Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

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Courses and teachers? WVhen 1 final- ly attend :1 class, 111 let you knowf' S.Cl. 7; 13 Peltonk Drug Store, 108 Main St. uWesleyan students are concerned individually Clbout racial illld political issuesL but when it Comes to group notion, upatln is' imv millent. CW. 74 Daniel's Farm Dairy, Millbrook Rd. 3 Coins Bur, Liberty St, Mark Zujuc Brendan Murinun Paul Crotty M 1.1 A A Jim Lynch Susan VVimlmx' 20 Tom Luvin Ross Forbvs G reg Forbes J im Perry Gwyn Crcvn 21 Dave Boeri Todd J ick wr' AL Nlolxin Dmm Andy Baker Steve Loinwund V N d AL Rob Dirvctor Mike GL-v Brooks Edwards J ilL'k Lolmwi t1 Marty Chin Mark Punl 22 Colem Engv Thummn Northcrusx Demetric Cmnnus ,g .7 V VG Hob VuH , , v I M; ' 4 :. Charlulx Skrivf Pvtv Gntmun 23 l hau- l uuft take the pace; to lcuvc weekends to reluxf Social life? 'J.T. 71 24 191 Main St, Durham 349-3487 Sales and service on all makes of cars ucou-Iiapcmswf a INCA iSED CARS Drugs are available ifyou wgmt them, but there is very little peer pressiurt' if you don't. D.W. '74 Lowenthal Lumber, 82 Berlin St. 25 :5 22k 28 29 : 'mqugi'i a m: 1 . 4 y good wish to each student in the Class of I 1, good health . . . . iquor Shop, Bill Drucker, Prop. 30 1 1H? 1 5 2: ,1 g 3 K l25 Washington, 346-7081 A mull L'Uutll Mud frivml to 2.9 leizll's nt- XH-alvyun students. John L. W'umL 1924-1970 Gummer lrtOn's Needle b. t .L Churlvy KWilWl' Norman Loom,r JL 0 Don Stht'llhardt Jeff Kruiuvs Mike Thompson Put Callahan Cary W'ulford 34 Bill Bnulwdrv Andy Addlns Mark Lvrm-r Joe 61 Ann Linda Park 35 Nzlnuy Kay Suprrmun Mark W'ulluch '3' 's. Sum Gillwrt Jumm Therm: Munroe anwn 'ah Bill W'cngvr Harry Mezer Bernie Frischer Ken Vuugh Rob Dutchcr Jeff Mojchvr Alf. i Warren White Jay Fliegclnmn Robin Hood 37 38 207 Main St, 346-2456 KxV09 lifeis:1cosmichurp. J.H. 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Specialization in one, or possibly two, sports has greatly influenced this increase in athletic strength and performance though it has also caused a lack of team depth. Coupled with both an expanding athletic program and a decline in male enrollment, Wesleyan and other small New England colleges have thus declared freshmen eligible for varsity sports. Junior varsity teams have replaced the freshmen teams. This transition has created greater challenges to the freshman as well as a waning upper-classman interest in competing on a sub-varsity level. F ull at- tention and concern for this new program and the athlete will be of prime importance for coaches and athletes in years ahead. Highlights of this year have been the winning of ilLittle Three Championships in football, basket- ball, wrestling, crew and track. Joe Keller was the medalist in the Conn. Intercollegiate Tournament and in the New England Intercollegiate Tour- nament. The golf team won the Conn. Tournament and placed third in the New Englands. Joe Summa won the Bob Cousy Award as the top basketball player in New England under six feet. Jim Lynch was the third footballer in five seasons to win an NCAA Post-Craduate Scholarship. Dave Schmitt won two New England swimming events setting a record in the 400 yd. individual medley. Mike Hurd won the New England Wrestling Championship at 126 lbs. The tennis and squash teams equalled the iibest records of the past with fine seasons. Greg F orbes defied the trends of the times and earned nine varsity letters and three sets of freshman numerals, excelling in football, diving and golf. He was chosen TArgus Athlete of the Yearll and also named by the varsity letter winners as the recipient of the Aherns Award in recognition of his skill, spirit and leadership. It was a good year for the Wesleyan Athlete. Donald M. Russell, Chairman It has been four years since most of you and I en- tered Wesleyan. It has been a busy, turbulent period marked at times by external pressures impos- sible to ignore. Just being here these four years has L been a learning experience for all of us. You are now leaving; we are staying on. Your un- finished business will vary considerably; ours has more focus. As you develop your focus in the i months and years ahead, remember how much you have taught us and prepare yourself to learn as much and more. As you begin to settle on a particu- lar field, a philosophy, a point of view, remember well your exposure to so many fields, philosophies, and ideas in a place rich with opportunity and challenge. Knowing the impact you have had on Wesleyan while you were here, realize that when you return it will seem different because of the impact of those who follow. But do return. Be a supporter of this place if you feel it deserves support; criticize when that is required. We expect to learn from you in the future as we have in the past You have had special advantages at Wesleyan and you are now to be tested in terms of your willingness to. contribute to society and of your capacity to do so. I know enough of you to have full confidence that we will be justly proud of the contribution you make, each in your own way. I am confident that your four years at Wesleyan have helped prepare you to come to grips with many of the basic problems you have identified. Surely, our four years have helped identify what is important to me, and for that-for your candor, your criticism, and your friendship-I am deeply grateful. Colin C. Campbell, Commencement 1971 FROM ETTES TO ELLOS7 1970-71 WAS THE YEAR WHEN THE POLICY-MAKERS OF THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL VIETNAM THING 1WE CANT CALL IT WAFQ CHANGED THE COLOR OF THE CASUALTIES, AND MADE THE THING GO PALATABLY ON. IT WAS THE YEAR, TOO, THAT OUR BUSINESS- POLITICAL ALUMNI CHANGED T-V EVULGATING FROM ACIGARETTESA TO 'CIGARELLOSf AND TALKED DECOY MORALISMS TO THE CAMPUS ABOUT POLITICIZATION 0F ACADEMIA. FROM AAETTES TO ELLOS71 THATAS ABOUT IT, MR. EDITOR. AND HOW GOOD 1T FEELS TO BE NUMB1 YES, WE GOT THE MESSAGE FROM THE HARDHEADED LEGISLATURES, AND SPENT THE YEAR TRIMMING TO SUIT, AND GEARING UP OUR NEW CEMENT-MIXER TO DO THE SCIENCE THAT THE TECHNOLOGIZED STEEL-ROOF OVER PENTAGONIA WILL DEMAND 1WHEREVER IN THE EAST-MIDDLE OR FARJ COP-OUT PEAKED IN ,70371. WITH WOMANS LIB, THE GAY INFANTASY, AND THE JESUS- BAG. HAVE NONE 0F THIS-MAN'S-VVORLDf AND DONT GET INTO BED WHERE ANYTHING CAN COME OF IT FOR A FUTURE. CRAWL BACK INTO THE ETERNITY-WOMB. ALAS, ONE CAN UNDERSTAND. WE GOT A NEW PREXY, BUT WAITED THE YEAR OUT WITHOUT ANY INAUGURAL HINTS OF PHILOSOPHY AND DIRECTION, WILL 11E BE ABLE TO BEAT OUR SWORDS INTO PLOUGH- SHARES, 0R HAS WESLEYAN NOW BEEN MADE FORESEEABLY SAFE FOR MlLl-BUSINESS ALUMNOCRACY? 