University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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STUART K, BALDWIN DAVID A. ARCHBALD A Navy veteran who held an Assistantship in Biology and is now on a Graduate Fellowship at the University of Wisconsin, Dave married Helene Messersmith while majoring in Biology. Dave was also a member of Blue Masquers while at Buffalo. THEODORE ARMSTRONG Marriage and the war did not prevent Ted from going through college. Ted is an accounting major, who isiplanning on entering the Held of accounting. With his determination and sense of responsibility, Ted is sure to go forth excelling in his chosen field. WILLIAM ASHLEY Before transferring to UB, Bill attended Centenary College in Louisiana. He is graduating from the School of Arts and Sciences as a Sociology major, and while at UB, Bill has been active in the French Club and the Out-of-Towners Club. KENNETH J. BAEUMLER Whitey was in Business Administration, specializing in Retail ing. At UB, he was active in the Retailing Club and after gradu- ation, he wants to progress to the position of merchandise man- ager of a department store. JOHN F. BAILEY Fran majored in Pharmacy at UB and after graduation he plans to continue in the field as a retail pharmacist. He is another veteran who is with us who will most certainly make a suc- cess of himself in the outside world. .f , Q Q, X, W ri X ,P 2 2 .rg gg. . . X v ai J Q Q zgx Society. During 9 A 5 '-s' .5 2 a w- H 22512. wiizxgpf . V . 'H , f Stu, a man of many interests and accomplishments served two years with the U S. Submarine Corps. Music and art are his forte and he hopes to teach advertising art and design after he matric- ulates. He attended Tulane and Houghton College before finally settling down at Albright Art School. His favorite activity has been to play with various Symphony orchestras, ARTHUR M. BALSOM Arthur majored in Sociology in the school of Arts and Sciences and after graduation he plans to continue in this field of social work. Arthur's student activities have included membership in the student Council of Hillel. JOSEPH A. BANZHAF Al is graduating as a Mechanical Engineer from the School of Engineering and plans after graduation to enter the field of toy designing. At U. B. he was active in the Engineering Society. DONALD BALLOU Don is interested in finding employment after he graduates as a mechanical engineer. He is a member of the U.B. Engineering the war he served in the U.S. army, after which he came to U.B. JOSEPH BARABASZ Joe, a future addition to the Personnel Management field, will no doubt prove to carry the honor of U. Bxproudly with him. As a member of the Lackawanna, U. B. Club, he has promoted good will in our neighboring city for the university. Joe is graduating from the School of Business Administration and was in the service of the United States during the last war. 17

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if v ALOYSIUS ACI-IATZ Aloysius is graduating from the Engineering School. He de- voted his college career to the learning of how to be a good engi- neer and he graduates with the knowledge that he can go forth and make his career in that field. JOSEPH S. ADORNETTO Artie is a man who manifests quite an aptitude for psy- chology, a fact that is shown in his decision to do graduate work in that lield. A married veteran, he rounded out his activ- ities by becoming a member of both the Newman and Psychology Clubs. HENRY ALBING Hank, a Labor and Industrial Relations major, expects to go on to further schooling when he graduated from the School of Business Administration, An ex G.l., he was a member of the Glee Club, the Credo Club. GEORGE ALBRECHT The medical school is the next step in Georges education. He is a Biology major and his pre-med course was in the School of Arts and Sciences. He is a member of the Newman Club and also a participant in intramural basketball here at the University. FRANK B. ALBRO Frank is a married veteran who has majored in History and Government. His hopes for the future seem to center around a Civil Service position, The History Club, and International Relations Club were the outside activities which he took the most interest in. WILLIAM P. ALLEN A major in biology with an eye on Medical School, Pete is a naval veteran with a position as Lab. assistant in Bacteriology, Parasitology and Zoology. He is also a member of the Credo Club