Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1952 volume:

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Now I turn to the future for wine and bread: I have bidden the past adieu. I laugh and lift hand to the years ahead: Come on: I am ready for you! 5 I is ,xxxx il ,,,, 1' iii viii -gi - lledication The total enrollment has tripled. The assets have more than doubled. A new gymnasium and girls' dormitory, along with eighteen acres of property, have been added. Numerous accreditations, approvals, and authorizations have beentonferred by official groups on various phases of academic activity. Many important and necessary positions in the Administration have been created. And so on for many and many a line. All of the above statements, and many more, have been realized at Wagner during the six yealts and some odd months of Dr. Walter C. Langsam's presidency, which ended on January twenty-first of this year when he resigned to accept the presidency of Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania.. Since Novelrhber, l945, Dr. Langsam has been striving to advance Wagner in the three- so 1 fold vein of sizegeiquality, and scope. With ability, personality, and perseverance, he has suc- ceeded far past anyone's expectations. We of the l952 Kallista respectfully dedicate this book to Dr. Langsam as a memorial upon departure, knowing full well, however, that there is a far greater memorial extant about us. ltimay be found by following the advice of that oft-quoted phrase, Let's look at the record. i MRS. LANGSAM 'l 'guardian angel' of Wagner landscaping W t DR? 'LAIQIGSAM at work ZZV Z 1 1 1 1 1 ,H11111ll 1 M 1 X X 1 1 H1 1 .111 11 'L I Ove .6 111 me 1 111 11 111111 1 11 2 11 1 1115.5 .yi ., ' , .ww .1 A ..111-'1'.::1Kf 1111'v111 1 in I ' H' is r 3.11, .. 1 ' 'fF'e1 1 ix'Ff , 5 'JL ' ' ' Y Y F S 5 K 1 1' 1 A N 11 N. N N X . W - X1 ,ia 3 Jmul 111 X A 'im .,: 1:11, TYTT7 Board ul Trustees THE REV. FREDERICK SUTTER, D.D., LL.D. THE REV. JOSEPH B. FLOTTEN . . . THE REV. JOHN P. BAUCHMANN . MR. JOHN W. HOOPER ..... THE REV. RUSSELL F. AUMAN, D.D. St. Peter's Lutheran Church of Manhattan, N. Y. THE REV. JOHN P. BAUCHMANN St. Jacob's 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 Vice President, Doubleday Er Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. THE REV. JOHN G. FLECK, D.D. Parkside Lutheran Church, Buffalo, N. Y. THE REV. JOSEPH B. FLOTTEN Church of the Resurrection, St. Albans, N. Y. MR. ANDREW F. HEIG Purchasing Agent, New York Daily News, N. Y. MR. JOHN W. HOOPER President, Lincoln Savings Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y. MR. WILLIAM JANSEN, Ed.D., LL.D. Superintendent of Schools of the City of New York, N. Y. MR. HENRY KNAUST, SR. West Camp, New York MR. JOHN KOHOUT President, Richmond County Savings Bank, and President, N. Y. and Richmond Gas Co., Staten Island, N. Y. DR. WALTER CONSUELO LANGSAM, Ph.D., LL.D. President, Wagner College, Staten Island, N. Y. MR. HERBERT MATZ Architect, Bessell and Matz, New York, N. Y. . . . . President . Vice President . . . Secretary . Treasurer MR. DONALD H. RACE Camp Skymount, Overall, Virginia THE REV. F. EPPLING REINARTZ, D.D. Secretary, United Lutheran Church of America, New York, N. Y. THE REV. CONRAD R. REISCH St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Bridgeport, Conn. MR. FRED W. RETTENMEYER The Napier Company, Meriden, Conn. THE REV. FRANK H. SHIMER First Lutheran Church, Syracuse, N. Y. MRS. LUTHER J. SMITH President, Hoffman-Marigold, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio THE REV. FREDERICK SUTTER, D.D., LL.D. Trinity Lutheran Church, Staten Island, N. Y. THE REV. GEORGE R. F. TAMKE, D.D., LL.D. St. John's Lutheran Church, Union City, N. J. MR. H. TORREY WALKER, L.H.D. Executive Secretary and Business Manager, Board of Publication, The United Lutheran Church, Union City, N. J. EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS THE REV. FREDERICK R. KNUBEL, D.D., LL.D. THE REV. EDWIN H. KNUDTEN, D.D. THE HONORABLE GUSTAV W. M. WIEBOLDT HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS THE REV. ERNEST C. HEYD, D.D. THE REV. HENRY C. WASMUND, D.D. Admlnlslrallun IAN A. MORRISON LUCILLE SLOAN Dean of Men Dean of Women A d 1 l MARY DELIXIABURR lll l Dean of the School of Nursihg , M ,. - ,. N ,.,, -,,.-f, 1 , ., .,, ,W .. ,W A , 1 ,low ll - mf Q, ff, . L4 sf s s 13 Walter C. Langsam ' JCB'2aT054.fST,fi.Q5R President of the College 9 llilicers of Administration President PAUL JOHN KIRSCH, B.D. Chaplain CHARLES WILLIAM KEGLEY, Ph.D. Marshall Kathleen R. Arney ALFRED JOHN KRAHMER, B.D., M.A. Director of Public Relations and General Alumni Secretary KATHLEEN RYAN ARNEY Secretary to the President 'i STEPHEN J. BOTSFORD, M.A. Director of Placement Bureau ACADEMIC JOHN REA BACHER, Ph.D. Teresa Giesemann Dean of the College MARY DELLA BURR, R.N., M.A. Dean of the School of Nursing LUCILLE SLOAN, M.A. Dean of Women IAN ALASTAIR MORRISON, M.A. Dean ot Men WILLIS STUART HINMAN, Ph.D. Secretary of the Faculty ADOLPH JOHN STERN, Ch.E., Dr.lng. Marguerite Hess Director of Summer Term MARGUERITE HESS, M.A. Registrar and Director of Admissions Director of the Evening Session LOUISE HEINZE Librarian MARIE NORRIS, A.B. Recorder Frank S. Jacobsen . V U V r VA :I inf I sary, X 1.- E , . . . Y 52' . L! Magi? W -H 1- gp? . at I ' 5131 . I Paul J. Kirsch Alfred J. Krahmer WALTER CONSUELO LANGSAM, Ph.D., LL.D. Charles R. Cook BUSINESS FRANK SEYMOUR JACOBSEN, A.B., C.P.A. Business Manager RICHARD CARLTON DEBUS B.S., M.B.A. Bursar and Bookstore Manager ERNEST NELSON Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds JOHN MERRILL BRAISTED, JR., B.A., LL.B. College Counsel H EALTH MARY DELIA BURR, R.N., M.A. Director, Health Service CHARLES NICHOLAS ACCETTOLA, M.D. College Physician JOHN JEROME GOLLER, M.D., Litt.D. College Physician ROBERT ERNEST WOLKWITZ, M.D. College Physician JOSEPH FRANKLIN WORTHEN, M.D., L.H.D. College Physician TERESA GIESEMANN, R.N. College Nurse Richard C. Debus Louise Heinze ,Willis S. Hinman Charles W. Kegley Adolph J. Stern Gertrude Aull John D. Barbes Stephen J . Botsford Norval S. Calhoun Theodore Collins, Jr. It new W. ,S Facullg 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 fvf'ffffY rrz -- Professor of Nursing EMERITI CHARLES ROBINSON COOK Comptroller' Emeritus LEE YORGEY DAVIDHEISER Professor Emeritus of Chemistry FAUST CHARLES DeWALSH Professor Emeritus of Modern Languages HANS HAAG Professor Emeritus of Modern Languages WILLIAM LUDWIG Dean Emeritus THEODORE ,EMIL PALLESKE Assistant Professor Emeritus of German PROFESSORS NORVAL SMITH CALHOUN Professor of Education and Psychology ROSWELL STRONG COLES Acting Professor of Sociology NATALE COLOSI Professor of Bacteriology and Public Health 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 qgx George Cook Ralph E. Deal I l , f n. Y .:1?:- -. - wr .ci Y 1, 5-5556 :egg A va' ' John L. Bainbridge Anna M. Blanken Dorothy M. Burpo Roswell S. Coles Ida Gertrude Everson PROFESSORS 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 George A. Giesemann ADOLPH JOHN STERN Professor of Chemistry ROSCOE STINETORF Professor of Physics HERBERT EDWIN SUTTER Professor of Physical Education and Director of Athletics William Greenleaf FRANCIS FRY WAYLAND Professor of History 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 Richard H. Heep Librarian GASPARD LUDWIG PINETTE Associate Professor of Modern Languages LUCILLE SLOAN Dean of Women and Associate Professor of History 'VN DAVID BUDLONG TYLER ' Associate Professor of History 3. L I 9 Edythe Kershaw Virgil Markham George Martin Vincenza A. Mattiace fi Charles Gilbert N ' George G. Hackman Jens T. Jensen Charles L. Kraemer Susette L. Meyer 1 I E., EMM. A ,, 'Swiss Er ,Isis I I.. ,IK ,, ,, ii ASSISTANT PROFESSORS GERTRUDE AULL Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Physical Education ANNA MARGARET BLANKEN Assistant Professor of Mathematics it 'ls GEORGE ALLAN COOK S Kenneth E, Morse Assistant Professor of English 11- W GEORGE AUGUSTUS GIESEMANN Assistant Professor of History WILLIAM EBEN GREENLEAF Head Football Coach VINCENZA ANN MATTIACE Assistant Professor of Modern Languages SUSETTE LOUISE MEYER Viljo K. Nikander . Assistant Professor of Biology I I KENNETH EDWARD MORSE W Assistant Professor of Psychology .ef NICHOLAS ALLISON MOSS Assistant Professor of Speech HARALD NORMANN Assistant Professor of Music WARREN FOWLER ROBINSON Assistant Professor of Art EDITH ANNA SCHMITT Assistant Professor of Nursing JOHANN scHuu.z Warren F. Robinson. if Assistant Professor of Chemistry AURELIA GRETHER SCOTT Assistant Professor of English :Q MARY McKEE SIMMONS I JOHN DUNCAN BARBES Iii 1 Assistant Professor of Biology EQ ttsgssftlhii- I ii'ii f 'Uz Ili JIM LEE HOWELL ,Q JENS TRYGVE JENSEN ,,sys,. Assistant Professor of Chemistry In X g M It I Nicholas A. Moss I Harald Normann Harold J. Rohr Assistant Professor of Education I LEMPI TALVENSAARI Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration Edlfh Schmitt Johann Schulz gt ,Q-,III ': xii- ,- I :Q .,.- . H I I'-f ,Q Y 2 - 1 R. JA ! fx' ' I fy' -,S , , I 9 z V X l 32, I hiv' W 3 I ' Aurelia G. Scott 4 Kennefh Scott Sophia Kent Shielfilsllll I Mary Simmons I3 Hs Hr if -'ffl my W Q fl fitillisitlh. fliillwiig ASSISTANT PROFESSORS I - I SIDNEY PARKER WELTON 'f 0 I Assistant Professor of Mathematics 1 qi-f ' A FSL ' FRITZ CHARLES WILDERMANN A .YY g Assistant Professor of Physics R, aff H FREDERICK HENRY WILLECKE -'AR L Assistant Professor of Modern Languages MTW ' .- , ,C K A SIQVBVT J- Sfeen ESTHFR CHASE WOOD Roscoe Stinetorf Assistant Professor of Psychology and Sociology INSTRUCTORS EST:-:ER ANDERSON Instructor in Music and Voice DOROTHY MITCHELL BURPO Instructor in Nursing THEODORE COLLINS, JR. Instructor in Chemistry CHARLES GILBERT , , , , , Lempl Talvensaarl Instructor in Economics and Business Administration Herbert E. Sutter EDYTHE KERSHAW Instructor in Bacteriology GEORGE MARTIN Instructor in Piano GENEVIEVE MILLETT Instructor in Dietetics HAROLD JUDSON ROHR Instructor in Biology f SOPHIA KENT SHIELDS Alfred L' Thimm Associate Librarian Helen Euzabefh ALFRED LOUIS THIMM Instructor in Economics and Business Administration HELEN ELIZABETH TOEBKE Instructor in Physical Education MYRTLE VOLKHARDT if Instructor in Modern Languages David B' Tyler Francis F. Wayland 'E Sidney p, Weltgn 9' Fritz C. Wildermann Frederick H. Willeckeyg Esther C- WOOCI I I 4 Class of 1952 1 H 1 , 5: za tw.. ,, , , ,, ..,, 'T iiiusngg AV President 4 Vqvq 1 FEED iikockiMANN PATRICIA PATTERSON M ADELAIDE Aoims A Vice President EL Secretary V egg A Treasurer ,A ADELAIDE ADAMS, B.S. CHARLES ALARIO, B.S. Elizabeth, N. J. Mathematics Brooklyn, N. Y. BioloQY Junior Prom Committee: Class Treasurer i3, 4lg Pre-Medical Society ll, 2, 333 Freshman Counse- Softball il, 2, 333 Alpha Omicron Pi Corre- lor 1253 Le CerclIe.Frangais'll,, 29g Undergradu- snondinc Secretary 141. ' N 16 2.21.1 EDWARD ALBANO, B.S. Cambria Heights, N. Y. Biology Pre-Medical Society 13, 473 Intramurals 13, 49. I Staten Island, N. Y. JOSEPH J. AMARI, B.S. A KD Q Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Pre-Medical Society 12, 3, 433 Chemistry Society 12, 3, 4Ig Varsity Players 13, 47, Chess Club 1373 Natural Science Society 13, 47, Undergraduate Biology Laboratory Assistant. ALBERT B. ANDERSON, JR., B.A. History MARGARET APPEL, B.S. LINDSAY T. ANDREWS, B.S. A 2 KD Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Staten Island, N. Y. Nursing V 'abit RALPH C. ATTANASI, B.S. EMIL PAUL BADER, B.S. JOAN BARRY B A A Q 9 Ridgefield, N- J- Chemistry Staten Island, N. Y. Sociai Studies Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Chemistry Society 11, 2, 3, 47. Pre-Medical Society 13, 473 Chemistry Society 137, Natural Science Society 137, Le Cercle Francais 137. ANDRE V. BEAUMONT, JR., B.A. Staten island, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology Beta Gamma Chi 12, 3, 47, President 1473 Band 1l, 2, 3, 473 Orchestra 147g Chemistry Society 1273 Psychology Club 147, Freshmen Orientation Counsellor 147. CHARLES BERNARDl, B.S Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Baseball 12, 37. MQ. ls- gmm , JIM BISHOP, B.S. ROGER N, BISSELL, B.A. I RICHARD E. BLACKHAM, B.A. K 2 A Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Staten Island, N, Y, Psychology-Sociology Staten lsland, N. Y. Business Administration Le Cercle Frangais l2, 31. Football li lg Weightlifting Club C313 El Circulo Ski Club Espanol l2J. LOUIS PAUL BONA, B.S. A '15 Q Linden, N. J. Chemistry Chemistry Society C3, 455 American Chemical Society l3, 43. new ...ii ie ROBERT JOHN BRAISTED, B.A. I Staten Island, N. Y. History I9 FREDERICK J. BROCKMANN, B.A. Oceanside, N. Y. English J. V. Basketball 1233 Associate Editor, Kallista 1233 Editor-in-Chief, Kallista 133g Historian, Class of '52 1233 Class Vice President 133, Editor, Delta Nu Paper 12, 3, 433 Delta Nu Scribe 1435 Who's Who In American College 143. PHILIP BRITTAIN, B.A. K 2 A Staten Island, N. Y. History GEORGE F. BRODERICK, B.S. A Z 115 Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry Pre-Medical Society 1l, 233 Chemistry Society 11, 2, 3, 43, Vice President 1435 Alpha Sigma Phi Scribe 1433 Undergraduate Chemistry Labo- ratory Assistant. EDWARD JOSEPH BROSTROM, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bi0l0QY Pre-Medical Society 11, 2, 3, 433 Natural SCi9r1CS Society 1133 Undergraduate Biology Laboratory Assistant. WILLIAM BROWN, B.S. A N Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Football 12, 3, 433 Delta Nu President 143, Sec- retary 1333 Senior Councilman 1439 Athletic Representative 13, 433 Traditions Committee 13, 433 Choir 1135 Varsity Players 133: Homecoming Committee 1433 Freshman Week Counsellor 143. 20 gg. HAROLD M. BRUNDAGE, B.S. A 2 CII Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration 49...--M Alpha Sigma Phi Secretary 133. Quo WALTER A. BURKE, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. History RALPH A. CARLONI, B.S. E A SIP New Haven, Conn. Business Administration Sigma Delta Phi Corresponding Secretary 123, President 1333 Football 12, 433 Student Associa- tion President 1431 Chess Club 1l33 Class Trea- surer 123, President 1333 Junior Prom Chairman 1333 Honor Court 1333 Traditions Committee 1333 Orientation Week Counsellorg Varsity Players 11, 2, 3, 43, Business Manager 12, 333 Who's Who In American Colleges 143. FRANCIS CHORIN, B.A. New York, N. Y. History ZI DOROTHY SRABIAN CORELL, B.S. A A H Bronx, N. Y. Business Administration Alpha Delta Pi Assistant Treasurer 12, 3, 43, Corresponding Secretary 1433 Homecoming Com- mittee 1333 Deutscher Kreis 1I, 2, 3, 43, Trea- surer 1233 Choir 1I, 233 Music Club 1I 33 Student Christian Association 1133 Varsity Players 13, 43. ll l it W. l- was Q-hc-, CHRISTOPHER CROWLEY, B.A. JOHN DeNlCOLA, B.S. NORMAN STEPHEN DINKEL, B.A. Sfafen lSlal'1Cl, N. Y. History A N Bellerose, N. Y. History Vaf5lfY Pl-BYGVS l3, 472 Debate Club l3, 47, Sec- Lyndhurst, N. J. Business Administration Choir C3, 475 Student Christian Association Cl, refary Ml' , 2, 3, 43, S. C. A. Council 42, 3, 475 Pre-Seminary Delta Nu Treasurer C413 Kallista Treasurer 13, Association U, 2, 3' 45: Wagnerian 445. Beta 4lg Yacht Club Treasurer C4J. Gamma Chi 1455 Lutheran Student Federationg Orientation Week Counsellor C473 Dorm Coun- sellor C4ig Faith and Lite Week Committee 13, 43. SALVATORE ERETTO, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry JOHN M. DURKEE, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Freshman Councilman ill. 22 :Q LOIS EGBERT EVERTS, B.S. A A II Staten Island, N. Y. Education Tau Lambda Chi C225 Wagnerian l4Jg Choir l2, 315 Class Secretary C373 Junior Prom Committee l37g Nominating Committee l2Dg Student Chris- tian Association l3, 47, Publicity Chairman l3, 433 Freshmen Counsellor l4Jg Pre-Freshmen Counsellor l3J. ALBERT FROLANDER, B A Huntington, N. Y. Mafhemaflfi Baseball ll, 2, 3, 45, Basketball ll, 2 3 45 JACK GILBERT, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry ANTHONY R. GALDI, B.S. A 111 S2 Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology i WILLIAM J. GORDON, B.S. . E A CID Laurelton, N. Y. Education Football ll, 233 Dorm Counsellor il, 27, Choir tl, 3lg Dorm President i473 Student Christian Association 13, 475 Beta Gamma Chi 1453 Faith and Life Week Committee C3l. EDWARD GORHAM, B.S. ea A E 413 Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Alpha Sigma Phi Scribe C493 Chemistry Society tl, 2, 3, 473 American Chemical Society 445. DONALD S. GROMISCH, B.S. A E CID Weehawken, N. J. Biology Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 45. 