University of New Haven - Chariot Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

f. l : I- j- I i inJ- fou; I-a i ■ The Chariot NINETEEN SIXTY-SIX New Haven College West Haven, Connecticut I i :■J■■ ■ y j ; J ' ' ■ ' .ii The Yearbook Upon graduation in June, our Senior Class will have completed four years of higher education which will remain of the utmost importance throughout our lives. Now the door may be unlocked for future en- deavors. It may b e further education or employment. Re- gardless, we will all be confronted with personal and world problems which will undoubtedly demand solu- tions. In order to unlock the door to future success we must never cease striving for knowledge. It is our moral obligation to face the future with a deep con- cern for mankind and the courage of our convictions. Introduction OBSTACLES CHALLENGE BUT DO NOT FRIGHTEN BRAVE MEN WOODROW WILSON ■. ' ' ■ % t. ♦ ■■;♦ ' .♦■•• ■.:« Contents INTRODUCTION page 2 ATHLETICS 50 ACADEMICS 56 ACTIVITIES 66 GRADUATES 76 ADVERTISERS 108 INDEX 128 Campus And in 1827 On the seventh day he rested. Smile! We ' re on Candid Camera Mechanical Engineering is the same in every language. Candid Camera OH come on, fellows! J If it starts to fizz, run! Orientation - Last name first, and Please spell it right! RECEPTION AND ADMISSIONS OFFICE ROOM 117 Twenty paces down the hall, turn left and wait. The Week of Freshman Orientation The Frosh Look Over The Varsity. Kangaroo Court cools off defendant. Freshmen rock at their mixer. Well they warned us. ., ' ?« ■• ' . ' f. fi 1. 1. ;f- ti I - -f r - v t -3 ' Charger blocks a goal attempt. Chargers Ed Zimmitti, voted most valuable player, relaxes after scoring a goal. New dance step— bump two, cha, cha cha. post perfect 10-0 record t Chalk up one more for NHC. Heads up ball playing. The tie breaking goal against Quinnipiac. Coach Del Gobbo with Co-Captains Italo Mongillo and Nick Di Gioia. Our Ever Growing Library Term paper due! Those many hours of study. . . Dear Professor, the reason I didn ' t finish my term paper. . . What category lists your phone number? 10 mm : House of Books Now, if I take the square root of pi... 1 f Dear Mom: Today I am a b ook end. Oh Boy! If I could only read. 11 First Semester ' s Variety Best Looking Couple at Halloween Dance Will the real Al Ferri step forward Art Buchwald amuses the student body at Seminar 66 They played and played and played. of Activities The Student Council helped plan the activities— Tom Jackson ' s Ad- ministration. Mayor Lee, Kingman Brewster speak at the Student Center Dedi- cation Heated discussion on Existence of God. nJljagiijjjigjjjifeiiaiiSaiijaafpl Stage Crew. . .backbone of pro- duction William Breuler in his magnificent portrayal of Eben ' There ' s Gold in California . . . Look ' n for Eben. . , ? 14 Ji , H i ik Tf i m- A 1 ■ [ 1 ' «s ■ kf wsm Drama Club ' s Desire under the Elms Arlene Carriulo an alumnus of NHC in her dramatic portrayal of Abby The beginning of m any tedious rehearsals 4 «4 ' ' , i 4. 4 Through these doors to the hub of activity New Haven College Student Center A game room board of advisors. A fair exchange .•• v Then what happened? Out to lunch ' T« iy '  - . a Everybody meets at the main desk. Happiness is a blanket by the fire. i- i. ' iii . ' i- ' -k ' i ' 4 ' ' i '  ' ■ Yup, it ' s the same size as a quar- ter. I think it will work. The full moon is rising. I must hurry. 18 r ' - V 7 ' V - • ■ « O. K. , Dr. Kildare, What ' s your opinion? TECHNOLOGY All right, fellas, it ' s time for lunch. If it doesn ' t work this time, I ' ll scream. Cream or sugar? EVENING STUDENT COUNCIL John Bartick, Vincent McMahon, Harrison Davis, Roger Bauman, Lester Warner, Charles Davidson, Joseph Golia, James Teodosio. KAPPA OMEGA EPSILON Evening School ' I ■, ' I V % Vi ' •f :4 . 1: .. Organizations Knights of Evening help with registration. Demonstrating Evening gift to the College. Evening Council ' s Gal Friday. President Tea Reception Line. Evening Candid Debits should equal credits. . . Meanwhile in admissions. Class in 10, but coffee first! : Two more hours. . . Oh! The class is at Strathcona! I This job calls for. Don ' t woiTy. . .You ' ll smash it! t New Haven ' s Winter Weekend The Party lasted from F inJ . Sunday. A Buffet Dinner started it off. Last one in the Pool! r- fmki. 24 ., The Dolphins— were one of many fine entertainers. Some tables just never did get served! H n l H B BFiv 5 rajp j uMr Hl . H )S k k mt i ' i ' i- ' i t J W:i .y V .7 -.1 - ' : .■.♦ The Number ♦j . ' «j:j ' L «M i; One Social Event of 1966 A V| Chargers add Collection Our high scorer, Libby Liberatore shooting one of his many baskets from far out in the corner. Phil Andros, leading rebounder, deflecting an almost sure shot by one of our Quinnipiac rivals. Captain Gary Liberatore accepts Elm C i ty Tournament Trophy, after Chargers defeated Quinnipiac, 91 - 90. 28 ,.si to Trophy Coach Don Ormrod delivering a between halves pep talk to his attentive high scoring Chargers. Gary Liberatore evading an intent Southern player in an effort to sink another Charger basket. Phil Andros getting the jump, and controlling the ball, so his teatn mates can take off toward the bas- ket and another score. 29 ' i: V W 4 ' ' W: ' (: !• ,. i v ' ' ( i -t -- « •• . ' . t i  Coach Fanning and Captain John Albinger discuss strategy Rob Corso, Bud Albrecht, Bob Montgomery and RayParcella fight over puck. Face -off win by Robert Montgomery Bud Albrecht skating in for a score Hildebrand getting ready to score m wm ! m 1 J 1 4 I 1 i. « Hildebrand scores again John Murphy wins face off Chargers Outstanding In Second Season 31 Hardworking loyal fans. Varied Student Interests Torys and the Whigs. Music Appreciation on Sunday. r ■ 1 t ' i U 1 Pickets, Anti-pickets, Counter- pickets, and Others. Viclti Albert becomes 1966 Campus Queen. Welcome Green Beret. Major Robert Osborne arrives on campus. , • , 4 t ' i: -.;■ ' r, 4- ' . . . •• .| . . . ;i . Coach Vierra congratulates pitch- ing ace Tony Franco after a big win. Scarpellino and Punzo Co-Captains look for another victory. Albinger whacks a home run against rival, Ouinnipac. t Liberatore scores as well in base- J ball as basketball. The Captain leads the way. Get a hit! Franco does it again. The Snake belts one in. HOLD UP! NO! Evening Council Christmas Party There ' s Santa. I want a doll and. Santa ' s trance. ]o ly Golly and helper. y : : Abra-cadabra. ■ ' ' . ■ . ' ■■ ■ ' • V V 11.