and Kappa Delta Psi Fraternity. CHARLES ALLENBACH Bob received a Business Administration scholarship, a Super- visory scholarship, and is a student assistant in the Chemistry department. A chemistry major, graduating from the School of Arts and Science and is planning on doing graduate work, lead- ing to a Ph. D. in chemistry. He is also a member of the Ameri- can Chemical Society. JAMES AMATO jim is an Accounting major, graduating from the School ot Business Administration. The war disturbed his education when he answered the call to arms, but the will and the determination to get a college education led him on through college. NORMAN ANDERSON The proud pappa of a young daughter who looks like her daddv, Andy is planning on making teaching his career..He is an Accounting major and is a graduate from the School of Edu- cation. He is also an active member of the Masons. EDWARD G. ANDREWS JR. Smilin' Ed, one of the more sparkling personalities on cam- pus, was an Economics major. He has been Editor and Advertis- ing Manager of the Bulfalonian, Chairman of Moving-Up Day, junior Prom Committee, the BEE Staff, President of his opho- more, junior, and Senior Classes, Business Manager ofthe Direc- tory, Varsity Golf Team, Vice President of BXE and a member of Bisonhead and Who's Who. 16

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2 J! I 9: dl' VINCENT P. BARBERA An industrious student, Vincent has been majoring Mechani- cal Engineering. One of our many married men, he is graduating this year from the School of Engineering. Plans have not been made for the future, but chances are that he will be an Engineer. ALFRED C. BARMASSE Al is one of those boys with plenty of vim, vigor, and vitality As a Mechanical Engineer, he plans to do graduate work at M.I.T. Al's activities on campus are proof of his 3 V'sg the New- man Club, Engineering Society, Community Chest Committee, President of the Engineering Senior class and President of the Engineering Student Council. JOHN BARNARD john, who majored in Mechanical Engineering in the School of Engineering has plans of continuing on in the field for which he has been so industriously following the past four years. He has aspirations of becoming a professional engineer. Active in the Engineering Society, John is a married veteran who, it is expected, will go far. SAL W. BARONE Sal, after majoring in Spanish, hopes to go into the field of teaching. A sporting man, he played end for the football Bulls and played Interfraternity soft ball, bowling, and basketball. A veteran, he is a member ofSigma Alpha Nu fraternity. WILLIAM A. BARR Bill, a Biology major and a loyal SAN was king of the '46 Hearts Hop and '46 Treasurer of the Arts and Science Frosh Class. He was also an active member of the Sitzmarkers, and the Newman Club took up much of his time. His future plans a so- journ into the field of medicine. CLIFFORD BARRACLOUGH Cliff, a German major, is aiming for a teaching position and beginning work in the diplomatic service after he gets his M.A. and Ph.D. He was president of the German Club, a member of the staff of the Argus, a member ofthe U.B.orchestra,amem- ber of the Delta Phi Alpha, and achieved Phi Beta Kappa honors. HAROLD BASS Hal, married Veteran majored in Economics and Biology, but still found time for the band, Glee Club, Beta Sigma Rho, and the Norton Union Board of Directors. He is looking forward to being a business executive and a father, MICHAEL BAUDA Mike is just exchanging one set of books for another since he plans to teach and obtain his Masters A math major, he'll probably be listening to groans instead of giving them when he assigns homework. A loyal member of Alpha Phi Delta and the F.T.A., he is married and has a two year old son, EARL S. BAWTINHIMER A Physical Education major, Dutch is planning acoaching career or planning to teach physical education. A mighty active man on campus, he earned his Block HB membership in football in '46, was manager of the U.B. Hockey Team in '46-'47 and '47- '48, a member of S A N, in the Outdoor Club, the PEM Club, on the Norton Union House Committee and served with intramural sports. EUGENE M. BELLAGAMBA After haunting the Engineering School for four years, Gene is now ready to strike out in the field of mechanical engineering. He is a veteran who hails from way out Lackawanna way, and he is not too worried about his future. 18 'imhfix . I. ,E 5 ix, . el - , ai. ,.