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Q--sw -,ww wfww M , . 5 K' ' dm- I' nw.. - . . , 9 '-ik .5 af 1 ,. f jf .1 ff Mwfw 9 p W5 T' ,, Q 3'5 f ,- ' f waive 'iw L ...f 'ff' ' 4 h X if if iw lllwf sa' .Q .M 5' 4' Q 'QW M-pf Q fl Q' 'fn -we ef A no ' A, 'Ye ' .. 1 ,II T2 Q-1 M 1 is M. w Q H Presented by ' L 'hm The Junior an op omore Classegw Wagner College, Staten Island, N. Y. ,M F Rl-EW RD A year at Wagner is a year of memories- mem- ories to be stored away and then someday, in the dim days that make up the future, to be taken out, brushed off, and lived once again. It is a year when life means books and term papers, parties and dates, football games and dances. But memories falter, the images of yester-year waver and fade. In the hope that we may provide a means to clear away the clouds of vagueness that will rise before us in years to come, we present . . . i THE 1951 Knnnnrn, an effort to depict a . . . GI KJ .lf -Med WAG ER . . . expanding to meet the demands ofthe Y C U T H of A M E C A OI' ACL CULT RAL ATHLETI Wa -es. PPCRTU ITIE which they may utilize advantageously in training themselves for a position in the intricate society of today. FDI Tl Ei hteen ears ago Dr. Ralph E. Deal joined the Biology Department of Wagner College, 8 Y thereby beginning a period of rich and full service as an educator and beginning, at the same time, a deep enduring friendship that has grown through the passing years. Friend to all-to t-Dr. Deal has contributed greatly to the the college and to the students of his departmen growth and development of Wagner. To Dr. Deal, in tribute to his long and devoted service, this, the 1951 Kallista is dedicated. Earning his A.B. at Nebraska XVesleyan University, Dr. Deal received his M.A. from the State University of Iowa in 1929, and a year later, at the age of twenty-nine, he received his Y k Ph.D. from the same school. His teaching career began at St. Stephens College, New or , . In 1933 Dr. Deal came to Wagner as Professor of Biology. where he instructed for three years Since that time, Dr. Deal, a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, had become Chairman of the Biology Department. Equipped with a versatile ingenuity, . . . . t Dr. Deal has demonstrated his abilities by constructing many pieces of departmental equipmen himself. He has also directed his talents toward the development of the Aquarium Club, for u a u . n l h F whom as adviser, he built tanks in his own electrical shop in the basement of hxs ome on ac- l R d Oth r Jroducts have emanated from this basement workshop, contributions to the U 03. . C I c c Campus Community Chest Carnival, and this year came wooden devices which helped turn I 1 1 n v I 0 h sin le cots into bunk beds, providing over sixty students with beds in the auditorium when t e S Big Blow made Luther Hall uninhabitable. Dr. Deal's untiring efforts at this time helped im- mensely to ease the emergency the storm had caused, a typical example of his readiness to serve the college. A professor of high standards and a perfectionist, students find working for Dr.. Deal is no easy task. Nevertheless, his genuine interest in his students proves beneficial, no student recommended by Dr. Deal has ever been denied entrance to graduate medical school, a fact which Dr. Deal is more proud of than any of his other achievements. At no time can Dr. Deal be found happier than at the times he can say, Another of our boys made it. ...-gf if 1 wiihriiil Qfnfww A 4 ! , 2? ,. J . L . ': S ', f , . . 5 . . . Af 9 4 i lx if GK MJ 0 Www me X113 Gai: V,-.2 K , Ma l,- , Q at ,, A 5 6 THE REV. RUSSELL F. AUMAN, D.D. St. Peter's Lutheran Church of Manhattan, New York, N. Y. THE REV. JOHN F. BAUCHMANN St. Iacobiis Lutheran Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. THE REV. ALFRED L. BECK The Church of the Reformation, Rochester, N. Y. THE REV. HENRY B. DICKERT, D.D. Zion Lutheran Church, Pittsfield, Mass. MR. FRANK L. EGNER President, Funk 61 Wagnalls Co., New York, N. Y. THE REV. JOHN G. FLECK, D.D. Parkside Lutheran Church, Buffalo, N. Y. TIIE REV. JOSEPH B. FLOTTEN Church of the Resurrection, St. Albans, N. Y. MR. ANDREXV F. HEIG Purchasing Agent, New York Daily News, New York, N. Y. MR. JOHN YV. HOOPER President, Lincoln Savings Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y. MR. WILLIAM IANSEN, Ed.D., LL.D. Superintendent of Schools, City of New York, N. Y. MR. HENRY KNAUST, SR. President, Knaust Brothers, Inc., Coxsackie, N. Y. MR. IOHN KOHOUT President, Richmond County Savings Bank, and Richmond Cas Co., Staten Island, N. Y. MR. NVALTER CONSUELO LANGSAM, Ph.D., LL.D. President, XVagner College MR. HERBERT E. RIATZ Architect, Bessell and Matz, New York, N. Y. MR. DONALD H. RACE Director, St. George Clinical Laboratories, Staten Island, N. Y. THE REV. F. EPPLING REINARTZ, D.D.' Secretary, The United Lutheran Church in America THE REV. CONRAD R. REISCH St. Paulis Lutheran Church, Bridgeport, Conn. Boar Laying the cornerstone for the new gymnasium. MR. FRED XV. RETTENMEYER Vice President, The Napier Company, Meriden, Conn. TIIE REV. FRANK H. SHINIER First Lutheran Church, Syracuse, N. Y. lNiRS. LUTHER SMITH President, Hoffman-Marigold, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio TIIE REV. FREDERIC SUTTER, D.D., LL.D. Trinity Lutheran Church, Staten Island, N. Y. TIIE REV. CEORCE R. F. TAMKE, D.D., LL.D St. Iohn's Lutheran Church, Union City, N. I. MR. H. TORREY XVALKER, L.H.D. Executive Secretary and Business Manager, Board of Publication, The Lutheran Church, Union City, N. J. EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS THE REV. FREDERICK R. KNUBEL, D.D., LL.D. TIIE HONORABLE GUSTAV W. M. VVIEBOLDT HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS THE REV. ERNEST C. HEYD, D.D. TIIE REV. HENRY C. XVASMUND, D.D. Trustees DMI I TR TIC Academic JOHN R. BACHER Dean of the College 69' LUCILE SLOAN IAN A. MORRISON Dean of Women Dean of Men WALTER C. LANCSAM President of the College MARY DELIA BURR Dean of the School of Nursing Qiiicers oi Administration llhu-.wer Kathleen R, Arncy Charles R. Cook Iohn Edmund Crawford Richard C. Debus Paul W. Dieckman Walter Consuelo Langsam, Ph.D., LL.D. Charles William Kegley, Ph.D. President Marshal Paul William Dieckman, s.'r.M. Alfred John Kfahmefs MA- Vice president Director of Public Relations and General Alumni Secretary ..,, Charles Robinson Cook, B.S. Kathleen Ryan Amey Secretary to the President Emily Kolff Director of Placement Bureau and Comptroller and College Engineer Paul John Kirsch, B.D. Chaplain Ogice Manager A C A D E M I C Louise Heinze John Rea Bacher, Ph.D. Adolph john Stem, Ch.E., Dr. Ing. Dean of the College Director of the Summer Session Mary Delia Burr, R.N. M.A. Dean of the School of Nursing 'lohlbggglgrngzfgigzzlililrgg EHIBD' Lucile Sloan, M.A. Vocationa Counselling D W ean tif onlen Charles Louis Kraemer, Ph.D. Ian Alastair Morrison, M.A. Director of Institute of Dean of Men Business Techniques Willis Stuart Hinman, Ph.D. , . Secretary of the Faculty Lougiigztlrfe Marguerite Hess M.A. Registrar anti Director of Admissions, Marie Norris, A.B. Director of the Evening Session Recorder YVillis S. Hinman B U S I N E S S Frank Seymour Jacobsen, A.B., C.P.A. John M. Braisted, Jr., A.B., LL.B. Business Manager College Counsel Richard Carlton Debus, B.S. Acting Bursar and Bookstore Manager HEALTH Joseph Franklin Worthen, M.D., L.H.D. College Physician Mary Delia Burr, R.N., M.A. Dean of the School of Nursing Charles Nicholas Accettola, M.D. Teresa Ciesemann, R.N. College Physician College Nurse John Ierome Coller, M.D., Litt.D. College Physician Robert Emest Wolkwitb, M.D. College Physician Mary O'Leary, R.N. College Nurse Margaret Pfeil, R.N. College Nurse Frank S. Jacobsen G5 Paul I. Kirsch Emily Kollf Charles L. Kraemer Alfred I. Krahmer ., 1, Agn E Teresa Giesemann Marguerite Hess V A ' i. 3 .fi ,raffiizsswilvifii .m'1f'f -li' ' ' . . ini . m,g4f4 M Charles W. Kegley a 5 E I 5 E s Adolph I. Stern 5 Gertrude Aull t ,nw i . .s -win .t l X ., , , ii Norval S. Calhoun . a:,sar r??1 . ,,,,. 'V wa.. Ralph E. Deal 'Tilli- Ida Gertrude Evcrson C :gk ' ri no FACULTY -:P 'W' John L. Bainbridge John D. Barbes Anna M. Blanken Stephen I. Botsford Winfield Burggraaif Walter Consuelo Langsam President of the College John Rea Bacher Dean of the College and Professor of History Mary Delia Burr Dean of the School of Nursing and Professor of Nursing E M E R I T I William Ludwig Hans Haag Dean Emeflfus Professor Emeritus of M odcrn Languages Lee Yorgey Davidheiser Theodore Emil Palleske Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Faust Charles DeWalsh Professor Emeritus of Modern Languages Assistant Professor Emeritus of German PROFESSORS Norval Smith Calhoun Professor of Education and Psychology Natale Colosi Professor of Bacteriology and Public Health john Edmund Crawford Director of Guidance and Professor of Psychology William Daly Adjunct Professor Transportation Ralph Elbert Deal Professor of Biology Ida Gertrude Everson Professor of English Willis Stuart Hinman Professor of Classics Charles William Kegley Professor of Religion and Philosophy Charles Louis Kraemer Professor of Economics and Business Administration Virgil Markham Professor of English Bertram Maxwell Adjunct Professor of History Viljo Kustaa Nikander Professor of Religion and Philosophy Kenneth Scott Professor of Modern Languages Sigvart Julius Steen Professor of Music Adolph John Stern Professor of Chemistry Roscoe Stinetorf Professor of Physics Herbert Edwin Sutter Professor of Physical Education and Director of Athletics Francis Fry Wayland Professor of History Paul I. Cavanaugh Theodore Collins, Ir Harry Eisenbrown AQ? QFVY W . 751 .l !s f' Wilson R. Gearhart George A. Giesemann NVilliam E. Greenleaf George G. Hackman Richard H. Heep ex wil, V .1 . wg! AQ as sie Q , 4. It-ns T. Icnsen if l L,--vi H I ig U4 'W Q Grace B. Kuehner Mary Lee Virgil Markham George Martin Vincenzo A. Mattiace uw-5, ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS John Leonard Bainbridge Associate Professor of Music George Gottlob Hackman Associate Professor of Religion Richard Henry Heep Associate Professor of Education Louise Heinze Librarian Philip Brown Norman Associate Professor of Mathematics Gaspard Ludwig Pinette Associate Professor of M odern Languages Lucile Sloan Dean of Women and Associate Professor of History hiairgaira-t E. McGowan David Budlong Tyler lxlmu th E Morse Nicholas A. Moss Walter Rue Murray Associate Professor of Mathematics Associate Professor of History ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Gertrude Aull Assistant Professor of Psychology Anna Margaret Blanken Assistant Professor of Mathematics Stephen Jason Botsford Assistant Professor of Mathematics William Coffy Bull Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration Harry Eisenbrown Assistant Professor of M oclern Languages George Augustus Ciesemann Assistant Professor of History William Eben Greenleaf Assistant Professor of Biology jim Lee Howell Head Football Coach Jens Trygve Jensen Assistant Professor of Chemistry Vineenza Ann Mattiace Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Susette Louise Meyer Assistant Professor of Biology Kenneth Edward Morse Assistant Professor of Psychology Nicholas Allison Moss Assistant Professor of English Harald Normann Assistant Professor of Music Warren Fowler Robinson Assistant Professor of Art Edith Anna Schmitt Assistant Professor of Nursing Johann Schulz Assistant Professor of Chemistry Aurelia Crether Scott Assistant Professor of English 19' dining N l J0llilTl!'l S chulz Philip B. Norman Ilnrald Normann Warren F. Robinson Harold J. Rohr xx Suscttc L. Moyer , ii, ' vsefgggn- Viljo K. Nikamder Aurclial C. Scott iw' Edythe Kershaw Q, . LM lvl? fizfgrawfi gi.-4 -fi s fr' K1-nm-th Scott In-anno E. Sellars Elizabeth Sharp Sophia Ki-nt Shields Sigvart I. Steen Roscoe Siinetorf ASSISTANT PROFESSOBS Lempi Talvensaari Frederick Henry Willecke Assistant Professor of Economics and Assistant Professor of Modern Languages B ' e Adm' 'tat' uszn ss mis r :on Henry George Wolz Sidney Parker Welton Assistant Professor of Philosophy Assistant Professor of Mathematics Esther Chase Wood Fritz Charles Wildermann Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Physics and Socwlogy Herbert E. Sutter I N S T R U C T O R S Lempi Talvensaari john Duncan Barbes Harold Judson Rohr Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Biology Theodore Collins, Ir. Jeanne Enid Sellers Instructor in Chemistry I -YffUCf0f in English Sophia Kent Shields Associate Librarian Alfred Louis Thimm Instructor in Economics and Business Administration Helen Elizabeth Toebke Instructor in Physical Education Wilson Ruston Gearhart V, Assistant in Physical Education Instructor in Bacteriology Grace Barbara Kuehner A Instructor in Nursing Education - Alfred L. Thimm Ceoige Maru? 1 Betty jane Van Wicklen nstmctor m Plano Reference Librarian Genevieve Millett Myrtle Volkhal-dt Instructor in Dietetics Instructor in Modern Languages SCHOOL OF NURSING ,wrt Mal? Delia Buff Genevieve Millett 'I' Dean of the School of Nursinv and Instructor in Dietetics ' ,,E,,,.,p Professor of Nursing B Ed h S h X it C mitl Grace Barbara Kuehner Assistant Professor of Nursing Instructor in Nursing Education s..,! Helen Elizabeth Toebke David B. Tyler F1'1mCiS F- WV21ylnnd Sidney P. Welton Fritz C. Wildcrmann Frederick H. Willecke Henry G. Wolz Esther C. Wood iiwizkf The Presldent s Home ...- Y '?-' E, ff- e- '?' a ' W, W .1 wpwhw lm WN 5EFk2W!im1i 3TlW WWU W W W K W W W M KX n , .Hx A 5,11 ,,,:' 1 lmjfw 'N M' , v, M m,,,11,.,w, ' ,,,,,,w., 4 ww 4 aglwMMw EHY NW EMM W H 392 LL fgigfriqr ,w--un. ' bE R enior Cdass CDiIicers DORIS HEEPE President HARRY VOLZ Vice President MARCELLE MOORE Secretary R. ARTHUR OLSEN Treasurer mm 'ir RAYMOND L. ADAINIS, JR., B.S. ETHEL AHLSTROM, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration T A X Tennis Team 13, 4jg Block XV Club. Staten Island, N. Y. Education Cheerleader Cljg Chess Club 121g Outing Club 42, 3,415 ski Club 439. 16 W EDITH R. ALLEN, B.S. New York, N. Y. Choir Nursing u.-viii' X, FREEMAN E. ALLEN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Radio Club C215 Ski Club C2, 3, -mv WILLIAM L. ALT, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Arlmini.s-tration Yacht Cluh C3, 41, Fleet Captain CF31. W a.t iumm....-it elif SSG...-annul' Wulf' HENRY RAGNAR ANDERSON, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Natural Science Society, President C413 Chemi- stry Society Cl, 2, 3, 41, Pre-Nleclical Society Cl, 2, 3, 41, Chess Club Cl, 2, 3, 414 Ski Cluh Cl, 2, 3, 41, Deutscher Verein Cl, 2, 3, 41. RAYMOND A. AMOURY, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology American Chemistry Society C3, 419 Undergradu- ate Assistant in Biology C41. 17 ii any i.....,,,,,.w HOWARD L. ANDERSON, B.S. Agricola, Va. Pre-Medical MARTIN CRECOR ANDERSEN, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Aclmnistrution El Circulo Espanol, Treasurer 1215 Vice Presi- dent C335 Dormitory Councilman CQJQ junior ANTHONY PAUL BALDASSANO BS Councilman C355 Senior Councilman Mig Board ' ' ' of Publications C4Jg Pre-Medical Society, Trea- K 2 A surer C415 Student Proctor of North llall i455 H Who's Who in American Colleges 142. Staten ISli1I'1d, N- Y- Bwlvgy Intramuralsg Weightlifting fl, 2, 3, 41. Y W' BERNARD BARATTA, B.S. FRANK A. BAUMAN, B.A. A N New York, N, Y. Pre-Seminary Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Pre-Seminary Association fl, 2, 3, 4l, Secretary Block aww Club qs, 45, Football 429. mi Track 427' w 18 425 LEONARD BELLENSON, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry VICTOR HERBERT BOCK, B.S. Jamaica, N. Y. Business Administration ROBERT I. BIELINC, B.S. KEA Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry I WALTER E. BOECEMANN, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry ELEANOR BORRIES, B.S. West Englewood, N. I. Chemistry Band ll, 2, 3, 415 Orchestra CI, 455 Music Club fl, 2lg Deutscher Kreis fl, 2, 3, 4lg Student Christian Association fl, Zlg Chemistry Society 42, 3, 47- 19 CAROL BRADLEY, B.S. 9 II E Staten Island, N. Y. Education Theta Pi Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary, Cheerleader QQ, 3, 43, Basketball, Manager 1275 Varsity Players Cl, ZH, Off-Hill Girls, Cabinet 12, 3, 45. FRANK ECBERT BOXWILL, B.S. Georgetown, Br. Guiana Biology French Club CQ., Sl. MW' ...ni-:if V, LEONARD E. BRADY, B.S. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Kappa Sigma Alpha, Lietorg Yacht Club, Vice Commodore C3, 43, Undergraduate Assistant in Chemistry C3, -ij, American Chemistry Society C3, 45. 20 are DOROTHY ANNE BOTHWELL, B.A. 9 H E Staten Island, N. Y. Social Studies Theta Pi Epsilon, Historian QU, Wagnerian Cl 2Jg Spanish Club QU. STANLEY ALAN BREKNE, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology Pre-Medical Society. MFQWW IOHN IOSEPH BRENNER, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology French Club QI, 2, 355 Cross Country f25g Intra- murals Cl, 25. LENORE ROSE BRODY, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration El Cireulo Espanol, Sec-rc:tary-Treasurer f25g Cheerleader C254 Varsity Players QI, 2, 355 Dor- mitory Councilman 125. wi RICHARD BROWN, B.S. Staten Island, N.Y. Chemistry Chemistry Society 1:35. DORIS GRACE BUDOWITZ, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology 21 ARLENE CLAIRE CANTOR, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology ll7llgTl6Tfllll, Make-Up Editor C455 Transfer Stu- dent from Syracuse University. , WWW,W.,., ,ww ROBERT E. CASSA, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology Pre-Medical Society f2lg Chemistry Society 421, French Club KID. ROBERT W. CARROLL, B.S. JOSEPH X. CAVANO, B.A. Statcn Island, N. Y. Business Administration Flushing, N. Y. English ENIIL P. CENCI, BS. CHRIS R. CHIARULLI, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration K E A Baseball 12, 8, 4j5 Block 'WV' Club QQ, Sj, Staten Island, N. Y. Mathematics-Physics 22 iv' LUCIA MARIA CHRISTIAN, B.S. Bronx, N. Y. BURCIS B. COATES, B.S. A N Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Delta Nu, Historian C3, 4Dg Basketball C3, 4lg Baseball C355 Homecoming Day Committee Ml. Nursing ARNOLD WILLIAM CLEVELAND, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Elementary Education 'it WILBERT LORENZA CORBIN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology 23 um-E551 EDMUND R. COSENTINO, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biglggy ghiniistry Society C425 Pre-Medical Society DOMINICK E. DALESSIO, B.A. Sei: Ewdbwi Staten Island, N. Y. Pre-Law Delta Nu, Chaplain f41g Varsity Players 1315 MARY JANE DANIEL, B-5- Block 'WVU Club QS, 413 Football 12, 3, 41. A A H Staten Island, N. Y. Education i5'f 'g ROBERT DAVIDSON, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Psychology-Sociologgf 24 PETER DOMINIC D'ARRICO, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology French Club f41g Natural Science Club Q41. CHRISTOPHER R. DEANE, IR., B.A. