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president collins holds aloft the torch of knowledge at traditional torch night ceremony

with the publication of this first issue of the
torch, it is appropriate to comment on why
this particular name has been chosen . . . it
symbolizes one of the oldest and most mean-
ingful traditions here at state .. . every year,
on the night before commencement, the sen-
ior class is formally inducted into the alumni
association as the senior class president re-
ceives the torch . ... this ceremony dates back
to the year 1924 when the senior class slowly
turned and walked into the darkness singing
“great fire kindled for thy children” . . . sev-
eral years ago, the freshmen torch night was
established . . . since then, every freshmen
becomes an official member of our college
community as he lights his torch and receives
his beanie . . . we begin and end our life here
with a torch . . . symbol of wisdom and
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LL ECCT ONSET ee ett ema emnee

evan r. collins

president of the university

responsible for the effective administration of
the university . . . has an integral role in the
planning of the new campus. . . selects both
instructional and administrative staff . .
recommends new appointments . . . active in
many facets of community.

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jack m. deeringer

dean for administra

overall operator of the internal administration
concerns of the university . . . supervises, co-
ordinates, and directs the registrar’s office,
undergraduate admissions office, alumni of-
fice, and placement office . . . prepares the
academic calendar, the schedule of classes,
and the examination schedule . . . heads
committees for college-wide speakers, internal
studies and placement . . . assigns classrooms
and offices . . . publishes the faculty bulletin
and telephone directory . . . coordinates the
assignment of student assistantships and fel-
lowships.

tion

elmer c. mathews

direct association with undergraduate students
with reference to academic status and re-
admission . . . publishes dean’s list of distin-
guished undergraduates . . . deals with cur-
riculumchanges, program development, and
academic standards.

dean of academic affairs

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ir. thorne named first head
of school of freshman studies

school of freshman studies begins first year
. .. established to integrate first-year students
into the intellectual community . . . offers a
variety of services . . . orientation, academic
advisement, administration of university poli-
cies constitute a major function . . . hopes to
reduce attrition rate while maintaining aca-
demic standards . . . further plans to aid in
developing comprehensive programs of study
... ultimate goal: to provide a sound founda-
tion of academic responsibility.
director of freshman studies, dr. clifton thorne,
graduate of albany state and columbia .
former director of graduate studies and pro-
visory dean of men.

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clifton c. thorne

dean david hartley returns after two year
leave of absence . . . visited pakistan . . .
worked with students at the university of
punjab . . . his impressions in pakistan:
student-faculty relations non-existent . . . lack
of communication leads to student unrest and
recurrent strikes . . . main concerns of student
pakistanians similar to those of our own stu-
dents . . . left pakistan with student hostels
and student union under construction . . . as
dean of men, acts as advisor to male students
and students leaders.

david hartley

dean hartley returns after
two years in pakistan

dean stokes marks 20th
year aS dean of women

dean stokes acts as primary advisor of women
students . . . coordinates inter-sorority council

. works with judicial board on establishing
residence regulations . . . has responsibility
for women’s residence hall program and
works closely with residence hall directors

. a member of the financial aids committee
... Sits in on administrative council and student
activities committee . . . spent last summer in
scandinavian countries.

ellen c. stokes

Student personnel office in throes of change

h. blodgett, n. brown, f. thomson

staff increases . . . aims to increase and
improve student services . . . oversees finan-
cial aid to students including loans, scholar-
ships, part-time employment, counseling ...
planning for the changes involved in expan-
sion and future transition to the new campus
. evaluating present undertakings .
strives to answer questions: what is our ideal
for the university on the new campus? .. . how
can we best plan for the achievement of that
ideal?

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colonel tisdale ,assistant to the president

office of assistant to the president

mr. lewis handles
College public
relations

a new office was created this year to assist
the president in handling various administra-
tion matters . . . the duties of the assistant to
the president are determined en marche .. .
mr. lewis is assuming the task of coordinating
this office into the working system of the presi-
dent's office . . . he is editor of the alumni
quarterly and handles press releases to the
news agencies for the president.

colonel tisdale

Supervises the planning

of the new university

colonel tisdale manages and coordinates the
installation of the new university . . . performs
a wide range of duties: provides information
to the faculty and public on construction pro-
gress... reviews drawings . . . comments and
establishes requirements to guide the archi-
tect . . . works in coordination with the uni-
versity, the principle architect, the contractor
and the university fund managers . . . once
construction is in progress, colonel tisdale will
try to keep efficiency at a maximum.

james lewis, assistant to the president

admissions office

responsible for selecting members of each
new freshman class . . . members of the staff
visit schools throughout the state . . . explain
requirements and policy to interested students
. .. examine high school records of applicants

. . set up interviews on campus for prospec-
tive frosh . . . arranges tours of the campus
through student guides . . . coordinates ac-
tivities of the college as a state testing center
and provides for proctors of state university
examinations . . . director of admissions, dr.
l. walter schultze.

business office

handles the complete financial affairs of the
school . . . prepares and administers the col-
lege budget . . . supervises purchasing proce-
dures ... collects college fees and room and
board . . . processes regents scholarship
checks, national defense loans, payments for
on-campus employment . . . benjamin j. comi,
director of finance . . . richard locker, faculty-
student association assistant, works with stu-
dent treasurers and maintains financial re-
cords for budgetary organizations.

mr. richard locker

dr. |. walter schultze

mr. benjamin j. comi
Office of graduate studies

focus on expanded offerings on the master’s
and doctoral level . . . new programs at the
master’s level are being offered in biology,
chemistry, english, french, history, mathe-
matics, physics, spanish, and business . . .
doctoral studies in english were started this
fall . . . new programs in guidance and stu-
dent personnel work are being reviewed . . .
the office of graduate studies is headed. by
dr. flinton . . . directed by the faculty com-
mittee on graduate studies . . . processes all
applications for graduate studies . . . handles
graduate interviews compiles teacher
certification . . . presented graduate studies
evening in conjunction with kappa phi kappa
and kappa delta epsilon.

esther h. cook, registrar

dr. edgar flinton, director of graduate studies

office of the registrar

keeps college records straight . . . serves as

general information center . . . keeps tran-
scripts of all students on file . . . sends out
credentials for students seeking admission to
other graduate schools . . . gathers statistical
information such as class rank . . . schedules
classes for entering freshmen . . . prepares

class lists . . . ibm division processes registra-
tion packets and prepares grade reports . . .
office orders diplomas and certificates for
seniors . . . gives graduation clearance .. .
in charge of registration of veterans and
selective service ...

alumni

works actively to advance the interests of
state university . . . college office assists stu-
dents in obtaining employment . . . awards
scholarships, fellowships, grants-in-aid, and
loans . . . operates student housing units. . .
commemorates lives of faculty and students
who have distinguished themselves in pa-
triotic, educational or other public services

. maintains files and acts as clearing house

. . functions mainly in custodial capacity
on compus.

dr. clinton j. roberts, director of teacher place-
ment

inter-american

language and area studies program . . . de-
signed to meet the needs of students who wish
to acquaint themselves with a strategic part
of the world-latin america . . . candidates are
prepared for professional careers in history
or spanish . . . for research in the latin ameri-
can field . . . for service with government
agencies in the united states or abroad...
for careers with business or educational or-
ganizations engaged in developing, improv-
ing, and promoting economic and social life
of the latin american people . . . center co-
operates with government agencies to ar-
range special seminars for latin american
students and faculty . . . educational ex-
change project with autonomous university
of santo domingo successfully completed in
september . . . costa rican elementary educa-
tors conclude one month seminar in february.

dr. walter schultze and frank krivo

teacher placement

responsible for helping graduates find teach-
ing positions . . . placement folder compiled
for every student . . . folder contains listing of
work experiences, social activities, interests
and teacher evaluation . . . interviews are
arranged with prospective employers . .
leads furnished to seniors throughout the
year.

dr. frank carrino talks with foreign student

new program in business administration of-
fered in liberal arts program . . . advanced
subjects in marketing, accounting and busi-
ness management now being offered . . . two
new staff members added . . . professor reno
knouse elected president to national council
for distributive education . . . chapter of delta
phi epsilon to be established at albany. . .
more courses to be added next fall.

mr. aceto relaxes between classes

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miss hastings, head librarian library science

not another book on reserve!

mr. devel checking advertising

steps to an education

business

dr. olson and his secretary working

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ph. d. program now in effect . . . new courses

Speech and drama separate — serch nines avraell:
a dr. perry westbrook on fulbright scholarship

from english department ee es

english and speech and drama departments
. . . english evening committee offers out-
standing lectures.

dr. adams appears typically at ease with his class

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dr. rich, chairman of the english department

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moment of relaxation is enjoyed by dr. wilkie

dr. littlefield surrounds himself with art . . . of various kinds

cate ii iis is RTA

dr. creegan explains a theory

dr. josiah phinney, former department chairman and now
chairman of the school of arts and sciences

social studies settles

philosophy to offer major
program next fall

a student seeks dr. wheeler’s advice

dr. john riser, formerly of the university of
manitoba, added to staff... another new ad-
dition to be made in the fall . . . major pro-
gram to be initiated next semester . . . sev-
eral new courses proposed . . . dr. william
leue now serving on the information service
committee of the american philosophical as-
sociation . . . dr. robert creegan published
two articles “the referential continuum” in phi
losophy and phenomenological research, “au-
tomated education,” in the summer issue of
school and society .. .

dr. leue prepares for a class

the new quarters of the social studies depart-
ment is the first floor of the detroit annex...
the much-needed move brought larger class-
rooms and roomier offices . . . dr. phinney
named chairman of the school of arts and
sciences . . . dr. kendall birr named as the
new department chairman . . . new faculty
members added . . . presently developing
a doctoral program in american history .. .

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dr. standing relaxes after class

the class takes notes as dr. bieber lectures dr. baker listens to a colleague’s view

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ancient languages
increase staff

dr. edwin munro lectures on spanish literature

second year of greek now being offered...

dr. h hlsand iti oe
r. hans pohisander new addition to staff hi-fidelity equipment accommodates forty-one

graduate of university of michigan . . . taught ae

formerly at washington university in st. louis, students and six different language Sete

missouri... recipient-of two grants for re- Sanco) a. faciity spay eee semble
speakers of each language . . . italian and

search and publication of a dissertation . . .

ad duiongl osuics to be olfeccal portuguese to be added to fall program...

new languages to be taught by graduate of
the university of naples and one time resident

of brazil . . . russian department to offer
major in fall of ‘64... leo tolstoy’s niece to
head staff . . . masters program in german
soon to be initiated . . . doctorates in french

dr. edith wallace, department chairman and spanish planned for the near future...

dr. xavier fernandes serves as president of
hudson valley chapter of teachers of spanish
and portuguese .. . dr. edward shaw doing
research on eighteenth century writer who

(i had much to do with the censorship of the
mouern languages PT pee 1 bye
installs new labs

dr. wesley childers, chairman, confers with dr. moore

in the united states since 1900...

dr. williams does some research student confers with dr. goggin dr. odenkirchen answers a student’s question engaged in conversation are dr. moore and dr. shaw

department head
receives citation

mathematicians move to
detroit annex

with the history department, the math depart-
ment moved down washington avenue to
their new quarters in the detroit annex...
math 35 and 36 introduced on the sophomore
level and intended to replace the required
senior courses in modern algebra . . . mr.
schafer on leave of absence for the year to
finish the work on his doctorate . . . miss turn-
er acted as chairman of the statewide math
contest sponsored annually by the new york
state mathematics association.

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dr. ralph beaver, chairman

dr. andrews, department chairman

dr. c. |. andrews, chairman of the physics de-
partment, honored with a citation of merit |
from american association of physics teachers
. . . he is advancing rapidly in his research |
work studying the defraction of microwaves {i
. .. dr. gokhale receives an $18,000 grant
for work in the field of atmospheric physics

“sn ee . . . dr. story progressing in his research in

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electronics made interesting by mr. jongedyk and dr. finklestein are studying the hall effect

mr. minch confers with a student in liquids . . . the department hopes to have

a separate observatory and planetarium
erected on the new campus.

a new member of the department — mr. misner
the intricacies of calc are explained by mr. luippold

physics students spend hours in lab

dr. oliver confers with mr. farmer of milne

education names new director

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dr. randolph gardner named new director of
education replacing dr. edwin adkins .. .
two new courses being offered this year in
history and philosophy of higher education
. . . new doctoral program in guidance ap-
proved for september of ‘63 . . . numerous
articles in recent publications of national
magazines by the staff members . . . increased
use of television in teaching and training of
teachers . . . plan to offer administrative
workshop for school officers during summer
program...

dr. donald van cleve, associate professor of education

mr. ganeles supervises social studies education in the milne

school inspecting dna molecule is mr. walter farmer, chair-

man of the milne science department.

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also in the milne history department — mr. michael
lamanna

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mr. thomas boehm and mr. cecil johnson, science super-
visors in milne

chem labs receive
a face-lifting

biology settles in
central annex home

dr. paul lemon had his book field and labora-
tory guide for ecology published . . . staff
members working at whiteface mountain in
cooperation with the atmospheric science re-
search center . . . three new courses to be
added next fall . . . five department members
are working on active research grants . .
two new staff members are to be added...
| dr. mackiewicz has had articles published in
various technical journals . . . central annex
building has greatly improved efficiency of
department.

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dr. winn supervises ornithology class

dr. d. allen, chairman

dr. smith is working on a national science
foundation fellowship at u.c.l.a. .. . shiela
cooper from london, england is filling in for
the absent staff member . . . dr. allen was ap-
pointed chairman of the sub-committee deal-
ing with industrial aids to high school in
division of chemistry education of american
chemical society . . . husted chemical labs
have béen remodeled this year . . . dr. frost
has received a summer research grant. .
dr. olafson doing research in synthetic or-
ganic chemistry . . . the flow properties of
liquids are being explored by dr. finklestein
... dr. daly working in the field of infra-red
spectroscopy.

dr. bryant and dr. olafson work with radiation equip-
ment

dr. paul lemon, department chairman

the proper way to skin a mouse visiting professor from england, dr. cooper

class examines fish caught by dr. stewart on chem 21 class listens to dr. frost’s lecture

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physical education

general
science

dr. lemon in conference with dr. mc laren, chairman

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new building ads the new facilities provided at the central an- ete eeeey, Secirmar

nex have expanded the number of research

" Projects that general science can now carry physical education, required of all freshmen,
new 0 ects on... present staff will be enlarged by ° provides a chance for recreation and physical ee
more full-time instructors in the coming development . . . under its direction, a wide
year, ..:

program of both men’s and women’s intra-
murals is offered...

mr. faulkner in new teletype room

mr. sturm and mr. humphries discuss teaching problems

robert burlingame joseph garcia

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the experiment in international living beta beta heta

e. me allister

p. iorlano

g. champagne p. herman

j- burger

the national biology honor society . . . mem-
bership open to biology majors in the top
50% of the class with a “b” average in bi-
ology .. . faculty recommendation necessary

. regional tri-beta council held every year
... this year’s conference site was st. lawrence
university in canton, new york... president,
joanna burger . . . faculty advisor, dr. john
mackiewicz .. .

a. spellman

k. rothaupt

sigma pi sigma

national physics honor society . . . students
in top one-third of the class with a 3.0 aver-
age in all physics courses taken eligible for

membership . . . delegation from the local
chapter attended the installation of a new
chapter at rpi.. . joint picnic at thatcher park
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sue murphy edatedly accepts ovation after ross dunn has announced that she was with aes club Apa hie : P
chosen for experiment dent... advisor, dr. harold story...

a. brunelle f. me carthy r. petrick

susanne murphy is the 1963 delegate to the week in a major city of that country . . . the

college ambassador program which is a part
of the experiment in international living . . .
program aims to promote international under-
standing through personal contact . . . experi-
menter meets culture, becoming temporary
member of a family and not as a tourist...
lives with a family for three weeks . . . travels
for three weeks in the country with other
american experimenters and spends another

delegate chosen from list of five finalists after
careful consideration of college record and
potential ability to contribute to better inter-
national understanding . . . last years experi-
menter traveled to france . . . sue will prob-
ably go to india . . . experimenter brings
cultural knowledge back to the college com-
munity . . . shares experiences through in-
formal discussions and planned speeches.