24 ALEXANDER G GUBA B A Brooklyn N Y Philosophy Student Christian Association CI, 2, 3, 435 Var- sity Players C435 Pre-Seminary Association CI, I 2 3 43. EMMA V. GUSTAVSON, B.A. Brooklyn, N. Y. Le Cercle Francais CI, 2, 43. FRANCES E. GUTEKUNST, B.S. A A II Staten Island, N. Y. Education Basketball C2, 3, 43, Captain C335 Alpha Delta Pi President C43, Treasurer C335 Le Cercle Francais CI 35 Faith and Life Week Committee C335 Who's Who In American College C43. English RICHARD G. HALEY, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology WILLIAM B. HAHN, B.S. A N South Orange, N. J. Mathematics Associate Editor, Kallista C435 Yacht Club Com- modore C2, 33, Fleet Captain C435 Ski Club Presi- dent C435 Junior Prom Committee C335Wagnerian C3, 435 Beta Gamma Chi C43. 1' 1:15. .-swf' g, EVELYN A. HALL, B.S. A O II Brooklyn, N. Y. Education Student Body Secretary C435 Deutscher Kreis Secretary C435 Varsity Players C3, 435 College Council Secretary C435 Freshman Counsellor C435 Wagnerian C3, 435 Alpha Omicron Pi Historian C435 Homecoming Queen C435 Who's Who In American Colleges C43. ELIZABETH HAMANN, B.A. Bronx, N. Y. German Deutscher Kreis Cl, 2, 3, 43, Secretary C335 Chess Club Secretary C2, 33. GEORGE E. HANDLEY, JR. B.A. Newburgh, N. Y. Philosophy Choir -C2, 3, 435 Student Christian Association Cl, 2, 3, 43, Treasurer C33, President C435 Lu- theran Student Federation Cl, 2, 3, 435 Pre- Seminary Association CI, 2, 3, 43, Vice President C335 Dorm Counsellor C235 Beta Gamma Chi C2, 3, 43, Program Director C3, 435 Faith and Life Week Committee C335 Orientation Week'Coun- sellor C435 Board of Religious Activities C3, 435 Who's Who In American Colleges C43. MARILYN HEMMINGER, B.S. Maplewood, N. J. Business Administration WILLIAM HARVEY, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Ch9mfSffY Chemistry Society C2, 3, 435 Pre-Medical Society C3, 435 Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory Assistant. 26 FREDERICK HILL, B.A. JOHN HOFFMAN, B.S, MURRAY HOFFMAN, B.A. East Wallingford, Vt. English A 2 CIP A '17 Q Debate Club C49. Jamaica, N, Y, 'Education Staten Island, N. Y. Social Studies Alpha Sigma Phi Vice President l3, 493 Home- Debate Club ll, 395 Intramural Relations 'Club fTogr:lir2g,.Commitee C2, 393 Homecoming Chair- 62, 395 Wagnerian ll, 29. CAROLYN HONEYCUTT, B.A. A A H Brooklyn, N. Y. History Alpha Delta Pi Chaplain C493 Debate Club ll9: Student Christian Association C195 Pre-Fresh- men Day Counsellor l39g Intramural Relations Club C49. , X. 'T' HOWARD HRDLICKA, B.A. Bronx, N. Y. History f Student Christian Association ll, 2, 3, 49, His- torian l39g Pre-Seminary Association ll, 2, 3, 495 Beta Gamma Chi 449, Varsity Players K3, 49. 27 Gi CHARLES H. HUBNER, B.S. E A CID Brooklyn, N.. Y. Business Administation Student Association Treasurer C31, -Vice Presi- dent l41 3 Orientation Week Counsellor, Varsity Players l2, 3, 41, President 1413 Homecoming Committee C3, 413 Honor Court i313 Dormitory A1152 in American Colleges 441. MARTIN HRYNICK, B.S. Linden, N. J. Business Administration CHARLES HUPPERT, B.S. A N Baldwin, N. Y. Medical Technology Delta Nu Vice President C419 Dorm Proctor 13, 41. JEANNE ANNE ISNER, B.A. Jersey City, N. J. Le Cercle Francais il , 2, 31. English Councilman i41g Class President C413 Who's Who HERBERT JACOBSEN B S Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Chemistry Society Vice President C411 Natural Science Society i313 Pre-Medical Society Cl, 2, 3, 415 Undergraduate Laboratory in Biology C41. 28 'T' KENNETH JAEHNERT, B.S, Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration Beta Gamma Chi 13, 49, Treasurer 149, Student Christian Association 12, 3, 479 Choir 1li3 Deu- tscher Verein 12, 355 Ski Club 13, 453 Yacht Club 143. ' HAROLD JENSEN, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration THEODORE JOHNSON, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration MARTIN KANE, B.S. .SEV WILLIAM JUHR, B.A. Cranford, N. J. Philosophy Staten Island, N. Y. Education V, 'F ',5 vu-r, GEORGE KASSATLY B S GEORGE KASTNER B S WILLIAM J. KEALY Brooklyn N Y Chemistry K 2 A sfafen Island, N. Y. Mathematics Chemistry Society C2 3 4I Chess Club Cl 2 Staten Island N Y Chemistry SIDNEY A. KILSHEIMER, B.S. New Rochelle, N. Y. Chemistry Chemistry Society il, 2, 3, 43, Secretary-Trea- surer i3i, President Mig American Chemical Society I3, 4Ig Physics Club I3, 475 EI Circulo Espaiolg Undergraduate Chemical Laboratory Assistant. Y. VP r +1 DOROTHY KIMMERER, B.A. HENRY JOHN KOCH, B.S. RICHARD A. KOSS, B S Staten Island, N. Y. Music K 2 A Oakville, Conn. Chemistry Choirg Alpha Omicron Pi Historian. St. Albans, N. Y. Business Administration P.-e-MediCal Society 42, 3, 4l, Secretary C47 Choir Il, 3lg Chemistry Society I4J Physics Intramurals Il, 2, 3, 4l. Society My RUTH E. KOSS, B.S. Nutley, N. J. Nursing at ELAINE A. KOVESSY, B.A. A A H Staten Island, N. Y. History Alpha Delta Pi Guard I3l, Corresponding Secre- tary C433 Student Christian Association C2, 3lg Varsity Players I3, 4lg International Relations Club I2, 4l. K, HOWARD J. 'KRUMM, B.A. Brooklyn, N. Y. History Baseball H73 Track C275 Deutscher Verein I27. HARRY LEE KUMMER, B.S. 2 A KID So. Atteboro, Mass. Psychology-Sociology Football ll, 2, 3, 475 Weightlifting Club ll, 2, 3, 47, Secretary-Treasurer C3, 47, W Club ll, 2, 373 Intramural Basketball Il ,2, 3, 473 Varsity Players C373 Who's Who In American Colleges 447. WILLIAM KUMMER, B.S. E A KI? So. Atteboro, Mass. Psychology-Sociology Football 41, 2, 3, 475 Weightlifting Club fl, 2, 3, 47, President I3, 473 W Club ll, 2, 372 Infra- mural Basketball U, 2, 3, 47: Varsity Players 437. MORTON L. KURLAND, B.S. V A 11? Q Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Alpha Phi Omega President 447, Pre-Medical Society Treasurer C473 Chemistry Society C2, 375 Wagnerian C373 Le Cercle Francais 1375 Natural Science Society C375 Undergraduate Biology Laboratory Assistant. V3-' CHARLES A. LENDZIAN, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. I Chemistry 32 ,lv 'i ? 5 '51 L-.J-' HOWARD E. LENZER, B.S. A 111 S2 New York, N. Y. Biology Pre-Medical Society President 13, 43. MARVIN LEPAW, B.S. E A CID Q Brooklyn, N. Y. ,i Debate 13, 47. MILDRED LIPPMAN, B.A. New York, N. Y. Romance Languages 33 E A CID Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology Track 12, 3, 413 Pre-Medical Society 1l, 2, 3, 413 Natural Science Society 13lg American Chemistry Society 12, 3, 47, Photography Club 14l1 W Club 13lg Publicity Photographer 1473 Undergraduate Biology Laboratory Assistant. 1 MEL LICHTIG, B.A. History CHARLES F. LITZ, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Pre-Medical Society 1l, 2, '3, 43, American SWGQWSJSY Society 12, 3, 45, Chemistry Society in 4. is' 1 :Q 555 . A i ANTHONY LOBIANCO, B.S. WILLIAM BRUCE LOGIE, B.S. T. NORMAN LOIHLE, B.A. K E A Staten IsIand, N. Y. Economics Palisade Park, N. J. HistoVY Staten Island, N. Y. Mafhemaficg EUGENE F. J. LORENZ, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Economics BARBARALORENZ, B.S. A O II Glenside, Pa. Nursing Student Christian Association Historian MI: Nursing Class Secretary-Treasurer I3Ig Choir MI. 34 ETHEL G, MAARBERG, B.S. ROBERT MALEENY, B.S. ANTHONY MANOLIAS, B.S. Staten lsland, N. Y. Nursing JANE MARSDEN, B.S. A O H K E A Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Baseball Cl, 235 Cross-Country Cl3: Chemistry Society C435 Kappa Sigma Alpha President C335 lnterfraternity Council President C335 Wagnerian C435 Pre-Medical Society C433 lntramurals Cl, 2, 333 Homecoming Committee C433 Freshmen Counsellor C33. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration New Rochelle, N. Y. Nursing Softball Cl, 233 Basketball Cl, 2, 433 Nursing Class President C333 Alpha Omicron Pi Vice President C435 Student Nurse Fellowship C435 Assistant Campus Nurse C435 Who's Who In American Colleges C43. HAROLD EDWARD MARSHON, B.S. K 2 A Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Kappa Sigma Alpha Chaplain C433 Pre-Medical Society C2, 3, 433 Undergraduate Biology Labo- ratory Assistant C2, 3, 433 Orientation Week Counsellor C333 Chemistry Society Ci3g Intra- murals Cl 3g Student Handbook Staff C43. GERALD F. MCDONALD, B.S. Staten lsland N Y Education s-E LOUIS R. MASELLA, B.A. A CID S2 Staten Island, N. Y. History Alpha Phi Omega H't ' C47- I Relations Club 127. 'swan ' nffamufa' JOAN MCGRATH, B.S. Bayonne, N. J. Business Administration EMANUEL MELACHRINOUDIS, B.S. K E A Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration Fencing Club l3, 47. ,H , 4 'il Football Cl, 3, 473 Basketball il, 3, 47. HERBERT MESSNER, B.A. A N Union City, N. J. Philosophy Class President U73 College Council C2, 373 Board of Religious Activities C373 Dormitory Pres- ident C273 Delta Nu Parliamentarian 427, Secre- tary l37g Pre-Seminary Association Cl, 2, 37, President C375 Student Christian Association ll, 2, 37, Junior Prom Committee, Freshman Coun- sellor tl, 2, 375 Varsity Players ll7g Faith and Lite Week Committee 12, 373 Secretary to Col- lege Chaplain ll, 2, 375 Who's Who ln Ameri- can Colleges C37. INGEBORG B MEYER BS Staten Island, N. Y. Education Deutscher Kreis II, 233 Varsity Players I2, 33, Secretary I37 K E A REGINALD C. MILLER, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Homecoming Committee l3J. RICHARD C. MOHRMAN, B.S. K E A Woodhaven, N. Y. Mathematics Kappa Sigma Alpha Corresponding Scribe 143: Beta Gamma Chi I3, 43g Band II, 2, 375 Or- chestra II, 3, 49g Physics Society C3, 43, Presi- dent l4Jg Fencing Club 13, 475 Physics Laboratory Assistant I3, 43. GILBERT NELSON, B.S. Kappa Sigma Alpha Treasurer l47g Ski Club KZI Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry Chemistry Society IZ, 3, 43, Football 4315 Un PETER MULLIGAN B S Staten Island N Y Mathematics dergraduate Chemistry Laboratory Assistant. um ez--Q i WILLIAM H. NEWTON, B.A. HAROLD NORRIS, B.A. FREDERICK W. NORTON, B.S. E A 111 E A 119 Staten Island, N. Y. Chemistry Albany, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology Niagara Falls, N. Y. Philosophy American Chemistry Society C233 Yacht Club. Deutscher Verein ll , 43, Historian C433 Le Cercle Francais Treasurer C333 Dorm Councilman ll, 2, 333 Band 12, 33, Beta- Gamma Chi I3, 43. MARIE PAHNKE, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Education Outing Club ll, 23, Ski Club ll, 23, Deutscher Kreis ll, 2, 33. ,H ,H , ii iiiuiii BRUCE R. OLSEN, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration 38 is PATRICIA PATTERSON, B.A. VELMA PARKER, B.A. EARL E. PATTERSON, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Education Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration A A IT Ski Club I2, 3, 43, Secretary KZ, 333 Art Club II 33 Le Cercle Francais II , 23. Staten Island, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology Wa'gnerian H33 Alpha Delta Pi Registrar i33, Vice President C435 Interfraternity Council Sec- retary-Treasurer i433 Senior Class Secretary 443: Sigma Delta Phi Sweetheart 143g Freshman Counsellor II, 2, 3, 435 Junior Prom Queen I43. EVELYN A. PEDERSEN, B.S. A O H Plainfield, N. J. Education Choir i335 Student Christian Association 63, 43g Orientation Week Counsellor i435 Dorm Presi- dent I43g May Court 1335 Faith and Life Week Committee C333 Who's Who In American Col- leges 643. ELLEN MARIE PIENE, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Education ALBERT E. PONTERIO, B.S. KEA Staten Island, N Y Biology Pre-Medical Society 43, 413 Undergraduate Bi- VINCENT C. POMPA, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology STANLEY P. POTORSKI, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration RALPH J. POWELSON, JR., B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Mathematics ology Laboratory Assistant ,Sgr Tennis U 2 3 41 EINAR PUSTROM B S Brooklyn, N. Y. Bi0'0QY Pre-Medical Society Mig Chemistry Society i4D. 'QI' MARGARET RAUFFER, B.S. A O 1'I Bridgeport, Conn. Education Student Christian Association Ci, 2, 3, 47, Re- cording Secretary Mig Scholarship Officer C413 Deutscher Kreis ll, 2, 3i, Treasurer f3i. --ff' GERARD P. REAGAN, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Social Studies GUS C. RESKAKIS, B.S. New York, N. Y. Chemistry QP' Pre-Medical Society 12, 3, 473 Wagnerian Klip ' Chemistry C3, 4ig Natural Science Society Sec- retary C4i. DOROTHY ANN REYNOLDS, B.S. XNILLIAM REY, B.A. A Q Q E Staten Island, N. Y. History 41 Staten Island, N. Y. Education we WILLIAM RITTBERGER, B.A. WILLIAM KENNETH ROBERT ROGAN, B.S 2 A Q, ROEHRICH, B.A. E A ,D Newburgh, N. Y. HistorY A E CD W. Hempstead, N. Y. Business Administration Student Christian Association tl, 2,7 Deutscher B IdQeD0 f, Conn- BIOIOQY Intramural Basketball, Deutscher Verein Sigma Verein ll, 2, 3, 47, President l47g Wagnerian Football U, 2' 3, M, Captain 443. -I-rack H, 2' Delta Phi Corresponding Secretary. C175 Pre-Seminary Association Il, 2, 3, 473 Sigma Delta Phi Treasurer 447. 3, 473 Basketball Manager Il, 273 Traditions Committee I47g W Club Il, 2, 37. HILLAR MUIDAR ROOTARE, B.S. A IIT' Q Tallinn, Estonia Chemistry Fencing Club l3, 473 Chemistry Society I473 American Chemistry Society C473 Track Team I3, 47. 42 ANTHONY A. ROSALIE, JR., B.S. E A 41? New York, N. Y. Biology Sigma Delta Phi Secretary l47g Editor, Student Handbook I47,,Staft C373 Pre-Medical Society I2, 3, 473 Chemistry Society l47, Undergraduate Biology Laboratory Assistant I47. 'sr' VICTOR J. RUGGERIO, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration GEORGE J. SALOMON, B.S. A2111 Rockville Center, N. Y. Business Administration Chemistry Society 1I, 2I. DAVID J. RYFFEL, B.A. ?Y, , GLISTAVE J. SALAMONE B S Brooklyn, N. Y. English Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Wagnerian 1I, 2, 3, 47, Business Manager 13, 47 Varsity Players 1I, 2, 3, 4I, Stage Manager 1I 3, 4I, Student Director 14Ig Nimbus 11, 2, 3, 4I Business Manager 13, 4I, Assistant Editor 12, 3I Editor 14Ig Board of Publications Secretary 13 43: Chess Club 1I, 2, 3, 4I, Secretary 13Ig Inter nations Relations Club 12Ig Alpha Psi Omega 12, 3, 4Ig Who's Who In American Colleges 149. MICHAEL P. SANTANGELO, B.S. ACDQ Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Track 14Ig Pre-Medical Society. 