1T VVAITS TO BE SEEN. FIRST INDICATIONS ARE THAT AN UNDERSTANDING OF ACADEMIC TELOS AND FREEDOM IS NOT MUCH MORE THAN STOCK-EXCHANGE DEEP. AND, FROM HERE ON OUT, YOUNG M R. FENSTERBENDER'S COLLEGE GRADES MUST MATCH TIIE LADDER OF THE 'REAL WORLD. -PAU1. A. REYNOLDS 19 MAY 1971 WE THE BLACK MEMBERS OF THE CLASS 01317211AVE UNDERGONE MANY CHANCES SINCE OUR MATRICULATION HERE AT WESLEYAN. BEGINNING WITH THE INCIDENT AT FISK HALL IN OUR FRESHMEN YEAR TO THE PRESENT, WE HAVE EXPERIENCED A METAMORPHOSIS 1N- DICATIVE OF ONLY THE WESLEYAN EXPERIENCE HOWEVER, UNIQUE TO MOST BLACK PEOPLE. THIS METAMORPHOSIS HAS NOT BEEN A SIMPLE ONE, FOR ONLY HALF OF THE EN- TERING CLASS WILL LEAVE IN THE SPRING 0F '72. WITHIN THE SHORT SPAN OF FOUR YEARS WE HAVE TESTED AND RE-TESTED OUR ACA- DEMIC AND POLITICAL IDEALOGIES 1N DEALING XVITH WESLEYAN AS A PRIVATE INSTITU- TION AND THE BLACK COMMUNITY AS AN EXTENTION OF OUR BLACKNESS. IN A CONTINU AL EFFORT TO CONCEPTUALIZE OUR IDEALOGIES OUR FOUR YEARS HAVE BEEN COMPRISED OF FINAL PAPERS, EXAMS1 POLITICAL DISSENT, PEACEFUL OR OTHERWISE, AGAINST RACISM, TUTORINC BLACK PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY, SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, AND GETTING 111611. TO CAPSULIZE OUR EXPERIENCE HERE AND NOW WOULD BE AN INJUSTICE BECAUSE SO MUCH IIAS ACTUALLY TRANSPIRED. HOXVEVER, THERE HAS BEEN MEANING AND SIGNIFI- CANCE IN EACH ENDEAVOR EPIIEMERAL 0110'1111ERWISE. BUTCII AND KEVIN AATHE FIRST FRESHMEN GIRLS AT WESLEYANA WAS A PRETTY IMPRESSIVE TITLE TO MANY OF US WHEN WE FIRST ARRIVED, BUT MOST OF THE CLAMOUR AND MYSTIQUE HAS SINCE DISAPPEARED. WHAT WE FOUND UPON OUR ARRIVAL WAS IN SOME SENSE SIMILAR TO WHAT MOST FRESHMEN COLLEGE FEMALES FIND ALTHOUGH WE INPARTICULAR HAD A FEW MORE OBSTACLES THAN MOST. THERE WAS THE CONVENTIONAL SCRUTINIZATION AND EVALUATION BY THE INVER- TERATE MALES ON CAMPUS, IN TRYING TO ASCERTAIN EXACTLY WHAT THE ADMISSIONS PERSONNEL ENVISIONED AS THE WESLEYAN FEMALE. THOSE INQUISITIVE MALES MUST HAVE BEEN VERY DISCOURAGED TO FIND THE WES WOMAN' JUST DID NOT FIT INTO A STEREOTYPE, AS SHE WAS ONE OF SUCH A DIVERSIFIED GROUP. WE FOUND THAT NO PLACE HAD AS YET REALLY BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR FEMALES. AS A RESULT ALMOST ALL GIRLS, WHETHER ADMITTEDLY OR NOT, IN OUR OWN WAYS ADVOCATED WOMENAS LIB AS WE SET ABOUT TO MAKE ALL ASPECTS OF UNIVERSITY LIFE COED. MOST OF THE FEMINIST SENTIMENT WAS NOT TANGIBLE BUT STILL PRESENT. MORE OB- VIOUSLY WE SOUGHT TO BE ACCEPTED, TO SETTLE DOWN AND TO MAKE FRIENDS. THIS TASK WAS EASIER FOR SOME THAN FOR OTHERS. THOSE WITH PERSONAL COMMITTMENTS OUTSIDE OF WESLEYAN DID NOT HAVE TO CONTEND WITH THE ROAD TRIPPING SYNDROME AND OTHER INDICATIONS OF BEING ONLY SUPERFICIALLY ACCEPTED. THOSE OTHERS THAT HAD TO FACE THIS PROBLEM DISCOVERED THAT THE FRESHMEN MALES HAD SIMILAR BUT ANTIPODAL PROBLEMS. AGAIN DIFFERENT PEOPLE REACTED IN DIF- FERENT WAYS. SOME FEMALE AND MALE FRESHMEN FORMED VERY STRONG BONDS OF COMBADSHIP WHILE OTHERS ISOLATED THEMSELVES AMONG THEIR OWN SEX AND SOUGHT TO ALLEVIATE OR AT LEAST LESSEN THEIR PROBLEMS IN THAT WAY. A DICHOTOMY STILL EXISTS AT WESLEYAN AS IT DID IN THE FALL. THE DIVERSITY OF IN- DIVIDUALS IN THE STUDENT BODY FOR WHICH UNIVERSITAS WESLEYANA HAS ALWAYS ACQUIRED PRIORITY POINTS HAS ALSO BEEN ONE OF THE MAIN PROBLEMS THIS YEAR. HOPEFULLY WITH ANOTHER AND YET LARGER CLASS OF GIRLS ENTERING NEXT FALL, EX- ISTING INTERESTS WILL BE REINFORCED SO THAT NEXT YEAR UNITY WILL FURTHER DEVELOP AMONG THE FEMALE POPULATION AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. THE E. 8: F. CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDERS of The Science Center-Phase II Bridgeport Connecticut Sound Video Slwcinlixlx . L .- mu.Rgmlg:u,.1m. WBE SUPPUES $3131153'2J351m FURNITURE EQUIPMENT INTERIM DESIGN SERVICE BUSINESS MACHINES PRINTINE PLIMPTON'S E Best W'ishcs 21nd Congratulations to A UTTUN MFEE PRWUCTS CENTER 1 The Class of 1971 LUTON .m 522-2291 $1 C. B. Stonv, Inc. 6 100M 4' HAM SI ! 6 snowman: SI mmsm L M! m SI. nn-M MIIdSLw a lhlhhln..llalulo lulhm uqu-Mu..nm-u o umn..mum 1459. AMPLE PARKING Dr. j M. HOWGS Inhaling Tube. tAs referred to in the Christian Advocate of Dec 17th, 24th and 3Ist, 1891.! For Lung aml Thrnztt Diseases. lispcviztlly rcvummcntlctl for lmhlir speakers and singers. lmlm'setl by Bishop j. H, Vinccnp IHL. CV. M'Cuhc, ILIL. Bishop J. P. Ncwman, D.D., Gen, Cyrus lhlsscy, :md others. Sent lmstugc-puid on receipt of $2. Circulars free. HOWE TUBE COMPANY7 PASSAIC, N. I. From HN' 1893 011:1 Pod MEN' HOP Formal wour, Rentals; Quality nwrchzmdisv uml courtvuus pt'rsmml Attention. 