University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

1' ' . 1 1 v 1 . di... , . ,. I E 3 , 5 , Q W 1 I i 1 - . , 1 1 2 4 PRIMUS 1960 Editor-in-Chief .,..... ,...... G eorge Taylor Managing Editor .....,......,....,,.,.....,,.......................... Gail Ahlt Associate Editors .... Elizabeth Sagebeer and George Robinson Art Editor ........,..r.,.......,.................,....,...., Gretchen Robinson DEDICATION Nw A I m . x , S m M. I ' x Q. 1 . XX 2 O ww! Nfl -1 8.2 453 . 'I X-I 4 y,,, fi' fl .vga 4? L , , We, the staff of the 1960 Primus, dedicate this book to the distinguished chairman of the University Board of Regents, John G. Lee. Mr. Lee has served the needs of the University of Hartford and of Hillyer College by devoting twenty years to membership and later chairmanship of the Hillyer Board. His efforts in the formation of our present University are most deserving of our recognition. His leadership in effecting the integration of three formerly separate colleges has been singularly outstanding. We gratefully acknowl- edge not only his many achievements of the past but his foresight in further- ing and ensuring higher educational opportunities for the future. 3 L ADMINISTRATIVE CCUNCIL ALAN S. WILSON MOSHE PARANOV Chairman Adminisfrafive Council - Presiclenf Presidenf Hillyer College Hart? College of Music A AM' 9 Vgwf . Y wav- STEPHEN LANGTON Vice-Presiclenf Julius Horn Musical Foundation 4 IIAN IN Uiedu Harflord M i 1 K 1, XRANOV ALAN TOMPKINS VINCENT B. COFFIN W Direcfor Chancellor of fhe Universify '0fMU5iC Hartford Art School .45TON Je I F0 nfunddfion 5 N I i?2E,i,Z. , - -5-: l g.: -,:7Tfg5rQ-':.- .-er.-. .-ri,-.1 1-I' -,ff .............-,--v-.31-n-I I ,-- m- - A - 1 ,, 4 I . W,....- I . Y v A ,--,., ,',..,,-V deagle--f -vaa1:v.z +??.7J-ipfi-ezizui -'Z-'M-4: -I - '--y k 3.-,ZZ .1 ..h. -.1-Q k-m'gQj3Ef-3:Z.- 1.':C..f1a'2i. . .. -1- 'J--1,.,,.,-..L....1-- - , , ,nfl THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION I '2' P '91-rr - -ui 1 ,MIDDIEY 'I' A- L ,rr . W,-.r- fe:4CIIIvIBfIS .I!I1!i'3'I .' . .XM rwfohggg PQ' ILIIIIOCOII f i1duoIIIeUn I -1 K... .I--.4 gb .-f I , ' 5 n ' 1 7 1 ai M' I6 ' I 'w, ': ? - I,-.,. , rl! Ji' W I TAI 3' Qld. 'NM' r -P5 , 1 0 -A s I p' ., - .4. f Ov K .P' , .. ry I: s- . I 1 A ' 4 . .T 'Q 'Q f I x . I Qk 'N ' J' ' I Mg. gvlk ' RYQ . A x Ground breaking ceremony I 6 ', f a'- a .-.'. .L . A , I . W .. fm, WW IWW Uv 'w FUI I C rg, OI :IIIIIUIIIIGI ,Myer PMN I r 9011: 'Wand Hpfigidem ff. -. '-? 'T:'TT, T':':7:T'5 I'-ffu' '5i '1T' 'ij 'A f ' ' if - 'M -' f nf,--Y 1+ 'ff --ff - ---, - I itil'-1Lif1:vEf?f 'mv-11 -fpf ' ' f '- ' ' 'A H -I -f A -V - -1 ' Y L ' 1 . .-.2..f.,-g .113,-,371f,r,:'fQ::-.'q,-7-.Wa .- 5, --fm .- 1 - , , -.. 7.-., . -, - V , JOHN ADDLEY Dean of Students Hillyer College HAROLD L. COLVOCORESSES lssistant Director ot the University Evening College Hillyer College r-r-QL-wmwwf---W .--mf. Yff. .-V 4-nf, N...-.wr-M 1 f' 'Q -9' Wan- wigs I 1'-'NT' .4 , ,bw ARTHUR B. CONRAD Director of Industrial Training Hillyer College NATHAN GOTTSCHALK Dean ot the Faculty and Assistant to the President Hortt College DR. GEORGE H. MENKE Associate Dean Hillyer College WILLIAM P. MORRISON Director of Admissions Hillyer College RICHARD OLSEN Director of Student Activities Hillyer College LOUIS PELLETTIERI Dean of Admissions Hartt College DR. PASCAL POE Dean Hillyer College THE UNIVERSITY STAFF .1 +R' M , xx Xb' .WMM , an In I s .I 'T fo- , 'v w-Zyl, N7 - Jj, . I I I-,,. ,,, hae- tiff' ,X I , , Q 'v 1 i. f ', ' I sil W X J A .fi Vs 'aan 1 I CI NAZMI ARANITI Direcfor of Audio-Visual Services Hillyer College BETTE ASKINAS Recorder Hillyer College HURACH AZARIGIAN Bursar Hillyer College ELIZABETH A. BARBER Execufive Secrefary fo Presidenf Hillyer College EDWARD BROADHEAD Librarian University of Harfforcl limm esfgml l c-al., Sw 5 AS P BAN P iffy -w .nw W' ,,,, , .. ., ,.,,, THEODORA N. BUNCE Admissions Assistant Hillyer College CHARLES CLEMENT Registrar Hartford Art School Ideas are what universities are made of GEORGE J. FISCHER Auditor Hillyer College DORIA GUSTAFSON Business Administrator Hartford Art School BRUCE HYNDMAN Director of Development Chairman University Public Relations s..-...... ,A X' lk -rfim. .K .MW T HENRY LARSEN Assisfcmf Regisfror Hortf College MERCEDES MARQUARD Direcfor of Publications RAY S. PILKONIS Confroller Hillyer College LOUIS SAMPLINER Direcfor of News Bureau RICHARD E. SMITH Regisfror Hillyer College ff fw- do Q7 J ELIZABETH WARNER Assisfanf Dean and Regisfrcr Hart? College EVELYN ZELIGMAN Secrefory fo the Direcfor Hartford Art School Now off the record. ' THE HARTFORD ART SCHOOL T SCHOOL K Q ,, pq--Q.-w.-9. J F B. f r ..,......-.-,--B.. , , ,., . H. R L L 1 'W' A. z ,Ai , 1' J , f- .4-,L ff, M 'f -, 4' .f.4...- 1' -f Y ,. ' 45,14 I' I 2vf-zfrilsz2'-:z-:'fi:f-fiwl'-512-?'1935151 'LT-LT4'-'-'lf-'z,7 ?-'I'-'35--fiE'a.i-La...-. JQLLL:-1:4 W- - FACULTY HENRIK MARTIN MAYER Dean 'x 1 x x - x 1. -. ,-v' S 1 Q 11 , -X, 'xx' . 'x , I v' . Y h, 1 , I av A19 . I-,f x , In , , , , ,- 1 g . 2 ' Q ' 1. . , ., , K V V. 11x J-1 , . , - P '. v 7,. an fx, V' . 3 x ' M N v 1 'J 1,5 . un., . , . -- T Meeting ofthe minds. x t i ml I 'SEN MAYER - A-......,-......,. ...M . 'nf -M, VY . W, 'W my-ir, 'gian- ,ff 13 ' 'S r WOLFGANG BEHL A Swfpfvfe if N, GENEVIEVE D. ANDERSON Chairman of Ari Educafion W JV CLIFFORD JONES Advertising Ari GAIL W. MARTIN History of Ari 81 Painting PAUL ZIMMERMAN Painting GRADUATES Q . ,vfiv --'N w.,.s -- 1 X i 1 . f V A K ' W : l ' ' W . :- K ..-A- -.I ...ai Si E X Q , xx., 'Q 1 IU? ,,, 1, 44 4 , 16 li , M -Qu! ...W W X , IWW' M' .,. i ,,7N M 4- ..f l l l l .l l l a l ii l l l l l - 1 I I iioSil'lcHC ll Dil' 1 ill llllll R. CHRISTIANA l Diploma i l l l R BlillAANN rmwiczvx 2 Diploma 4 i l l l l i i l X N M ff , lilchel TIGARDOQ Knit one . . . Pearl fwo . . . 0r0lFin eiins S 1 HENRY JOSEPH CHODKOWSKI Diploma 1 'Og' 4 Km f? 0-,f New 49 1 My LQ MARIE ELLEN HOLLFELDER , ll L Bachelor of Fine Arts Class Representative l, 2, 3, 5 NANCY ELIZABETH JENSEN Bachelor of Fine Arts W, N lg , V. Rv m e-.vi Student Alliance Secretary-Treasurer 3. ,A ,fm AK me 1 ' 'I A I S, a I 7 rua . ga.- L IIMICHAEL R. CHRISTIANA 2 'lg ' Diploma fav , . , D 1 ANN DAWICZYK 1 Diploma LENNART G. JOHNSON Diploma Folio 3 GWEN M. KREMSKI IAL ww, ,,, Diploma W A ' -Y' ' ,xy , , X, 'jc - P' f ,W I ,M , . 7 4, ' r fry Mi ' 1 ,t we, ,fi gf, Qff '25, f 'Q I I Mis ffpqpls ff ,Lf H . vzyjnf gg! ' ,f - f ,A Q Q M f 'gow W ,Q MQ! , -- M ' A cf 34, 5 K9 A QQ! if , f ' IGH , ,I ,C ,ip ZH gay, ',1 V ft f ,. uf ,W 1, 5 fry-fy, y' P ,, f , , Q f , fx 1 1 X4 RX 4' 2 if ' X. L Z. ,, 5, ji, U M f 01,1 Of 1,1 4 VI of ,, A , Q f Z M! .f' f : WX ,dc is l p JMNTHONY T.oARDocKi J ,f J, 'Wy E L Bachelor of Fine Arts 17 M A ' 2 .rx ,f-qi ZX X 'Q vw hi-ni -M... V Y l After the first hundred, it's easy! IUQMW it 4 .f , M.. if K 'rw A 'fo 'N Ui ANGELO PETER LONGO Bachelor of Science EDNA KRISTINE MARINACCIO Bachelor of Fine Arts Gamma Chi Rho 3. JOHN MASTRIANNI Student Alliance 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4. SOPHIE MAZNICKI - . I ,.+.a:gg g , , Diploma A ' - 95-l-iw. J J 1 Q' 1 v ' i ns we X rx 1 , l l l Q 5 Y l i i , Q l I l 5 E, l I ,Y , , l V1 l ,Q il-Q, if t ' lr W: l r ' E r l 'iiag Fi. l :ff wit l.' 4,' 1 . V WW ' 'Y iii g. . ' 1, i,,. ,, , .:3 1 if 2 ' fi , gi, l l .1 Q 'N 5 . le' of Sfience XNEMARI WOfFmeAm loChiRh03' NACCIO A5mANNl 2 3 W,.Presi ,men GW denll' X. '-J' .mf it , '57-' - ' 'W Elsa if .z 3,1 . VT! 1 3' ' 1 Q i ? I'-' T l Eff 2 ,- ' .I H 1.. 1 y ,' 9 331 Inxrv 112. Q. , . f 1' ' ' '!? ,.1 , ,, , , , J .Ls ,. fl' 5 I l 4 v-,ls if . ' , in : M ' g SL1 I .' 'fy' , - .. du , V1 ,v I 73' Vs. 'WT .f . Q :W 'f' s r v x X in ii U :as 5 l fr f' X A Jlsq, ff' IQ S CHESTER WALTER RENESON Diploma GEORGE EARL ROBINSON, JR. Diploma Primus Hartford Art Editor 3 and 4, Student Alliance Representative- 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- mencement Ball Committee 4, Folio 4, Man- aging Editor 4. GRETCHEN PALMER ROBINSON Diploma Primus Hartford Art School Editor 3, 4, Commencement Ball Committee 4, Folio 4, Business Manager 4. ESTHER MARGARET STEWART Bachelor of Fine Arts Student Alliance Vice-President 3, President 4, Student Council Secretary 5. OLAFS ZEIDENBERGS Student Alliance President 4, Folio 3, 4, Commencement Ball Committee 4, Who's Who 4. 1 It's not the how, it's the what' SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Pts p-M,- EE-W .-'Q fi-,--,.. --3 N , W. ... .. .......,..t..,T:.,w,,,7Z.3m FACULTY . , r ,A 'E I r 4 v' L 'Nuff' I I .. 155,54 17 E f I SAMUEL POND Acfing Dean of School of Arfs and Sciences JOHN BALMER Chairman Speech and Drama DR. JAMES S. BENNETT Chairman Chemisfry DeparImenI V..- -.-. .- .--.-........-.... ,........r..-.-....,..., l.06y I N ,J , , 'K , V. XXXX , ' - R - , ii ,fi , ,jg ff-The M fs IMA. 'lMfY' , Qi: Q.. , ws RN- . . Www' 'bw .V C -- :fx 14 7 ' , ig A ii a nS , 12 fa X, rklgt 'S K . nf. ff if if 5 , , ,f 'MK' F 48' 2 P,-J, ,. ggi: M ,fi 3.2134 ,1, i R. -. 'W' R' F5 DR. ALICE C. BROWN Chairman Hisfory and Government Deparfmenf Dean of Women DR. W. FITCH CHENEY Chairman Mafhemaiics Deparfmenf DR. JOHN DO RCHESTER English EDWARD J. DUZAK Chemisfry M DR. RUSSELL G. GRENON Chairman of Modern Language Deparfmeni DR. RICHARD H. GROTH Chemisfry IRWIN BOAK - J Physics I I , l I all I ' '-wie? FRANK J. CHIARENZA English ' PAUL o. CLARK English I 4 X I MARGARET FINCH jg Fine Arfs ILDRED K.'GORDON Biology X i ,-sa ,AJ u ,Y , 4 . HELEN I. HAUGH Hisfory 'J'- io I H I I I . H I . 5 I.: I H' f ' - 1- - -' 'LHR .E 'L '-iimvffg' vu ce Y- i2 'T 7 7495 T f ? 7 1. -TL-'?T'.ZJ:i'W'? 4- f7''fwxl549553-K-l LE3'F1'9'?7'7', m4 U 9 A , - ' -E l---'- f - -1 - E H 1.7 + L- .:.-,--,.,.... WAWA , ..A-,a,,. J.. , ,, ,,,..-,. ,f?.-+..4, -,,u,- f.- FOIL IRWIN Phyilq I Mx DR. CHASE KIMBAL L Associafe Professor ol Hislory and Governmenf NN :gd 'MI QEY FRANK A. KLEIN fig Physical Eclucofion .--. EDGAR L. KLOTEN Direcfor Universify Theafre f: 8' +-- 44175, -I, f Q iv' K' ax-' .. ,.,. V, DlFRANKJ.CHIAIEII1L A I DR. ABRAHAM E. KNEPLER English ' M I Chairman Deporfmenf of X I f ', Ig . Sociology PAUlO.CIAIII fisfirh DR. DAVID D. KOMISAR Chairman Psychology Deporfmenf E 0 ig: , 'L P: i E, I If . I ' Z DR. HARRY LEONHARDT IQ' . . lj Psychology M RAYMOND LAwLEY W Chairman Physics Deparfmenf an -4 K Q ri fa T Q Lrf Al .FV amy MGAWFINQT DR. TIEH-TSENG LI me My Hlsfory Hemp I ' - ' DR. PETER LO MAGLIO MIIDRED' Chairman of Physical and OW Health Educafion Deparfmenf -' ff .-:A :as Q -L' N -'i itil ' iff..-3. I 'J' 3 -3:31 5 ' ' ','. ' ' 'iff-ff.-:ill-Q. . .-.::J?.1i1 . .fi-:g'ffg:-gzip 'U 1 .. 1. giiifsifrfkwl' I so my : 1 :E'y,v,3g3g,.-,.q -gsfgn 551251113119 I ROSALLND L. PUTNAM ,V , .ION 'X fPf'2fsIQI'1'gB. l Assisfanf Professor of Sociology , LW' 5 MERRILL B. SHERMAN ' I Chairman English Deparfmenf 5 I ., ITN . ' 5 A 0 Q75 ' ' Ve QI -We X + . .x 'X U , tp. '-.li I I . ii , ' Q ' I Q i l ' I4 A-- Eff' ALICE L. SMITH ,, if I X ' English GI all N I, nflf ni,-nfl V ,A-LU. - mg,-,,q.,1 ,..o::s.::. .., ----- -4' 'Y - - ' ' T' ' ' LEROY F. SPEAR Assislanf Professor of Healfh and Physical Education WALTER STONE Philosophy and Speech DR. ELISABETH R. SWAIN Chairman and Associafe Professor Deparfmenf of Biology EUGENE T. SWEENEY Hisfory and Government YANDRAY W. VANC E English CECILIA T. WELNA Mafhemafics ,., .