43 ii JOHN SCHANZENBACH, B.S. Staten Island, QN. Y. Business Administration .., WILLIAM R. SCHAEFER, B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration ROBERT J. SCHINKEL, B.A. A E 111 Queens, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology Basketball Team Manager I3, 435 Baseball Team Manager I3, 433 Baseball Team Assistant' Man- ager l2Ig W Club I3Jg Aquarium Society Founder I3Ig Ski Club I2Jg Sailing Club 23 EI Circulo .- Espanol IZJQ Student Christian Association IU. ' FREDERICK A. SCHNEIDER, B.S. Richmond Hill, N. Y. Business Administration .W .mm 536.19 J. V. and Varsity Basketball Manager I2, 33. ARIS SCHWARTZ, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Education Varsity Playersg Evening School Association Mas- querade Ball Committeeg Evening Owl Typist. -uus.,y,,, 1 Z 'T' .Lf.'4i.m, 4' 3 fr - l lf' 'Qt MARGOT SELMAN, B.S. 6 Philadelphia, Pa. Medical Technology Pre-Freshmen Counsellor l2, 33. l33g W Club l2, 33. STANLEY SHAPIRO, B.A. New York, N. Y. History Debate Club ll, 2, 3, 43, President il, 3, 43, Treasurer i233 International Relations Club ll , 2, 3, 43, Wagnerian ll, 2, 3, 433 Kallista l43g Ten- nis l43, JOHN D. SILVA, B.S. H l Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Football ll, 2, 3, 433 Baseball l2, 33, Captain MARGARET SNYDER, B.S. A A H Staten Island, N. Y. Education Le Cercle Frangais C2, 3, 43, Secretary 12, 335 '55 WAYNE c. sLoc:KBowER, BA. , Ossmlng, N. Y. English ,,.,,- Varsity Players l2, 3, 43. Wagnerian H33 Che l d 1235 O ' Cl b l23g Student Handbogliegtaiclt l33g Hgr?n2gomirLlg Committee l43. LAWRENCE ROBERT SOMACH, B.A. ERNEST A. SPANGLER, B.A. MARY SPINELLI, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. History Lawrence, Mass. Philosophy Staten Island, N. Y. Nursing Deutscher Verein Secretary. Band ll, 2, 373 Choir l3, 47Q Pre-Seminary Asso- Student Nurse Fellowship. ciation ll, 2, 3, 47,-Secretary l27Q Beta Gamma Chip Dorm President l473 Student Christian As- sociation ll, 2, 3, 47, Vice President l47Q Luth- eran Student Federation ll, 2, 3, 47. RUTH GLORIA STANGELAND, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Nursing Band ll73 Choir ll, 47. GLORIA STAMMLER, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Education 46 1' -Aw ALFRED E. STUART, B.S. ANITA STUBBE, B.S. JOAN SWEENEY, B.A. Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration A O I'I Stony Point, N. Y. Education Student Christian Association Cl, 213 Home- coming Committee I3, 473 Deutscher Kreis Cl, 2, 3, 43, Vice President C475 Freshman Counsellor 12, 3I. A A H Staten Island, N. Y. History Alpha Delta Pi Corresponding Secretary llig ln- ternational Relations Club CIJQ Off-Hill Girls' Cabinet lli. LAWRENCE SWEENEY, B.S. A N Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Basketball ll, 2, 3, 43, Captain l4l3 W Club ll, 2, 37. f ANGELA M. TITTA, B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Nursing Dormitory Secretary-Treasurer llig Student Nurse Fellowship C431 Creedmoor State Hos- pital Student Body President l4I. ill- i- Agn ,im i 3 'iii ' ' JOHN E. VAN NAME, B.S. ARTHUR E. VAN ETTEN, JR., B.S. Staten Island, N. Y. Biology Track ll, 415 Cross Country ll, 2, 335 Baseball I3, 4Ig Intramural Basketball. ROBERT B. VETTER,,B.A, City Island, N. Y. History ' Debating Club C2, 3, 41. MIHKEL VI ISE, B.A. Staten Island N. Y. Economics is-1 ,no-la.. i New York, N. Y. History SIEGFRIED WACHSMUTH, B.A. A E KID Hollis, N. Y. History , Baseball ll, 2, 3, 475 Basketball ll, 2, 3Ig W Club ll, 2, 39, Alpha Sigma Phi Marshall and Custodian l3, 43. ., ii ,ii ,ii JAMES G. WAKEFIELD, B.S. A CD Q Roselle Park, N. J. Biology Pre-Medical Society 13, 47, Psychology Club 1475 Chemistry Society 147, Photography Club 147: Deutscher Verein 147, Undergraduate Biology Laboratory Assistant 137. JANET WANNEMACHER, B.A. Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Education Deutscher Kreis 12, 3, 47, President 1473 Choir 1l7g Student Christian Association 1173 Varsity Players 12, 3, 47. EAQ RICHARD D. WASMUND, B.S. A E KI! Rego Park, N. Y. Business Administration I 4 Alpha Sigma Phi Marshall 137, Scribe 147, Track 17, 2, 3, 47, W Club 12, 3, 47, Freshman Coun- sellor 147. EDWARD W. WEINBERG B A NATHANIEL CLAUDIUS WEBSTER, JR., B.S. Greensboro, N. C. Biology Band 1l, 2, 3, 47, Tennis 11, 2, 3, 473 Pre- Medical Society 1l, 2, 3, 475 Chemistry Society 12, 3, 47, Chess Club 1l, 275 Le Cercle Francais 1l, 2, 37, Class Treasurer 1l, 27, Natural Science Society 13, 47, Vice President 147g.Weightlifting Club 12, 37, W Club 12, 37. A Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology WClub1l, 2, 375 Track 1l, 2, 3, 47, Psychology Club 147, Homecoming Committee 1472 Junior Prom Committee. KZA EDWARD WEISKOTTEN, B.A. Brooklyn, N. Y. English Student Christian Association 11, 2, 3, 43, Trea- surer 123, President 1333 Co-Chairman, Campus Community Chest 143, Pre-Seminary Association 1l, 2, 3, 43, Vice President 123, President 1333 Wagnerian 13, 43g Beta Gamma Chi 13, 43, Sec- retary 1435 Orientation Counsellor 133, Choir 13, 433 Student Association Chaplain 1433 Board of Religious Activities 133, Who's Who ln Ameri- can Colleges 143. HOWARD SCHOEN WEISS, B.S. K 2 A Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology Kappa Sigma Alpha Scribe 143, Beta Gamm Chi 1433 Pre-Medical Society 1l, 2, 3, 43, Vice Pres- ident 143g Chemistry Society 11, 2, 3, 433 Amer- ican Chemistry Society 1l, 2, 3, 433 Deutscher Verein 1335 Fencing Club 13, 43, Treasurer 1333 Natural Science Society 1335 Band 1233 Under- graduate Biology Laboratory Assistant 13, 43. JOAN ANN WEYAND, B.S. A O 1'I Brooklyn, N. Y. Nursing Alpha Omicron Pi President 143g Tysen Dormi- tory President 133g Student Nurse Fellowship 143. HUGH C. WHITAKER, B.A. E A CIP Saugerties, N. Y. Hist0 Y Pre-Seminary Association 1l, 2, 3, 433 Student Christian Association 1l, 233 Student Handbook M'-the T JAMES DOUGLAS WHEELER, B.A. New York, N. Y. HistorY Le Cercle Francais 11, 235 Weightlifting Club 133: International Relations Club 143. 50 1-P 3 HERBERT R. WICKLEDER, B.S. JEANNETTE M. WIEBOLDT, B.A, DOROTHY E. WILLOCK, B.S. K E A A A II A O II Maspeth, N. Y. Biology Woodhaven, N. Y. Social Studies Brooklyn, N. Y. EduCafi0rI Pre-Medical Society, Natural Science Society, Alpha Delta Pi Corresponding Secretary l31, Student Christian Associationfl,2, 31gDeutsch- Beta Gamma Chi. Recording Secretary l41Q Student Christian As- er Kreis l3, 41. sociation l2, 313 International Relations Club l41g Choir l2, 315 Spanish Club. MURIEL WOOD, B.S. , Clifton, N. J. Nursing PAUL WUEST, B.S. E A ill Staten Island, N. Y. Business Administration Sigma Delta Phi Corresponding Secretary 131, Varsity Players l3, 41, Sailing Club l3, 41, Commodore C415 Freshman Counsellor 42, 3, 41, Junior Prom Committee, Wagnerian l3, 41. Sl MARIE YOUNG, B.S. U Staten Island, N. Y. Education Le Cercle Frangans C3, 43, Offhnll Girls Cablnet Q2 52 M fp, ,:,g, ix, 'iiiiii 1 ,H-gym Nllu Classes 0 f I l N 7 x , 5 ' cl I4 Q I I, , I' ,Vx V fi z Q' . Y xi Q - M AQ. ,Vx , '-- - ' I ff'-' . .r .. fly .1 Xkr., .4 mE,g5,, 1953 i 1954 K' r GEORGE SCHEITLIN President CLARENCE SCHNEIDER WENDY PROKOBY SEYMOUR SIEGLER Vice President Secretary Treasurer If Arlene Adcock Lloyd A. Berg Ann Biase Bill Bodamer Edmund A. Bosch, Jr Bellerose, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Queens, N. Y. Joan Brady Staten Island. N. Y. erlitfk B W , I Barbara Brimberg Sherwood Bryant Charles W. Claus Eleanor J. Corliss Brooklyn, N. Y. Ancramdale, N. Y. Tenafly, N. J. Brooklyn, N.Y. 54 Michael A. D'Alessio Constance A. Daversa Jean Carolyn Dedrick Myron Deutsch Edmund M. Diaz Staten Island, N. Y. Spring Lake, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. River Edge, N. J. Ruth Diller Reading, Pa. Edwin R. Eastman Salvatorelisposito Wilma Forster Rahway, N. J. Staten lslilnd, N. Y. Williamsville, N. Y. Joan Fox Harriet Gasorek Marti ' Gonser Charles W. Grod Gerald Gundersen Staten Island, N. Y. Elizabeth, N. J. Brookl n, N. Y. Hackensack, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y. .Bef Harry C. Hadland Virginia Haggerty Richard W. Hahn William Harden Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. West Hempstead, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Joan Harrison Alberta Hosking Beverly Jones, Jr. Janice Judd Elleneva Kamp SYBTEF1 Bland. N- Y- Newburgh, N. Y. Peekskill, N. Y. Glendale, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. 55 E 4-:sg George Kenyon Sayville, N. Y. Dorothy Miller Brooklyn, N. Y. lie. Marilyn Peterson Staten Island, N. Y. Dorothy Lee Ray Staten Island, N. Y. .fair . Clarence Schneider Buffalo, N. Y. Martin Kiefer Ted Klemens . Claire E. Lindwall Staten Island, N. Y. Atlantic City, N. J. Staten Island, N. Y. .H ll, - zz - tr if ill 1 a-if 1 fl Adolph Moller Robert T. Neilssen Jean Orleman Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Lorraine Phillips Miriam Plitt Kenneth A. Polglase Yonkers, N. Y. Baltimore, Md. Brooklyn, N. Y. iid! Carolyn Reisch George H. Sander George Scheitlin Bridgeport, Conn. gfafen lgland' N, Y, Rahway, N. J. if Elise-Marie Sehriever Arlene Schwartz TIIGFBSB R- SOIWIOWSKI Montvale, N. J. Staten Island, N. Y Bayonne. N- J- 56 fe John McBride Spokane, Wash. fan.. Philip B. Oxley Staten Island, N. Y. Wanda Prokoby Ellenville, N. Y. William Schlemann West New York, N. J. David A. Spurlock Brooklyn, N. Y. iw Ann Strickland Daniel Uzupan Phyllis Van Nostrand Wilberl' Wehrli William Winterfeld Bay Head, N. J. New York, N. Y. Staten lslancl, N. Y. Preakness, N. J. Kingston, N. Y. Tx 2 Tb -cz? --A LOUIS MATURA , ,.,. President DONALD PAULL RUTH CHRISTENSEN KATHLEEN GIBBONS Vice President Secretary Treasurer l ll X ... . Helen Albers Sallie E. Arthur Brooklyn, N. Y. Audubon, N. J. Gloria Bauman Bayside, N. Y. 57 -3- f N Loida Bellan Mahanoy City, Pa. Marian J. Bellan Mahanoy City, Pa Howafd Bemfsen SCOH BIOMGIBY Thomas C. Brown Eleanor V. Browne Fredrick Burkley Bf00k'Y - N- Y- 'afen Island- N- Y- Staten Island. N. Y. sfafen island, N. Y. sfaren Island, N. Y Elaine Casazza Elaine Chalovius Gloria Chrisemer Ruth Christensen New York. N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Staten Island, N. Y. -2. i Vena Rae Coder George A. Culik Donald Dausch Cairo, Ill. Bronx, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Florine Delaney Eileen Dunn Richard L. Dury Sfellen Ebbill Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N- Y- Christa Eisenhauer Rolf Eschke. Louis Ferrara Gloria Ferrera Fred Frick Meriden, Conn. Bronx, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Trumbull. CONN- Bronx- N- Y- Cf es. usa 5- Kathleen Gibbons Rita Glaz Roger Greentaner Russell Grill Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Q K' 13? if 'I , Avis Marie Helsel Amber, Pa. Ann Hemsworfh Stephen Hluchy Gotfred C. Jacobsen Jacques Noel Jacobsen, Jr. Staten Island, N. Y. Robbinsville, N. J. Redbank, N. J. Staten Island, N- Y- et -2:1 Barbara Kayser Dolores Lee Gene Long Bayshore, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Charles Loomer William Luce, Jr. Bayonne, N. J. Staten Island, N. Y. Dorothy Luhis Brooklyn, N. Y. Anne M. Marcussen Edda Ingrid Marder Louis Matura Englewood, N- J- Tallinn, Estonia Scotia, N. Y. Julia Mannerherg Brooklyn, N. Y. 59 Claire Magnuson North Bergen, N. J Dorothy McKnight Buffalo, N. Y. Helen C- MCNHUY Ruth Metzger Rolf Mielzarek ST-if-En lSlBY1Cl. N- Y- Ramsey, N. J. Fanwood, N. J. William J. Mould Gilda Murano Sam Myavec Charles Anthony Nebauer Kingston, N. Y. Staten Island, N. Y. Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. White Plains, N. Y. ,463-f' . Tie-I ' 'l' Exim' Dorothy Oest Leonhard Pahl Inga Palur .loan Patterson A Karen Peck Staten Island, N. Y. Westfalen, Germany Brooklyn, N. Y. Pittsfield. Mass' Sfafefi lsland. N Edna Peterson Peter Petracopoulos Herbert P. Piehler ' Wilma Poit Staten Island, N. Y. Patras, Greece East Paterson, N. J. Glendale, N. Y. Eugenia Prusak Dorothy Rausch Tyna Rydell Staten Island, N. Y. Bronx, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. 60 David C. Schildwachter Marilyn Schmidt Marianne Schoenlank Bronx, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Leonia, N. J. L18 Claire Schuerer Linden, N. J. Albert Schultze Walter Schumacher Joan Dawn Sheaffel' Queens, N. Y. -Staten Island, N. Y. Rothsville, P5- Franklyn W. Smith Staten Island, N. Y. Dick- Vanderbilt' Staten Island, N. Y. lisa Y Rosita Soler Nicholas Soulis Milton Swanson Malvin Tgornhom Bronx, N. Y. Athens, Greece Staten Island, N. Y. Brooklyn N Y Q wi.-I Royce Andrew Watson Caryl Weatherdon Miarfni Beach, Florida sfafen Island, N. Y Janet Warnecke Bayside, N. Y. Robert B. Weber Helen Wenkert Leone Yater Staten Island, N. Y. Waterbury, Conn. Staten Island, N. Y. 61 OFFICERS ROBERT KLUMPP L President CLEM BOSCO Vice President CONSTANCE BERTA' Treasurer ELEANOR MEHRTENS Secretary Class of 195 5 62 A rw-fu . 2:25- -E52 22 H fv ,,.'!., '. . ' ffiiz, iff ' 2ff ':E ww h if Wh is , gg, W 1' ,p m N rg 36 ,WJ ii-.V - WG. 1'l , 1 .M 4:-.-:E . I ? W ww w Um ur ww 1 1 1 w u 1 X X H H an 1 1 x 'ff 'S gm' A f ' ' 1 W4 LQQ 'W' aww? qs .VT v. ' 'M I ,, ' ri. ws? 1 Q XP , t 5- in .1 1 fr K Student Nurse Fellowship The Wagner College School of Nursing was first organized in 1943. Today, the four years of training are planned so that a student nurse may be able to participate in college activities, as well as gain her nursing experience. This field experience is ac- quired at Staten Island Hospital, Seaview Hospital and Creedmore State Hospital, The Wagner College Student Nurse Fellowship was founded in September, l95l, to establish unity among all nursing students, to aid in the prepara- tion for membership with professional organizations, and to acquaint the student with new opportunities ingthe field of nursing. The Student Nurse Fellowship offers a chance for students in all four classes, in various stages of training, to get together and to discuss mutual problems and interests. In November, the Fellow- ship sponsored a very successful barn dance. Other M Officers M President . . : . . , JANE MARSDEN Vice Eresiclentt., . MARYQSPINELLI vice- President DoRoTi-IY oEsT Secretary . .- . RUTH 'ZlNN Treasurer . . ' 64 CLAR5 NIGGEAL activities have included lectures on interesting topics and social evenings. It is hoped that the Fellowship will follow along the successful lines this first year has attained. Z Nursing School h g . . . ex ibit at fhe Visiting Nurses Association-H 1 9 'X' i :Q e' x '. A if Q 0' f E A 'A . - i ' A 5, .. D ' 5. , - Un' W 'ia 5 X K xx Or xfy! A 2 Lifisim.-!JNi. oat,-15 X .' X N 4- S O 3 4 6 ' ci i 52+ its A g 8 M 'C 6' ii at 1- A i -ff' D9 W 4'-,':cv ' - -- Q af, f,, QQ' : X i Qxb K 'Z s I xsio- ' Activities I K , 1 K :i .,, , . ., ,. 2 Student Council The officers of the Student Association and the Councilmen representing the Senior, Junior, Sophomore 'and Freshman classes make up the Student Council. The Council super- vises all student activities except those assigned to the tive Boards set up under the College Council. The Councilmen are assigned to specific duties: as representatives of the Student Council on the Boards of Publications, Dramatics and Debate, Traditions, and Religious' Ac- tivities. The two student representatives ione man and one womanl on the Board of Athletic Control are non-voting members ot the Student Council. The members of the Student Coun- cil are the student members of the College Council. 