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members of signum laudis must have 3.0

average ... chosen from the top four percent

of juniors, next four percent of seniors in the

fall, next two percent of seniors in the spring

fall initiation held this year after a

faculty lecture given by dr. oliver . . . spring

banquet held each year . . . signum laudis

scholar, member with the highest scholastic

average, kathy glass, who is also chariman
. secretary, ro petrick . . . treasurer, dr.
oliver . . . faculty secretary, dr. truscott.

e. christie j. cottone c. de gennaro m. nadel a. paciunas

r. petrick m. pribis j- strong t. vianese

m. di donna

d. gardner s. gardner

d. wetsig n. wheldon e. whipple |. white

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g. wolff c. zebroski c. zebroski r. ziegler

b. goodrich j- grabel r. graham p. jedrzejewski l. c. kelley p. woinoski

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Kappa delta epsilon

| 4 : ) j | education honorary for women . . . member-
A P bh a » , | ship open to juniors, seniors, and graduate

students with an over-all average of 2.75
and six hours of “b” in education . . . seeks
to encourage high standards of scholastic
achievement and professional ideals . . . spon-
sors graduate studies evenings in cooperation

with kappa phi kappa .. . president, gretta
oe

n. altman b. anderson h. ashberry e. barber r. barbi n. davis | A eatle

c. calio j. cottone d. pacelli

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b. me laughlin

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m4 m&

g. schleifer k. schmidt

m. didonna j- druian

mse

j- grabel Pp. graziano j- herbert o. jadick

. vandeloo

a. janick p. jedrzejewski j klafehn m. kamorowski e. whipple p. woinoski a. worsnopp l. yeager c. zebroski c. zebroski

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e. broomfield

r. gleason

b. goodrich .

j. mastrangelo

kappa phi kappa

the fraternity of professional education . .
male sophs, juniors, and seniors with 56 se-
mester hours, including six hours of “b” in
education eligible for membership . . . seeks
to encourage men in the study of educa-
tional principles and problems . . . this fall,
jointly sponsored with kappa delta epsilon
two graduate-study evenings . . . first con-
cerned with opportunities for graduate study
in general—application, testing, admission,
. . second meeting concerned with graduate
study at this institution . . . both meetings

open to all juniors and seniors .. .

b. lucas a. reis

: l. ryan
e. mc allister

h. thornhill

r. ware

n. whelden

g. wolff

a. bonis s. blixt s. cohen

- kappa mu epsilon

the national mathematics honorary . . . those
who have six hours of “b” in math and an
over-all 2.5 average eligible for member-
ship .. . meets seven times a year. . . nation-
al convention held every two years .. . this
year to be held at illinois state . . . students
from different chapters throughout country
write papers and a few are chosen to be
read at the convention .. . annual award es-
tablished here at the university . . . any stu-
dent is eligible who wishes to write a paper
on math .. . judged by faculty and graduate
students in math. . . president, kay waterman
. . advisor, dr. violet larney.

b. goodrich

e. glass

r. marcellino j- Oppedisano

j- strong

m. pribis w. quattrociocchi k. schmidt

t. vianese

d. wetsig e. whipple p. woinowski l. yeager

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mu lambda alpha

e. breon 4 sained s. cohen

s. broomfield |. bruder m. butler

the national modern language honorary...
students with an average of 3.0 in modern
languages and a 2.5 over-all average elig-
ible for membership . . . meets once a
month . . . international students invited to
every meeting . . . interesting lecture held this
semester on the subject of official language
versus dialect . . . president, mary ellen
didonna.

m. didonna

r. dunn

p. hoffman m. kamarowski

0. jadick

m. nadel

r. marshall r. mitter

a. paciunas p. woinoski

a. ross t. vianese m. wiesenberg

n. altman g. beck s. blixt

the national social science honorary society
. . . juniors and seniors with a “b” average
and a minimum of 20 hours work in history
or in social science plus a 3.0 average—elig-
ible for membership . . . purpose: to improve
scholarship in the social sciences . . . to en-
gender sympathy toward others with different
opinions and institutions by better mutual
understanding . . . motto: “ye shall know the
truth and the truth shall make you free” .. .
the society’s key has a wreath at the bottom
to suggest that social science is the outgrowth
and fulfillment of natural science . . . presi-
dent, jack maranville . . .advisor,dr. kendall

birr.

j- vandeloo carol zebroski clara zebroski

pi gamma mu

j. cottone d. gardner s. gardner

j. klafehn j- maranville r. mitter

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n. alden

h. ashbery

c. calio

e. christie

c. degennaro

j- druian

m. english

l. garrison

pi omega pi

the national honorary in business education

- members chosen from incoming senior
class . . . must have shown outstanding schol-
arship and leadership in business department
- . » president, marcia english . . . advisor,
dr. albert mossin.

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d. gennett

r. jannotti

d. lewis

e. nickel

tarnawa

r. zachow

e. barber

english honors

students apply for membership . . . chosen by
english department on the basis of freshman
and sophomore records : . . meets twice a
week ... members drop minors in favor of
devoting more time to english and humanities
. . . different professor each semester who
establishes theme and moderates class .. .
students work in groups and as individuals...
themes of first semester—english and contin-
ental literature . . . themes of second semester
—american literature . . . spring theme last
year under dr. millet, distinguished visiting
professor—american life and literature in the
twenties . . . this year’s fall theme under mr.
o’dell—the great chain of being, effect of this
philosophical idea on literature of the renais-
sance and the eighteenth century.

n. whelden

d. defano j. grabel

I. lasselle

|. white r. ziegler

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while in the midst of frosh weekend there

seems to be only: long interminable lines,

tests, herding, tired troopers, every instant

filled with organized activity, meetings at 11

p.m., meetings at 8 a.m., meetings, and more

meetings...
30 days hath september . . . my checkbook is

flat . . . ill have mono by decemb i i

forbes dimmed by distance and thin recall of mem-
ory, it becomes: reluctant “so-longs” shy “hel-
lo’s,” all sorts of newness, loneliness in the

puddle. counselor pat feeds the body . . . maybe the soul
needs it more

its aims? .. . to indoctrinate the freshmen into

let’s see . . . 350 for you and none for me.

the do’ d don'ts of state... . quaint
frosh weekend e do’s and don’‘ts of state © acquai

the frosh with each other .. in essence to

orient.

the first tradition freshmen encounter at state electvly achieved? «thn becomes

question of questioning: the do’s and don'ts

. . . our methods of indoctrination . . . the ex-

tent to which we really “clue in” the frosh on ad
what “really matters” at state . . . everything
always resolves in questions . . . but then there : eels

is the answer that we do succeed—as far as

we aim.

is there an ugly man following you, did you love

our mother, i oe — 2 ' 2 ;
hey, sadie, how does that go again? . . . for want of a Y et oe enthusiastically executed by the camp directors: standing: c.
meal a stomach was lost, for want of a stomach crowley, c. dal pan, a. cibulsky, m. fletcher . . . sitting: m. ly-
: naugh, r. kelly, w. burnett, j. tyo, j. druian the mug shot catalogu-
ing and numbering us
74 forever

BUNA VIST ZAG

LPP’ ELLE LL Ol
“all this . .

. and only one hand”

frosh meet administration at president’s reception

every job has its compensations

tha dignified line of frosh and their big broth-
ers and sisters waiting in brubacher to meet
the administration is a tradition state main-
tains in spite of all obstacles . . . some 500+
introductions . . . upperclassmen who do not
even know those in the receiving line . . . the
obvious fact that even the administration can
only stand so long. . . in an-80 degree room

. shaking hands and making pleasantries
- . . Consequently, by the time the line is half
through the administration has bowed out . . .
too hot and tired to shake another hand .. .
certainly important for frosh to meet the presi-
dent, the deans, the student association presi-
dent . . . but perhaps our method is rendered
archiac and ineffective by sheer size . . . even

though properly executed by pat pezzulo and
bill leo.

all college reception provides talented in-
dividuals with an opportunity to entertain
their fellow students with dancing, singing,
short skits and comedy .. . talent scouts, roz
ferrara and lenny lapinski, chose some of the
best entertainers on campus to delight and
divert their audience

i say to you, governor, the fallout problem is
not going to be easily solved

i don’t care what you say, i won’t sing that song
... tim atwell and john harwick

~ /
dave nichols and larry coleman in state’s swan lake

rivalry unites bluejays
In competition against red

what price victory?

the girls cheer vigorously...

evils

it’s like pounding your head against a wall

- and the boys do too

rivalry: each year unique for the classes which
participate . . . a ground for expression of
talents—singing, acting, writing, directing and
leading . . . demonstrating athletic prowess

sing stands out as one of the most im-
pressive events with spirited class songs and
alma mater magnificently harmonized . . .
frosh wear beanies, carry matches, and sing
... sophs enjoy their prestige and issue warn-
ings . . . opportunity for frosh class leaders
to emerge.

exuberant frosh wrapt in cloak of victory

spastic statesmen show their skill

pleeez, make that point for the frosh

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presentation of crown and skits conclude rivalry

pam carter accepts campus queen crown from shelly pollero

who says i can’t be sexy?

you know the scene...

six weeks of spirited competition culminate
on campus night . . . the frosh and sophs pre-
sent skits (almost full-scale musical comedies)
... evidence of minute planning and myriad
skills, as their final efforts for victory .. . sus-
pense ... anticipation . . . and then the final
score is announced: 17-12... fred rawe ex-
uberantly accepts the rivalry cup on behalf
of the sophomores . . . this year, as campus
night marks the end of rivalry so does it mark
the beginning of homecoming weekend .. .

the essence of enthusiasm, fred rawe accepts
the rivalry cup

i am julius caesar . . . julie, to my friends

fat... fattest woman i ever saw...

fat

radiant couples dancing to the sophisticated

'
music of bill pearson’s orchestra . . . holly,
mistletoe, and the warm light of candles
create a lovely winter atmosphere . . . the

dewitt clinton’s crystal room perfectly suited
to the elegant but overwelming crowd . . .
ifc-isc presidents, bill leo and sue murphy, co-
chair the event.

a p a’s winning hand

what would homecoming weekend be without | holiday spirit prevails at winterlude

rain? . . . it’s been so long we've forgotten!
... It was: weeks of work on floats ruined five
| minutes before the parade . . . heightened en-
knight errant saves the day . . . and the queen thusiasm in spite . . . soccer game in mud hole
with brockport winning 2-0 . . . ron richley re-
vealed as penquin . . . punch party at inn
towne ... dance at herbert’s crowded beyond
capacity . . . opportunity to recover and relax
at jazz concert by bob cedar quintet . . . im-
pressively organized by marlee sorensen and

bob fairbanks.

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singing in the rain

PHS. He,

State fair features “grecian earn”

theme of annual state fair, “grecian earn”
. . . proceeds help to support our foreign ex-
change student, helni_ kalitsounaki, from
greece ... libby stroud acted as fair chair-
man... phi delt presented opening show,
“how to succeed in college without trying”
... greeks, dorms, faculty, and organizations
sponsored various booths to make money ve
sls received first prize for money earned with
their soakathon . . . candidates for mr. state
fair — andy cibulsky, ted dusananko, steve
condojani, pete fisher, and the winner, dick
kelly...

gene tobey directs water-
bury in their winning num-
ber

holiday sing

the festivities at suo’s winter weekend with
the holiday sing in page... twenty-two cam-
PUS groups participated in the eleventh an-
nual event .. . the first year that suo was in
charge ... lee packman served as general
chairman... waterbury hall, led by gene
tobey, captured first place and won the
trophy .. . chi sig, with its usual form, placed
second ... sayles hall completed the winning
groups . . . everyone attended the coffee hour

at bru after the sing to listen to the top groups
sing again.

faculty bake sale was very popular

get the latest scandal sheet!! hot off the presses!!

phi delts entertain at opening show

chi sig songsters vo-
calize

steve urges people to vote for mr. state fair

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Students wage

annual tuition protest

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tuesday, january 22, 1963 . . . board of
trustees of the state university of new york
announce the levying of a $425 tuition upon
all units of the university . . . the timing—
perfect! . . . for the shocked student popula-
tion here, there remains a heavily loaded
week of final exams to drudge through. . .
feelings run high, not much can be done im-
mediately . . . plans must wait...

over the intercession period, work gets un-
der way . . . posters made . . . publicity ar-
ranged ... plans for a mass meeting to be
held on february 4 in page hall . . . at the
meeting, s a president condojani, elizabeth
stroud, tuition committee chairman, and mys-
kania member howard woodruff present plan

NO MORE PENCILS |.
NO MORE BOOKS eS

NO MORE TEATHERS ~

OR BMRA Ea Bad Bal a BS FP A tie

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saat eee sini

to the student body . . . the plan—to boycott
classes the next day . . . captains for the con-
current picket appointed and instructed .. .
procedure—no talking, no unauthorized signs,
no disorderliness to be an intelligent,
mature protest...

the next day brings the hours of hard work
to the attention of the rest of the student body
. . . bob fairbank’s “casket” hits the front
page of the local papers, as well as those all
over the state . . . picket breaks up around
ten o'clock . . . reorganizes at one. ..a
much warmer group of students starts for the
capitol in the afternoon. . . it was cold in the
morning but the break provided opportunity
for several cups of hot coffee...

line of students stretches for three and a
half city blocks . . . completely surrounds the
area in front of the capitol . . . about six
hundred participate in the picket for over an
hour, the march back to the campus . . .

the fight continues with cooperation of
members of the legislature and various groups
opposed to the tuition . . . the question of
success remains to be answered.

state becomes politically minded

as elections draw near

it's very easy to tell when it’s time for the an-
nual student association elections . . . every-
one is smiling and so very friendly . . . the
walls of the peristyles and cafeteria disap-
pear under the inevitable deluge of posters
- + + posters... posters . . . candidates for
the major offices trudge around campus
speaking to the various groups . . . hopefuls
count the votes they think they can get and
rely upon a windfall to get elected . . . the
votes are cast... the votes are counted...
and everyone makes their predictions . ..

posters tell the story

as usual, many frosh run for senate

presidential candidate tyo addresses a group in bru

Pat cerra appears at the rally with his cam-
paign manager, howie woodruff

politics culminate in inaugural weekend

the weekend began with a concert friday
evening by the paks of holy cross . . . election
results announced at saturday afternoon pro-
gram in page .. . sa president steve condojani
handed over the gavel to pat cerra .. . nancy
baumann elected vice-president in a very
close race . . . a record 1270 students voted
in this year’s election . . . ciass presidents—
fairbanks, stewart, and curti... myskania’s
thirteen “jewels” tapped in a suspense-filled
ceremony .. . they are tyo, jenks, stroud,
budnikas, kutt, sorenson, pezzulo, fairbanks,
smith, murphy, di rocco, lapinski, leo . . . the
winners and the losers and everybody else
enjoyed the inaugural ball that evening in
walden . . . music was furnished by the seven
harvard squares . . . and then all members
of the student government settled down to
work.

a new myskie, marlee sorenson, eagerly as-
cends the stage to claim her seat

Si gas ioe Ss

steve condojani congratulates the new sa president pat cerra as nancy
baumann, the new veep, looks on

dick kelly taps piret kutt for myskania seat number five
“annie get your gun” sparkles on page stage

connie and bob as annie oakley and frank butler

lee liss, director, checks her notes

annie is adopted by the sioux tribe

“annie get your gun” this year’s revue pro-
duction . . . starred bob willower and connie
amelio as frank butler and annie oakley . . .
directed by lee liss and sharon smith. . . three
performances the weekend of march 22...
lively show full of popular songs like “the girl
that i marry”, “doin’ what comes naturally”,
“they say it’s wonderful” .. .

let’s see, how i used to do this?

State university theater

first major production, “murder in the cathe-
dral”, by t. s. eliot . . . directed by dr. jarka
burian . . . doug ross appeared as thomas
a. becket, archbishop of canterbury . . . pre-
sented in the realistic setting of the cathedral
of all saints in albany . . . mr. mendus direct-
ed the cast of “playboy of the western world”,
j.m. synges world-renowned comedy .. . ian
leet played the role of christy mahon, whose
popularity is due to his claim of murdering
his father . . . the february production con-
sisted of two one-act plays . . . an all male
cast presented “what did you learn in school
today?,” a satirical farce by wallace johnson
. . . high-powered theatrical action was seen
on the stage in the form of jean genet’s “the
maids” ... dr. burian directed the above two
dramas...

dr. burian demonstrates a point

the archbishop speaks

juniors hold golden weekend
State

. we
university the yellowjackets made their junior year an

unforgetable one as they lived it up at their
weekend in march... “golden stars of broad-
theater way” theme of the masquerade party held
on friday night . . . music provided by the
golden berries . . . a swinging time was had
by all . . . the billy may orchestra played
for the formal, “golden rhapsody”, at the
schine-ten eyck hotel . . . sue murphy
crowned queen... her court: carol klossner,

roz ferrara, pat pezzulo, and piret kutt .. .
maria tucci and pat barr, freshman attend-

ants . . . joe cosco entertained sunday with
a musical version of “history of american
| jazz” . . . event well-planned by the chair-
men, pat pezzulo and jim waltamath. .. a
weekend of fun for juniors and everyone
else...