- r , :i:ri5 'V EW. E, 158 17 E wa , ,xr-5, 1 . i- '9 4, n Q-Q-V.. qi, -x 'l.,.....f-1 GRADUATES F. sniff ll '., , H, QI - 5251, X P' 5 I 4 f 6. ' 1 4 , yy. Y' 52 5 XV y K fy v 4, . r, .-. mx' 3 .F- , if af' ' if 5 , gi l is if I T' 4 X --Z i 411, 2. '3 'if f 'L V. Y vi g fe - PPO GUIDO JOSEPH ABRAMO .L Bachelor of Arts :af 45, V ,,.gL- '-CIP' ...S Baseball 'l, 2. WILLIAM F. AITKEN, JR. Bachelor of Arts Psychology Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Student Christian Fellowship 4, Theater Group 4, Gamma Sigma Nu 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Leadership Conference Committee Chairman 3, Human Relations Club 3. GEORGE ALBERT ALIPRANDI Associate in Arts 'xx-i 29.55 179' P-'ani Q JACK DAVID ALLING Bachelor of Arts Owl and Gavel 3, Psychology Club 2, 3, 4, Student Christian Fellowship 2, 3, Gam- ma Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4, Eastern Psychological Convention 2, Amateur Radio Club 3, 4. ESTELLE MAHER ARSENAULT Associate of Arts I KENNETH DAVID BERES Bachelor of Arts Who's Who 4, Student Government I, 4, Chorus I, Psychology Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Christian Fellowship 2, 3, President 4, Gamma Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4, Eastern Psychol- ogical Association 3. JOHN WILLIAM BLISS Bachelor of Arts tg ,.',- X A--,... W, hm 2 4 W.. ALBERT A BORDONARO ,V - 'lu S S Bachelor of Science NICHOLAS P. CARDWELL Bachelor of Arts RICHARD LOUIS CERUTI Bachelor of Science HELEN CHERNIK 'fi' XM ,l b 'I Associate of Arts STANLEY COHEN Bachelor of Arts Who's Who 4, Political Science Club 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Gamma Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Menorah Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN DAVIS I-f Associate of Science LEROY ALEXANDER DOMBKOWSKI Bachelor of Arts Newman Club 4 'K' 1 JOHN EDWARD FAY Bachelor of Arts 01 P -Q49 ,,,,,, f- PETER GEORGE HANSEN fc212z11l','37 '99, ,,, Bachelor of Arts c f' ,,, , Psychology Club 3, Student Christian Fel- IOWSIUP 3- 26 f A , 9 ,'J-:XM X ROLF KENNETH HANSON Associate of Science K I 4 2 'L f .if L . 5 V 1 Q I -4 y A 7 v Q1-.ll 1 Il X! f af L xk Luv' A '-':.'f' I ..h. 'f V, M. ,P 5 L xc. is Qt. fz A Airs. Ti, T,'555a- 9 gf? - . . H' ffqf M 'J . K . N an Y ' 'v i 'll' km' Q .W L X t 'FSE Psychology Club 2, Biology-Med. Club T, 2. CHESTER JASENSKI Bachelor of Arts Gamma Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4. SANDRA MARILYN LUCKMAN Associate of Arts Theater Group T, 2, Gamma Chi Rho T, 2, Menorah Club T, Secretary 2, National Ed- ucation Association 2, Delta Phi Alpha 'I, 2. 'F' 1 . 'Ns'-' ' JOHN LUDWIG Bachelor of Arts RICHARD RONALD PETERS Bachelor of Arts Who's Who 4, Student Government 3, 4, Callboard Circulation Manager 3, 4, Psy- chology Club 'I, 2, President 3, 4, Soccer Team 2, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class President, Student Christian Fellowship Sec- retary 3, 4, Student Lite Committee 4, Gam- ma Sigma Nu 2, Secretary 3, 4, Leadership Conference 2, Chairman 3, 4, Lambda Phi Alpha 'l, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH JOHN MUCCIARO Bachelor of Arts Gamma Sigma Nu 2, 3, Chancellor 4. CAROLE ANN PALADINO Bachelor of Arts Who's Who 4, Callboard 3, Chorus 3, Treas- urer 4, Newman Club 2, Secretary 3, Gam- ma Chi Rho 3, 4, Leadership Conference Committee 3, 4, Junior Class Secretary 3, Delta Phi Alpha President 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT MAJEWSKI Bachelor of Arts 27 4 I 1. 'io YP'--yr A if .v,x W Gamma Sngma Nu 2 3 4 Baseball 1, 2, ALAN ROBERT ROSEN Bachelor of Arts DONALD FRANK SCARFO Bachelor of Arts EDWARD FRANKLIN SIMMONS OSHEEN BYLE SOOVAJIAN Bachelor of Arts Baseball l, 2, 3. GAIL ANNE STEINMAN Bachelor of Science Psychology Club 4, Gamma Chl Rho 3 4 Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4. R 'l 2 3 4 Delta Phu Alpha 2, 3, 4. 28 ' . ' ' . . --. r- , . g---,... .. . ! rg-Q- 11-e-1-ge-L-ru' ',:'R1sl?e'1-25,15 fp, if-gi: 5, Eg'-1.7.-'rf -,i,?f32::,5-gi.,.W,f-, j:,c--,,5..,iJZgrf:yqrp-fzgg! l - - r ,af .. f ' , 1,71 , ' '4 FRANK ROBERT TERRANOVA Bachelor of Arts 'V V,,!f,, l VVV, . DEAN NORMAN TISHLER fit? RR1' ZW, T .2 vii A 5 Bachelor of Science - ff':-.: 3'.A1,2.7'f' 'I,i i?'L QW: i.F,'f4 K.M. l, American Rocket Society 3, 4, ,.1,-' '-' , -ff' fr, ing. f Treqgurer. - - .4 -jSc2i'f.L,,.:, sz,,,.c,. y y rrr ,cr WARREN G.vIELe , Bachelor of Arts , Q 702' 1 A W' ' 1 RONALD ROMEO VITARELLI ,.,.. -1' W' Bachelor of Arts Who's Who 4, Student Government 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 2, 3, Student Christian Fellowship 3, Vice-President 4, Gamma Sigma Nu 3, Vice-President 4, Leadership Conference 3, Lambda Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4. W, A..,,,,, . ,,,. ,.,.,.,,, ,.. CAROL ANITA WEBBER T1 Associate of Arts A J A Gamma Chi Rho 2, Menorah Club 'l, 2. ' A' l y M:f Q, I V!4'f:GQ?i1V.:,', A A if ,A 5 'll 'tg L, S BARRY MAYNARD WEINBAUM aj Bachelor of Arts T W pg' Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Political Science 2, 3, Psychology Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Menorah Club 2, 3, 4, Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Track 3, 4. GUY Lewis WILSON 4 ' Bachelor of Arts 45 ff 4 is N X N' at L, frtft X EFTYCHIA ZIKAS , ji, .fri g yyvn A Bachelor of Arts ,,. , V4 ssss ,,sss,, Student Christian Fellowship 2. 29 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION n5TRAT ION , '?fv25i-rf Q 41 Q K-Jgiuxl, E . .G . - f- - V- -- , --fn..,Y1-L,-mfg -- --- .-7.-mx-W f Y- I' n J-,,.-.Y,vL.,,.,-w. ....,....... H., Y ,-ff ,. M-V -' 1' -Y i D i 3 U11 CN.XX1VTR ' 'WW FACULTY iv' 1 ff f f ? ,f ja DR. GORDON B. CROSS Dean RHARRISON 1. CWM gmmrial SMI! :Fl Cumss Glum 1 .. 'mnffvnvmiuvewmm R PM ddunl Pmfif R 'Meme W w R iivf h f--1--. .. -FA - . ,Y . -.,..f.-1--ff-f'-vffrf. V ...-1 ,Q Jzlifgf - J ff-.J-2:2 il' .1 1- -. . --F1 f 1e ?f'-T51-. ff?-3.1 14-lsr-Y,--Lffgai-2 fr-if-11'-Elfif-121':'9ir'5:T .w'F5??'T:-a'' If'-M 'i-'11-1'3 ' '1'F v'1H,L .. ' G0l0oN a. Q Dm moss J. CAMERON Secretarial Studies rv' r? I ' 4 E f4fHw4v-4 :If cwekfi 1 ,f f'ffw 4 . i.'ff24f'fP'3 i' A 2212, ' 3 s ' Wi-A R ' ' law . -' A -1 ,mf , ,. 'U?'f:i:7f'T f' f ww , .w 1, L g ' ',.g..z742 Y if ii- ' y 4 ' -M J, ' I Ziff ,,'. ,jf , - V ,f Icy .7 Y ,sky ,, , I ' -1, ,, , , f'-' f' ' , I V, , ,nv- lhi' H '1:.':w. ' 3 , I 4 SS ' , ' Q -Q ,M Y- .,'f.wz:g f - 6 4 , A .. aymmxift. 0.5. 1 ., H Zff, A 1-I: Z ' -' .I V , 5732 - , , 1 4 ' 'ig 3 , '- yf I , M 1. W H' I -i I 'G - jg? ,, I vu' ,mc I DR. CHARLES GILBERT n Economics Department FRANK C. GRELLA :sistant Professor of Business ' I may -L 'Wy ' A A M Ms Management ARTHUR S. HASSELL Business Management JAMES K. HAYNES Business Management GEORGE KLEMAN Accounting RICHARD B. KNIGHT Assistant Professor ot Accounting WARREN E. KUDNER Chairman Secretarial Studies Department FREDERICK LOUD DR. HAROLD H. SHIVELY Business Administration ANDREW SPENCER Chairman General Business Management Department Economics JAMES J. SULLIVAN Chairman Accounting 33 Department GRADUATES ' ? MI 'fl' SEYMOUR ADLERSTEIN Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Lambda Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4. JOHN LATIMER ALLEN Associate in Science JUDITH ANN ANDREWS Associate of Science Student Christian Fellowship 2. ALBERT C. ANIELLO Bachelor of Science ANTHONY JOHN ARCELL Bachelor of Science MARIE LOUISE BEEGAN Associate of Science Chorus 'I, 2, Newman Club 2. ROBERT GEORGE BENDER Bachelor of Science Newman Club 3 4 Vice-President 4- Ep- silon Alpha Zeta 1 2 3 4 Vice-President 4 I ROBERT JUDD BERTINI JR Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 'I, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 'I, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Lamb- da Phi Alpha. X WWE -- H, ,,c,,, UNA A ,A , ,,. . .-.,,,,1..,,.,,,,.,,W-,4.,..,'Q 2-1--.4.-.-1,Q---i11'5- 311135-5271:QE-E'1'EL1i132.:g1QAf',':f.i:fi+12r1+:4-11'211E1'f-'- ?'-132'-'-'flefsfffb 'Aff . L' ,-,,,,T.,.,4....ff - ,,yf.a.-1'.x'r.::T7r' f- -A-I - -- M- Y-'s -- - -'-'i A A- ' - -'- - ' . , .-.. ............. A ,Va Mm.. M., I, ,A I L, I . .. A ' ' .:.f:.1.'..':t-,-.I 2-Az::..1:.:...Li.i-f:-:+f:a3.usi:',m::'...aL'1w.z.:.:.r.E- ,-fw-s..zv1a...n1-.-uw.,-,.1-5 .aan-4... 4.-,A .A 'fi 9 JOHN DAVID BRONSON Bachelor of Science I Psychology Club 3, Tennis 3, Captain 4, A College Tennis Champion 3, 4. Y 'a sa: Q -4-' , PATRICIA JOYCE BUDARZ Associate of Science Hillyer Chorus I, 2, Phi Sigma Chi I, 2. PHILIP OTIS BUTLER Bachelor of Science Who's Who 4, Student Government 2, 3, President 4, Newman Club 4, Commence- ment Marshal 3, Political Science I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 'I, Vice-President 2, Student Life Committee 3, 4, Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, President 3, Chairman Greek Letter Ball 3, C.I.S.L. Delegate I, 2, Senator 3, 4, Leader- ship Conterence Committee 3, 4, Upsilon Xi I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. GEORGE MACAULEY CHURCH Bachelor of Science 'r-0-w V -gs r ' 4 l - xv, 35s W4 JOYCE ELLEN CANTONE Bachelor of Science Newspaper 'I, 2, Owl and Gavel 1, 2, Po- litical Science 'l, 2, Representative Inter- collegiate Legislature 2. ARTHUR EUGENE CLARK Bachelor o f Science DAVID ANGELO DAGLIO B chel FS F. 1 ,t a or o cience .J , fy fmfx f '-mar' TERESA MARIA DALKA Associate of Science Chorus I Newman Club 'I 2 Epsilon Xl --,,.1 '39 Sigma I, Treasurer 2. 'ifet I if . G .....-. .,.. - -Y - -44 444. - 1.1:-Wg. N A2 .wf in ,QM W y x 1 ,, ...,,,,f4 PETER C. DAWSON Bachelor of Science Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. No time for mistakes. TERRI GRACE DISABATO Associate of Science Chorus 1, Psychology Club 'I. MARGARET LEONA EASTON Associate of Science Cheerleaders T, Captain 2, Psychology Club 2, Phi Mu Sigma 'I, Treasurer 2, Phi Sigma 1 Chi 2. f,, , ,f zywyggckxis , ff, . cg M VV I y , V. ii: 2,7 ,,,. 32626 .rs F Associate of Science i iiiii A Z3 3 3 ii J Q Chorus T, Secretary 2, White Notes l, 2, if 5 Psychology Club T, 2, Delta Phi Alpha 'l, 2. A, S f s 1 f , van W fcsi A ff ,... f 4' C C A W , T f M? NORMAND M. EMOND Bachelor of Science , fif f Q' WHL-..,, RONALD RICHARD FERGUSON Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, Treasurer 4. 36 RICHARD G. FERLAND Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4. RICHARD HAROLD FRISK um 4, Associate of Science F1 Wynn Xara-L, ROBERT ALFRED GOSSELIN Bachelor of Science ADEEB S. HADDAD Whos Who 4, Epsilon Alpha Zeta I, 4 Treasurer 3, Psychology Club 2, 3. RICHARD DUANE HADDOCK Bachelor of Science LOUIS HADIGIAN Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2 3 4 Tennis 3 ADELBERT LAWRENCE HALLISEY Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4. ROBERT SHAW HARRIGAN Bachelor of Science Psychology Club I, E.A.Z. I, 2, 3. GORDON A HENDRICKSON Bachelor of Science .1 '14 'Www .15 V' A V -qw 43 I JG 1 it xt FRED MARTIN HOLLFELDER Bachelor of Science Newman Club 2, 3, Psychology Club l, 2, 3' JOSEPH FRANCIS HOULE Bachelor of Science HUGH LAWRENCE JEFFRIES Bachelor of Science Epsilon dent 3, President 4. Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- EARLE RICHARD JULIAN Bachelor of Science CHARLES ELMER KNOWLTON Bachelor of Science GEORGE ANTHONY LACAVA, JR. Bachelor of Science Newman Club 3, Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. CARL ERNEST LARSON Bachelor of Science Student Government 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Epsilon Alpha l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class Vice- President, Lambda Phi Alpha l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. NONA G. LETURMY Associate of Science Phi Mu Sigma 'I, 2, President 2, Phi Sigma Chi 1, 2. X JOYCE E. LIDO Associate of Science N JACQUELINE LORETTA LOGAN Associate of Science out vi' BRONISLAUS LUKASZEWICZ Bachelor of Science sion Alpha Zeta 'I 2 3 4 Soc Team I 435' I 'N-N 'Y'-tzus-'s 4 - lv 1f': ', PAUL A. MAFFIOLINI, JR. Associate of Science Bancl T, Secretary 2, Cross Country Team I, 2, Intramural Basketball I, Intramural Wrestling 'I. SUSAN W. MALITZ Associate of Science Psychology Club 2, Phi Mu Sigma 2, 3, Menorah Club 2, Phi Sigma Chi 2, 3. 7' ROBERT JOSEPH MARIANELLA Bachelor of Science Varsity Club T, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Veteran's Club 3. ERLE MARTIN III Bachelor of Science ,JUN 4.19 STEFANIA JANAS MASZTAL Associate of Science ,MAL Y ,,, f. KATHERINE MATSIKAS Associate of Science Callboard I, 2, News, Editor 2, Cheerlead- ers 'I, 2, Co-Captain 2, Psychology Club I, 2, Leadership Conference I, 2, Epsilon Xi Sigma I, 2, Treasurer I, Secretary 2. JOHN McKINSTRY, JR. Bachelor of Science Ji... ,f 3.4 W w '2 EDWARD ANTHONY MEYER Associate of Science THOMAS VINCENT MOORE Bachelor of Science Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Psycholog 3, 4, Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4. y Club 2, JOHN FRANCIS O'DONNELL Bachelor of Science ! h. JOSEPH PACE Associate of Science ARTHUR E. POTZ Bachelor of Science .1 BRUCE BALGOWN RAEBURN Bachelor of Science . 1 Y I X, A P iii' E . 1 l Wi tt N I ,. , -.,-.,,-..,-..-. ,.,,.,...,,1 .4 lg fh I A il I 'V ' 'Qian' ROBERT F. REEVE Bachelor of Science Newman Club 3, 4, Baseball 4, Political Science BETTY-LOU REICHSTEIN Associate of Science Chorus I, 2, Student Christia WALTER C. REINHARD Bachelor of Science 4. n 2. MARTIN GREGORY REMBISZ Bachelor of Science MICHAEL CHARLES ROGERS Bachelor of Science Evening Student Union Representative 'l, 2, Vice-Pre STEPHANIE ROMANIW Associate of Science sident 'l. Newman Club I, 2, Epsilon Xi Sigma 'l, 2. DONALD JOSEPH RULLI Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club I. OTTO ROBERT RUPPERT Bachelor of Science Upsilon Xl 3, 4. 'G F415 'Q --,,-1 I .1 I 43'-r ' tg'-f' Q' , 'af '-Q- .,.,,X 'I 9-+--A , BARBARA A. RYAN A j f Associate of Science AA A , ' ,A - X- 5- 1 Psychology Club I, 2, Epsilon 1 igma , f fff' , ...iff - - - A ,fx Vice President 2, Delta Phi Alpha 2. A 3 fl Myaffzg' ,znfg ' I'f , ,,,,' t'A VAR' ' CHESTER MARTIN RZASA WMU: :XFIWW , Bachelor of Science ., ,W W .-,,,g,,,,,...,,-W ,fi -vii' . an 'W . ww ,,,,,., claw! 4 wma: .1 WCW I f fy' A f, . '- Wffpf 7 ,M WU' gf .-R , -,fyfw 'os X .1 1 u 9 Q ,,,..l ' RIVA Y. SAPOSNIK Associate of Science Phi Mu Sigma I, 2, Menorah Club I, 2 SALLY ANN SARDO Associate of Science Phi Mu Sigma 2, Phi Sigma Chl I, 2, Re- cording Secretary 2. BRUCE PROCTOR SMITH Bachelor of Science Epsiloh Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Varsity Basketball 2. DAVID FRANCIS SMITH Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 3, 4. JOHN ANTHONY STEFANO Associate of Science 42 I ,vi MAURICE FRANCIS SOUCY Associate of Science ANNA SUCHY Associate of Science Student Christian 2. ANNE THERESA SULLIVAN Associate of Science Chorus l, 2g Newman Club l, 2, Secre- tary 2. ROLAND EDWARD VARNEY Bachelor of Science Epsilon Alpha Zeta 3, 4. I-15- '..4 JACK LEWIS WEINBERG Associate of Science SANDRA ROSLYN WEISE rf A..-Wftifl 1' , , Associate of Science Psychology Club 'l, 2 Secretary, Menorah Club lg P.M.S. 'l, 2 Vice-President. JOHN V. ZISK Bachelor of Science SCHOOL OF EDUCATION TION xQ....4' 5:1 ,Ill IIIILI lf.. ,,, f-Ja'-if m -q f' ,ff ll ll mllllm g l Z2 'T I 7 J I-,ff - 1 ev 'H' QI:-'Pc ' H N M , 2,5 .-Xuan!--4- 1, .,,, , M :ti -,. . - ,K . ...-. ,., I A, V,,V, - Y- W W N H .. , vw- 4 ' X ' ' - W- -. .. -Q... , ,,,,,,-- ,, eucaggwff' : f..,d 1,Q1u,7.. AQ 7: , V ik Q .I in N :Q ,,g.,,.g,.-.,,.A, W , -N-Might ' . ..,,W,J..sa: f ' gn... -v-9-.asap FACULTY DR. IRVING SL STARR Dean All ROBERT G. ARNOLD Educafion DR. JAMES E. BULLOCK Direcfor of Universify Reading Cenfer ANN V. FOBERG Chairman Elemenfary Educafion Deparimenf R 46 f .W X pf in ,NM K f I X ,ff 1 Q R ' I 'ul 1-sg If ',,,,,,,, V! f f f , , 'fi' ' . , ' 1 ' f M , f vw QW, 47.4. In AQQQQQI . .. .- . ...W IEYJW- :ELT 2 ' ' fm,-..-: , f f WW 3, me ARTHUR KAIROTT Director of Secondary Teacher Training ELAINE KNAPP DR. EDWARD H. FULLER RR 7f 'q .D Adminisfrafive Assisfonf fo fhe ,F 'lh 1 Deon of Educofion ., ,L x!'z iii A I ww.. e ,,, ? 7' X ,f arf , Educafion , . 14 1 ' P' I 1, - lx f .' 1' Ji N 'f , if DR. MILDRED POST V, .fi Assisfanf Professor of I X I Educcfion 4 5 5 , E 5 A A 3 5 5 R E A, 2 .4 v S.. Y.. s 1 . 5 47 ,W ..,..-,-f-- ---- it , 'vfLA!'ii.f'x,, UQXXXLL : xiii N' fn' .l 4 t. I X X' XR- 4 we 1 1 ..x 1. Us 125 Qi .lf , ,Ly LJ H- 1 1 x l 'fl x ! .yy as 4 4 K . a.. K N s Q xg . Mix YZ .11 3 . eff ,. wal . f W GRADUATES EFFIE EUPRAXIA ANDREWS Bachelor of Science Psychology Club 2, 3, Gamma Chi Rho 2, 3, 4, Delta Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND LEON BAWER Bachelor of Arts Psychology Club 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Sport l, 2, 3, Lambda Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball Coach 4, Men- orah Club 2, 3. FRANK IRA BISSON Bachelor of Science Student Government l, Secretary 2, Epsilon Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Political Science 1, 2, 3, President 2, CISL Junior Delegate 1, 2, Upsilon Xi 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 'l, President 2. I .1-X livin x 1,7 . f A J of I all 'B S33 'X !Y '3 I -- 48 'Q' gsm JG 'SKC A BARBARA LOIS GLOTZER ' Bachelor of Science Psychology Club 3, Gamma Chi Rho 3, 4, Menorah Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Phi Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4, Historian 3. ADESINA ONIKE GRANT Bachelor of Science Student Christian Fellowship 2, 3, 4, Psy- chology Club I, Gamma Chi Rho 2, 3, 4, Delta Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4. HAROLD ROSS HARRIS, JR. Bachelor of Arts Gamma Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4. LAURA SHAW JACOBS Bachelor of Science Chorus 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Psychology Club 4, Student Christian Fellowship 3, Gamma Chi Rho 3, 4, President 4, Student Education Association 4, Leadership Con- ference Moderator 4, Delta Phi Alpha 4. ALEXANDRIA ANN JAVORSKI Bachelor of Science Who's Who 4, Student Government Secre- tary 2, Primus 'l, Callboard I, Newman Club I, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Political Science 2, C.l.S.L. 2, Graduation Com- mencement Marshal 3, Dean's List I, 2, Chuck Mather 4, N.S.A. 2, Leadership Con- ference 'l, Moderator 2, Recorder 3, 4, Phi Sigma Chi I, President 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, Freshman Camp I, 2, Leadership Planning 3, Psychology Club I, 2, Commencement Ball Commit- tee 4. VIRGINIA KRISTENSEN Bachelor of Arts Theater Group 4. ,f -6,4 I -,ef w. A '7 ,, 'im 2 mi if ff , 49 an dub' 3' .x EduC0 on s lf' Bafheh' Ifducdhion h 1. D. WYLEY Buchele BEVERlY lOl Bachelor 1 4: Theater Gr WCB-Presider 9 h 2: Psych RICHARD EDWARD LEARNED Bachelor of Science Newman Club 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, Student Education Association 4. S. JOAN LINK Bachelor of Science Student Education Association 4, Delta Phi Alpha 4. D. WYLEY PECKHAM Bachelor of Arts BEVERLY LOUISE TOWNS Bachelor of Science Sf-A-C 4: Theater Group 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Art Club. Vice-President 'lp Student Christian Fellowship 'l, 2, Psychology Club 4. X Mg. .- 0 W7 M XY - gy, ,Riagg f flW?M'o ,Ss JOHN FRANCIS WHALEN, JR Bachelor of Arts lt's coffee-er coltee. LZ A t E 1 , .A , , . i X . M.. , ' if ' wear' . x IHWUCQQ , A .UL:?!JL'.f:r, 4. C ,W ,, ,,,,Wgg,gX5 'v' V, K. 'SV' i 1 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING wv4 I .- 'fl 1 0 ' -gqzpaf-vs-.-A-I s , jg. ...V -J I 'Sf' ni-V-a,'f' V-.., 4' . . ' '-V 1. Ve' , .. --1 . 1- 'f. b 5 Lx- -H .iw f K f., ,T EK My, .W-.,,. ,M -. ,,-f v V U J ,,.,,, ---,,.. .-.,.,.,....,,x.,-,,r.-4,z.':Lxgq,,z,-1Tii-?',- -ki :.5?X91-33,-311-T5,J:4c:.5,1+2 5-'-'-'.-.:j:'-.'-.L :Eli :-'..:.2.Z::-LJZQ 175-if...-'z-14 .132-,iE:.T?Q53,:.ig-uzzzgzvg ....-.......-,,., . , , -- ..- ----I-II-I-I Q ,Y , - , , , , , . . ,, , - , , ' I A Y - . I VV V U k ' Y I . ' V . ,- - ' Y , G FACULTY DR. ALEXANDER H. ZERBAN Dean DR. RICHARD B. ALLEN Phyxicx 54 VALERIAN 8AlClUNAS Dralling and Design E I GEORGE P. BOTOSANI i H. ZERM4 Q Engineering DR. RICHARD G. CLARKE Division of Research .Q ,, - T . My ,, We V ' CONRAD J. HEMOND Chairman Deparfmenf of Engineering Science f 4.4, . N 7? K.-.dyfw aww EX Xxx XXN WOLDEMAR JACOBSON Engineering il grung-Q. 'l -wen... JORDAN L. LARSON Engineering ' i '?'TffT'+1-' -?a?L12f'3g7-5.---iifz. 5.-5-yjgzfnf -'--mzzegegzggr--' .- - GRADUATES Why doesn't the r ld--11.5 bulb light up? PETER EDWARD BERENDT Bachelor of Science Student Christian Fellowship l, 2, 35 Amer- ican Rocket Society Vice-President 2, Presi- dent 4. . .ff . 4 'g 32 i KRISTOFER BERG VN Bachelor of Science STANISLAW WOJCIECH BILLOK 4 Bachelor of Science Q, .-- 4, ,, x , rf af y a-,' ROBERT ERNEST BLOMSTRANN Bachelor of Science 56 ',,- MYRON ANTHONY CUTLER Bachelor of Science MENCESLAUS DALKA Bachelor of Science Newman Club 4, Psychology Club Kappa Mu 3, 4. BERNARD HAROLD DANSKY Bachelor of Science PAUL T. GLOVER Bachelor of Science K.M. 2, 3, 4, A.R.S. 3, 4, Pres. 3. ,aux If X ' 6- ,A U -4 X, 'fb-: Q v I '-4' lH if Lf, 4 -1 P-Ne-gg , - 91 ' 7149 ,ima RICHARD JOHN FITZGERALD Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu 3, 4, American Rocket Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3. THOMAS SANTO FRASCA Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu 'l, 2, 3, 4, American Rocket So- ciety 4. Q-we ANTHONY JOHN KALINOWSKI N L Bachelor of Science I , Kappa Mu 2, 3, 4. P5 ,933 W. , .5 4-gli' l HENRY JOSEPH KOWALSKI Bachelor of Science rg If I-ana? ir fifv 0. TE -. f,',i, ,J:1a 1 ff . Kappa Mu 2, 3, 4, American Rocket Society 3, 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH KRAWSKI Bachelor of Science Newman Club T, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Psy- H chology Club 2, 3, Soccer T, 2, 3, Varsity ',,T. fgx Club 2 3 4 Leadership Conference 2 3 P 1 qu.- i 'H Q-199 at 9 ALBIN ANTHONY LABICKAS Bachelor of Science X X jg 3 A American RocketSociety2 3 4 Vice Pres 3 58 5 I - . A I hx y M 'kia -fx --Tp f'- N aff bi LEONARD ROBERT LASKARZEWSKI h Bachelor of Science I Kappa Mu I, 2, 3, 4. ' 7 NEALE FRANCIS LAURENCE Bachelor of Science American Rocket Society 3, Secy. 4. HENRY JOSEPH MERCIK, JR. f ' cr f rv' Q Bachelor of Science I Student Gov't 3, Kappa Mu I, 2, 3, 4, Pres- 3 y I ident 3, American Rocket Society 2, 3, 4, n ,S J? K Leadership Conference 2. '31 J, -f I EUGENE ROLAND MICHAUD Bachelor of Science American Rocket Society 3, 4. FRED DELONG MOLLER, JR. Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu 2, 3, 4, American Rocket Society 3 4 I 1 WILLIAM ROBINSON MURDOCH Bachelor of Science kqxnas-5 '- 'Mx .3 424' 'I' ll ..- -v, Z 5 I 'N ,WJ f N X . V . 1 -X, X X.. A -5- ','.y.j.'j' 'T' ,l . ix xx X e A.. ,ll-1' R .7 Qf M S Not yet. ry ' '11-v N.. X EMILE J. PREMONT, JR. Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Amer- ican Rocket Society 2, 3, 4. VICTOR EMIL SOUDIER Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu 2, 3, 4, Corr. Secretary 4. JOHN LAWRENCE STABILER, JR. Bachelor of Science MORTON HAROLD STEIN Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu 4, Menorah Club 3, 4, American Rocket Society 3, 4. DAVID SHEPHERD SUTCLIFFE Bachelor of Science ROBERT WATSON TAYLOR Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu 3, 4, American Rocket Society 3, 4 President 4. i E. 1 f' , Q if Ta ,, ,, , , hi Mi' -3 1 1 an , ' Q ft! ix - ' .5533 if tl' .A Lx JOHN EDWARD VOGELLUS Bachelor of Science CLIFFORD CARLETON VOGT Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu Treasurer 3, 4. RICHARD HOWARD YELLEN Bachelor of Science STANLEY EDWARD ZALEWSKI Bachelor of Science Kappa Mu l, 2, 3, 4, American Rocket S HARTT COLLEGE OF MUSIC -24, ,,7 1 .1 ,. , ' ,JA eu- -mx' J .Sh W. A xr wa.. -N-:ff-1 - 'L-err: -f ' Q 35,-r +f- -r -. -A f- 1- ,-, 3-,C-3-J.-..,', - -L-:W f -5: 1 -Jr. .- . f' 2 Q. .. v-.,-....,.... FACULTY SAMUEL BERKMAN Dean ANA lll String rm rs -'N ,I ,L s X-in ALVINEPSTEI Piano and Tliei l DOROTHY FlDl. lssiilunl Chaim - N ,, N Shing Deparlm p- lx .QQJXVA 'TS' Well, it's like this. v1llF A 09' G flllbcsia Slllng . CARL BERGNER WIHIAM Chairman Woodwind liiilllcnlcll Dvporlmr.-nf Degllmuf Ufllni l AAA - VV - zf' ki. 1 N' LK5 in , ,V ' F: - ix ,T x itfffaw 'il' l' ' , 5 , 64 :wi 'Xi .tr Vi- .si A L l - - '-,.,.. 1:-K f -vw.-1.-L5 ' ARIANA BRONNE Sfring VINCENT BREDICE Sfring and Theory Nd' 'Nia ' HELEN HUBBARD Chairman Voice Deparlmenf RAPHAEL BRONSTEIN Sfring ALVIN EPSTEIN Piano and Theory DOROTHY FIDLAR Assisfanf Chairman, Sfring Deparfmenf GERALD GELBLOOM Sfring WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN TIMOTHY CHENEY Theory SVS? GRANT JOHANNESEN Piano EDWARD DIEMENTE R' IRENE KAHN Theory ISADORE FREED Chairman Composifion and Theory Deparfmenfs ARNOLD FRANCHETTI Theory Assisfanf Chairman Woodwind Deparfmenf RAYMOND HANSON Chairman Piano Deparfmenf N-I Assisfanf DIFBCTOF, Opera Deparlmenf ISRAEL KOPMAR Chairman Brass Deparlmeni OUP' 10'- WILLIAM KROLL Siring 39 Nl' -Hd' ALEXANDER LEPAK Percussion and Theory BERNARD LURIE Sfring VYTAUTAS MARUOSIUS Conducfing ROSE MENDE ftfN 'q: 7 JAMES MITCHEU. Choral WATSON MORRISON Piano MADElYNN ROBB Piano and Theory LEO ROBINSON Piano and Theory Acling Chairman Music Educafion Deporlmenf DR. ELEMER NAGY Chairman Opera Deparfmenl CYNTHIA OTIS Harp 'Q 3. v X 1. i 3+ X . 4 R ,f 1 nl I J, UI A. ROBERT SCHAFFER Woodwind and Theory IMANUEI. WILLHEIM Chairman Hixlory of Muxic Deparfmonf LUIGI SllVA Siting V -cj GRADUATES ROBERTA FAITH ATAMIAN Bachelor of Music Education Mu Phi Epsilon 3, 4, Hartt Symphony 1, 2, 3, 4, Opera Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 2. ELIZABETH LOUISE BARRETT Bachelor of Music Education Student Council 'l, Secretary 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Mu Phi Epsilon 1, 2, Warden 3, Treasurer 4, Opera Workshop l, 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Schola Cantorum 3, Who's Who 4. WlLLlAM SEBASTIAN BARTOLOTTA Bachelor of Music Education Junior Class Vice President, Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, Alumni Secretary 4, Newman Club 3, President 4, Hartt Symphony 3, 4, Hartt Band 2, 3, 4, Music Education National Con- ference 'l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, College Chorus 'l, 2. 67 'max 'ii 'Ok 5 ,- sp x 'fl 5.--4' N. . BJ, H, ,my ,w , ,s- J 'Y' ' 3:-Q sa ,Q K. ALAN ROSS BLANKENBURG Bachelor of Music Education Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice- President, Hartt Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Edu- cation National Conference 1, 2, 3, 4, Col- lege Chorus 2, 3. '-sf DONALD EDWARD BORENSTEIN Bachelor of Music Education Callboard Associate Editor 4, Phi Mu Alpha 3, Historian 4, Hartt Symphony 3, Hartt Band 2, 3, 4, Music Education National Confer- ence 3, President 4. WILLIAM GENE GRAVIT Bachelor of Music Education Junior Class Vice-President, Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Hartt Symphony 1, 2, 3, 4, Hartt Band 1, 2, 3, Manager 4, Music Education National Conference 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom I Y Chairman. JUDITH KOCH Bachelor of Music Mu Phi Epsilon 3, 4, Hartt Symphony 2, 3, 4, Opera Orchestra 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 2. BEATRIZ BUDINSZKY Bachelor of Music Mu Phi Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Hartt Symphony 1, 2, 3, 4, Opera Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY DEL PRINCIPE Bachelor of Music Hartt Symphony 1, 2, 3, 4, Hartt Band 1, 2, Opera Orchestra 1, College Chorus 1, 2, 3, Collegium Musicum 1, 2, 3, 4. 68 .-'rm' 1 'P 'GWh-A .4 4 fm ' , fl ' , gin 'i xx ' 5 r ,fs 4 -,rf r N i I ALEXANDER WOLFGANG MACK Bachelor of Music Education Student Council 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class President, Phi Mu Alpha 4, Canterbury Club 3, Music Education National Confer- ence 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN ROSE MANGEN Bachelor of Music V Senior Class Secretary, Mu Phi Epsilon Vice President 3, Historian 4. AUDREY MANTER Bachelor of Music Mu Phi Epsilon 4, 5. ROGER GERRY MURTHA Bachelor of Music Student Council Vice President 3, President 4, Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Hartt Sym- phony l, 2, 3, 4, Hartt Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Op- era Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Music Education National Conference 1, Co-Chairman 4, Uni- versity Student Association 4, Who's Who 4. RICHARD C. PROVOST Bachelor of Music Student Council 'I, 2, 3, 4, Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 'I, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON SAGEBEER Bachelor of Music Who's Who 4, Hartt Band 2, Yearbook Asso- ciate Editor 4, Mu Phi Epsilon 'I, Chaplain 2, Historian 3, Hartt Symphony 'I, 2, 3, 4, Canterbury Club 'l, College Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ring Representative 2, 3, Music Education National Conference 2, 4. 69 CLAIRE ANNA MARIA ST. GERMAIN Bachelor of Music Mu Phi Epsilon I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, New man Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Opera Workshop 'l, 2 3, 4, College Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Music Edu cation National Conference 4. SUE CAROL SANDLIN Bachelor of Music Opera Workshop 3, 4, College Chorus 3, 4. PATRICIA MARIE SCOTT Bachelor of Music Education Yearbook Photography Stal? 2, Freshman Class Treasurer, Student Council 2, Mu Phi Epsilon l, 2, 3, 4, Alumnae Secretary l, 2, Treasurer 3, Chaplain 4, Newman Club T, 2, 3, 4, Music Education National Confer- ence I, 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4. MYRNA FRANCES SIDOTI Bachelor of Music Education Mu Phi Epsilon 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Alumnae Secretary 4, Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Music Education Con- ference 3, 4. M 1 Sf- cs llllslc heh MUN sic ge Chorus 3, 4. COTT cation 2, Freshman til 2, MU Phi crefary L21 man Club lr anal Conler- 1, 2, 3, 4. poll lallonewfy 31 5,4 l Clubl 2 I I llllfali0 Col' 1 3' 4- l,2' C' 4.' ull: Edu. ,qu ' ,MM W . 'pw aww SONDRA LEE SHELDON Bachelor of Music Mu Phi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Opera Workshop 1, 2, 3, College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DIRCK ALLEN SPICER Bachelor of Music Student Council Vice-President 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4, Col- lege Chorus 4. NANCY COREN TURETZKY Bachelor of Music Harff Symphony 2, 3, 4, Hartt Band 2, 3, Opera Orchestra 2, 4. The Deck 'i 1, , if is is-ar TU .VX J, 'ff ,ji .Aff r A-1 -....i...l.... Alfred C. Fuller puts the finishing touches on the cornerstone. ADDITIONAL GRADUATES HARTFORD ART SCHOOL Judith P. Clark-Bachelor of Fine Arts HARTT COLLEGE OF MUSIC David Billingham-Bachelor of Music Education Bachelor of Music Walter G. Cogswell-Bachelor of Music Justine E. Fabiani-Bachelor of Music Judith Z. Goldstein-Bachelor of Music Kenneth A. Lagace-Bachelor of Music Richard F. Pouloz-Bachelor of Music Education Bachelor of Music Patricia A. Whitaker-Bachelor of Music HILLYER COLLEGE Robert Loiselle-Bachelor of Science John R. Pethigal-Bachelor of Science 72 s X. HARTFORD ART SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATES , f,,,,,,,,,, V7 ,,,,f no---,--.........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CLASS OF 1961 CLASS CLASS OF 1963 HARTT COLLEGE OF MUSIC UNDERGRADUATES A - CLASS OF 1961 Sl As Q I 4 1 I CLASS OF 1962 O if 9 'Iv 0: CLASS OF1963 Z Cf' ff: Af 2921 if 5 A2 li Ti? ii ff75f'2?7ff if 'T 1 9132 ,T 7:53 ' E g HILLYER COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATES CLASS OF 1961 CLASS OF 1962 CLASS OF 1963 va r - f -W W f,,Qi15i:1f,1 L4f4'J,4!-7-f71:!4gg:pf::,-g,v. 1-1 ,gygyn:gg,37.Qg.7g3,Q-iA7-1- 7f'2?? g f .J-?37 32:-5 . -Q w fLff ' T 2? L- MAZ4 ,- .A ,. V ., , -. - ., ,. . , . UNIVERSITY EVENING COLLEGE ERNEST A. DUDLEY, Director SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES '-1 1 SCHOOL SCHOOL ULLEQE Iredor ,- Vf' . SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING I fx 174:12-v ' L' v..,,::s F SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Jr. ,T -3-,3g,..:,7,-1 .14 f-1q :- --z.:.,:-.zgf -H-sz. v GN . W . . f . H, .. Y. . ., . -r1'l '1q,4 I -1 Ms.. ....- Z F-U V f' gf ,....,. ,.-. . .- - ,-411 .1 1, f------se., wi-vi f .ff --f---3-A-v,:5:g:1p'g: ' : All' PS- ,- 'XTP '- :QQ is. -Q-Y fx 'W . , r ' H t J ' 'A' fl . 1 4' m'- ' , . i. ,. i A. if l i l i . S . I f P li. 'X'- . ' Q ' ck 'J , ll , . . 4 ' ' - v . l M ' ., Q- K 1 -'i a s-... . I H lFront Rowf G. Toylor, 'Second Rowi B. Sogc-beer, G. Ahll, lThird Rowl R. Orr, Geo. Robinson, B. Mcny, G. Robinson, J. Hornill. Bock Row. A. Perros, M. Obc-rmullcr. PRIMUS Representotives from the Hartford Art School, Hortt College of Music, ond Hillyer College comprise the Primus stoft, Members pursue their speciol interests in vorious oreos such os ort, loyout, writing, photogrophy, ond editing. Long hours ore spent in compiling o record of the yeor's events, Meeting the printer's deodline usuolly seems impossible, but frontic, lost minute efforts somehow produce o finished product. The members of this yeor's stofl sincerely hope thot this yeorboolc presents for every student o losting history ot the events ond octivities of 1960. Engli w0lld G englttee rhr0U inflllde urlflel l ol G Sleu gli llrom Row . l F lgll E' Oflec url Rom R UNIV: To 'eP0r1 fnqners ling Om ingot th. I Q F' ls be mlefsity at l Ullem UH Hdi SP0 er W! I ' ' M'm' :.:...' -A--V ' ' ' '-gh -ur, te.f1': 9,-bf , --.: '1.'.JJ2.x'e4g??:'.S3!,Q::r .::'.:2 :C29i'f-Le3t3E?'l'f'FSf ,:J.?5'7'.,lla:-:.1i::'5 -Eif,-nftiiflifa'-Ig? Tit 5.2-52952 ' :ella--rzf-:-f-ata. . !51,ffrf..--..Java-11253.