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. English Varsity Players f2, 3, 414 junior Prom Commit- tee 1315 Choir CS, 413 Homecoming Day Com- mittcc IS, 41. PETER DE NINNO, B.A. KE A Bronx, N. Y. Ilis-tory Kappa Sigma Alpha, Scribe C45g Choir Cl, 25g Student Christian Association 1353 Varsity Players tl, 2, 3, 45, Deutscher Verein C255 French Club QQ., 359 Junior Prom Connnitteeg Student kd W 'i EUGENE DICKER, B.S. A N Staten Island, N. Y. Education Football C3, 455 Track C15, Baseball ANITA DINNERSTEIN, B.S. Kew Gardens, N. Y. Elementary Education Wagnerian Outing Club ffl, 35, El Circulo Espanol fl, 25, Music Club 135. Handbook 13, 45g WVagnerirm C3, 45, Board of 3 ' .yi 5 . Traditions C45g Alph Circulo Espanol C1, Psi 0111451 13, 45, El fp, Y s GEORGE ERNEST DORRY, IR., B.S. Staten Island, N.Y. Business Azlministrzltion Pre-Medical Society C155 Deutscher Verein f25g Chemistry Society if ERNEST A. DOW, B.A. E A 115 Georgetown, Br. Guiana History Track Cl, 3, 45, Debate Club lntcruational Relations Club Q3, 45, Deutscher Vcreiu, Librar- ian K45, Tennis Club Camera Club C35g Student Hanclllook 145g Soccer Club, Chairman C355 XVeightlifting Club 12, 35. GEORGE L. EHRHARDT, B.S. Elizabeth, N. I. Biology Pre-Medical Society CI, 2, 3, 45, Natural Scicncc Club CQ., 31, Yachting Cluh KSJ. ROBERT IOHN EHLERS, B.S. Hollis, N. Y. Busiizcsv Administration E-an MARVIN I. DUSKIN, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Social Studies XVugnerian, Sports Editor CQJ, Managing Editor f8J, Editor-in-Chief f4Dg Public Relations Assist- ant f3Dg Intramurals CI, 21. GERD EIDE, B.A. AAII Staten Island, N. Y. Psyclzolog Alpha Delta Pi, Vice Prcsidcnt MD. 26 y-Sociology BERNARD FRANK ENGELHARDT, B.A. Buffalo, N. Y. History Pre-Seminary Association fl, 2, 3, 4Jg Student Christian Association fl, 2, 3, 41, Band Cl, 2, 3, 4jg Beta Gamma Chi f3, 45. mir'- limi HOWARD EPSTEIN, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. History VVILLIAM C. ERRINGTON, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Aclniinistrfzfion Evening School Association, President ISL Building Fund Solicitor. WILLIAM ARTHUR FINN, B.S. A Z QD Rutherford, N. I. Business Administration Baseball fljg El Circulo Espanol fl, QD. dqgnivgfs INIICHAEL THOMAS FIORE, B.A. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. History 27 MARTHA FITZGERALD, B.S. 9 H E Robbinsville, New Jersey Education YVagnerifm f2, 3, 45g Varsity Players 13, 41, Inn- ior Prom Committee. WW' M-will I mum .1 EUGENE W. FOOTE, B.A. Statcn Island, N. Y . Social Sciences Varsity Players Cl, 2, 3, 45, Choir 125. NIILTON FUERTES, B.S. jamaica, N. Y. PFG-AICIUFIII Prc-Nlcdical Society KS, 45, Natural Scicnco So- ciety K45, Clicmistry Socic-ty 145g XVciglitlifting Club JOHN 1. FORD, B.s REA Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Kappa Sigma Alpha, Scribe f25, Chaplain K45. 28 GEORGE FORSYTH, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration livcning Scliool Association, President DC- batc Club CZ, 35, Intc-rnational Ra-lations Club CZ, 35, Owl, Managing Editor CZ, 35, Editor-im Chief CS, 45, Make Mine lvflgllgf, Director. SYLVIA ALICIA FUERTES, B.S. Jamaica, N. Y. Pre-.llcdicfll Pro-Medical Socicty 455 Freucli Club KS, 45, Cbcmistry Socicty Q3, 45. JOSEPH GIORDANO, B.S. CURTIS GLENN, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Mathematics Staten Island, N, Y, Hismry U1Nlf'fgf114ll1HtG ASSiSt1111f in Physics. Debate Club, Vice President QS, 45, Captain C353 International Relations Club, President CSX Deutscher Vcrein Q3, 4D. -Ef- DONALD GRAVES, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Chemistry Society 141, Track CS, 4lg Block 'WVU Club HJ, XVG-iglitlifting Club fl, 4J. if 9-mf' -ggi . GEORGE H. CREB, B.A. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Music Bandg Beta Gamma Chi, Treasurer CED, Presi- dent 29 .tts INIILTON JOHN CROSZ, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Mathematics Football QQ., 3, 4lg Block UVVH Club QQ., 3, 41, Track, Intramurals. imwii.iiiiiiiiwW' YY, JAIVIES S. CUSTAVINO, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Mathematics ROLF WALTER GUTHEY, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration Ski Club, President f3, 41. ' .1vWW CEP-ARD I. HAHN, B.A. New York, N. Y. History International Relations Club C3, 415 Deutscher Vcrein, Secretary f3, 41. li' ALLEN THEODORE HALL,B.S. v A IN Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Delta Nu, Scribe f21, Secretary C314 Vice Presi- dent f41g Baseball fl, 2, 3, 41g Block VVS Club, Treasurer f31, President f41g Student Associa- tion, Athletie Representative f31, Vice President 1314 Wagnerian CI, 2, 3, 419 Kallista C31g Faculty Grading Committee i415 Wh0's Who in Ameri- can Colleges Q41. 30 'U' SEYINIOUR E. HANAN, B.S. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Chemistry Society f3, 41. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. CORNELIUS V. HANNAN, B.S. Bl K Q A Kallista, Sports Editor HD. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Kappa Sigma Alpha, Treasurer MQ, Business Administration Club fl, 21. FRANCIS P. HANNIGAN, B.A. English zskctlmall 12, 3, 4l, lVIlgflCl'fllH Cl, 2, 3, -il, WY' ERIC T. HANSEN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Radio Club, Natural Science Society, Pre-Medi- cal Society, Deutscher Verein. ROLF HANSEN, B.S. WILLIAM C. HANSEN, B.S. A N K E A Staten Islancl, N. Y. Ezlucatirm Staten Island, N. Y. Business AfIII1i7liS'ffl1fIl1Il S31 Deutscher Vere-in 125. VVALTER A. HEINTZ, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Soeiology-Psychology Track, Timer C115 Photography Club C215 Radio Club C21g Varsity Players Cl, 21. DORIS ANNE HEEPE, B.S. O II E Brooklyn, N. Y. Business AfIn1ini.stmtimz Theta Pi Epsilon, Treasurer C31, Marshall C415 Senior Class President, French Club C2, 31, De- bate Club C3, 41g International Relations Club C415 Varsity Players C3, 41, Historian C315 Faculty Grading Committee, Chairman. 753 2 2 5 PER HELLEVIC, B.S. A E 411 Staten Island, N. Y. C1lllfIlCHlllfCCS 'wuwmnm-iuwww IAMES ASHFORD HARRISON, B.A. Castleton-on-Hudson, N. Y. English Band CI, 2, 3, 41, Student Christian Association CI, 2, 3, 41, Council Pre-Seminary Assoei kl- tion Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice President C215 Beta Gamma Chi 43, 41. ROGER CHARLES HERB, B.A. Ridgewood, N. Y. Histo VU 41-3 I WILLIAINI HOBOKAN, BS. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Coun- cilman, vV!lg7lCl'iflTI. 12, 3, 49. jplll ' inf KENNETH R. HILLE, B.S. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Orchestra i215 Band 135, Natural Science So- ciety, Secretary CID, Homecoming Committcc, Ski Club. HENRY RICHARD HOFF, B.S. E A CID Bronxville, N. Y. Chemistry Sigma Delta Phi, Historian f4jg Chemistry So- if F-J' ciety, President Mig Natural Science Society, Vice President CSD, American Chemical Society QS, 425 Pre-Medical Society fl, 2, 3, 41, Deut- scher Verein fl, 2, 3, 4Q, Undergraduate Assist- ant in Chemistry f4jg Dormitory Councilman 121, Band f2Dg Vtleightlifting Club QI, ZH, Class Councilman KID. gun-if HENRY HOLLEY, B.A. Otisvillc, N. Y. History 33 WEERT HENRY HUNERSEN, B.S. E A KID River Vale, N. I. Economics Intramurals 12, 3, 4Dg Dcutscher Vcrcin, Trca- surer KQD, President 13, 43, Chemistry Society f2, 31, Natural Science Club 3, Business Ad- ministration Club CZ, SQ, Ylleightlifting Club 12, SJ. RICHARD HUTCHINSON, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Education Weightlifting Club 12, 3, 45. iv? GRACE LOU BEHLING JOHANSEN, B.A. 9 IT E Staten Island, N. Y. Sociology-Psychology Theta Pi Epsilon, Chaplain 125, Recording Sec- retary 135, Treasurer 145, Homecoming Attend- ent 135, Traditions Committee 13, 45, Varsity Players 13, 45, Cheerleader 12, 35, Captain 135, Dormitory Councilman 125, Student Christian Association 11, 25, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Class Vice President, Faculty Grading Committee 145, May Queen 135, Homecoming Committee 145, Kallista 135, Choir 11, 25, Sec- retary 125, Who's Who in American Colleges 4 . ROY KENNETH JOHANSEN, B.A. v A N Staten Island, N.Y. History Delta Nu, Vice President 135, President 145, KllIIiSf!I, Editor-in-Chief 135, Freshman Coun- selor 12, 35, Traditions Committee, Chairman 135, May Day Committee 12, 35, Dormitory President 12, 35, Student Proctor 145, XVho's YVho in American Colleges ,MMl 'i M,! DORIS ANN JOHNSTON, B.S. IANELEE BELL JOSEPH, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Nursing A A II Cheerleader 115, Dormitory Association Seere SUITCU ISl1U1d, N-Y- Hi-WOT!! tary 135. Alpha Delta Pi, Rush Captain 115, Student Christian Association 145, International Relations Clulm 34 giuiw' ELLEN KALINOWSKY, B.A. MARION A. IUCHTERN, B.S. 9 II E Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Aclministration Theta Pi Epsilon, Vice President K41, Iunior Class Treasurer, Basketball, Manager 13, 41, Freshman Counselor 13, 41, Junior Prom Com- mittee. G1 IIE DONALD P. IULIANO, BS. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Education Track Team C3, 41, Block XV, Club QS, 41. if AN CERARD NOEL KERN B S Brightwaters, N Y. Socielogy-P.s-yelloiogy Basketball CS, 41, Deuteher Kreis 131, President 141, Debate Club C3, 41, junior Prom Commit- tee, Freshman Counselor CS, 41, Graduation Usher WALLACE S. KEMP, B.A. Brooklyn, N. Y. Philosophy XVeightlifting Club, President QQ, 35 Fremont, Nebraska Chemist: ll Delta Nu, Scribe C3, 41, Choir KZ, 3, 41, Student Christian Assoeiation, Devotions Commit- tee Chairman f21, Vice President 131, Board of Religious Control, Chemistry Society, Pre- Freshman Day Counselor, Traditions Commit- tee f21, Beta Gamma Chi, Student Handbook, gsllista CI31, XVho's XVho in American Colleges RICHARD GEORGE KOSKI, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Chemistry Society. DOROTHY A. KRATZENSTEIN, B.A. O II E Floral Park, N. Y. Social Studies Student Christian Association, Recording Sec- FRANK JULIUS KREIDER, B'A' 1'eff11'Yl4g4l9 Ch0if fi 3, 4iS Ff0SlUH1m Colm- Ozone Park, N. Y. Social Studies se or . SANFORD ALLEN KRONCOLD, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Pre-Medical Chemistry Society 1414 Pre-Medical Society f4Jg Natural Science Society f4lg Deutscher Verein MJ. 36 Student Christian Association Cl, 21g Pre-Sem inary Association Q1, 25. 'Y KARL LAANTEE, B.A. Tartu, Estonia History Student Christian Associationg Pre-Seminary As- sociationg International Relations Cluh. JOHN LAGANA, JR., B.s. wuvw' Wr- ,,,, Wu.-Y IOSEPH LAURO, B.A. A N Staten Island, N. Y. History HOWARD JEAN LAUCELLA, B.S. E A Q Track Cl, Zig Football QQ., 3, 45. Lynbrook, N. Y. Business Administration Student Handbook, Associate Editor f4Jg Junior Staten Island, N, Y- Business Administration Prom Queen Committee QSM Photography Club 42, 3?- Evening Student Association, Fund Collection Committee. l 'W' VINCENZO LEO, B.S. LILLIAN C. LEONARD, B.S. Ridgefield, N. I. Chemistry A A II Ilackensack, N. I. Medical Technology 37 ARNE LORENTZEN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. MllfhUfflUfi0-9 VINCENT LOMBARDI, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Music Band CI, 2, 3, 4l, Captain 12, 3, 454 Orchestra f2, 335 Beta Gamma Chi, Vice President C415 Music Club. ARTHUR E. LOVE, IR. B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology Varsity Players C3Jg Ski Club K3, 43. 38 ANNE LEWIS, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Social Studies TED LOVINGTON, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. English Track fl, 2, 3, 4lg Cross Country C2, Slg Nimbus Eclitorg Wugneriun. FRANK I. LYNCH, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. IIiSf0fy International Relations Club fijg Spanish Club f3Dg I. V. Basketball QI, 2j. NORMA M. LOZIER, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Education Spanish Club fl, 234 Wagnerian CSL Off-Hill Girls' Cabinet CSD. HARRIET P. MHCDONALD, B.S. 9 II E Staten Island, N. Y. Education Spanish Club fl, 255 Outing Club KZ, Sjg Junior Prom Committee f3Q. .45-una-a 'l i W ANDREW WALKER MACRAE, JR. B.S. A E ill Staten Island, N. Y. Business Aflministratirin 39 I . W' it 'vtzf' FRANK MAINER, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Chemistry Society MD. i CARL MARTENS, B.A. Bronx, N. Y. History SABIN MANCINI, B.A. SCOTT MAYNARD, B.S- A E fp Staten Island, N.Y. Chemistry Staten Island, N. Y. English Wagnerian, Sports Staff 123, Sports Editor f3, 425 Kallistu, Sports Co-Editor C355 Alpha Sigma Phi, Faculty Co-ordinator CSD, National Conven- tion Delegate f3J. M fx T xt JEAN M. MILES, B.S. PATRICIA ANN MONTGOMERY, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry T A X Chemistry Society KS, 42. Staten Island, N. Y. Biolvgu 40 M172 MARCELLE MARGUERITE MOORE, B.S. 9 H E Mamaroneck, N. Y. Education Class Secretary 11, 2, 3, 41, Varsity Players 13, 41, Student Christian Association 11, 2, 3, 41, President 1315 C.C.C. Chairman 141, C.C.C. Carnival Chairman 12, 3, 415 Chairman Wagner Gym Drive 15315 Theta Pi Epsilon, Chaplain 131, Choir 11, 2, 31, VVho's Who in American Col- leges 141. RUTH MUNZER, B.S. Queens, N. Y. Nursing Dormitory Secretary 131g Dramaties Club 111. 'hd' SEQ .,p f ? 3' PAUL NEINKEN, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration M. KARL NILSEN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry 41 HERBERT NOLTE, B.A. Clinton, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology Band 12, 3, 413 Beta Gamma Chi 13, 41, Secre- tary 141. RICHARD THEODORE NORLANDER, B.S. A E 115 Leonia, N, J, Mathematics Varsity Football C1, 2, 3, 41, Captain C415 Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice President CI31, President C41g Student Body Association, Athletic Representa- tive, Viee President C41, President C41, Spanish Club C2, 315 XVho's XVho in American Colleges C41. GEORGE HAMILTON OBERLE, B.A. K E A Pottstown, Penna. Sociology Band, Music Club, French Club. R. ARTHUR OLSEN, B.S. E A TIP Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Student Christian Association C2., 3, 41, Council C3, 415 Frosh-Soph Dinner Committee Cl, 21, Junior Prom Committee C315 Class Treasurer C415 Chemistry Society C2, 3, 41, Secretary-Treasurer C315 C.C.C. Committee CS, 41. M. JOAN O'RECAN, B.S. JOHN JAMES O'ROURKE, B.S. A A Il Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Staten Island, N. Y. Education Football C114 Varsity Players C215 Chemistry So- ciety C21. Alpha Delta Pi, Seerctary C415 Basketball C21. 42 iwmwk 'W' ALFRED LEROY PEDERSEN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Band CQ, 3, 45, Oreliestra 122, 45, Ski Club f3, 45, KATHERINE LUCILLE Beta Gamma Clii 13, 45. PATTERSON, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Education KATHRYN E' OTTENQ B'S' Clioir 122, 35, Dramatic-s Club Cl, 2, 35, Evening 9 II E Students, Assoeiation, Vice President, Secretary. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administrrztion Tlieta Pi Epsilon, Secretary C25, Vice President 135, President 145, Varsity Players 12, 3, 45, President 135, Student Body Association, See- retary QS, 45, Aplia Psi Omega 13, 45, Choir 11, 25, Debate Club QS, 45, Wlio's Wbo in American Colleges C45. 'W' ...Wk if 'lwwmlli' HOWARD PENDER, B.S. ROBERT W. PENNARIACOOR, B.S. K lf A A N Sewaren, N. I. Chemistry Laurclton, N. Y. Biology Band fl, 2, 3, 45, Baseball f2, 3, 45, Block XV Club CS, 45. 43 W ,,,M, V'. MARGARET LOUISE PFEIL, B.S. Hudson, N. Y. Nursing Choir CD, Dormitory Association President CSU, Orientation XVeek Counselor C455 Deutscher Kreis MJ, Campus Nurse fell, Defense Commit- tee MICHAEL PETOSA, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Baseball CI, QQ, Captain f3Dg Block VV Club Cl, 2, 3?- 4 l W 'U-News STEPHEN JOSEPH PLICHTA, B.A. Staten Island, N.Y. Sociology-Psychology Evening Student Association Vice President CZ, 4Jg Owl, Managing Editor 125, Assistant Editor- in-Chief 44 CLAIRE DOROTHY PERLSTEIN, B.S. Bronx, N. Y. Nursing Pre-Medical Society Mig Chemistry Society MD, Varsity Players f4j. ARTHUR VALENTINE PINSKI, B.S. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Baseball fl, 25, Pre-Medical Soeeity fl, 2, 3, 41, Kappa Sigma Alpha, Lietor MD, Undergraduate Assistant in Biology MJ. PHILIP QUALBEN, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. English Baseball 11, 2, 35, Basketball 11, 2, SJ, Football 122, Student Association, Chaplain 13J, President 141, VVho's Who in American Collegcs 143. ai L .dissim- JOAN PUERSCHNER, B.A. 9 II E Cliffside Park, N. I. Sociology-Psychology S.C.A. Councilman, Social Action Group Chair- man 12, 35, Theta Pi Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary 125, Recording Secretary 142, Orienta- tion VVeek Councilman 142, Student Body Con- stitution Committee 13J, Junior Prom Commit- tee 13J. HENRY L. REINEWALD, B.A. Middletown, N. Y. Social Studies Pre-Medical Society 1lD, Stamp Club 111. ANTHONY R. RICCARDI, B.S. New York, N. Y. Biology Pre-Medical Society, French Club. 45 W9 EARL W. ROBERTS, B.A. Iamaica, N. Y. Sociology Staten Island, N. Y. ROGER PAUL ROUVELL, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration LUCILLE RUGGIERO, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Nursing 46 PATRICK JOSEPH RUBILOTTA, B.S. Chemistry Society CS, 4l. Chemistry EDWIN ANTON RUDINGER, B.S. A N Richmond Hill, N. Y. Biology Co-founder Wagner College Pre-Medical So- ciety Cllg Representative to Metropolitan Pre- Medical Society KZ, 355 Pre-Medical Society, Secretary KSJ, Vice President 14D g Natural Science Societyg Chemistry Societyg Intramuralsg Under- graduate Assistant in Biology. WALTER SCHOENFELD, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry WW WILLIAM BEACH SCHROETER, IR., IRWIN GENE SCHWARZ, B.S. BS- 2 A fra E A 'I' New York, N . Y. Business Administration Chatham, N. I. Business Administration Deutscher Verein G, 235 French Club fm? Jun- Deutscher Vcrcin, Librarian f2l, Treasurer CS, lor Prom Queen Committee' 41g Weightlifting Club fl, Qjg Junior Prom Com- mittee. FLORENCE M. SEIDLER, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology 'liisgft GEORGE C. SHERMAN, B.S. St. Albans, N. Y. M athemutics 47 wi-f '22'lW LOUIS WILLIAM SIANI, B.A. A 2 fIJ Staten Island, N. Y. Music Beta Gamma Chi f2, 3, 41. Staten Island, N. Y. Mathematics V 't Pla 45 T fi f Cl b'. Uilgsseysity-lyers f 2 rans cr rom o um 11 ARNOLD SNEIDERMAN, B.S. i?.- -iluunw JAMES SMITH, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology Track Team 432g Pre-Medical Society fl, 2, 3, 425 Chemistry Society fl, 2, 3, 423 Natural CHARLES SOKOLOWSKY, B.A. Science Club CZ, 3,-425 Ski Club CS, 42. Staten Island, N. Y. History Transfer from C.C.N.Y. and the University of Bridgeport. gin LTTQ' 2 l JAY ANTHONY SPADARO, B.A. VINCENT SPERANZA B.A. Staten Island, N, Y, Iblugig Staten ISl8l'ld, N. Y. SOCil1l Studies Choir fl, 2, 3, 42. El Circulo Espanol f32g Fencing Club 132. 48 MARCUERITE C. SPRENCER, B.A. 9 II E Poughkeepsie, N. Y. German Deutscher Kreis Cl, 2, 3, 41. Wmww. WWI RAYMOND JOSEPH START, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. English French Club f2l. JOSEPH JAMES STANTON, B.S. Bayonne, N. I. Chemistry Qin ii. WILLIAM V. STECKMAN, B.S. EDGAR F. STILLWELL, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Pre-Medical Society 43, 4jg Orchestra Ml. 49 ELEANOR M. STRAUB, B.S. 9 II E Linden, N. I. Chemistry Class Historian 111, Choir 11, 2, 31, Junior Prom Ticket Committee 131, Deutscher Kreis 111, Chemistry Society 13, 415 Student Handbook Committee 13, 41g Student Christian Association 11, 21, Lutheran Student Federation 12, 31. 'WW t-..,.,, ,,,,,, DONALD B. SWEATMAN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Chess Club 13, 41, Chemistry Society 12, 3, 41. 'W 3 JANE STOWELL, B.A. A A II Yonkers, N. Y. Social Studies Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain 121, Cheering Squad 11, 2, 31, Class Treasurer 121g Varsity Players 13, 415 Alpha Delta Pi, President 1419 VVomen's Athletic Representative 12, 31, French Club 11, 215 May Queen Court 131, College Council Secretary 121, Board of Athletic Con- trol Secretary 12, 31, Softball 1215 Homecoming Queen 141, Who's Who in American Colleges 141. CHRISTINE THING, B.S. 9 II E Staten Island, N. Y. Education Basketball 12, 3, 41, Captain 131, Varsity Players 11, 2, 315 junior Councilman 131, XVomen's Ath- letic Representative 141, College Council Sec- retary 13, 41, Freshman VVeek Counselor 1315 Pre-Freshman Day Counselor 131, Theta Pi Ep- silon, Historian 1215 Who,s VVho in American Colleges 141. 50 JOHN P. THOMAS, B.S. Union City, N. I. Biology 11 'ir' I PALMER B. THOMPSON, JR., B.S. A N Laurclton, N. Y. Accounting Delta Nu, Parliamcntarian CZJ, Treasurer C4lg Student Body Association, Sergeant at Arms C334 Track Tcam 12, Sig Block VV,' Club f2, 32g Kallista, Associate Editor QSJ, Managing Editor C4jg Nominating Committcc Faculty Crad- ing Committee C374 Student Association, Vice President C41 PATRICIA TOWNSEND, B.S. St. Louis, Missouri Biology Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Wagnerian Staff C2l. 51 if PM Mei Www. L it EAKIJ Queens, N. Y. Student Handbook f4j. CHARLES W. TULL, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration 1-um........A, ARTHUR HENRY ULRICH, B.S. Pre-Medical Society 42, 3, 41g Biology Labora- tory Assistant C4jg Natural Science Society Mig Pre-Medical RICHARD VALLES, B.S. K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Basketball QQ, Sig Football 12, 3, 4lg Senior Councilman MD, Board of Traditions Chairman MJ. RA ff f f ARTEMIS VARDAKIS, B.S. Jersey City, N. I. Biology El Circulo Espanol f2Jg Varsity Players C4j5 Pre-Medical Society MJ. 52 is QPEW 'Wi LOIS VIRGINIA VASOLL, B.S. 9 II E St. Albans, N. Y. Education Cheerleader C2, 3, 4D, Captain 4494 Varsity Players, Librarian MJ, Junior Prom Committee C325 Homecoming Committee 13, 4lg Theta Pi Epsilon, Marshall f37g Dormitory Council f2jg May Court f3Jg Frosh-Soph Council Cl, 21, Stu- dent Relations Committee CZJ, Student Chris- tian Association KID, Orientation VVcek Coun- selor C3jg Frosh-Soph Dinner Ilostcss fl, Zjg Manager of Girls' Basketball f3, 41. CHARLES I. VITALE, B.A. Englewood Cliffs, N. I. History MW DAVID LUTHER VOCEL, B.A. New Britain, Conn. Social Studies Student Christian Association Cl, 2, 3, Ill, Pre- Seminary Association Cl, 2, 3, 41. GEORGE A. VOCLIS, B.S. Athens, Greece Business Acbninistmtion HARRY A. VOLZ, B.A. E A 111 Bayside, N. Y. English Student Ilunclbook Editor MD, Class Vice Presi- dent C434 Prom Queen Committee CBL Photo- graphy Club C2, 315 Deutscher Vt-rein QS, 4Dg Art League C375 Nominating Committeeg Board of Publications, Secretary. 53 MARIE WAAGENES, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. German Deutscher Kreis CSD. .WMWNWWW GEORGE WILLIAM WARD, B.S. ii Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration THEODORE WALTER WARREN, B.A. VVintcrton, N. Y. Philosophy Pre-Seminary Association fl, 2, 3, 455 Student Christian Association Cl, 2, 3, 45. W, , , PAUL HENRY WASMUND, IR., B.S. A E IIB Rego Park, N. Y. Pre-Medical Alpha Sigma Phi, Associate Editor f25, Secretary C45g Pre-Medical Society QS, 455 Ski Club 12, 354 Band fl, 2, 3, 45. English PATRICIA ANNE WEIDKNECHT, BEVERLY WEINERa B-A- B'S' Staten Island, N. Y. 9 H E Deutscher Kreis QS, 45. Cranford, N. I. Education Chccrlcadcr f45, Varsity Playcrs 43, 45, French Cluh C25g Junior Prom Committee C354 Sopho- more Councilman C253 Nominating Committcc C355 Theta Pi Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary f45g May Queen C255 May Court Q35, Orientation NVcck Councilor C355 Frosh-Soph Dinner Host- css C25. 54 AMOS WILLIAMS, B.S. Statcn Island, N. Y. Biology BL-ta Gamma Chi, Treasurer f4lg Pre-Medical JAMES D. WHEELER, B.A. Socic-ty. New York, N. Y. History French Club fl, Zl. DONALD DOUGLAS WILSON, B.A. Staten Island, N.Y. English lVllgllCl'ffl7l Staff i R: ::r YVILLIAM NASH WILSON, B.S. ROBERT HENRY WINCKLER, B.S. A N A N Staten Island, N. Y. Pc-arl River, N. Y. Pre-Dental Baseball f4jg Intramurals Hlg Busincss Club QU. Football fl, 2, 23, 4jg Track Team fl, 2, 8l, Captain CD5 Sophomore Councilman C22 Pre- Mudical Society CS, 4b. l 55 FRANK W. ZIMMERMANN, B.S. Linden, N. I. Business Administration Transferred from Union Junior College. CONRAD VINCENT ZAREK, JR., B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Intramurals 13, 4j. ROBERT ZIMMERMANN, B.S. E A 411 Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Sigma Delta Phi, Secretary 141, Deutscher Verein 12, 3, 479 Student Handbook Staff MJ, Nominating Committee C4D. 56 GEORGE ZACHARELLIS, B.S. Bayonne, N. I. Biology Pre-Medical Society CQ, 3, 4Dg Chemistry Society f3lg Photography Club Cl, 2, 3Q. Class 1952 . , 1.,,,,,....., V 2-.. . -kmanfll if EW' W ' ' 1. f.lent.FfCd Brill' im: W .dent Ralph Cggloniilfi-crizmiiifiir, Adelaide Adams' Presi 1 Lois ver . Secr8l3fY, llI11OI' iss Adelaide M. Adam B l'I E Elizabeth, N. J. '?f Wh if 'ff-- -ff-'v , , , , , , . ki' 1 N! H . s Joseph I. Amari Staten Island, N. Y. 3 -.n ' Lansdell Anderson, Jr. Lindsay T. Andrews Margaret F. Appel Vincent Baiera Andre V. Beaumont A E YP A 2 0 9 fl E A 2 YP Staten Island, N. Y. West Palm Beach, Fla. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. M.,-Wu '-A--... 'Hn- Fred Betcher James W. Bishop jerry Bradley Campbell Hall, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. E A QD Whitestone, N. Y. 58 Joan E. Brady 8 II E Staten Island, N. Y. . Frederick I. grockmann A Oceanside, N. Y. in if lo-.AM i' W' William Brown Ralph A. Carloni john I. DeNicola Lionel Dunnege John M. DI-lrkee A N 2 A fb A N Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N- Y- Staten Island, N. Y. New Haven, Conn. Lyndhurst, N. I. ii 1'-v 'WWW Arthur I. Ericksen, Ir. Lois Evertg ,lean Faist William J. Gordon Staten Island, N. Y. A A II Rochester, N. Y. Z A '11 Staten Island, N. Y. Laurelton. N- Y- Alexander G. Cuba Emma V. Gustavson Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. bh- in Elizabeth Hamann Bronx, N. Y. Frances E. Gutekunst William B. Hahn lib av' .af Evelyn A. Hall A A II South Orange, N. I. Brooklyn, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. i George E. Handley Alfred Heidler John M. Hoffmann Newburgh, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. A Z 0 Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. Q' 'T' t-- W? Q-,Z Y'-5, .1-INV W 'il Murray Hoffman Staten Island, N. Y. Ioanne D. Holst Monmouth Beach, N. I. Carolyn Honeycutt Howard Hrdlicka Charles Hubner AA II Bronx, N. Y. EAD Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N, Y. 59 . J. 'W is-f '9- in, qzge , , +a 'C?.? 'V is Mil. W 'l-l ww Nw' .1 w...i .V .V it ,. .... l Charles Huppert Ieanne Isner Kenneth J. Iaehnert H. Lawrence jones, Ir. George Kassatly A N jersey City, N. I. Brooklyn, N. Y. K E A Brooklyn, N. Y. Baldwin, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. -w..N', .M M. f he ...L 46 Iv Robert C. Kellner Walter A. Kehoe, Ir. Harold Kjellen Medard Kopczynski Baltimore, Md. K 2 A Jamaica, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Elaine Kovessy Pete Landis Dorothy Lazareth A A l'I A N Brooklyn, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. A--W ta., il --..,., ' Barbara Lorenz Robert T. Maleeny Glenide, Pa. K 2 A Staten Island, N. Y. Marvin Lepaw Brooklyn, N. Y. ju-if' -as-., Lorraine Minot Richard Mohnnan Staten Island, N. Y. K 2 A VVoodhaven, N. Y. 60 Reginald Miller K 2 A Staten Island, N. Y. Q' VT? T - 37' . A . 1' julia Lebidzinski 5 Pita Staten Island, N. Y. ir' S-A... .. we Y Y Elli.. 's'.lii+gl'l il +A Y lf Howard E. Lenzer New York, N. Y. W wmnqmi ,f'l'llM Q23 Qj-Hr N., Jane F. Marsden Ingeborg Meyer 8 Il E Staten Island, N. Y. New Rochelle, N. Y. .w---of' 'W' 1--.. Y William H. Newton Harold E. Norris 2 A KID Albany, N. Y. Niagara Falls, N. Y. me 1-,-,ee - Howard Norris Francis 0'Leary Marie L. Palmlre Velma Parker Patricia Patterson Nwgara Falls, N. Y. A N 9 II E Sturm Island, N. Y. A A II Cambridge, Mass. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N Y john Paven A N Brooklyn, N. Y. 135- Margaret Raulfer 8 II E Bridgeport, Conn. Evelyn Pedersen Marilyn D. Peterson Plainsfield, Mass. 8 II E Staten Island, N. Y. 3 William H. Rittberger 2 A Q Newburg, N. Y. Albert E. Ponterio K 2 A Staten Island, N. Y. William K. Roehrich Robert Rogan A 2 KD Z A 112 Bridgeport, Conn. Hempstead, N Y Anthony A. Rosalie, Jr. George I. Salomon Bill Schaefer john H. Sclmnzenbach New York, N. Y. A 2 Q Brooklyn, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Rockville Centre, N. Y. T 5 35' I Q I , X 3. R b t . S h' k l A. S h 'dt F d ' k A. S h 'd L. Robert So ach Margaret Snyder N,ev5rYtIJrk,cNl1Yll Downy A IIC ml ll-izhiliocnd Hilll, IIS! if Staten Island,nN. Y. Staten Island N Y 61 '19 il- Y:- ii' , if C '-Ur Wg, Emegg A, Spangler Mary Spinelli Dorothy Srabian Ruth G. Stangeland Robert W. Stevenson, Jr Lawrence, Mass Staten Island, N. Y. A A II Staten Island, N. Y. K 2 A Bronx, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. 13- Anita Stubbe Kenneth L. Swanson joan Sweeney Angela Titta 9 II E Staten Island, N. Y. A A II Staten Island, N. Y. Stony Point, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. IW i' i Yup Qi as 'ii' Mihkel Viise janet Wannemacher Richard Wasmund Nathaniel C. Webster, Ir. Edward W. Weinberg Sumter, S. C. Hasbrouck Heights, N. I. ' A 2 Q Greensboro, N. C. 2 A KI! Rego Park, N. Y. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. gg? Edward Weiskotten Brooklyn, N. Y. by Ag? 'ix Kathleen M. Wenger I. A. Weyand Hugh Whitaker Jeannette M. Wieboldt Danville, Ill. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. A A II Woodhaven, N. Y. 'O' uf' George P. Wiedereclxt D01'0ihy'E- Willock Paul F. Wuest Marie Young Nonna C. Zawadski A N 9 H E 2 A Q Staten Island, N. Y. 8 II E Bronx, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Belmar, N, j, 62 5 1 1 -, 1 111, ' 3 1 . 1, 1 1 M1 f11! 1l!111H 'W 1 :W J 1 1 x 111, 'El H1 ,N 1, g ' 1 1 1 , ,mu 1. 441 Q 1 WWF 1 4 W 5q fW ?1 i T A 1 1119: W, M1111 1 f P1 1. HSS 0 19 3 .1 1151 gl George Scheitlmg v6:,?reSDOnding Prgllligglll-er. Clalimgclllreigiilxg SecreWfYf Gwen Pro 0 9 op omore SS lo- A Yvonne Adams Arlene Adcock A A II Bellrose, N. Y. Staten Island. N. Y. in-- N ...UF-'D ,Q-.wr Q- E. Geoffrey Albert Charles Babikian Herbert Behrens Robert Belknap Lloyd Berg Anng Binge Staten Island, N. Y. Leonia, N. J. Staten Island, N. Y. Iiudggn, N, Y, Staten Island, N, Y, A A II Staten Island, N. Y. 'elf' 'rP V .1 '- .EL Louis P. Bona Barbara Brimberg Edward I. Brostrom Arthur T. Browne, Ir. Sherwood Bryan! Linden, N. I. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. wwbf' 'NU 'L'-.. 111 W' --L Gene Chu Vincent L. Cimmino Charles W. Claus C Q A, D New York. N- Y- K 2 A Englewood. N. J. s'lflf..f'. if1.....1, Kfe?a Staten Island, N. Y. Hua., 2.1 .iv-,J iw-...avr 'Uh 43 -an ,,,...,.... X S X Edmund M. Diaz john DiCarlo-Cottone Ruth Diller Nomnan S. Dinkel A 2 Q K 2 A 8 II E Bellrosc, N. Y. Riveredge, N. I. Staten Island, N. Y. Reading, Pa. M' ,qfwgt -sf:-'j'!Y' I- !' .ff ,.L ... MUN' Wilma Forster Ioan Fox Fred Geils Emily George 9 H E A A H QUCCWS, N- Y- Staten Island, N. Williamsville, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Y. U00 If! wp., :kgs ,, .J Charles W. Grod Gerald Gundersen Virginia Haggerty Grace M. Haher Hackensack, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y. A A II Staten Island, N. Y, Staten Island, N. Y. ,if Ww- Wwwqp. 'MMM' yr Iune E. Heard Elaine Hendricksen Alberta Hosking Betty Huf Brooklyn, N. Y. 9 n E 9 H E Philadelphia, P... Jersey City, N. I. Newburgh, N. Y. Katherine Dearstyne 8 II E Staten Island, N. Y. Richard L. Dury William Farella Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Martin Gonser Brooklyn, N. Y. in-7 Richard Hahn Ioan Harrison WVest Hempstead, N. Y. A A II Staten Island, N. Y Rolf Jacobsen Brooklyn, N. Y. Mabel Kinneer Staten Island, N. Y. Herbert Messner A N Union City, N. I. Janice Iudd 9 II E Glendale, N. Y. Elleneva Kamp Staten Island, N. Y. ai-5:5 13 ri J, dl ff!- Patricia D. Knudson Staten Island, N. Y. Ted Klemens Belleville, N. I. Comelius J. Leonard Staten Island, N. Y. ding... V. Elizabeth Meyer Brooklyn, N. Y. Adolph Moller ?w egg,-v' -may an-, james Donald Keller Goshen, N. Y. Henry Koch St. Albans, N. Y. 1' wann- Siu..-V George E. Kenyon, Ir. 'missy Martin Kiefer A N Staten Island, N. Y. Sayville, N. Y. R ., .,n Thomas I. Larkin Staten Island, N. Y. Janet Lauterbach Woodhaven, N. Y. Mmmwur Wm 'tm- 'WV ...WW Lonny Marks Fred N. Mason Louis R. Masella Nancy M. McLaughlin Brooklyn, N. Y. Port Iervis, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. 9 II E South Ozone Park, N. Y 3-...Y Dan Natarelli Brooklyn N Y Peekskxll N Y Ill 'H-w-.. Robert T Neilssen Brooklyn N Y mo it-,Q suv , WMV' 'Www If- Clara Niggel Queens N Y A . 'i i awww, ' Y ,,M'lv v FNUICCS J- 0,C0lUl0l' Charles R. 0'Neill William T. Oster, Jr. Staten Island, N. Y. K E A Sayville, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Richard Pankow Buffalo, N. Y. Lorraine Phillips Yonkers, N. Y. ls '..L ..L , sw Jessie Pearce Staten Island, N. Y. iwmw Dorothy L. Ray Staten Island, N. Y. -If 59 ,,...a--f :Q L. 1 William Schiemann West New York, N. I. Q. il! X f Seymour Siegler Staten Island, N. Y. QM lu ww, M., Frederick H. Winrock Staten Island, N. Y. Kenneth A. Polglase George Pontoppidan Brooklyn, N. Y. Springfield Gardens, N. Y. ,ywww Warren C. Redeker Queens, N. Y. Dorothy Schnackenberg Hoboken, N. J. K' i TI 'ru Q Y . 1 . X Bruce D. Stoller Staten Island, N. Y. WWF Carolyn Reisch 8 II E Bridgeport, Conn. WW' iff? l A r bn X ,f Clarence Schneider A N Buffalo, N. Y. -2 Edna Stone 9 II E Staten Island, N. Y. 4.-vm 'Sm 'HU' www- William F. Winterfeld Kingston, N. Y. 'mv Thomas Yamaguchi Staten Island, N. Y. Wh Vw...- IW:-nw n w HlEl ,'m1'f mlllll 'llllll llll Mui. N ' m ll M ll ll 1' 'W WLM in Wanda Prokoby Stanley Radhuber 8 II E Union City, N. I. Ellenville, N. Y. Charles A. Rockefeller Maria C Roi - E Ossining, N. Y. New York, N. Y. 'lun' v--.., Wear Elise-Marie Schriever Karen Serkes 9 II E Staten Island, N. Y Montvale, N. I. - Q: 'lf A. S. Sczezepanski 2 A 'D Trenton, N. I. Wllfwuv' john Ziegler Rego Park, N. Y. N 2 George E. Scheitlin A N Rahway, N. I. 'TE' -A-.7 1 Ei S Royce A. Watson Wilbert A. Wehrli Staten Island, N. Y. Preakness, N. I. W3 I li 'A iw ,N Gwen Zilles 9 H E Fremont, Ohio OFFICERS President . . ....... FRED FRICK Vice President . . . MARILYN SCHMIDT Treasurer . . DOROTHY MQKNIGHT Secretary . . . . . . . ROLF ESCIIKE Corresponding Secretary . . FRED IACOBSEN ss of1Q51L 69 itiliated ursing Classes . Q e ii i lf yuxion President - - ' ' . 