- V V .•, . - •V .♦  ' .♦ -iK ' ■ This way to kiddie land. Santa likes big girls too! Thankful smile. Successful team and its excess baggage.. . A new sport at NewHavenCollege? Coming Out-of-the-Woods. I ' Vr. . A Watching the competition. . . itl tf ' .. Elbows Straight, Knees Bent, Eye on the Ball. . . If 1 S9 j i[„i,i,ii,iiii„i i l BI fc Good putt, Al. , 39 Spring On A young man ' s fancy. . , :mmlr A study in the sun. 29, 34, 56, BA 512... Campus All good things come to an end. Semester ' s death. CISMT.r.c -OMfAMV 1 IT HURTS! jy p« ii i|iiiwiwii i i ii f|i ' fOMlC ONSTANT ' :, PL I ' 5 tlcctron. charge e , „  ' ' - ' « ' ' octroy, ...t ,„ pn.iO 9«. %r ' 5 fl8. 0 r ' . ' - r(i8.w« f Friday night mixer. Sunday Jazz Concert with Fergtison. President ' s Fireside Chat. 11:00 A.M. Assembly. .. APO Campus Queen. The From student to teacher. Officer John Conway presenting to Board of Governors plan of Police Laboratory. SSL Classtime. A difficult selling job. 44 Evening People End of line. Police program banquet. The Scofield family— Evening 1966, Day 1965, and Day 1968. 45 ■ ' . ' . ' • ' ' : : ' ■ The Books are Open The test will cover Chapters 1-28 He usually asks?. What was her number again? Is she still looking? 46 Would you like to rephrase that question? The second door to the right. Meanwhile back at the old drawing board. . . Oh, No! ! 47 Athletics . . . Cheerleaders Sue McMinn, Linda Montanari, Beverly Carter, Patti Liberatore, and Toni Joyce cheering our great team during the Salem game. Our Coaches Florindo F. Vieira -Baseball Coach; James J. Fanning - Hockey Coach; Donald R. Ormrod - Head Basketball Coach. Missing from picture is Roger L. Herbert - Tennis and Intramural Coach. Intramural Football Champions First row: Bob Bailey, Henry Bahe, Fred Tucci, Jack Hal- kovic. Second row: Coach Hebert, Joe Magdon, George Brushett, John Miszuk, Douglas Cascella, Jeff Smith. Soccer First row: Sal Punzo, Carmen Sansone, Ronald Benner, Nick DiGioia, Jim Hazelton, Horacio Rivera, John Proto. Second row: Phil Scarpellino, Mark Makhobey, Art Pires, Eddy Zimmitti, Don Steele, Bob Amster. Back row: Ed Seward, George Zlatkowski, J oh n Anquilare, Wes Stower, Pete Proestakis, Coach Paul Topsy DelGobbo. 50 Basketball First row: John McDermott, Gerry Esposito, Jack Nisbitt. Second row: John Mizuk, Phil Andros, Don Dempsey, Don Grannis. Third row: Jesse Meeker, John Raslavsky, Don DeFazio, Brian McCartliy, Gary Liberatore, Ron D ' Orio, Neil Stollman. Hockey First row: Lawrence DeFrancesco, Dave McCabe, Tom Struble, Bob Amster, James Albinger (Capt. ), Bruce Crowther. Back row: James Sorrentino (Mgr. ), Jim Riccio, Bill O ' Donnell, Dick Hildebrand, Fred Saner, Joe Canepari, Mike Sutila, Jim Kennedy, John Murphy, Ray Parcella, Bob Montgomery, Mr. Fanning, Coach. Miss- ing: Jerry Torre. •J K r. ■?- 1 ' I. ' t ' - %h . 1. 1 1. 1. 1 : i, w. :jm :: ' Baseball )G6bbo, J. Mogdon, nm, L. PugliSi, T. U Anquillore, S. Punzo, P. ' fine, Cboeb— Fponk Vieii J. Albinger. SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1965 Al Velicka, Sal Boccuzzi, Steve Lonergan; Co-Captain, Al Nicholson, Coach, Tom Hogan, Co-Captain, Tony Maragno, Joe Emons. eOLF €S 52 Tennis Returning veterans Barry Wallach, co-captain; Stephen Holcomb, co- captain and Louis Nero. Athletic Records . . . 1965-1966 BASKETBALL WON 29 LOST 2 CROSS COUNTRY LOST WON 1 SOCCER WON 10 LOST District 32 N.A.I. A. Championship HOCKEY WON LOST 13 3 BASEBALL WON LOST 16 1 (at Print Time) Won Wooster Collegiate League TENNIS WON LOST 3 (at Print Time) eOLF WON LOST 4 3 (at Print Time) Academics MiSm Marvin K. Peterson President Allen C. Hutchinson Vice President Stephen]. Bennett Dean of Faculty NEW FACULTY Seated: Harold W. Schaughency, George K. McCabe, Mrs. Susanne L. Wellford, John Martin, Gerald O. C avail o, Bruce W. Tyndall. Standing: Byron White, Jakob Rosenthal, Alfred Mueller, Robert T. Howling, Thomas Katsaros, Michael Rethis, Ralph Macarelli, Kee W. Chun, Roger J. Hebert, Nathaniel Kaplan, Ralph B. Winn, David S. Clarke, Jr., S. Sethi, William F. SchoU, Jr., Bertrand M. Mathieu, Kantilal K. Surti. cr George Schaefer Director of Evening Division Katharine B. Ramshaw Registrar iSialOiiRSssiigaiisigisaaaigiiB Faculty JOSEPH). ARNOLD B.S., M.S. Director, Executive Development IRWIN S. BOAK B.S. , M,A. Chairman, Physics DAVID BROWN B.S,, M.A. Associate Professor, Social Studies GERALD O. CAVALLO B.B.A. , M.B.A. Instructor, Business Administration DAVID CLARKE, JR. B.A., Ph.D. Instructor, English and Humanities CHARLES DUTTON B.A. , M.A. Instructor, Business Administration HARRY W. HLLMAN B.S. , M.S. Assistant Professor, Industrial Engineering JOHN W. GOREYEB B.A. , M.A. Director, Student Services MAXWELL GRIFFITH Ph. D. Industrial Engineering OSCAR L. GROSS B.S., M.S.E.E. Chairman, Electrical Engineering EARL O. HAMEL, JR. A.B. Instructor, Mathematics WILUAM G. HOLMAN A.B., M.A. Chairman, Business Administration ROBERT T. HOWUNG B. A. , M.A. , Ph. D. Chairman, English and Humanities JOSEPH J. ARNOLD GERALD O. CAVALLO IRWIN S. BOAK DAVID S. CLARKE, JR. DAVID BROWN 58 CHARLES O. DUTTON HARRY W. nLLMAN SYDNEY]. GOLUBOFF MAXWELL GRIFFITH OSCAR L. GROSS EARL O. FL MEL, JR. JOHN W. GHOREYEB WILLIAM G. HOLM . ' Faculty NATHANIEL KAPLAN B.A. , M,A. Assistant Professor, English and Humanities PHIUP S. KAPLAN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman, Social Studies THOMAS KATSAROS B.A., M.A., M.B.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Social Studies CONST ANTINE LAMBRAKIS B.S. EE. , MS. M.E. Instructor, Electrical Engineering ROBERT N. LARSON A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Coordinator, Public and Social Ad. Program EDWARD MAFFEO B.F.A., M.A. Instructor, English and Humanities RALPH I. MARCARELU A.B., M.A. Instructor, English and Humanities JOHN C. MARTIN B. E. , M. E. Instructor, Mechanical Engineering BERTRAND MATHIEU B.A. , M.A. Instructor, English and Humanities VICTOR B. McCREA B.S. Director, Police Science Program RICHARD C. MORRISON A.B. , M. S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Physics WILLIAM H, NYCE B.S. Coordinator, Department of Chemistry WILLARD PETERSEN B.A., M. B.A. Instructor, Social Studies ROBERT T. HOWUNG THOMAS KATSAROS NATHANIEL KAPLAN CONSTANTINE LAMBRAKIS PHILUP S. KAPLAN ROBERT LARSON EDWARD J. MAFFEO JOHN MARTIN BERTRAND M. MATHIEU VICTOR B, McCREA RICHARD C. MORRISON RALPH MARCARELU WILLIAM H. NYCE 61 Faculty JAMES U, PIPER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Chemistry ARTHUR M. REED B.S. Director, Public Relations RICHARD REIMER B.B. A., M.S. Assistant Professor, Business Administration MICHAEL RETHIS Ph.D. Professor , Coordinator of Foreign Language Instruction CUSHMAN L. ROBERTSON B. S. , M.S. Director of Admissions and Guidance GENE ROCHETTE M.S., M.E. Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering JAKOB ROSENTHAL B.A. , M.A. , Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Social Studies WILLIAM F. SCHOLL, JR. B.A., B.D. Instructor, English and Humanities GENE R. SIMONS B.A. , M.S. Chairman, Industrial Engineering WARREN J. SMITH B.S., M.B.A. Assistant Professor, Business Administration HORATIO T. STROTHER B.A. , M.A. Assistant Professor, Social Studies KANTILAL SURTI B.E., M.E.E. Instructor, Electrical Engineering JOHN TELUK B.S., M.S. Instructor, Social Studies LIEN-EN TSAO LL.B Assistant Professor, Social Studies JAMES U. PIPER RICHARD REIMER WILLARD S. PETERSEN MICHAEL RETHIS ARTHUR M. REED %- i ' . ' •. ••• V ' ' w ' • if . : . -■ SI ■ :♦ ■«■■■♦ ♦ ' ♦• ' . CUSHMAN L. ROBERTSON WILLIAM F, SCROLL, JR. GENE ROCHETTE GENE R. SIMONS WARREN J. SMITH HORATIO T. STROTHER BERTRAND ROSS KANTILAL K. SURTI Faculty BRUCE TYNDALL B.S., M.S. Chairman, Department of Mathematics THOMAS C. WARNER, JR. B.E., M.S. Chairman, Department Mechanical Engineering HUGH A. WEISS A.B.,B.A.,M.S.,Ph.D. Associate Professor, Business Administration SUSANNE WELLFORD B.A., M.A. Instructor, English and Humanities BYRON WHITE A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor, Social Studies BERNARD WIENER B.S., M.B.A. Assistant Professor, Business Adm. RALPH B. WINN A.M., Ph.D. Professor, Social Studies HERBERT F. WRIGHT A.B, , M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor, Chemistry m k. ' 1 m sJ taH 1 JOHN TELUK UEN-EN TSAO THOMAS C. WARNER, JR. HUGH A. WEISS BRUCE TYNDALL BYRON WHITE RALPH B. WINN SUSANNE L. WELFORD BERNARD WIENER HERBERT F. WRIGHT STUDENTS NO PARKING 8 TO 5 ' 65 Activities SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Standing: Ivlichael Prior, John Ives, Samuel Thurston, Richard Dombrowski, John Theriault, Theodore Thomas, Richard Luddy. Seated: Lawrence Spellacy, Valentine Koory (Vice-President), Brian Thompson (President), Mr. Harry Fillman (Faculty Advi- sor), George Bolyard (Treasur- er). DAY STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Peter Stelma, Paul Kaplowitz, Philip Lakernick, Joseph Joy, Joseph Fecarotta, Donald Wall, Michael Parker, Brian Rubano, Edward Seeley, Fred Capone. Seated: Anthony DeLuca, Robert Irwin, George Stackpole, Darlene Wood, Thomas J a cks on, Rosanne Becker, Robert Gerenscer, John DuBovik, Alfred Vigorito. L 67 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Seated: Richard Basilicato, A ithony Pagoda (Vice-Presi- dent), Roger Wilson (President), Richard Wilson (Secretary), Philip Lakernick. Standing: John Monahan, Frank Petrini, Meyer Cheikin, Edward Hoffman, William Adams, William Pavone, James Parsons. Absent: Paul Kaplowitz, Michael Gordon, RobertDolan (Treasurer), Donald Beatty, Martin Northam III. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Standing: Roger Wilson, Paul Kaplowitz, Albert Ferri, Edward Tomasiewicz, Margaret Pontillo, John DxiBovik (Sec- retary), Chris Nastos (Treasur- er), Alfred Vigorito. Seated: Susan McMinn, Thomas Glass (President), Palma Cappiello. Absent: Anthony Pagoda (Socia l Chairman). 68 ■«; «. ■«! '  ' « ' . ' ■ , ' 1 ' M ' STUDENT CENTER PROGRAM COMMITTEE Standing: Alfred Vigorito, Edward Tomasiewicz, Albert Ferri, Paul Kaplowitz. Seated: Susan McMinn, Edward Seeley. PHI ZETA PSI Top Row: Edward Stevens, Carl Soboleski, Phil Andros, John DuBovik, Leo Kent. Bot- tom Row: Albert Ferri, Orville Calvert, Francis Mauro, Richard Romao, Edward Seeley, Frank Laviola, Edward Tomasiewicz. H 4. . ' . INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS, STUDENT CHAPTER First Row: Vincent Apicella, John Rumbold, Gordon James, David Ambrose, Mr. Surti (Faculty Advisor), Mr. Oscar Gross (Faculty Advisor), Patrick O ' Brien. Second Row: Anthony Sawicki, William Merson, Cost as Memerakis, Constantine Proestakis, Jacobo Kredi, PaulGamache, William Lepper, Stephen Chang. Third Row: Robert Ferxaro, Joseph Colossi, Leslie M ont es, Gennaro Ferraro, Benjamin Lorenzi, Vaughan Lawrence, Igor Boris. TAU KAPPA BETA Front Row: Joseph Niglio, Robert Waselick, Mr. Simons (Advisor), Chris Nastos, William Quinn (President), Richard Fazzuoli (Treasurer), Gordon Preiss (Social Chairman), Francis Masi, Jeffrey Grossman. Back Row: Patrick Donahue, Peter Cozzolino, Joseph Joy, John Veillette, Joseph Tartaglione (Vice-President), Glenn Dinnean. ■ ,v f 1 ' ■ • . f ' 1 f 1 Seated : Susan McMinn, Kathleen Serella, Geraldine Cleek, Eileen Zuk, Catherine Anderson and Darlene Wood. Standing : Linda Montanari, Margaret Purcell, Toni Joyce, Joanne Horbock, Elena Kasperowicz and Sharyn Torbert. Missing when the picture was taken: Rosanne Becker. ALPHA PHI EPSILOH KAPPA PHI SIGMA First Row: Ronald Sanzone; James Riccio (Pledge Master), JohnBenevento, (Pledge Master) Alfred Vigorito (President), Albert Clemente (Vice President), David Burleigh (Recording Secretary), Keneth Meighan (Treasurer). Second Row: Robert Basilicato (Social Chairman), William Pe stritt o (Pledge Master), Robert Irwin, Alexander Maffeo. Third Row: Douglas Watts (Corresponding Secretary), John Varrone, Thomas Glass, Robert Gerenscer. Fourth Row: Edward Sink, John Koris, Craig Sheridan, Peter Cooney. Members not pictured: Theodore Pelletier, Thomas Atkins, Ronald Delaney, Donald Dempsey, Cornelius Leahey, John Miszuk, 4 PHI THETA KAPPA SCHOLASTIC HONOR SOCIETY Steven Golstein (Secretary), Arthur Hanke (Treasurer), Lawrence Simeone, Bruce Streeter, Robert Merritt (V i c e President), Ethel Bailey, Mr. Bernard Wiener (Faculty Advisor), Henry Smith, Alfred Vigorito, Philip Karakoosh. First Row: Vincent Apicella, Lawrence Simeone, Joseph Swierczewski (Vice Pres- ident), Patrick O ' Brien (Treaswer), Orville Calvert (President), Mr. Oscar