-E .f'sarU-:f.f:- 'ITS'Ie::Tfz2s'1f'--.-1 fffr:fr-r-.f-'11f?'+ff-exif?-f - -. ---:A-fi:-.-. K I MMVI' 'MUS 5 Hilltel 1 vaflous wen' ln , grtl5 ij te ef! .31 BV AMERICAN ROCKET SOCIETY Engineering students are vitally interested in the progress being made in the world of science. This is especially evident in the avid interest of the men at the engineering school who are keeping up with the progress in the missiles field through membership in the American Rocket Society. Activities of the group include lectures on missiles and ground support equipment. This year the club under the direction of its advisor, Mr. Botosani, had as its proiect the building of a steam rocket. fFront Rowl R. Tweeddale, D. Tishler, N, Laurence, P. Berendt, T. Frasca, R. Gaines, R. Horne. lSecond Rowl G. Michaud, R. Roche, H. Mercik, J. McCafferty, M. Stein, J. Stillwagon. lBack Rowj E. Pre- mont, F. Moller, S. Zalewski, C. Larson, K. Beyer. fFront Rowj F. Shores, T. Matsikas, P. Butler, V. Lamo, M. Panagiotou, E. Murtha, R. Peters. lSecond Rowj E. Orzech, K. Keeney, J, Ravalese, P. Afticks, D. Mahon, E. Risley, P. Galetsa, B. Just, A. Perras. fBack Rowl R. Smith, D. Kupec, R. Carta. UNIVERSITY CALLBOARD To report factually the news of the University and to practice editorial comment on matters of personal interest are the aims of the University Callboard. Besides editing and writing the bi-weekly newspaper, the staff of the Callboard also sponsors the Professor of the Year Award. Under the direction of Vincent Lamo, who has been editor for one and a half years, this newspaper has provided the University with up-to-date, accurate, and interesting information concerning student life, activities, and opinions. , , ,, , , , , , .,,,,,,,., .-.., ..7.v-ggfgu.. f...'..,....-.-......4175wA-r---' ...ts ' lv '1f.,1s:.:.r - 'aaaaz de -M .: a n ' ' 'T' - Q , , Q. ' - - . ' 1 . Ag-:-zznqgv '? ' -.- -. 1 . - ..-.. . .. -..f - - QL-3-,Q .: 1,,- 'f . ,,,,A-, , 'il ,. , . A fd-11,--.., .. p ' 5! 'A' v ' ' ' ' - .:.7., .Z :.2 - :'.:..- :,,:.'--gf-- . .. . . . .'?'f ':'7':'f 5'71'fiflfl3' f 3 'ffilfi'- f1.u. if - hw ILC.-.-5 i.w.-.-.:. - -.Cv 1.23: :-Q: ., Z-25,-.,-,3.:j?f1 551223,-,L::e..vz.--.1-' :.w-S...--fm, ..1.1:u,v---1- 1-4--1-'I'-'1 ........-- 3.. . .. .. -- l 5 i 34. i Q f 5 l 3 ... s S ix s ' r . K 1 x r . l ,., ,. r 1- , 7 I U J . I c , P' l Ii' XSS? 1 tFirst Rowi C. Williams, C. Swanson, S. Sandlin, l.. Holt. fsecond Rowi W. Cogswell, C. Edmonds, J. Hansen. CHEERLEADERS B-E-A-T, beat the other team was the cry of Hartford Univer- sity's cheerleading ten this year as they brought school spirit and color to the basketball court. A fashionable group, the girls, co- captained by Peggy Easton and Tina Matsikas, added a new touch to their uniforms for the season with scarlet weskits over matching skirts. They have included many new and enthusiastic cheers in their repertoire. For the first time the squad traveled to all of the away games with the team and did much to spur the Hawks on to victory. Ever loyal, they could be counted on to keep up the team's spirit during the most trying moments of a game. CANTERBURY CLUB AT HARTT The National Canterbury Association, sponsored by the Epis- copal Church, was established to provide opportunities for Epis- copalian students, as well as any others who are interested, to receive spiritual guidance and religious study. Activities include regular meetings, concerts at local institutions, a square dance, and other social events. The Hartt Chapter conducts its religious guidance under the Reverend William F. Starr. The chapter is sponsored by Mr. James Mitchell. P. Atticlcs, P. Galetsa, S. Sardo, T. Matsikas, P. Easton, E. Rislcy, M. Ponogiotou, D, Mqhon- lv ii iii r . f se ' fl i ff u rr' is Z ,ffQ,74,ggg'i5'f, , , , tfonl Rowl .ll 5, Marlsoslslr EPSllt four tin sponsor a speaker or members' interest in ellort in I puted intl EPSll+ Our hr studemgc Pf0motes well 05 of Gnnuallyr ln pest ye and huve events SPC Gctivitieg 5 and 0 lac Meeting Q! and lfiillqt , - , ..., ' - ' -- M- . - --- ......,.........,.......,..-....., r . . . . . . . . .. . . .,. .., ,,. --Y. ef-'1 .. . X 1 e 4 -'Pl X2-K -- Shi: ,i:'z.1: . ....'He-.:.4i'1'aa.?'-J.Jkrn'f':-Y-r'-'. .,. .::- -..---::::.:...'................f: -....f-- -fr,g,4 7 ,, ,...c.W- ..4,,,,, ,... .. . V -K, ,,.. - Af ---.2-..: Q- A -'ff --W5-'Et-5-:l'f3 Lz2':f1 1t'ff?'E-'-5-22555717TfTff'1:TF'i 17:41:227:45-2:1 T- ta23s: -5 -1 311:-1: ff-23:2-:ff-5. '--.- ..,-L. ---f PT 5 . .J A J HARTI tccfscred by the Eg :cc-.-rtnities tor Er -'C are interested, nay. Actnities incl.: nfs, o square doc: 5 :Qcfmce under 'L 5 530650166 ll Q if . .rg , et, A, , ' ui Y. 'C T.. 'Q z , 'Q' - -I '?,A V sf i r' i 1 5 y f K2 4' -.N 3' . J s fFont Rowj M. Blum, F. Pascuccio, C, Glenney, K. Salka, R. Goettlich, A. Haddad, B. Smith, D. Doyle, N. Roussel. fBaclc Rowj P, Butler, H. G. Markoslci, R. Bender. fSecond Rowj J. Amato, D. LePard, R. Tustin, Jeffries, G. LaCava, J. Waldron, D. Smith, P. Beaudoin. EPSILON ALPHA ZETA Four times each year, the brothers of Epsilon Alpha Zeta sponsor a professional banquet at which a prominent guest speaker addresses them in some phase of business. Although the members' primary aims are to foster and encourage an active interest in business, they also gave generously of their time and eFfort in presenting the All-College Frolic and actively partici- pated in the Expectations Conference. EPSILON Xl SIGMA Our honorary executive secretarial sorority unites qualified students and graduates of the Hillyer Executive Secretarial course, promotes the best interests of each member of the sorority as well as of Hillyer College, and contributes their secretarial services annually to the University and civic organizations when needed. ln past years they have helped with the Expectations Conference and have also contributed time doing clerical work for various events sponsored by the honorary fraternities. Their annual social activities include a Christmas party for all secretarial students, and a banquet with the other honorary sororities of Hillyer. Meeting activities consist of evaluating eligible students, pledging, and initiation activities, and planning secretarial services. cv , Q11 ,, fFirst Rowi A. Maruca, L. Taylor, M. Panagiotou, CSecond Rowj T. Matsikas, E Orzech, A. Suchy, N. Perkins. fBack Rowj S. Romaniw, T. Dalka, Mr. Kudner. u-:Iva-.........-A.. l n--,li-du.--4-,-.. ff-...... ......, .A if-we ' , , GAMMA SIGMA NU A banquet at the Parma Restaurant with Mr. George Athanson as guest speaker, the Miss Hillyer contest, and initiation activities highlighted the social events of Gamma Sigma Nu, Hillyer's Liberal Arts fraternity. Occasionally, guest speakers are in- vited to meetings, sometimes to speak on specifically assigned topics and other times on topics of their own choice, which are informative and educational. A smoker was held for prospective members, and from this group five men were initiated into the fra- ternity. To conclude a successful year, Gamma Sigma Nu presented the University of Hartford with three scholarships: one for the education department, one for the biology department, and one for the history department. . I . is in A. , qw. GAMMA CHI RHO The activities of Hillyer's Liberal Arts sorority were highlighted this year by the annual collection and distribution of Christmas gifts for the Oakhill School for the Blind and by the Tri-Sorority Banquet held iointly with the sisters of Phi Mu Sigma and Epsilon Xl Sigma. Each semester a tea and formal initiation are held to welcome girls who have met the requirements of outstanding schol- arship and leadership which entitle them to membership in Gamma Chi Rho. -V- lFront Rowj C. Paladino, L. Jacobs, M. Obermuller, J. Hewitt, C. Webber. lBack Rowj D. Ransom, N. King, G. Ahlf, J. Kabai. .--A. . c. Q s g .swans . .. .1-- - p l N 5 1' i ' fFront Rowl S. Cohen, H. Rees, R, Vitorelli, J. Foy. lsecond Rowl R. Peters, D. Conant, P. Hansen T. Milf-k, T Haslgf, A Golub A gud. 'CZ ,nl , -ondfo fw-wq-v-...--.- . . . . .. .... .:.: :E,...::.-nazg- , .-- - -- - -5-.. L A ,,.s. we '--'. ee V - - --rc' ':' ' ' ' v f-og'- -'f -' g,,-,-,-.-, Q'.7:.'-'-H i.Q:-jg-,., - S42 ., Wed This uf fhe ly W-1 I esisi, 'mfllinii' 'S og lf' 0 . i ulitundmg V DMSO A 0 Chic lf 5 Oqllllill Sli: i J Eli' d r Q' ll llllllllll 3' Lg? El ltl HARTT COLLEGE BAND The Hartt College Band is a concert group of symphonic proportions, in which the students are given the opportunity to play the best in concert band and wind literature. Performance under the direction of Mr. Israel Kopmar are given for scholar- ship concerts and benefits in the public schools as well as for ceremonial occa- sions ofthe University. U2 'Kiwi Seated: R. Dubel, N. Adams, O. Zeidenbergs, J. Mastrionni, C. Price, Standing: D. Banks, S. Brunaccioni, J. Adamiak, N. Therrien, N. Panke. Missing: G. Robinson, M. Hollfelder. HARTFORD ART SCHOOL STUDENT ALLIANCE The task of acting as liaison between the student body and the administra- tion at the Hartford Art School falls to the Student Alliance. This, however, is not the only function of the Alliance, composed of representatives of each class. Educational, social, and athletic activities comprise another part of the Alliance's undertakings. Once a month its members meet to provide for lectures, field trips such as museum visits, parties, dances, and a picnic to culminate the year's events. - - -- -. 5: .' V, - - V - - 37.11-: .:. 3' .... ..-4.-.-fr .AL-Y--A--A-,Ji-7,f,1':::.-.'. ,'.44.-.,:4.-.3 qi- - , , -., L. .-.5 51-,p ,. . . - --1Y . ...,, ....,-- - .-....-. ..:.::.2-I2-T 7. ' 74..:L- ' -- - - .r., .- wud:- ' ' ' -' ' '.-.- .za-..... n , 1 -. r-.Jn 2 - - 1 21. . .-. . HARTT COLLEGE CHORUS The Hartt College Chorus is a selected group which meets twice a week, holds at least one annual concert, and performs for functions outside the school. The Chorus is open to students by audition only. The types of music which the Chorus presents include music for men's voices and for women's voices as well as for mixed chorus. The group meets under the direction of Mr. James Mitchell. 6 -- e- V N s i i w 3 ffssssfv a I 5 it liisil , . e - i 5 ,,- l f 5 , E - 1 I X A I i l I '--gr -K J s ' ' 2 l , 'TI l , , 74- s 5 1. .ml ., W., , 1 '. ' 5, t , Seated: D. Spicer, E. Barrett, R. Murtha, A. Mack. Standing: J. Mills, J. Legas, R. Brule, C. Swanson, R. Lepore. HARTT STUDENT COUNCIL As the student government organization at Hartt, the Student Council regulates all social activities of the college, and works to improve student welfare. Members are also interested in the continuance of co-oper0Ti0n and good feeling among students, faculty, and administration. The Council is composed of five elected oFficers and two elected repre- sentatives from each class. an W V 331' , 'ee cis . ., h'K9U, 'SCN 005 OW Yge ilpes ol C95 v find lo' it-. it E l r the tlrr tif ,css iiizii ,, , F.,-v CC- ff lf Elia? 1' ' ,, , A f -, ' .. 