1 jr . St-cretal'Y'TreMun Members of the R Faist A . Lebldzmlkl Barbara LOWIQL Frances Marks Jane Marsden 3 i .l 'W T 'I . ' ' :lf .ff W :ll . W Q' 'X vQ .1 .V SS OFFICERS CLA JANE MARSDEN ' ' ' '. ISARBARA LORENZ Class Elfriede lnaul. Mary Spmelh d Ruth Stranelan Angela TIHB joan XVeY2md Kathleen Well ge' Capping ceremony. QUPHOMORE CLA --MM President , SS OFFICERS 5.fZl:Jm'df tf N- RUTH DILLER T ary . , - . ORMA ZAWADSKI reasurer , . . l . . DOROTHY SCHMIDT . JOSEPHINE BORDIEHE Margaret Appgfembers of the Class gggiplgigiiborcliere qtgfxgsrgnplieterson R . A ' ltt Aiiff3ff1f'f1'22k, igfffffiiiy Schmidf lean Orlemanng Bfuhimy ghaulxs . , 1 an K . Norma Zawaiigfir Mabel wazrggsr To be a nurse is the highest ambition of many young women. At VVagner College the collegiate plan for nurs- ing is the pathway by which young women are realizing their ambition. Wagner College School of Nursing held its first classes in September of 1943 under the govern- ment cadet nurse corps. Today the four years of college life at VVagner are planned so that the student nurse is able to participate in college functions and spend two years in hospital field experience. The student nurse receives her training in medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics, and operating room technique at Staten Is- land General Hospital. Sea View Hospital, also on the island, is where experience in communicable disease is gained. The third alliliation is the psychiatric period which she spends at Creedmoor State Hospital on Long Island. The green and white uniform designed by the first class in 1943 is worn by the student nurse when she starts her pre-clinical period. Following a probationary period she participates in the impressive Florence Night- ingale capping and candlelighting services held in the college auditorium. At the completion of four years the student is eligible for a B.S. degree and the privilege of being a Registered Nurse. t 70 MM 3 , 'Wfsi ,. JE rf: V M, H-IW' 1 M, H, A, ,Nu 1 W!,11!,mw : 5, f 33 'M 2 N ww gf., if f 'Maj wi ,,w, gmpQw+ A - M Q- , 11 1 ig, . 37 - . - ,V '15 , X-egg., V , - 1 -'19 'w g 1' 5 ig?. 4f 'le V -5 , f f' 'Z f 5 -'4 Ef enggyqqkfgm, 'fi'-ff, 'if' ' ' 'Yi ' W' 2 ' 'xi + ' , , '4 JWA f A fm ': W A -' - aff ,F u wr-. Ha. -Q Kg 1 W ,E wwsge wM1- M is L' LJ -Y , - - A Lf , if nf I V gif i , fl 5 -.' V A -YI' .xiii 1.3 ,Y , ' ' ' :F ' il .' rfb T L ' rife? M V .A hh 9543 ' , 3 'fm' J- v K'fE5'w .. Q w W Nw u.7E1as ,1.:'-mu. n wuAsni.ig,.si.4e.muf'n laleaiiegxwalem www The officers of the Student Association and the Councilmen representing the Senior, Junior, Sophomore and Freshman classes make up the Student Coun- cil. The Student Council supervises all student activities except those assigned to the Hve Boards set up under the College Council., The Councillnen are assigned to specific duties: as representatives of the Student Council on the Boards of Publications, Dramatics and Debate, Traditions, and Religious Acti- vities. The two student representatives fone man and one womanj on the Board of Athletic Control are non-voting members of the Student Council. The mem- bers of the Student Council are the student members of the College Council. 72 ri w 1 X J A I ,if RICHARD NORLANDER The swden' uaIbeH 3 C uncilmen' I kes oath of omcei President, Spring Semester President . Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer . . Senior Councilman Senior Councilman Junior Councilman . Sophomore Councilman Freshman Councilman . Menis Athletic Representative . OFFICERS WVomen's Athletic Representative . SPHILIP QUALBEN' IRICHARD NORLANDERT I RICHARD NORLANDER I PALMER THOMPSON? . . . . KAY OTTEN . CHARLES HUBNER . RICHARD VALLES . MARTIN ANDERSEN . XVILLIAM IIOBOKAN . HERBERT MESSNER . . PAUL DIETRICH . . XVILLIAM BROXVN ,li MMVMIHW Graduated in February T Spring Semester . CHRISTINE THING 73 PHILIP QUALBEN President, Fall Semester raditions ommittee THE COMMITTEE RICHARD VALEES Chairman PETER DE NINNO GRACE JOHANSEN WILLIAM BROWN RALPH CARLONI The Traditions Committee directs all traditional student functions. It is empowered to define and administer all traditions at Wagner College and has the power to enforce penalties for infractions of the rules. It consists of the Councilman for Tradi- tions as Chairman, together with two seniors and two juniors appointed by the Student President upon his election to oflice. The committee has direct supervision over the publication of the Handbook and the freshman-sophomore activities. The members of the Traditions Committee are also members of the Board of Traditions, which includes representatives, appointed by the President of the College, from the faculty and the Alumni. 74 lllllllllm tudent Christian Ssociation The Student Christian Association is VVagner's one all-inclusive student religious organization. A variety of activities were presented by the SCA, giving opportunities of service to any interested XVagnerian. The regular meetings were bi-weekly at which pertinent topics were presented and discussed. Standing committees were active: Missions Emphasis brought foreign missionaries to various chapel pro- gramsg Social Action carried on projects, including work at the Bethlehem Orphan Home on Staten Is- landg Bible Study was concerned with Study groups in the dormitoriesg Vesper devotions were conducted every Tuesday and Thursday, being planned and led by studentsg Sunday school classes were held on the Hillg the SCA again sponsored the Campus Com- munity Chest drive, with the third annual Carnival. The Association engaged in an extensive recreational program. 75 The SCA was responsible for the institution of the first Religious Emphasis NVeek, known this year as VVagner's Faith and Life VVeek,'. Through these activities the SCA hopes to present the message of God's love for all mankind, and to develop and strengthen rich and effective personal faith Within each member of the Wagner College family. OFFICERS President . . .... EDWARD WEISKOTTEN Vice President . . .... GERARD N. KERN Treasurer '.... . GEORGE E. HANDLEY, IR. Recording Secretary ..... DOROTHY KRATZENSTEIN Corresponding Secretary . . . NANCY MCLAUGHLIN Historian ..... . HOWARD HRDLICKA F it it ,H 1, ,ar c Pre- eminary Association The Pre-Seminary Association of Wagner Col- lege was organized to serve the ministerial stu- dents of all denominations in their educational, recreational, and social needs. At the regular monthly meetings topics of interest are presented by prominent speakers, followed by discussions. Some of the topics discussed during the past year were Pastoral Calling and Counseling, Preach- ing, Liturgics, the Calling, to the Ministry, the Chaplaincy, and Miracles in the Bible. The Association sponsors a team in the intra- mural basketball league. The highlight of the yearis activities is the annual farewell banquet, in honor of the graduating members. H-Z 4wZ:, ,.m5, ,Q i President . . Vice President Secretary . . Student Advisor OFFICERS . EDXVARD VVEISKOTTEN . . GEORGE HANDLEY . . NORMAN DINKEL . . DAVID VOCEL 76 President . . Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer . . Publicity Chairman OFFICERS . . . HOXVARD E. LENZER . . EDXVIN A. RUDINGER . . CHARLES I. ALARIO . . MARTIN G. ANDERSEN . . . MORTON L. KURLAND 77 agp A 2 Q it it fiat' iiii' 1-ww 'Ti it wh. ' Pre-Me ical ociety In 1948 a group of live men decided that an or- ganization for those students who intended to enter the medical profession was needed at VVagner. Today that small nucleus has grown into one of the largest and most active organizations on the Hill. In attempt- ing to live up to the aim- to further the educational, social and related activities of the Pre-Medical stu- dent --the organization this year has made tours of hospitals and other medical institutions, heard lectures by prominent guest speakers and viewed timely and topical films of interest to society members. The Pre- Meds have also embarked upon the athletic Held and have met with noteworthy success in intramural con- tests, especially in the animal battle with their arch rivals, the Pre-Sems. The achievements of the Wagner College Pre- Medical Society in all fields of endeavor compare favorably to the successes of similar groups with far greater memberships in some of the nationls largest universities. Choir The Wagrier Choir, reorganized in September, 1946, under the direction of Professor John Bainbridge, has since become one of the most cohesive and spirited organizations on the campus. In january 1950, under the direction of Dr. Sigvart Steen, it embarked on an eighteen day, iive state tour which resulted in the moulding of an organization which astounded audiences and critics with its sincerity, intonations and musi- cal ability. Newspaper critics acclaimed the choir as one of the finer singing organizations, comparable to the traditional fine college choirs of the middle-west Reviewers used such phrases as, An amazingly flawless presentation . . . enriching and inspiring experience . . . a perfect ensemble, in describ- ing the concerts sung before capacity houses. As well as meeting in rehearsal live periods a week each of the members is enrolled as a voice student and several of last years' beginners are now performing soloists. During Ian- uary and February 1951, the choir undertook the longest tour in its history, presenting concerts of a-cappella sacred music before capacity audiences in such cities as: Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Reading, and Waterbury and in many other smaller cities. Possessing an amazing espirit de corps and working under the talented direction of its famed director, the Wagner Choir is looking forward to many successful seasons and it is ex- pected that the coming years will see the choir traveling greater distances by popular request. CHOIR PERSONNEL Sopranos Yvonne Adams Helen Albers Esther Anderson Peggy Fierro Kathleen Gibbons Evelyn Hall Patricia Knudson Dorothy Kratzenstein Anne Marcussen Dorothy McKnight joan Patterson June Riss Lillian Roudi Ioan Sheaffer Altos Constance Daversa Lois Everts Avis Helscl Nancy McLaughlin Helen McNully Evelyn Pedersen Carolyn Reisch Tyra Rydell Eleanor Van Essendelft Ieanette Wieboldt Gwen Zilles Tenors Arthur Browne Christopher Deane VVillia1n Gordon Burton Helgeson Gerard Kern George Pontoppidan Jay Spadaro YVilbert YVehrli Basses Norman Dinkel George Handley George Jensen Richard Koss Robert Mihale Richard Pankow Harold Norris Howard Norris Paul Riss George Sander Ernest Spangler Edward WVeiskotten Drum Maio' HO BHD ward Vande' Band leadi Home , de. comm! Paw The Wagner College Band contributed once again to the spirit of Wagner College. Spirited music and intricate marching maneuvers were the Band's important additions to the colorful festivities that accompanied all of the Seahawk football games. Marching under the baton of Drum Major Howard Pender, the group was ably led by Professor Harald Normann, who planned and directed the Bandis performances. 79 ii-, Beta amma Chi Beta Gamma Chi is an honorary music frater- Brothers in College nity undertaking to promote and advance music at Wagner College. The fraternity was organ- ized in 1948 and has since then increasingly con- tributed to the cultural and to the scholastic spheres of college life. Some of its past achieve- ments include concerts by Raymond Lewanthal, Thomas Darson and Alfonso Montecino, and numerous chapel programs. Beta Gamma Chi asks of its brothers a worthy scholastic record coupled with an active interest and participation in the field of music. OFFICERS Andre V. Beaumont, Ir. Bernard F. Englehardt George H. Greb Iames A. Harrison Burton Helgeson Gerard Kern Donald Lacey Vincent Lombardi Adolf Moller llerbert Nolte I larold Norris Howard Norris Donald Parnell Alfred L. Pederson Paul Riss VVilbert Wehrle President . . Vice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Program Director . GEORGE GREB . . VINCENT LOMBARDI HERBERT NOLTE AMOS WILLIAMS . . DONALD PARNELL Amos Williams Faculty Brothers Dean John R. Bacher Professor John Bainbridge Dean Ian A. Morrison Mr. Harald Normann Dr. Sigvart Steen Mr. George Martin Professor Hans Haag Dr. William Greenleaf Honorary Brothers MR. WALTER PIASECKI Director of the Staten Island Symphony RAYMOND LEVVANTHAL American Pianist MR. ALFONSO MONTECINO Chilean Pianist lpha Psi me a A national honorary dramatic fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega was first organized on August 12, 1925, at Fairmont State College. It is a society for those doing a high standard of work in dramatics. During the years since then, Alpha Psi Omega has expanded among colleges of the United States and Canada, and as a result, a Wider fellowship for those interested in the col- lege theatre has been provided. Lambda Kappa Chapter at Wagner is one of the now two hundred and thirty active chapters. The fraternity does not replace membership in the regular dramatics club, but it stands as a re- ward for students, contributions to dramatic art. Election to membership is based on a twenty- Hve point system according to the type and amount of work which has been done by the individual. The fraternal society is particularly interested in providing a tie between graduates and undergraduates who are active in dramatics. OFFICERS Honorary Cast Director . . LLOYD IAMIESON Honorary Stage Manager ..... KAY OTTEN Honor:-ny Business Manager . . PETER DE NINNO Faculty Brother .... . . NICHOLAS MOSS '81 OFFICERS President .......... KAY OTTEN Vice President . . . MARTHA FITZGERALD Secretary . . . . LLOYD IAMIESON Treasurer . PETE DI NINNO ar it Player For the past twenty-seven years the Varsity Players has endeavored to give its patrons the best in dramatic art. On January 20, 1924, the group first met and since then has been attempting to fullill this aim. Bringing George Bernard Shaw into the Wagner theatre, the VP'sv presented, in the spring of 1950, a lively produc- tion of Androcles and the Lion with Christopher Mor- leyls Good Theatrev as a curtain raiser. The student production was the eerie mystery, 'KA Murder Has Been Arrangedv. A one act play, The Least of Thesev, drama- tized from Leo T olstoy's story, WVhere Love Is, There God Is Alsop, was presented in chapel during Lent. Efforts in the fall brought forth another student production, Oscar VVilde,s 'The Importance of Being Earnestn which was enthusiastically received by its audi- ences. Professor Nicholas A. Moss directed another of his usual successes, The Cherry Orchardv, by Anton Chekov. For the past three years Mr. Moss has been the director and faculty adviser of this group. He has gained the respect of all who have worked with him for his excellent guidance and directing. A thriving group, the membership is continually in- creasing and hundreds of dollars Worth of new, perma- nent equipment has been acquired. YN xx 2 'X s V , . i X- Q4 2 L. 5 Q Sis- a 41 3 Cood Thcutrc y, , ..,.. ... ff I , x , H M 'sf AW' r Q v. j ,ve ,nv fp Q .g.,w7.Mg., . 4? 4, --w-m....,. 33? ?., .. W - , - i,-' Q 2 fa - - 1 1 -may --4. , ,Q s var 99 W . lb Deutsc. er Kreis In the past year the Deutscher Kreis continued its activities toward the aim of bringing an in- creased number of members to a greater under- standing of German traditions. Its functions con- sisted of excursions to New York, presentation of films concerning ancient and modern Germany, and, of course, the Weihnachtsfest which has become a tradition dear to the hearts of all Wagnerians. In these activities the Kreis worked in close cooperation with the Deutscher Verein, its brother organization. Due to the resignation of its dear friend and founder, Dr. F. C. De VValsh, the group invited Dr. Kenneth Scott to become adviser to the club. OFFICERS President . . . . ELLEN KALINOWSKI Vice President. . . . . IANICE JUDD Secretary . . ELIZABEH HAMMON Treasurer . . . MARGARET RAUFFER 84 Deutsc er Verein One of the chief aims of the Deutscher Verein is to bring to its members an understanding of the German culture and folkways. To achieve this goal, lectures, discussions and motion pictures depicting the German life of the present and the past were the main features of the club activities. The annual VVeihnachtsfest was one of the efforts in this direction and it met with huge success. In order to promote fluency in the German language, many meetings, during President . Secretary . Treasurer . Librarian . Historian . OFFICERS ..WE which the language was used exclusively, were held off-hill. Through Dr. De Walsh,s retirement, the Deut- scher Verein lost its founder and most active member. The organization had the pleasure of unanimously granting him honorary life mem- bership. The new faculty advisers that the club has welcomed into its midst are two outstanding scholars, Dr. Kenneth Scott and Dr. Harry Eisen- brown. ERT H. HUNERSEN . GERARD HAHN . . WILLIAM SCl-IROETER 85 . . ERNEST DOW . . HARRY VOLZ , l Debate ociety The VVagner College Debate Society started the '50-,51 season with only two of the varsity debaters of last year, George Bardes and Curtis Glenn. Stan Shapiro, President elect, was forced to resign due to fftsmnff Curtis C51 ' I O CSSOI' ICSCH 2 illness. However, the Society was fortunate to have mm new and promising members who filled the breach. The highlight of the season was the VVashington, TOURNAMENT RESULTS D.C. trip, where such formidable opponents as e 4 -. Pr f. , and Admef, ST. PETEITS ........... VVOH Georgetown and Catholic University were met. XXIILKES-BAIRRE . ' ' Lost PRINCETON . . . VVOI1 BROOKLYN . . . VVOn BROOKLYN . . . YVon OFFICERS N. Y. U. . . . . . Lost President . ...... CURTIS GLENN MIDDLEBURY - - -WOH Secretary . . . GEORGE BARDES KINGS POINT - - . Lost Treasurer . ........ LLOYD BERC N- Y- U- - - - - -Won Faculty Advisers BROOKLYN . . . Lost NIR. GIESENIANN ST. PETERS . .... VV0n MR- THIMM N. Y. U. . . . . Non-decision 86 -nm: Internationa The purpose of the International Relations Club is to bring together those students inter- ested in the affairs of the day and Willing to participate in the study of international prob- lems. The club is affiliated with the Carnegie l Relations Endowment for International Peace, from which it receives books, periodicals, and news of inter- est to the organization. Field trips to local points of interest are taken, and last year, for example, the club visited Lake Success. Plans were made to extend activities even further this year. OFFICERS President . . . . GEORGE W. BARDES Secretary . . . LOUISE KEHOE Treasurer . . . -. . . DONALD LACEY Faculty Adviser . . . DR. FRANCIS P. VVAYLAND 87 Chemistr ooiet The object of this student afliliate chapter of the American Chemical Society is to offer to the students in Chemistry and its related fields the opportunity to secure information pertaining to the chemical industry and to afford the student the opportunity to further his knowledge in the Held of Chemistry. Chairman . . . Vice Chairman . SecretaryeTreasurer Faculty Sponsor . In its program the society has included lec- tures by guest speakers and students, films of interest to the Chemistry students, and Held trips. This year the Society visited Squibb,s laboratory in New Brunswick and also the Gulfport Oil Re- linery on Staten Island. Visits to other plants were made. OFFICERS . H. RICHARD HOFF . HERBERT IACOBSEN . . SIDNEY KILSHEIMER . . MR. TRYGVE JENSEN 88 atura cience ociety Wagneris Natural Science Society was formed to provide a fuller and more appreciative under- standing of the marvels and beauties of nature for the non-science student as Well as extending further fields of interest and study to the science major. Films and slides of interest to the club members are shown at meetings and talks by qualified guest speakers along with exhibits of projects of individual Work constitute part of the President . . Vice President . . Secretary . Treasurer .... Publicity Chairman . groupis activities. The society also goes on Held trips to local seashore, wooded, and sparcely populated areas to study Wild life and natural phenomena in their normal surroundings. Guided tours of museums, zoos, planetariums and similar institutions are also conducted during the year. Admission to the organization is open to all Wag- ner students who Wish to gain a better under- standing of their environment and the world in Which they live. OFFICERS HENRY ANDERSUN . HERBERT IACOBSEN . KENNETH HILLE . .JOSEPH AMARI MORTON KURLAND Cl1GSS The Wagner College Chess Club, organized in the fall of 1948, has again enjoyed a successful year. Although inter-collegiate participation was somewhat reduced, great strides were made in teaching the game to those Whose interest had been aroused. Contrary to popular belief, the club is not solely for accomplished players, but also for those who are entirely ignorant of the game and Club would like to learn how to play. One of the organizationls purposes is to make this possibility available. In an effort to stimulate greater interest and participation, the club, with the help of the Staten Island Chess Club presented an unusual exhibition last year of rare sets and other chess oddities. It is hoped that similar efforts can make more people aware of this interesting pastime. OFFICERS President . . . . . LLOYD DOC IAMIESON Vice President . . . . . . WILLIAM HORN Secretary .,... . . .ELIZABETH HAMMAN Treasurer ..... . . . DONALD SWEATMAN Public Relations Secretary . . . . . DAVE RYFFEL Faculty Adviser to Club . . MR. WILDERMAN Faculty Adviser to Team . . . . DR. STERN 'fs Mwg Le Cerc e ranqaie Since 1947 when Le Cercle Francais was organized, the club has stimulated interest in the French language and culture. The group plans trips to the United Nations so that the members can sec a practical illustration of the language, visits to the museum of art, lectures on timely topics by prominent people, as Well as the presentation of slides and movies. Participation in such school functions as the Campus Community Chest Carnival and the Homecoming Parade is also stressed. OFFICERS President . .... RICHARD L. DURY Vice President . . . RICHARD XV. HAHN Secretary . . ELAINE N. IIENDRICKSEN Treasurer . . . . VVILLIAM NEWTON Adviser . . . . DR. KENNETH SCOTT 91 Weight-Lifting luh The Weight-Lifting Club is a self-sustaining association of men who wish to improve themselves physically. At the present time, the club is non-competitive as a campus activity as its purpose is primarily physical training for the indivi- dual member. Intercollegiate competition can be seen as a future program if the club continues its present rate of progress. OFFICERS President . ...... BILL KUMMER Treasurer . . . HARRY KUMMER Secretary . . ERNIE DOVV 92 Bloce With the winning of a major letter in any varsity sport, the holder is entitled to become a member of the Block WV' Club. This year the Block YVsv are more active than even. The group promotes sportsmanship and fellowship, and has a total of fifty-three active members. Some of the activities consist of the following: the selling of programs at both football and bas- ketball games, and a refreshment booth which is maintained during the football season. The club has also purchased a large banner which .,. E luis will be displayed with other campus flags at various sports activities. Through the efforts of advisers Lefty Cearhart and Herb Sutter the Block WVU has renewed the tradition of an annual alumni dinner. This affair gives the alumni an oppoortunity to talk over old times and keep in close contact with sports activi- ties here at XVagner. Through the excellent guidance and hard work of the advisers, the Block 'WV' has become an efficient and progress- ing organization. OFFICERS President . . . BUCKY HALL Secretary . . ED WEINBERC Treasurer . . . JOHN PAVEN 93 Qi Organized in order to promote interest and participation in the Winter sport and, in so doing, to strengthen Wagneris traditional spirit of student fellowship, the Ski Club provides numerous activities for its members. This year,s program included discussions, lectures, films on Winter sports, together with short ski trips. OFFICERS President . ...... ROLF GUTHEY Secretary . . BETTY ANN PARKER 94 A I mamma' 'l' Commodore . . Vice Commodore . Secretary-Treasurer Fleet Captain . . Faculty Adviser . OFFICERS . . - . . - VVILLIAM HAHN . . LEN BRADY RICHARD HAHN RICHARD DURY MR. GIESEMANN i Yacht The XVagner College Yacht Club was organized in 1949 by a group of sailing enthusiasts. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in sailing and intercollegiate small craft competition. Membership is open to all members of the student body interested in sailing regardless of previous nautical experience. Activities of the club include movies, slides, and lectures on sailing and seamanship in general. Immediate goals of the club are membership in the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association and the building up of a fleet of boats. Until membership in the M.A.I.S.A. can be realized, the club will continue to enter informal meets with local colleges. In this field Wagner already has a favorable record: first place in a meet with Cooper Union and H. P. I., also second place in another triangular meet with Stevens Tech. and Rutgers. First honors were given up, after a hard battle, to Rutgers in this meet. VVith the return of four experienced veterans of last yeafs team, Dick Dury, Bill Fensterer, Bill Hahn, and Dick Hahn, to serve as a nucleus to this yearis larger team, we look forward to more success in the future. tudent Handbook The staff of the Student Handbook, which is to be pre- sented at the enrollment of the Class of 1955, finds its aims and policies among those that have been upheld b th y e editors in preceeding years. It is toward the function of providing a practical, informative guide for the regular ent, that the staff Works. Within the Handbooks h into sections as follows: student, as Well as for the new stud covers t e pages are divided . . . a listing of the branches of the administration, mem- b ers of the faculty, and college expenses. . . . an explanation of the role of student government, traditions, extra-curricular activities, and pertinent facts about life on the Hill. . . . school songs and cheers, and athletic schedules for the coming year. Altogether these make the plete guidebook for student life. Student Handbook a com- OFFICERS Editor-in-Chief . . . . HARRY A. VOLZ Associate Editor . . . HOWARD I. LAUCELLA Business Director. . . . ROBERT ZIMMERMAN HANDBOOK STAFF ERNEST DOW M PEGGY FIERRO PETER DE ROBERT CASSA ARGARET SNYDER ARTHUR ULRICH NINNO 013 ,L Fefe U11 ug ,W p m ,1 ' J f S' . 5 T :f ,XA 4 ol J THE STAFF Editor .... ...,.... T ED LOVINGTON Assistant Editor . . ........ DAVE RYF F EL Business Manager . . . . DAVE RYFFEL Publicity . . . . YEMILY GEORGE lPETER DE NINNO Editorial Assistants . ...... SEMILY GEORGE I EDN A STONE Faculty Advisers , I I ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SCOTT REV. PAUL DIECKMAN 1111 US The Nimbus, the college literary magazine, provides an outlet for Wagner's literary and artistic talents. A semi- annual publication, its purpose is to present as great a variety of good imaginative work from the students as possible, whether it be poems, short Stories, essays, or other articles. NVith the Spring, 1950, pocket-Size edition of Nimbus, a new trend was Started, a greater amount of material was published than ever before, student interest was awakened, and the magazine, which seemed to focus itself for the Hrst time, had taken a firm hold in the niche of campus traditions. lf the rising interest Shown in the past year continues to animate the production of Nimbus, there is no limit to the vision and quality of the magazine in the years that lie ahead. 97 M, uf.. w JN' 1 ee. s. L- N- Y' A V9 SAX we-GNE' cone .IX , xvft ' K . . A ' 47' N. 'A 4 . - Q g gafzkf if 5 165 ff? sex! vowvdi '7 No MARVIN DUSKIN Editor-in-Chief, Full Semester Editorial Board 1 Vlad' SABIN MANCINI Editor-in-Chief, Spring Semester News Board 98 E Hi T RY 15- 1 155 FRIDAY. FEB'-UA 2' g :Wx ,, Y N, M W' Tukcaletter. ix Wagnerian Staff Editor-in-Chief . . . . YMARVIN I- DUSKIN I SABIN MANCINI' News Editor . . . ........ PHIL BRITTAIN News Board JOAN BANSEVMER WILLIAM HOBOKAN LLOYD BERG LOUISE KEHOE RUTH CHRISTENSEN MOHTY KURLAND ELAINE HENDRICKSON ROBERT STEVENSON EDNA STONE Sports Editor , . ....... I SABIN MANCINI INEIL LEONARD' Sports Board STEVEN EBBIN FRANK HANNICAN TED HALL NEIL LEONARD MANFRED LICHTMANN Feature Board TED LOVINCTON CAROL PLUMB LONNY MARKS SEYMOUR SIECLER Make-up Editor . . .... ARLENE CANTOR Circulation Managers . . YEMILY GEORGE IELLENEVA KAMP Business Manager . . ..... DAVID RYFFEL Photographer . . . ....... ROY O'BRIEN Stop the presses Faculty Adviser . . . . . THE REV. PAUL DIECKMANN 0 Spring Semester ww N 'ii ii, i J I g Sports Board. FRED BROCKMANN Editor -in - Chief itorial Staff Arthur Browne Palmer Thompson Francis Hannigan Lee Schriever 100 Fred Brockmann N Business Staff George Wiederecht John De Nicola KALL J , 4 x M., ,. i n J STAFF Editor-in-Chief FRED BROCKMANN Managing Editor PALMER THOMPSON Secretarial Editor LEE SCHBIEVER Sports Editor FRANCIS HANNIGAN Associate Editor ARDIE BROWNE Treasurer JOHN DE NICOLA Advertising Manager GEORGE WIEDERECHT Artist BURGIS COATES Student Photographer BUD JONES Typists ELAINE HENDRICKSON DOROTHY RAUSCH Associate Staff CHARLES HUPPERT JOHN PAVEN SAM MYERVICH GLORIA BAUMAN ROGER CREENTANNER ELEANOR VAN ESSENDELFT CLARENCE SCHNEIDER WANDA PROKOBY 101 ,yn-nav nf, Associate Staff Roger Creentanner John Paven Charles Huppert Elaine Hendrickson Gloria Bauman Editorial Conference Coach speaks The Recessxonal. Queen Janie and S. A. President Qualben. Homecoming 1950 Bill Robb President Langsam crowns Queen Janie Siowell. Sir Julius Horai enters Festivities. Band and Cheerleaders perform before Homecoming crowd. 3 M ,' U X' la ight C OO Activities vening Student Association OFFICERS VICTOR CRANSTON President STEPHEN PLICHTA Vice President and President, Spring Semester ELEANOR PRIPADCHEFF Secretary ULYSSES CIOLINI Treasurer MISS M. HESS Director of Night School The QW STAFF GEORGE FORSYTH STEPHEN PLICTA' Editor-in-Chief STEPHEN PLICHTA Managing Editor ELEANOR PROPADCHEFF LEO MILLER SEBASTIAN PASQUALE News Editor EMMETT HALL H. F. ZEE ARTEMIS VARDAKIS Feature Editor NICK IALENTI Sports Editor ARIS SCIIWVARTZ Typist THE REV. PAUL WV. DIECKMAN Faculty Adviser Spring Semester 3 P355 me bowls please!! Must be exams tomorrow' NICE flower' Bored? So I said to him . . . Frosh Committee. Jcuclent Will it work? Life VVh1tey s Crew. Aquarium Club. Fencing Club' Are these really mine? ' 1 Make mine mud 'ffl If 1 u ,CA ,V A113311 Sigmap i President . . Vice President. . Secretary . Treasurer ..... Corresponding Secretary Custodian ..... Marshall . . . Associate Editor . . OFFICERS . . . RICHARD NORLANDER . . . JOHN HOFFMAN . . PAUL WASMUND . . LINDSAY ANDREWS . . WILLIAM FINN . . JOHN BOHLKEN . RICHARD WASMUND . LANSDELL ANDERSON 106 Brothers in College Lansdell Anderson Lindsay Andrews Vincent Baiera John Bohlkcn Edmund Diaz Robert Evans William Finn Donald Gromisch Per Hellevig Archie Henry Iohn Hoffman James Klein Sabin Mancini Salvatore Mitri Richard N orlander William Roehrich George Salomon Louis Siani Alfred Tosi Pierre T houin Siegfried Wachsmuth Paul Wasmund Richard Wasmund Honorary Brothers Dr. Adolph I. Stern Dr. Charles Kraemer Mr. Iohn L. Bainbridge Mr. John Barbes Mr. Wilson R. Gearhart Mr. Alfred Thimm Mr. Richard C. Debus Dr. Faust C. DeWValsh Dr. Lee Y. Davidheiser Dr. Hans Haag A one hundred and I-ive year old fraternity of rich national heritage, Alpha Sigma Phi, through an annual calendar of social events, seeks to foster fel- i lowship, brotherhood, and school spirit, not only for its members but for all students. The continual fulfillment of the ideals of leadership, friendship, and loyalty to the Alma Mater has, from the very beginning of its existence, made the VVagner College chapter one ot the strongest and firmest links in the national chain of over seventy chapters at colleges and universities from coast to coast. One of the richest things that Alpha has to offer to its members is the deep bond of brotherhood made possible only by the inspired Working of the individual members as a group for the benefit of all phases of student life at the Alma Mater. Social events of the year included the seventh annual Free Fall Formal, the costume party, and the annual Spring Formal, held this year at the Molly Pitcher Hotel in Red Bank, N. J. , homecommg Hoax. Alpha S Induction part Y 107 L WW Delta OFFICERS President . . . . . . Vice President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Scribe . . Chaplain . . Historian . . KEN IOHANSEN . . ALLEN T. HALL . WILLIAM BROWN PALMER THOMPSON . . . JERRY KERN DOMINICK DALESSIO . . BURCIS COATES 108 Brothers in College Bemard Baratta Robert Bosley Fred Brockmann William Brown Sherwood Bryant Burgis Coates Dominick Dalessio John De Nicola Jack Dicker Raymond Doody A. Theodore Hall Rolf Hansen Frank Hayes Charles Huppert R. Kenneth Johansen George Kenyon Gerald Kern Joseph Lauro Gillingham Landis Comelius Leonard Herbert Mesner Francis O'Leary John Paven Robert Pennamacoor George Ress - . Edward Rudinger George Scheitlin Clarence Schneider Don Silva Lawrence Sweeney Andrew Thompson Palmer Thompson Paul Tuck George Ward George Wiederecht William Wilson Robert Winckler Honorary Brothers Dr. Dieckman Dr. Nikander Dr. Burggraaff Dr. Stinetorf Mr. Bull Mr. Flamm Mr. Ling In 1946, five men layed the foundations of a living memorial to a man who had given his life while following the ideals of courage, service, and loyalty to his country. Delta Nu Frater- nity, in its effort to attain excel- lence in all phases of college life while at the same time stressing service to Wagner as one of its highest ideals, is perpetrating forever the memory of Roger Ling. Leaders in all the varied aspects of life on the Hill, academic, athletic, social, and civic, Delta Nu men still find time to activate the motive of Delta Nu for Wagner, emphasizing the ideal of service to the fullest extent for the greatest benefit of Wagner Col- lege. VVhile doing this the men of Delta Nu feel that they are carrying on in their own small way the high ideals for which Roger Ling gave his life- ideals never to be forgotten. The success of the year for Delta Nu was the winning of the first prize for the Homecoming Float Parade. Another important event of a more serious and stirring nature was the presentation of an oil portrait of Roger Ling to the fraternity by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ling. Continuing to grow in tradition, the youngest fraternity on the Hill devised a fraternity seal and motto, and a fraternity song, Not So Many Years Agon, was composed. Adding to the already organized Delta News , a monthly paper, and the year old Alumni Association, Delta Nu is striving to fulfill the epigram, Not the oldest-not the largest-just the bestv. Another development of importance to the fraternity was the affiliation with the Confederation of Local Fraternities of the East. This affiliation with other fraternal groups in colleges of the eastern area gave Delta Nu the opportunity to gain the advantages of a national fraternity while re- maining a distinct, independent organization. iigf 'nr Anofher Noffrhl Sweet Adelinefi 109 Kappa Sigma Alpii Master Frater Chaplain . Scribe . . v . Corresponding Scribe . Treasurer . Lictor Historian OFFICERS . ROBERT MALEENY . . .JOHN FORD . HOWARD RRNDRR . PETER DE NINNO OORNELIUS HANNAN . ARTHUR PINSKI . BILL HOROKAN 110 A I cv Q . 27f531? V- fly? I f 'V ..... - A A A 2:1 .... - is -P 1 T M ' . ., - ' V -if?'?75s ' r' f'4 R, ? .,.. .- ,, i H' , 'i1 Q'3M ' ' ggi' 54' ',i'. 