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PAPER 00., ALBANY. N. Y. From thv I893 OILI Pod Fight for Vole XVeslcyun Keep fighting, never givt' in Fight till thc 0nd, boys Right and might Shun Win The Ltoml'01PWVM1QM1H Expvrivncv ! So kvvp on fighting till Victory Till Victory crowns every man Then its fight, fight. fight For thsh'ytm 69 Alumni View Years ago it was much simpler and the management of the college very easy compared to present day dif- ficulties. In 1907 when my class entered there was no dormitory. North College had been burned down the summer before I entered and our class of about 53 men and women lived around the campus wherever we could find a bed. I and two others lived in the cellar of the DKE House for the first semester. Wesleyan of course has changed. Changed, I believe, for the better. From a narrow parochial school that I en- tered, it has become a great and leading university. However, in these last four years I have never seen a college more plagued by dissidence, confrontation and bad manners. The graduating class of ,71 deserves great credit. It has lived through a period that I believe the academic world has never seen before in the depths and lengths of its disturbances and violence. I believe that Ted Etherington was a great idealist and I honor him for his humanity. He truly was a great gentleman. I cannot help but feel, however, that some of the formulae he used to change the college scene was not too well thought out, in fact, became quite dangerous. Take for instance the formula for the admission of black students. Why did he choose to have 10$ 0f the class black? Was it because it represented a fairer es- timate in proportion of the black population? That seems to me a ridiculous way to install a new program. The criterion should be what can a small New England college campus absorb with this new element present. I think the most encouraging event in recent months has been the elevation of Colin Campbell to the presidency. In my opinion he is a sterling administrator with courage, knowledge and industry. You only have to meet him to have faith in him. Despite all the disagreeable things that have happened to Wesleyan I believe that the great bulk of the alumni including the old men are loyal and hopeful and feel as I do that there will always be a Wesleyan ofwhich to be proud. Joseph Morningstar F raternities Are fraternities dying at Wesleyan? In the traditional sense, possibly. Kappa Alpha, Gamma Psi, and Beta Theta Pi have all folded in the three years Ilve attended Wesleyan. Eclectic was forced to sell their building and grounds to the university. DKE, DTD, Psi U., KNK, and AD still survive, some better than others. F inan- cial problems plague them all as does the decrease in fraternity membership due to student desires for indi- vidiation. Fraternity eating clubs have also suerred somewhat. However, fraternities still offer one of the few areas of group social life at Wesleyan. Likewise, the lower fraternity living and eating costs make them further appealing. tThe fraternity food is also more edible and the roorhs less cold.l More important, in these days of student individiation and udoing one,s own thing , fraternities are one of the last strongholds of group action, essential for many community services. Thus, there is still a great need for fraternities. If only alumni and students would be less quick to criticize and more willing to see the strong points of fraternities, the system could again gain much of its old strength. I believe my fraternity has been an essential part of my Wesleyan education and social growth. It is still something to cling to, work for and be proud of. 71 Alumnus, administrator and friend, Mr. Edwin Ceiges, 1934 1971 Krenz Restruuramt 544 Main St. 72 ,Awh ,vTx VICTOR AUTOBODV Crestline MoteUViCmr Auto Body Vushingt0n St. Middlotmvn Pluto Glass I51 William, 34792581 73 Im Krllvr Jam Hclx-r Cuil llugln-x Alvin 6K Cynthiu .Iunu'x 7B Pat Miller Tom Ciuffridu Bob Buronof'f Peter Kalischer Larry Smith Dave Levine Miguel GOmez-Ibunoz Bill Duvis 79 Pete Seiglc John Wagner V V ig'H - . . Wendy Fain Gene Borgidu George Nuylor Maureen Donnuhoe Mary Davidson 80 Katie Butler Ian Hunter Bill Trench Albert Marshall Dale Armstrong 81 .04 i u w a 5 I k . 1r w J W ' A d t ; 3 , 1 v! A . , u x , a s, i ; , ,' a V Wk? i! I r ' , K A 1 '1W. V . .0 r $ ' x h N . 4 !'r 4 WA; 82 Keep your head up; there's a lot to see. 83 The Middlvttm'n Press 4712 Main St. 33-47333! Racial or political ix'slws? It's :Ill 2m 8510 trip K.D.K, '72 I'l'llll Wwwdznvuv. MA. A.B. Dick Co. ofConn., Inc. M VVolcott Hill Rd. 529-862I 85 College Auto Sales, Inc. 545 Washington, 347-7294 Peter's Typewriter Int. Bob's Surplus 1-13 VVilluim St, 347-6088 343 Main St, 346-0809 87 88 Courses 11nd. teachers? Stimulating and challenging, if you go. K.T. '73 s naam Pi Campus rules? nVtht rules? R.B. ,74 91 Chip Apfelhaum 1 Rob Bczlrdslec Grant Hawkins Laurie Leithauser Ed Swanson Pete Michaelson Roger 6i Margot Mann Philippe Zilkhn Francine McQuudc John Hester Jeanne Huckett Jim Tuber Lucy Knight Peter Slowkowski Tony Von Marx Barry Goldman 94 Bill Bruner George Fenton Joanne Young 95 Tony 1k L011 5 Gulf Center 100 Main St., 3474363 Color Mart, Inc. I40 Washington, 3473519 97 0'R0urk6s Diner 728 Main St, 34676101 Capitol Billiard Parlor 656 Main St, 346-1981 'w, 101 happiness is anyone or anything at all loved by you. C. brown GM Leo Au Wult RusshuL-h Juzm Dumlridgn- Stm'v Spcncvr Fran Puwlowski ' Jay Spcrling Casey VVatters Alex TllCL'i Vic Pfeiffor RV Frank Alloy 105 WEEX'YA Thank You Wesleyan University Students-Parcnts-Fuculty 106 A smile is worth a thousand frowns For awarding Holiday Inn of Meriden Honorary Degree of Fu- vorite Place to Eat, to Meet, to Stay 900 E. Main St, VVilhnr Cross Pkwy and Interst 91 107 Community? What could be nicer than downtown Middlth town? K.T. '73 108 Facilities? Lawn Ave. dorms are ideal. L.L. ,73 109 359 Main St.. 347-2593 182 Court St. 347-8567 mm m, I in WI! HEMWE , Ell For now we see in a mumr mily; but then face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall understand fuily, even as I have been fully understood. So faith, hope, love abide, these three; but the greatest ofthese is love I Cor. 13: 12,13 Football 573 Succrr 5-3-2 116 Basketball I674 Cross Countr-x 178 H7 A ...nn I'anus ngNNEN wES'TYM Human h 2mm KETCHAM 70 zoo BUTTERFLY m , l 32$:ka n ma FREESTYLE zlmo xonuomcn so corm : a X . 200 BACK srx. 2!25J67 J.mcm x . 1 WM 0 wrsuuu - mm? X soommvu ZIZZIGSLIEBERBERG 72 WESLEYAN --- X 2.90 . . 