Gross (Faculty Advisor), Thomas Rook, Robert Hancock, James Boylan. Second Row: Robert Ferraro, Lee Vito, Robert Steinnagel, Edward Stevens, Mark Makhobey, George Zlatkowski, Ara Kaloustian, Benjamin Lorenzi. Third Row: James Gordon, JohnChester, Joseph GoUiso, Leslie Montes, JocoboKredi, PaulGamache, William Lepper, Igor Boris. Fourth Row: Curtis Oestreich, Richard Dombroski, Robert Price, AlvydasVelicka, Gennaro Ferraro, Richard O ' Bymachow, Thomas McKenna. Member Absent: Fillmore Bain (Secretary). CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS STUDENT CHAPTER • mimffmm- ' - FOOTBALL CLUB Front Row: Albert Ferri (Vice President), James Shanahan (Secretary), John Dziurzynski (President), Jerry Petrecca (Sgt. Arms). Middle Row: James Sorrentino, FredCapone, Ronald Ferraiolo. Top Row: Jay Magalnick, Anthony Deluca, Richard Radawicz, Paul Grabowski, Robert Moore, Robert Nierman, Carmen Mendola, Mr. Richard Morrison (Faculty Advisor). Front Row: Steven Shiffrin (Treasurer), Jerome Winnick (Vice President), Paul Witte (President), Mr. Gerald Cavallo (Faculty Advisor), William L e w i n (Secretary), John Anacona, John Sanzone. Back Row: Milford Taylor, Edward Mathews, James Niedenbiirg, Jeffrey Stewart, Theodore Pelletier, Joel Hunt, Michael Hines, Robert Comstock. AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION 73 ( i : ■ i- ' l ' -L ' J, % ' I ' •4. ' 4 H ' k- ' ' ■ ' .■ ' i W ' ' i •. Row One: Patricia Libero, Victoria Albert, Rosemary Delizio, Palma Cappiello, Margaret Pontillo, Sandra Lebedewick, Dorothy Matus, Dorothy Moore. Row Two: Judith Koshis, Henrietta Augustus, Jane Emmerman, Gay Greer, Judith Spicer, Marilyn Pierson, Kathleen McDonnel, Gayle Woodruff. Missing: Margaret Gargano, Roseann Volpicella. CHI KAPPA RHO NEWMAN CLUB Front Row: Valentine Koory, Father Vjuis, Edward Tomasiewicz, Richard Li pp. Second Row: Mar- garet Purcell, Susann M c M i n n, Linda Montanari, Elena Kasper- owicz, Katherine Serella. Back Row: Albert Ferri, James Sorrentino, John Raslavsky, John Dubovik, Edward Pagano, Charles Parker. ,f i?; ;i , ; . ' ; , ' 1 : ;« •■ '  ' •«• ;l •• WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB Albert Ferri - SECRETARY; Robert Irwin - PRESIDENT; James Parsons - VICE PRESIDENT. CHESS CLUB David Clark, ADVISOR; Dennis St. Charles, VICE PRESIDENT; Donald Moore, PRES- IDENT; Michael L. Castroll, TREASURER. Second Row: Robert Ruth, Thomas Tibbals, Robert Becker, Craig Dean, Darrell Smith, Larry Kellough, Jaroslaw Luciw. 1, 4, -9, 4 ,• ■ «: t; Graduates J 4- .■ . . r .ftt; : , ' , ' The President ' s Message Sincere and warm congratulations are extended to each of you who are about to receive your degrees. These are personal words, of course, but they also come to you in behalf o f the Board of Governors and the staff of your col- lege. Most of you have had four years of being on campus and a real part of New Haven College. Some of you have come from other colleges. It has been a pleasure to have all of you with us. It is our most sincere wish that you have found on our campus, in our buildings and among your fellow students and fa- culty all that you have sought for in achieving a college education. Ours is primarily a technical college where competence in business and en- gineering are acquired at the four year level. We view this objective, however, as only one phase of your college ca- reer. We hope you have broadened your perspective considerably beyond the technical and material and have sought and achieved asocial and cxiltxxral awareness to a high degree. There are many who believe that the only college education is one in liberal arts. In the opposite camp are those who feel that technical training in considerable depth is the only way to a profession. Since we emphasize the latter ob- jective, we naturally mould our curri- cula to that end. But the liberal education is not ignored because we believe in a combination. Fvirthermore, four years is only a small fraction of the years ahead. Opportunities for depth in professional training and breadth in a liberal education are ample. This is a charge to each of you that the mere formalization of four years spent in a college is not the end of your education. A majority of you will not use the Engineering-Science Building, now on the drawing boards, with construction scheduled for next year. Members of the class of 1971 will be the first to use this much needed facility. When it is avail- able, a modest increase i n enrollment will be possible. But the primary pur- pose of this new building will be to pro- vide better facilities for a technical education. The Student Center, which was completed this past year, has served well indeed as a focus for your extra- curricular activities. Next must b e the greatly improved technical facilities. Alumni support in the magnitude that colleges experience today is com- paratively new. Even the great univer- sities find that this type of financial aid has materially increased over the past ten years. Our own 1964-65 Annual Alumni Fund exceeded all previous ef- forts in every category, and we were proud of this achievement. The support of the alumni means much to every college. It is a barometer by which other donors outside the col- lege family judge the worthiness of a college for additional help. We hope that you, members of the Class of 1966, will be loyal alumni, but we cannot expect your loyalty unless your college merits it. You shall be the judge; we hope the decision will be favorable. I offer every best wish to each of you as you leave these halls. May you find success in your chosen field of en- deavor. May your experience here stand you in good stead. May you contribute in small or large part to the benefit of your community, your country and yoxir fellow man. , 1 -€Xk ZZ Z 77 , ■ ' . V;1 , ' %r ' ANDREW LOUIS ALBERINO Northford, Conn. B. S. Accounting ANTHONY R. ANTENUCCI West Haven, Conn. B. S. Accounting VINCENT J. APICELLA New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering IEEE; CSPE; Ski Club RONALD G. ARPRINO Branford, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering; IEEE VINCENT J. APICELLA nLLMORE F. BAIN JR. Bridgeport, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering IEEE; CSPE; President Freshman Class RAYMOND C. BARSKE Fairfield, Conn. B.S. Business