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what did you learn in school today?

her majesty sue and her court

intermission time

libby stroud and her date have a swing-
ing time at the informal party

if only i didn’t have to work to-

morrow morning

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Student body elects outstanding seniors to who’s who

thirty-three seniors gain recognition by elec-
tion to whos who among students in american
universities and colleges . . . annual publica-
tion contains names of outstanding students
from 883 schools throughout the country...
selection based upon scholarship, participation
and leadership in campus activities, citizen-
ship, service, and future promise . . . candi-
dates nominated by senate . . . approved by
the administration . . . final choice by vote of
the entire student body . . . certificates pre-
sented at moving up day .. . members eligible
to wear the who’s who key . . . also receive
benefit of a national placement service.

d. allen s. blanchard s. borgos e. broomfield b. burnett

I. coleman a. cibulsky s. condojani c. crowley

c. culver c. dal pan j- druian

a. dugan r. dunn t. dusanenko m. eisenman m. english

m. fletcher d. kelly l. kolts I. lasselle

j- Oppedisano a. paciunas g- penfield r. petrick

g. schleifer j. tully h. woodruft p. woinoski

hail myskania

Pp. conway, parliamentarian; b. davidson, secretary; s. condojani, j. tyo, vice-president

Bd ail kl A | aa 7) Cabinet

g. schleifer, p. carter, g. penfield, w. burnett, a. cibulsky, p. fisher, c. crowley, j. druian,

r. dunn, culture; j. conklin, communications,
c. culver, r. kelly, p. woinoski, h. woodruff, t. dusanenko

s. blanchard, publications; j. tyo, j. lilga, re-
creation; m. eisenman, sororities; g- petre,
student-facutly

myskania rules the school . . . founded 1917
going forward with responsibilities in hand
- +. creating atmosphere for advancement...
enjoying the highest non-academic honor. . .
guarding the new members of states family

- + Appearing as a purple dragon or judges
robed in black... establishing codes, regula-
tions . . . guiding the student body .. . select-

ing the penguin mascot for homecoming... i
rat: le cabinet . . . consultant to the student associa-

tion president . . . experts in their field, nom-

i inated by the s.a. president and approved by
senate . . . complete revision of financial

i policy . . . new system of buying recreational
equipment advised and approved . . . recom-
mendations for sororities and fraternities on
new campus . . . suggestions on problems of
students publication policies.

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s. condojani, president |

Services

r. richley, c. darby, |. lapinski, w. leo, a. riservato,
S. van riper, d. allen, chairman

finance

b. townsend, h. thornhill, p. kutt, s. murphy, chair-
man, n. baumann

communications

e. budnikas, r. petrick, r. genaro, d. jenks . . . miss-
ing, f. smith, chairman, p. fasano

tuition

a. di rocco, j. tully, |. stroud, chairman, c. colway

constitution

j. ludwig, s. borgos, n. skolky, b. batchelor, chairman

auxiliary

m. cull, j. lamonica, m. mansion, m. lynaugh, chair-
man

senate 1962-1963

senate passes all student association legisla-
tion... free flu shots given to the entire stu-
dent body . . . fought tuition. . . delegates
attended meetings of the confederation of
student governments . . . recommended the
2.0 ammendment to the s.a. constitution . .
took a snowy trip to dippikill to inspect the
renovation of the farmhouse . . . presented
frosh orientation meeting on student govern-
ment. . . sent telegram to president kennedy
telling him of our support during cuban crisi
- » appropriated money for new blazers for
the statesmen... recognized suppression.

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frosh class officers: k. bock, s. curti, president, d. mason, missing: m. tucci, m. maniaci

e. wolner, vice-president; s. falkenbach, secretary; d. gagnier,
treasurer; f. rawe, president

leaders strive to maintain class unity

freshmen

with the usual enthusiasm of frosh, the blue
jays made their first year on campus a memo-
rable one . . . they look back, almost with
fondness, on beanies, carrying matches, sing-
ing songs, and warnings. . . a loss in rivalry,
but another chance next year... the new-
ness wears off . . . the class of 1966 becomes
a permanent fixture here at state ... and
this is just the beginning . . .

sophomores

large numbers of sophomores started off the
year at frosh camp, this time as counselors
. . . with the beginning of rivalry, red devils
gave warning after warning . . . led the inter-
class competition from the .beginning :
“julie and cleo” proved to be the finishing
touch . . . the cup belonged to 1965... .
class members took part in all phases of
campus life . . . spirit shown by large number
that ran for senate . . . now, half a college
career gone...

junior class officers: p. pezzulo, |. mc cabe, b. brennan, b.

fairbanks, president

seniors

the green gremlins hurried back to albany
this september for the last time . . . many of
them left the city right away for the long-
awaited experience of student teaching off
campus . . . others put it off for as long as
possible . . . determined to make this the
swingingest year ever, the grand ‘ole seniors
started off with a picnic at camp dippikill
- -. another gremlin invention: strip (student
teachers reunion informal parties) . . . the
last chance to get organized and accomplish
their goals, to bring up their wavering indexes

. and too soon, time to turn over the reins
and reach for that hard-earned sheepskin
... @ frantic finale to an already great college
career...

juniors

though no longer an active participant in
rivalry, the juniors organized the competition
under the direction of fred smith . . . or-
ganization was the word for the year
yellow jackets acted as chairmen for all spe-
cial events . . . no longer the biggest class . . .
junior weekend a great success, due to the
careful planning of pat pezzulo and jim walta-
math ... on moving up day, moved from their
seats as the jolliest juniors to the seats of the
grand old seniors three years behind
them now...

senior class officers: p. fisher, s. platt, d. kelly, presi-
dent, c. culver

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seated: m. sorenson; r. wieboldt, vice-president; r. dunn,

dent; joanna burger, secretary

standing: a. capasso, h. herzog, g. petre, c. boren

forum of politics

biology club

affiliate of beta beta beta .. . activities list
field trips to dippikill, whiteface, rhode island,
utica, and albany area . . . guest lecturers to
speak of their activities .. . guests include pro-
fessionals and industrial leaders . . . joint
meetings with the chemistry club . . . student
speakers on projects and trips . . . use of tech-
nical films . . . attendance at sigma xi and
audubon lectures . . . research.

presi-

performing under amended constitution that
accommodates increased membership and
broadened program... member of collegiate
council for the united nations and the world
affairs council of albany . .. speaker presenta-
tions include vance packard, hubert herring
and carey macwilliams . . . service projects in-
clude model security council for high schools,
great decisions discussion program, sale of
unicef christmas cards . . . members attend
mid-atlantic model general assembly at wash-
ington, d.c., model united nations at montreal,
model u.n. security council, and intercollegi-
ate mock senate at albany . . . all activities
and events have been expanded to accom-
modate this year’s broadened program.

r. dunn, vance packard, guest
speaker, r. wieboldt

seated: d. truskolaski, |. packman, j. burger, president, j- ja-

nowicz, c. merritt

standing: s. newham, b. santo, b. branick, b. moran, a. rosen,

s. slezak

Campus commission

campus commission attempts to regulate the
non-academic facilities of the college .. . in-
stituted a new system of parking warnings
and fines . . . supervises the use of the com-
mons and draper lounge . . . keeps the stu-
dent mail boxes in order . . . new lost and
found system . . . decorated the commons and
draper for christmas . . . posters . . . posters
- + + posters . . . in charge of the moving up
day traffic... grand marshall leads the pro-
cession . . . commission members act as class
marshals.

seated: i. rubtchinsky, d. strickland, b. bohus,
standing: a. st. clair, dr. s. prichard, j- richen

top row: j. conklin, j. gleason, h. gardner, o. beauchemin, j. manley, d.

allen, h. bickford

second row: w. arthurton, s. barolet, h. thornhill, r. petrick, grand mar-
shall, c. petrick, r. custer
bottom row: c. blackwell, a. zamorski, d. watson, d. tomes

lebate council

j. strickland, president

be it resolved: debaters strive to promote in-
terest and participation in inter-collegiate de-
bating...examine the principles of debate...
annual participation in university of vermont
tournament, penn state legistative assembly,
national tau kappa alpha tournament and
local inter-collegiate debates . . . under the
guidance of dr. s. pritchard and mr. richen

- required: an active interest in debating

. members gain practice in preparation
and participation for future debate tourna-
ments. . . topics discussed are of national or
international significance . . . this year’s main
topic “be it resolved that the non-communist
nations form an economic alliance.”

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Student union organization

dramatics and arts council

regulates and sponsors artistic performances
and exhibitions on campus . . . members who
are outstanding in theatrical participation
. . chosen on a try-out basis . . . functions in
cooperation with state college theater . .

directed by dr. leonard... supplies crews
for productions and oral interpretation even-
ings . . . fund raiser for state college theater.

s. donaldson, c. vito, c. potts, c. rossomano, m. strom-
gren, a nowak, d. moore, h. vanderbilt, j. hottois,
r. richley, vice-president, b. sargent, |. packman, a.
partise, j. kovba; absent: j. lindsay, president

social, recreational, educational and cultural
functions fulfilled by student union organi-
zation . . . jurisdiction includes snack bar,
game room, lounges and activity rooms . . .
sets rules and regulations for use of these

facilities . . . sponsors christmas party for
orphans . . . decorates brubacher’s lower
lounge for christmas publishes social

calendar available to all students . . . in
charge of soccer dance, winter weekend,
basketball dances, inaugural ball, jazz con-
certs, foreign student evening . . . sets up art
shows and print loan system... listening hours

. aids sororities and fraternities in obtain-
ing such things as christmas trees from dippi-
kill . . . serves refreshments at president's
reception, parents’ day, activities day and
christmas sing.

seated: d. duffrin, j. miles, editor, h. vanderbilt, d. tomes, m.
sorenson, p. kutt; standing: c. rossomano, a. johnston, c. darby,

|. lapinski, c. potts

primer

main outlet for creative literary ability pos-
sessed by state’s students . . . published bi-
annually . . . developed under philosophy
that more than clerical ability is required
. . . faculty participation in lectures and dis-

cussions . . . gives the opportunity to talented
students for practice and development of
literary ability . . . manuscripts of prospective

material are discussed by entire staff at open
meetings . . . helped to launch “suppression.”

no longer are there verdent freshmen, thanks
to the frosh handbook . . . yearly publication
staffed by upperclassmen selected by
junior editor tells all concerning the
traditions, activities and organizations of state
- ». work begun in second semester . . . hand-
book distributed to freshmen during the
summer — to upperclassmen during fall se-
mester . . . acts as a guide for both freshmen
and upperclassmen . . . fulfills its purpose of
acquainting the frosh with their new role as
members of the student body of state.

seated: d. defano, co-editor; g. gillies, co-editor: e. judd, m. |
didonna; standing: r. kurosaka, r. ziegler |

standing: j. tkatch, dr. j- burian, s. singer; seated: |.
liss, g. avner, k. jurewicz, s. house

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107

pedagogue celebrates fiftieth anniversary by lighting the torch

i s. b. blanchard, editor
r. bradley, c. brietfeld, m. lewis, c. eames, j. marx

t. tlusty, r. petrick, associate editors

P. grastorf, business manager

this is the year for change .. . a new name
and a new format... shirl, toby, and ro tray-
el to detroit for acp conference and return
full of ideas . . . we strive for originality while
maintaining excellence . . . our aim: a book
indicative of this campus and its students...
editors turn grey as they push their staff to-
ward the final goal . . . the staff works stead-
ily in an attempt (sometimes vain) to meet
our deadlines . . . copy and more Copy...
layout after layout... crop, crop, crop...
tempers flare as the time grows short .. . will
we make it? . . . but finally, a year of college seated: s. kessler, m. j. sollecito, j. versusky, s. lisson
life recorded and preserved for posterity ... standing: d. crowley, d. jenks, c. petrick

g. monroe, photography coordinator the torch staff sits back and waits for the re-

action to come.

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p. dulak, b. colgan, s. donaldson.

we changed: from news to s.u.n.. . . from
letter press to offset. . . from editors to print-
ers . . . from theory to technique .. . from
cubs to associates to editors-in-chief . . . from
tuesday through thursday to sunday through
thursday ... from rushing to the post office by
midnight to rushing to the copy setters at 8
a.m... . from satisfaction with a small but
hard-working staff to the necessity for a large
and hard-working staff. . .

we continued: . . . cub classes once a week
-+ + news board as policymaker . . . exposure
to various philosophical and journalistic ideals
at the associated collegiate press conference,
this year in detroit... word upon word pub-
lished, based on how many unaccounted,
unrecorded thoughts . . . fun-filled work ses-
sions, discussions as we learned about each
other, ourselves, and what a newspaper
means . . . sleepless nights, worried days, and
deplenishing supplies of aspirin . . . sighs of
relief as our paper, the whole a little bigger
than the sum of its parts, really did “always
come out on friday”.

o. beauchemin, m. eisenman, j. galu, b. colgan, I.p. white, |. mcecloud,
|. lasselle

a. dugan, first quarter editor

|. white, second quarter editor

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r. petrick, editor; r. bradley, e. krupa, m. r.
butler; missing: p. woinoski, b. samuels

state college radio station... . began broad-
casting this year... operated and financially
supported by student body . . . currently
closed circuit am operation . . . future plans
to include expansion to fm broadcasting . . .
also to include broadcasts of sports events and
information of value to student body . =;
work in such fields as programming, an-
nouncing and technical aspects.

seated: s. healy; standing: d. gard-
ner, m. |. burton

directory

annual publication contains names, home and

school addresses of all students, fa

culty and

staff . . . money alloted through cabinet

budget . . . information compiled

by staff

from cards filled out during registration . . .
new format: bigger size, different stock...

distributed to student body before thanks-
giving vacation.

seated: b. haney, d. allen, d. peterson, b. ryan;
salatino, r. walter, d. white, j. hrdina, |. delfs

press bureau

press agent for student body . . . maintains
bulletin board in lower draper, scrapbook col-
lection . . . submits individual achievements to
hometown papers . . . informs albany news-
Papers of events of the college from sports
events to state college revue to moving up
day . . . makes use of information received
on cards from registration . . . if you've done
something creditable, watch for your name
- ++ press bureau is still hard at work.

standing: dr. a.

. pea

purpose is to promote enthusiasm and ap-
preciation of music among students . . . mem-
bers chosen for interest shown rather than
ability . . . sponsors guest performers during
school year . . . group advisor dr. c. stokes
.. + president c. rider .. . council in charge of
faculty concerts, musical productions by state
college groups . . . assemblies . . . jazz con-
certs.

mens choral group . . . selected on basis of
interest and ability . . . try-outs held in early
fall . . . under guidance of dr. peterson...
travel to various cities . . . local performances

. allotted money by senate for blazers. . .
concerts presented on campus for enjoyment
of everyone.

c. rider, president, e. hughes, b. haney, s. giordano, g. williams, t.
knapp, |. delfs at piano.

music council

Statesmen

second row, n. argyros, p. cerra, d. hoffman, d. weintraub, a. putnam,
g. tobey, j. drapalski, a. henrekson, r. matrese, j. monte, e. piening,
b. lucas

first row, r. kurosaka, g. castigliola, w. goggin, e. hoag, p. cochrane,
j. dykman, t. alcamo, e. wedge, p. hoffman, j. oliver, a. horton, mr.
peterson

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d. wienk, president, h. bowers, j. twitchell, I. delfs,
f. chonkers

christian science

organized to serve christian science students
on campus . . . weekly testimony meetings
held in brubacher . . . sponsors an annual
lecture on christian science which is open to
all students.

canterbury club

organized as a unit of national student council
of the episcopal church. . . purpose: to pro-
mote religious worship, service, and friend-
ship . . . meets every sunday evening at st.
andrew’s church. . . study-discussion group
- + « monthly corporate communions, varied
social activities, retreats . . . special lenten
services...

l. ames, n. collister, president, r. dunn, j- norris

m. tupacz, vice-president; m. holt, secretary; a lutz,
assoc. editor of newmanite; p. jewell, editor of new-

manite; s. borgos, president

tri-city activities . . . lox and bagel brunches,
dances, picnics, study groups, folk dancing
and singing . . . sponsored by local b’nai
b’rith chapter . . . advisor, rabbi n. j. rubinger
. . . chanukah and purim parties . . . model
passover sedar.

newman club

newman center focal point of activities
open to all students for study and relaxation
. . . bi-monthly meetings . . . guest speakers
. .. discussion groups. . . informal and formal
dances . . . communion breakfasts . . . new-
manite published monthly . . . participation
in college activities such as state fair and
homecoming . . . means of supplementing
secular education with teachings of the catho-
lic faith . . . annual banquet second semester
... chaplain, rev. d. starks.

hillel

top row: d. meltz, s. levin, i. barland, g. terdionier, p. luxemburg, e.
burstein, e. zellner; second row: j. west, s. stromwasser, f. segal, presi-
dent, h. goldman, vice-president, r. mandel, m. rea; bottom row: c.
emerson, e. zang, r. braunstein, h. rossoff

Smiles

gives opportunity to students who wish to *

guide children in purposeful recreational les Innovateurs
activities . . . works with albany home for

children, clinton square neighborhood house

and la salle school for boys .. . as an organi-

zation plans parties, picnics and outings .. .

as individuals, members act as leaders for

activities such as arts and crafts, athletics and

dramatics . . . tutoring is another valuable
service.

seated: j. dowell, e. klein, president, g. loribee, c. di cruttalo, g. goldman;
standing: m. base, o. beauchemin, j- herimon

french club at state... purpose is to provide

an informal atmosphere for students to speak

french and learn french culture . . . annual

trip to view french plays . . . activities include
, game night, skits and use of french films.

pleasure is their reward for service

phi beta lambda

j. ordway, m. friesner, m. tucker, j. wenzel, c. green-
berg, president, b. callahan, s. reese, vice-president ‘

International film group

college division of united business education
association . . . first phi beta lambda chapter
in new york state... purpose: to create more
interest in business leadership and participa-
tion . . . accomplished through panel dis-
cussions, field trips, guest speakers, demon-
strations, monthly coffee hours . . . advised by
¢c. blanchard and j. wagner . . . annual
banquet second semester.