2nuKE7C U'79 IE5 xii 323 SYONE '70 um WESLEYAN 2:05! L we HAIG M mu GALLAs S 2mm MULCAHY So. COMM . : . Ln -, ammu- with . if 337,513?! I W'rvstling8-10 Swimming 843 Squash 9-7 Lucrosse 5-5 H9 Bdwlmll ILIH UOH'FLH I. Ryan P. Panciera 120 ,J; .7 Truck -3 8 Tennis 121 F all Only C. Allen S. Kurstcn D. Simons C. Surgeon j. Sthut NI. Zujuc I. Yost D. Cochran D. Bolm j. Hymn Houkq 6-8 F WWWW x S .r . M. Thompson E. Grossi A. Sutton C. Walford P. Callahan D. Smith C. O'Laughlin R. Lawler R. Easton 5. Melcher 1. Gay M. Bailey T. Halsey Psi Upsilon H. Calhoun 1. Hunter J. Berk M. Krzn'ity, D, Thompson S. Lewis S. Reid C. Goodrich H. Richardson K. Krier M. McKennu T. Rousseau J. Eckert W. XVilliums R. Bullock R. Estvrbrook J. Thompson R. Lvsko C. Nezxglv W. Burton H. VVllitt' J. Curdm'r J. Wim G Flynn j. Lum'r G. Fenton C. Forbes R. Forbvs I. Hunter j. Keller F. Leone J. Lynch B. Mzu'inun J. Reber 11. Stanley J. Summu W. W'engvr M. Zujzu- F. Alley J. Akin B. Burit J. Burns XV. Donovan T Dwyor C. Eckort L. Eimers C. Huncon'k P. Hicks D. Knox M Loo R. Meekeel Delta Kappa Epsilon T. O'Reilly L. Rumford J. Ryan D. Simons C. Surgeon E. Tabor l VValkenhorst M. VViIlvy R. Bouchcr P. Bradley C. Cocon-s R. Corlvss P. Cross C. Dorm: R. Green J- Hodcr F. Hollistvr S. Kurbtcn C, Keneully R. Ludd M. Lex'mlshus W'. LaFountuin K. Little R. Neal L. Orentzvl T. Pfeif'f'vr W'. Qniglvy J. Raymond F. Sim K. Tamer F. Tl'cshcl W. Vernon M. Allard D. Bmlvr J. Benton N. Bcsscttc S Burton T. Donahue R. Phirbmther .I. Farrell D Fernbuch T. Celsominu R. Heller F. Hoy F. Kcsslcr B. McCarthy J. RiL-v R. Stsz-hfield H. Sogurd P. MiL-lmclson T. Liu in Delta Tau Delta B. Allison D. Aufhuuser B. Brainard S. Bermun R. Birinyi M. Blake S. Blum J. Cacciolu M. Carlson C. Celestino R. Chuffcc T. Corcorzm M. Desmond P. F letcher J. F ranke W. Callito J. Glendon M. Helfat J. Hoxie W. Howard S. Kalluugher M. Kishbuugh B. Lederer R. Mastrangelo . Medwid . Meleney . Mendolowitz . Mueggc . Munkittrick . Molenbeier . N autu . Pennurola ' . Pfeiffcr M. Ray C J. . Roberts Rose B. Savage H J. . Shelton Sheppard M. Shoob T. Thompson E A W. W atson L. Weinberg B. Whetstone E D. Young . Ungcrleidcr . Van Egmond . Wilder Y. NOZ'dkil S. Lawrence C. Naylor S. Robbins D. Redden J. Fliegelman J. Figueroa RC. Noble J. Morris l..J Aker D. Plettncr J. Zook L. Sullivan C. Cooley P. Love Alpha Delta Phi D.ll. B. Blackburn J. Chemer R. VViIlets W. Cillam J. Errington B. Cross A. Robinson J. Schimmol C. Eager K. Thorndikc W. Lawton S Topping P. Lewin B. Gray P. Edelberg M. Yamashita J. Penney C. Skinner J. Baldwin R. Borho A. Tucci C. Watters W. Wilson T. Tokarz R. Holden R. Kyrka C. Burnett B. Hersey R. Berg J. Nevius B. Nestor Chi Psi B. Mahoney S. Schlieman K. Kingdom M. Mullally M. Eidens M. Fredland B. Crawford N. Cumsky W. Coote R. Davis R. Bastress R. Woods P. Kochanowski M. Littel J. Diamond L. V inci Eclectlc M. Arkin R. Meyer S. Bass C. Quinn D. Boeri R. Rotenberg Brown J. Horton D. Commas R. Shanbaum D. Curran S. Sheffrin J. Gee J. Sperling T. Goodman P. Stern B. Hearey D. Stone P. Kalischer T. Thompson D. Lash D. Williams LC. Louis D. Zilkzl T. Lucci P. Zilka S. Lund R. Sparks T. Mason D. Quigley Kappa Nu Kappa C. Apfelbaum R. Beardslee T. Donovan C. F riedman P. Coedecke B. Goldstein P. Gibson L. Courley R. Hastings M. Hunter I. Huttlinger S. Kalos R. Kossack S. Leinwand R. Laggren Alpha Sigma Sigma S. Masten S. Lum K. Mirsky T. Mooney A. Petrocelli L. Popiel J. Peters W. Rhoades D. Siegel R. Suval S. Torok R. Trepsas J. Tober D. Weber A. Thomas In every University there are those among the student body who possess Characteristics ofa cen- sorable nature, but Characteristics known to everyone who has even been to classes, at parties or in the dormitories with them. This year the Olla Podrida chose these people for recognition in Alpha Sigma Sigma through an extensive poll involving careful screening of all prospects. Only the most outstanding were chosen for this coveted distinction. Absolute and unquestioned recognition is due these individuals who have so umongously devoted their energies toward this posterior. Herein we proudly present the 1971 election of students to the Alpha Sigma Sigma, Campus Hon- orary. R. Abrevaya T. Allison B. Barit J. Cherner H. Dubner P. Edleberg L. Forbes D. Grahm J. Herman N. Kaplan T. Kennedy J. Lynch A. Melief D. Nelson E. Ohlbaum L. Popiel P. Rockwell D. Ross L. Shepard W. Sperling C. Surgeon C. Sutherland T. Thompson W. Vernon C. Walford C. Watters A. Wein J. Witty J. Wong D. Yager H. Clark V. Dibble Phi Beta Kappa G. Allison W. Cillam C. McIntyre S. Spencer J. Baker M. Goldman H. Meyer A. Stewart B. Binder S. Hislop R. Moeller A. Von Marx N. Binkin C. Lehner L. Park M. VVallach J. Brenes-Andre L. Leithauser S. Polansky B. Watson I. Buel J. Lynch J. Sayers K. XVaugh J. Coakley CBC SJB Honors Ed. I. Hagel D. Aufhauser S. Bass E. Ohlbaum S. Ferruolo M. Secarz E. Rhoades M. Calamison D. Nicoll G. Earth A. Melief H. Shelton A. Yale S. Polansky W. Smith G. Surgeon Senate M. Williams S. Lansing B. Spence E. Sanchez K. Butler E. Cruz P. Santana E. Jacobs N. Buckanaga A. Jemison B. Davies C. Atwood M. Willey D. Harfst M. Kravitz L. Blaine M. Sepulveda C. Watters B. Lederer R. Mersereau Argus J. Repass D. Weber A. Feinstein J. Thompson H. Cross T. Edmunson D. Nicoll J. Hagel J. Christensen A. Yale L. Mark C. Blaine D. Thompson R. Bryant C. Jacobson J. Deitch I. Hunter F. Enman C. Spurgeon C. Humes T. Warner N. Kaplan M. McKenna T. Kelly F. Levering S. Mainhart S. Torok S. Auerback B. Biddle B. Blair S. Burson R. Bloom F. Enmzm N. Fuchs R. F usci WA Gillespie M. Gionfrido C. Goodrich L. Furhcr P. Kollmzm J. Kendrick L. Iluey A. M urphy C. Reed M. Kozlowski C. Vhite A. Duncan I1. Shepard W. Starr J. Wang J. Hirsehberg M. Davis K. Kamper W. Fain Cardinal Key R. Goodstein R. Gershcn P. Hicks J. Hirschberg J. Huttlinger L. Huey ll. Kalmzm P, Kochman M. Konover J. Lawrence XV. Liebow F . Markham R. Nauta S. Newman E. Ohlbaum C. Petersen B. Paddock L. Kappa ort W. Rhoacfes R. Richter R. Savage J. Schneider Glee Club D. Lung R. Hood E. Prugoff L. Donahue M. UConnor G. Baker S. Brodie W. Brown D. Colm P. Gibson WK Cillam D. Gillette S. Cilmoro J. Guest F. Hosea M. Ilunter K. Jacobs D. Law S. Levin P. Liscom C. Lynes T. Macy P. Marzullo J. McLucas A. Melicf M. Orlando L. Popicl L. Riggs M. Rubenstcin D. Rynick J. Singermun L. Smith L. Scoutt IX 1 . Shoob L. Vinci D. Weber h 1. Willey L. Wilson