2 .4 -: Q- '.I-..j'- ,Rf -,Jn my ' Brothers in College Anthony Baldassano Robert Beiling Lenard Brady Philip Brittain Christopher Chiarulli Christopher Deane Peter De N inno John De Carlo-Cottone Michall Fiore Donald Finley John Ford George Grebb William Hansen Cornelius Hannan Francis Hannigan WVilliam Hobokan Kenneth Hille Neil Innes Lawrence Jones Walter Kehoe Don Kennedy Robert Maleeny Leon Mangin Robert MacNomara H. Edward Marshon Reginald C. Miller Richard Mohrman Carl Muleski C. Russell O'Neill Howard Pender Arthur Pinski Robert Stevenson David Spurlock Paul Tackash Richard Valles Honorary Brothers Dr. Nowal S. Calhoun Dr. Ralph E. Deal Dr. Francis Wayland Mr. Sidney WVelton Mr. George Ceismann Mr. Fritz C. Wildermann Mr. Harold I. Rohr Twenty years old, Kappa Sig- ma Alpha Fraternity was organ- ized for the express purpose of promoting the loyalty of its brothers to XVagner College and of effecting a greater realization and attainment of their scholas- tic, cultural, and spiritual ideals. The underlying fraternal feeling is based on the desire to produce a closer relationship and a deeper consideration and understanding among the students at Wagner College. It is the cosmopolitan spirit which per- vades the activities of the fraternity at all times. Demonstrating its extra-curricular as well as scholastic interest, the fra- ternity presents three awards annually: the Kappa Sigma Alpha award in education, the Kappa Sigma Alpha award to the yearls most outstanding player on the VVagner College football team, and the Cordon Lathrop Scholastic Cup. The group annually sponsors a semi-formal dance, a Founder's Day banquet and May Day social. The fraternity dances, which feature con- tinuous music, are well known for their unusual and exotic decorative effect. NVith the reactivation of the Kappa Sigma Alpha Alumni Association and the subsequent coordination of the two groups, Kappa Sigma Alpha can this year look forward to greater and higher standards in achieving its goals. '-1'w.'hT..'rr..,,,-,-g-,,-3-31:z'W-M--s...-,.. fX'WKS'f'D .X , ERN? , Y. P55 hornecOmmg Hoa Ka? . B1'Otl1efS. 111 ,pq igma Delta Phi OFFICERS President . . . . RALPH CARLONI Secretary . . . ROBERT ZIMMERMAN Treasurer ...... . CHARLES HUBNER Corresponding Secretary . . . . . PAUL WUEST Historian ..... . H. RICHARD HOFF 112 Brothers in College Charles Alario Jerome Bradley Ralph Carloni Robert Casa Ernest Dow J. William Cordon H. Richard Hoff Charles Hubner Weert Hunersen Lloyd Jamieson Harry Kummer William Kummer Howard I. Laucella William Newton Harold Norris Howard Norris Richard Novak Arthur Olson William Rittbergcr Robert Rogan Anthony Rosalie William Schroeter Irwin G. Schwarz Adolph Szczepanski Frank Tiner Arthur Ulrich Harry A. Volz Edward Weinberg Paul Wuest Robert Zimmerman Honorary Brothers Dean John R. Bacher Mr. Charles Cook The Rev. Paul J. Kirsch The Rev. Alfred Krahmer Mr. VVarren F. Robinson Mr. Herbert Sutter Mr. Frederick Willecke The brotherhood of Sigma Delta Phi, the first fraternity at Wagner College, was or- ganized on May 6, 1923, by five men who desired a closer bond of fellowship. The ideals expressed in the original con- stitution, scholastic achieve- ment, effective participation in the extra-curricular activi- ties of the campus, and a f true spirit of fellowship and brotherhood, are still the criteria by which prospective members are adjudged. Sigma believes that all students attend college primarily for an education, and therefore refuses to encourage those who are remiss in this vital aspect. Accordingly, XVagner, as the Alma Mater, is first in the hearts of the brothers. Toward that end, the fraternity has instituted an annual award to the outstand- ing student in the English department, and has reactivated the Herbert Holter Memorial Plaque for excellence in athletics. The recent CHEY drive was gen- erously supported by both the Active and Alumni chapters of the fraternity. An annual dance is sponsored by Sigma for the enjoyment of the entire Stu- dent body, as Well as several rush socials each year. Last years dance at the Boulevard Hotel was a huge success in terms of attendance and enjoyment. The brothers have also taken the initiative in sponsoring a bus to several of the away football games, enabling many to see the games who otherwise could not have attended. Although the 1950 graduation removed twenty-four of the active brothers, the fraternity maintains close ties with its alumni group. By frequent joint meet- ings of the officers of the actives and the alumni, interest is not only stimulated in the welfare of the fraternity, but also in the affairs of XVagner. An annual convention highlights each spring, presenting an opportunity for the actives to meet older brothers, and returning these men to Sigma and to NVagner. Sigma Delta Phi is a democratic brotherhood where individuality and free- dom of expression are of paramount importance. Inner assent has always been substituted for external compulsion and authority. Unquestioning acceptance and respect for the otheris opinions have developed and matured Sigma men to the point where they are effectively prepared for the outside world. Finally, we are confident that all of the brothers have absorbed the true spirit of brother- hood and that those who remain will carry on this fraternial spirit aunblemished after usf, storms- Siif, - as Nil S entr . y U1 fllcj IOIHCQ . 113 Ommg inside Alpha Delta Pi President . . Vice President . . Treasurer .... Recording Secretary . . Corresponding Secretaries Historian . . . Chaplain .... Adelphian Reporter. . Guard ..... OFFICERS . . . . . . JANE STOWELL . . . . . GERD EIDE . . FRANCES GUTEKUNST . . . . . . . IOAN O'RECAN ' , IEANNETTE WIEBOLDT JOAN SWEENEY . . . LOIS EVERTS . . MARY JANE DANIEL . . PRISCILLA LAFOREST . ELAINE KOVESSEY 114 Q-qv gur us. .6 . - -' 'ff 55 I N15 , xiii 'Zi Qi? Hiirimiii efe ix sl j ,gg Q 1 if as E el if H I Es gi 4:5 X , ' K 2 + 2 5 1 I 3, 52 -'-- , , E if g E K: 5 is S i 1 A ,K S ai, it 1 ,BP fi- is A A E iz ! I E ' img 3 X 5 uma 5 , 3 1 ,.g, A :ri gi ,i, 1,,, i i 1 Earn we arer Sisters in College Anne Biase Josephine Bordiere Mary Jane Daniel Gerd Eide Lois Everts Frances Gutekunst Virginia Haggerty joan Harrison Carolyn Honeycutt jane Lee Joseph Martha Kinscher Elaine Kovessey janet Lauterbach Lillian Leonard Paula Masserati Ioan O'Regan Patricia Patterson Dorothy Schmidt Dorothy Srabian jane Stowell Ioan Sweeney Honorary Sisters Miss Anna M. Blanken Dr. Ida G. Everson Mrs. Adolph Stern Gamma Pi, chapter of Alpha Delta Pi, celebrates its first year on the Wagner College campus. This group, first a local sorority, Tau Lambda Chi, affiliated with Alpha Delta Pi in May, 1949, and now enjoys the distinction of being the first national soror- ity on the hill. The sisters of Tau Lambda Chi were inducted into Alpha Delta Pi on May 6, 1950. The induction was followed by a ceremonial dinner at the Richmond County Country Club. While Gamma Pi observes its first year at Wagner, Alpha Delta Pi celebrates its centennial as the oldest sorority in the United States. College education for women was still an innovation when the Adelphian Society was founded on May 15, 1851, by a group of girls at XVesleyan College, Macon, Georgia. It was, however, not until 1904 that Alpha Delta Pi really began expanding on a national scale. Today Alpha Delta Pi has over eighty-one active chapters throughout the United States and Canada, and is still building with the infinite caution which has kept it secure for one hundred years. The standards of the sorority and its ritual as used today are very similar to those introduced in 1851. The obligation of membership and the open motto We live for each otherv are virtually unchanged even in wording. A member of National Panhellenic since 1909, Alpha Delta Pi is proud of its affiliation with the twenty national sororities which comprise the national Panhellenic group. Alpha Delta Piis creed stands for good scholarship, for guarding of good health, for Whole-hearted cooperation with the collegeis ideals for student life, for the main- tenance of fine social standards, and for the serving, to the best of its ability, the college community. It is the duty of every Alpha Delta Pi to conform to the stand- ards of the sorority and the college. She should also be distinguished by courtesy, consideration for others, and a gracious and helpful attitude to all with Whom they come in contact. Gamma Pi now has twenty-four members and nine pledges who are active as a group in college life and also as individuals in the various phases of the entire school program. This year the sorority has sponsored an open dance, Cinderella's Ball , on October 7, 1950. The sisters have given two bridge parties during the year, the proceeds of one going to the Wagner College Building Fund. Several teas have highlighted the social year of Alpha Delta Pi. In addition to their other activities, the sorority gave a Christmas party for dependent children in the area. Fxoat . I mec0mmg his HO 2 1 .- BQ j 'Fw W. fl . A . if. A ,fr Tau Lambk-NIL P gf Alplladg Chi be 3 1 15 61 fa Picomes WFP 1 f zl OFFICERS President . . . . . . . Vice President .... . . Corresponding Secretary . . . Recording Sccrcary ....... Treasurer . . . . GRACE B Chaplain . . . . . Historian . Marshal . . . . . KAY OTTEN MARION IUCHTERN PAT NVEIDKNECHT JOAN PUERSCHNER EHLING IOHANSEN . ELFRIEDE PAUL . JANE MARSDEN . . DORIS HEEPE 116 2- Fin' .W ..r . 1 ,.,. -. .Q ,- , - iil d lie fy- w A -'- alla 1, . .W - Am. . ' . - . 25 - 'R a w EE ' A 39? if aim Ma EQ? 3,.? u f jg. f fi fi as -1 -. W X, 4 M ,pf wk 1 f PM 2. 3-'fm W GP r ,Q 52 W wr Q xiglky -Q 1, M.. 3 ,M is Nu 1,-9 iw, N i wifi, 1 AES 'J A A' L ' A f A -- ' ' ' . - A QR wal' ,, .j ' , O L. ,, - :wag5gsgif, , f, ,fy . if Pkwy, -isa - c fzffgw 'W iw 5 f'nYf? 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' W1 fa www- . 5, 2 ,K M if 'Q ,f n, - - - . , 1.3 A Oioiii 1 Sisters in College Adelaide Adams Margaret Appel Carol Bradley Ioan Brady Dorothy Bothwell Katherine Dearstyne Ruth Diller Wilma Forster Ioan Gunther Doris Heepe Elaine Hendrickson Alberta Hosking Grace Behling Johansen Marion Iuchtern Ellen Kalinowsky Mabel Kineer Dorothy Kratzenstein Barbara Lorenz Harriet MacDonald Nancy McLaughlin Jane Marsden Marcelle Moore Kathryn Otten Marie Pahnke Elfriede Paul Marilyn Peterson Wanda Prokoby Joan Puerschner Margaret Raulfer Carolyn Reiscli Lee Schriever Marguerite Sprenger Eleanor Straub Anita Stubbe Christine Thing Lois Vasoll Patricia VVeidknecht Ioan Weyand Dorothy Willock Norma Zawadski Gwen Zilles Honorary Sisters Mrs. Paul Kirsch Mrs. Warren Robinson Mrs. David Tyler Mrs. Viljo Nikander Miss Helen Toebke Organized in December, '41, the members of Theta Pi Epsilon are leaders in sportsmanship and scholarship alike. The main ideals upon which the sorority was founded are the mainten- ance of sound Christian living, scholastic achievement, and loy- alty to Wagner and her traditions. Theta is proud of the leadership and active interest of her members in activities outside the school as well as within. The sisters are leaders in such clubs and organizations as Varsity Players, Dormitory Council, Stu- dent Christian Association, Campus Community Chest, Student Council, and the Kallista, and several of the seniors were honored by being placed on the list of Who's Who in American Colleges. The highlight of the year was the highly successful annual dance. It was the first Wagner dance to be held at the Richmond County Country Club. Theta was proud, too, to receive second prize in the Homecoming Day float parade competition. Another annual undertaking was the collec- tion and distribution of Christmas gifts for children at Seaview Hospital, and Theta's annual Business Administration Award was presented to the most deserving senior at the Student Body Banquet. Besides various successful rush socials and other parties held by the sorority, the pledges gave a Sock Hop in honor of the sisters and their dates -another success. I Theta Pi Epsilon is happy to announce that in the spring of this year she became affiliated with Alpha Omicron Pi. A member of the National Panhellenic, this sorority was founded at Barnard College in 1897 and be- came an international organization in 1930. Theta s second-prize winning Hom , . ht. 1nitiaU0n mg' 117 Grace Behling Iohansen was crowned May Queen. v--nt, Yrmx The Sophs won the Flag Rush and the Olympics. Vents ol the Year L' X 2' M e'e' M it A Big Top insured success of the Outdoor Graduation Ceremony. May Queen , ,f If ffdf' ,ff C if ,ff ff The Big Blow of '50 it G V G ., ,. Q W ' ,zz played havoc on the 'Q,,J ' Campus. N35 r , , W . , i,i,.., . Construction was begun on the Gym and the Girls' Dormitory. si Wagnerians donated their blood. ef Q 'Wuf..un-if The Campus Community Chest Camival was a big hit. 118 s 5 . 26 i1 1f, b I 3 4 yi f ' X - -wi p 0 I jc lim' Wx X K1 ,fl .. ff? kiwi' I 1 JIM LEE HOWELL JOHN BARBES Head Coach Line Coach RICHARD SWEDE NORLANDER Captain QOQTBALL Coach jim Lee Howell and his assistants, Joe Sulaitis, Jim Austin, and Iohn Barbes were faced with the job of completely rebuilding the football Seahawks for the 1950 season. Nineteen lettermen from the ,49 squad had been graduated and so the nucleus of the '50 club consisted of a small group of veterans and a host of freshmen. To further complicate matters for the troubled coaches, injuries cropped up throughout the season. First it was Paul Perfette, promising freshman quar- terback. 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XX XXX X RF 11 1 XX A ' ' f My XX XX 1 X XXX ' ' ' X XX ','X X X V W X X ' 1 1 1 1 X X ' ' 4. T 1 31 1 4 W K' V XXXX! 11 1 '1 1 'LJ f Trophy for outstanding play in this game. Winckler was later awarded the Kappa Sigma Alpha trophy, emblematic of the teamls most valuable player. Winckler, the Hashy halfback, had his Hnest year as he led the team in scoring and in yardage gained. These men and the Kummer twins, Harry and Bill, bore the brunt of attack for Howell's charges along with Captain Norlander, Chucky Babikian, and Archie Henry in the line, While backs Bob Gurney, Budv Kenyon and Milt Grosz played line football throughout the season. ACTIGN! Plp Pomt Grosz scores for Wagner against Ursnnus. W THE RECORD Wagner ........ 14 Moravian ....... t ..,.............. 4 8 Wagner ........ 0 Susquehanna ....... - 6 'Q V 2 Q Wagner ......., 20 Hofstra ..... , ,......... .... - ---19 ik? JACK DICKER Wagner ,....... 6 Swarthmore ,..................... 9 f W Wagner ........ 14 C. C. N. Y .................. M--- 0 ? L'iff2'M ' Wagner ,,...... 6 Ursinus ............. .. .............. 25 V W Wagner - - 6 Upsala '--------'- --- -' '--- ----'34 The play's over. ,s - 1 W Wagner ,....... 8 Penn. Military ColIege..--38 tif' Wagner ......., 13 Kings Point .......... - .......... -- 6 These men played their last game for Wagner . WT JOE LAURO e ,W I r W if xy hir z NICK DALESSIO MILT GROSZ We HT? .. ':k.,. .,,.1'e.' iid HSWEDE' NORLANDER A g FERDIE SALVATORE 123 BGB WINCKLER RUBE VALLES RAY DOODY Captain Y I A 1-if iw HE RB S UTTE R Coach S.. .y i BOB BOSLEY Guard T, LARRY SWEENEY 124 KETB LL The Wagner College basketball team for the 1950-'51 season compiled a very enviable record, winning eighteen and losing seven for the second best record in the colleges history. The highlight of the season was the winning of the Greater New York Conference Championship for the second consecutive season. Coach Herb Sutter was not optimistic about his club,s chances before the season's start. He had but three men with varsity experience returning for the ,50 season. Some- one had to replace Iim Gilmartin and lay Quintana, former Wagner stars. For the pivot position Sutter looked towards Don Gromisch, a junior who had spent two years performing with the jay Vees. To say that Gromisch filled in adequately would be an understatement. His main forte was an amazingly accurate left-handed hook shot. By the end of the year Don had compiled 403 points, an all time Wagner record. His field goal percentage was 51.8, one of the best percentages in the nation. The three veterans on the club were Ray Doody, who served as Captain, Larry Sweeney, and Bob Bosley. Doody played his fourth year of varsity basketball and played it well. His ball handling and defensive play were outstanding, while offensively he scored 276 points this season. Playing in more winning basketball games than any other basketball player since Wagner began the court game, his four year total of 921 points is an all time Wagner high. Bosley, the team,s second high scorer, netted 324 points. On offense he stayed outside with Doody most of the time. A colorful performer throughout the season, Sonnyv possessed a variety of shots which made him difficult to guard. Sweeney, playing his third year with the Seahawks, turned in the best perform- ance of his career this season. Third in team scoring with 297 points, his scoring ability plus his hustle under the boards and his ability to be in the right place at the right time were deciding factors in many Wagner victories. The fifth position on the team was divided between two very promising freshmen, Bob Mahala and George Blomquist. Mahala, 6'3,', and Blomquist, 6'5 , provided valuable rebounding strength for the Seahawks all season long. The other members of the squad, Burgis Coates, Al F rolander, Chubby,' Hanni- gan, and Don Finley, gave Coach Sutter valuable reserve strength. Coates and Hanni- gan are seniors while F rolander and Finley still have additional seasons in which to play. Coates, a good ball-handler, played occasionally in the pivot. Frolander, the fastest man on the squad, did very well on the fast breaking type of offense. Hanni- gan, primarily a set-shooter, was an asset against tough zone defenses while Finley showed promise of better things to come with some fine driving shots. All seven of the Seahawk losses came on away games. The Seahawks have lost only one contest in a two year period at the Curtis High School Gymnasium which served as a home court. Although Curtis filled the need for a court very adequately, everyone connected with the team will be glad to see the new gymnasium in operation at the start of next season. . If U M i i 'Ng 'd i' 'ff 1. A f-' -L ...:.: qi ri dqfdf 'ti.., g I ' BOB MAHALA Forward DON GROMISCH Center GEORGE BLOMQUIST Forward QE Z' K Qkf my fills ? -5 45 J' Qi? 52 ,QM 'EE lb 5014? 