Presses

policy is to present a program of motion pic-
tures . . . featuring entertainment as well as
films of cultural, historic and artistic value
- + . presented a survey of the development
of the german silent film, using siegfried, the
last laugh, variety, and the joyless street...
members project film, sell tickets and handle
publicity . . . the bicycle thief, wild straw- E
berries, death of a salesman among high

calibre films consistently shown.

seated: w. vigars, j. mac vean, n. gates, p. jensen, president, a. bader
standing: d. peterson, d. white, j. fox, s. katz, j. thayer, a. loder, m.
misel, j. blenker, e. klein, n. banks

seated: m. anderson, I. simone, n. alden, w. leo, |. mc carney, p. narrow;
standing; b. smith, d. williamson, |. whyland, e. nickel, d. chittenden; missing:
j. Zimmer, president

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camp board

consists of faculty and student members sa
Purpose is to oversee the improvement and
development of camp dippikill, the college
camp located north of warrensburg in the
adirondacks .. . senate appropriated a large
sum of money for renovation of the farmhouse

- camp board carried out program which
consisted of an addition to the house, re-
arrangement of upstairs, and a new paint

job,

seated: g. mathews, d. mc allister, n. alden,

e. barber, president; standing: t. knapp, b.
todd, b. haney

j. druian, s. borgos;

distributive
education

missing: g. trudell,

an opportunity for students interested in mer-
chandising and marketing to further their
knowledge . . . Practical application of class-
room learning . . works with albany chamber
of commerce to acquaint students with the
city’s facilities... excellent community project
- ++ merchandising clinics held. . . business-
men report on the important changes and
trends in business . . . visits Various business
establishments throughout the state . . . mem.

bers also enjoy social activities such as picnics
and dinners.

a. pierce, treasurer, s. borgos, president

Student education association

professional organization .. . affiliated with
the national education association and the
new york state teacher's association co
fosters an interest in the teaching profession
- + + Meetings feature guest speakers or films
- . . discussion of problems and interests of
the prospective teacher . . . host for the fta
conference for high schools in this area

members act as guides for ftq groups which
visit the college.

seated: s. baburchak, j. miles, election commissioner,

m. caulfield; standing: h. white, d. sucato

outing club

outing club members enjoy an active life in
the outdoors... caving... skiing... hiking
- . helped in the renovation of the camp

dippikill farmhouse . . . overnights at the
camp . . . member of intercollegiate outing
clubs association . . . attended i.o.c.a. con-

ferences at lake george, katohdin, maine . =
joint trips and activites with other colleges in
the area.

handles all school elections . . . decides dates
for elections such as campus queen, who’s
who, student association elections and re-
placement elections . . . supervises the actual
voting . . . counts... counts... counts...
does much work with little recognition . .
election commissioner chosen by the s.a. presi-
dent with the approval of senate . . . com-
missioner responsible for choosing the rest of
the commission.

bottom row: e. zellner, p. angell, g. gleason, j. tarrant, s. levin, m. tashjian;
. . /
middle row: d. smith, c. rider, t. satterlee, president, f. segal, d. o’connor,

a. smith;

top row: c. miles, r. whiting, r. braunstein, d. meltz, f. gifford, w.

swindells, t. palgreen, g. altman, p. sadam, h. lorenzen, j. ritayik, b. kushner

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alden’s first formal weekend

alden hall residents publish bi-weekly news

sheet . . . congregate in rec room... scram-
ble for newspapers after dinner . . . ardently
watch t.v. . . . fill study lounges after hours

. . . begin to perk at noon on saturday .. .
celebrate residents’ birthdays with corridor
parties ... skate on dorm field . . . enjoy date
parties entertain at coffee hour after
faculty dinners . . . spend sunday afternoons
playing cards and listening to records . .
gather at piano for relaxation . . . had sun-
day evening snack to acquaint frosh with
upperclassmen . . . worked diligently to pre-
pare banner to welcome alums at home-
coming.

for me?

everybody sing

brubacher women proud of new t.v. and stereo

. attracts after dinner loungers . . keeps
impatient date entertained . . . frosh compose
half of population . . . first attempt at dorm
weekend a success . . . placed in christmas
sing . . . enjoyed folk singing with faculty in
lounge before thanksgiving dinner . . . cap-
ture christmas spirit with clever door decor
. .. only women’s dorm to enter float in home-
coming parade publishes manual for
residents . . . keeps dorm informed with “bru

itll fit — with a little re-arranging

bru landscape turns
from mud to macadam

you think it’s only for show?

all dressed up for the dance

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pierce hall . . . enjoys homey atmosphere . . .
breakfast in pj’s . . . sewing circle gathers in
ingle room . . . entertains faculty at candle-
light christmas dinner . . . cooperative spirit
prevails . . . has learned to study in the dark
. . . when electricity fails . . . orderly living is
typical of pierce ladies . . . tv tempts pseudo-
scholars . . . pierce chatter echoes in pine
room... ping pong... popcorn... kitchens.

this teasing is for the birds!

seated: n. simmons, c. crowley,

|. talbott, mrs. rand; on floor: m. holt, p. van guysel,

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sayles hall. . . frosh predominate . . . every
holiday is excuse for a party . . . residents
congregate in lounge... every chance they
get . . . capture third place in sing . . . exer-
cise in private gym .. . when fencing class
does not meet there . . . alternate study and
chatter . . fireplace blazes for sunday after-
noon get-togethers . . . men dating sayles girls
learn it takes less time to hike over from wa-
terbury than to wait for the phone . . . two
houseboys, john and donny, have adopted
dozens of daughters.

look ok here?

hot soup for lunch

patty cake, patty cake

waterbury hall . . . men look forward to tri-
annual smokers . . . enjoyed rehearsing for
christmas sing . . . play touch football against
fraternities . . . maintain ping pong tourna-
ment... are hoping for dry path across dorm
field . . . for easy access to union. . . regret
not being invited to p.j. parties at alden.

it can’t be friday night!

end of a long walk home

waterbury cops third place
in holiday sing

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Musicians have
heyday at adams

adams house . .. home for musicians...

guitar... banjo... uke... pinochle fans,

. would-be bridge masters . . . crowded
kitchen . . . busy chefs . . . make for pj’s and
sandwich combo . . . order-out pizza fans...
valiant crew of plumbers and mechanics.

east house . . . girls like to sing . . . many
play piano . . . borders on blooming rose
garden... home of residence council's scribe

. . . full bookcase reveals study zeal.

this was taken last summer when we...

romeos, oh romeos!

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jefferson house “wants to teach” . .

emphatically against tuition . . . puts up with
exploding radiators refrigerate cotton
balls . . . gals accentuate p.j. costumes with

bangle bracelets ... and sun glasses . . . stu-
dious—this group.

lake house . . . men spend leisure playing
cards . . . have good turnout at date parties
- .. appear on intra-murals rosters . . . usually
in combo with madison house . . . try hand
at popping corn... also k.p.

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madison men keep house

open house tonight, fella?

madison house . has company of lake
house each night for dinner . . . likes to party
...and to sing .. . combines with lake house
for christmas sing.

ontario house girls love their mailman...
trudge to walden . . . at seven a.m. each day
_.. for breakfast . . . home of lucky thirteen
_. . builds houses of playing cards .. . ama-
teur cooks prepare spaghetti . . . kitchen

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park house ... south... ice skate in washing- residence council and judicial board oovern c0-eds |
ton park . . . sun bathe on third floor back
porch . . . influenced by illinois transfer . . .

trek through winter snows for ice cream cones
... quasi-d&a. house.

park house ... north. . . nightly entertains
south park and adams houses for dinner. . .
has friendly male neighbors . . . proves that

seated: k. byers, b. hummel, c. de francesco, s. gunyan;
standing: |. mc cabe, p. van gysel

i : judicial board . . . enforces “laws” set forth
Be ont erloving axe Stale by resdience council... “hears” cases of rule
er are infractions . . . cogitates alibis and excuses
..» fal fire .. . icy roads... .-accident: . .
partridge house . . . enjoys frequent coffee slow Watde = pass ie ae
breaks . . . caroled for aged women’s home
at christmas . . . frozen pipes burst . . . cause
ee fred ety. » meats residence council . . . member of intercollegi-
ee eal — ate association of women students . . . sends
i representatives to state and regional conven-
os ee tions .. . body of dormitory, group house and
sorority presidents . . . legislates regulations
for co-eds . . . oversees student life and
par all partr gC reve “hours” in women’s residences . . . compiles
and distributes handbook of laws to incoming
" i frosh women—memo from minnie . . . inter-
In confusion prets rules . . . appoints judicial board...
barbara hummel presides.

steadfast friends

seated: s. kessler; k. byers; |. me cabe; b. hummel, president; s. gunyan; p. grastorf
g. morgan; j. janowicz; standing: |. parker; m. gorick; a. hall; p. van gysel; c. de fran-
cesco; e. sommerlad

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standing: d. gruel, b. fairbanks, m. goldstein; seated: r. milewski, b
costello, m. danko

change and improvement: key inter-fraternity words

i f c works to coordinate and regulate fra-
ternites . . . constitution rewritten in hopes of
meeting challenge of riew campus . . . na-
tional interfraternity conference at pittsburgh
attended by doug flagg and bill leo, i f c
chairman . . . conference held on campus
with fraternity members and faculty, february
14, to outline aims, purpose, and goals of fra-
ternities . . . joint meeting held between rep-
resentatives of geneseo and albany i f ¢ to
discuss fraternity problems as a result of a
letter sent to units of the state university . . .
mr. mc kinnon named as advisor to i f c.

. leo, president, |.

standing: m. |. eisenman, b. keenan, |. nelson, h. mandeville, j- davis, j. druian, m. a.
lynaugh, |. crispell, j. strong, s. stromwasser; seated: p. pezzulo, y. gillis, d. skinner,
s. murphy, s. platt, |. kerpel

inter-sorority council keeps sororities strong

is c revitalizes unity . . . sororities to promote
friendship and improvement . . . increasing
functions and fulfillment of new activities . . .
new code for rushing, as second semester
rushing undertaken . . . new revision of con-
stitution to meet demands of rushing . . . es-
tablishes custom of serving refreshments to
faculty on monday at faculty meetings.
develops new ties with alums . . . to examine
sororities, their functions, and increasing value
on campus... . special investigation of con-
tinuation to new campus.

publishes new “prospectus” . . . to inform
frosh concerning sororities . . . sets up coffee
hours with fraternities . . . exchange dinners
among sororities . . . proposes new ideas for
snow sculpture tournament and isc
bowling night . . . organizes winterlude in
conjunction with i f c.

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juniors: seated: |. lapinski, j. cambridge, b. brennan, d. jenks, w. leo,
m. goldstein; standing row one: p. tagler, p. slusar, h. dieck, j- blair,
|. martin, m. hughes, j. tyo, j. waltamath; standing row two: j- bannister,
r. koepsell, r. bullis, e. reid, a. de caprio, t. wisniewski

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seniors: seated: t. o’neill, t. dusanenko, w. burnett, |. coleman, president, j. buchalter,
r. strauber; standing: w. simmons, d. van epps, g. quick, d. nichols, f. mc carthy, r.
knapp, j. curtis, c. creech

how many times have i got to tell you guys to stop
drinking out of my cup?

ap a is dealt first prize... alpha pi alpha

in homecoming parade . . . eleventh annual
journal published . . . fosters high ideals and
brotherhood . . . members honored in kappa
mu epsilon, pi gamma mu, sigma pi sigma,
kappa phi kappa. . . bill burnett and ted
dusanenko, myskania members, elected to
who’s who . . . larry coleman heads camp
board, also belongs to who’s who . . . class
senator dave jenks edits news . . . vice-presi-
dent of s. a. is john tyo... bill leo, chairman
of campus chest and president’s reception,
presides over i fc. . . lenny lapinski, junior
senator, in charge of all college reception . . .
bob brennan balances ‘64 class treasury . . .
gary smith new soccer captain. . . rick genero,
soph senator, assists in management of wsua

- - norm stewart appointed student guides
chairman . . . ed wolner ‘65 vice-president . . .
george lomaga class senator...

sophomores: seated: r. genero, w. smith, g. lomaga, g. anderson;
standing row one: d. lippert, n. stewart, w. kemp, r. hamilton, r.
oleniczak; standing row two: d. sucato, r. rosinski, s. sa er, d. morgan, en ‘ :
bs Kenia . : william tell—a p a style well, it’s my distinct impression that. . .

seniors: front row: m. chariton, s. sterling, c. crowley, |. crispell, m. fletcher, c.
levine; second row: g. beck, j. hall, m. houghton, p. jedrzejewski, g. wackerow.

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sophomores: front row: j. porr, s. mc kee, j. mensch, |. everett, j. mestites, m. friesner;
second row: j. schermer, s. orthlieb, p. ives, |. angers, j. gross, e. aloisio, m. murray.

bz takes prize for most original float in homecoming
parade...

with “trash ‘em peds” . . . participates in beck kde president . . . bz was represented
sports, open houses, and gala spring weekend in kde, kme, and signum laudis this year. . .
. . . proud of two who’s who members, millie pat cooks took the starring role in the soph
fletcher and connie crowley . . . sue murphy skit . . . connie crowley one of the lucky 13
serves as isc president; also as senator with on myskania . . . counselors actively partici-
nancy baumann and darlene delio . . . gretta pated in frosh weekend.

juniors: front row: s. epstein, k. byers, r. rodriguez, b. rector, j. mc graw, s. lenowitz,
b. merriam; second row: p. muller, s. murphy, j. recesso, t. rich, m. maina, j. van

slyke.

big ben strikes back

distractions present difficulties when it’s time to crack the books

Oe pe LP AP mh

chi sig takes lead
in the “playboy of
the western world”

with judy stone . . . another swinging house
on western avenue .. . sisters belong to vari-
ous honoraries at state . . . chi sig has pro-
minent list of senators . . . carol darby, mary
alice lynaugh, mary margaret welker, roz
ferrara, bonnie davidson, secretary, pat con-
way, parliamentarian . . . arlene paciunas di-
rects choreography for the revue and was
elected to who’s who . . . girls in chi sig par-
ticipate in spring weekend with the swinging
knights at their informal . . . nine sisters have
taught this year at the albany girls club. . .
active on campus as witnessed by second
place in christmas sing.

seniors: front row: p. la balbo, e. keith, s. broomfield, b. perry; second
row: b. j. davis, mrs. rice, my lynaugh, j. quay; third row: m. o’keefe,
f. rapp, j. accuri, b. davidson, r. treccasi, p. rosinski, j. davis, |. zwickl-

bauer, m. zandri.

juniors: seated: b. meade, c. spas, b. menairy, c. klossner; second row: j.

stone, b. waite, m. raneri, r. ferrara, m. ruggiero

a0 : 2 A 4

. soda?

sophomores: front row: e. casey, b. burke, i. nussbaum; second row: t. hartung,
m. tucker, c. darby, e. valentino, d. konnight, p. conway; third row: g. carbonaro,
c. rydell, k. mickewich, d. selwood, m. welker, c. kaercher, s. nendze, c. brower;
fourth row: k. betro, t. lindsley, c. morton.

christmas sing 1963?