66 ,i 4 I.. I President. . . Vice President . Secretary. . Treasurer. . . Senior Councilman Junior Councilman Sophomore Councilman Freshman Councilman . ft-7' Take a letter! Men's Athletic Representative . Officers Women's Athletic Representative . , 67 RALPH CARLONI President l i il ll l X wilgtgi -'l i l 6 ,,,, Q .gn . RALPH CARLONI CHARLES HUBNER . EVELYN- HALL WILMA FORSTER WILLIAM BROWN HERB MESSNER SALLIE ARTHUR . DORIS ZAHRT- . BOB BOSLEY LUCILLE BROWN W ill l Student Councilmen. The lrrr C ommirlee WILLIAM BRQWN Chairman SALVATORE ESPCSITO viRclNiA HAGGERTY WILLIAM Rom-:RICH ADOLPH szczEPANsKi , 'wfi' 2 T ' yy will fi' Q va QU MM IT E Er The Traditions Committee directs all traditional student functions It is empowered to define and admi ' nlster all traditions at W lege and has th agner Col- e power to enforce I ' pena ties for infractions of the rules. lt consists of the Councilman for Traditions as Chairman, together with two seniors and two juniors appointed by the Student President upon his election to office. .The committee has direct supervision over the publica- tion of the Handbook and the fresh men-sophomore activities. The mem- bers of the Traditions Committe e are also members of the Board of Traditions, which includes re re p sentatives appointed by the President of the College, from the faculty and the Alumni. 68 ,,,. 4 s. Officers. iff 'fi l 'l ' ' President . . . . . . GEORGE E. HANDLEY, JR. S It U d B H t E h I' 1 S t 1 a 11 Vice-President. . I ERNEST A. SPANGLER Treasurer .... . WILLIAM SCI-HEMANN I I Recording Secretagryi-,. . .5 MARGARET RAUFFER A S S U C 1 a U I1 Corresponding Secretary . . . . GWEN ZILLES Historian. . . . . The Student Christian Association is Wagner's one all-inclusive student religious organization. A variety of activities were presented by the SCA, giving oppor- tunities of service to any interested Wagnerian. The regular meetings were bi-weekly at which time pertinent topics were presented and dis- cussed. Standing committees were active: Bible Study was concerned with study groups in the dormitoriesg Vesper Devotions were conducted every Tuesday and Thursday, being planned and led by studentsg Mis- sion Emphasis brought mission topics to various chapel programsg Social Action carried on worthy welfare projectsg Sunday School classes were held on the Hillg the SCA again sponsored the Campus Community Chest Drive, with the Fourth Annual Carnival. The Association engaged in an extensive recreational program for the benefit of the campus community. 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, 69 . BARBARA LORENZ Speaker addresses group. Pre-Seminarg Association The Pre-Seminary Association of Wagner Col- lege was organized to serve the ministerial students of all denominations in 'their educational, recrea- tional, and social needs. At the regular monthly meetings, topics of interest are presented by promi- nent speakers, followed by discussions. Some of the topics discussed during the past year were Youth Work in the Church, Pastoral Morality, The Mission Fields ofthe Church, Liturgics, and Miracles of the Bible. The Association sponsors a team in the intra- mural basketball league. The highlight of the year's activities is the annual farewell banquet in honor of the graduating members. y S Officers . f. . iii . . HERBElkT MESSNER vice Pifiesidents . . SHERWOOD QRYANT Secretary . ggyz gixi g gg ., . , H . .W . KENNETH DORKOF i iiii Z iiii iiiiiii A dviser - it yREv.fPAu5 J. Kigsci-1 70 ....,.......-., Y Y C ' -- um iun 1-54aT.e f4-genie -, 3121 -Mg, ies-s5:,31 ' WWW? Pre-Medical Sncieig Officers l President . . ..... HOWARD E. LENZER Vice President . . . MORTON L. KURLAND Secretary . . . . HOWARD wisiss Treasurer . . . RICHARD KOSS 7l The Pre-Medical Society of Wagner College fills the need of the pre-professional students for infor- mation regarding acceptance in professional schools, and attempts to acquaint these students with the flavor of professional life. Medical films, a guest speaker or a student speaker will frequently be found on the agenda of a Society meeting. As the largest extra-curricular activity on the Hill, the meetings are looked forward to by a large percentage of Wagnerians. ln cooperation with the Faculty Committee on Professional Schools, the Society maintains the ability of Wagner to keep apace with the larger colleges in placing graduates in professional schools. 1 ii i in l ?.'.7 s..,. IU' '51 President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer' . Publicist . gzip' ,44 ,,,.,.- J lg 1 'fjj , ti. M ...fg'Y.w .. 15 sf '- L' v . -V X- -' , gt : 2 ..v,, -' ' ' rm. n lPEe'?iU W S 'gil' ' ..L,, 1. ' ' ' i LW ' ii? WSJ- 1 3 4 3 - A - ,. ,, , '1 A fe K - - . H 3 f ea- t 'Elf ' Q X ,. . a-Bm -:QQ li' wx N' l - is xx Debate Sucietg Officers . xg: . . . GQQRGE BARDES W . . LLOYD BERG CHRIS CROWLEY i . . . Louise KEHOE f . . . . . vince TRAFFICANTE Faculty Adviser GEORGE A. GIESEMANN 72 The Debate Society of Wagner College serves a dual function. Not only does the society offer first hand experience in debate to those students who participate in the club activities, but, through forums on timely topics, it brings' the members into the organ- ization ,rooms of civic groups throughout Staten Island. During the academic year, discounting in- dividual college competitions, the society com- petes in five major intercollegiate tournaments, in which all the major universities and colleges in this area take part. International Relations Club Highlighting this year's activities of the International .Relations Club was the confer- ence on Communism held early in the spring. First of its kind ever held at Wagner, the all- many other colleges in the Metropolitan area as well as Wagnerians and the general public Well known and qualified speakers led dis cussion of the causes of the growth of Com munism in various areas of the world The IRC an affiliate of the Carnegie En dowment for International Peace has also presented programs during the year relevant to the search for international peace Both faculty members and off campus speakers dis cussed the factors shaping the foreign policies of certain countries Broader problems such as world federation and racial attitudes were also nresenterl ll E day conference was attended by students from V'Ce Premdenl Mll-lKEl' V S Varsitg Plagers For the past twenty-eight years the Varsity Players has endeavored to give its patrons the best in dramatic art. On January 20, l924, the group first 'met and since then has been attempting to fulfill this aim. The V. P.'s presented, in the spring of l95l, a student production of John Loves Mary . ln the fall of the same year, George S. Kaufman's The Butter and Egg Man was brought to the Wagner stage as a student production. Both were enthusi- astically received. Professor Nicholas A. Moss has been the direc- tor and faculty adviser of this group for the past four years. He has gained the respect of all who have worked with him for his excellent guidance and directing. ln the spring of l952, Professor Moss expected to attempt his most ambitious under- taking: an outdoor presentation of Shakespeare's Macbeth , A thriving group, the membership is continually increasing and hundreds of dollars worth of new, permanent equipment has been acquired. lil P MR- NICHOLAS A- MOSS l-llpha Psi Umega A national honorary dramatic fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega was founded at Fairmount State College on August l2, l925. lt is a society tor those doing a high standard of theatrical work. lts aims are to provide a wider fellowship for those interested in the college theatre and to raise the level of amateur dramatics. Lambda Kappa Chapter at Wagner is one ot the two hundred and thirty active chapters throughout the colleges of the United States and Canada. The fraternity does not replace membership in the regular dramatics club, but stands as a reward for students' contribution to dramatic art. Election to membership is based on a twenty-five 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 under- graduates who are interested in dramatics. The Choir Sopranos 4 Esther Anderson Helen Albers Marian Bellan Phyllis Costanzo Kathleen Gibbons Caroline Herrmann Alice Klumpe Dorothy McKnight Helen McNally Anne Morris Ernestine Petsch Anne Pierce Lillian Roudi Joan Sheatfer Geraldine Ulrich, Altos Lenore Ahalt Constance Daversa Jean Faist Dora Geissler Avis Helsel Shirley Hornafius Marian Knott Joy Matthews CHOIR PERSONNEL Doris Rockefeller Dorothy Schnackenberg ,Ann Strickland Tenors Edwin Eastman Arthur Haimeri Burton Helgeson Robert McHale Rolf Mielzarek William Mould George Pontoppidan Wilbert Wehrli Basses Frederick Bohrer, Jr Norman Dinkel Rolf Eschke Martin Gonser Russell Greene George Handley William Heil, Jr. Richard Novak Richard Pankow Ernest Spangler Edward Weiskotten John Wrede Recognized by critics in the United States and Canada as an outstanding choral organization, the Wagner College Choir gained even wider interna- tional fame by accepting an invitation to sing at the world convention of the Lutheran World Federation in Hanover, Germany, during July and August, l952. This singular honor was bestowed upon one of the most cohesive and enthusiastic organizations on the campus. Under the inspired leadership of Dr. Sigvart Steen, the choir has done much to spread the fame of Wagner College. Critics have been moved to write, . . a sterling program, one of the highest quality concerts ever heard g . . . a flawless pre- sentationug and, . , . purity of tone and musical maturity worthy of any professional group. Hard work and much time is spent in order to be worthy of such remarks. Each year a three-week concert tour is conducted under the management of Dean Ian Morrison. Concerts have been presented in all major cities ofthe East, and this year's appear- ance in Town Hall was an outstanding success. We doff our hats to the Wagner Choir and to Dr, Steen, and we wish them . . . bon voyage. T Officers 1 B e It a President . . ..... ANDRE BEAUMONT Vice President . . . . . RICHARD MOHRMAN I corresponding Secretary . . . . MARTIN GONSER G ai ml mi ai B lvl 1 Recording Secretary . . . EDWARD WEISKOTTEN Treasurer . . .' . . KENNETH JAEHNERT Program Director . . . RICHARD DUPRE Beta Gamma Chi is an honorary music fraternity undertaking to promote and ad- vance music at Wagner College. The fra- ternity was organized in l 948 and since then has increasingly contributed to the cultural and to the scholastic spheres of college life. Some of its past achievements include con- certs by Raymond Lewanthal, Thomas Dar- son, Alfonso Montecino, and a band festival in which over two hundred band instrumen- talists from eastern states participated under the direction of Dr. William Ravelli. Many regular chapel programs are also sponsored by Beta Gamma Chi. The fraternity asks of its brothers a worthy scholastic record, coupled with an active interest and partici- pation in the field of music. 77 Brothers in College Andre Beaumont Frederick Bahrer Arthur Browne Norman Dinkel Kenneth Dorkof Richard Dupre Martin Gonser William Gordon William Hahn George Handley Burt Helgeson Howard Hrdlicka Kenneth Jaehnert Robert McHale Richard Mohrman Adolph Moller William Newton Richard Pankow Ernest Spangler Daniel Uzupan Mihkel Viise Edward Weiskotten Howard Weiss Herbert Wickleder Honorary Brothers Dean John R. Bacher Mr. Salvatore Baccaloni Prof. John Bainbridge Mr, Raymond Lewanthalg Mr. B George Martin L Mr. AlfonsoJMontecino Dean lan Morrison Mr. Harold Normann Nlr. Walterlgglfiasecki Dr. Sigvartgteen B Deutscher Kreiis Officers i President . . . .... JANET WANNEMACHER Vice President . . . JEAN VETTERLEIN secretary . .... 'EVELYN HALL treasurer . . ELIZABETH HAMANN ln the past year the Deutscher Kreis continued its activities toward the aim of bringing an increased number of members to a greater understanding of German traditions. Its functions consisted of ex- cursions to New York, presentation ot films con- cerning ancient and modern Germany, and, of course, the popular Weihnachtstest which has be- come a tradition dear to the hearts of all Wagnerians. In these activities the Kreis worked in close co- operation with the Deutscher Verein, its brother organization. Deutscher Verein The Deutscher Verein, founded twenty-seven years ago by Dr. DeWaIsh, is the oldest language club on the Wagner College campus. The aim of the Verein is to cultivate student interest in under- standing the traditions and ways of the German people. The highlight ofthe year was the popular Weih- nachtsfest in which most of the students participate. The Christmas decorations and cheerful attitude made it a tremendous success. The group's other activities throughout the year were met with great response, particularly the tradi- tionally-German off-campus meetings. Officers President . . .... WILLIAM RITTBERGER Vice President . . . RlCl'lARD NOVAK Secretary . . . . . ROBERT SOMACH Historian ...... WILLIAM H. NEWTON MR. WILLECKE Faculty Adviser i f - H St? ' A ' ge' 42 51, K ,I lg if-if I I I I I Le Cercle Francais The club was organized in I947 with a member- ship of fifty. True to its general aims it has offered lectures by members and guests, dramatic sketches, films, both educational and entertaining, as well as practice in group singing and conversation. Several trips of interest to French students were also planned. 80 Officers President . . . . . . RICHARD DURY Vice President . . . . . MARIE YOUNG Secretary . . . ELAINE HENDRICKSON Treasurer ....... KATHLEEN GIBBONS K Faculty Adviser MISS VOLKHARDT M1 wx '- 9' 1 x. it .QUE fi N.,-1 V71 't H- ,qs g. 2 Q K J .k xg? 'V ,LQQQEIQ ,A . 2 f' f- fi 1 f fv:v! y ,ju r.-'LTV 'f-5' T Q Y -' 1: 4 - xt, is -m 4 --fy. '. E -,g X ' . ,- I O X J : u ls' i 3 5 R gsm . A A Q11 ,...f' ' -fd? YW W: 1 my Chemistrg Sncietq ggsiilgii' L i A1 2 f .gfficen ... ,. .... vice chairman iii . Y . GEORGEHFBRODERICK Secretary-Treasurer. . LZZY . . .xii WliLLiQ5M HARME3 1 l MR. JENSEN S H 1 In K ,. -:Aw-P., . The object of the Wagner College student affili- ate chapter of the American Chemical Society is to offer to the student of Chemistry and its related fields the opportunity to further his knowledge in these fields. ln its program, the Society has included lectures by guest speakers and students, films of interest to the Chemistry students, field trips, and active par- ticipation in a meeting of student affiliate groups situated in and around New York. This year the Society visited the Lederle Laboratories in Pearl River, N. Y., the United States Testing Company in Hoboken, N. J., and the Refinery and Research Laboratory in Linden, N. J. fa iii .S :EE S if ll ll ' ... . as c QW3 i' T7 E Fencing Club Now in its second year, the Wagner College Fenc- ing Club was organized to bring back intercollegiate fencing to Wagner. The club has grown from an original six members to twenty. Much of the credit goes to Dr. Stern, the able faculty adviser whose en- thusiasm has been an inspiration to all members of the club, ln addition to its long range goal, the club has a regular fencing schedule, conducts classes to train interested students, and travels to collegiate meets during the fencing season. Now that facilities have been secured in the new gymnasium, the club hopes for a rapid completion of its aim to advance Wagner in another collegiate sport. 