J. h 50-1039 G R j. Wong Ir. R. KCt-tcrer . Snowdule . Taylor . Tuthill . VunDumme . Wilson . Winn Errington H. Gruhm S. Cutts Fleischer K. 113ka O D ystein Hov . Mitchell R. Reich P. Sainbcrg Mr. R. Donohue Chapel Choir B. Allison V. Vogt M. Davidson B. Baldwin S. Brodie S. Cutts W. Danforth P. Gibson M. Johnson T. Chen J. Kimball L. Knight B R J. L L c R s. . MacLeod . Moellcr Milardo . Newcomber . Popiel . Reed . VanDammc Winslow P. Isaku J. L. Fuller . VonCall WESU B. Hutchins Q. Biegel M. Laster P. Kohman A. Bloom Wes. Volunteers B. Bruner M. Donnelly C. Skrief T. Rodgers S. Ferruolo D. Yager R. Schenk A. Petrocelli M. F rost CBC Social Comm. R. Harper D. Zilkha S. Coldschmidt T. lick L. Komesar D. Boeri P. Cuttman M. Chin B. Carson 129 I30 BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREES 1971 ADAMS, ANDREW M.SAMERICAN EMBASSY, BRUSSELS. BELGIUMSAPO NY 09667 ADAMS, EUGENE A. 11147944 BEACH DIL, NW, XVASHINGTON, DC. 20012 ALLEN, CURTIS LEE-ZEHIZ MULHOLLAND HWYH CALABASAS, CALIF. ALLEY, FRANK R. 111-2336 ROSS LA., MEDFORD, ORE. ALLISON, BLAKE RAG DEVON RD. WELLESLEY, MASS. ALLISON, GLENN D-NEW LONDON RD N0. 1, NH ANDREWS, CATHERINE W.A315 E. 72ND STREET, NEW YORK, NY. ANDREWS, STEWART 8.4315 E. TZND STREET, NEXV YORK, NY. ANDREWS. VVAVERLY SSZO-l WIDMER AVE, LOWER BURRELL, PA. APFELBAUM, ALEXANDER H.-l7 N. 10TH ST., KENILWORTII, NHL ARMSTRONG, DALE CSBOX 428, CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. ARNOW, RlCHARD-ADDRESS UNAVAILABLE AU, LEO Y.-19:?.3 WHITEHALL ST., HARRISBURG, PA. AYER, WILLIAM E-LAUREL GROVE RD, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. BAKER, ALLEN Y.jR.S109 BEAUCOUP, PINCKNEYVILLE, ILL. BAKER, ANDREW EAB MANILA ST., WORCHESTEH, MASS. BAKER, GEORGE E 404 FAIHVIEW AVE. S MILWAUKEE, WIS. BAKER, IAMES S. $06 W.122ND ST. NEW YORK, N. Y. BALlDES, CONSTANCE J.-7511 BERVVK K C OUR T ALEXANDRIA, VA. BARANOFF, ROBERT M.-868 E. 24TH ST., BROOKLYN, NY. BARRETT, DAVID S.A r'l POPHAM RD, SCARSDALE, N.Y. BARRETT, JOSHUA l.-184 ROLHAMBEAU AVE., PROVIDENCE, R.l. BASS, SYLVESTER IIISZZOI LETITIA ST., VICKSBURG, MISS. BASTRESS, ROBERT M.SZOO S. FRONT ST., SELINSCROVE, PA. BEARDSLEE, ROBERT S.Al6 SHENNECOSSETT PKY,, CROTON, CONN. BECKER, ROBERT A.-621 SHALER BLVD, RIDGEFIELD, NJY BELL, DOUGLAS $.47 DARTMOUTH ST., BOSTON, MASS. BELL, CHARLES F. ll-COO U S EMBASSY, VIENTIANE. LAOS BENSON. MONROE H.-2-1 MOUNTAINVIEW ST., SPRINGFIELD, MASS. BERG, .IONATHAN M.-3 IIOHIZEN RD., FORT LEE, NJ. BERMISS, EMILKLZSIS DEWEY AVE, NEW YORK, NY. BILLOCK, JOHN K.-2947 SEMINARY DR., GREENSBURC, PA. BINDER, BARBARA L.-l630 FARR RDH WYOMISSING, PA. BINKIN, NANCY VLa'HSi TONY DR, SAN DIEGO, CALIF. BLACKBURN, BENNETT SYKES-.'31 WARWICK ST., MIDDLETOKVN, CONN. BOERT, DAVID J. -9 LLOYD RD. WILMINGTON MASS. BONANNO DAVID l. -7 RAVINE AVE., C,ALDVVELL N. l. BORGIDA EUC ENES9206 WHI TNEY ST. SILVER SPRING, MD BOULWARE, WILLIAM 11-25 W 132ND ST. NEW YORK N. l. BOWMAN, PHILIP CSclo RUTH SANTOS, I23 BELLEVUE ST., NEXV BEDFORD, MASS. BRANDES,WILL1AMS.SPARK DR.Y RICHMOND, ILL. BRECKY HAROLD A.-52 MOUNTAINVIEW ST., SPRINGFIELD, MASS. BRUGER, PAUL L.-ADDRESS UNAVAILABLE BRENES, JOSE A.-100 N 25F 150 N DEL CHICATE, SANJOSE, COSTA RICA BREVVIN, MICHAEL K.-2820 BROXTON RD., SHAKER HTS, OHIO BROOKS, WILLIAM C. JR.-227 PINE ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. BROWN, JAMES LSISIIE COOLIDCE AVE., BALDWIN, N.Y. BROXVN, MARTIN .l.-l SIM STH UTICA, N.Y. BROWN, KEVIN S.ABG FAIRVIEXV AVE. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. BROWN, PATRICK K.-260 PINE ST., MIDDLETOWN CONN. BRUNER, WILLIAM E. II-l35l5 SHAKER BLVD, CLEVELAND, OHIO BRUNINCHAUS, RONALD P.-COHIPPOVVAM SCHOOL, BEDFORD, N.Y. BRUSH, BARLETT M.,-18 FORD AVE ONEONTA. N.Y. BRYANT, WILLIAM B. JR.43725 I7TH ST. NE, VVASHINCTON, D.C. BUEL, JOY D.-BEAVER MEADOW RD., HADDAM, CONN. BUSH, CRAEME W.Sl3l7 WlSTERlA DR., MALVERN. PA. BUTLER, KATHERINE A. n296 PINE ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. CADY IDHN WA374 STANLEY ST., N. TONAVVANDA, N. Y. CALLAHAN, PATRICK X1. AH EMERSON PL. UNIONDALE, N Y CASH, RODERIC K W. JR. Al 16 NEW MARKET RD. GARDEN C l lY N.Y. CASNOFF, PHILIP LY-ZO BAMBI LA., HAVERFORD, PAY CLARK, WORTH 8,-53806 OCEAN AVE., E. ROCKAWAY, N.Y. CLENDENINN, NEILJ.-IO41 EAST 222 ST., BRONOX, N.Y. COAKLEY, JOHN VV.-2512 ARLINGTON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA COCHRAN, MALCOLM H.-BOX 102 NEW LONDON, N.H. COHEN, DAVID 11,-125 E. 69TH ST., NEKV YORK, NY. COMNAS, DEMETRIE 0.432 A. CHARLES ST., LONDON, ENGLAND COOLEY, CLIFFORD 11.43 DELL PLACE, ROMF, GA. COOTE, WENDELL B.JR.SI531 LONGFELLOW CT., MCLEAN, VA. COPPOLA, NORMAN P.- CORCORAN, THOMAS 0-211 PINE 5T., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. CRAMER, 130Y A.-55 ALBANY 5T., ELMONT, N.Y. 013055, RONALD w.,-75 LONCWOOD AVE, AUGUSTA, ME. CROTTY, PAUL 3-545 CLARENDON 5T, SYRACUSE, N.Y. CUDDY, JOHN F.-1000B WOODSON 1313., BALTIMORE, 13113. CULL, MICHAEL 13.-66 COVERT RUN, FT. THOMAS, KY. CUMSKY NEILS. -21 ARBOR LA. ME131310K N..Y CURRAN, DOUGLAS 1.-496 WALTHAN ST. LEXINGTON, MASS. CURTIS PAUL A. -304 BRENTFORD 1313.,11AVE13F01313 PA. CURTIS, EDWARD A. -1903 w DIVISION 5T. GRAND ISLAND, NEB. DANA,PETE13 H.-46 MAIN ST., DURHAM, NC. DANDRIDCE, JUAN 0-1707 LAFAYETTE AVE, BRONX, N.Y. DANZCER, BARBARA A.-7 SUTTON PLACE, HONSEY, N.Y. DAVIDSON, MARY 0LIVE13-1363 GREENTREE LA., ST. LOUIS, x10, DAVIS, ROBERT 111-531 MANOR LA., PELHAM, N.Y. DAVIS, WILLIAM M.-178 MAIN ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. DELLA SANTINA, PETER C.-ADD13E55 UNAVAILABLE DEWEES,13013E13T L. 113-1121 CARR 1313., WILMINGTON, DEL. DIAMOND, D1ANA-610 WEST 110 ST., NEW YORK, NY. DIRECTOR, ROBERT 5-107 WEST 39TH ST, WILMINGTON, D.C. DIXON, MELVIN w.-245 FAIRFIELD AVE., STAMFORD, CONN. 130AK, 10N 13.-w111TE110U5E ROAD, MALVERN 13D 1, PA. DONNAHOE, MAUREEN P.-8912 ALLENDALE 13D., RICHMOND, VA. DONAVAN, THOMAS A.-205 FIELD CLUB 13D., PITTSBURGH, PA. DRAKE, LAUREL E.-32 LOCUST AVE, LEXINGTON, MASS. DUBIN, DENNIS M.-1640 BELMONT AVE., NEW HYDE PARK, NY. DUTCHER, ROBERT P.-17-15 THAWN ST., PHILA., PA. EDELMAN, MATTHEW L.