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eep leads the way...

with purchase of two new houses at future

campus site . . . wins football championship seniors: seated: e. broomfield, p. spicci, j. zwicklbaver, g. penfield, s. borgos, b. nelson;
for eighth consecutive year ... leads in all standing: m. camarata, b. linke, b. cross, d. moore, j. green, s. crowell, j. olson, j. op-
four basketball leagues . . . entertained 30 pedisano

boys from lasalle at christmas party . . . ex-
| tensive improvements in present house which
accommodates 25 men... members active on
campus... gary penfield serves on myskania,
member of varsity soccer team, elected to
who’s who . . . steve borgos presides over
newman club, is class senator, and includes
who’s who among his honors . . . jim op-
pedisano plays on varsity basketball team...
dan twomey returns from south american trip

and lectures to various groups .. . ed broom-
field sparks varsity soccer squad . . . cabinet
minister john lilga directs campus recreation
. . . bob fairbanks heads junior class .. .

chicken!

- : . aug | juniors: seated: d. pierce, b. fairbanks, j. lilga, g. nigriny, r. weeks, t. mecaluso standing:
b. carrol, j. me garity, b. murphy, b. seaman, d. gresens, w. arthurton, d. kinville, r.

sophomores: seated: d. le bleu, |. sneddon, m. eppner, p. schroeck; standing: j. maz- ritzmann, m. gimigliano, t. messing

zarolli, c. moden, g. moore, d. odorizzi, j. schneider, p. pearson

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bk 8 RO | ee Tea eee SSS
row: e. walters, c. bergeron, c. walker, j. bivona, s. cohen, j. wathier, d. lewis, c. colway,
m. cull, s. blanchard, d. matthy.

gamma Kappa phi holds isc scholarship cup...

many sisters of gamma kap serve as senators:
carroll colway, mary cull, sally van riper,
piret kutt, marlee sorenson, libby stroud, bon-
nie batchelor, maggie mansion, pat fasano
and naomi skolky . . . shirley blanchard is
yearbook editor and minister of publications
... mary cull, ann dugan, shirley blanchard
elected members of who’s who. . . ann dugan
and linda white shared duties as co-editors
of state university news . . . sue platt is senior
class treasurer . . . piret kutt and carole
harvey were selected to be campus queen
attendants . . . six sisters were active frosh
camp counselors . . . libby stroud is co-author
of common stater.

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seniors: front row: a. dugan, j. appleyard, s. van riper, s. platt, j. tully, s. gardner; second ue aaa — |
sue platt enjoys talking to billy-the-reader .. .

we're just cheering in the rain

juniors: front row: I-r; |. gianini, b. j. flanagan, b. batchelor, m. sorenson, m. fusaro;

seated: |. eustance, c. de francesco, r. scorza, e. alve, b. keenan, p. kutt, s. baburchak;

standing: s. compo, v. clark, k. hogan, b. bryant, j. asfoury, c. gray, p. dulak, s. healy,

d. d’aiuto, |. stroud, s. mangini, t. cutler.
et Te

annaaaaa

sophomores: seated: b. allison, a. renzi, d. crowley, b. callahan, b. rohr; standing: k.
geary, h. gozemba, s. pennachia, n. skolky, b. gould, |. nelson, j. sharo, a. caldwell,

m. caroselli, j. mattick, m. tabone, r. segal once upon a time . . . jan wathier proofreads a term paper

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seniors: seated: b. rogers, |. costello, f. ba j i
: me 8 , t. banta, d. fear, j. la monica: standina:
a. cibulsky, g. trudell, k. bellantoni, p. pulcini : _ oon

juniors: seated; |. west, f. smith, p. cerra, j. millaro, d. simington; second row: a. pierce
‘

d. sivers, b. roblee, j. civill, e. budnikas,
d. schryer, g. petre, b. cotton

j- drapalski; third row: j- smalley, r. hildenbrand,

all together now, 1-2-3!

kb swings at formal rush...

annual black derby features larry jackson
and his swinging knights . . . float takes first
place as most humorous in homecoming pa-
rade...steve condojani heads student govern-
ment... andy cibulsky elected to myskania
... rivalry chairman fred smith em’ cee’s cam-
pus night . . . committee selects ross dunn as
ambassador to france . . . station manager
don allen coordinates wsua programming...
art johnston to edit 1967 frosh handbook .. .
lynn costello presides over a.m.i.a. . . . cab-
inet minister gary petre handles student-facul-
ty relations . . . ‘65 class treasury controlled
by dave gagnier . . . pat cerra in charge of
senate reorganization . . . joe lamonica, ed
budnikas, tony riservato, john little, art john-
ston, and don allen serve as class senators.

> 4

the army was never

like this

sophomores: seated: e. fitzgerald, j. daly, r. palmer, |. anderson, t. riservato, I. sand.
second row: g. philips, r. severns, j. little, a. von dolln, d. gagnier, d. bratt, d. weintraub.
third row: r. stenard, r. lucznski, j. deans, d. me allister, a. johnson, t. morris, r. dietz,

r. kimball

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kd first to challenge
a football game
On state campus...

vs. chi sig . . . also has illustrious apr ive
i i i i al pan
seniors: seated: e. kaufman, m. zongrone, m. eisenman, eae geri schleifer, marcia english, candy dal p
m. english, vice-president, m. norton; standing: a. pepe, j. faville, g-

and mary lou eisenman in who's who. .
pice. marcia english serves as president of pi
omega pi. . . geri schleifer active as treas-
urer of myskania . . . kd is represented in
kappa delta epsilon, pi omega pi, and kappa
mu epsilon . . . pat pezzulo served as veep of
the junior class and lenore mc cabe as sec-
retary . . . candy dal pan is a senior senator
. .. 2nd place for ifc-isc scholarship cup
last spring . . . this year had eight frosh camp
counselors . . . girls of kd at the heart of
western ave . . . kd highlights their spring
weekend with a dinner dance at the tom
sawyer.

what would amy vanderbilt say?

what's the name of the game?

Pn iensecssmnnees

. mark-
juniors: seated: m. danes, |. mc cabe, p. van gysel, s. kessler, c
uson; standing: m. thomas, m. dorne, j. koller, k. scheinman

sophomores: seated: a. quartararo, s. haimowitz, c. eat b.
king, m. wentzel, c. werbin; standing: p. flattery, b. rosen a r
sheppard, k. kittle, |. gold, c. schmoll, s. kehoe, m. meindl, |.
calisto

mind over matter?

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seniors: front row: t. tomaszewski, d. wescott, b. segreto, j. druian, c. culver, r. mincar;
second row: b. iko, |. spock, j. ludwig, j. ross, t. tlusty, c. mohr, j. laing, d. wetsig

phi delta

features opening show
for state fair

the friendly atmosphere just chokes down with prohibition . .

you up

juniors: front row: c. di pasquale, m. caulfield, j. duquette, g. altamore, j. cordisco, h.
mandeville; second row: f. held, |. kurz, m. brennan, a. laufer, j. wenzel, v. cotton, c.

fields, b. hummel

successful year for phi delt . . . june druian,
pam carter and connie culver proudly rep-
resented sisters on myskania and in who’s who
- + » pam carter is state’s campus queen...
delores blanche served as exchange student
in puerto rico . . . signum laudis elects joanie
ludwig and donna wetsig this year . . . joanie
ludwig and barb townsend work on senate
. .. toby tlusty is associate editor of the 1963
torch . . . phi delts hold their formal dance
at shaker ridge during annual sorority week-
end.

if this doesn’t go into orbit . . ;

sophomores: front row: y. marsh, m. mastrangelo, j. sirrine, r. joslin; second row: b.
mc broome, r. frazita, m. davin, d. overby, n. anderson, b. townsend, f. harrison; third
row: s. silverman, |. krepp, c. ravnikar, m. mc nichols, k. leroy, e. markowitz, e. lietz, b.
crowley, |. gusberti, c. sorentino

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SS A. ST oe

si gamma

seated: m. berdinka, d. watson, m. lewis, k. rockwell,
m. ehrenkonig, b. kettle, e. campion; standing: s. mar-
osek, r. bradley, m. pres, s. holzer, s. gunyon, b. smith

| sophomores: kneeling: d. tomes, |. simone, b. watson;
:

i thought you said bugs bunny was on

juniors: kneeling: b. baker, m. sollecito, s. balassone; seated: a. zamorski, c. eaton,
h. vanderbilt, v. gillis, |. talbott, k. king; standing: p. didio, e. coons, j. nye, c. petrick,
c. matthews, v. morgan, m. quattrini, n. short

when will you ever learn?

seniors: seated: r. petrick, e. whipple, p. cipolla, m. butler, a. roth; standing: b. martin,
e. krupa, g. smith, j. webber, b. gutberlet, s. burris, e. varulo

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psi gamma places first
in cigarette contest...

wins t.v. set... psi gam has members in sigma
pi sigma, signum laudis, kappa delta epsilon,
kappa mu epsilon, and mu lambda alpha...
ro petrick and pat woinoski were elected to
who’s who . . . pat won a seat on myskania

. ro served as editor of directory, grand
marshall, and associate editor of yearbook
. . » psi gam had two frosh camp counselors
... planned dinner dance at inn towne motel

. makes contribution of books to hawley li-
brary.

it’s what’s on top that counts

sophomores: front row: b. baker, k. killenbec, p. bishop, t. loveless;

sigma alpha

second row: |.

king, c. vito, h. messerole, t. sawyer; third row: m. wood, h. brewster, k. baker, r.

rybicki, k. kordts, m. dunajski, m. suss, b. leuthner, n. hager

and they say sororities are no good...

planned ‘‘spring affair’’

for weekend this year . . . sisters keep busy
- . . jackie lindsay heads student union or-
ganization as chairman. .. carol vito is chair-
man of college social calendar . . . bev
blencoe works as editor of the american
chemical society newspaper . . . judy strong
serves as president of w.a.a. . . . sig alph is
represented in kappa mu epsilon, kappa delta
epsilon, pi omega pi, and signum laudis . . .
sisters received directors cup for intramural
participation . . . placed in top five at holiday
sing this year . . . formed a scholarship
program for higher achievement . . . sig alph
gave money at christmas for adoption of
orphan.

mine’s

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bigger than yours

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seniors: front row: j. kovba, j. strong, m. soule; second row: d. sorumeeamy a. herron,
d. lockwood, c. gillespie, |. hammon, b. kupezyk, j. somerville, p. pfenning

a ¢ S my << a.
5 SS coca ae.

this little piggy went to...

juniors: front row: m. david, c. reynolds, m. anderson, k. reed;
second row: I. shearer, t. mac dowell, v. parker, s. bradish, d.
williamson, h. hamilton; third row: h. goldman, b. schuey, p. ben-
nett, b. blencoe, a. partise, b. bochnak, d. skinner, r. mandell, c.

polus

i took this?

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GEREN oe a.

Mf
.

front row: p. manitta, b. ryan, a. delifini.
second row: j. fraley, t. wisner, e. mulligan.

SS SSSI
Scar

front row: d. flagg, d. gray, m. danko, j. thorpe.
second row: p. fisher, f. richardson, d. neville, b. mc carthy.

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.

. we are sober ever .

sls celebrates 25th
anniversary

at annual spring weekend . . . . activities of
the brothers center around the house at 233
western, the “t” and the stadium . . . annual
formal rush “rat mort” is usual bohemian blast
-- . escape of cecil, the hamster, creates merry
chase as rodent travels through walls to the
basement . . . homecoming float features sad-
dle shoe and theme “step lively state” .
intramural victories put softball team on top
in first and third leagues . . . fred rawe, ‘65
class president, leads sophomores to rivalry
win .. . howie woodruff and pete fisher serve
on myskania . . . ace mccarthy and howie
woodruff elected to whos who . . . president
don gray also presides over the kitchen as
chief cook.

gee, officer krumpke, we're deprived
on account of we’re depraved!

front row: m. zakis, d. dye, b. quigley, c. —
second row: p. briggs, t. roche, b. angell, d. sarnowski, j. vrtiak.

SHORTERRS

posry

this bird’s done for

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sophomores: front row: a. weiner; second row: r. brensilver, j. bollt, e. jacobs, b.
rausch, j. koblintz, h. lentz; third row: h. geduld, |. kaufman, p. gold, h. cooper-
man, s. cohen, |. washburn, c. rosenberg, |. sharrow, m. gusberti.

juniors: front row: c. cohn, r. samson, d. wexler, |. kerpel; second row: j. goodman,
j- aaron, r. solomon, e. reynolds, b. schner, |. steinberg, g. goldman.

sig phi inspires state
with “all state joins

in-brockport cant
Win...

sisters also sold pom poms to contribute to
the student association at homecoming .. .
located at 840 washington ave . . . sig phi
boasts of active sisters in dramatics, . . . gail
soffer assistant director of “murder in the
cathedral” . . . gerry goldman was veep of
debate council . . . sig phi has six sisters in
kme and kde . . . sisters support their sorority
with open houses and parties . . . transform
their house into a siamese palace for formal
dinner.

sig phi entertains faculty.

merry christmas—cha—cha—cha.

merriment by the moment.

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{xo initiates fraternity-
Sponsored lecture series

state’s youngest group celebrates second an-
niversary at party, february 16... higher
academic qualifications instituted for pledges
and initiates . . . designs new cover for ifc
perspectus . . . formal rush features “silver
Wheel” . . . addition of eighteen pledges to
freshmen class . . . charlie baker works as
public relations editor of the state university
news ... bob sargeant presides over student
union organization . . . debate club headed gear oe
by jon strickland . . . jim hottois serves as the pledge committee appears to be scheming
technical manager of wsua... doug peterson

captains gymnastic team and manages soc-

cer team . . . rich robelotto acts as publicity MN
director of athletic department . . . don diltz i

is president of madison house.
better make that 2. 0

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i i tanding: j.
sophomores: seated: i. slenker, d. simons, h. kenyon, b. branick, a. mc call s g: j
hottois, j. morrell, j. morgan, b. maurer

soon they will become a dis-

txo pledges attend one of their first meetings . . .
tinct group

Cite * C.

Sere ae naneaanerreunseeen—emerean oe

juniors and seniors: seated: |. packman, d. crystal, b. sargeant. standing: r. milewski,
c. baker, d. moore, b. gibson

State hooters go 4-6 for season

another great save by goalie gary penfield

garciamen score 20 goals during season. . .
broomfield high with 6. . . broomfield scores

4 against plattsburg . . . penfield voted most
valuable player by teammates . . . penfield
all-state honorable mention . . . seamon,

broomfield receive all-conference honors. . .
borys kozielski and gary smith to captain
next years squad.

penfield boots the ball out of the goal with his usual great form

164

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o.k., what are we going to do now?

good footwork, you faked him out

co-captain ed broomfield displays hustle against r.p.i.

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cross country: a promising new sport at state

another victory for robinson

robinson starts to

move up

a fine finish

cross country team wins 5, loses 1 in dual

meets . . . tom robinson undefeated in dual
meets . . . robinson sets siena and lemoyne
course records . . . bronson most improved
two year runner . . . tuttle most improved one
year runner . . . team places seventh at
lemoyne invitational . . . places thirteenth at
canisius invitational . . . promises to be-

come a strong varsity sport in the future .. .
more depth will be added next year.

srapplers end season with 4-6 record

monaco high man with 38 points . . . quickest
pin recorded by woytowich at 2:26... dick
board scored 5 pins and 34 points . . . mon-
aco has nine straight wins and best record
with 11 and 1... board and monaco finish-
ed second in nysiwc meet at oswego. .
robelotto finished third in the nysiwc .. .
team is young and promising.

now what is he doing?

be a tiger!

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a tteeneaes
backcourt man joe laudis moves the ball around a merrimack defender

what do you mean you’re tired?

co-captain jim oppedisano goes up for 2

dah. . . what's the chance?
soph dan zeh outjumps opponent

junior paul sheehan presses merrimack opponent

dr. savers ed.d. or m.d.?

peds finish regular season with a disappoint-
ing 11-10 mark ... 5 of the loses by 2 points
or less . . . dick crossett named to state all-
tournament all-stars of cortland . . . jim op-
pedisano scored 366 points for the year...
crossett tallied 365 while making better than
50% of his field shots . . .. crossett named to
first team all-stars in siena christmas tourney
... peds romped oswego and buffalo state in
cortland . . . lost final to potsdam 49-40 in
final . . . finish third in siena tourney.