Administration SAM RICHARD CHARLES BASILICATO Hamden, Conn. B.S. Public and Social Administration AOP Bowling Team; Weightlifting Club; Intramural Football, Softball ROBERT G. BASILICATO Hamden, Conn. B.S. Business Administration KPS; Intramural Basketball Softball; Bowling Team LOUIS A. BELENARDO JR. New Haven, Conn. B.S. Business Administration JAMES P. BEIRNE Mt. Carmel, Conn. B.S. Industrial Administration IGOR BORIS New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering IEEE; CSPE JAMES J. BOYLAN Wallingford, Conn. B.S. Industrial Administration CSPE; SAM ANDREW LOUIS ALBERINO RONALD G. ARPRINO ANTHONY R. ANTENUCCI FILLMORE F. BAIN JR. 78 ' .f T.t .;-„ ' ., I ,... ' ♦■■ '  ' •♦■ ♦••■ ' ♦•: RAYMOND C. BARSKE 1 % t RICHARD CHARLES BASILICATO ROBERT G. BASILICATO LOUIS A. BELENARDO JR. IGOR BORIS A t w JAMES J. BOYLAN JAMES P. BEIRNE 79 GEORGE H. BOWERS, JR. New London, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering GEORGE ANDRE BROUILLARD New Haven, Conn. B.S. Accounting, SAM HAROLD R. BURRE Wallingford, Conn. B. S. Mechanical Engineering DAVID E. BURNS West Haven B.S. Business Administration SAM Vice-President PZP Student Council ORVILLE M. CALVERT West Haven, Conn. B.S. Mechanical Engineering PZP; CSPE Student Council CARL H. CARLSON JR. Waterbury, Conn. B.S. Industrial Engineering ERNEST CASSESSE JR. Hamden, Conn. B.S. Business Administration Intramvtral Basketball PHILLIP O. CREEL Waterbmy, Conn. B.S. Accounting; SAM ANDREW A. CRISCUOLO Orange , Conn. B.S. Business Administration GERALD J. DeANGELO Monroe, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering MICHAEL SILVIO DeFEO New Haven, Conn. i.S. Industrial Administration Marketing Club; AMA Newman Club GLENN DINNEAN West Haven, Conn. B.S. Business Administration TKB; Golf Team; Weight Lifting Team RICHAPDJ. DOMBROSKI Wallingford, Conn. B.S. Industrial Engineering; CSPE SAM; Intramural Basketball and Football GEORGE H. BOWERS, JR. GEORGE ANDRE BROUILLARD HAROLD R. BURRE ORVILLE M. CALVERT DAVID E. BURNS CARL H. CARLSON JR. 80 ,f it :i . ' J, ■ M V r •. .« V ANDREW A. CRISCUOLO ERNEST CASSESSE JR. ih GLENN DINNEAN y GERALD J. DeANGELO irA PHILUP O. CREEL RICHARD J. DOMBROSKI k. MICHAEL SILVIO DeFEO 81 .1 ;: '  ■ f .. 1 k JOHN T. DuBOVIK A t PATRICK). DONAHUE FRANK FASANELLA RALPH J. ESPOSITO 1 FREDERICK DOWLING .fe RICHARD S. FAZZUOLI RAYMOND J. FALK 82 ;f ' it .t .t ' n ' : vt .t ' M V , ■ • % GENNAROJ. FERRARO ROBERT FITZGERALD PATRICK). DONAHUE Bridgeport, Conn. B.S. Business Administration TKB; Newman Club; AMA Ski Club FREDRICK DOWLING New Haven, Conn. B.S. Business Administration Sportsman Club; Photo Club; Senate News Photographer JOHN T. DuBOVIK New Haven, Conn. B.S. Industrial Administration PF; CHARIOT; Weightlifting Club; Newman Club; Student Court Student Council; Freshman Week Committee RALPH J. ESPOSITO West Haven, Conn. B.S. Business Administration Bowling Team RAYMOND J. FALK Orange, Conn. B.S. Business Administration Intramurals; Newman Club; Ski Club Drama Society; SAM FRANK FASANELLA Trumbull, Conn. B.S. Business Administration ALBERT JOHN FERRI DEMETRA FORTUNES LETITIA C. FISHER RICHARD S. FAZZUOLI Hamden, Conn. B.S. Accounting TKB; Sportsmans Club Intramural Football Weightlifting Club GENNAROJ. FERRARO New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering CSPE; IEEE ALBERT JOHN FERRI New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering PZP; Newman Club; Student Council; IEEE; CSPE Football Club; Track LETITIA C. nSHER Floral Park, New York B.S. Business Administration Newman Clufc; CHARIOT ROBERT FITZGERALD West Haven, Conn B.S. Business Administration Basketball Manager; Soccer Manager Baseball; Intramural Basketball DEMETRA FORTUNES Orange, Conn. B.S. Business Administration (Major- Accounting) 83 RICHARD A. FUNARO Milford, Conn. B. S. Public Social Administration PAULD. GAMACHE New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering CSPE; IEEE DONALD F. GAUDIO West Haven, Conn. B.S. Industrial Administration THOMAS GLASS New Haven, Conn. B.S. Marketing; KPS; IPC AMA; Newman Club; Student Council; Freshman Week Activities FRANK S. GRECO Norwalk, Conn. B.S. Accounting THOMAS S. GRIGGS Milford, Conn. B.S. Industrial Administration JOHN W. HALLAM Shelton, Conn. B.S. Business Administration MARTIN C. HANSON Waterbury, Conn. B.S. Accounting DAVID CHARLES HARLOW Hamden, Conn. B.S. Industrial Engineering; Ski Club FRANK J. HERB Devon, Conn. B. S. Social Administration WILLIAM). HILL Orange, Conn. . S. Industrial Administration STEPHEN W. HOLCOMB New Haven, Conn. J. S. Industrial Engineering Ski Club; Tennis RICHARD A. FUNARO DONALD F. GAUDIO ■ ' t?v A-i- THOMAS GLASS PAUL D. GAMACHE fM FRANK S, GRECO 84 r . ' ..f v ' T B '  ■ ■ v 4 MARTIN C. HANSON THOIVIAS S. GRIGGS WILLIAM J. HILL k DAVID CHARLES HARLOW JOHN W. HALLAM STEPHEN W. HOLCOMB FRANK J. HERB 85 A t MICHAEL], lACCARINO ROBERT J. HORNE GORDON W. JAMES, JR. t- JOHN L. IVES FREDERIC S. HUDSON DAVID O. JONES A ROBERT S. JACOBS 86 s ■;«■.♦ ■■•♦ ' :,;♦ wl JOSEPH D. JOY ROBERT J. HORNE West Haven, Conn. B.S. Business Administration FREDERIC S. HUDSON West Haven, Conn. B. S. Business Administration MICHAEL J. lACCARINO New Haven, Conn. B. S. Marketing JOHN L. IVES Wallingford, Conn. B.S. Industrial Administration SAM; Ski Club; Weightlifting Club ROBERT S. JACOBS New Havenj Conn. B.S. Business Administration PTK; National Scholastic Society PHILIP S. LAKERNICK LEON A. JOZEFOWICZ JOSEPH P. LAPAGLIA JOCOBO KREDI GORDON W. JAMES JR. New Haven, Conn. 5.S. Electrical Engineering Radio Club; IEEE; CSPE DAVID O. JONES Branford, Conn. B.S. Business Administration; PTK JOSEPH D. JOY New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering TKB; Student Council; IEEE LEON A. JOZEFOWICZ Brooklyn, New York . S. Mechanical Engineering CSPE; ASME JOCOBO KREDI New Haven, Conn. . S. Electrical Engineering IEEE; CSPE PHILIP S. LAKERNICK New Haven, Conn. . S. Public and Social Administration APO; Photo Club; Bowling Team News; CHARIOT; Student Council JOSEPH P. LAPAGIA Ansonia, Conn. B. S. Business Administration Intramural Football 87 • .. • ' •■ =;  -■!