-R3-TORY LA., NEWTOWN, CONN. EDWARDS, BROOKS-88 NASON HILL RD., SHERBORN, MASS. ENGE, COLEM M. 113.,-514 CRESTVALE DR., 130CK HILL, MO. EPSTEIN, ALAN L.-46 OAKDALE LA.,1305LYN HGTS., N.Y. FAIN, WENDY 3-730 ELMGROVE AVE., PROVIDENCE, 13.1. FENTON, GEORGE w.-310 FOURTH. WILLIAMSTOWN, W.VA. FE1313U0L0, STEPHEN 0-85 CAVALCADE BLVD, WARWICK, 13.1. FLIEGELMAN, 1AY w-399 E. 72ND ST., NEW YORK, NY. FORBES, GEORGE 13113-417 s. ELM ST., HINSDALE, ILL. FORBES, GREGORY 31-1337 RIDGE 130., STEVENSVILLE, MICH. E01313, CLYDE W.-8 N0. MARY FRANCIS ST., ORANGEBURC, N.Y. FOSTER, DAVID M.-601 DALLAM 13D., NEWARK, DEL. FRIEDMAN, GREG B.-112 HEATHERSTONE 13D., AMHERST, MASS. FRISCHER, BERNARD 13.-23906 EDGEHILL 130., BEACHWOOD, 01110 CALAMISON, MILTON A. 113-1494 PRESIDENT ST., BROOKLYN NY. GEE, JOHN M.-BOX 3960 GREENVILLE, DEL. GILBERT, SCOTT F.-196 E. 75TH ST., NEW YORK, NY. CILLAM, WILLIAM 13,-131 NORRIS AVE, METUCHEN, N.1. GILLETT, GLENN D.-67 CYPRESS ST., NORWOOD, MASS. CIUFFRIDA, THOMAS 5-649 PINE 5T., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. CLANTZ,AND13Ew H.-186 WASHINGTON ST, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. GOEDECKE, PETER L.-WE5T 130., CANTON CENTER, CONN. GOLD, SANFORD N-89 CHERRY LA., HICKSVILLE, N.Y. COLDMAN, MARSHALL 3-507 w.1ACK50N AVE, BRIDCEPORT, CONN. GOLDSTEIN, 1313ETT S.-38 BERWIN 1313., SNYDER, N.Y. COMEZ-IBANEZ, MIGUEL A.-28 LAWN AVE., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. GRAHAM, DONALD L.-24 EAST 5T., 50. HADLEY, MASS. GRAN, DOUGLAs-519A NICHOLSON, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. GREEN, GWYNTIILYN H.-256 MERIDEN 1313., MIDDLETOWN, CONN CROSS, BRIAN w-339 LUHMANN 1313.,NEW MILFORD, N. 1. 013055 HARLEY 1-2 38 35 11E13MITAGE 1313.5HAKE13 HTS 01110 0130551 EDWARD 1,-10 BEACON HILL DR., METUCHEN, N.1. GUBITZ, RICHARD H.-60 ELLINCTON ST., HARTFORD, CONN. CUNNIP,T110MA5 G-ADDRESS UNAVAILABLE CUTMANN, PETER-24 HAWTHORNE LA., GREAT NECK, N.Y. HACKETT, JEANNE L.-ll SUMMIT PL, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. HARDING, BENNETT L.-BOX 652, MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. HARPER, RICHARD S.-1450$T. CLAIR, DETROIT, M ICH. HAR1315, ANDREW M.-668 50. MAIN ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. HASTINGS,10HN K.-11END131E I313. EXT., OLD CRENNWICH, CONN. HAWKINS, GRANT w. 113-345 BLUE RIDGE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. HEERMANS, HIGH 11-23 POTTER AVE., ORCHARD PARK, NY. HELFER, VILMA 5-44 HOME AVE, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. HENDERSON, E135K1NE 13-3243 ALBION 5T., DENVER, COLO. HESTER, JOHN w.-9903 SCHILLER BLVD, FRANKLIN PARK, ILL. HICKS, WILLIAM H. -255 w.127TH 5T., NEW YORK, N. Y HILLMAN, RICHARD w.-125 LOCUST 5T. GARDEN CITY, N.1. HOLDEN 13013E13T1.1.13-100 MEMORIAL 1313., CAMBRIDGE, MASS. HOLMAN, KERRY c .-704 THIRD ST., WASHINGTON D. C. HORTON JAMES K.-1800 50. 38TH ST., LOUISVILLE, KY. HOWARD, WAYNE w.-3776 E. 154TH ST, CLEVELAND, 01110 HOWELL,JONATHAN-100 50. 46TH ST., PHILA., PA. HUBBARD, HELEN K.-127 WEAVER 5T., GREENWICH, CONN. HUGHES, GAIL B.-87 GLEN 13D., WELLESLEY, MASS. .3, 132 HUNTER, IAN M.-2809 VIA DE LA GUERRA, PALOS VERDES, CALIF. HUTCHINSON, JONATHAN W.-ADDRESS UNAVAILABLE HYSLOP, STEPHEN G.S1603 ALTSCHUL AVE, MENLO PARK,CAL1F. JAMES, ALVIN D.-l l02 CRESSWELL ST.,P1TTSBURG, PA. IAMES,CYNT111A D -l 15 BROADCREST DR. PITTSBURC, PA. IICK, TODD D. 46 MERIAM ST., LEXINGTON MASS. JOHNSON, BRUCE A. -75 CLEVELAND LA., PRINCETON N I JULIER, ROBERT CD143 CROSS ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. KAFIhIngCleR, PETER M.EZB VUE DE BOULAINVILLIERS, PAR 16 16E, A E KANALEY, ROBERT v.4410 NO.6-1TH LA., GLENDALE, ARIZ. KARTEN, BRUCE K445 E. 868T, NEW YORK, NY. KAUFMAN, THEODORE D.S27 BRIAR LA.,.IER1CHO, N.Y. KAY, NANCY LANG SERPINTINE DR, DELMAR, CALIF. KELLER,JOSEP11 P.-86 EUNICE AVE.,FIARF1ELD, CONN. KENNEDY, RICHARD P.4-l SPRING ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. KISllBAUCH, MICHAEL D.Sl2 IVESTMINISTER DR.,C11ATHAM, NJ. KNIGHT, ANN CSHDZ BOX 248, KILLINCWORTH, CONN. KNIGHT, LOUISE W:426 LINCOLN AVE., WINNETKA, ILL. KRAINES, JEFFREY L.-69--10 YELLOXVSTONE BLVD, FOREST HILLS, N.Y. KRAINER, CHARLES 1-107 OVERLOOK 11D, GLASTONBURY, CONN. KRONBERGER, CARLOS V.-JOSE ROMANET451, SAN ISIDRO, LIMA KYRKA, ROBERT GDZO SECOND ST., NATICK, MASS. LAVIN, THOMAS 1-777 EDWARD ST., BALDWIN, N.Y. LAVVLER, JAMES E.SADDRESS UNAVAILABLE LAZARIDES,EL1AS L.-56' FOKIONOS NEGRI ST., ATHENS, GREECE LEBOWITZ, JACK B.SIO-l COOLIDCE AVE, GLEN FALLS, N.Y. LEHNEH, GEORGE AHIR.-51 N. HAYDEN PKIVY., HUDSON, OHIO LEITHAUSER, LAU111E1.S22-l;27 EDGEWOOD D11.,ST.CLA1R SHORES X11C11. LEINWAND STEVEN .I.-9:25 BARRY DR. VALLEY STREAM, N. Y. LEONE FRANK A. -10 KNOLLWOOD RD. EASI HARTFORD CONN. LEONC NORMANSZZZ- 50 BRADDOCK AVE., QUEENS VILLAGE N.Y. . LERNEH, MARK 1.410 PATTERSON DR, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. LEROY, ROBERT VV.-56 FOUNTAIN AVE, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. LEVINE,DAV1D M.SIBO E. END AVE., NEW YORK, NY. LEVINSON, RUSSELL11.-269 WALKER ST., N0. DICHTON, MASS. LEVITAN, ANSON 3-25! ARKANSAS DR, BROOKLYN, NY. LEWIS, WILLIAM W.-34l5 HARTFORD ST.,CINCINNAT1,0H10 L1NDQUIST,BR1AN R. E220 BALMFORTH ST., BR1DCEPORT,CONN. LIPPINCOTT, IOHN-90 OAK RIDGE DR., HADDONFIELD, N I. LONC,DAV1D A.-65.3CAL1FORN1A DR. CLAREMONT CALIF. LONG K131N1.4203 GA TEWAY DR.1NDIANAPOL1S,1ND. LOUIS IACK C IR-HO E. 57TH ST.NE1V YORK N. Y. LYNCH, JAMES 11-233 SARGEANT ST. HARTFORD, CONN. MAC CRECOR, SUSAN CSADDRESS UNAVAILABLE MACLEOD, GLEN GSRD l COUS1NSIS., UUYARMOUTH, ME. MADDEN, WILLIAM P.-4-1JANE ST., NEW YORK, NY. MALLOY, STEWART C.-1218 ADDISON AVE., WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. MANN, MARCOT E.-BOX 81, MIDDLE HADDAM, CONN. MANN, ROGER E.SBOX 8I, MIDDLE HADDAM, CONN. MARCUS, JED S.S132 BUTTERCUP LA., HUNTINGTON, N.Y. MARINAN, BRENDANSQ LINVVOLD DR, W. HARTFORD, CONN. MARK, LAURENCE M.a'35 SUTTON PL, NEW YORK, NY. MARSHALL, ALBERT E. 11147 PEAR TREE POINT RD., DARIEN, CONN. MCCREA, GLENN J.