168 . 169

2
State sluggers go 6-10 for the season

crack, a ped slugger drills the ball down the right field line

a ped legs out an infield hit

the ‘62 baseball peds finished the season with
a 6-10 record... lack of pitching depth prov-
ed to be the downfall of the ped attack...
four sophomores showed a great deal of
promise for the ‘63 season... tony macaluso
ended the year with a respectable .342 bat-
ting average . . . paul sheehan and gary
smith delivered with clutch hits throughout
the season .’. . ray weeks pitched several fine
games . . . senior dick mann was voted the
most valuable player and batted .350 for
the team high . . . joe thorpe, a transfer from
cobleskill, chalked up half the victories for
the year ... seniors mike camarata and gary
‘ penfield are to captain the ‘63 squad.

hey coach, is this your bottle of . ..

a good stance

drop the bunt down the first base line

it’s a hit

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|
racqueters finish season at 4-4

watch that line

senior dave baum finished his college career
with a record of 32 wins, 6 losses over 4
years of varsity play . . . soph bob seaman
compiled 7-1 record...sophs john barthelmes
and john sturtevant finished at 6-2. . . sturde-
vant to captain ‘63 squad .. . team will miss
baum but last year’s frosh ed wolner and
keith costello promise to add depth this
spring: :

captain dave baum makes
another great save

fencing society consists of about 15 members
. . . meets once a week in sayles gym...
receives instruction in foil fencing .. . frank
e. collins coaches the team . . . engages in
matches with local clubs . . . financed by
membership dues . . . looking forward to
instruction with epee and sabre . . . open to
all students.

now try that move again

en garde!

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varsity
cheerleaders

kneeling: c. rydell, j. fagan, standing: j. izzo, p.
some advice from the “pro” city. | ome

golf team won 3, lost 4, tied 1 in meets last
spring . . . third in the state university meet

frosh
at oswego, 14 strokes behind cortland and = a — a/ 2 ' 3 Pegs - [a _
Moresfpewwspepestecs stp ~ | Sea I scheerleaders

in 36 holes, finished sixth in a twelve team
field . . . bill nelson captains, this years
squad . . . varsity shows more power this
year with addition of fred maurer . . . maurer
was last years outstanding frosh player who
shot a 75 in ecac tourney.

Renmei LAREN! RENNER semen

v. kominowski, g. borys, t. marco, n. schaeffer,

keep that head down, j. leone

amia program in full swing |

why do the girls have to be over there?

sls quarterback gets good protection against eep

*
eRe a eR

eep takes the title in football ce ee eee

| the eep line puts the rush on the all-stars things get tense during the all-star game

hey, i thought this was touch football |

een sweeps the

eee tale.’

two on one

al,

four basketball leagues

get that ball!!

don’t just stand there, do something!

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unknowns take the amia scratch league

good form displayed by unknowns, ken outman

unknowns’ dave roegner outstanding bowler
in first league . . . roegner has high single
game with 246 . . . handicap league lead
by apa with kb and bombers close behind
. . . it was unknowns fine steady bowling that
created the margin in the first league.

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between the one and three pins

check the footwork

was offers a full year program

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basketball

front row: g. smith, r. seaman, e. wolner, p. harney, m. miller; back row: p. schroeck,
|. bergen, e. broomfield, |. ospina, t. flanagan, d. peterson, manager

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zillor, b. mcbride, s. doleski, b. bronson, d. sarnowski, mr. munsey;
missing: d. tuttle, m. nickles, r. kujawski

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r. verrigni, t. jones, e. sarno, j. bennett, a. brunelle, r. board, j. wytowich, r. robolotto,

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r. kent, r. kalfas, |. thomas
state opp.
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184 185
aa board: mr. tibbetts, m. caulfield, d. jenks, k. gifford, mr. hathaway,
missing: c. crowley

now listen guys

amia, seated: j. millard, |. costello; standing:
e. fitzgerald, missing: e. budnikas

amia, aa board, waa

amia and waa
program sports
the year round

the association of men’s intramural activities
offersa full year schedule of sports activities
for the men at state . . . the amia sets the
rules and regulations as well as scheduling
the programs .. . at the end of the year,
trophys are presented to the championship
teams at the annual sports awards banquet...

the athletic advisory board directs and super-
vises all intercollegiate athletics at sua...
the aa board drafts the annual budget for
the sports program as well as sponsors the
annual awards banquet...

86, thats not too bad
goal line stand

the women’s athletic association provides ath-
letic recreation for the women at albany...
the waa sponsors intramural competition and
presents trophies to the top teams at the end
of the school year . . . the honor council is
the highest honor presented by the waa...
to achieve this award a girl has to be senior
with good academic, social, and athletic
standing.

sp LE

waa, seated: b. blencoe, p. macdowell, j. strong, m. tucker, |. krepp, c.
walker, c. darby, standing: s. holzer, miss huxley, s. cohen, m. lewis, p.
dulak, j. cordisco

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190

daniel g. allen, jr.
donald b. allen

pamela w. allen

ee evecivoov'™ | rammlins invade the state campus

joan e. arcuri

nancy h. altman janet a. arnold

september 11, 1999

helen vy. ashbery charles n. averill, jr. richard bailey

francis g. banta elaine barber rosemarie barbi

deanna abramson carolyn anderson

richard j. albano judith e. anderson

nancy I. alden irene angelikos

dawn alexander helen angelikos

kathleen ann barran
gretta d. beck

kenneth bellantoni

chirley g. barnes sandra barnhart sandra baron

191

| nora j. bennett harriet f. berbary olivia a. bergen carol g. bergeron

caught up in the whirl, they quickly become
an integral part of campus life

lois brown linda bruder arthur v. brunelle jack buchalter

annem REET

rosanne s. bergman jeannie bivona shirley b. blanchard sonya blixt

|
edna |. breon edward broomfield sharon broomfield ivan brower

joanna burger

bette jane bohus alice j. bonis albert boosman stephen borgos helen bowers

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robert bundy =) | 4 r % -

192 193
diane |. burth
mary ruth bulter

celeste c. calio

winona a. carey

william b. carmello

william burnett

grayce s. burian pamela e. carter

sally burkin carolyn m. catto

sandra j. burris glenn c. champagne

phyllis f. chard

mary anne chariton

diane |. chiovini

rivalry breeds class spirit as
frosh take the lea

elizabeth a. christie albert r. ciejka phyllis e. cipolla

sally cheeseman

betty a. chipak

esther m. chichester
diane b. chittenden

andrew j. cibulsky
joyce d. cottone

audrey b. cramer lorraine crispell

robert cross stewart a. crowell

“ham’n yeggs” sparkles on stage,
but bluejays take the skit and the rivalry cup

susan g. cohen barrie m. cohn laurence coleman caroll a. colway

cornelia crowley mary a. cull constance i. culver mary e. cunnift nickole d’agostino

linda conca s. stephen condojani james conklin donald j. costello lynn k. costello

196 197 |
candace |. dal pan judith a. davis
milton m. danko nancy davis
bonnie e. davidson donna m. dayton
jean davis carolee a. de blaere

robert donohve lynn dorland june druian anne dugan ross e. dunn

it’s time to settle down

theodore r. dusanenko

agne edwards judith s. edwards mary lou eisenman roger a. ellwood

donald de fano janet dennis
carol a.de gennaro mary ellen di donna

donald de luca mary alice dobeck
philip j. de nova harriet doebler

marcia e. english joseph a. fall carol fallesen judith faville donald fear

|
5 week grades come as a big surprise

198

ronald feierstein judith a. fernandes robert s. fish peter n. fisher

mildred s. fletcher

frosh show spirit as ic no
hundreds run for senate

WHEN BETTER WOME.

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200

howard |. forster joan a. frost

sondra garbowitz dorothy a. gardner

by june, the class has shrunk,
but the serious students still remain

lois m. garrison mary i. gates sandra geesler anne h. gehring

annette c. gacek

susan gardner
phyllis graziano
maureen f. green

charles t. griffing

stephen a. giordano

gerald grigaitis don umberto guarino

carol a. gillespie glee gillies robert w. gleason judith grabel
katherine glass aileen gleason joan ann glenck alice r. graham
ingeborg m. r. goetze i i i
| g g g ann goldstein brian f. goodrich elizabeth hague
| waldtraut m. e. goetze marcia gottlieb margaret gottschalk judith hall

michael p. gould

susan gunther

barbara gutberlet

gay young sophomores return,
determined to win this time
victory has to he taken “with a grain of salt”
but the rivalry cup overflows

alice d. janick
richard j. jannotti
patricia a. jedrzejewski

joyce johnson

linda hammon harold c. hanson john |. harwick patricia r. herman annette m. herron

felicia held joanne e. heller joan herbert

jean a. hook marilyn |. horowitz patricia a. hoskin

rosalie s. hirko paul j. hoffman h. russell holze susanne m._holze

marilyn houghton charles r. hunter barbara j. iko

pat iorlano diane israel olga n. jadick

204 205

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206

mary |. johnson

dennis b. kagel
sharon kahler

louise kammire

leslie g. kaplan
john e. karl

barbara katz

eleanor kaufman

barbara a. kelly

linda c. kelley
richard b. kelly
stanley kennedy

roy knapp thomas g. knapp
mary |. komarowski jeanette kovba
eleanor a. krupa andrew d. kujawski

loretta kieras
patricia kirby
judith a. klafehn

sophomore buttons shine at moving up day

linda kolts
eileen r. krakower
patricia a. labalbo
judith laing joseph a. lamonica dorothy m. levine

jolly juniors organize...
organize... organize...

myra levine joyce a. lewis

donna m. lewis

mary lewis
jacqueline m. lindsay
helen lisosky

thomas locke

barbara a. lang linda lasselle margaret j. lazarou donna r. lockwood richard r. lockwood

richard p. lepak edwin levin cynthia r. levine john |. lohret brent a. lucas

208 209
joan e. ludwig richard g. lynch mary a. lynaugh lawrence mac donald irene macinski

dorothy matthy

william m. me carthy

edward mangelsdorf jack I. maranville rita t. marcellino

tramp... tramp... tramp students march on capitot

| john e. mason john c. mastrangelo
edward w. mc allister francis j. me carthy
barbara j. me clure barbara n. me laughlin
philip h. me millen carolyn merritt
anne margetanski adrienne |. marosek richard marshall barbara a. martin david martin
210 | 211

adrien b. meskin

joseph a. mertik

arnold metzold

joan p. meyers dianne v. miller

myrna r. nadel

faye nadler
judith nelson

doris u. muhlich louise muir

dorothy s. miller john p. mulloy

james w. morgan

ee ; ; — emily s. morlock
rose marie mincar diane mogavero claudia mohr judith mohr Y

: : ‘ h ich mary moscinski
regina b. mitter anne c. molis allan h. monroe richard ¢. moore
james r. osterhout oliver j. orton donna p. pacelli arlene paciunas rosita palabay

richard d. palermo mary j. parker john e. passant

nancy m. nelson william f. nelson sandra nestork david neville evelyn a. nickel

m. kalista nichols donald r. noble jr. martha a. norton ronald ¢. obach raymond d. o’brien

mary j. o’keefe barbara a. olszowy james oppedisano judith m. ormiston linda |. ostrander

214 215

hundreds of dollars worth of pretzels
consumed at junior weekend party

mary a. pribis patrick j. pulcini priscilla putman william a. quattrociocchi jane m. quay

ann e. prior

gael a. pattee gary m. penfield
anita c. pepe sandra b. peterson

rosemary e. petrick

patricia k. pfenning

paul f. piela
alan |. pierce

suzanne platt

frieda |. rapp patricia a. reagan a. loverre reis alice e. rendert adele ribak

ron | ; . . . . . . .
ald h. richley carol a. rider carol ripic christine robinson constance I. roe |

216
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katherine schmidt
kenneth d. schroder

joan m. schwartz

muriel e. scott

edmund |. sarno
thomas jay satterlee
john m. scally

geraldine r. schleifer

david f. roegner bruce a. rogers

deborah rosen patricia rosinski jean a. ross

arlene roth karen |. rothaupt thomas rourke

william f. rushby hugh d. ryan lawrence ryan barbara b. salvato barbara samuels

david j. sidney
merike silbey
william simmons

alice m. slocum

canes tap and hats fly at moving up day

elizabeth segreto

norman seidelman
isabella i. sharpe

carol shuckrow

218 219

merton h. sutherland

elizabeth sloger evelyn s. small gloria smith sharon m. smith joan s. snyder alan a. tamaroff irene tarnawa harold r. thornhill, jr.

joan e. somerville barbara j. sorkin mary alice soule catherine spaulding augusta b. spellman toby h. tlusty robert |. todd teresa tomaszewski

grand ‘ole seniors triumphantly return

thomas swift

walter t. swindells

: donna m. szczepanowski
evelyn p. spock priscilla stehr barbara sternstein judy a. strong susan a. stubbs P

220 221

richard toth rose marie m. treccasi dorothy j. truskolaski clifford tryon jean m. tully

Student teaching comes...
and student teaching goes

dan twomey elvira varuolo judith a. van deloo carolyn vandenburg dale |. van epps

sally van riper linda vendetti judith e. vener alice vesneske thomas vianese

| 222

gail p. wackerow
jeanne w. wagner
carol |. walker

edith e. walter

edith m. walter
elaine ward
ralph h. ware

samuel warren

wendy warshof
janet m. wathier
henry weaver

mabel weaver

joan c. webber
audrey r. weiner
jill weitz

diane |. westcott

223

enid d. whipple george j. williams mare wiesenberg patricia a. woinoski
e. joyce williamson george r. wolff

donna |. wetsig
kathryn white linda white

carolyn d. wood
howard d. woodruff

ann e. worsnopp

dina |. winders susan a. winer frederick h. winsor irene a. wister

oremlins invent strip... yezzi’s really rocks

gail m. younglove louise m. yeager mary jane yanko carol zebroski

richard h. zachow mona ft. zandri mary lou zanker

224 225

“they've gone out from their alma mater...

john e. sarnowski

august 18, 1941-june 3, 1962

claire zebroski rosalind zeichner robert ziegler

marie zongrone joseph zwicklebaver lori |. zwicklebaver

226

227

228

Senior directory

deanna abramson
404 broadway, schenectady, ab social studies
frosh counselor, beta zeta, commuters club

margaret acheson
box 48, hyndsville, bs business

joan ackley
10 northrup ave., norwich, ab latin

william adams
501 w. 57 st., new york 19, ab

richard s. albano
r. d., hannacroix, bs biology
student union organization, newman club

nancy I. alden

lincoln boulevard, east moriches, bs business

phi beta lambda, student education association, student
christian association, distributive education club, pi omega
pi

dawn alexander

173 n. allen st., albany, bs business

daniel g. allen jr
1126 sheridan st., watertown, bs math

donald b. allen

84 charlton road, rochester, ab german

news, student union board, senate, wsua, campus com-
mission, handbook, moving up day, pedagogue, who’s who

pamela w. allen
1126 sheridan st., watertown, bs math
beta zeta, w.a.a., frosh counselor

gene altman
845 newton ave., baldwin, bs business
outing club, d.e. club

nancy h. altman

18 roosevelt st., monticello, ab english
forum of politics, kappa delta epsilon, pi gamma mu, sig-
num laudis

carolyn anderson
149 96 st., brooklyn 9, bs business
phi beta lambda, d.e. club

judith e. anderson ;
275 st. clair st., geneva, bs business

kevin anderson
200 bleeker st., gloversville, bs business

erene angelikos ; :
262 willett ave., port chester, ab social studies

helen angelikos
262 willett ave., port chester, ab social studies

penelope angelopoulos
203 front st., deposit, ab english

ursula h. anker :
201 hollywood ave., albany, ab english

joan appleyard
106 garfield pl., massapequa, ab math
gamma kappa phi, w.a.a.

joan arcuri
690 myrtle ave., albany, bs business

janet arnold
159 philadelphia st., saratoga springs, ab social studies

gamma kappa phi, w.a.a.

helen v. ashbery
5 hotaling st., baldwinsville, bs business

kappa delta epsilon, pi omega pi

charles n. averill jr.
17 lyon ave., menands, bs business
potter club, phi beta lambda

richard bailey

133 steinmetz homes, schenectady, ab math

charles baker
236 hooker ave., poughkeepsie, ab english
news, theta xi omega, president, i.f.g., vice-president

francis g. banta :
60 westbury ave., plainview, ab social studies
kappa beta, president

elaine barber
55 liebel st., albany, ab english honors

rosemaire barbi
9 mumford st., seneca falls, ab math
kappa mu epsilon, kappa delta epsilon

janet m. barlow
111 breman ave., mattydale, ab french
french club, outing club, channing club, student peace

group

shirley g. barnes
barryville, ab math

Ww.da.d.