• f .. GEORGE R. LANGE B.S. Business Administration ROY LATSEN New Haven, Conn. B. S. Business Administration JOHN P. LEARY JR. Ansonia, Conn. B.S. Public and Social Administration News; Newman Club Young Democrats ROBERT E. LEE New Haven, Conn. B. S. Business Administration Intramural Basketball, Football WILLIAM JOSEPH LEPPER Meriden, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering I.E.E.E. C.S.P.E. CHARLES H. LETOURNEAU New Haven, Conn. B.S. Industrial Engineering GERALD LEWIS New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering LAWRENCE J. LILLIS New Milford, Conn. B. S. Accounting JAOSLAW B. LUCIW New Haven, Conn. B. S. Electrical Engineering Soccer; Chorus, Chess Weightlifting; I.E.E.E. Ski Club ytr GEORGE ROBERT LANGE ROBERT E. LEE ROY LATSEN WILUAM JOSEPH LEPPER LEONARD F. LYE II West Haven, Conn. B. S. Accounting ALEXANDER A. MAFFEO Derby, Conn. B.S. Marketing K. P. S. ; Sportsman Club; Weightlifting Newman Club; S.A.M. THOMAS EZEQUELLE MAGERA West Haven, Conn. B.S. Industrial English Tennis MART MAKHOBEY Newark, N.J. B.S. Mechanical Engineering Soccer; CSPE; A.S.M.E.; P.T.K. Bk JOHN P. LEARY, JR. CHARLES H. LETOURNEAU 88 • - . GERALD LEWIS LAWRENCE J. LILUS A M JAOSLAW B. LUCIW THOMAS EZEQUELLE MAGERA 4 1 LEONARD F. LYE, II A MARK MAKHOBEY ALEXANDER A. MAFFEO EDGAR E. MARONEY EMIL M. MARTINO THOMAS J. MASSE FRANCIS A. MAURO, JR. l4? J THOMAS E. McKENNA 90 EUGENE L. McREDMOND ■ tfK- -yf W • DANIEL J. MEEHAN :iJrj ]  -i- KENNETH MEIGHAN ITALOJ. MONGILLO CHARLES I. MIK JOSEPH T. NIGLIO RONALD JEROME MISENER EDGAR E. MARONEY New Haven, Conn. B.S. Public Social Administration Vice Pres. Freshman Class Intramural Basketball; Golf EMIL M. MARTINO Naugatuck, Conn. B.S. Business Administration THOMAS J. MASSE New Haven, Conn. B.S. Business Administration Marketing Major; Charter Member TKB; Varsity Baseball 1962-3 TKB: Softball and Basketball FRANCIS A. MAURO, JR. Paterson, New Jersey B.S. Industrial Administration Intramural Baseball, Football Student Council; Chess, Football Newman and Weighflifting Clubs PZP THOMAS E, McKENNA Wallingford, Conn. B.S. Mechanical Engineering ASME; CSPE; Yearbook Newspaper; Photo Club Pres. 65 EUGENE L. McREDMOND Stamford, Conn. B. S , Accounting DANIEL J. MEEHAN Bridgeport, Conn. B.S. Business Administration Intramural Basketball, Football TKB KENNETH MEIGHAN Hamden, Conn. B.S. Business Administration KPS; Student Council CHARLES I, MIK Meriden, Conn. B.S. Industrial Administration SAM; Newman Club RONALD JEROME MISENER New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Engineering Amateur Rac ' io Assoc. ITALOJ. MONGILLO West Haven, Conn. B.S. Public Social Administration Soccer Team, Co-Capt. 65 JOSEPH T. NIGLIO Hamden, Conn. B.S. Business Administration TKB 91 PATRICK G. O ' BRIEN Waterbury, Conn. B.S. - E.E. Treas. CSPE, Treas. IEEE Treas. ESC RICHARD L. O ' BYMACHOW West Haven, Conn. B.S. - I.E. CSPE WILUAM A. PESTRITTO, JR. Middletown, Conn. B.S. - Public Soc. Adm. KPS, IPC Rep. RODNEY A. PETERSON Caribou, Maine B.S. - Ind. Adm. PTK Fraternity FRANK PETRINI, JR. Bethany, Conn. B.S. - Ind. Adm. Football, Baseball APO Fraternity EDWARD J. PHILLIPS Southbury, Conn. B.S. - M.E. RALPH E. PISACANE Milford, Conn. B.S. - Ind. Adm. GORDON WILLIAM PREISS Milford, Conn. B.S. - M.E. TKB, SC, IFC, CSPE Am Soc. M.E. ROBERT B. PRICE Manchester, Conn. B.S. - M.E. CSPE, ASME MICHAEL DENNIS PRIOR Wallingford, Conn. B.S. - Ind. Adm. SAM, Newman Club WILUAM J. REMUS West Haven, Conn. B.S. - Bus. Adm. PETER JOSEPH REO Clifton, N.J. B.S. - Bus. Adm. A. S. in Arts Science WILLIAM A. PESTRITTO, JR. PATRICK G. O ' BRIEN - ■■ T RODNEY A. PETERSON RICHARD L. O ' BYMACHOW FRANK PETRINI JR. :fB-f:i ' - ■s; - ' f;TV v:i  ;.; ;v:-f.;;.r ' : r-r v- ;-;: EDWARD J. PHILUPS RALPH E. PISACANE GORDON WILLIAM PREISS ROBERT B. PRICE MICHAEL DENNIS PRIOR 93 WILLIAM J. REMUS t PETER JOSEPH REO ■1. t ' -t :, ' ♦ - ; • RALPH N. ROBERGE HERBERT J. ROBERGE WALTER ROSINUS JAMES ROBERGE WILLIAM F. ROCHE, JR. m UK mm ROBERT DAVID RUTH iSk JAMES C. ROMANO 94 ' if ' -i- ' 1 tvvv ;! ' ! nv S - !- ; v J. EVENCIO SANCHEZ HERBERT J. ROBERGE Cheshire, Conn. B.S. Marketing AMA, Pres. Student Forum. JAMES ROBERGE West Haven, Conn. B.S. Pub G Soc. Adm. Treas. Football Club Intramural Football RALPH N. ROBERGE Waterbitry, Conn. B.S. E.E. WILLIAM F. ROCHE, JR. East Haven, Conn. B.S. Public Soc. Adm. PAUL A. SCHAEFER JAMES C. ROMANO East Haven, Conn. B.S. Bus. Adm. Bus. Mgr. NEWS ' 65-66 WALTER ROSINUS Hamden, Conn. B.S. Accounting ANTHONY C. SAWICKI, JR. FREDERICK G. SCHMELZER DOMINIC FRANCIS SCALZO, JR. ROBERT DAVID RUTH Waterbury, Conn. B.S. Public G Soc. Adm. Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Chess, Newman Club, KPS J. EVENCIO SANCHEZ Seymour, Conn. B. S. Ind. Eng. ANTHONY C. SAWICKI, JR. Ansonia, Conn. B.S. E.E. Radio Club, IEEE DOMINIC FRANCIS SCALZO, JR. Cheshire, Conn. B. S . Accounting Intramurals PAUL A. SCHAEFER Durham, Conn. B.S. Accounting Intramural Basketball FREDERICK G. SCHMELZER Bridgeport, Conn. B.S. E.E. 95 MOHiiPPPPP HOBERT B. SCOFIELD Milford, Conn. B. S. Business Administration EDWARD D. SEELEY Hamden, Conn. B. S. Public Social Administration Vice President Freshman Class President SAM; Vice President PZP; President IPC; Vice Pres- ident SC; Chairman Faculty-Student Relations Com. ; Co-Chairman Freshman Wk. ; Gen. Chairman Stud. Center; Act. Program STEVEN SHIFFRIN New Haven, Conn. B. S. Marketing Treasurer AMA ALBERT F. SIEGFRIED Orange, Conn. B.S. Ind. Adm. LAWRENCE P. SPELLACY, JR. Meriden, Conn. B.S. Accounting; Secretary SAM Assistant Secretary PTK; Newman Club; Conn. Society of CPA ' s Accounting Award CLIVE EVERETT SPENCER Mandeville, Jamaica, BWI B.S. Industrial Administration Soccer Team; International Students Club President ARTHUR SPIEGEL New Haven, Conn. B.S. Business Administration Football Club PETER J. STANAITIS, JR. Waterbury, Conn. B.S. Mechanical Engineering CSPE; ASME Treasurer PZP Inter-Fraternity Council PAUL A. STEDMAN Cheshire, Conn. B.S. Marketing JEFFREYS. STEWART Chatham Twp. , N.J lld.lllil.lll 1 Wp. , IN. J. Business Administration PTK; Dean ' s List Marketing Club WILLIAM F. ST. GEORGE, III Bridgeport, Conn. B.S. Business Administration WILLIAM F. STINE West Haven, Conn. B.S. Accounting STEVEN SHIFFRIN HOBERT B. SCOFIELD ALBERT F. SIEGFRIED EDWARD D. SEELEY LAWRENCE P. SPELLACY, JR. gw k PETER J. STANAITIS, JR. . CLIVE EVERETT SPENCER WILLIAM F. ST. GEORGE, III ji PAUL A. STEDIviAN ARTHUR SPIEGEL X WILLIAM T. STINE JEFFREYS. STEWART 97 i i :-v LESUE SWEETMAN JOSEPH