-59 KNOWLES AVE., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. MCCREARY, LEWIS SD2365 WOODMERE DR, CLEVELAND HTS, OHIO MCCEHEE, EDWARD F.S1325 E. LAKE DR, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. MCINTRYRE, CHARLOTTE L.-47 KNOWLES AVE., MIDDLETOWN, CONN, MCQUADE, FRANCINE E.-94l ELLENDALE DR, TOWSON, MD. MELENLEY, CHRISTOPHER C.a'30 BRACE TER. DUBBS FERRY, N.Y. MELIEF, ADRIANUS I.-SLOTLAAN 122, ZEIST, HOLAND MELNY, RICHARD A.497 PINE TREE DR, ORANGE, CONN. MERLIS, MARK L.-617 W. UNIVERSITY PKWY., BALTIMORE, MD. MERRILL, WILLIAM P. 111-33 PARK AVE., BRONXVILLE, N.Y. MEYER, HARRY J.-BIRCHWOOD HTS, STORES, CONN. MEYER, ROBERT H.-PO BOX 3:216, BEIRUT MEZER, HARRY C.-205 TAPPAN ST., BROOKLINE, MASS. MICHAELSON, PETER N.-l35 E. 715T ST., NEW YORK, NY. MILLER, PATRICK A.S:2729 S. DEPEW ST., DENVER, COLO. MILLINGER, HEATH S.-83 SMITH ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. M1LLNER, ROBERT B.-174 W. 26TH ST., BAYONNE, NJ. MOCCIA, BRUCE-23 DANTE ST., LARCHMONT, N.Y. MOELLER, ROBERT G422 TYLER PL, ALEXANDRIA, VA. MOJCHER, JEFFREY J.-378 TOWNE HOUSE RD., FAIRFIELD, CONN. MORSE, THOMAS R.-32 EASE BLVD, ROCHESTER, N.Y. MULLALLY, MICHAEL F.-129 WIRE MILL RD., STAMFORD, CONN. MURCHISON, BURK C.-6200 FOREST LA., DALLAS TEX. MURPHY, HAROLD H. 111-5364 HORTHLAND AVE., ST. LOUIS, MO. NACHMAN, FRANKLIN A.-1212 N. LAKE SHORE DR, CHICACE, ILL. NAYLOR, GEORGE D.-34 CAMBRIDGE RD., ALBANY, NY. NEVIUS, JAMES C.-7 CONOVER LA., RED BANK, N.J. NEWMAN, GORDON 1.71231 SO. 1800 EAST, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH NEWMARK, SANFORD C.-2 IMPERIAL CT., GREAT NECK, N.Y. NICHOLS, NATHAN R.-1420 CENTRE AVE., PITTSBURGH, PA. NICKENS, DARYL G71 THE DOGWOODS, ROSLYN ESTATES, N.Y. NORTHCROSS, THURMAN N. JR.-1593 CALVESTONE ST., MEMPHIS, TENN. NYE, JEFFREY 11-234 EAGLEROCK, WEST ORANGE, N.J. OBIN, MARTIN S.-2 TONY LA., SCARSDALE, N.Y. ULAUGHLIN, CAREY A.-44 BRIWKER RD, BARRINCTON, ILL. ORTIZ-COLON, REINALDOASS EAST 105 ST., NEW YORK, NY. PADELFORD, DONALD F.-610 36TH AVE, SEATLE, WASH. PANCIERA, PETER A.-355 WALL ST., MERIDEN, CONN. PAPANOS, ROBERT S.- N0. RIVER RD, COVENTRY, CONN. PARK, LINDA R.-25 FOREST RD., WESTON, CONN. PASTERNACK, MORRIS JR.-330 CRANDVIEW ST., MEMPHIS, TENN. PAUL, MARK 14.7940 RICDEWOOD DR, HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. PAWLOWSKI, FRANCIS J.-1 ELIZABETH RD., PORTLAND, CONN. PAYKIN, LANNY-344 W. 72ND ST., NEW YORK, NY. PERRY, JAMES M.-609 MARR DR, SIGNAL MT., TENN. PETERS, JAMES 040 RIVER ST., COOPERSTOVVN, N.Y. PETROCELLI, ALFRED R75 LANCASTER DR, ENDICOTT, N.Y. PFEIFFER, BERNARD V. jR.-5 WILLIAMS RD., CHATHAM, NJ. PLUMB, RICHARD A1-71 NO. MAIN ST., ESSEX, CONN. POLANSKY, STEVEN 31.716 HAWTHORNE LA., VALLEY STREAM, N.Y. POORE, RICHARD C. 5111.464 E. ALLENDALE AVE., ALLENDALE, N PRATT, WARREN T723 COLESBERY DR, NEW CASTLE, DEL. QUICLEY, JAMES M.79710 CARRIAGE HD., KENSINCTON, MD. RABBAN, DAVID M.-123 BRITE AVE., SCARSDALE, N.Y. RASSBACH, WALTER B7140 JERSEY ST., DENVER, COLO. RAUCH, PHILIP J.-60 CLOCK TOWER LA., OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. REBER, JAN R.-127 W. SUMMIT ST., MOHNTON, PA. REDDEN, DAVID N.-3-119 36TH ST., WASHINGTON, DC. REEL, MARK E.-23 MILES AVE, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. REPASS, JAMES P.-800 E. BROADWAY, STRATFORD, CONN. RESER, WILLIAM 111.407 N. WILSON AVE., MOREHEAD, KY. RESNICK, JAY A.-100 ROCKWOOD RD., WILMINGTON, DEL. REYNOLDS, DAVID R77 BROADVIEVV TER., TROY, N.Y. REYNOLDS, JOHN A.71349 PINE TREE RD, MCLEAN, VA. RIGCS, LEE C.-BOX 411 LITCHFIELD, CONN. RIZZA, JAMES P.-238 WILLIAM ST., MIDDLETOVVN, CONN. ROBBINS, STANLEY 121171-11 DUTCHESS TPKE., POUCHKEEPSIE, N.Y. ROBINSON, ROBERT A.-1670 HUNTER ST., NORFOLK, VA. RODGERS, KATE L.-ADDRESS UNAVAILABLE RODGERS, TIMOTHY P.-725 W. SECOND ST., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO RONAN, MICHAEL W.-2512 DORCHESTER, BIRMINGHAM, MICH. ROSENHEIM, DANIEL E.7ADDRESS UNAVAILABLE ROTHMAN, JOHN M.-2207 CROSS COUNTRY BLVD, BALTIMORE, D M . RUCKER, MARK D.-184 WASHINGTON ST., MIDDLETOWN, CONN. RUDY, STEPHEN-18666 APPOLINE, DETROIT, MICH. SASSEN, GEORGIA M.-48 MARSHALL RD, YONKERS, N.Y. SAUNDERS, HENRY v. 111.4403 REGARD LA.,ALEXANDR1A,VA. SAUNDERS, WADE 111-8505 SEVEN LOCKS 110., BETHESDA, MD. SAYERS, JOSETTEASS COUNTRY CLUB LA., SIMSBURY, CONN. SCHELLHARDT, DONALD J.-64 AMELIA AVE, LIVINGSTON, NJ. SCHENK, RICHARD B. 114380 NELA VIEW RD., CLEVELAND HGTS, OHIO SCHILLER, HOWARD B.-110 WALNUT ST., WILLIMANTIC, CONN. SCHIMMEL, JOHN F.-815 LEONARD RD., LOS ANGELES, CALIF. SCHWEITZER, THOMAS R487 BROADVIEW AVE, HIGHLAND PARK, ILL SCOCGINS, RICHARD T4 LIVERY RD., CHELMSFORD, MASS. SEICLE, PETER MCK.-28 NORTHFIELD, WEST HARTFORD, CONN. SERCARZ, MAURICE 11.49 w. 71 ST., NEW YORK, NY. SHAPIRO, SAUL M.-WESTON RD., LINCOLN, MASS. SHECKLER, COLE ErBONTA BRIDGE RD., CATO, N.Y. SHIPMAN, CULLEN F. 111407 SMITHFIELD LA., WALLINCFORD, PA. SIECEL, W.DAV1D-107 TUTHILL ST., PORT JEFFERSON, N.Y. SIMONS, STEVEN 111.438 GREENACRES AVE, SCARSDALE, N.Y. SIVEK, ANNE 11-141 E. 88TH ST., NEW YORK, NY. SKINNER, STEPHEN L.-l2304 NO. LEDCES DR, ROSCOE, ILL. SKRIEF, CHARLES W.-816-SIXTH ST., INTERNATIONAL EAL, MINN. SLOWKOWSKI, PETER 13.46 SMITH ST., MERIDEN, CONN. SMITH, LAURENCE READDRESS UNAVAILABLE SPENCER, STEVEN 11.43 HAYDEN LA., BEDFORD, MASS. SPERLINC, WALTER J. 111438 NO. MOUNTAIN AVE., MONTCLAIR, N.J. I33 SPERO, RECENE 11-2309 KEN OAK 11D., BALTIMORE, MD. STAKEMAN, RANDOLPH-142-03 184 ST., SPRINGFIELD GARDE, N.Y. STANLEY, HARLAN F.-1099 SUNSET RD, WINETKA, ILL. STETS, DANIEL I.-59 NOANK- LEDYARD 11D., MYSTIC, C ONN. STEVENS, PAMELA-MILLOOE D11. BR1DCEWATE11,CONN. STEWART, ABBY I -160 NIXON AVE., STATEN 18., N. Y. SUCATT RICHARD 11.111-60 RIVER 11D. RHINEBECK, N. Y. SUMN,1A JOSEPH B.-H NIIDDLEFIELD AVE.,WATE11BU11Y,CONN. SUTTON, RICHARD A.-32:Z CAVERSHANI 11D, BRYN NIAWR, PA. SNVAIN, PETER 3-2972 PACIFIC AVE., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. SWANSON, EDWARD 11-3533 N. HOADLEYST., NAUGATUCK, CONN. SWEET, F11ANCISOX.-P0 BOX 459, CUAYACUSL,ECUAD011 TANZER, STEPHEN D.-4859 N. 30TH ST., ARLINGTON, VA. TAYLOR, DICEY-EZE TINGLETONVN 11D.,C11EENWIC'11, CONN. TEMBI, ROY NI.