sandra barnhart
33 lake ave., lancaster, ab social studies

sandra baron
383 mansion st., poughkeepsie, bs business

kappa delta

kathleen a. barran
8014 n. division st., auburn, ab english
newman club

thomas |. bartlow
morton-hamlin road, morton, bs math
s.c.a., kappa mu epsilon, dean’s list

paul batsha
98-39 65 road, queens 74, ab english
forum of politics

gretta d. beck

transit road, east amherst, ab social studies

music council, beta zeta, kappa delta epsilon, president,
pi gamma mu, president, signum laudis

kyla becker

16 moreland ave., albany, ab english

kenneth j. bellantoni
whippoorwill road, armonk, ab social studies
frosh counselor, student advisor, kappa beta, dean’s list

nora j. bennett
53 west river st., ilion, ab english
i.v.c.f.

harriet f. berbary
376 spruce st., north tonawanda, ab english
i.f.g., d. and a. council, orchestra, w.a.a., phi delta

olivia a. bergen
r.d. 1, trumansburg, ab english
biology club, signum laudis, kappa delta epsilon

carol gillick bergeron
88 willett st., albany, ab english
gamma kappa phi.

rosanne s. bergman
30 porterfield pl., freeport, bs businéss
d.e. club

jeannie s. bivona
m.d. 29, little britain road, newburgh, ab social studies
gamma kappa phi, dean’s list

shirley bowler blanchard

40 first ave., broadalbin, ab english
pedagogue, editor, cabinet minister,
gamma kappa phi, who’s who

sonya I. blixt
23 barker st., jamestown, ab math
pi gamma mu, kappa mu epslion

bette j. bohus
loughberry road, saratoga springs, ab english
newman club, debate council, dean’s list

alice j. bonis
91 seminary ave., binghamton, ab math
kappa mu epsilon, mu lambda alpha

albert boosman
1990 new scotland ave., slingerlands, bs biology

stephen j borgos

152 main st., so. glens falls, bs business administration
potter club, newman club, president, senate, camp board,
d.e. club, a.m.i.a., outing club, who’s who

susan bouplon
197 church st., hoosick falls, ab english

lucy bovie
box 3, hoosick, ab math

helen bowers
4 kent st., albany, ab social studies

edna |. breon
615-f utah ave., plattsburgh a.f.b., ab english

edward broomfield
540 madison ave., albany, bs math
potter club

sharon broomfield
540 madison ave., albany, ab french
chi sigma theta

ivan brower
100 morton ave., albany, ab math

evelyn brown
1130 n. country club dr., schenectady, ab english

lois u. brown
158 main st., so. glens falls, ab latin
smiles

roxana brown
lakeside dr., r.d., 1, mayfield, ab french

linda bruder
32 helmer ave., dolgeville, ab social studies

arthur v. brunelle jr.
2380 cleveland st., north bellmore, bs math
kappa beta, cross country, wrestling

jack buchalter
46 main st., monsey, bs math

joanna burger

1221 feray rd., schenectady, bs biology

biology club, president, forum of politics, tri beta, presi-
dent, mock senate

grayce s. burian
351 state st., albany, ab english

sally burkin
21 swan lane rd., liberty, bs science

william h. burnett

79 roeckel ave., valley stream, bs accounting

myskania, a.m.i.a., senate, frosh weekend director, alpha
pi alpha, all-college reception, co-chairman, moving up
day speaker, who’s who

sandra j. burris
25 e. water st., friendship, ab french
psi gamma

diane I. burth
407 miller st., oriskany, ab social studies
biology club, band, collegiate singers, s.e.a.

mary ruth butler

821 front st., greenport, ab french

psi gamma, campus commission, newman club, kappa delta
epsilon, mu lambda alpha

patrick cahill
16 borthwick ave., delmar, ab social studies

robert f. calimeri
9 orchard st., auburn, bs biology
sigma lambda sigma

celeste c. calio
10 priscilla lane, poughkeepsie, bs business
kappa delta epsilon, pi omega pi

martin camarata
little fresh pond rd., southampton, bs business

judith f. campbell
101 eastside dr., ballston lake, ab english
beta zeta, state college revue

winona m. carey
19 june dr., loudonville, ab english

kappa delta, kappa delta epsilon

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230

maria carillo
607 5th., brooklyn, ab spanish

william b. carmello
136 washington ave., albany, bs business
varsity basketball, potter club

pamela carter
6042 c. maine rd., plattsburg, bs biology
phi delta, myskania, campus queen, who’s who

joseph cassella
AO 8th st., waterford, bs business

carolyn m. catto
514 park pl., auburn, ab english
state college revue

donna caulfield
205 broadway, watervliet, ab spanish
kappa delta epsilon, signum laudis

glenn c. champagne
89 west main st., malone, bs biology
beta beta beta, vice-president

phyllis f. chard
320 fourth ave., frankfort, bs business
phi beta lambda, student accociation secretary

mary anne chariton
257 bates ave., oneida, ab english

sally s. cheeseman
215 first st., liverpool, ab english

esther m. chichester
13 elm st., mt. morris, ab english
s.e.a., newman club

diane I. chiovini
main st., schodack landing, bs business
commuters club, phi beta lambda

betty a. chipak
285 prospect st., binghamton, bs chemistry
phi delta, state college revue

diane butler chittenden
369 cleveland ave., oneida, bs business
commerce club, phi beta lambda

elizabeth a. christie
37 edwards rd., troy, bs business
pi omega pi, signum laudis

andrew j. cibulsky

81 c.f.j. boulevard, johnson city, ab social studies
varsity basketball, sophomore class president, kappa phi
kappa, myskania, who’s who, kappa beta

albert r. ciejka

258 central ave.,cohoes, bs math

freshman basketball and baseball, varsity soccer, potter
club

phyllis e. cipolla
222 south main st., mt. morris, ab social studies
psi gamma, president

susan gersten cohen
284 western ave., albany, ab math
gamma kappa phi, w.a.a., kappa mu epsilon

barrie m. cohn
110 post ave., new york 34, ab french
state college revue, kappa delta

laurence coleman
215 roosevelt ave., freeport, ab social studies
alpha pi alpha, president, who’s who

caroll a. colway

376 genesee st., rochester, ab social studies

smiles, senate, gamma kappa phi, kappa mu epsilon,
c.a.i.t. court

linda conca
division st., sag harbor, ab social studies

s. stephen condojani

301 east main st., malone, bs business

freshman class president, student association, president and
vice-president, who’s who, kappa beta

james conklin
route 32, highland mills, ab social studies
campus commission, s.c.a., cabinet minister, class marshall

bart b. conte
9 wellington rd., scotia, bs business

vincent corbacio
284 e. main st., middletown, ab english

donald j. costello
72 frankel blvd., merrick, bs physics
state university theater, suppression

lynn k. costello

89 south seneca st., weedsport, ab social studies
a.m.i.a., president, athletic advisory board, i.f.c., vice-
president

joyce d. cottone

grand gorge, ab english

newman club, state college revue, kappa delta epsilon,
pi gamma mu, signum laudis

audrey b. cramer
south rutland, bs business
psi gamma, phi beta lambda

clifford creech
33 so. lake ave., albany, bs biology

lorraine crispell
r.d. 1, wallkill, ab spanish
beta zeta, president

robert r. cross jr.
r.d. 1, sloansville, ab english
potter club

william crotty
10 lafayette st., whitehall, bs math

steward a. crowell
r.f.d. 2, wallkill, ab social studies
s.e.a., potter club

cornelia crowley
r.f.d. 1, great valley, ab social studies
beta zeta, myskania, who’s who, rivalry committee, cheer

leader

mary a. cull

r.d. 1, ballston spa, ab english

senate, gamma kappa phi, student advisor, frosh coun-
selor, who’s who

constance i. culver
2 hillcrest dr., rochester 11, ab math
pedagogue, phi delta, myskania, who’s who

mary e. cunniff
109 masten ave., cohoes, ab latin
newman club

gerald dackerman
117-29 nashville blvd., cambria heights, ab english

nickole d’agostino
64 rexford ave., norwich, ab english

candance I. dal pan

108 cedric ave., nedrow, bs math

kappa delta, senate, frosh couselor, student advisor, kappa
delta epsilon, kappa mu epsilon, who’s who

vito d’angelico
200 green st., albany, bs business
potter club

milton danko
1 buxton st., schenectady, bs accounting

bonnie e. davidson
11 kirby st., bainbridge, bs business
chi sigma theta, student association secretary

jean davis

chi sigma theta, president

box 66, lakemont, bs business
chi sigma theta, president

judith a. davis
71 oak st., hudson falls, bs chemistry
chi sigma theta

nancy davis
95 elder st., schenectady, ab english

donna m. dayton
box 303, highland, ab english
sigma phi sigma

carolee a. de blaere
cedar pond road, stony point, ab english
newman club, outing club, s.e.a., suppression

donald defano :
rt. 9Yw & lasher rd., selkirk, ab english honors
primer

carol degennaro
1333 grosvenor square, schenectady, bs business
phi beta lambda, pi omega pi, signum laudis

donald deluca
527 hattie st., schenectady, bs business

janet dennis
51 oak drive, new hyde park, ab english

r. william dickinson
r.d. 4, box 224, troy, bs accounting

mary ellen didonna

1024 second st., rensselaer, ab french

les innovateurs, primer, kappa delta epsilon, mu lambda
alpha, president, signum laudis

mary alice dobeck
5 turnstile dr., albany, ab social science
psi gamma, w.a.a.

harriet a. doebler
454 main st., catskill, ab math

robert j. donahue
49 greenwood ave., mechanicville, ab social studies

lynn f. dorland
r.d. 1, jefferson, ab social studies
sigma alpha

june r. druian

23 crag court, west islip, bs business

phi delta, president, election commission, commissioner,
w.a.a., d.e. club, myskania, frosh counselor, kappa delta
epsilon, pi omega pi, who’s who

anne dugan

404 west 4th., fulton, ab social studies

news, editor-in-chief, handbook, gamma kappa phi, pi
gamma mu, kappa delta epsilon, who’s who

ross e. dunn

215 erie st., little valley, ab social studies

forum of politics, president, christian science organization,
president, cabinet minister, kappa beta, mu lambda alpha,
—o laudis, college ambassador, wheelock award, who’s
who

theodore r. dusanenko

5 hickory dr., new york, bs math

senate, myskania, homecoming, co-chairman, wrestling,
alpha pi alpha, who’s who

edward dwyer
164 s. seward ave., auburn, ab social studies

agnes t. edwards
4 fourth ave., rensselaer, ab social studies

judith edwards
249 dewey ave., buffalo, bs business

mary lou eisenman

1127 mcquade ave., utica, ab english
news, kappa delta, president, cabinet minister, state fair,
co-chairman, junior prom queen, campus queen attendant,
who’s who

roger a. ellwood
338 sweezy ave., riverhead, ab social studies

marcia e. english

223 columbia ave., syracuse, bs business

kappa delta, vice-president, cabinet minister, frosh coun-
selor, student guides, co-chairman, pi omega pi, kappa
delta epsilon, student advisor, who’s who

232

joseph a. fall
17 white st, schenectady, bs businesss

carol fallesen
39 chapel st., mt. morris, ab social studies

victor faubert
route 2, hammond, ab french

judith faville
cassville, ab social studies
kappa delta, frosh counselor

donald fear
10 cherry st., gloversville, ab social studies
kappa beta

ronald feierstein
1788 e. 15th st., brooklyn, ab social studies

judith a. fernandes
500 milton rd., rye, ab english
pedagogue, phi delta, election commission

robert s. fish
520 e. 20th., new york 9, ab english
smiles, wrestling, kappa beta

peter n. fisher

103 east st., fort edward, bs biology

senate, s.u.b., frosh counselor, rivalry committee, news,
state fair co-chairman, newman club, outing club, myska-
nia, senior class vice-president, sigma lambda sigma

mildred s. fletcher
118 north school st., carthage, ab english
beta zeta, frosh counselor, who’s who

francis flores
4 liberty pl., hudson falls, bs biology

mildred floser
201 benson st., albany, bs math
psi gamma

linda forbriger
box 313, palmer station, corinth, ab math

howard I. forster
r.f.d. box 1075, athens, bs math
a.m.i.a., sigma pi sigma, kappa mu epsilon

william frankonis
45 s. lake ave., albany, ab english
news, editor-in-chief

joan a. frost
13th st., verplanck, bs business
phi delta, vice-president, phi beta lambda

robert fundy
1432 west 5th st., brooklyn 4, a social studies
dramatics

annette c. gacek
2260 - 7th ave., troy, ab english
signum laudis, mu lambda alpha

anthony gambino
rt., 144, new baltimore, bs

sondra garbowitz
955 albany st., schenectady, ab english
sigma phi sigma

dorothy a. gardner

1240 west first st., elmira, ab social studies

music council, press bureau, state college revue, collegiate
singers, signum laudis, kappa delta epsilon, pi gamma mu

susan gardner
258 stoodley pl., schenectady, ab social studies
pi gamma mu, signum laudis, gamma kappa phi

lois m. garrison
8 fuller terrace, albany, bs business
commuters club, phi beta lambda, pi omega pi

mary i. gates
3132 old state rd., schenectady, ab social studies
newman club, i.f.g., commuters club, s.e.a.

joan gavin
41 robert dr., albany, ab english

sandra geesler
north lawrence, ab social studies

anne h. gehring
532 west seneca turnpike, syracuse, ab social studies

patrick geraghty
3 rumsey st., seneca falls, ab french

sandra gerrish
292 washington ave., albany, ab english

kenneth gifford
brown rd., newfane, bs math

carol a. gillespie
haines falls, ab social studies
sigma alpha, w.a.a.

natalie clark gillette

star route, canton, ab english

s.c.a., cabinet minister, canterbury club, music council,
women’s chorus, collegiate singers, kappa delta epsilon

glee gillies
box 492, bedford village, ab spanish

stephen a. giordano
64 leonard dr., massapaqua, ab spanish
music council, orchestra, mu lambda alpha

e. kathleen glass
556 new york ave., baldwin, bs math

aileen gleason
p.o. box 8, mt. marion, ab spanish

robert w. gleason
1990 new scotland rd., slingerlands, ab social studies

kappa phi kappa

joan a. glenck
22 wilshire dr., delmar, ab english

william gock
41 wooldland ave., poughkeepsie, ab english

ingeborg m. goetze
mill road, westerlo, ab english
s.c.a., dramatics

waldtraut m. goetze
mill road, westerlo, ab english
s.c.a., dramatics

ann goldstein
swan lake, ab social studies
sigma phi sigma, hillel

brian f. goodrich
hunter, bs math
kappa mu epsilon, kappa phi kappa, signum laudis

william gorgos
109 morgan rd., binghamton, bs chemistry
kappa beta

marcia gottlieb

114-33 224th st., cambria heights, queens, ab social stu-
dies

forum of politics, hillel

margaret r. gottschalk
hankins, bs business
phi beta lambda, newman club

michael p. gould
204 east 58th st., brooklyn 3, ab english
suppression

raymond gould
r.f.d. 1, north creek, ab english

rhoda h. gould
2437 jerusalem rd., eden, ab spanish

judith grabel
37 bruce lane, westbury, ab english

alice ross graham
25 euclid ave., delmar, ab french
mu lambda alpha, kappa delta epsilon, signum laudis

donald gray
12 backman ave., ellenville, bs math
sigma lambda sigma

phyllis graziano
8 homestead ave., highland falls, ab english
beta zeto

maureen f. green
220-21 77th ave., bayside 64, ab social studies
sigma phi sigma, hillel, kappa delta epsilon

ronald green
4 trask rd., jamestown, ab english

charles t. griffing
thomas st., shelter island, ab english
alpha pi alpha

gerald grigaitis
141 second st., albany, bs biology

don umberto guarino
310 emerson st., rochester, bs biology

susan gunther
20 mettowee st., granville, ab english

carolyn guresz
182 berkley ave., cohoes, ab social studies

barbara j. gutberlet
93 thornton rd., rochester, ab spanish
pedagogue, directory, editor, psi gamma

elizabeth hague
penrose park, tannersville, ab english

douglas hall
77 center st., chatham, bs physics

judith hall

22 grove st., massena, ab math

linda hammon
fox road, marcy, ab social studies
sigma alpha, w.a.a.

barbara reed hancher
lewis rd., holland, bs biology
psi gamma

harold c. hanson
r.d. 2, copperstown, ab social studies

john |. harwick
218-20 134th rd., springfield gardens, new york 13, ab
social studies dramatics, all college reception

linda haswell
189 east ave., saratoga springs, ab social studies

clayton hawks
198 western ave., albany, ab social studies
theta xi omega

susan ryan hawks
198 western ave., albany, ab social studies
sigma alpha

david hedges
halsey st., bridgehampton, bs math

felicia held
1075 helderberg ave., schenectady, ab english
sigma phi sigma, kappa delta epsilon

joannie e. heller
60 lakeview park, rochester, bs math
sigma alpha

fred henson
16 bailey ave., patchogue, ab social studies

joan herbert
paquatuck terrace, east moriches, ab latin
kappa delta epsilon

patricia r. herman
dunbar rd., attica, bs biology
beta beta beta

annette m. herron

r.d. 1, canajoharie, bs math

sigma alpha, s.c.a., i.v.c.f., women’s chorus, collegiate
singers, kappa mu epsilon