TARTAGLIONE, III SAMUEL E. THURSTON JOSEPH R. SWIERCZEWSKI ' S p t EDWARD F. TOMASIEWICZ RONALD J. TSOLIS THOMAS A. TIBBALS 98 MICHAEL N. TULLO f PETER PAUL VALENTE ALVYDAS VELICKA ALFRED ROBERT VIGORITO LESUE SWEETMAN West Haven, Conn. B.S. - Bus. Adm. JOSEPH R. SWIERCZEWSKI Beacon Falls, Conn. B.S. - M.E. Intramural Football, Vice President C.S.P.E., ASME JOSEPH TARTAGLIONE, III Hamden, Conn. B.S. - Bus. Adm. Founded TKB, Vice President ' 65-66 Sgt-At-Arm ' 63-64 SAMUEL E. THURSTON Madison, Conn. B.S. - I.E. SAM, Ski Club THOMAS A. TIBBALS Milford, Conn. B.S. - M.E. Bowling Team, Chess Club Ski Club, ASME EDWARD F. TOMASIEWICZ Waterbiary, Conn. B.S. - Ind. Adm. SC rep. , Lib. Bk Drive Chm. Sports Ed. NEWS, Assoc. Ed. HANDBOOK, Drama Club, PZP Del. CCUN Con. , Cross-Cty Intramurals, Track Team Co-ord. Student Act. Calendar Chm. P.R., Founder Pres. Newman Club, Rings Pins Com. Chm. Pres. PDE, Hon. Jour. Frat. RONALD J. TSOUS Beacon Falls, Conn. B. S. - Bus. Adm. Weight Lifting Club MICHAEL N. TULLO New Haven, Conn. B.S. - Pub. Soc. Adm. PETER PAUL VALENTE New Haven, Conn. B.S. -Accounting Intramurals, Chess Club ALVYDAS VELICKA New Haven, Conn. B.S. - M.E. CSPE, Golf Team ALFRED ROBERT VIGORITO East Haven, Conn. B.S. - Bus. Adm. Sr. SC rep. , Pres. KPS Secretary PTK, Concert Chm. Student Center, Weight Lifting Club RICHARD J. WALKER Branford, Conn. B.S. Accounting DONALD E. WALL New Haven, Conn. B.S. Mechanical Engineering Treasurer PZP; Treasurer Rep. SC; President AS ME; CSPE Intramurals; Chm. Dormitory Survey Com. ; Winter Weekend BARRY LAWRENCE WALLACH Milford, Conn. B. S. - Bus. Adm. Winter Weekend, Tennis Team Ed-in-Chief THE CHARIOT MICHAEL I. WALNYEKY Northford, Conn. B.S. - M.E. ROBERT M. WASELIK East Haven, Conn. B.S. Marketing TKB; AMA Newman Club; Ski Club; SAM Drama Society ROBERT M. WATERS Groton, Conn. i.S. Mechanical Engineering KEVIN J. WETMORE Hamden, Conn. . S. Industrial Administration PTK Fraternity KENNETH C. WILSON Branford, Conn, B.S. Accounting SAM JEROME D. WINNICK Bridgeport, Conn. B.S. Marketing VP AMA; SAM ALAN WOIKNORIS Stratford, Conn. B.S. Accounting CARL G. WYSOPAL West Haven, Conn. B.S. Mechanical Engineering JAROSLAW ZINYCZ New Haven, Conn. B.S. Mechanical Engineering Chm. Prog. Comm. CSPE BARRY LAWRENCE WALLACH RICHARD J. WALKER CHAEL I. WALNYCKY DONALD E. WALL ROBERT M, WASELIK 100 (A f . A - ' V KENNETH C. WILSON w ROBERT M. WATERS CARL G. wySOPAL t JEROME D. WINNICK KEVIN J. WETMORE JAROSLAW ZINYCZ , ' V ALAN WOIKNORIS •i ' ' l t . t ■• t r . •■ • ' f HUGHE. BROWN JOHN J. BARTICK, JR :K, jr. w f V i JOHN F. DeROSIMO «c DONALD C. CORAZZINI ' .. ' ' fccjr ROSANNE BECKER 1 THOMAS L. FISHER ROSEMARY ELAINE DELIZIO 102 ' .. r ' . , ' A ' ? ' ' ' - ? ■ ■ .t .■ ' . S ? ' ' -r i-s CAROL ELAINE GOLDBECK JOHN J. BARTICK, JR. Clinton, Conn. A.S. Industrial Adm. Eve. S. C, , Chairman Student Faculty Rel. , Charter officer KOE ROSANNE BECKER West N.Y., N.J. A.S. General Studies Sec. S.C., Newman Club VP APE, Lecture-Seminar HUGH E. BROWN Litchfield, Conn. A.S. Accounting DONALD C. CORAZZINI North Haven, Conn. A.S. Police Science G Adm. ARTHUR W. HANKE JOSEPH J. GOLIA ALDEN S. HARRISON FRANCIS P. GOSSETT ROSEMARY ELAINE DELIZIO Hamden, Conn. A.S. General Studies Cheerleading, CKR Sec. WAA, Art Ed. NEWS People-to-People, Inter-Frat. Council, PR Committee Freshman Wk Committee JOHN F. DeROSIMO Waterbury, Conn. A.S. Bus. Adm. THOMAS L. FISHER Wallingford, Conn. A.S. E.E. CAROL ELAINE GOLDBECK West Haven, Conn. A.S. General Studies JOSEPH J. GOLIA New Haven, Conn. A.S. Treas. , Pres. ESC, Treas. Charter Member KOE Chairman Eve. Grad. Prom. FRANCIS P. GOSSETT Huntington, Conn. A.S. Bus. Adm. ARTHUR W. HANKE Bristol, Conn. A.S. Jrl. P.R. PTK, THE NEWS. ALDEN J. HARRISON A.S. Bus. Adm. 103 7. • ' ■- ..; .. . JULIAN W, JAKUBSON Orange, Conn. A.S. Com ' l G Adv. Art CHARLES A. LAUTIER New Haven, Conn. A.S. Gen. Engineering Soc. Prof. Eng. of Conn. GEORGE E. LAWSON A.S. Bus. Adm. ANTHONY MARTIN Waterbury, Conn. A.S. - Bus. Adm. WILLIAM H. Mccormick, jr. Stamford, Conn. A.S. - Police Science G Adm. SUSAN B. McMINN West Haven, Conn. A.S. General Studies Capt Cheerleader, CKR Rep. Secretary IFC; WAA; Newman Club; Co-Chairman Freshman Wk. DONALD E. MOORE West Haven, Conn. A.S. Bus. Adm. Pres. Chess Club MICHAEL C. PARKER Waterbury, Corm. A.S. General Studies Drama Society, SC; Newman Club; PHI THETA KAPPA Student Faculty Rel. Committee DWIGHT J. PETERSEN A.S. Elec. Eng. WILLIAM P. QUINN Waterbury, Conn. A.S. General Studies Pres. TKB; Treas. Drama Club Student Faculty Rel. Committee GEORGE E. LAWSON JULIAN W. JAKUBSON ANTHONY MARTIN ■ CHARLES A, LAUTIER JOSEPH P. REILLY Stamford, Conn. A.S. Police Science Adm, VINCENT F. ROSITANI Milford, Conn. A.S. Bus. Adm. WILLIAM H. Mccormick, jr. 104 ;, i . ' i. : V I i ' ■ ' ■ i ' ' ' ' • ■ ' i - V • i ' .♦  ♦ ? ' •,♦ ' v MICHAEL C. PARKER SUSAN B. McMINN JOSEPH P. REILLY DONALD E. MOORE DWIGHTJ. PETERSEN WILLIAM P. QUINN 105 A VINCENT F. ROSITANI other Graduates THOMAS ABBERANTE Branford, Conn. B.S. Elect. Eng, HARRY Di ADAMS, JR. East Haven, Conn. . S. Public and Social Admin. WALTER C. SEELY Stamford, Conn. A.S. Police Science Adm. f). ALFRED JOSEPH SOUTH A.S. Bus. Adm. FRANCIS CHARLES BOSSO West Haven, Conn. Electrical Eng. JAMES EARL BROWN West Haven, Conn. B.S. Marketing FREDERICK HOWARD COLLENBURG Guilford, Conn. B.S. Mechanical Eng. STUART WRIGHT FILLMORE Woodbury, Conn. B.S. Marketing EDWARD PAUL HELLENBRECHT B.S. Mech. Eng. MARTIN CHARLES HURWITZ B.S. Mech Eng. CHARLES MICHAEL DESKIN New Haven, Conn. B.S. Electrical Eng. DONALD PAUL KARP Stamford, Conn. B.S. Acctg. 106 . f i ' ' J ti ' . ' ' ' -.y . J ' ' jt H ' 5 ■ ' ' ' .■ H ' ' ' H ' }? JOHN WILLIAM RAMSAY B. S. Ind. Eng. EDWARD EMMETH REGAN Short Beach, Conn. B. S. Marketing THOMAS JOSEPH -S ANTING B.S. Ind. Eng. RICHARD OTTO KAUFMANN Madison, Conn. B.S. Mech. Eng. ROBERT ELLWOGD MONTGOMERY Northford, Conn. B.S. Elect. Eng. CHARLES THOMAS SENSALE North Haven, Conn. B.S. Bus. Admin. GEORGE FOX LANG Milford, Conn. B.S. Mech. Eng. GEORGE R. MILLER Cheshire, Conn. B.S. Bus. Admin. RAYMOND MICHAEL NOVICKI North Haven, Conn. B.S. Ind. Admin. Gen. Opt. LESLIE JAMES PROKOP Hamden, Conn. B.S. Bus. Adm. 107 Advertisers . . . M..M 108 I r ,1 .1 il ' ,T .?■ .T , .T .■ ' J ,.f , ,f r ' .tiV -f J ■ ' ♦■ .