7, f ur W. i. W ' , f , ,, ,,,,. ,.,,, 7. ,,,,,, .,,. ,,,,,,,, ,, HILLYER CHORUS The Hillyer Chorus is an organization which gives students who like music an opportunity to enjoy various types of group singing. During the first semester members took part in the Hartford Times Carol Sing, performed at the Christmas Convocation, and sponsored their first Miss Hillyer candidate, Susan Ebb. A television per- formance, a Spring concert, and other school and community events rounded out the chorus' schedule this year. HILLYER STUDENT COUNCIL The student governing body of Hillyer Col- lege is composed of elected delegates from each of the four classes. In addition to an interest in academic and social problems of the University, the Council supervises and co-ordin- ates social affairs. The accomplishments of this year's Council are many and varied. Recogni- tion of social fraternities and sororities was achieved, the time limit between student nom- inations and elections for office was extended, and a working co-operation with the Student Life and Interest Committee was established. With an eye to the future, rules were formulated for the co-operative functioning of the three student governing bodies on the new campus along with the formation of a University Student Association. Council members also participated in the annual National Student Association Con- ference held this year at Columbia University. I- ' '. r f, .': ,az::.7:f:-i'.','.'z:fg-gig'gh , jg-'-.3- ...., !gE 5g5p . ,,.,., , .' .. , .- 1 H--rc'- 1..y.,..1.,.e...1..4....1uwf.v4r -' W a7 :'!i' -2 'fir' - -1 . . - , . - , -V - V -- F . Y. H .T A--V M, -1 'vw V A Y. r - r -1 - 4.5 - -' ' ' r -eu--w--u-unnsuym. 'F'--.,. np-v' KAPPA MU Honor and service are the two main concerns of Kappa Mu, the honorary fraternity for Engineering students. Throughout the year its activities have included dinner dances, banquets, and slide rule classes held for the benefit of Freshmen. They have also entered a team in the University'5 intramural basketball contest. Under the direction of Mr. Raymond Lawley, Kappa Mu is establishing a scholarship fund for promising students who show scholastic ability in engineering studies. X 2 , 1 fi t , , X t L . ' V Q . . , , 3 . ' , s Q - 2 4-., , . , . -- -v F F 1 t gr X s 1 . ,,' -,. Ar 4'NNu..fg x - 'CD 4. Zia A X V X . Q ,T A 'H' are - FX. . 4' N 5 X A n . L i 'v N ' R X , Ii . 4133 A . ,, N . ? - , . I n X - fpirsg Rowy T, Ngwmgnl B, Poutre, C, Glenney, D, Kupec, C, Sidway. burg, B. Azia, H. Duval, J. Osowiecki, P, Biarkman, E. Kaftanowicz, lSe-:ond Rowi H. Sinclair, V. Kiritsis, F. Schon, R. Lesieur, P. Swats- J. Scheibenpflug, D. Cote, P. MGmOllhI, D. Conant, W. Dontlgney. . . t ,,v, - ..s x ,, f . ... Q W,- it i i t l .I l l Q t , X . .fn . , , . ,. ,,, 1- if-Al A lib I Intl iffortt Rowt R. Clark, T. Frasca, E. Vogt, R. Horne, E. Premont, L. Bowen, R. Tweeddole, J. Keinz, S. Neiame. lSecond Rowj G. Michaud, N. Laurence, R, Roche, L, Tribuiani, M. Stein, J. Stillwagon, J. Kali- nowski. lBack Rowj J. Pinto, H. Mercik, R. Kalber, F. Moller, H- Lenef' sky, S. Zalewski, R. Kasevich, B. Banulski, C. Sgamb01i- LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Lettermen's Club, which is concerned primarily with prorTIOTlUQ Pena' sportsmanship and encouraging an honest and sincere basis of awards, also participated this year in various University activities. The group SP0n50'ed G candidate for the Miss Hillyer contest, Peggy Easton. For the first time they managed a concession booth at home basketball games to supplement the club's treasury. As in previous years the group will promote, in Con' junction with the Athletic Department, the Annual All Sports' Bilftquel held in MGY- AWGVCJS We Qiven to eligible Participants commensurate Wlflt the number of years participating. l lfront Sonn, Seated St, Gel Ml All Mu B del mutici ment. flip CQnte tqke llQli0f Helen t i 'C fFront Rowj R. Saposnik, M. Dunn, B. Azia, M. Stein, S. Luckman. lSecond Rowj J. Cantone, C. Webber, G. Sonn, N. Schweitzer, J. Schneiderman, I. Schriftin. fBack Rowj A. Golub, B. Stang, S. Bromet, A, Zivony. . l 'F i ' I i, I , ,N Q 4 nc f -rv , ,an - X MENORAH CLUB Membership in Menorah provides Jewish students with opportunities for religious, intellectual, and social devel- opment. Major speakers at Menorah meetings this year were Rabbi Kartt, Louis Sampliner, and Mrs. Grande, a handwriting expert. Social activities in- cluded a get-acquainted party, a hay- ride, College Nite at Emanuel Syna- gogue, and a splash party. The union of Hillyer's Menorah with the Hartt School's Jewish organization is one in- dication of the continual movement toward more university consolidation. Qs I X Seated: S. Sheldon, B. Davis, K. Devine, E, Sagebeer, M. Szidor, L. Richardson, E. Barrett, C. St. Germain. Standing: B. Budinsky, R. Atamian, Miss Hubbard, C. Mangen. MU PHI EPSILON SOCIETY - ALPHA BETA CHAPTER Mu Phi Epsilon is a national honorary professional Music Sorority which is dedicated to the advancement of music in America, the promotion of musicianship and scholarship, loyalty to the Alma Mater, and to the develop- ment of a true sisterhood. Alpha Beta welcomes new girls in the tall, gives music assemblies and concerts, sponsors speakers and school dances, gives spaghetti suppers and cake sales to raise money for donations to local institutions as well as to national projects, and has many other musical and social activities. Miss Helen Hubbard is the faculty advisor. ev' V ' s or ....Js,,J i . l . i l if Q-4 ,,. I I ,- A gm' i ' B.D',E.B tt,M.G'b ,R. 'HH' Rowl M' Balm D' Mille G' Pelerson' A1 Museum' A' -mil' R' gyiierlii Pisusriollfdcioslwcfgtiliolllliiss Miglia, M.clffii1ek. tthifgs R139 B. Therlouli' D' Borenslelnf W' Barlolollo' M' Szldor, M. Plscllellll M. Tl? el .E S gterre McMahon R Szewczyk T Battista M. Vanek. COPS, P. Bissaccio. isefond ROWJ A- Defy, P' Hlrbourf D' Orza' J' Gyer' ' an ' ' I A I I MUSIC EDUCATOR'S NATIONAL CONFERENCE 41227 The Student Chapter of The Music Educator's National Conference was organized to deepen the bonds of friendship among future Music Edu- cators, to provide a better relationship among student chapters in the area, and to broaden outlooks by increasing interest in and knowledge of Music Education. The chapter meets once a month for a busi- ness meeting and usually invites a speaker. Other activities include spaghetti suppers and pizza parties. Members attend the National MENC Convention in Atlantic City. The chapter's ad- visor is Miss Rose Mende. 88 FN ffx K . fFront Rowj Mr. Sullivan, R. Bender, A. Palumbo, L. Dombkowski, B. Fichorczyk. fSecond Rowi M. DFPQL E- Orzech, M. Davis, B. Just, P. Dawdidowicz, J. Kabai, M. Beegan, D. Vale, CBack Rowj R. Cart0, C- Vallns US' F. Zaiac, H. Merritt, B. Neznayko. NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club, a Catholic organization, promotes the spiritual, intellectual, Gnd social interests of the Catholic students of Hillyer College. The oldest organization of the College, it has developed and prospered under the co-operative efforts of its facultY advisor, Professor James Sullivan, and its spiritual advisor, the Reverend Thomas C- O'Neill, an assistant at St. Augustine's Church. In addition to their regular business meetings held every other Monday, the members participated in discussion periods OH religious Gnd social problems and listened to talks given by their Chaplain and Quesl speakers. Miss Theresa Dalka was sponsored as their candidate for the Miss HillYe'H Contest. For the first time the QroUP combined its resources with those of the Menorah Club and the Student Christian Fellowship in sponsoring informal social gatherin95- Plcllls have also been made to initiate retreats for men and women, and the club will Ogaln present its Annual Communion Breakfast in early May. -P t 1.1 11 .ff f, I ,ziiaiggsv-iq:-snvrvr Q1-'C P -az: ,,, ,.,, 1 ,Q . - . . H g b., . . v . . F , . V ..,,...... .V-Y L .. . h ' . . H Y ,--'- .Y - . 4 ' ' - ': -.1 -1.'.'13'-..x:::-1: 125' 41' 'f 4- O sg:--f z M- - 1. 'K ' 22292, ,... :E -.:mT-7: 613255 .. i - '- f-', 'f?-E?-112111712-k:'E F'2ff -iEE'r::.ff-if--Q-155--rrr'f1'-'-'i '.JL:'2'ff::: -t121Yfr2i1 '!.Y . 1 . ,- Us .-,-1-- .5-f..-1-:...,-,.-1,-mg. .. -J .-. .,,,' -L.,-.K-ff-'f :zur -.jj.j'1m-T-W.. .Inv I-.1 1-A--15 fel.: 4, 2--'-ji Q-A-K--gd f,,.-,..L. .,wH: fQfg,,g-ff,-::::9:::.. x - 1 -- 3:1 H4.,,,-s--.'w,:- .4-,hy ,-1.57 5- 5 2 'wx ts. 5 I 1:-K Y., 1. ll J ' - . ,.. .'.n-. 1 aff. .yt-Cf' if w' l. f .., .L '1 'Cl' 5,52 f ,vzjf .1 21' gf ' ,f , , . , . . ,JH -r ff C. .fd Qt' ..v .1 1 f , i. . v I ,f ff .r ir' Ju! 1 , ff yr , ff !l NEWMAN CLUB OF HARTT COLLEGE The Newman Club is a religious organization which provides education and religious inspiration for Catholic students through a series ot lectures. Meetings are open to students of any denomination. Social activities of the club include bowling, volleyball, and an annual picnic. Mr. Edward Diemente is taculty advisor of the group, and the Reverend Bradford Colton serves in the capacity of Chaplain. nf' ft is tx l X Seated: M. Piscitelli, N. Queen, W. Bartolotta, M. Lynch, Mr, Die- mente. Standing: F. Pacocha, T. Battista, P. Hirbour, C. St. Ger- main, A. Doty, E. Barrett, J. Mills, D, Orza, K. Lagace, L. Peta, J. Mariano, M. Szidor, E. Santerre, A. Prutz, R. Theriault. . . ,uv fo'o'v'oW ffovvf o 4 o o 0 ' X.sv,x.. ,ggggg 944.9311 xv.. , CFront Rowl J. Sydor, F. Giorgio, A. Smat, P. Hirbour, T, Hasler, G. Gartside, P. Maffiolini, Jr. fSecond Rowl C. Carroll, D. LePard, G. Wheeler, R. S. Stawiarski, William Gravitt, CDirectorj. PEP BAND The University of Hartford Pep Band showed outstanding progress this year under the directorship of Bill Gravitt, a senior at the Hartt College of Music. The members of the band play for their own pleasure and also to stimulate and promote school spirit. The band has added much color this year to home basketball games, pep rallies, and various convocations held in the school. The band, comprised of eleven members, is open to anyone who plays a band instru- ment. . -, 4, ., .-,fe-.1-.:g.:,j.g,yggi-'men'ff,-self.:rea:-? 'f55::ii::1-:1:':u?--- 1- -sa - 2 ,. ,,J,g,g,g.g...,,.,,,..,,,,.af- . u...4,-.:.v:vsuTn.,...-..J...uunh-e-aa:va--f--+-o- - y Y Y , v A ,- . A . . .. a il I ! f:iiTfi7E1'?7'ffE3ff ' T5i3T7L'?1?:T'i ilf i '7'w'7 'i:'T7'?'?'ETTLi 5-EE ? ?i'iT F5-flTi371Tif? ?ETfs:Ti V? W 5 ff.-1-31:-9954:-522'-9.2: 331-1 A.-5-fipfifiis 112-.W aigfe-f.:+s-:E-mefzirffe-' 2-11-4-.-sf-lsfllulftwpsfzgl ' ' 'H-.--' -e..-.nf - -'SU' - A---- ALM- 1 -...W fu - - - .---.11-.-.pf .vw ' ' -- - - f-. -.gaze-M 1- --V - -1----.L.x.s.z:.:.Lf' fl f-H..e- A 1 .' A PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a national fraternity organized to advance the cause of music in America, foster mutual welfare and brotherhood of music students, develop a fraternal spirit among its members, and encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. Among the activities planned this year at weekly fraternity meetings were picnics, dances, turkey raffles, a Thanksgiving Formal, bowling, basketball, a Jazz Concert, and recitals. The faculty advisor is Mr. Edward Broadhead. 'X 'UI 7 .Q v tFirst Rowj J. Mills, R. Theriault, J. Baginski, D. Orza, A. Blankenburg, R. Eliot, T. Distephano, J. Dygert, R. Murtha, J. Bruno, R. Churchill, J. W. Bartolotta, D, Borenstein, E. Santerre. CSecond Rowi R. Lepore, Garber. fThird Rowj N. Garrett, B. Thayer, A, Gesmundo. PHI MU SIGMA The honorary medical secretarial sorority has the purpose of uniting students in the Medical Secretarial field. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month. A Christmas social for new secretarial students and a joint banquet comprise their social activities for the year. , 1 avi ' 2. l v I S. Weise, S. Malitz, S. Genovesi, P. Easton, R. Saposnik, N. Leturmy. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Under the guidance of Professor Eugene T. Sweeney, the Political Science Club is dedicated to a study of contemporary political thought and action. At regular meetings, members develop their skills in the use of Parliamentary Procedure, They participate in the Con- necticut lntercollegiate State Legislature, Current Affairs fFront Rowj Mr. Sweeney, T. Hasler, D. Ransom, R. Smith, B. Marier, F. Shores. CSecond Rowj L. Schultz, E. Hamm, R. Pawlicki, P, Holmes, I N Q ,..t ,.,. . Panels, the Foreign Policy Association, the Collegiate Council for the United Nations, and the Association of International Relations Clubs. A special proiect for the club this year was the promotion of the Keller Lecture Series. The title of Hillyer Queen was won this fall by the Political Science Club's candidate, Miss Harriet Stone. J. Fay, E. Murtha, P. Butler. fBack Rowj N. Carbone, D. Kupec, K. Sall-ca. Cf? fFront Rowj E. Orzech, S. Weise, M. Panagiotou, R. Peters, R. Larabee, M. Drag, fSecond Rowj N. Noyes, F. Zciac, C. Valinskus, P. Dawi- PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY For students especially interested in' the study of human behavior, the Psychology Society provided op- portunities for practical experience in various problems of psychology. The special activities of the club this year included field trips to the Mansfield, Norwich, and Middletown State Hospitals, co-sponsorship of the lecture by Dr. Jersild on child psychology, and sending a dele- dowicz, B. Just, S. Ebb, J. Kabai. fBock Rowb C. Sidwoy, D. Vale, H. Sinclair, R. Pawlicki, E. Kaftanowicz. gation to the Eastern Psychological Association conven- tion in New York City. The members often benefit from lectures and discussions directed by Drs. Komisar, Leon- hardt, and Streitfeld of our own psychology depart- ment. Under the guidance of Dr. Komisar, the Psychology Society has become one of our largest and most active student organizations. . . - , -'- ,-4.1 . .....,.... .7 .-- - .- si- . ' ' - - :. caanz' 'W 'f:-4 -.'1 'A '- F---- ' -:?:'E::1, .1.:.Qz:321L:15''WN' 'E2I'-7-7-LiL1VSrZ'z??:'P'1-i'::riff-:i1?27?'E'Ifff'f'-iii: 'HQ 4.if.E:Jih2 Q:L.ai1::a:iJ-LIME-'V' ' -1' Y 'g ad x32T ' 5 ' TTATTJ 'T-'gh YAY, .q...,.,,, , . .. . ,....,-..,....,, ,., ,.,. - , . . fFront Rowj D. Lee, C. Bishop, F. Sibley, K. Killer, H. Peyton, E. Kohn, G. Phelps, J. Jennings. lBack Rowj B. Fallon, R. Gaudet, H. Duval, B. Pease, N. Paulhus. SPORTS CAR CLUB Avid sports car fans have banded together this year to promote the growing interest in sports cars and to exchange ideas on the current problem of safe driving. Weekly meetings include discus- sions, tilms, speakers, and program planning. Among the club's special events this year were two driving rallies in the Connecticut area. These rallies give members an opportunity to put into practice the driving procedures which they have learned in their other activities. t ' . sxkx .ss.7..Xfx xxx -'ff sxxxx ...tt-xtk '.'. e, x xg., x x x x x x .i. x x x - Wx-.if f' vs gl C7 lFront Rowl Mr. Kudner, T. Hasler, A. Seaman, P. Hansen, N. Per- kins. fSecond Rowj E. Zikas, J. Hamill, A. Stevens, K. Beres. STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Students of the University can complement their academic lives by ioining the religious organizations of the school. Inter-religious and social gatherings highlight the activities of the Student Christian Fel- lowship. This year a chapel service tor faculty, statt, and students was held for those who desired to participate in worship with the members of the organization. These services are conducted at regular intervals throughout the year under the guidance of Mr, Warren Kudner. twlllf' ,VF lit ltllle ' A ali llisdol fm Mio' 1 llelp 'ji scllol Spll r iwirlertiles gi . 15 lialillmea R advisofi Ml' Ti iiihvwm' ' l10llOll' I 4 C, laslawitl, J. K: T . J i r i Y Mm R lumen iwl Q. F lawn' ' Img .llrsqnl Vurfmll H- Uwli. rbmmde deosonllie Mediscus ptltedlfs Connecticut to put into 'edintleir .BW iw ll vi all ui 'el' rtS was embers tteflals f TWIRLERETTES The Twirlerettes, a new group formed this year, meet every Tuesday and Thursday to practice twirls and routines which they perform at University athletic events to help promote school spirit and encourage student participation, The Twirlerettes gave their first performances this year during half-time at basketball games. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Richard Olsen, and combining hard work with enthusiasm, the girls have established a successful organ- ization. C. Kaskowitz, J. Kabai fCaptainJ, B. A. Elliott. lFront Rowl C. Paladino, R. Vitarelli. fSecond Rowj B. Sagebeef, R- MUffl10, E- Barrett K Beres Third Row H Mercik P Butler A Haddad, A. Javorski, lBack I - , C J . , . , - ROWJ C. Larson, S. Cohen, R. Peters. Missing: O. Zeidenbergs. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Each year the organization of Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges selects the most outstanding men and women on college campuses for recognition. Of the fourteen University of Hartford seniors chosen for membership in this national honor society for 1960 one is a fourth-year student at Hartford Art School, three attend Hartt College of Music, and ten are from Hillyer College. The graduates were elected on the basis of their character, personality, participation in college activities, leadership, and scholastic achievement. Through their present accomplish- ments these men and women have shown promise of future success. 93 SPORTS BASEBALL TEAM In the 1959 baseball season the pitching quality presented itself as a pleasant surprise. Despite the improved pitching staff, the Hawks' loss in hitting power gave them a 5-11 record for the season. Catcher Bill Poutre won the Most Valuable Player Award taking second place in the hitting department with a .317 average, having the most runs batted in and the most hits. Bob Marianella paced the Hawks with a .383 average while Ray Ransom scored the most runs. Charlie Sidway with .242 and Ray Ransom with a .241 ranked third and fourth respectively. Ed Kaftanowicz with .235 rated fifth and Tom Greco with .218 sixth. The team had .902 field average and 3.81 earned run average. BASEBALL SCORES 1959 HARTFORD 2 KINGS .............., .......... 8 HARTFORD 4 QUINNIPIAC ..... ......... 1 0 HARTFORD ........ 4 DANBURY ............. ...... 3 HARTFORD 2 LOWELL TECH ........ ...... 4 HARTFORD O BRIDGEPORT U. .................. 18 HARTFORD ........ 15 SUFFOLK U ............ ...... 6 HARTFORD ........ O ASSUMPTION ....... .......... 1 0 HARTFORD ........ Rain FAIRFIELD U. ........,,,......... Rain HARTFORD ........ 12 N.A.I.A. KNEW BEDFORDJ.. 5 HARTFORD ........ 3 N.A.I.A. KNEW BRITAINJ .... 8 HARTFORD 6 FAIRFIELD U. ........................ 9 HARTFORD 2 QUINNIPIAC ..... ,..... 3 HARTFORD 6 DANBURY ......... .,.... 1 HARTFORD ...,.... 8 NEW HAVEN ............ ...... I HARTFORD 1 NEW BRITAIN ................,... 7 HARTFORD 1 WORCESTER POLY .......,.,... 6 HARTFORD 3 KINGS ................................ 4 91 WWII Eur' I 3 I , - , 4 . . v. -.1 -,':-- . .. - Q., ':f,53?5,?:jf'g4,-K-I L - '--if-g:,:ff'f -- --H' -ef--- ,f . Y- E-:Ely-2 4 Af.j:.g7- -fy Q -- -.. .fm-M.-nu. V 'L -I 1 ML. -VM .ao 244 , -A 1- -. If gqa . ., '.f ':1 '7i- 'Pr I ,.5l., -,: Q, u, Q' . , , V MW T? kofuh , ' ., 'fgfyvtg-' ffl.. ., I Z7 ,main pw-nuts: rin U: t bv -,U - . sam' mu! I' A 'f.f'..,-I I fi fw-w.w.,m H ' W' WW' 25- I I I' 'ww fi. ' ...- ,. 1', W --1-.ui x r ' -' L---V A I-3 U nZ m'I ,iq?'., T, N, flrqjgrj V IQ , X --af: av-'jzrilnqkxacrq UI ' Fffwf. .ffgiili ' I 'L ' kiwi ,. ., Wi il 81:4-Ib' '-'4 -ff IA, , K -A .fI'29'-29.50 U Y.W9'77Tl I ,g 5, , A .EL Jggll n 'ff 'JU rm' ig, ,I I A f 1. I I Iii I Mau ,gd XR N x X 'r'? i 'I1V 'G-2 -lf'3' 'w'J'U 'af' ii' Q-Q: x 'L'.f. ' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Kaffanowicz, Robert Marianella, Sinclair, Co-Captain Frank Deutsch, and Co-Captain Seb Santiglia. THIRD Thomas Greco, Edward Emonds, Phil Beaudoin. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Frank Klein, Jack Repass, Mel Surefte, Bill RIGHT: Dave Fagan, Art Langdon, Ray Ransom, Charlie Sidway, Harvey Pouire, Jan Schuck, and Roger Lynch. flififf , - Y .t . gi r.e.w,3 534 Q fi.: X ,f. QA, he A ,,r- I, .IVV . 'V aw JJ W , A 5' ,eN.'.Q x fr-x1Ir'H-v- , xi 'J 71. f I+- ' .f . 591' - ' - - 'A .' .F p -r ' 'v- ' 1 JMS.. Gila .331 K' .YC Y' A., . ' . .A . . .+L ' , 9 I - ,.., .I ,:. ,','. J., . . , 4- u 1 5' ,tl I - L xi- ',I4f- 95 lm..ra-..:zuEI.iQa.:.E.:4.igg4I.2.. -f - 1 F mi:':'v 'r'7'i 55R'?LTT' : ::: ': w ' SF '332q54'Fi-:'fif ?T5 2 f2I'5ffS1f1-455.14 '1'- ffl-Qfza.-w - :f.f1z:.- - , ,L-ns. ..- -- .- ,.., . , W- ..-,LL O..,, 4 .L A- ,, EWG, ,,, '-'ii rl-ilirb 2-1-'T '-'-1:5-'-'F' S ,.' Ii-96.225515- f-:Q'1-fLiZLQ:,,f::g3ggQ335,3gg 25.5-3gp',a1-y4,x5fg:5: V V Y., -,,.-, .-. ..,:.,,,. .-E .-E - -M.. P:-:fn-nee:-:mms-Q1-E--...E-...,.,,,, BASKETBALL TEAM The 1959-1960 basketball season found the Hart- ford Hawks facing a greatly revised schedule. Rhode Island University, Northeastern University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute were among the new teams added to the varsity slate. The freshman schedule saw the addition of Trinity College, Yale University, the United States Coast Guard Academy, and Wesleyan Univer- sity. They both did admirably well considering the stiff opposition. The varsity team ended the season with a 7-13 record. Captain Tony Newman, averaging 8.7 per game, lead the Hawks as top rebounder. Bill Poutre broke two records, shooting 54.1fM: from the field and 82.8'X: from the foul line. In the foul shooting race Gene Rogers was second with a record of 81.1 Wa. Ron Lesieur topped the previous record, set by Frank Deutsch, scor- ing 34 points in a single game. 1959-1960 BASKETBALL SCORES HARTFORD u. ...,,. 40 RHODE ISLAND u ..., ..,i.,,.... 8 5 HARTFORD u. ..,... 87 CURRY COLLEGE ..i,,.,r....i,,... 59 HARTFORD u. ,.,... 55 OUINNIPIAC COLLEGE ....i.,. 70 HARTFORD u. ....,, 64 SOUTHERN CONN. ..,...i......, 78 HARTFORDU ...,... 74 LOwELL TECH ....i.....,...., ,.,., 4 I HARTFORD u. ,.,.i. 50 SUFFOLK u .r.,...,.i.....i..........i 39 HARTFORD u. ..i., 45 NORTHEASTERN u. ..,..i..,..... 68 HARTFORDU .,.... .59 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE .,..., 74 HARTFORD u ..i,.,. 57 CLARK UNIVERSITY ,.i.......,..i 77 HARTFORD u ...,.,. 83 BRIDGEPORT u. ...I................ 89 HARTFORD u. ...... 55 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ....., 72 HARTFORD u .,.I.., 71 C. w. POST COLLEGE ........ 69 HARTFORD u. .....I 55 COOPER UNION ..,,.............I 54 HARTFORDU ......r 59 ST. ANsELM'S ,.II..,..........,..I. 75 HARTFORDU .,...,I 50 CENTRAL CONN. ...,........., 1.59 HARTFORD u. ...... 83 MERRIMACK COLLEGE ,..... '85 HARTFORD u ..,,.. .58 KINGS COLLEGE .................. 55 HARTFORD u. ...... 67 PRATT INSTITUTE ...,...,......., +59 HARTFORD u. ,,,... 46 R. P. I. ..........................,......... 