-LANVN AVE, NIIDDLETOWN, CONNI THEEN, IAMES NV.-2106 NVEST DELL D11., ALTON, ILL, THOlNIAS,IEFF11EY B.-504 SANDALWOOD DR, 111CIINIOND,N'A. THOMPSON, MICHAEL C1.T.-l42 E. TIST ST., NEW Y011K, N.Y. THOMSON, DAVID E.-l70 CROSS ST., NIIDDLETONVN, CONNI TIOSSENI,IUD1TH T-GMBBI LOCUST KANSAS CITY N10 TOBER IANIES 11-65 BROADVIENV D11., C LAYTON,N1D. TRENCII, NVII LIAN! C .-33 WA11NN IC K S'l., NIIDDLETONVN, CONN. TUC C1 ALEXANDER NV .-97 IAC OBS TE11.,N11DDIIETOWN, CONN. UNCERLEIDER, DALE L.-l50 RAVINE GLADE, CLENCOE. ILL. UNGERLEIDER, ROSS M.-150 11AV1NE GLADE, CLENCOE, ILL. VALENZUELA-BOCK, ALEIANDRO-VILLA CHILEX 201, TOCOPILLA. CHILE VAN ALSTINE, DAVID 11-8907 ENN'INC D11, BETIIESDA, NID. VAN ECNIOND, ALAN E. -5 FISK'E 11D LEXINCTON N1 ASS. VAN NESS NNALTE11I.-41 PARK11L.,BLCXJNIFIELD,NI VINCENT SIMON W.-1635 NIARION AVE DURHAM N. C. D VON N1A11X,ANTONIOl1.-113ZU111CIISII1ASSE KUSNAC H 11, SNVITZ. Ci. VOORHIES, STEPHEN I.-18-1 WASHINGTON ST., NlIDDLETONVN. CONN. WAGNER, JOHN 11-66 BARBERRY LA., ROSLYN HTS, N.Y. WALFORD, CARY D.-67 HIGHLAND AVE., B1NC;HAN1TON,N.Y, NVALL, ROBERT E.-2518 HUNTINGDON TPKE., HUNTINGTON, VALLEY, PA. WALLACH, NIARK' 1-2623 FENWICK 11D.,UNIVE11$ITY HT.,0H10 WATSON BARBARA-6238 CLENNVOOD 11D. ONIAHA NEB. WATTERS, I. C ASEY- FANTON IIILI NVES 1 ON, CONN WAUGH KENNETH NI. -WEST BROOKFIELD 11D. NENV BRAINTREE NIASS. WEISS, JACOB I.-20 NV. 84TH ST. NEW YORK, NY. WENGER, WILLIAM 11.-9l-1 IOTH AVE., FARGO. N.D. WHEAT.IOIIN11.P.-599 IIOLLOWTREE RIDGE 11D.,DAR1EN, CONN. WHEELDIN, DONALD A.-lll E. DOUGLAS ST., PASADENA,CAL1F. WHETSTONE, ALBERT D.-924 MORRIS AVE, B11YN NIAWH, PA. WHITE, NVARREN L.-209 OVVLS NEST 11D.,C;11EENVILLE, DEL. VVIENNER, ROBERT N.-.'3483 SUTTON PL, BIRMINGHAM, NIICII. WILKINS, HERBERT C.-VA. HOSPITAL GROUNDS. NORTHAMPTON, NIASS. WILLIANIS, HENRY L.TI-324 VINEVILLE ST.,F011T VALLEY, GA. WILLIANIS, MARVIN D.-621 411TH ST., WASHINGTON, DC. WILNIES DANIEL F. -110CK LANDING 11D., EAST HAMPTON, CONN. NVINER, SAMUEL I.-22 NVOODLAND WAY, HAVERHILL MASS VVINSLONV, SUSAN B -107 HIGH ST NIIDDLETONVN, C ONN WOODIN PETE11II.-BOX 251 TUC SON A1112. WOODS, 111C211A11D11-I9I-1 NICINTCONIERY HCHNVY., DOTIIAN. ALA. YANIASHITA, MICHAEL 8,-251 SO. MOUNTAIN AVE., NIONTCLAIR, N 41.. A Harley Cross .I. YARO, ROBERT D.-l 1943801111 11D., KENV GARDENS, N.Y. YOUNG, JOANNE W.-403SIIE11N1AN AVE., FORT LEAVENWOHTH, KAN. ZAIAC MARK T.-100 PIEDMONT ST.,N1ERIDEN,CONN. ZIMMERMAN ALAN I.-77- 17171 ST.,FLUSIIINC.,N.Y. ZOLAN ERIC W. -68 JOAN D11.,FAI11FIEL.D,CONN. ZUCKE11MAN B. MICIIAEL-33 MABELLE ST.,WO11CHESTE11, MASS. Alan Epstein I061 Cornmn 134 Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Adams Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard S. Baker Mr. C. Wanton Balis, III Mr. 6: Mrs. Clark E. Bruner Hon. 6: Mrs. VViIlium B. Bryant Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Cull Mr. 6: Mrs. Russell Dutchcr Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank M. Fenton Dr. 6: Mrs. Charles Fliegelman Mr. 61 Mrs. Harry F. Forbes Mr. 61 Mrs. F. Perry Foster N111 Edwin A. Gee Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Cropper Mr. 61 Mrs. A.C. Crossi Mr. 6: Mrs. Fredrick H. Cubitz Mr. 8: Mrs. Archibald Harper Mr. Ix Mrs. Vance Hester Mrs. Virginia Home Ray Ortiz PATRON S Dean 25: Mrs. Leon A. Jick Mr. Peter Kalischer Mr. 8K Mrs. R. David Kishbauch Mr. 8: Mrs. Augustus Knight, Jr. Mr. 61 Mrs. Kosta H. Kyrka Mr. Douglas Y. Leong Mr. 6k Mrs. John C. Meleley Mrs. Ray C. Nichols Mr. 61 Mrs. Bernard Pfeiffer Mr. Arnold J. Polansky Mrs. Ruth Santos Mr. 6: Mrs. Leroy Schellhardt Mr. 61 Mrs. ES. Skinner Mr. t$l Mrs. A.P. Slowkowski Dr. 6: Mrs. XValter J. Sperling Mr. 5: Mrs. George E. Thomas Mr. 61 Mrs. Morris Vleiss Dr. 6: M rs. Herbert L. Wilkins 135 Looking back over the 1970-7l year, it was one ofmany memories. However, it was a mira- cle that there was a 71 Olla Podrida to capture these memories. With the CBC withholding all of the $7000 usually allotted to the yearbook, we weren't sure we could afford to have a yearbook until just after mid-ycar. This late start consequently hurt us in advertising, picture coverage and staff organization. Moreover, student co-oporation was very lacking except when a reward, such as a free concert ticket, was offered. Likewise, with only 400 out of 1500 students subscribing to the $7.00 annual, possibly yearbooks are a fading tradition at Wesleyan. The 1971 Ulla Podrida is heavily indebted to a select few who made this yearbook possible. Special thanks should he given to Mr. Wm. VVasch and Mr. Philip Rockwell 0f the Alumni Dept. as well as to Mr. Ken Cunningham and Mrs. Norman Erickson ofthc 'lwreasurors Office. The help of Mr. Georgv Grccgm; Mrs. Leslie Barton, Mr. anI. Van Saun and 31m Margaret Davis likewise was a major factor in the success of the yearbook. Jov Kazickas. Jon Bork, Rob Director, Greg, Friedman. Bert XVhetstone and Joanne Young,r contributed pictures. A final thanks must he given to tho Yashica-Mat, Jim Findley and BCTI .C for enabling me to survive the crises. Despite the difficulties. constructing the yearbook has had its rewards. Unfortunately, only 160 seniors donated pictures of themselves; even fewer students completed the lopinion sheets. Though the Senior-Freshman picture idea was adapted from 1970, the 1971 white cover, advertising technique, A.S.S. fraternity and other mock pictures were innovations ad- ding to the reading enjoyment and uniqueness of this annual. A special attempt was made to cover all aspects of XVeslcyan life even if all students werelft photographed. Thus, for you select few who are reading this book, we hope your memories have been sufficently recorded. May this small artifact immortalize all those fond experiences and friendships that were created in the 1970-71 academic year for your enjoyment in years to come. John E. Ryan, Jr.-,72 Printed By BRADBURY, SAYLES, O'NEILL-PARAGON College and Independent School Affiliate of Paragon Press, Inc. ..Itiw hm .M ..Wl...u.-l'N--c H... MllH-V. ..HQMQ'..L- law 1 s 'Aitsdns . I : ... ...... ...l..ow...mg Vebo OP. .. , exit. ....1. 3 ......r $3.10 I ...kttw.