University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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PAUL BRYAN With an ear for music and a mind for Freud, Paul spent the majority of his free hours on campus in the Chorus and the Psychology Club. This married veteran plans to follow up his interest as a Psychology major with graduate work of the same. I 3 JOSEPH BUCH A likable member of the Business Administration School, joe is centering his attention on accounting. Although kept busy with his studies he has found time to be Treasurer of the Young Republicans Club. A married veteran, Joe s future plans include insurance work. ROY BUNDSCHUH Before coming to the U.B. campus, Bud attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in his freshman year. While with us at U.B., he majored in Mechanical Engineering and was active in the Engineering Society. WINFIELD C. BURLEY Win, one of our many veterans, is graduating from the school of Arts ant' Sciences after majoring in mathematics. He is known best to the student body as the hard-working and efhcient editor of the Argus. Win plans to leave Buffalo and go to the metropolis of New York to work with an insurance company upon gradua- tion. WILLIAM W. BURNS A staunch member of BXE, Bill was Secretary of that organi- zation in 1947. He is a Biology major and hoses to enter Medical School. Bill is married to a little girl calle Sav, and is the first half of Bur-Mur's , that successful frozen custard stand just beyond the University Plaza. .ay . .. as MARY G. BUSCAGLIA V G. likes peo le, so she majored in sociology. Her aimiable nature soon fbund her President of the Independents and Choral director of the Newman Club as well as an active participant in the Glee Club and N.S.A. Committee. As for uture plans, it's a toss up between Personnel work and Social work. he was also a Prom Queen Candidate. TERESA BUTTITTA Terry, a Psychology major, is interested in dancing and swim- ming, and also seems to have her eye on a husband. She plans to get her master's degree in the near future and then settle down. While on campus, Terry was an active member of the Newman Club and the Psychology Club. FREDERICK R. CADWELL Freddy, a servant of Norton Union for four years was also a member of the Credo Club and Chi Tau Omicron. A ping Cpong and bridge player, Freddy majored in Science and inten s to get his Master's in Education if Uncle Sam doesn'r call him hrst. JERRY CAHILL After spending four arduous years at U.B., jerry de arts this year with his long coveted diploma from the School of,Business Administration. A successful future awaits. DOROTHY E. CAIN A progressive member of Alpha Gamma Delta, Dottie was also active on the Copy Staff of the Bee, and in the W.A.A. She took Problems of American Life in the School of Education and natur- ally enough wants to teach after graduation. 23 x .s . 4 ...kg ' 3 st ig i si 'Q , - A' . ' fi? '1 ?fv ,,:g g5' .L f 'ij U . gif? 2 ff 'X is

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ROBERT H. BRIGHT LEE C. BRIGGS In the time to come Lee is planning to work in the field of Accounting, his major. He is married and a veteran who does 9 excellent work in school. Success is certain for Lee in the future. Bob, a married vet, is graduating from the School of Arts and Sciences as an English major. He is very interested in journalism as evidenced by his work on the Argus staff, and also by his future plans to enter the field of journalism. PHILIP QI. BRIND'AMOUR A pre-war State Teachers College man, Phil also attended Providence College where he studied Engineering prior to his coming to U.B. to major in Retailing in the Business Administra- tion school. He was President of SAN in 1947-48, and intends to go into either department store merchandising or the grain brokerage business after graduation. Good luck! WARREN E. BROOKS Warren, a married veteran of World War II from Lockport has majored in Labor and Industrial Relations in the School of Business Administration. All he wants in the future is em- ployment, and he doesn't seem to be particular as to what kind, ut whatever it is we feel certain it will be successful for him. GEORG E BROOM George, a member of S.A.A.C., will be graduating from the School of Arts and Sciences a year ahead of his class. A Chemistry major, he has some very definite ideas for the future which in- clude working for the Alfred Chemical and Dye Corporation, doing graduate work in Chemistry, as well as getting married early this summer. EDWARD T. BROWN Ed, after three years in the Air Corps, graduated in Economics. Beside membershiplin the Newman C ub, he found time for inter- mural Sports. He opes to hnd a position in marketing or man- agement after graduation. RALPH BROWN Ralph, Brownie to my friends , Brown has piled up a record number of honors. Besides his Biology major he was Vice-Presi- dent of the Credo Club, a member of the junior Prom Committee, the Norton Union Dance Committee, the Buffalonian Staff, Block B, and manager of the basketball team and Kappa Delta Psi. ROBERT A. BROWN Bob plans to make his name known in the business world es- pecially along the line of Industrial Relations. He spent his first year at the Citadel and his second year at the University of Michigan before deciding to come to U. B. PAUL D BRUNER Paul majored in Government and Economics and hopes to become a Government Economist which is certainly a noble ambition. Ski Club and Economics Club were his main interests while on campus. His outside work must be very popular-he is the court clerk in the Kenmore Traffic Court. CHESTER BRYAN A U. S. Navy veteran, Chester was on destroyer duty in the Pacific before coming to U. B. Majoring in Mechanical Engin- eering on campus, he was active in the Engineering Society and his outside activities included such organizations as Amvets, American Legion, and the Eagle's Fraternith Order. 22

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. , , g campus. , I . ..,sT : .. , :gg :W 'i s l eff ft. ,:gi':1.'jg is + ,i ff .ZZ ' 1.'.' - . ' il 2-, is --Q PHILIP J. CAMPAGNA Phil, a married veteran, has spent the greater art of his col- lege life dashing around the chemistry lab. His liiture plans in- clude graduate work as the first step, and the second step a posi- tion as an industrial chemist. JOSEPH A CANNAVO oe was a Biology major whose future includes entrance into Medical School An intelligent student we know he will achieve his goal and continue his creditable work after graduation. DANIEL A. CAPUTI Although Dan has successfully earned his diploma as an Ac- counting major, he has also found time to play an important art in extra curricular activities. He was a member of Beta Sigma Psi Fraternity, the Newman Club and participated in Interfraternity baseball, football and basketball. ROGER A. CARLSON After a two year campaign in Italy, Roger came home and ap- plied himself to a Business course, with a major in Accounting. A loyal member of the Out-of-Towners Club, he has made many friends here in Buffalo to add to those he already has in his home town, Jamestown. JEAN E. CARSON Jean, who claims to be an ardent supporter of the football team, for which she is to be commended, was a Math major and expects to teach. She is engaged now, and intends to be married soon. She was an active member of the Math Club, and the Ger- DONALD H. CARTER JR. A major in Psychology, Don plans to crack the Advertising field with his versatile talents. A veteran, he was active in such organizations as the Out-of-Towners Club, Credo Club, Beta Sigma Psi, the Bee Staff, and was Art Chairman on the 1948 Junior Prom Committee. THERON E. CARY The Senator, long a loyal Credo Club member, is quite interested in labor relations work. He is well equipped along the Economics line and should be a harmonizing factor in the labor-capital strife. SALVATORE J. CASSATA Case must have spent all his time at a hockey rink during his school years because it seems to be his only love. He was an Accounting major in the School of Business Administration. VINCENT CELESTINO Vince has run the gauntlet as a Biology major with hopes of entering Medical school. A music lover in the true sense of the vxord he has given his all to the U. B. Band during his stay on CHARLES P. CHAPIN Being married with three children, has not slackened Charles enthusiasm for pharmacy. His position as President ofthe Ameri- can Pharmaceutical Association is evidence of this fact. Future plans upon receiving a degree in pharmacy include retail work. 9-4