83 Officers President . . it . .TGERALD GUNDERSEN Vice President . ,. . . RQBERT KOLSOINL secretary . n . . Ric:-:ARB MOI-lRMllXgF Treasurer. . . if . in . . V . HOWARD,WElSS V W L Faculty Adviser .- 5 DR. STERN - 4lif Yacht Club ln I949 the Wagner College Yacht Club was formed by a group of boating enthusiasts to promote interest in sailing and intercollegiate competition dealing with small craft. Starting with a few in- formal meets at neighboring colleges, the group has advanced markedly toward its first goal: member- ship in the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association. Until membership in the M.A.l.S.A. can be realized, the club is continuing its informal meets with local colleges. ln the past year, the Club has returned with the winner's pennant each M .L . ,Q f ui L Commodore . . . i , ' :EQ it Vice Commodore I SecrEEryiTrelasurerl . . W 'Flleet'5Ca'ptiain l. . . , au, -if ,ggjgia ,Q ,gg U.. :Q pfficers time but once, with victories over such teams as Cooper Union, R.P.l., Stevens, Columbia, and Ford- ham. This May will see an official meet against Fordham, Columbia, Cooper Union, and Stevens. Prior to this, there will be several informal trian- gular meets at City Island. With the groundwork thus prepared, it is hoped that yachting will become a recognized sport at Wagner. lf the advancement remains as constant as it has been in the near-past, the future will bring the hopes to reality. . . PAQIL wuasr . ROBERQFMEHKLE . oeuficoisvx - WlLLlAMfHAlrlNi i , 2 Faculty3iAdvisieri312f1 ,, in g 3. A V JMR. GlESEAQANN y V, et. i 3 ,, ,T ',' S ,, .:,,L Me-'Z' ' ' if z- 'if' 'ff . , ' ...,,. Nw Q i. gig. i. ag . ii ,,. Mi, ia ,agzf fig i M Uma , V, ,, ,,V. ,,,, g E , ., g , iz 'iii i ii ima 1: 1 ms, - 'fix' ii ii Q, 'ii i Ski Club The Wagner College Ski Club, which was organ- ized to promote interest and participation in the winter sport and, in so doing, to strengthen Wag- ner's traditional spirit of student fellowship, enjoyed its most active year. To inaugurate the season, several of the members worked as ski bums at Stowe, Vt., during the Christmas holidays. The vagabond existence was again taken up between the Fall and Spring semes- ters. At Stowe, the ski bums participated in infor- mal meets and gave a good account of themselves. Interest reached its peak during the Spring se- mester when many new members joined and received instruction while on week-end trips. The year's pro- gram included discussions, lectures, and films on winter sports, together with the weekly ski trips. Presidegit . .1 Ski Captain Secretary . Treasurer . in Officers .. -:7'Lfi..x . . .. 4 Ir, 1, ei Faculty7Adviser MR. THIMM ,, l- .LM -,,. , l fx . N .JIM BlSlflOP HELEN WENKERT FHERB WINYQOCK A .,,. 554 vw- fu.. 4 ,X 1 fn wqeycfzny EYMOUR SLEGLER W 'L Sedifer-iflchief, Fall 31 7 M Wagner College, Staten Inland, New York i E Issued? frgliiwzifcliissberpilxiilfltirlfn S250 'str ygzrafner Cones' student Anod-don. Editor-in-chief ......,........... . . .S Jlfanaging Editor N . ews E d1tor ..... Feature Editor . eymour Siegler . . . . . . .Lloyd Berg . . . .joan Bansemmer . . . . . .......... Neil Leonard Sporty Editor ........ ................... S teve Ebbin Circulation Managers . . . . . .Elleneva Kamp, Emily George Business Manager ..... .................. D ave Ryffel Fafulty Advisor . . . ......... .... M r. Krahmer STAFF Louise Kehoe Paul Wuest Jean Tsacalotos Rosann Ahlum Evelyn Hall Bill Luce Helen VanAvery Laida Nilsen Ben Serra Norman Dinkel Bill Hahn Fanfred Lichtman Ruth 'Christensen Carol Plumb Bob Bensen Helen Weinlcert Marion Knott Mark Wiesner Barbara Praisner Clara Sarounie Katherine Ulreich Harry Hadland Nancy Bechtel Wanda Schweiz Iordan Davis Ioan VanSeggern Herbert Brau P ' ' ' li xxx, ' EE hil Brittam Jztiii-N' fig? sfaff, gan ii. rib: er Bob Maleen .Y ,Terry Iannone W iii 1: W , 86 ,, E 51222 li? M ,V BANSEME3 Ecigiiinin-Chief, Sprmg Th E HMER THE REV .lyy ALFREQ KRA Adviser my E my Q ui 3' E HM? arf Q xg! A ll Q M: .V Waq11EI'1a11 in ' L I 'L'0eg Reporters sk .e. i ' 1 Mk ily gX EdifOV5 A 1 :iw .. S , le emma, 1 VA Mefwwal , f LU,.L... M my .R x A 2. M wa .. w i , me .x i . el A AG A Wagner College, Staten Island, New York r A bi-weekly publication of the Wagner College Student Association. 1 Issued from October to July. 32.00 per year. Editor-in-Chief Managifzg Ea'itor.'...-.l D ' 1 i i I i H News Editor ,.... . . Feature Editor Sporfs Editor i I I in I Circulation i i Stal? T ypzlrt . fqdwm .... f f Louise Kehoe Richard Pankbw. Carol Plumb Ed Weiskot en Geraldine Ulrich Ruth Christensen . .-'.i.'E151.Q55' kim' ' STAFF Avis Helsel Dick Steinber E George Handley Bill Luce Mavis Freudenberg Mildren Lippmann :sw ig:,'iinx,,: . . . .joan Bansemer .. . . . .Lloyd Berg . . . .Norman Dinkel . . . . . . .Emily George .Mark Wiesner p, Arlene Adcock .. . . . . . . .Alice Gerden Rev. Alfred J. Krahmer Christa Eisenhauer Bill Hah Bob Benin Steve Ebbin en Serra Bob Belknap ,. Kalhsia Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor . Treasurer . . Advertising Manager . Artist . . . Cover Designer NEIL LEONARD Editor in-Chief I . 11, EY A . . NEIL LEONARD WILLIAM HAHN ARTHUR BROWNE . BOB SNEDEKER JOHN DeNICOLA . LLOYD BERG . SAM MYAVEC GEORGE KENYON SAM MYAVEC BOB SNEDEKER Artist Sports Editor JOHN DeN ICOLA LLOYD BERG Business WILLIAM Ii Vx . yVV XZNTZH-. ARTHUR BRQEQINET fa? 'lrb Associate Editors 113 At this point vifa wouldilike to thank all fhalgjroups and individuals without whose assistance this book would have b eoijifan impossipility. to comelenjoy fhe samo Wohderfulfizooperalfionl 'JY' ,Ez ., 4,1 is S ly, S l 3 M i E E 3- 5 11 X. i, Student Handbook was 135. so s i Offigersa, i p Editor-sign-chief .. . '.ANTHOl5lYVA. RosAuE,JR. Associate Ediforl .l . EDB OlD6lilNEllL Business Dffecfok' ..... icii . . SALLIE Aim-lui: ' t gnangiboqpk Staff i JMARVIN LEPAWQJ JOSEPH AMAkl HUGH WHl'lii5iKER 'EDWARDMARSHON A The staff of the Student Handbook, like those of other years, is aiming at providing the new student, as well as upper classmen, with a practical guide to college activities and rules. A step has been taken, with the suggestion of the publications adviser, Dean Morrison, toward concisement of some materials. It is the sincere hope of all the staff that the Handbook will fulfill its purpose and be used to the advantage of the student body. ,glf1z.E p- rx x w .x . fu A w w w ..', w - vw ,Qs ,V mv I X , if 3 X fi M sx X w , J, su! 2,5 A X 'H KV f U, N W ,EN ' UN' H ZX, X H 1 , Nz' w ,.,1.1,, .11 525.23 '2: sf2i 1 X 7 LZ.. ' X f , mm,, z my Elf., ' H we iigig, ' .H fig: .eg fi.. Ilia. ps. , 1. . ua., , .ii 4 1.-,J i W Vx ,i ,qs 1 ae, 432. , 1 wwf? Ssieigi l 'ii m wp: gilt me 1 Qiagfg - if ,!N 2 i 92+ ' 'll 1 '- ff '.-' 'gl Ai F -V ' K-, , L, n is? I ,::,. V, M ' ,Q A ,nr- me 4'51-.WH xt ., 5351 Sus ci. si, l-llpha Phi Umeqa Officers President . . . I' . X. . MORTON KURLAND Vice President' i. .' . MYRON DEUTSCH Secretary . E. . . . SEYMOUR SIEGLER Corresponding Secretary . . . . MlCHAEL D'ALESSlO gl-FEBSEFEF 1 ? . M M . ANTHONY naDoMENico Historian. . . . . LOUIS MASELLA Ch3Plain . .HARRY HADLAND Alpha Phi Omega, Wagner's newest frater- nity, is one of 243 chapters of the nation's largest service fraternity. Since its inception in the September of 1951, the organization has undertaken numerous service projects that have benefited the community as well as the school. Among the projects fulfilled by the group were two parties held at the Bethlehem Orphan Home at Halloween and Easter, a dance featur- ing the rnusic of Sammy Kaye and his orchestra which benefited the Greater Wagner College Building Fund, a bus shelter for the students W 4 'effzu Y- , 'if' Ji?-' wmv- ,sf .,.. uw Alpl1a5iqma Phi chapter one of the strongest links in the nation- al chain which numbers over seventy chapters at colleges and universities throughout the country. One of the richest things that Alpha has to offer its members is the deep bond of brother- hood made possible only by the inspired work- ing ot the individual members as a group for the benefit of all phases of student life at the Alma Mater. A. , , W .K-X4 ll ,VX , ii get ii ' Mil ll 'ii ll,i1 L'-li ll mil ii l. - X, .. m -:mi ,, ii M' l 'x g 4 Officers pfegsliinf . . . . GEOligE:'R. EVXNS Vice Qresidentx . . . . . JOHN HOFFMAN i 59C ?1f5iYI-i 1 ..i, i I-AENOW , t,tiQ, H ,V4,g N ,, , ., Treasufer . . if 'ill Corresponding -Secretary! . i Marshall . A Associgte Editorigz ' Vi-, ,:y4.,w.l' .- uv-12 , i WmM',i, , , , W it i i -:ark ' CUSTQQHH' l. l . El5liilUND DiAz . uGEoRGEQ 5RoDERlcK i. i WILBEKT WEl-7lRLI sieciiisiiso WPQCHSMTJTH .p DONQLD PAULL , ,i M ,5 it fm ,, i wffitaiii ir i. l l l Arthur Azzopardi Robert Bensen Howard Berntsen Robert Bosley Fred'Brockmann William Brown Arthur Browne Sherwood Bryant Douglas E. Butler Donald Dausch John DeNicola Fred Frick A 3 Candlelight and music. Brothers in College William Hahn -Charles Huppert Gerry Jannone Fred Jacobsen George Kenyon Martin Kieffer Cornelius Leonard Harry Madsen Herbert Messner Sam Myavec Frank O' Leary Jack Pearch Herbert Piehler Honorary Brothers Lionel Rotelli George Scheitlin John Schick William Schieman Clarence Schneider Don Silva Nicholas Soulis Larry Sweeney Bruce Weber George Wiederecht Mark Wiesner George Zinsman r Dr. Burggraaff Mr.' Ling ,Mr. Flamrn I Dr. Nikander 1 Dr. Stinetorf ln l946, five men laid the foundation of a living memorial to a man who had given his life while following the ideals of courage, serv- ice, and loyalty to his country. Delta Nu Fra- ternity, in its effort to attain excellence in all phases of college life while at the same time stressing service to Wagner as one of its high- est ideals, is perpetuating forever the memory of Roger Ling. Leaders in all the varied aspects of life on the Hill, academic, 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 College. While 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. mg, , Delta's homecoming float. 96 Delta Nu President . . Vice President tFalll . . Ylce ,Pgesident Secretalgrs . . Treasurer . Scribe . . Chaplain . Historian . ug ix :gg ' i .wiLuAM Bli6XlVN cHARi.Es HUPPERT HERBERT MESSELIER . JOHN DeNlCOLA BROCKMANN . l GE RGE, . . sHErfwooD BRYAN? 'i i i. ai- In memoriam tor Roger Ling, the fraternity sponsored and participated in its first annual Memorial Service which was held at the church of which he was a member. Continuing its tradition of Service, the tra- ternity inaugurated a big brother program through which underprivileged youngsters were enabled to enjoy athletic contests ot the Wagner College teams. With the future interests ot its members in mind, a new program was begun which will bring .businessmen from various fields to give the brothers an insight into the opportunities available to them in the business world. The highspot ot a crowded social calendar was the annual dance, this year entitled Down- beat , with its continental cafe and continuous music. ii l i ll 1' at at z. i it i v Qs.:-5 1 as ,- ' di' 23? 'fffa:Q 5113- 'L+' 1 Master Frater Treasurer :, . - i it f 'af :5,: 'f av .F A ,,,. in iv - g . -is , 4, 1 VT.. is ,4 ,S if., Kappa Sigma Alpha Correspendirlg, V Chaplain' .' wif? i ' Licfclr .L . Historiap .i t Officers . WILLIAM RYAN . REGINALD 'MILLER . .QHOWARD welssi if Scifibea.. 4 . .RLCHARD C:-MOHRMAN . . H. EDWARD MARSHON p it.llii ll'wALTEtR KEHOE . HSALVATQLQE ESPOSITO, JR. Kappa Sigma Alpha Fraternity was organized in l93l for the express purpose of promoting the loyalty of its brothers to Wagner College and of effecting a greater realization and at- tainment of their scholastic, 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. lt is the cosmopolitan spirit which pervades the activities of the fraternity at all times. Demonstrating its extra-curricular as well rl W 1 as its scholastic interest, the fraternity presents three awards annually: The Kappa Sigma Alpha award in education, the Kappa Sigma Alpha award to the year's most outstanding player on the Wagner College football team, and the Gordon Lathrop Scholastic Cup. The group annually sponsors a semi-formal dance, a Founder's Day banquet and a May Day social. The fraternity dances, which feature continuous music, are well known for their unusual and exotic decorative effect. The reactivation of the Kappa Sigma Alpha Alumni Association in l95l has added to the strength of the group in the attainment of its ideals. 99 Brothers Kappa's Homecoming float. Andre Beaumont Jim Bishop Phil Brittain Dick Dupre John Durkeef Dick Dury 'trti' if itt' Sal Esposito Bill Farella Don Finley Ronald Gibbons Qjffl Johnsoffi Dr. Nowal S7 Calhoun Q52 Ralph EffzDeat' ,Brothers in College George Kastner Walter Kehoe Henry Koch Tony LoBianco Robert Majeeny J Edward Maifshon T Robert Mctilale Robert McNamara Emmanuel Melachrinoudis Reginald Miller Richard Mghrmani Honorary Brothers Mr. George Giesemann 1iMr. Harolgggllohr ' Dr. ,FraneiQ'Wayland Ole Osrunn Al Rode Richard Ryan .yn George Sanderajg Harold Schuldt Robert Snedeke Dave Spurlock Paul Takach Howard Weiss Herbert Wicklegler Mr. Sidney Welton Mr.V,ljiijitz C. Vtfrlclermann ,firemen ii i ' Brazie Abbate Charles Alario Jerry Bradley Ralph Carloni Gene Chu Charles Clause Gregory D'Angelo Edward Fick Irwin Ganon William Gordon Dean John R. Bacher Mr. Charles Cook Woof l Woof ! Brothers in College Walter Hamester Roy Hoyt Charles Hubner Thomas Keogh Harry Kummer William Kummer Marvin LePaw Harold Marketr Donald Marvin Louis, Matura Honorary Brothers 7 The Rev. Paul J. Kirsch The Rev. 'Alfred Krahmer Mr. Warren F, Robinson William Newton Richard Novak Robert O'Donnell Stanley Radhuber William Rittberger Robert Rogan V Andrew Rosalie Adolph Szczepanski Edward Weinberg Hugh Whitaker Paul Wuest Mr. Herbert Sutter Mr. Frederick Willacke izxr-W, Fiiii AWN if ' Sigma Delta Phi, the oldest fraternity at Wagner College, was organized on May 6, l923, by five men who desired a closer bond of fellowship. Soon to enter into its thirtieth year of brotherhood, Sigma continues, as in the past, to stress scholastic achievement, effective participation in the extra-curricular activities of the campus, a true spirit of fellowship and an undying loyalty to our Alma Mater. The fraternity has instituted an annual award to the outstanding student in the English department and has reactivated the Herbert Holter Memorial Plaque for excellence in Athletics. The annual dance sponsored by Sigma was once again held directly after the January finals. This year it was held at the Fort Wads- worth Officers' Club and featured the selection of the first 'LSigma Sweetheart. The dance Seniors. loo i 'tt UH , ..,,,,', . --D,-ztsmn , ,, M wt 1- ii tw N .iff . W.. , ..-Effct ' V 'i7 P g gif 'N A . 'TY S+' t 'i1'?.'E, . ' - - f -' . ' --- '- A f'f- x-. Y-els., is-f.7,e'-5, w-2,,a'?5 A a -he . v!'P,.r4P !S-sniff r., fr E .. 1' - P ' '1 'if FET. ' Q Sigma Delia Phi was considered a huge success by all who at- tended. Other social events during the year in- clude rush socials, and group trips to football and basketball games. Meeting frequently with the alumni, the fraternity maintains close ties to them. May is highlighted for the brothers by Sigma Day, when many of the alumni brothers return to the campus to renew old acquaintances, meet new brothers and attend the annual convention of Sigma brothers, past and present. Sigma is proud of its strong feeling of Brotherhood, where everyone remains an in- dividual and freedom of expression is of para- mount importance. Every year as another group of brothers join the ranks of the alumni, they leave confident in the knowledge that the younger brothers will carry on the fraternal spirit and make Wagner proud of its oldest fraternity. President . 