William Paterson University - Pioneer Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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Kevin Somerville gave the SAPB some class and he received a 25 dol- lar savings bond for doing it. Som- merville won SAPB s logo contest this week. Now whenever you see an event on campus sponsored by SAPB you will see Somerville ' s masterpiece. Warren Farrell knows the differ- ence between being a success and being a success-object, hie explained the difference in his lecture, More Than Just Success-Obiects given in the Student Center Ballroom. Farrell cited the plight of many businessmen who must transfer to different cities in order to move up in big business. This creates men who don ' t live to enjoy themselves. To change present attitudes Far- rell believes m men ' s consciousness raising sessions and feels they are needed by the majority of the male population. Farrell said that most men are emotionally constipated. According to him men fail to eguate sexuality with sensuality and thereby never really communicate with another human being on a personal level. Farrell concluded his lecture by describing the activities of a newly formed group. Men ' s Awareness Network. Some of M.A.N. ' s goals are to grant leaves of absences for fathers wishing to raise children and develop methods of male birth-con- trol devices. TOP: Kevin Somerville. designer of the SAPB logo. MIDDLE: Author Warren Farrell lectur- ing in the ballroom. BOTTOM: The winning logo. 53

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Artists Display Talents Julio Lugo-Burgos sculpted a bust of William Paterson. New Jersey s first secretary general this week. The bust will be presented at the summer bi-centennlal lecture scheduled for June. Lugo-Burgos was a senior art major who hopes to continue to graduate school here at WPC. He says that he is still developing his own style which, in the opinion of many who attended the lecture, is already quite beautiful. Mission Mountain Wood Band returned to WPC on December 3, arriving in their Greyhound Tour Bus. When the lights dimmed at eight o ' clock it was standing room only and the sound of stomping feet started to become audible. The Montana based band members play everything from the harmonica to the mandolin. As the music started, hands began clap- ping, people rocked back and forth, feet stomped the floor, and people began square dancing in the back of the ballroom. Even the band was hav- ing a good time; they were smiling and rocking back and forth to the music and one was even doing a jig. After two hours of down home country music, they left the stage with applause and the whole room yelling for more. RIGHT: Julio Lugo-Burgos in the art building giving the finishing touches to his sculpture of William Paterson. 52

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Kim Hunter Stars in Lion in Winter RIGHT: Christmas time in King Henry lis castle with associate professor Tom Brennan as the King. FAR RIGHT: The struggle for the throne played out upon a thirty foot set of an old English castle. BELOW: King Henry discusses his heir with his oldest son. (Tom McCormicIt). wife (Kim Hunter), mistress (Karen Corrado), Phillip of France (Jack Petty), and other sons (Carl Battaglia and Mark Slavin). BELOW RIGHT: The bearish King Henry readies his will.