'sl . 'PK 1 V 452 X g.Q.'?5 avi M GIRL 'BA KETBALL The Wagner co-eds had a sixteen game campaign this year, meeting some real compe- tition, such as St. Iohnis Evening Session, Equitable Life Insurance Co., Beaver College, and Drexel, all newcomers to the schedule. The team was composed of seven veterans and six new players. Forwards Pat Town- send, jane Stowell, and Ellen Kalinowski and guard Chris Thing played their last season for Wagner. Guards Norma Zawadski and Captain Fran Cutekunst, along with Barbara Horvath, a forward, rounded out the veteran nucleus. Newcomers on the squad were forwards june Heard, Barbara Helmke, and Mickey Schmidt and guards Lucille Brown, Bunny Clausen, and Barbara Kayser. The team played twelve of their sixteen games away so that next year the girls might fully utilize the facilities of the new gym. 127 BA EBALL The 1950 Wagner baseball team came up with a good year, winning twelve and losing five. The team, coached by Herb Sutter, combined steady pitching with a group of .300 hitters and a good defensive infield. Captaining the ,50 squad was Bill Thompson, a catcher whose steadying infiuence on the pitching staff was of definite importance to the teamis success. Bert Helgesen took over the first base position and showed a lot of promise as a long ball hitter. Ted Hall played at second base for his fourth year at Wagner and turned in an outstanding job. His defensive play was tops, while he batted a sharp .329. Al Frolander filled both the short- stop position and the leadoff slot in the batting order. He was second in runs batted in and rapped out two home runs during the season. Don Silva, the rangy New Dorp boy, was at the hot corner, third base. All he did was bat 366, leading the club in runs batted in with nineteen and producing the most hits with thirty. The outfield consisted of Emil Cenci, Bob Pierano, and either Phil Qualben or Ziggy Wachs- muth. The popular Cenci hit .302 and was second in hits and stolen bases. Pierano turned in a creditable job in right field while slugging at a .323 clip. Wachsmuth and Qualben were front line pitchers besides performing in the outHeld. Qual- ben, the fastest man on the team, stole fifteen bases and batted .333. Wachsmuth was the only undefeated starting pitcher as he won three games. He defeated Drew, Upsala, and Stevens. Perhaps his best job was in a contest he did not win. At Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Wagner played in the Middle Atlantic States Athletic Conference tournament and lost to Bucknell, 5-3, in the opening round. Ziggy pitched in relief that day and was superb. Southpaw Qualben won three and lost two. He, too, did not get credit for his best perform- ance. It was a 1-1 tie with Moravian in which he allowed but two hits over an eight inning span. Surprisingly enough the ace pitcher for Coach Sutter was a freshman from St. Peter,s High School, Don Finley. The red-headed neophyte led the team with five wins. In innings pitched and strikeouts he was top man, and his earned run average was the lowest of the pitching squad. Finley came into prominence against C. C. N. Y. early in the year. He held the Beavers hitless in relief until the tenth inning when his own error set up the winning run. From then on he was a regular and followed with wins over St. Francis, Susquehanna, Drew, R. P. I., and St. Peter,s. The St. Francis win was a beautiful two hit shutout i11 which he struck out eleven and walked but one. 128 Wagner NVagner XVugner XVagncr XVugncr ,,..,,,.,,,, 1-3 Wagner ,77777.,,,A. Wagner ............ Wagner .,,.... ---. Wagnerw ....,.. - THE RECORD Brooklyn College ,,,,,, . , .. 3 C. C. N. Y .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 0 Drew .. . .. 4 Kings Point . 3 Susquehanna ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 8 Adelphi .,,,,,,., ,..,. 9 Moravian ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 St. Francis ,,,, ,,,,, I I Upsala ,77,7, ,7.77 1 YVugncr W'ugncr YVugncr Vligner XVagner XVQIQIICI' XVQ1 gn cr VVugner ,,,,,,,,,,,, Wagner ,...,.., :- Albright Drew , .. Stcvvns R. P. I... L. I. U. Pratt .. . B ucknoll St. Johns St. Peters Don Silva cuts . TRAC Handicapped by the lack of a track, the Wagner Col- lege Track Team used the West Campus practice field as a training track. All the meets were scheduled away and a busy season was in order under the tutelage of Coach Bunny,' Barbes. Led by the star and captain, Bob VVinckler, the team entered nine meets: Brooklyn Poly, Montclair State, Trenton State, St. Peter's, Kings Point, City College-St. johnis, Adelphi, Hofstra, and F airleigh- Dickinson. With the team losing eight, the lone win and first in two years was over Fairleigh-Dickinson. A mile relay team composed of Ed Weinberg, Chuck Rocke- feller, George Scheitlin, and Palmer Thompson was sent to the Seton Hall Relays at Newark School Stadium, New jersey. In the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Track and Field Association at Delaware, Wagner sent a con- tingent comprised of Palmer Thompson, Ed Weinberg, Ted Lovington, Bob Winckler, and jay Quintana. Listed among the lettermen were: Captain Bob VVinck- ler, 100, 220, and broad jump, Ed Weinberg, 220, 440, and high jump, Bud Kenyon, 100 and 220, Bill Thomp- son, one mile, Ted Lovington, two mile and high jump, Palmer Thompson, high hurdles, 440, and high jump, john Paven, high and low hurdles and broad jump, George Scheitlin, 440, 'Sweden Kolmodin, low hurdles, Bill Proehrich, pole vault and discus, Dick Wasmund, javelin and discus, Don Graves, shotput, Don juliano, javelin and discus, Charlie Keller, half mile, jim Keller, manager. Other members of the team were: Ernest Dow, Chic Schneider, Leon Mangin, Harold Kjellen, Bill Bodamer, Vin Leo, and Marvin Lepaw. Enthusiasm in track and field is growing and the members are looking forward to a very successful season in the near future. ,if ,mme Wi' TENN The Wagner College Tennis Team enjoyed a successful season as they powered their way to eight wins while losing but two matches. Among the stronger clubs they defeated was St. Iohn's which was taken by a close 5-4 score. Mr. Ciesemann coached the eight man squad that played its home games at Clifton Tennis Club, Fort XVadsworth, Staten Island. Ralph Powelson led the YVagner attack at first singles, Pete Landis ranked at second singles, Ray NVhelan held third spot, Captain Milt Grosz held fourth position, Don Drown played fifth singles, and Ray Adams placed sixth in the team rankings. Powelson and Landis combined in first doubles, Crosz and VVhelan played second doubles, and Hank Clifford and Adams played third doubles. Nat Welyster was alternate and Bob Snede- ker filled the post of manager. All but three of the squad played their last match for the Green and VVhite, with only Powelson, Landis, and WVebster back for next yearis campaign. However, the return of the two leading players will form a sound nucleus for next yearis squad and prospects are not altogether dim. 'N-uw MILTON CROSZ Captain HEERLEADER Come on Creen, Come on White . . This lusty cry is familiar to all Seahawk fans. lt is initiated by ten girls in green, the cheerleaders. After losing a large majority of the squad at graduation, they started in Sep- tember with seven new girls. Despite this handicap they have surpassed previous seasons in the formation of new cheers, spirit, and vitality. Their performance between halves on Homecoming Day has become a greatly anticipated event. On Held and court, their appearance has become a vital part of the color and tradition of Wagner. They are under the capable supervision of Miss Helen Toebke and co- captains Norma Zawadski and Lois V asoll. THE SQUAD ALMA BEHLING JANET LAUTEBBACH CAROL BRADLEY GAY STROGANOFF LU BROWN LOIS VASOLL DOLORES CENTOZ PAT WEIDKNECHT CARLEEN GREENBERG NORMA ZAWADSKI 132 COMPLIMENTS OF The Wagner College Board of Trustees 133 FOR YOUR LINEN NEEDS CALL M. I. 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Ridge Ave., Ambler, Pa Grod, Charles ,......................,,..,,,,, 40 State St., Hackensack, N.J Hemminger, Marilyn ,,,,,,..,,,, 114 Oakland Rd., Maplewood, N.J Gromisch, Donald ..................,. 154 Edgar St., Weehawken, N.J Hendrickson, Elaine ...,....... 84 Nelson Ave., Jersey City, N.J Grosz, Milton ................ 5289 Arthur Kill Rd., Staten Island, N. Y Henry, Archie ......................,... 3539 Boulevard, Jersey City, N.J Grover, Roy .......................... 3060 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Hemsworth, Ann ...,....... 214 Demorcst Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Guastavino, James ........ 173 St. Mary's Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Hepworth, Robert .............. 674 Davis Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Guba, Alexander ..........,.....,.... 425 East 23rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y Herb, Roger . ......... ...... 6 1-56 Linden St., Staten Island, N. Y Gundersen, Gerald ...,....,....,.,............ 712 45th St., Brooklyn, N. Y Hicks, Janet .......... ............. 4 00 E. 8th St., Brooklyn, N. Y Gunderson, Robert ......... 91 Treadwell Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Hill, Frederick ....... ................................. E ast Wallingford, Vt Gunther, Joan ........,.............,. 10 Florida Ter., Staten Island, N. Y Hille, Kenneth .................... 189 Sharpe Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Gurney, Robert. ........,. .,.,,... 2 78 Hull Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Hluchy, Stephen ..................... R. F. D. No. 1, Robbinsville, N.J Gustavson, Emma ........... ......... 1 55 Marine Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hobokan, William ....... 131 Silver Lake Rd., Staten Island, N. Y Gutekunst, Frances .............. 214 Potter Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Hodgson, Brant ......... ................... B ayview Rd., Hamburg, N. Y. Guthey, Rolf ................................. 5802 Sth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Hoff, H. Richard ............... 1467 Midland Ave., Bronxville, N.Y. Hadland, Harry ........................ 9 Cascade St., Staten Island, N. Y Hoffmann, John ....... ....... 1 86-10 Wexford Ter., Jamaica, N. Y Haggerty, Virginia ........ 46 Greenwood Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Hoffman, Murra ....... ......... 7 61 Manor Rd., Staten Island, N. Y Haher, Grace. ........,.............. 43 Hartford St., Staten Island, N. Y Hoft, Elizabeth ...,................ 37 Fairbanks St., Waterbury, Conn Hahn, Gerard ....,..,..,................. 231 W. 96th St., New York, N. Y Holley, Henry ............ . .,..,........................................ Otisville, N. Y Hahn, Richard .......... 189 E. Railroad Ave., W. Hempstead, N Y Holloway, Kirby, Jr ..i..... ...,.,..... 1 Purdy Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Hahn, William .....,.,...,...... 372 Thornden St., South Orange, N. J Holloway, Russell. ..................... 1 Purdy Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Hall, Allen T ....................... 474 Merrill Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Holst, Joanne .... ............ 1 36 Beach Rd., Monmouth Beach, N.J Hall, Evelyn ..,............ ............ 6 75 E. 23rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y Honeycutt, Carolyn .................... .... 2 44 68th St., Brooklyn, N. Y Halttunen, David ......................... 4404 6th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Horn, William ..................... 86 DuBois Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Hamann, Elizabeth .................. 325 E. 196th St., New York, N. Y. Horvath, Barbara ...... ....,....... Alice Drive, Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Hamester, Walter .............. 34 E. Benedict Ave., Havertown, Pa Hosking, Alberta .......... ........... 6 Norton St., Newburgh, N. Y. Hamilton, Elise ..... U. S. Quarantine Italian, Staten Island N.Y Hoyt, Roy ................ ........ 4 0-27 218th St., Bayside, N. Y. Hanan, Seymour .......... 81 Bloomingdale Rd., Staten Island N.Y Hrdliclca, Howard ....... ....... 3 59 E. 163rd St., Bronx, N. Y. Handley, George, Hyrnick, Martin ..,.., ........ 1 14 Maple Ave., Linden, N.J R. D. No. 1, North Plank Rd., Newburgh, N. Y Hubner, Charles ...... .................. 4 918 5th Ave., Brooklyn, N, Y Hanlon, Robert .................. 165 Lathrop Ave., Staten Island N. Y Huf, Elizabeth .... ..................... 7 429 Boyer St., Philadelphia, Pa Hanna, Frank ................ 1878 7th Ave., Apt. 72, New York N. Y Hunersen, Weert ......................... Piermont Ave., Rivervale, N.J Hannan, Cornelius .... 36 West Raleigh Ave., Staten Island N. Y Hunsdorfer, Adelaide .... 32 Haughwont Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Hannigan, Francis ........... 253 Harvest Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Huppert, Charles ......................... 14 Carleton Pl., Baldwin, N. Y. Hansen, Carl ................................... ...44 88th St., Brooklyn N. Y Hutchinson, Richard ......... 353 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, N. Y. Hansen, Erie ......... ......... 4 69 Howard Ave., Staten Island N. Y Iacampo, Vincent.. ....................... 35 4th St., Staten Island, N. Y Hansen, Kenneth ..... ............. 1 73-30 103rd Rd., Jamaica N. Y Iannetta, Bart .................. 198 Brighton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Hansen, Rolf ........... ............ 5 1 Holly Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Imhof, Jean ............ ......... 1 49 Manhattan Ave., New York, N. Y. HanSen, William .......,...... 15 Hasbrouck Rd., Staten Island, N. Y Imhof, Louis .......................... .462 W. 23rd St., New York, N. Y. Harden, VV illiam ............ 606 Tompkins Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Immitt, Salvatore .......... 530 Vanderbilt Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. H8rriSOl1, 10811 ................. 135 St. Mark's Pl. Staten Island, N. Y. Ingham, Laurence .................. 45 Bache Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. HarriS0n, Ilmnes .... 5 Van Buren Ave., Castleton-on-Hudson N. Y. Innes, Neil ....... ....... .......... 2 7 2 Hart Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Hart, Wiliam ................ 240 Oakwood Ave., Staten Island N. Y Isner, Jeanne ...... ........ ......... 3 1 39 Boulevard, Jersey City, N. J. Harvey, William ........... 297 Wardwell Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Jacobsen Gotfred ..................... 126 Branch Ave, Red Bank, N.J. Hassoldt, George .................. 165 Fiske Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Jacobsen, Herbert ................. 5 Sycamore St., Staten Island, N. Y Hayes, Raymond .............. 408 Amhurst Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Jacobsen, Jacques, Jr ..... 1448 Castleton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Heard, June .............. ..................... 2 61 86th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Jacobsen, Rolf ........................ 555 Ovington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Heepe, D0riS ......... ........... 2 13 Windsor Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y Jaehnert, Kenneth ........ ........... 3 047 Ave. R, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jamieson, Lloyd ,...... D. No. 3, Binghamton, Jennings, Richard ,,A,Y,,-,-,,,, 72 Seymour Ave., Staten Island, Jensen, Harold ,,,,,,,,,A,.,,-,,,,,., 856 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, ...,411 Bement Ave., Staten Island, Jensen, George .............. Johansen, Richard ...... Johansen, Grace ,.,,,,,,,....,.... 203 Clinton Ave., Staten Island, .......,203 Clinton Ave., Staten Island, Johns, Ernest, Jr .,,,,.,, ,,,,....... 1 50 Maine Ave., Staten Island, Johansen, Roy ,.....,, ...19 Highview Ave., Staten Island, Johnson, Clifford ,...,.....,..,,,,,..,......,.. 336 64th St., BI'0OklyIl, Johnson, Hartvig .....,....f,.................. 942 52nd SL, BFOOICIYII, Johnson, Kaare ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 584 Oakland Ave., Staten Island, Johnston, Doris ,............... 382 Adelaide Ave., Staten Island, Jonas, Rob ....... ..4...... . . ones Beverl r .......49 Decker Ave., Staten Island, ,,,,,,,,,.,,512 Union Ave., Peekskill, C...... I , Y. I -.-,,--- Jones, H. Lawrenc ........88 Radcliff Rd., Staten Island, ZZZZZZZZZZZZ '4 4'4'4t4?4 4r4r'ft'4?4!'4 ZZZ '-44'-4 Jones, Roy .,.,............... .............. 2 020 Broadway, New York, N. Y Joseph, Janelee ...,.,..........., 643 Bement Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Juehtern, Marion ,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, 7 67 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Judd, Janice. ...,,....... ........,,. 8 743 Union Tpke., Brooklyn, N. Y Juhr, William .....................,...,,...,..... 42 Beech St., Cranford, N. J Juliano, Donald .............. 104 McClean Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Kaestel, Fred ,..............,........... 27 Bowen St., Staten Island, N. Y. Kalinowsky, Ellen. ........ 242 Lakeview Ave., Brightwaters, N. Y. Kamp, Elleneva ,......... ....... 7 725 Amboy Rd., Staten Island, N. Y. Kassatly, George ,.........................., 4910 4th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Kastner, George .......,...,..,.,...,,,. 