5 Secretary . . Treasurer . . Corresponding Historian .- E . Officers . . . .ADOLPFVSQZCZEPANSKIW . . . ANDREW ROSALIE . . . .IQWILLIAM Hi' RITTBERC-EER Secretary . . . . ROBERT ROGAN . . . . DONALD MARVIN President. . . Vice-President . . Recording Secretary . realsureiilfi. . M Corresponding Secretaries Historian . 1 .Chaplain . Guard . LWiVL: . Alpha Delia Pi ,lm w L i :az FPANCES GUTEKUNST PATRICIA iii PATTERSON Jeknriierresswiisaohorif VIRGINIA HAGGERTYX . KELAINE K VESSY 1 DOROTHYT CORELL51 . JOAN i-iARRisoNi A rA A cARoLYN,HoNi5,YcuTT - rrrr ' rrsilrr - rrr to JSZQN riii OPS lrLr Alpha Delta Pi, the oldest sorority in the United States, was founded on May 15, 1851, at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia. ln 1904, the sorority became a national organization, and there are now approximately eighty-two chapters throughout the United States and Canada, Gamma Pi Chapter ot Alpha Delta Pi, formerly the local sorority, Tau Lamba Chi, turned national on May 6, 1950, having the distinction of being the first national sorority on the Hill. The aims of Alpha Delta Pi are to develop individual responsibility to the group, to main- tain a high level of personal conduct and a sw i r gr ' af --'Sen 314 ,. 7475 ' K' 1 ' - 7 4 ,., Q. . lf P 27131 ,Q zjrj svffegaxr ,we 554 1 ' 'gym a 1 its if ---'rf 'az-' ea 4 ' ' lf A -1 , X .. , We izfi ze - ,, W ,, al . - -Q 4 .- - 3 me 1 I: ,, a eww- W e , xii? My My 44 as gr 1 y - -.-5.- high scholastic index, to perpetuate friend- ships, and to foster a feeling of cooperation with the ideals ofthe College. During the school year, the chapter has undertaken many and varied activities. The highlight of the year for the chapter was the annual dance which was held at the Fort Wads- worth Officers' Club. As a community service, the sorority sponsored a Christmas party for the children at the Bethlehem home. ln addition to sorority activities, the mem- bers take part in other 'extra-curricular activi- ties at Wagner. Sisters will be found ranking high in all phases of student lite, it 55 ii ii W .W ,gk 15: , W Loida Bellan Marian Bellan Anne Biase 5 NLucLll'e , it Mary Cfaftone? Elaine Chatowiius Madeline Clausen Phv!li5S.aC0Sf4m29i A Floriitenpelaijey i Lois Everts Joan Fox Kathleen Gibbons Frances Gutegianst, Virginia 'Haggerty Orchids for milady. ii ,L iff 1. -rs' -iw ,i i C!-iiifters il'!ii65llB el, i M i Z ,ef it ,ii ,:-. i ze- i eo,-R-I .ire is ef., S .mee i i , i Q ' s Grace Haher 2 i Joan Harrison J une vlrjeaerd ,--Earhart-aiiHelmkfe??:i Elizabeth' Hott Carolyn Honeycutt Elaine gKovessy Dorotlqy- Luhrs Mi Edna Peterson ii-Lillian Roudi l i. ,, Dorothy! Schmidt N Marilyn Schmidt Dorothy. Qchnackenberg ix. -EEQQY 51519 it l ' mm 'HElemiSN5'NBl.lY5ii?lTlf l ' Paula Maserati QAnn Striokland Anne Mullaly .loan Sweeney H Gildam Murano Caryl Weatherdqxjfa Claratmgliiggeli izifeanmeittegw-iebolidfts Dorothy Oest illeone Yazter ' ,Q Alice Passano Dr. ldggfversoniiiiiil Stemif i ' :i Miss Anna Blahken Alpha's Homecoming float. ' ,affix fl Patricia' Plattersori I l l-llpha Um.ic1'u11 Pi President .... Vice-President . . . Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary. . Treasurer .... Officers JOAN ANN WEYAND . JANE MARSDEN ADELAIDE ADAMS CAROLYN REISCH . WILMA FORSTER 104 Theta Pi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi was initiated into the national sorority on August 14, 1951. The initiation was followed by a formal dinner at the Richmond County Country Club. Alpha Omicron Pi, an international organi- zation since 1930, was founded in 1897 at Barnard College. A member of the National Panhellenic, Alpha Omicron Pi is affiliated with twenty other national sororities which comprise the Panhellenic group. Theta Pi Chapter strives for maintenance of sound Christian living, scholastic achieve- ment, and loyalty to Wagner and the traditions connected with it. This year, Theta Pi held its first annual dance at the Meurot Club. The sorority was proud to receive first prize in the Homecoming Day parade and to have one of its sisters crowned queen. The chapter staged several parties for the children at Sea View Hospital. Theta Pi also regularly sends clothing to the Frontier Nursing Service in Kentucky. The sorority is proud of the leadership and interest of the sisters toward College activities. Sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi are to be found in the highest echelons of student activity. IDS 1 . .,,, Alpha's Homecoming float Adelaide Adams Margaret Appel Sallie Arthur Gloria Bauman Joyce Biller Joan Brady Eleanor Browne Alberta H. Cheney Vena Rae Coder Ruth Diller Christa Eisenhauer Wilma Forster J Evelyn Hall Mrs. Paul Kirsch Mrs. Vilio Nikander Sisters in College Elizabeth Hammon Elaine Hendrickson Janice Judd Helen Kiloh Dolores Lee Barbara Lorenz Jane Marsden Dorothy McKnight Dorothy W. Nolke Evelyn Pedersen Marilyn Peterson Wanda Prokoby Eugenia Prusak Honorary Sisters Mrs. Warren Robinson Miss Helen Toebke Newest sisters. Margaret Rauffer Dorothy Rausch Carolyn Reisch Elsie-Marie Schriever Joan Sheatfer Anita Stubbe Janet Wannemacher Janet Warnke Joan Ann Weyand 'r Norma Zawadski Janice Zeman Gwen Zilles Mrs. David Tyler 35 id' A .5 2. 1 K -.5 gr Members: George Evans William Brown William Ryan Adolph Frances Gutekunst Joan Weyand s Szczepanski l'l'l he ASEAN. 4: rr 1 3- rg, The Interfraternity Council of Wagner College is a representative body made up of the presidents of the various Greek-letter social fraternities and sororities: Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Nu, Kappa Sigma Alpha, Sigma Delta Phi, Alpha Delta Pi, and Alpha Omicron Pi. It operates in an official capacity, supervising the well being of the societies and their relations to the College, and is governed by an appropriate constitution. The Council also has systematic control over rushing and l d through the medium of the lntertraternity Ru h' P 6 Qing, s ing Agreement. 3 2 2 r ' gjig 5 i O Z :fs , I S I K . ,giiizb . o 'V 555551525 'QF' n ezgg? I, Q , :wr N , -L Xxx' f I YA , I Huff' -- ! -'FQ I X X X . X X, ,f , , X, 1 j I X X X X ff -,f 'V ' Vo 1 -2 B 5'-1-f' 49' V ., 5,12 s. , , V TI.T,v!Y'i'Y- .x,,, Sp U I. ts , JIM LEE HOWELL JOHN BARBES Head Coach Line Coach Coach Jim Lee Howell's Wagner football squad had the unfortunate experience of losing eight members of its first team throughout the course of the l95l season. The team's depletion was brought about by a continuous string of injuries from the outset of the season, and therein lies the story of the Seahawk eleven for l95l. The team, which won two games and dropped six, received its first setback when Johnny Schick, regular end, suffered a serious kidney in- jury before the opening game and was lost for the season. After taking the first game from Arnold by a l9-7 score, the Seahawks then lost Bill Kummer, who incurred a damaged spinal column, Al Tosi, with a dis- located ankle, and Bob Klumpp, whose nose was broken. Successive in- juries to Clem Bosco, promising freshman fullback, Bob Evans, and Harry Kummer further limited Wagner's potency. But the severest blow of all to the team was the loss of halfback Neil Leonard, whose arm was fractured in the Penn Military game. Pre-season grid expectations were fairly hopeful on the campus, as a seasoned group of veterans and some highly touted frosh prospects re- ported to Coaches Howell and Bunny Barbes. Hopes remained high after the opening game victory over Arnold, but it soon became apparent that an insufficient number of reserves would invariably lead to injuries to key players. Thus, it was lack of depth, rather than ability, which cost the Seahawk gridders a successful year. Neverthless, the 'Sl season witnessed the development of Neil Leonard into a great ball carrier. Previously employed chiefly on defense, I 'P' x Q . Q? i 1 BILL ROEHRICH ,-vw will . Captain r-1-- MAA , ,f the shifty junior time and again reeled off long gains, as he averaged six Mangiante. Wagner ............ -- ...- Wagner. ..... ,. ....... ...... Wagner - .... ......... L - Wagner .. .... ..... . .-,-..--..- Wagner ..... - ..,....- Wagner ..... lO8 A' Wagner ...A......... M ...... -- Wagner ........ - .............- yards per carry, and led the team in rushing, passing, pass receiving, and touchdowns scored. He won the James Robb Memorial trophy for out standinq play in the homecoming game against Upsala, which Wagner won, l9-7, and was presented with the Kappa Sigma Alpha trophy awarded to the team's most valuable player. Other praiseworthy per formances were those turned in by Captain Bill Roehrich, who completed his fourth year of varsity football, Dutch Lichtman and Mark Wiesner, a pair of indefatigable sixty-minute linemen, and speedy halfback John The Record l 9 I5 Swarthmore 20 Susquehanna I2 Ursinus, .... I9 Upsala - ..... O , P. M. C. 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I Q ., i ii'iEE , -1 lx: 8,4 A in , V, , N4 W pv , E,- f- ga ' 'A - 'g w - ' 3, 1 x -- H' . R t, up F Q: It - D 1 J ,Z 'gl 'T' ' I v1 , ,L . l 1 l 'Jaw w ' ,,' 'S ' as 4 Z if' f gi BASKETBALL The Wagner College basketball team, playing against many of the top teams in the East, posted a l5-I2 record for the l95l -1952 season. Although the team failed to annex the Greater New York Conference championship for the first time in three years, it went on to greater glory by winning the First Annual Hofstra Invitation Tournament. Coach Sutter, with the nucleus of last year's highly successful team back in the persons of Bob Bosley, Larry Sweeney, and Don Gromisch, was neverthe- less forced to find replacements for big George Blomquist and Bob Mahala, whose departure virtually nullified Wagner's rebounding strength, and Ray Doody, the playmaker of last year's club. lt was a freshman, Charlie Harreus, who more than filled the bill as a big man, leading the rebounding department with a season's total of 349, while tallying 243 points. Doody's place was filled by Al Frolander, a senior, who was the number one Seahawk in shooting percentage. Don Gromisch once again held down the center position, and for the sec- ond straight year averaged over l2 points a game, The tall pivot man closed out his college career with 800 points. Larry Sweeney, the Seahawks' 'team man,' completed his fourth year of Varsity competition in splendid style. The team captain led the club in assists, although missing the last four games, and steadied the team with his cool playing. Lionel Rotelli, along with Frolander, played the outside position in the Seahawks' offense. Rotelli's ,defensive wizardry made him especially valuable in the waning moments of close games. Frolander was the third top scorer with the best eye on the club. ln the individual records department, Bob Bosley was in a class all by himself. Bob broke the all-time Wagner scoring record as he reached the 963 point scoring mark after three years of play. The blond junior set a new sea- sonal standard with 466 tallies, albeit missing three games, and the single game total of 35 points, against Brooklyn Poly. He received the Most Valuable Player awards in the Hofstra Invitation tournament and in the St. Peter's game, and was honorably mentioned on the All-Met basketball team. The high mark for the Seahawks was unquestionably the Hofstra tourna- LARRY SWEENEY HERB SUTTER ' 3 Captain Coach 'ff AL FROLANDER A V Q35 fi 'ei' VI r ll 1 1. ', L hi s it x 4 l i Boa Bosi.EY ' ' Lionel. ROTELLI l 1 i il l i , ' 1 ' Q. . i l DON GROMISCH , , 3, it H2 , i. I CHARLIE HARREUS . my X, Gus MERKEL A, 2 HARRY MADSEN . ,f mi W W E BRUCE THOMPSON E ,af'i t DON Fl NLEY ' Wil. ent, which the Suttermen copped after well earned victories over Cortland tate and the seeded Trinity and Alfred teams. Other noteworthy achieve- ents were the opening of the newly completed Wagner gymnasium, an all- ime seasonal scoring record set by the Seahawks, the nine-game winning treak which was the longest in the school's basketball history, as well as agner's last second two-point loss to powerful Fordham, and the 65-58 riumph over St, Peter's in the season's finale. The J. V. amassed its best' record in years, as it chalked up fourteen ins as against six setbacks. Like the Varsity, it ran up a nine straight victory kein in mid-season. Outstanding performances for the J. V.'s were turned in y the high-scoring Bruce Thompson, an unusually lithe operator, and a ertain Varsity regular next year, as well as Buddy Takach, Gus Merkel, arl Borchers, Burt Clinton, John Mangiante, and Joe Russell. Dr. Langsam throws up first ball in new gym. I Q 'B A 'Q DON BRIGGS . Wagner .,.,.. -- 55 Wagner ner Wagner -- ..,.. Wagner Wagner Wagner, Wagner Wagner wagner Wagner Wagner Wagner Wagner Wagner Wikgtfagner Wagner Wagner Qagner M g nlexrl, Wagner Wagner Wagner Wagner .--.c.--- Z- 55 --:virv ,, . , F. lrsf basket . lr, he W gym. or c CARL BORCH ERS it J l The Rec8i-H J 63 fgQgf Elrankllini5na Maigljall .... 55 Manhattalh ,....... fi? ............ flizf 7 6 47 sf. John's 63 X 75- kvgl Upsala A i rlq :wi t:' - rll g ml ' '-- ' ' ff'if2spmngfsaa'rfll .,... ,iii ,........ 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' :, V Smal Q 2 K- A, ,:.:':.. I. I gi X-1' ' Ui f -use 5 Nm gf' . . i... -fi iii v 'i :is 11592. W The Wagner co-eds played a ten game schedule this season, engaging such teams as Brooklyn College, St. John's, New York University, C. C. N. Y., and Adelphi. Returning with two previous years of experience was the high-scoring center of the Seahawkettes, Barbara Helmke, as well as the veteran defensive star, Captain Lucille Brown. Playing next to Barbara, at left forward, was Mickey Schmidt, while the offensive center position was filled by Barbara Kayser, the squad's second high scorer. Defensive chores were assumed by regulars Jane Marsden and Erica Uhl, newcomers tp the club, while Jean Vetterlein, Alberta Rayner and Joan Ziegler were the reserves. Bunny Clausen, another returnee from last year's unit, con- tributed a good share to the female Green Wave offense. Victories were racked up against St. John's University, St. Joseph's, Rider College, Queens, and Equitable Life Insurance, as the girls won five games and dropped a like number. Il5 EIL-Q H ' ..c 1 The 1951 edition of the Wagner baseball team compiled a highly creditable record, showing thirteen victories as against seven losses. After dropping seven of their first nine games, the Sea- hawks trounced St. John's, 7-3, at Dexter Park, L. l., which proved to be the turning point of the season, as they bounced back to win all of their remaining eleven contests. Keynoting this undefeated string of games was the superb pitching of Ziggy Wachsmuth and Don Finley, who 'ecorded earned run averages of 1.29 and 1.6, resuectively. This duo, bolstered by the ad- dition of Joe Russell, allowed an average of less than five hits per game, and limited the opposition to a .185 team batting average, Wachsmuth led the pitching staff with a record of 7-2, contributing im- portant wins over St. John's, N. Y. U., and Manhat- tan while setting the pace in s-trikeouts, complete games and innings pitched. Leading the squad in hitting with a .318 batting average was Al Frolander, who also stole the most bases, 11. Following closely was- Neil Leonard, who hit .31 1, stole seven bases, and had the highest slug- ging average, .431. Burt Helgeson led the team in homeruns and held down the first base position, while Don Silva captained the club from the hot corner. The con- sistent performance of Bob Weber, whose 15 R.B.l.'s was tops, and Lionel Rotelli around the key- stone strongly contributed toward Wagner's driving finish, while Sal Espos-ito's team play, and the capable handling ot the pitchers by Dan Natarelli LEFTY GEARHART Assistant Coach 116 also were instrumental in the Seahawks' diamond success last season. Highlights ot the campaign included a one- hitter against St. Peter's in the opening game, the tide-turning victory over St. John's in mid-season, as well as 2-1 and 1-O Conference triumphs over N. Y. U. and Manhattan. Entering the Metropolitan Baseball Conference for the first time, the Suttermen turned in a com- mendable job while consistently playing against top- notch competition. Finishing fourth in a loop composed of nine teams, the Wagner nine can look forward to another successful season, with only Don Silva, who has graduated, absent from the regulars. HERB SUTTER Coach --QW xx , ,:::n....