■ yi J} . t 4 ' ■ 4- ' ). : V ' ■ - i ■ ' ' i ' ■■ ' V ' i V -i ' .♦ V «♦ v s -.♦ ' A ' CHARGE R5 109 f •«- 4 |: _• . i : «i: ■« ' i ' 4 ' i ' i ' .i I ' i Chariot vie THE STUDENTS OF NEW HA I COLLEGE REQUEST THE PLACEHENY ,, A CI ARETTE VENDING- MACHINE ON ICMIPUSOn THE8A5)5 OF THE 5i UATURE5 BELOUJjUE the STUDENr BODy RECOflMEN: jTHATTME PRESIDENT AMD THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS REOPEN THI5 matter. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Ambrose Mr. Vincent Anyzeski Elizabeth Benner Mr. Kenneth Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernblum Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bertolini Johan C. Boelig Mr. Charles Bray Mr. George D. Brushett Mr. Ernest Cassesse Mr. and Mrs. Jess Charleston Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Cicerani Dennis F. Cooney Arline R. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frank Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gfroerer Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gillig Jr. Nathan S. Goldstein Minnie Grassman Ruth Gregory Mr. and Mrs. George Harris Jr. Miss Gertrude T. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hreschak Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ives Mr. and Mrs. Julian Jakubson Mrs. L. Josetonicz Mr. and Mrs. Seymoior Kasper Leo and Marie Kent Mr. and Mrs. Winfred H. Langhoff Mr. Irving L, Peck 110 ' J ,f . , .!■. • ? ' ' ■( « ' ♦■ .■ it.t,  ' . ,t Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laskey Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Louis U. La Paglia Mr. and Mrs. John Leary Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lebedewich Mr. and Mrs. Michael Liberatore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lombardo Mr. Dominic Malaro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maraucci Mr. and Mrs. Martino Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilbert Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Perazzini Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pestrito Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pisacane Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Price Mr. Fred J. Rels Mr, and Mrs. S. Reo Mr. and Mrs. Lionel R. Rapunault Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rohloff James and Katherine Romano Mr. and Mrs. James W. Romano Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Romano Mr. and Mrs. James Rubano Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sawicki Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Senteri Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smolen Mrs, Lawrence P. Spellacy Dr. and Mrs, Charles Spiegel Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Tartaglione Mr, and Mrs, William A. Thomson, Jr, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas T, Tibbals Mr, and Mrs, Albert Wallach NEW HAVEN COLLEGE 111 •i ' • ' i i ' a i % ' i 4 ' ' i- ' «. •t- ' ' I --k student Center Dedication Attended by Six College Presidents and 2 Mayors 112 ' • t , '  .- 4 if. ' « ' ,1 ' „f .?i ' -h „!■ First Collegiate New England 3000 Points S ?. li } • ' t ?■ It H ■ - ' Player In To Score Gary Liberatore ulu ' u Uii ne r r«at Scorer murK u()aiii t ijour urile - nol thai ifou 1 huui 140 u mio w New Additions To New Haven College ' i- ■ . ' i- ' X U ' i ' ix ' vi ' - jt- V, ' •: : .: -I , .♦ i . . t A Weekend That We Will Always Remember 118 ;♦■ S fl S ■■? ■ ■ Ti , ' ■ ' „f . , .-• ' « ' '  ., ■ • ■ , !• ;♦ ' ♦••♦ • ' c; • ' •■;• l♦ ' • Kk. -S jf EXPERIMENTATION Editor-in-Chief at work 1966 Editor Barry Wallach gives best wishes to 1967 Editor Michael Hines The 1966 Chariot EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER PUBLIC RELATIONS EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR TYPING EDITORS COPY EDITORS ART EDITOR PHOTO EDITORS OTHER STAFF MEMBERS BARRY WALLACH MICHAEL HINES GENE HOLMES JOHN THERIAULT BRIAN LYNCH RONALD SANDFORD LETITIA FISHER, LINDA MONTANARI EILEEN ZUK, MARGARET PURCELL LINDA PACKARD JOEL ROSENBLATT, THOMAS McKENNA, STEVE PERRONE PETER REO, JOHN DuBOVIK, DIANE JANOS, SHARYN FORSYTH, ELENA KASPEROWICZ MICHAEL STERNE, PHIL LAKERNICK Hardworking staff — Letitia Fisher, Gene Holmes, Ronald Sandford and Michael Hines More Candid Gerry McKiernan making a ribbon change Kathy Serella working behind The News desk i ' ■ • « 4 «• % 4. -. :• i- • ;;■ jT • ■ :6 ' ■ ; I: ' 4. i ♦,• m t- Informal Student Center Scenes ' J A ' : ■ ' r ' f ii ' ■ !V :   ' .♦-.♦ i. 9 125 r Congratulations from A FRIEND Congratulations from MR. AND MRS. ADOLPH PERAZZINI :.: i ' :f V - ' I ' V ' V -i y. ■? .♦ v -,• ■.; ;. ■. - Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1966 from the Nevy Haven College Book Store Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Jess Charleston Congratulations from N. B. Sosensky, Inc, One of the Most Complete Stocks of Hardware in the State Tel. 562-6172 246 Dixwell Ave. New Haven, Conn. ' Everybody Shops at theYole CO-Op ' Phone 77 Broadway, New Haven 772-2200 127  J ♦ i V . ' i. , •• Organizatio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 128 ADMINISTRATION 57 ADVERTISERS 118 BASEBALL ACTION 42 BASEBALL TEAM 54 BASKETBALL ACTION 28 BASKETBALL TEAM 53 CHEERLEADERS 51 CHEMISTRY SCENES 18 COACHING STAFF 51 CROSS COUNTRY ACTION CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 52 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS 68 DRAMA SCENES 14 ENGINEERING SCENES 18 ENGINEERING SOCIETIES 72 EVENING SCHOOL 36 FACULTY INFORMALS 4 FRESHMAN ORIENTATION 6 GOLF ACTION 36 nal Index GOLF TEAM 55 HOCKEY ACTION 30 HOCKEY TEAM 53 LIBRARY SCENES 10 NEWMAN CLUB 69 NEWSPAPER STAFF 123 PATRONS 117 PHYSICS SCENES 34 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS n SENIOR PORTRAITS 78 SOCCER ACTION 8 SOCCER TEAM 52 SOC. ADV, MANAGEMENT 69 SPRING 40 STUDENT CENTRE 16 STUDENT COUNCIL 67 TENNIS TEAM 54 WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB 70 WINTER WEEKEND 24 YEARBOOK STAFF 122 Acknowledgements I want to thank Mr. Arthur Reed for always having his door open to yearbook prob- lems. I appreciate all the help of the Evening Editor, Mr. George Schaefer. Thanks to everyone else involved in the production of this book. To all those who asked, How is the yearbook coming? , May THEY ALL = = HAVE SUCCESS! BARRY WALLACH Editor 1966 Chariot 128 f KinJ-c y fout I ' n -li . 4. H. ,