 3, Freshman- Sophomore Prom 2, Homecoming 3.4: CEC 3,4, People-to-People 4: Cfesceni Players 4. JEAN S. YOUNG 46 Kondraski Lane, Wallingford MADELEI E. ZAFT 382 Taulman Rd., Orange Basketball I,2,3, Baseball I,2, Hockey I, Athletic Association l,2: M0d9 ' Dance Club I,2, Horseback Riding Club 2,3, Intercollegiate basketball Team I,2, Senior Picnic, Senior Prom. MARY L. ZEBROWSKI I Pulaski Highway, Ansoniu EILEEN C. ZIMA I42 Norman Circle, StrattOrCl MICHAEL .l. ZOTTA 368 Whalley Ave., New Haven I Gymnastics I,2,3,4, captain 4: Ifl1Y5 cal Education Club I,2,3,4: Pfewdeqt 3, Senior Advisory Board for Phvi- cal Education, Homecoming l'2'3'7 Badminton Club I. n, 'CIQSS . I Stud ,M lg giunciletllgliha. A . I, SQAUPIIYSIQQI Est I' If?,3ri.HuIlIesL l lf2.3,'T' Sylliltrn Cu, ,. Tu: an lull lnlr, qdmlltln Urqts Qqmafals if Seniorlp Olsebaqi rom, genie f BER Iockfull .ER le' O Hornecomin fqnge 94, NEA' IE Hcmtlen JX ir Nbrwich LEY Nest Haven CES ,e, West Haven .S Sl, New Haven WILKINSON V Sl-r Milford tb 2,3,4, .LIAMS nion City, New Jersey ILLIAMS JR, Iew Haven .LIAMS ' Ave., Fairlield IE WILLIAMS Ave., Bridgeport vice-president 3, state Newman Club lg Student Delta Epsilon Pi 3,4, I,2,3, Winter Weekend ore Social. LSON Ave., Hamden Club l,2, College Choir g Club I 5 Crescent Players ent 4, National Collegiate Speaking Choir 4. 62 1261 Iw 6 O. WILSON iver Rd., Milford IIXE rive, Manchester LF Cr., New Hotel OVEN A, WOOD, JP' Ave., NSW H E vosnevsxt use Ltlfler Oakdale at u 3,41 Pe0Ple 'O Fm ' LEE YOUNG ,I Nnrlolli eek 3, Frbflriii nr SUI W ming Prom 2: Iiomecll. Crescent eople-t0-People ' Wulli 9lo'd s . .ZAFT n Rd., Orange I 2' Hater Ji 23- Baseball Ittcleft Wssociati0 I' ik R'rI ? b 12, Horseboipusleml tnreffolleiillierrrfii' Seni0f PM ru , eanowinsoniu 3 hw0Yv Zllillcle, Strvllold g fl J. rom w Hale IN MEMGRIAM JOSEPH P. I-IENNINGTON Cltoirmon of Art Department i9i8-i963 Averr Ne win if LINDA NOLAN ei' 4' roP ,gr 3 5 1353, l,2,3QlIZ,iltt5' ,ion 5001 Intl Advanmmewmiu ' ont hub l. 163 '- HAVF vnu :urn fs Joseph Bonney, Elizabeth I-lemingson, Dolores Mark, Karen O'Connor, Brian Fitzharris. PEOPLE AND PLACES . . . This being the established theme of the i964 Laurel, what more appropriate picture could we choose to end our theme and our year- book? These people represent not only the People-to-People organi- zation on campus, but also their advisor Professor Pauline Schwartz, to whom the book is dedicated. N sk ffm. ,R 164 . 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