-Q -eg.: . .-'- .F giljl ft- gs wc- : , 1 , T' ,Q ' S, Q.: , 'af g M35 R.. , ' tu , . ' W Q ' 24 T - 4- QA .W .. H 1 5 376, ? ' - V 5' 4g7 't, I 5 A ISV -'1 .1 Isl' , , '54 L m 21 , A' ' w v H xv f'T1?'7if' ,J ,iff 'fp , 'Q ' ff! 4' W , , K ' - - N , .M ii, ' , Y? ' W' ' lei gem' - y 5 A 2 , 'L 5 1 -12? J- ' -1 -nl - ' -, G. .1 1. - . , 2 A M' f '1 ' f F - A f - , fitzf' I ' W ,' ... 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A f X H, wx E5 Q Hlfgv 1 95 H . 9 E , 1' ' 3 JZ' ,fx - ,,L, JW-' -, :Sid .-W' 7' ' , A n A , W j 4 egg ga 'ff -2 qty! is With all of its meets scheduled away from home, the Seahawk track team did not enjoy a suc- cessful season in l95l. Entered in eleven meets, the Wagner cindermen were severely handicapped by the lack of practice facilities and, consequently, could record but one victory, and that over Jersey City Junior College. ln dual meets, the squad lost to Hofstra, Mont- clair, St. Peter's, and C. C. N. Y., and was defeated by Fairleigh-Dickinson and Brooklyn Poly in its only triangular event. George Kenyon, Chuck Rockefeller, George Scheitlin, and Ed Weinburg represented Wagner in the Seton Hall Relays at South Orange, New Jersey, while John Paven, Bill Oster, Scheitlin and Rocke- feller comprised the mile relay squad which com- peted in the Penn Relays at Franklin Field, Philadelphia. The Wagner tracksters finished fourth in the Greater New York Conference Track and Field championships at Kings Point, Long Island, but failed to place in the Metropolitan Small Colleges-' Meet or in the Middle Atlantic States Champion- ship Meet. ll8 The squad's leading scorers were George Ken- yon and Dick Wasrnund, closely followed by Captain Ted Lovington, the team's sole four-year man, and Bill Roehrich. Other members of the team were Marv Lepaw, Don Graves, Mal Tjorohom, Don Juliano, Jordan Davis, Fred Geils, Rolf Mielzarek, and Manager Jim Keller. TED LOVINGTON Captain Wagner-- ,.----- Wagner ..... .....,. Wagner-- ----- -. Wagner-- ----- -- Wagner.- ----- -- Wagner Wagner -,--- ...-.- Wagner-- --, ---- Wagner --... ......, Wagner --..- -.----. Wagner ----- --..-- Record Ft. Schuyler -.-.-. Drew University Brooklyn Poly .- Pratt Institute .- Kings Point ..---- Manhattan ..- Hofstra -------.- C .C. N. Y. -.- Queens ----.----..- Stevens Tech -.-- Brooklyn .-..------ The Wagner College Tennis team enjoyed its third successful season in row, rolling up eight victories, while dropping only three matches. Since the Seahawk netmen organized in l9-49, they have compiled an overwhelming 23-6 record. Having lost four lettermen through graduation, the l95l season did not look very promising. Nevertheless, paced by returning veterans Pete Landis and Captain Ralph Powelson, with the addition of Rebel Anderson and letter- men Bob Snedeker and Nat Webster, the Wagner squad smashed out impres- sive victories over C. C. N. Y., Manhattan College, and a strong Kings Point team, among others. Powelson, meeting the top players in the East, won all but two of his matches, while Landis, playing in the number two singles pos-ition, had an un- defeated season. Anderson, third man on the team, showed an 8-3 record, while Snedeker took seven out of eleven matches, and Webster chalked up five wins. The Seahawks' first doubles combination of Powelson and Landis won all of its encounters, and was the deciding factor in at least three of Wagner's triumphs. The remainder of the team was composed of Bill Kerr, Bud Garretson, Hilty Shapiro, and Gene Long. llfiilitllfn riff DTQMSTTED BEF O pl,llv'l. DF 'S 'fi DAYS ul. lr! l.-H- 'ri-is sQuAn Football Fred Brockmann Lucille Brown Arthur Browne Eleanor Browne Madeline Clausen William Hahn Barbara Praisner Jane Reckmeyer Wanda Schweizer Gay Stroganoff Norma Zawadski Basketball Lucille Brown Madeline Clausen Barbara Praisner Jane Reckmeyer Wanda Schweizer MISS HELEN TOEBKE Supervisor wx 1 1-2 :Jil f X x xx ..,L,rx. .ik 1 1 K K K. I F. - Tu, S I U- X 'wfffx 2 ' .. K w i U w ,' ' 1 . 1 iv , U me 5:2111 1 lip Q. Tr? '- 5. if M x. M1112 -5557 Zvllgkx H I-fu, ,' Iff'f.f KJ- L. ,,-s Ex X , s , F. K X x A F 1' H9111 HH 'IS X Q, , GYMNASIUM PRESlDENT'S HOME' GUILD HA LL l22 NORTH HAL'- E Campus L 4 Nw .fw- Jw W7 MUSIC BUlLDlNG CUNARD HALL L.f . - -, . 'Q W ' lam sff: 1 - -- -f: Y- , 1 .LI . ,Q as I. -15-',gjw,,. '.T ' -- scum HALL I23 , I ,S 4- up Q ADMINISTRATION BUILDING J N I 1 I Events nl the Year Dean Bacher crowns Doris Heepe May Day Queen. Visiting Luther Leaguers greeted by Pastor Krahmer. Lila' Dr. Wm. Revelli leads Beta Gamma Chi Band Festiv Frosh-Soph Olympics flag rush. Dr. Stern sings Jim Howell at Faculty Show. Dean Morrison in Faculty Show. IZ4 Campus Community Chest Carnival Clowns 933-if 5-:WS Frosh Soph Olympics gurls softball. u-9' I November - Homecoming Dr. Langsam crowns Evelyn Hall Queen at rally. Bill Newton swallows goldfish for prize. F 1 Viking cringes before Queen at rally Credit old man Weather with giving Wag- ner two Homecomings in l95l. After two days of torrential rain, the Wagner-Upsala football game scheduled for November 3 was post- poned because of unplayable conditions on the Wagner field. The tilt was played the following Tuesday and was designated as the official Homecoming. iThe Seahawks downed the Vikings, l9-7.l However, the traditional float parade was staged the next Saturday, Novem- ber lO, during the halves of the Wagner-Penn Military encounter, which Wagner dropped, l3-O. So, Homecoming on the Hill had a two- day stand. -, - , ..:..:v ,V , V -C -wx , f li f, , at Wagner field on November third Neil Leonard receives l James Robb Memorial award. Dignitarles. Floats battle for laurels. A O Hts prlzewlnnlng entry Herbert Sutter speaks at Gym Dedicati 1 :' 'un G ild Hall Dedicati0f1- u On. Rear Admiral DeLany receives honorary degree. Rear Admiral Pugh receives honorary degree 'nuff sed! 1,735 -EFX V.P,'S Sta , 1 - la ea- 5':? ' ,l ah, ii i 1-l firm- ' Bob Thomson visits Wagner. Qe uBUff'er and Egg M an. A KID Q holds 'swing' with Sammy Kaye. Bob Bosley wins Hofstra Tournament MVP award. 432551 l26 l Dr' Lurg Capt U anQSary-,I res mul fa . iii-535 X 1 , ,ri U -in ii. iw , .. 1 Ge ffysb A -i' if 32 is x., 5 ,m 2 u, X! 3 1: ptr. S1135 vtwh 1 T f f' 6 4 A Os .,.a1- jf .515 -X Student Life ,-,.,--' 7... I'Q ' amz? ,, e Exchange student from Lower Slobbovia. iris. tell that to all the Q You SURE, we'll come! 128 g I Naughfy- Naushfy, Chief, 4 And Archimedes' princi . . . The book: Mammalian Anatomy. QQ- X A. V i -1 mf X .i W ' hu J ' n l ' iam 5 ' , L 9' -,mg I 'f 7:1 S I I :QQ , - Lg, 'Q za g. 1 2 I! iv' 63 dl 1? . , L5 1 You know we're watching! Do, re, mi. Before . . -'une Tlfsf. Oh, there I am. . Almost after. . 4.4- iq 1 Have 3 Coke ' Well, scholars! ' Boys, meet the girls. ,Y TFm fi ' 15- n-5 if 'T JOHN! MARSHA! l '. r N Q: Bam-5wiSh, INN S Wagner's youngest lNursery schooll. as N A-N, , s, 5 Q 1,44 f. X A M ,L,L -Q eq., Z 5 iq -RA I nv' H. 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Daniels, Richard ......A.,. ..48 Tamarack Rd., Staten Island 2, N. Y. Byron, Francis ..,,... ......., 4 5 Zeluff Ave., Staten Island 3, N. Y. Dausch, Donald .,,.,,.... 37l Ridgewood Ave., New York I, N. Y. Cain, Donald ,.,............. 2537 Amboy Rd., Staten Island 6, N. Y. Dayersa, Constance, ......,....,, 209 Passaic Ave., Spring Lake, N. J. Callies, George. ,.... ........,.. 9 I2 Sherman Ave., Thornwood, N. Y. Davidowich, George ,......,... ......... 6 38 Boulevard, Bayonne, N. J. Campagnino, John ........ 307 Norway Ave., Staten Island 5, N. Y. Davis, Carl. ,...,,....,,,..., i532 Forest Ave., Staten Island 2, N. Y. Campion, Joan .......... 2I9 Kingley Ave., Staten Island I4, N. Y. Davis, Jordan...,., ...,.,..... I68 Nixon Axe., Staten Island 4. N. Y. Carey, Robert .......... 497 Delafield Ave., Staten Island IO, N. Y. Deane, John. ....,....,....... 96 William Ave., Staten Island 8, N. Y Carloni, Ralph .......... 259 Columbus Ave., New Haven II, Conn. 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Markert, Harold ...74 Shaw Drive, North Merrick, Nassau, Markoe, Theodoresl I8 Walbrooke Ave., Staten Island IO, , Marks, Lionel ........ ,...,........,,., . ZI 8 75th St., New York 9, . Marsden, Jane ..,....,.,.........., 55 Park Place, New Rochelle, Marshon, Harold ,... ........,, 2 94 Beach Ave., Staten Island 6, . Marvin, Donald ...,,,,,.,..,,,..,,. I5 Maple St., Ridgefield Park, Masella, Louis ...,, L .... I8 St. Mary's Ave., Staten Island 5, . Maserat, Paula ................. ...843 President Ave., Brooklyn, Massey, Helen. ........... 373 Hanover Ave., Staten Island I4, . Matheson, Gordon, ........ E. 248 Battery Ave., Brooklyn 9, . Matheson, Robert .... 60 Haughwout Ave., Staten Island 2, Matthews, Joy ..,. 273 Richmond Hill Rd., Staten Island I4, . . Matura, Louis. ,......... .............,.......... I Larkin St., Scotia, . May, William ......,.... I5 Central Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, Mehrtens, Eleanor. ........ .344 East 87th St., New York 28, . Meinelschmidt, Richard 22 Sampson Ave., Staten Island 8, . Melachrinouclis, Emanuel ...., ...438 85th St.,,New York 9, . Melloh, Theodore., ........... IS7-45 IOOth St., Queens I4, . . Merkel, August A... ........... 8 5-22 65th Rd., New York 75, . Messina, Armand .... .... I 89 Wheeler Ave., Staten Island 2, . Messner, Herbert Miceli, Anthony,,,,- .... 435 Crowell Ave., Staten Island 5, . Midgley, Robert ............ -4I Margaret St., Staten Island 8. N. Mielzarek, Rolf ,,,-,,,............. 36 S, Martine Ave., Fanwood, N. Miller, Dorothy ,,,,,A,,,,,, IZOZ Brooklyn Ave., New York 3, . Miller, Janice .,,,,, E ...,... I I Twin Oak Dr., Staten Island 4, . Miller, Reginald ........ 587 Oakland Ave., Staten Island IO, Modica, Frank ,,,,,, ,, ,..... -- .,,... -. .... Brabrant Rd., Kingston, zzzz Zzzz 44-4 -4-4-44-. Mohlenhoff, Arlene 38l6 Victory Blvd., Staten Island I4, . Mohrman, Richard ............ 8708 76th St., Woodhaven 2I. Moller, Adolph .....,...... 389 Nostrand Ave., New Y0rk I6, - Montanti, Vincent .... IZ3 Fingerboard Rd., Staten Island 5, . Mgrrigt Anne A,,,-.,A,,,,,,,,,.v,,,..,,,,,.,. R. F. D. 2, l:afY1'tll'tQClBlE,N. Morge, Harry, ,,,.. H .,.,,,.,......, 6 Hunter Pl., Sfaferl lSlaY'lCl I, N. Mould, William .... .... ................. 6 4 Libert SI.. KIHQSIOY1, N- Mullaly, Anne ...................... -a... . Zl Rose TEFFHCG, Fl- Knox, KY Muller, Gordgnma YA,,,,,,,,,,,,, I4 Summit Ave., Hackensack, N. J Murano, Gilda, ,,,s,,,e..,,. 68 McCIean Ave., Staten Island 5, N. Y Murphy, Lorraine ..,...... 36 Hunter PI., Staten Island I, N. 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The Vanderbilt Hotel I PARK AVENUE AT THIRTY-FOURTH STREET Staten lsland National Bank Sz Trust Co. FIVE IDEAL LOCATIONS ON STATEN ISLAND ir ST. GEORGE NEW DORP PORT RICHMOND TOTTENVILLE WEST NEW BRIGHTON I44 A Friend ff if g, Y 1 -' 4 ylliillliii iigr 1 - . 'rg f , f X if i f 'f'-N ,fa 2 K5 C ' . jf, , a. as . A , f been 2 4 Z1 , 4 , 1 I f fee? pf I ii! ef Q f ff f ,f EHLERS- FINE COFFEE BLENDERS FOR THREE GENERATIONS Hg, W - I ini .. GYJ' ALBERT EHLERS, INC. Allen Clarke Grocery Co. Distributors of Quality Food NEW YORK CITY Raufter, Margaret ...... ........ I 79 Harmony St., Bridgeport, Conn I3OO Flushing Avenue Brooklyn, New York Peterson, Edna ......,.... I2O Campus Rd., Staten Island, I, N.Y. Peterson, Marilyn ...., ,,... I 5 Hopping Ave., Staten Island I, N. Y Peterson, Ronald- ............. 89 Oxford Pl., Staten Island I, N. Y Petracopoulos, Peter .... lk Wagner College, Staten Island I, N. Y Petropoulos, Peter ..............,... I348 E. I6th St., Brooklyn, N. Y COMPLIMENTS Petsch, Ernestine ......,, 2 ......,.... 93 Dubois St., Newburgh, N. Y Phillips, Lorraine .... ,....,,..... I 73 North Broadway, Yonkers, N, Y Phillips, Roger ....,...,.,... 87 Windsor Rd., Staten Island I4, N. Y OF Pickard, Raymond. ,.e.... 27 Pickard Ave., Staten Island IO, N. Y Piehler, Herbert .....,.. 2, ..,. e...87 Stone Ave., E. Paterson, N J Piene, Ellen .e...,,.., ,.,.,.,.... e H376 60th St., Brooklyn 20, N. Y. Pierce, Myrna. .............,.... 6I68 Delafield Ave., Bronx 7I, N. Y Pillet, Jean .....r. - ....... IOO Stuyvesant PI., Staten Island I, N. Y Pitoumiulia ...., We ..... ..3I Pembroke Avle., Staten Island I, N. Y 7 Plitt, iriam ............., 2 ......,, 36I2 Loc earn Dr., Baltimore, Md K L E I N S M A R K E T Plumb, Carol .....,,.....e... 6836 Amboy Rd., Staten Island 9, N. Y Poit, Wilma ........ .....,......... . 87-2I Myrtle Ave., Glendale, N. Y 251 BROAD STREET Polglase, Kenneth ....,.. 2 ,.... e-...23l 73rd Sf., New York 9, N. Y. Polk, George N Y Box I I, G. P. O., Sea View Hospital, Staten Island I, . STAPLETON- STATEN '5'-AND Pollack, John ....... ....... . .I28 siufges si., sfafen Island 14, N. Y. Polomene, Anthony .... 263 Cromwell Ave., Staten Island 5, N. Y. Ponterio, Albert ....... 2 ..,. 69 Orange Ave., Staten Island 2, N. Y. Pontoppidan, George - I37-54 Westgate St., Springfield Gardens, Queens, N. Y. Porter, Eileen. ........... 85 St. Stephen's PI., Staten Island 6, N. Y. Powelson, Ralph. ............. I8 Rugby Ave., Staten Island I, N. Y. Praisner, Barbarav.. ,..... 2 Hendricks Ave., Staten Island I, N. Y. Prall, Richard ..r.... .. .... ,260 College Ave., Staten Island I4, N. Y. Prokoby, Wanda ........................,..... 20 Park St., Ellenville, N. Y. Prunty, Peter ............ I 69 Morrison Ave., Staten Island I0, N. Y Prusak, Eugenia .........,........ I 34 Lee Ave., Staten Island 7, N. Y. Prusak, Leonia .................... I 34 Lee Ave., Staten Island 7, N. Y. Pustrom, Einar ................ I29 Martense St., New York 26, N. Y. Qualben, James ,... .... 2 4 Homestead Ave., Staten Island 2, N. Y. Quell, Edna ...... ....................... . Ehrhardt Rd., Orangeburgh, N. Y Rabbiner, Marvin .............. I209 E. 8th St., New York 30, N Y. Radhuber, Stanley... .......... 2I06 Hudson Blvd., Union City, N.J Rague, Nancy ............ Bl Valencia Ave., Staten Island IO, N. Y Rappleyea, Clarence .......... W .... 6l Plymouth St., Norwich, N. Y Rausch, Dorothy .................. 2336 Colden Ave., Bronx 69, N. Y Ray, Dorothy .............. 86 Richmond St., Staten Island IO, N. Y Rayner, Ruth .... 