University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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MILDRED A. BENSON Milly wants to teach Physical Education after she departs. On campus she was a very active young lady, taking part in the Buffalonian, the Credo Club, the Women's Athletic Association, junior Prom Committee, NU Outing Committee, Sitzmarkers and Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. She was also the New Look queen in 1947. FRANCIS BENTLEY Having taken the Engineering course at L'.B., Frank is de- termined to enter the lield of Engineering Design upon his gradu- ation. A member of the Engineering society for his four vears at UB., he became Corresponding secretary of that club ia his HAROLD BERKE fourth year. DONALD BERGEN Coming to U. B. after a sojournwin foreign parts, Don took a very active participation in his classroom discussions and should succeed in the uture world. After his graduation, Hal will begin his career as .1 machine designer, and about the same time, or before, he will also begin his career as a husband. A vet, and a member of the engineering EDWIN J. BERNARD society, he is sure to meet with success in both of his careers. NORMAN D. BERKOWITZ A History and Government major, in the School of Arts and Science, Norm plans to teach when he graduates. While at the University he was a member of Hillel and the Political Issues Club. Ed, better known as EJ., a student in Business Administration, has speciali7ed in accounting. Although his future plans are somewhat indefinite, E. -I. hopes to possibly become a top-notch C.P.A. Ed has, throughout his college career, been active in the Newman Club, the Veterans Club and the Out-of-Towners Club. CARL E. BERNER A Aside from majoring in German, Carl also found time to take part in extra curricular activities, for instance, the Credo Club and Delta Phi Alpha. As for his future plans they include a pas- sion for teaching high school. BEVERLY E. BERNSTEIN Pert Bev, who was a candidate for the junior Prom Queen in 1948, has maiored in English, and expects to teach English upon graduation. A former University of Wisconsin student, Bev was active in the Radio Club, Hillel, IZFA, and Vice Presi- dent of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. ROBERT BERZON Berzie, a vet of World War II, graduated in accounting from the School of Business Administration. He considers himself quite a Norton Union commando, and enjoys a game of ping- pong occasionally. After graduation, Bob wants to go into Pub- lic Accounting with his brother. MILTON iS. BIBBY After serving for six years in the United States Marine Corps, A'Bib will graduate from the U.B. after majoring in English. His plans for the future include attendance at the University of Syracuse where he will work for his Master Degree in Library Science. I9

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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. ,.

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SAMUEL C. BIONDOLILLO While giving his greatest attention to a Biology major, Sam in has also ound time to take part in the activities of Alpha Phi Delta. A veteran, he served for glfz years in the Navy as a Phar- 5 A4:.,b macist Mate and class. Medical school is the next step towards fs - the profession which Sam has chosen. my W' 4, MASON C. BLAICH i Although kept busy with many outside activities, Mason has Sa gi , managed to tackle his studies with enthusiasm. This Chemistry . major boasts being a charter member of Ka pa Sigma Kappa V fraternity. Another married veteran, he served-Ain the Air Forces 1 ' Q A for 45 months, 31 of which 'were spent in the Pacific Area. . , 'f I ELIAS BLAUSTEIN An Arts and Science student majoring in Chemistry Elias, who hails from Paterson, N. J., was a member of Hillel, S.A.A,C.S. and vice president of Kappa Nu fraternity. LAWRENCE B. BLEICHFELD A member of Alpha Phi Omega and Hillel, Larry plans to enter medical school. He has done splendid work as scoutmaster of Troop 144 and the Children's Hospital, and we predict a bright future for this talented senior in the field he has chosen. PAUL F. BOECKEL Paul is a veteran who majored in Mechanical Engineering. .He was a member of Kappa Delta Psi fraternity and the Engineering Society. In the future, Paul is planning to do production work. We wish him well and know he will be successful. EDWARD BOGOM Ed has graduated from the School of Business Administration as an Accounting major. This will undoubtedly be extremely valuable to him in his chosen field, for veteran Ed hastdecided that Public Accounting appeals to him more than anything else. ELIZABETH BOHLEN Libbie's campus activities are many and various. To menj tion a few . . . President of Alpha Gamma Delta, President of the Panhellenic Council, Cap and Gown, Secretary Treasurer of Delta Phi Alpha honorary German Society, Board of Managers, S.A.C., German Club, and Chairman of the Freshman Tea '47, Her future plans as a German teacher will soon be mingled with those of matrimony. LOVELL M. BOLZ 1 Bud was a member of the Engineering Society, the Society for the Advancement of Management and also Chi Tau Omicron fraternity. He has chosen industrial engineering for his major and plans to do work in South America. Best of luck to Bud in future endeavors. EDWARD N. BORDEN Accounting was the major subject of Shorty who partici- pated in Inter-Mural sports and in the future wants to enter thc field of Public Accounting or Insurance Adjustment. Shorty is the father of a two year old child and does well both as a father and a student. LOIS BGRK An English major, Lo was very active on our campus. She was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta, Blue Masquers, WAA, Glee Club, MFC Student Council, and the Drama Club. She was in night school for two years and has a certain young man from California in mind . . . Lo says matrimony and also plans to attend Library Graduate School at UCLA. 20 xi, r I La i 'if Sit .... . , 7 k ,, . f 1 5 n gr , .s ' ,'F.rf,.. , 13153 . is 3 , at l at aa 1' i if we .uni , ,sig .. el , 's .1- '55 Q Q lb t 3 1 l Ki i . 55 if if