39 Prince St., Staten Island, N. Y Kayser, Barbara ,........................... Pine Aire 10, Bay Shore, N. Y Kearney, John ....,... 387 North Burgher Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Kehoe, Louise ...,,.......,........,...... 46 Butler Pl., Staten Island, N. Y Kehoe, Walter ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,. 151 Harvest Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Keller, James ,,,,,,,, ,,..,,,.,,.,.,.....,.., 3 60 Main St., Goshen, N. Y Kellner, Robert ,,,,,,.,..........,... 3112 Weaver Ave., Baltimore, Md. Kelly, James ,..,,,.,..,....... 109 Silver Lake Rd., Staten Island, N. Y Kemp, Wallace .......,.,.......... 1371 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Kendle, Doris ,.,,,.,.........,...........,. 852 Bay St., Staten Island, N. Y Kennedy, Don ,.....1...,....... 34 Hendricks Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Kenyon, George, 3rd ,.................. 62 Greeley Ave., Sayville, N. Y. Keogh, Thomas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 257 Scadding St., Taunton, Mass Kem, Gerard .................,.......................................... Fremont, Neb Kerr, Frederick ,........... ,,.. 2 65 Kingsley Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Keyes, Walter ..........,,.,......,,.. 59 Gibson Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Kiefer, Martin ................ 74 St. Stephen's Pl., Staten Island, N. Y. Kiloh, Helen, .,.......,,.................. 3291 Hull Ave., New York, N. Y. Kimmerer, Dorothy ......... 34 Constant Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Kilsheimer, Sidney ,......... 897 Webster Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y Kinneer, Mabel ..,.,,.,.,...... 146 Chandler Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Kinseher, Martha ........................,..... 150 73rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y K'ellen, Harold .,,....r.......... 139-04 Classboro Ave., Jamaica, N. Y Klem, James ,...................,.......,...., 36 Duer Pl., Weehawken, N.J Klemens, Theodore ,..,............,.,...,. 21 Forest St., Belleville, N. Y. Knudson, Patricia .....,,......... 147 Cebra Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Koch, Henry ..............,..... 194-07 Linden Blvd., St. Albans, N. Y. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION it 185 JERSEY STREET STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK , 139 Kopczynski, Medard .......,... 80 Orange Ave., Staten Island, Koski, Richard ....,...........,..,.,.,.., 70 State St., Staten Island, Kovessy, Elaine ,........,....,, 84 Housman Ave., Staten Island, Kratzenstein, Dorothy ,......,,.,... 10 Concord St., Floral Park, Kreider, Frank ,..,,,,,.,,,,. ,...... I 04-35 105th St., Ozone Park, N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. Kruse, George .. ......... 381 VVestervelt Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Kruser, Kenneth ............... 11 Coughlan Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Kummer, Harry ....,,., 1175 Newport Ave., South Attleboro, Mass. Kummer, Bill ,.......,.. 1175 Newport Ave., South Attleboro, Mass. Kurland, Morton ..,..,........... 211 Forest Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Laantee, Karl ,......................,.............................,..... Tartu, Estonia Lacey, Donald ........ ....... 2 7 Roneby Pl., Staten Island, N. Y. LaForest, Priscilla ....... ...............,,............,,.. M orris Plains, N. J. Lagana, John ....,....... ......... 9 4 Robin Road, Staten Island, N. Y. Laib, Carl ......................... 70 Sparkhill Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Landis, Gillingham ..... ...,........ 6 1 Belair Rd., Staten Island, N. Y. Lange, Fred ...,.....,.......... 159 Franklin Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Lange, Marilyn ......... ..... 1 59 Franklin Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Lapnow, Frederick ........................ 723 30th St., Union Cit , N. J. Larkin, Thomas ............ 232 Westcott Blvd., Staten Islandi N. Y. Larsen, Malvin ..................... 19 Alvine Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Laucella, Howard .......................... 134 Lyon Pl., Lynbrook, N. Y. Lauro, Joseph ............... 3181 Richmond Rd., Staten Island, N. Y. Lauterbach, Janet .................... 8540 86th St., Woodhaven, N. Y. Lazareth, Dorothy ........ 5712 New Utrecht Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Leach, Donald ......................, 4625 Seibert Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Lebidzinski, Julia ................... 120 Park Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Lee, Dolores ............... .......... 2 37 Buel Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Lehmann, Frederick .... 120 Oak Grove, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Lenzer, Howard ..... .......... 5 74 West 192nd St., New York, N. Y. Lenzi, VVilliam ........... 1966 Richmond Blvd., Staten Island, N. Y. Leo, Vincenzo ....................... 496 Lincoln Ave., Ridgefield, N. J. Leonard, Cornelius ....... 357 Heborton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Leonard, Lillian ................... 131 Overlook St., Hackensack, N. J. Lepaw, Marvin ........ .................... 8 58 68th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lewis, Anne .............. ......... 3 54 Cary Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Lewis, Robert .................... 21 St. Austin Pl., Staten Island, N. Y. Lichtig, Mel . ............................. 38 Winthrop St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lichtmann, Manfred .......... 182 Waters Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Lindwall, Claire ........................ 80 Lester St., Staten Island, N. Y. Litz, Charles .............................. 565 Main St., Staten Island, N. Y. LoBianco, Anthony .......... 1580 Carlton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Loeiller, Helen ........................ 490 Bard Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Logie, William ....................... 111 City Blvd., Staten Island, N. Y. Loihle, Thornton ....40 VVest Harwood Ter., Palisades Park, N. J. Lombardi, Vincent. ..... 258 Fingerboard Rd., Staten Island, N. Y. Long, S. Eugene .......... ...... . .21 Sprague Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Long, Robert. ............... 1754 Richmond Rd., Staten Island, N. Y. Lorentzen, Arne ................ 660 Annadale Rd., Staten Island, N. Y. Lorenz, Barbara ....... ............. 1 25 Harrison Ave., Glenside, Pa. Lorenz, Eugene ........ ........ 1 51 Hatfield Pl., Staten Island, N. Y. Love, Arthur, Jr ........ ........ 1 4 Randall Ave ., Staten Island, N. Y. J. J. Perosi 6- Bro. Staten Island National Bank 81 Trust Co. Four Ideal Locations on Staten Island ST. GEORGE NEW DORP PORT RICHMOND TOTTENVILLE Lovington, Ted .,...,....,, 25 Washington Place, Staten Island, N. Y. Lozier, Norma ........,..,,.,,,,,, 469 College Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Luce, William ,.,.... ........,,,,,, 5 0 DeKay St. Staten Island, N. Y. Luck, Erica ,........... ...v,, 1 30 Cayuga Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Luhrs, Dorothy ,,,.,,...,.,........,..,,,, 2024 Stuart St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lynch, Frank ,,,....,,.....,, 119 Silver Lake Rd. Staten Island, N. Y. Lyons, Albert ,r...... ..,..,..., 2 63 Fillmore St., Staten Island, N. Y. McCarthy, John ,,...... ...,..,,,,,,, 1 48 Rice Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. McCarthy, Stan ,....... ......... 1 48 Rice Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. McDonald, Gerald ,,,,,,..,....... 21 Seaver Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. McGrath, Ioan ,,.,,..... ......,,,,,,,,,,,,... 1 011 Ave. C, Bayonne, N. I. McHale, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,. 112 johnson Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. McKnight, Dorothy ,,,,,,,,,,1............,.....,,, 15 High St., Lyons, N. Y. McLain, Patricia ,,....................,.,............. Willet St., Florida, N. Y. McLaughlin, Nancy, 119-15 135th Ave., South Ozone Park, N. Y. McNally, Helen, .............,.....,. 72 Theresa Pl., Staten Island, N. Y. McNamara, Robert ...........,,,,,,,,,,,,, 343 101st St., Brooklyn, N. Y. MacDonald, Harriet ,........, 281 Decker Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. MacDonald, Winifred ,... 251 Tomplins Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. MacRae, Lucille ,,..,,..,,...... 346 Brehaut Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Maarberg, Ethel ,,..,,..,,,.,.,.,.,. 35 Rochelle Pl., Staten Island, N. Y. Maddix, Lois .......... ......,....... I 3 Chestnut St., Natick, Mass. Madsen, Harry ,,,.,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 005 Coyle St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Maggi, Guido ,,,,.,,,..,, ,,,,,,,, 9 13 Post Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Magnuson, Claire ,,..,,,.,,..,,,.,,,.,.,, 34 74th St., North Bergen, N. I. Mahala, Robert ,...,........... 482 Castleton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Mainer, Fran .....,................. 122 jewett Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Maiorano, Peter ............ 211 Neal Dow Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Maleeny, Robert .................... 588 Bard Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Mancini, Andrew ............... 685 East 228th St., New York, N. Y. Mancini, Sabin .................. 22 Margaretta Ct., Staten Island, N. Y. Mangin, Leon. .......................... 90 Barker St., Staten Island, N. Y. Mannerberg, Julia ................ 135 Senator St., Staten Island, N. Y. Manolias, Anthony ......................,... 650 78th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. MarCuSSen, Anne .................. 309 Windsor Rd., Englewood, N. I. Marder, Edda ..... .......... 1 38 Greenfield Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Markert, Harold ..............,... 74 Shaw Drive, North Merrick, N, Y. Markham, Kathleen ........,..... 92 Waters Ave., Staten Island, N, Y, Markoe, Theodore ,.,..... 118 Walbrooke Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Marks, Frances .........................,........., 370 Front St., Bath, Maine Marks, Lionel ........ ...........,,..,.,.,, 2 18 75th St., Brooklyn, N, Y. Marsden, Iane .......................... 55 Park Pl., New Rochelle, N. Y. Marshon, Harold ................ 294 Beach Ave., Staten Island, N Y. Martens, Carl ............ ................. 2 319 Morris Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Marvin, Donald .,.,.... ,....,.. 1 5 Maple St., Ridgefield Park, N. J, M8Sell21, Louis ....... ............. I 8 St. Mary's Ave., Rosebank, N. Y. MHSGIHU, Paula ........................ 843 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. MHSOH, Fred ............................ 9 Ferguson Ave., Port Jervis, N. Y. Matheson, Robers ........ 60 Haughwout Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Matthes, Stuart ........................ 32 Blaine Ct., Staten Island, N. Y. Matura, Louis ........ ......................... 1 Larkin St., Scotia 2, N. Y. Allen Clark Grocery Co. Distributors of Quality Foods ik NEW YORK CITY Messner, Herbert .....,........., Metzger, Ruth ..........,.... ...128 South Central Maynard, Scott .................. 693 Pelton Ave., Staten Island, N.Y Melachrinoudis, Emanuel ................ 438 85th St., Brooklyn, N. Y 3511 Palisade Ave., Union City, N.j Ave., Ramsey, N. J. Meyer, Elizabeth. ....................... 174 Senator St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Meyer, Ingegorg, ........... 1749 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, N. Y. Meyer, Richard ......,,,............,...... 174 Senator St., Brooklyn, N. Y Mezzacappa, Betty .......... 939 Castleton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Mielzarek, Rolf ..................,......... 536 Fulton St., Elizabeth, N.I Mileski, Carl ..,....... ,.....,..... 4 6 Layton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Miller, Janice ..,...... .,., 1 1 Twin Oak Dr., Staten Island, N.Y Miller, john ....... ,, ..................... 10 Curtis Ct., Staten Island, N. Y Miller, Reginald ............... 587 Oakland Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Minot, Lorraine .................. 61 Valencia Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Mitchell, Alex ,.........,.... .86 W. Raleigh Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Mitri, Salvatore. .,....................... 160 Woodridge Pl., Leonia, N.j Mittmann, Kurt .................. 586 Hazelwood Ter., Rochester, N . Y. Mohrman, Richard ...........,........ 8708 76th St., Woodhaven, N. Y Moller, Adolph ,.,................. .389 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Moore, Marcelle ................ 65 Franklin Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y. Montgomery, Patricia ...... 173 Goodwin Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Morris, Arthur ........ .,......... 6 17 Pelton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y Mould, William, ...,..... ....,............ 6 4 Liberty St., Kingston, N. Y. Mullaly, Anne ......... .................................... F Ort Knox, Ky. Mulligan, Peter .......... ............... 9 Court St., Staten Island, N. Y. Munzer, Ruth ........ .................. 8 857 81st Ave., Glendale, N. Y. Murano, Gilda .................. 68 McClean Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Murphy, Lorrane .................... 36 Hunter Pl., Staten Island, N. Y. Myavec, Samuel, R. F. D. Mohigan Ave., Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Natarelli, Daniel .................. 614 Highland Ave., Peekskill,N.Y Nebauer, Charles ..............., 63 DeKalb Ave., White Plains, N. Y Neil, joseph .......... . .......... 191 Sinclair Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Neilssen, Robert ................. 3017 Clarendon Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. Neinken, Paul ......... ........ . ......... 5 500 15th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Nelson, Gilbert ...,............................ 525 80th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Nelson, Mary Ann. ..... 153 St. Mark's Place, Staten Island, N. Y. Nelson, Raymond. ..................... 402 Marine Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Newman, john ............,. 193 Cleveland Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Newton, William ........................ 690 Western Ave., Albany, N. Y. Niggel, Clara ............................., 8840 79th Ave., Glendale, N. Y. Nilsen, M. Karl. ................. 600 Bement Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Nolte, Herb. ............................................. Utica Rd., Clinton, N. Y. Nordstrom, William ................. 521 E. 88th St., New York, N. Y. Norlander, Richard ............ ............ 4 22 Broad Ave., Leonia, N. I. Norris, Harold ........... . ..... 1150 WVillow Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Norris, Howard ......,.,....... 1150 Willow Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Norton, Fred ............. . Novak, Richard ............ Staten Island, N. Y. Pine St., Byram, Conn. Rokeby Pl., Nuermberger, Carl ....,... ............. 3 56-B Millicent, Buffalo, N. Y. Nugent, Albert .....,..... ........ 2 4 Hillcrest Ave., Cranford, N. I. 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Santangelo, Michael ........................ 225 75th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Simon, Martin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,...,.., 1 49 96th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sbarbaro, Robert ..... .... . . ................. 654 69th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sims, Reginald ,,,,,,,, 623 Metropolitan Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Scaila, Matthew .................... 31 Jerome Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Sinibaldi, Marie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. 706 Bard Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Schaefer, Norman ....,... . .... 223 Dickie Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Sipple, Maurice Schaefer, William R. ............ 16 Lawn Ave., Staten Island, N. Y, 476 Willowbrook State School, Staten Island, N. Y. Schanzenbach, John ........ 91 Columbus Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Sittig, Peggy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 102 Cedar Ave., Willow Grove, Pa. Scheitlin, George .................... 502 W. Scott Ave., Rahway, N. J. Skarsten, Ingeborg.. ...... 62 Constant Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Schick, John ............................ 1477 Bay St., Staten Island, N. Y. Slockbower, Wayne ,.,,, ....,.,.,,, I 6 Eldridge Ave., Ossining, N. Y. Schiemann, William ...... 6109 Jackson St., West New York, N. J. Smith, Franklyn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .114 Hunter Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Schiifert, Merrill ................................ RD. No. 1, Bethlehem, Pa. Smith, James ,................., 1483 Forest Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Schildt, Harry .................. 114-06 116th St., Riohmond Hill, N. Y. Smith, Vincent. .................... ............,. 4 4 Dean St., Tauton, Mass. Sohildwaohter, David ................ 4027 Seton Ave., Bronx 66, N. Y. Snedeker, Robert .... .....,..... 6 14 Pelton Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Sohinkel, Robert .................... 137-33 232nd St., Rosedale, N. Y. Sneiderman, Arnold ..... ,,,........... I 359 42nd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sohroeter, William ................. 163 Chatham St., Chatham, N. J. 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