2 ...,,, 270 Delafield Ave., Staten Island IO, N. Y Reagan, Gerard ..... ........... I 7 Trinity Pl., Staten Island IO, N. Y Reckmeyer, Jane .................... 6lS 6th Ave., Asbury Park, N. J Reisch, Carolyn ........ ....... I 44 Alphine St., Bridgeport, Conn Reller, Beverly .................. 216 E. Fairview Ave., Alexandria, Va. Reskakis, Gus .........,...... 156 W. 100th St., New York 25, N. Y. Rey, William ...,.......... 400 St. PauI's Ave., Staten Island 4, N. Y. Reynolds, Dorothy ...... 433 Sequine Ave., Staten lsland 9, N. Y. Richon, George ................ 810 Post Ave., Staten lsland IO, N. Richter, E Ien-- .............. --7 Gab es Rd., Staten Is and 4, N. . U ,, Rlepef, Elsie .................. 75-os Jamaica Ave., weeelleven, N. Y. The Plaee to G0 After The Game Rigopoulos, Nicholas ........ 185 W. 63rd St., New York 23, N. Y. Rittberger, William ......................... .M. D. 14, Newburgh, N. Y, Rockefeller, Charles .................. 321 Spring St., Ossining, N. Y. Rockefeller, Doris .......................... I9 Poplar St., Ramsey, N. J. Rode, Alphonlse ........ 204 Richmoitd Terr., Staten lsland 1, N. Y. , Roehrich, Wi iam ...................... 5 Radel St., Bridgeport, Conn. Rogan, Robert .........,........ 24 Carol St., Lakeview, Nassau, N.Y. S Roig, Maria-- .-.............. 570 W. 156th St., New York 32, N. Y. Rootare, Hillar .....,............ 241 VanVorst St., Jersey City 2, N. J. Rosalie, Anthony ..,............. 195 Spring St., New York 12, N. Y. Rotelli, Lionel ...-.....-.... 106 Winter Ave., Staten Island 1, N. Y. and Roudi, LiIIian-.- .........,....... 45 Greenbrook Ave., Keasbey, N. J. Rubillard, Charles .....,......-. 86 Elwood Pl., Staten Island 1, N. Y. Russell, Josedlh ......-..... 413 Psltolrl Axe., Staten lsllalnd lg, N. Russell, Judit .............. 257 ec er ve., Staten s and , N. . Russell, Judith ,...... ..............,...., B ex 373, Bedford l-lille, N.Y. VITO PAVAN and IOS- TORCIVIA Ryan, William .............. 90 St. Mark's PI., Staten Island 1, N. Y. , Rydell, Tyra.-- ....,..... -- ......... 237 77th St., New York 9, N. Y. Pf0Pf'ef0 5 Sachse, Anna ..,......,.. Lake Shore Drive, Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y. Salverson. Arthur ......... - .... ..... 3 80 92nd St., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. 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Schildt, Harry .................. 114-O6 116th St., NewYork 19, . . Schildwachter, David .............. 4027 Seton Ave., Bronx 66, N. Y. NEW BRIGI'ITONl S1-ATEN ISI-AND Schmahl, Ronald .................. 8901 69th Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y. Schmidt, Dorothy ............ 2987 Perry Ave., New York 58, N. Y. Schmidt, Herman ......... -21 1 Florence Ave., Rochester 16, N. Y. Schmidt, Marilyn ................ 95 Fountain Ave., Brooklyn 8, N. Y. DAY: Glbraltar 7-2327 NIGHT: Glbraltar 2-6678 F. E. LITKE CO. Established 1916 COAL and FUEL OIL OIL BURNER SERVICE R. E. LITKE 65 GRASMERE AVENUE STATEN ISLAND 5, NEW YORK 147 SAint George 7-9868 Joe Lucci, Prop. Lucci's Grasmere Lodge BOWLING ALLEYS Dinner Parties Catered To 2108 Clove Road Grasmere, Staten Island Glbralter 2-5351 Clove Lake Pharmacy I 178 Victory Boulevard Sunnyside, Staten Island, N. Y. Glbraltar 2-9575 Doc Pagliaro, Prop. Sunnyside Service Station soconv PRODUCTS Clove Road and Victory Boulevard Sunnyside, S. I. ,.- 2 , ' , 4,-v - s L-A .. 'TITS .--T eeitll 1.. . .-.,,?l9S'le--,EQEeggga5alEi:..f A '::1i it 'f'111'1:'21::::1 ,,-is 'II21 1 WEEE: 1:1:: iiiiiifmi'15555121222EEHEQEZEEEEEEEEEEE:51 ,,,, .:1 5,5555555..:.zset22iiiaa3Eggj2i51112fIiiziigpiiiiffiiiiiffiftil The Old Mill Restaurant Elmer Dougherty Guy Delasandro D. G' D Silver Lake Auto Service ALL MAKES or CARS REPAIRED Buick Specialists Glbraltar 2-9555 977 Victory Boulevard Silver Lake, S. I., N. Y. 148 MANUEL H. RENFIELD PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Small or Large Jobs Given Prompt Attention. 58 OXFORD PLACE 416 BROADWAY Gibraltar 7-6710 Glbraltar 2-3890 STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK It No Answer Call Gibraltar 2-3726 Schmidt, Phyliss ......,... 225 Oakland Ave., Staten Island 1, N. Y. SCl'vmiI't, Joan.- f..... W ............. 8830 86th St., Woodhaven, N, Y. Schnackenberg, Dorothy .... 1 1 10 Washington St., Hoboken, N. J. Schneider, Clarence ,............. 160 Zenner St., Buffalo ll, Schneider, Frederick ..L. 95-15 118th St., Richmond Hill 19, Schneider, Muriel ..,..,, .. .,... 20 Jewet Ave., Staten Island 2, Schoenlank, Marianne ......,........... 191 Sylvan Ave., Leonia, SCIWOIBF, Vernon ......., ............ 5 26 Bay St., Staten Island 4, Schriever, Elise-Marie Schuerer, Claire. ......., .....,.....2..21 Forest Ave., Montvale .......-.......922 Orchard Terr., Linden, Schultes, Joan ..........,... 15 Rainbow Ave., Staten Island 2, Schultz, Charles ............................ 31 Green St., Kingston, Schwartz, Arls ..,....,..... .45 Sherman Ave., Staten Island 1, Schwartz, Arlene ..........,. 20 Maine Ave., Staten Island 14, Schwartz, Betty -............... 419 E. 56th St., New York 22, Schwartz, Leroy ..... - ,........,... 694 Bay St., Staten Island 4, Schwarz, Irwin ............... ...ZI 'S W. 91st St., New York 24, Schweizer, Wanda .,,., .........4 Chester Pl., Staten Island 4, scopoolis, William., ............. 1327 40th. sf., Brooklyn la, Scozzare, Edward ......,. 141 McClean Ave., Staten Island 5, Seislove, Donald ........ Selman, Margot ......,. 4 Serra, Benjamin. ....... . Shaban, Gregory ........ 179 Yorkship Square, Camden N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. J. N. J. N. J. N.J N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. , N J 824 N. Mervine Ave., Philadelphia 41, Pa. .............2..4O6 First Ave., Elizabeth, N. J ..185 Greeley Ave., Staten Island 6, N. Y. Shaulis, Dorothy ..... L ...... R ...................... Route 1, Stoysown, Pa. Sheafter, Joan .......................................... Box 57, Rothsville, Pa. Shelhart, Jessie .............. 21 Travis Ave., Staten Island 14, N. Y. Shotwell, Dolores ........ 122 Hughes Ave., Staten Island 14, N. Y. Siegler, Seymour .......... 78 Ridgewood Pl., Staten Island 1, N. Y. Siemann, Richard ............ 317 Manhattan Ave., Hawthorne, N. Y. Siersema, William.L-.155 Klnghorn St., Staten Island 12, N. Y. Signore, Rose ...... 176 Grandview Avenue., Staten Island 3, N. Y Sinibaldi, Marie .............. 706 Bard Ave., Staten Island 10, N. Y. Sipple, Maurice 47 Willowbrook State School, Staten Island 14, N. Y Sittig, Peggy Anne ...... . .......... 102 Cedar Ave., Willow Grove, Pa. Skarsten, lngeborg. ..... 62 Constant Ave., Staten Island 14, N Y. Sleavin, William .....,......, 22.57 Shepherd Ave., Brooklyn 8, N. Y Slockbower, David .................. 16 Eldridge Ave., Ossining, N. Y Slockbower, Wayne .................. 16 Elclrige Ave., Ossining, N. Y Smith, Franklyn ..... L ..... 114 Hunter Ave., Staten Island 6, N. Y Snedeker, Robert .......... 614 Pelton Ave., Staten Island IO, N. Y Snyder, Margaret ............ 300 Hart Ave., Staten Island IO, N. Y Sokolowski, Theresa .................... -39 E. 34th St., Bayonne, N. J Solar, Amalia ............ ....... 7 63 Prospect Ave., Bronx 55, N. Y Soulis, Nicholasv., ....... L ....... 2929 Broadway, New York, N. Y Southwood, Joan... ...... 33 Ivy Way, Port Washington, N. Y Spangler, Ernest .....,........,,., 65 E. Pleasant St., Lawrence, Speight, Roy ............ -3945 Hyland Blvd., Staten lsland 8, Spinelli, Mary ..,........,..,,,... 26 Nassau St., Staten lsland I, Spurlock, David .......,...,..,..... Quarters 35C Fort Hamilton, Squillante, Alphonse ..... ,. ...... I8 Cedar St., Staten lsland 4, Stammler, Gloria ..,....... 35 McClean Ave., Staten lsland 5, Stangeland, Ruth a...,......, 266 Wood Ave., Staten lsland 7, Steinberg, Calvin ..... ...-.43 Chester Circle, New Brunswick, Steinberg, Richard ,...,....... 49 Hatfield Pl., Staten lsland 2, Stevens, Richard .............,................ Ridge Road, Lewiston, Stoller, Bruce .................. 7I Central Ave., Staten lsland I, Stoutland, Evelyn 569 Metropolitan Ave., Staten lsland I, Strickland, Ann ..........,,........,....... 30 Howe St., 'Bay Head, Strobel, Karl .............................. - .,.,................. ...Cattsk1lI, Stroganoff, Gay .......... 2--74O Manor Rd., Staten lsland I4, Succo, John .................... 29I Hylan Blvd., Staten lsland 5, Suchman, Charles .....,,... 65I N. Terrace Ave., Mt. Vernon, Sullivan, James ............ Il Hamden Ave., Staten lsland 6, Sundt, Lois .........,.......... 276 Hart Ave., Staten lsland IO, Swanson, Milton .......... 230 Burbank Ave., Staten lsland 6, Sweeney, Joan .......... I807 Richmond Rd., Staten lsland 6, Sweeney, Lawrence .............. 8 Green St., Staten lsland IO, Swift, Eunyce ....,......... 63 Sparkhill Ave., Staten, lsland 4, Swift, Robert ....,.....,.. -...I 58 Deiber Ct., Staten lsland I4, Szczepanski, Adolph ..,................. 202 Jersey St., Trenton, Takach, Paul ........ 600 N. Burgher Ave., Staten lsland I0, Tappert, Theodore .............,..,,...... 26 Front St., Greenport, Tarbox, William .......,,,.......... I9 Lois Pl., Staten Island I, Thiemer, Fred .,.............. 32I Beach Ave., Staten lsland 6, Thomas, Arnold ......... - ...,. I2 Catlin Ave., Staten lsland 4, Thompson, Harold ...... 25 Garretson Ave., Staten lsland 4, Thompson, John ................ 7I I6 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn 9, Thumhart, Anton ............,... IO2 Livingston Ave., Yonkers, Titta, Angela ................,,.. 23 Walnut St., Staten lsland 6, Tjornhom, Malvin .................. 8I4 70th St., New York 28, Tosi, Albert .................,.......... ..42I 7th St., Palisade Park, Tovo, Ernest ............ 327 Fingerboard Rd., Staten lsland 5, Trafficante, Vincent .......... 5204 Beverly Rd., Brooklyn 3, Mass N.Y. N.Y. N. Y N. Y N.Y N. Y. N.Y N.Y. N. Y N.Y N.Y N.J N.Y N.Y. N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y N.Y. N.Y N.Y N.Y N.J N.Y N. Y N.Y N.Y. N.Y N. Y. N. Y N.Y N.Y N.Y. N.J. N.Y ?-' -4 Tsdcalotos, Jean ............ 7IO W. I73rd St., New York 32, N. Y Tull, Mary .................. 4490 Hylan Blvd., Staten lsland IZ, N. Y Tyrrel, Thomas .............. I7O NewYork Ave., Brooklyn I6, N. Y Uhl, Erika ......................,....,...... 86 Russell Ave., Rahwey, N. J Ulreich, Kathryn ..,......... 25 Brockmeyer Dr., Massapequa, N. Y Ulrich, Geraldine ........................ 76 Sth Ave., Woodridge, N.J Unangst, Patricia ................ 302 E. 48th St., New York I7, N. Y. Ungerleider, Martin .... 3I I Bement Ave., Staten lsland IO, N. Y, Glbraltar 2-4450 Stapleton Servzce Laundry Dependable Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service COMPLIMENTS OF lBUY-LOWI is what the name implies! Glbraltar 2-0892 II57 CASTLETON AVENUE WEST BRIGHTON I0, STATEN ISLAND I49 SAint George 7-0116 Nickel The Florist H. SPERA, Prop. Serving Staten Island Since 1859 791 Van Duzer Street Stapleton, S. l. 4, N. Y Bentley and Simon, Inc. Manufacturers of CHOIR GOWNS, PULPIT ROBES CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS FOR ALL DEGREES Outfitters to over 3000 Schools, Colleges, and Churches 7 West 36th Street New York 18, N. Y. Gibraltar 2-2833 Chris' Flower Shop c. SCHMID, Prop. 908 Clove Road Staten Island, N. Y. The Blue Hour Where Quality and Service Predominate In Air-Conditioned Surroundings Dennis J. Hartnett Cebra Ave. and Victory Blvd. Staten Island, N. 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Wallich, Gloria .,.,,. lO27 Castleton Ave., Staten Island IO, .Y. Wannemacher, Janet W. 239 Ottaw Ave., Hasbrouck Hts., Warnecke, Janet .,.... 34-15 207 Bayside St., New York 64, . Y. zzzz 4x44 Wasmund, Richard ..,, .,,....,, 8 3-27 63rd Ave., Rego Park, . . Watson, Royce ...... , ......,,,,,., 918 83rd St., New York 28, . Weatherdon, Caryl .... I28 Fairview Ave., Staten Island I4, Weaver, Frelin. ,.... ........ . .40 Station Ave., Staten Island 9, . Weber, Robert.. .,............,,, 2026 Bragg St., Brooklyn 29, N. Y. Complimem-5 of Webster, Nathaniel ,........... 219 N. Dudley St., Greeniboro, N. C Wehrli, Wilbert ........ ...,......,,...,,.,... A Ips Rd., Prea ness, N. J. Weinberg, Edward ............,,. Hornbeck Rd., Poughkeepsie, N. . The wagner COIIGQG Weiskotten, Edward. .....,... 468 E. 22nd St., New York 26, N. . Weiss, Howard. ..,.. 5423 Fi. Hamilton Pkwy., Brooklyn 19, N. Book Store Welter, Jane ........ .... 5 O Brentwood Ave., Staten Island I, N. . ' Wenkert, Helen ........................... I9 Earl St., Waterbury, Conn ALL STUDENT NEEDS Wesolowski, Lucille .........,.. IO32 Thompson Ave., Roselle, N. J Wessels, Adele. .,...................... 6I 5 82nd St., Brooklyn 9, N. Y Westenberger, Virginia .......... 630 E. 22Ist St., Bronx 67, N. Y ,zzzzzzzz -44-4-44-4-4-4 76I2 Colonial Rd., New York 9, . Weyand, Joan ................. Whitaker, Hugh. ............. 60-23 68th Ave., New York 27, Wickleder, Herbert .......,.............. 5348 64th St., Maspeth, . Wieboldt, Jeannette ........ 88-I4 76th St., Woodhaven 2I, . Wiederescht, George .... ........ I 4I 5 Arnow Ave., Bronx 69, . Wiesner, Marcus ......... 483 VanDuzer St., Staten Island 4, '. Wilkening, Harold .....,.... 68 Marble St., Staten Island I4, . Williams, David ........ 703I Ridge Crest Terr., New York 9, Williamson, Elizabeth....659 College Ave., Staten Island 2, N. Y Winkelmann, Howard ...... 4l Bergen Ave., Ridgefield Park, N. J Winrock, Frederick. ....,....... .25 Silver Ct., Staten Island I, N. Y Winterfeld, William .........,... .Route 4, Box 46I, Kingston, N. Y Wolansky, Sidney .......... 254 Sharpe Ave., Staten Island 2, N, Y . Wolinitz, Arnold ................ -556 Bay St., Staten Island 4, N. Y Wood, Muriel ...... ,. .....,............ 29 Marilyn Pl., Clifton, N.J 3 ' Wood, William ...... ............... 4 S Burgess Ave., Morrisville, Pa J Wrede, John. .................... 2I6 Main St., Ridgefield Park, N. , M, Wright, Louis ........... 432 Castleton Ave., Staten Island I, N. 74 Yamaguchi, Thomas. ........ .232 Jersey St., Staten Island I, N. Y. Yater, Leona. ................ 54 Valencia Ave., Staten Island I, N. Y Young, Diana ........... 27 Lake View Terr., Staten Island 5, N. Y Young, Jessie. ......... 78 Wellbrook Ave., Staten Island I4, N. Y Young, John ............... Short Term Camp, Staten Island 6, N. Y Zahrt, Doris.. ............ 85 Horton Drive, Huntington Station, N. Y Zawadski, Norma. ............,.............. 28 Inlet Terr, Belmar, N. J Zeman, Janice ..... 243-I I Thornhill Ave., Staten Island 3, N. Y Zielinski, Walter .......... BO Van Pelt Ave., Staten Island 3, N. Y Zigler, Lucille ..... ..........,.......................................... H arlan, Ind Zilles, Gwen ...... ....................... 2 Route 4, Fremont, Ohio Zinn, Ruth ....................... 40 Gordon St., Staten Island 4, N. Y, Zinsman, George Charles Ave., Massapequa Park, Nassau, N. Y. WHERE COLLEGIATE ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS COMPLIMENTS OFF THE HILL OF C'-OVER C'-UB K FARM Pnooucts co. I2l0 CLOVE ROAD Featuring A Pizza Pies ' Italian and American Food ISI Thats All Folks Produced by Engrevavone . . New CITY PRINTING comnm uNIoN CITY, N, I, ! 1 . .1 1 rr- v-,fwfw-,-vw'--f':v.-M.'-L----:r-v-fn-,f:,f'1':v' -fr: 1-,r-z'-ar , xr:-:-P '-- vf---4--r-- --ff -1- - - -.ww -1,.-ff 1'--rf' -f- --I.,-w.--1-.rv - --,, -- -- -H-1 V. nf -1- va- .1-M---1 - -.,TN-W ,V , .Q--1' il. 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