61 HARTFORD u. ,..,.. 73 HARTWICK COLLEGE ,.....,.,. 67 WINS ..,...,..,.....,.,,.,. 7 OWN POINTS ...... 1263 LOSSES ,..... ....... I 3 OPP. POINTS ...... 1358 -Overtime . . , 4793 .. ., y ' , ,ft i . 1. 'v- L 4, p. K , X 1 L , 1 W I ,WV ,D L, I , If 4, 1 1 , A A ff f -,A .fi . , ' .K L f. .I l 1 l If ,' ' .vw .,. Kneeling left to right: Ronald Lesieur Bill Poutre Captain Ton ' ' , , ' f Y New- ht: C I1 . mon, Chmhe Sldwayl and Don Chapman. Bock row, Standing, 'eh to give Coolcm ljnocynjgpeerar, Mark Lucas, Ron Wing, Gene Rogers, and . 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Beginning with a group of both experienced and inex- perienced runners the first season of this new sport saw the Hawk Harriers end with a 'I-l record. Baseball Coach Frank Klein and Basket- ball Coach Roy Spear combined efforts to arouse and maintain interest in the new sport. With the addition of cross country students now have a choice of two varsity sports for participation during the fall sea- son. With this year's experience to rely Upenf this team's future ,appears very bright. Next year the team will be a member of the New England Intercollegiate Cross Country Asso- ciation and thus eligible to enter in the annual New England Tournament to be run in Boston. ' 1oo l iuller, William lon- Y TEAM Iam was the n of the Uni' n, Beginning Id and ir19X' Ioi this new and with 0 nd Basliei' i eil0fl5 10 In ilie new ouniil W0 varslll the lull sea' Next IosS C bright. oi the New I . 'guilili A550 enter ln ani io be P' GOLF TEAM The most consistent winner at the Univer- sity of Hartford over the years has been the varsity golf team. ln T959 the golfers again came through with a winning season record- ing 7 wins, 1 loss, and T tie, representing their best season to date. The team also obtained membership in the New England intercollegiate Golf Association but was not eligible during the first year ot membership to participate in the annual tourney. Cap- tain of the 1959 team was William Burkep the University golf champion Thomas Nettle- bladt is also a member of the team. New colleges added to the schedule were M.l.T. and Rhode island University. GOLF SCORES 1959 HARTFORD an ASSUMPTION ..., V2 HARTFORD 4 RHODE ISLAND u. 3 HARTFORD 4v2 BRIDGEPORT u ..... 4112 HARTFORD W2 NEW HAVEN ..,...,, T14 HARTFORD 2 M. I. T ...,i.i. . ...i...., 5 HARTFORD 8 NEW BRITAIN ....,. I HARTFORD 5v2 BRIDGEPORT u. ..., 314 HARTFORD ,... 5 NEW BRITAIN ...... 4 HARTFORD 7 PROVIDENCE ...... 2 WINS .,,.... ....... 7 OwN POINTS .....,., 52 LOSSES ...... ..,.... I OPP. POINTS .......... 25 TIES ..................,,....,. I , R b t O Brien Shown above are some members of the 1959 Golf tea.m. From TOP 79. bottom 'l'2f1'1'En glleaurke and Donald Kupec, .lim Pinto, and Henderson Duval. Missing from the picture are P T0m Nettlebladt. SOCCER TEAM The University soccer team of 1959 faced the roughest schedule of any college team in the state. Coach LoMagIio's squad, greatly weakened at graduation, required almost gn entire rebuilding iob. The team's final record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie was quite respectable considering the opponents now being played and the team's inexperience, I Springfield College, American International College, Yale University, Norwich University, and Adelphi College were all new additions to the schedule. The Hawk booters played econd season as members of the New England Intercollegiate Soccer League, Captain of the 1959 team was Robert O'Brien, recipient of the sports MVP IMQ51 Valuable Player Awardl at the annual spring sports banquet. their s VM V -wp WW W .www WMM I -,,,,,, 77, , T. MTX.. ....., ,.,,.,, .s.sc.,..W,..,.1..-.,,..., ,--.,...7fs.-.,:v-- ft fe f . -.-Hn.. ,,,i 4 '38, -- Tu- I' 'L DU' I-fs GEF FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING ARE: Joseph Osowiecki, Paul DeMennato, Joseph RIGHT: John Kulac, Jose Michelangeli, Edward Murtha, David Conant, Robert Drennan, Lovett, Barry Azia, and Gerald Karp. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vasilios Kiritsis, Barry Weinbaum, William Dontigney, Jack Scheibenpflug, Frank Giorgio, and Soccer Alfred Lesperance, Captain Robert O'Brien, Chuck Glenney, Donald Vale, John Coach Peter LoMagIio. Flaherty, Peter Swatsburg, David Sinclair, Jorge Campalans. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO SOCCER SCORES 1959 HARTFORD ......,. .,.,... 1 BRIDGEPORT UNIVERSITY ......... .....,.,, 1 0 HARTFORD ....,.., ,...... 0 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE .................... ..... 8 HARTFORD ........ ....... 0 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT .,...... ..,.. 4 HARTFORD ,....... .,..... 1 LOWELL TECH. ...........,.......,........... 1.-.- 0 HARTFORD ........ ..,.... 1 YALE UNIVERSITY ................. ---.- 9 HARTFORD ....,,.. .....,. 0 NORWICH UNIVERSITY ...,..................,,.. ..... 0 HARTFORD ....,... ,.t.... 4 CLARK UNIVERSITY ...............,.....,.............. ..... 2 HARTFORD .t,..... ..1 .,.. 4 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE ......, ,..,. 0 HARTFORD ........ .......... O ADELPHI COLLEGE ,................................. ,,....,.,... 6 WINS ...,....,..,,...... ..... 3 LOSSES ,,.....,..................,. 5 TIES ..........,.,......,,....... 1 ' W' 1-.-Q' s ' 3f'If3 fT X -. I .- ' l 'A i'7t1 '+-2 I4 js '1'iI I' 1 f i d ? I-322-34. 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P I OM: i he H lil Q ,cl 'wlbgclifm .igilfeg 1 go Oitgrhl -T fl Zeffe CM ltlfllf' r 1 ' ' P K 5 f-:-rG:fgw.Ui-' l xnnnnnnnnr rmfmnrmn f'f'f1 umm , ,, wwjnyng ' 7' 3 1151133 T'-HWTWTT T U-an-fl.-q fzwfifififz iwnnnmhrivii Si hfgfi, Umm. 1.ii5'Iii' .W xjfwii?-57-S?-Q pm-:ww If 1 FW arwwpi ,.2 f1F1 Ymmnmr UUIWFW UT K TWU? 0391 Q: UBRH - 1 lj ' 1 - 1. 31, son k - . -, qwwma rw f- . 71 . 'Vine HUD? rj DOY? ahh U9 nn: ss. may 5950? e- s E ffm? .Jr f I '?f'..s'21 Wear-fre Seated, left to right, are: Coach Edmund Cosker, Steve Levine, Captain Wayne left to right: Wayne Kuhnly, Tom Hasler, James Carros, Richard Cote, and Bauer, Robert Sullivan, Norman Therrien, and Richard Spurling. Second row, Ray Larabee. SWIMMING TEAM Captained by Wayne Bauer the first University varsity swimming team had a rough initial season. For their first schedule they had a program of five meets which were held away rather than at home due to the lack of a spectator-type pool at Hartford. St. .loseph's pool on Farmington Avenue in Hartford served as the practice pool for the Hartford Ducks who were coached by Edmund Cosker, Director of the COLLEGE . pool. In their first meets the team swam against colleges with teams well established for years. The win and loss record of their first season doesn't reflect the valuable experience gained by the swimmers for li X future years. There is very little doubt that the future holds areat pos- il sibilities for this new sport. XQN1 igiiv-e rx tri' sexy -.-gr aff I 'I --1.----'ff Ti-,r1:1..'L.:,3:.:izr:'. :rg j'.?'. q ifffiil-E .-:2 1-?' E-'? ,j:,,.j7.'I -L5j:4E?- i531'F' . -3- -512, - ..1 :.-gh 45:2-55152: -.1:ggg5 - , .-.1-.-,-.-.fear-.,,. ,,,-,,-,f-.-,-, -,. . ....'., ..... :.1.' -J .. ..r .,.. ..: '- -r 1- 4 ' 5-22.4.4 'SJ t..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W-. if , ,rg ,,,,, ffff. I I my If fyf' K . HK -X1-Q A L' 6 I . . K I I I I . .k..e'2' I 4 ' ' ' rt yi lf Y .4 7 SE. 1105 u 'nfs ff? L . , QR.: 'IH IIWGCS 'fm- iii- vlg. 3 , 5V':1 Il -j Y Shown left to right: Director of Intramurals Frank Klein, 1960 all-university tennis champion John Bron- son, and varsity tennis coach Gene Sweeney. The all-university annual tennis tournament is held each fall as part of the intramural program. TENNIS TEAM Under the mentorship of Coach Gene Sweeney the 1959 tennis team compiled the best record since the inception of the sport as part of the University varsity athletic program. Merrimack College, Providence College, and Rhode Island University were new additions to the schedule which at the season's end had recorded a 9-1 mark. The year was noteworthy for the tennis squad also in having gained membership in the New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association and in having participated in the annual tourney. Although no team members gained entry into the finals, the racquet squad won respect and prestige for their efforts. TENNIS SCORES 1959 U. ofH. ..,.,. ..,... 5 RHODE ISLAND UNIVERSITY ,....... .,..... 4 U. ofH. ...,. ...,.. 8 DANBURY TEACHERS ........,.....,......... ....... I U. of H. .,.,.. ,..... 7 TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONN. 2 U. of H. .,..,. ....., 9 BRIDGEPORT UNIVERSITY .............., ....... o U. of H. ..,.. ...... 6 CLARK UNIVERSITY ..,...,........,...... .,.,... 3 U. ofH .....,. ..,... 3 MERRIMACK COLLEGE ...,.........,..... ....... 6 U. of H. ...... ...... 3 ASSUMPTION ..............,....,.............,.. ,...... I U. of H. ,..,, ...... 7 H TEACHERS COLLEGE OF CONN .....,. ,...... I V2 U. of H. ...... ...... 9 BRIDGEPORT UNIVERSITY ........... o U. 6fH. ...... ...,.. 6 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE ....., . 3 WINS ...... ..... 9 OWN SETS ................. . 136 LOSSES ..,.... .. I OPPONENTS SETS ...... 55 104 WRESTLING TEAM As a result of enthusiastic interest in wrestling Intramurals the previous year 0 varsity wrestling team was started during 1959-1960. Addition of wrestling now giveS students of the University of Hartford a choice of three sports during the winter: basketball, swimming, and wrestling. In the initial season of the new sport three- matches were scheduled with Tufts College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and the University of Connecticut. Additionally two practice sessions were held with Cheshire Academy and the Springfield Colle9e HBH team. Coach Frank Robinson of William Hall High School in West Hartford coached the team Captained by .lack Cla9Q- Caplom Clagg won three out of four of his matches for the best performance on the team.LWifh the experience gained, the future UPPea 5 promising. I Il I I I I I L T . he Gurllofiner, lM ef ... mmm: fm 'M Xu ' er: ' 4-ef X I L '73- 5-' T ,yr r .4-ug., K rf., K., 'evious yearn started dwritg tling now gitff ol Hortlord 0 ng the winter: wrestling. QT Fo t r t the new SPM tletl with ithj Y' 0 if lilhr 4 'te new ,yr 1-0 e d with Cheshire M 49 , we d QTPO QJYFO Y' 1' Q d Collt9 A an of Wrllm ,tforcl C095 jla99' ha, ol hiS mal m With Cgplu-l he tea 1 R- Stem 9913 G, K0 rP, D. Smcloifl J. Clogg F R b I . 0 lngonl COC UNIVERSITY THEATRE KI N D LADY eiw-L 2?' ,, W J , -Ja. ,Da- fizikgr IA' ,, ' I ,V 5 f J f . 1' If ,, ,A Q fu 12 'i 'f 1 V 0 11 2. , 4 'f A 5 1-' j. 3 51 Q '-5. W4 I PF 1 , QQ ' 1 T 4 ,I a I Q -I -f 'x' Q ,- as-an ' - F all 4 l 3 5 1 UNNNH mm-nw X M ' xg me Q2 nh 'F' ,nf ,gin W . ,V 11' L 16.3 QW 7 f 'N r ' ' Wg S. X f UNNJFHAHTFURU FRESHMAN - KNITNNW 1-,F 'Ill N7 X 'Yf Vff 7 T ,,,,, V l7,.,,l,,h7,,c,.,.7W,7 n h l, A W ff' ,Q , 41 ffw ff Z W 411 f 1' 4 tA'.'.1 f Q W ,fn ff 4 MM, . f , . ,f, , f. ZW ,fm M, Z iff- W, VW1 via if ff vin, A it W! fl 1 f f f , UNIVERSITY FRESHMAN INITIATION AND DANCE F ' NSW 'Y gay H gn' Alf -'Q ' . f 7 4'-' Y LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE E ,gf 45 ,ff nsfYl E. 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