233

i a a aaa ea

rosalie sosenko hirko
46 berwin st., johnson city, bs math

gerald hisert
r.d. 2, fort plain, bs accounting

beverly hoesterey
39 randolph st., rochester 21, ab social studies
sigma alpha

paul j. hoffman
291 corliss ave., johnson city, ab german
fencing society, statesmen, all college reception, german

club

william hoffman
19 borthwick ave., delmar, bs chemistry

h. russell holze
800 madison ave., albany, bs math
potter club

susan m. holze
800 madison ave., albany, bs math

jean a. hook
207 kemball ave., staten island 14, ab social studies

james k. hooker
47 morris st., albany, bs accounting
d.e. club, kappa phi kappa

elizabeth hopkins
r.d. kinderhook, ab english

marilyn lieberman horowitz
718 madison ave., albany, ab latin
psi gamma

patricia a. hoskin
109 union place, lynbrook, ab english
sigma alpha

marilyn houghton
eschenevus, ab english
beta zeta

charles r. hunter
delhi, bs business
alpha pi alpha

george hurlburt
167 w. main st., malone
potter club

barbara j. iko
violet ave., hyde park, ab math
phi delta

pat iorlano
100 univoice st., maybrook, bs biology
biology club, beta beta beta

diane israel
163 south william st., newburg, bs biology
debate council

olga n. jadick
102 verplanck ave., beacon, ab social studies

* 1
canterbury club, s.c.a., s.e.a., kappa delta epsilon, dean’s
list

alice dean janick
187 sherman st., albany, ab latin
kappa delta epsilon

david: janick
187 sherman st., albany, bs accounting

richard j. jannotti
m.d. 23, cedar ave., newburg, bs accounting
d.e. club, phi beta lambda, s.e.a., pi omega pi, dean’s list

david jarvis
1904 broad st., schenectady, bs math

patricia a. jedrzejewski

26 van derveer ave., amsterdam, bs math

newman club, frosh counselor, student advisor, beta zeta,
kappa delta epsilon, kappa mu epsilon, signum laudis

joyce johnson
9 iron ave., chateaugay, bs math

mary lynn johnson
191 west quaker st., orchard park, ab english
beta zeta

dennis b.kagel
6 lorna lane, loudonville, bs business
phi beta lambda, d.e. club, wsua

sharon kahler
326 jennings st., endicott, ab french

edward kahrs
28 washington ave., albany, ab social studies

louise kammire
105 robie st., bath, bs business

leslie g. kaplan
1495 e. 28th st., brooklyn 29, ab spanish, french
hillel, sigma phi sigma

john karl
50 spruce st., schenectady, ab social studies

barbara katz
16 willey ave., liberty, ab english
orchestra, dance club, smiles

eleanor kaufman
8 prospect ave., ossining, bs business
kappa detta, phi beta lambda, de club

linda crecca kelley
49 central ave., albany, ab french

barbara a. kelly

274 wellington rd., so., garden city, ab french

les innovateurs, signum laudis, mu lambda alpha, kappa
delta epsilon

richard b. kelly

r.d. 1, broadalbin, ab social studies

senior class president, myskania, chairman, senate, parents
day co-chairman, handbook, co-editor, president water-
bury hall, frosh weekend, program director, kappa phi
kappa, who’s who

william kelly
poland, bs business

stanley kennedy
star route, georgetown, ab english
newmanite..

loretta kieras

128-69 brookville blvd., rosedale, ab german

s.e.a., smiles, women’s chorus, collegiate singers, dean’s
list, mu lambda alpha

patricia kirby
17 s. clinton st., poughkeepsie, ab english

judith a. klafehn

56 cosmos drive, rochester 16, ab social studies

beta zeta, kappa delta epsilon, pi gamma mu, signum
laudis

roy knapp
mill st., springville, ab social studies
alpha pi alpha

thomas g. knapp

160 western ave., altamont, ab social science
collegiate singers, band, music council, s.e.a., kappa phi
kappa

linda kolts
grand gorge, ab english
state college revue, who’s who

mary I. komarowski
8475 lake rd., barker, ab german
signum laudis, mu lambda alpha, kappa delta epsilon

jeanette kovba
andes, ab social studies
sigma alpha, s.u.b.

eileen r. krakower
2 baker st., poughkeepsie, ab english
smiles, hillel, sigma phi sigma

sheryll krey
dunnsville rd., r.d. 1, altamont, bs math

eleanor a. krupa
226 w. monroe st., little falls, bs math
psi gamma

andrew d. kujawski
28 bridge st., florida, bs physics

brigitte kupczyk
388 palmer rd., yonkers, bs chemistry
sigma alpha

patricia a. la balbo
416 main street, oneida, ab social studies
chi sigma theta, news

john lagorga
7 lakeview ave., clinton heights

judith laing
utley road, east otto, ab social studies
phi delta, kappa delta epsilon, mu lambda alpha

joseph a. lamonica
20 weeks street, jamestown, bs biology
kappa beta, senate, c.a.i.t. court

barbara a. lang
35-51 85 street, jackson heights, ab spanish
sigma phi sigma, hillel

linda lasselle

r.f.d. 2, saratoga springs, ab english honors

news, bru house council, s.c.a., kappa delta epsilon, who’s
who

margaret j. lazarou
184 east main street, amsterdam, bs business
student union board, phi beta lambda, dean’s list

richard p.lepak
243 melone village, auburn, ab social science
seanys

mary e. les veaux
12 freeman ave., middleport

edwin levin
752 myrtle ave., albany

cindy levine
23-49 bayswater ave., far rockaway

dorothy levine
24 n. main street, liberty, bs business
sigma phi sigma

myra levine
50 curtis place, bethpage, ab english
chorus

donna m. lewis
r.d. 2, middleburgh, bs business
gamma kappa phi, d.e. club, pi omega pi

mary lewis
34 birby street, bainbridge, bs business
phi beta lambda, student education association

joyce a. lewis

1454 water street, elmira, ab math

collegiate singers, women’s chorus, kappa mv epsilon,
kappa delta epsilon. mu lambda alpha

sylvia liccardi
29 virginia ave., poughkeepsie

jacqueline lindsay
7 notre dame, fort edward, ab social science
student union organization, sigma alpha, s.e.a.

ingeborg linsenbarth
randall road, ridge, ab english
sigma alpha

helen lisosky
2 stimpson ave., castleton
beta zeta

robert littlejohn
ahern apt. b-3, troy

thomas locke
908 emmet street, schenectady

david b lockwood
1034 washington ave, albany, ab social studies

donna lockwood
89 e. main street, wappingers falls, bs business
phi beta lambda, sigma alpha

238

donald noble
6 edmartm pl., hastings-on-hudson, ab

ellen m. nolan
351 mountain st., albany, ab social studies

martha a. norton
213 dwight ave., endicott, ab english
president east house, kappa delta

gail oakes
brushton, bs

ronald e. obach
107 van rensselaer ave., albany, ab math
potter club, a.m.i.a.

raymond d. o’brien
r.f.d.2, dexter, bs math
theta xi omega

daniel f. o’connell
50 the cresent, babylon, bs accounting
outing club, sigma lambda sigma, pi omega pi

mary j. o’keeffe
54 bradford st., albany, bs business
phi beta lambda, chi sigma theta, newman club

godwin olsen
285 lark st., albany, bs business

barbara a. olszowy
956 riverview rd., schenectady, bs business

phi delta, dean’s list

thomas o’neill
6 highland ave., cornwall, bs

james oppedisano
548 madison ave, albany
potter club, varsity basketball, who’s who

judith mack ormiston
webster crossing, ab social studies

oliver j. orton
route 82-a, stanfordville, ab social studies
newman club, biology club

regina orzel
75 miles standish rd., schenectady, ab

robert g. osborne
129 north amherst ave., schenetady, bs business

d.e. club

james osterhout
92314 albany st., schenectady, bs business
sigma lambda sigma

linda I. ostrander
29 green st., mechanicville, ab english

donna p. pacelli
9 mayflower dr., schenectady, bs math
s.e.a., sigma alpha, kappa delta epsilon, college theater

arlene paciunas

1003 cheyenne rd., scotia, ab latin

chi sigma theta, state college revue, all college reception,
signum laudis, kappa delta epsilon, mu lambda alpha,
who’s who

rosita palabay
maidstone park, east hampton, ab english
d. and a. council

richard palermo
267 elmont rd., elmont, ab

frederick parker
brant lake, bs math

mary j. parker

route 20, bouckville, bs math

s.e.a., gamma kappa phi, band, kappa mu epsilon,
kappa delta epsilon, signum laudis

john passant
box 128, e. schodack, ab history

gael pattee
11 north church st., schenectady, bs chemistry
phi delta

raymond patterson
355 delaware ave., delmar, ab

gary m. penfield

15-a pine st., rouses point, bs business

myskania, senate, varsity soccer, co-captain, varsity base-
ball, co-captain, potter club, president, campus chest co-
chairman, who’s who

anita c. pepe
18 north coleman rd., centereach, ab latin
kappa delta, election commission, newman club

john perrino
192 wickham ave., middletown, ab

beverly perry
3 cleveland ave., mayfield, ab english

sandra b. peterson
p.o. box 602, southampton, ab math
collegiate singers

rosemary e. petrick

293 clinton st., binghamton , bs physics

campus commission, grand marshall, senate, pedagogue,
psi gamma, news, directory, editor, state college revue,
moving up day skit, press bureau, moving up day junior
class speaker, signum laudis, sigma pi sigma, kappa mu
epsilon, r.c.a. scholarship, who’s who, dean’s list

patricia k. pfenning
551 everdell ave., west islip, bs business
newman club, sigma alpha, commerce club, phi beta

lambda

gerald pickard
holland patent, ab

paul f. piela
hays rd., r.d. 6, rensselaer, ab social studies

alan I. pierce
69 hanover st., wellsville, ab english
i.v.c.f,

roy r. pipitone
158 western ave., albany, bs business

suzanne platt

2951 cleveland ave., niagara falls, ab social studies
smiles, w.a.a., news, gamma kappa phi, president, frosh
counselor, student advisor, who’s who

robert pollero
greenwood lake, bs business

william powhida
9 cherry st., hudson falls, ab social studies

mary ann pribis

159 otsego st., ilion, bs physics

kappa delta epsilon, kappa mu epsilon, sigma pi sigma,
signum laudis

ann e. prior
box 121, nassau, bs math

patrick j. pulcini
51 yale ave., ossining, bs math
kappa beta, newman club

robert purcell
r.d. 1, granville, ab math

priscilla putman
r.d. 2, oneida, bs
sigma alpha, state college revue

william a. quattrociocchi
30 third ave., auburn, bs math
newman club, s.e.a., kappa mu epsilon

jane m. quay
115 lincoln ave., altamont, bs business
chi sigma theta, phi beta lambda

gary quick
37 gagg ave., glens falls, bs
alpha pi alpha

frieda |. rapp
box 616, rapp rd., monticello, bs business
chi sigma theta

patricia a. reagan
64 mygatt st., binghamton, ab french
phi delta

kenneth reed
114 center st., little valley, bs business

terrence reilly
16 clara st., corning, bs physics
pedagogue, photo service

a. loverre reis

624-76th st., niagara falls, bs physics

kappa phi kappa, president, science colloquium, physics
club, vice-president, dean’s list

alice e. rendert
r.d. 1, averill park, bs business

adele ribak
26 hopewell st., albany, bs business

david a. richards
194 delaware ave., albany, ab social studies

fay richardson
262 w. 5th st., oswego, bs
sigma lambda sigma

ronald h. richley

9151 lake rd., corfu, bs business

S.U.0., senate, state college revue, s.e.a., phi beta lambda,
homecoming penquin

carol a. rider

4865 iroquois ave., syracuse, ab social studies

outing club, vice-president, music council, president, hand-
book, collegiate singers

carol ripic
325 odell ave., endicott, ab english

christine robinson
4 euclid ave., delmar, ab
women’s chorus

constance I. roe
route 2, corning, ab french
les innovateurs, dance club

david I. roegner
150 northview terrace, rochester, ab social studies
s.c.a., collegiate singers, varsity bowling

bruce rogers
114 park ave., new city, bs
sigma pi sigma, kappa mu epsilon, kappa beta

david r. rood
12 south st., marcellus, ab social studies
potter club

deborah rosen
61-37 cloverdale blvd., bayside 64, ab
kappa delta

patricia a. rosinski
79 boulevard, kingston, ab latin
chi sigma theta

jean a. ross
126 south rutland st., watertown, ab math
phi delta

ralph ross
177 w. genesee st., auburn, ab

arlene m. roth
61-06 78th st., rego park 79, ab english
psi gamma

karen |. rothaupt
western ave., feura bush, bs biology
biology club, physics club, biotica, beta beta beta

judith kemp rothstein
54 s. main ave., albany, ab english
psi gamma

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thomas rourke
1935 ferguson st., schenectady, bs physics
kappa beta

david a. rowley
485 washington ave., albany, bs math
a.m.i.a., kappa beta

william f. rushby
port henry, ab social studies
student peace group, s.c.a., les innovateurs

marcia j. rust
columbia dr., east greenbush, bs math

hugh o. ryan
r.d. 1, greenwich, bs business
dean’s list

lawrence b. ryan
5 library pl., chatham, bs physics
kappa phi kappa

alex g. sabo
rt. 3, massena, bs math
varsity bowling, potter club

barbara b. salvato
150 jefferson hgts., catskill, ab math
intervarsity christian fellowship

barbara m. samuels
25 francine dr., amityville, ab english
psi gamma, newman club, seanys, directory

edmund I. sarno
347 bradhurst ave., hawthorne, bs math

thomas j. saterlee
rd. 1, coxsackie, bs math
outing club, president, frosh soccer

john m. scally
10 teunis st., albany, bs accounting

d.e. club

geraldine schleifer

409 sigmond st., freeport, bs math

senate, myskania, parents day co-chairman, commonstater,
frosh counselor, student advisor, kappa delta, who's who,
kappa delta epsilon, faculty-student committee, mud skit,
c.a.i.t. court, chairman

katherine schmidt

84-21 90th st., woodhaven 21, ab math

methodist student fellowship, president, women’s chorus,
collegiate singers, student christian association, kappa mu
epsilon, kappa delta epsilon

carl schrader
33 bradford st., albany, ab

kenneth d. schrader
9141 shepard rd., rd 2, batavia, bs math
varsity bowling

joan schwartz
2780 kingsbridge terrace, bronx 63, ab english

muriel e. scott
margaretville, bs business
phi beta lambda, d.e. club

elizabeth j. segreto
3 hillcrest ave., larchmont, ab english
phi delta, newman club, w.a.a.

norman seidelman
13 st., paul’s rd., hempstead, bs math

isabella k. sharpe
10 brookside ave., menands, bs biology
newman club, acs student affiliate

philip r. shaw
long lake, ab social studies
varsity soccer, baseball, alpha pi alpha

carol a. shuckrow
200 main st., kingston, ab english
psi gamma

david j. sidney
central bridge, bs math
student education association, sigma pi sigma

merike silbey
98-120 queens blvd., forest hills, ab english

william j. simmons
113 eagle st., utica, ab
alpha pi alpha

samuel singer
298 ostend pl., far rockaway, ab english

alice m. slocum
98 moeller st., binghamton, bs math

elizabeth a. sloger
west berne, ab social studies
chi sigma theta

evelyn s. small
18 west pierpont st., kingston, ab latin
outing club

garth b. smith
47 sweezy place, monroe, ab social studies
alpha pi alpha

gloria smith
245 broadway, menands, ab english
psi gamma, lutheran student association, directory

raymond p. smith
306 wildwood ave., salamanca, bs math
alpha pi alpha, myskania

sharon m. smith
98 highland ave., port washington, ab spanish and english
state college theater staff, stage college revue, co-director,
moving up day skit

joan s. snyder
20 brightside ave., central islip, ab english honors
intervarsity christian fellowship, kappa delta epsilon

joan e. sommerville
rural route, romulus, ab english
sigma alpha

barbara j. sorkin

17 richmond ave., hoosick falls, ab english

sigma phi sigma, state college revue, state college theater,
women’s chorus

mary alice soule
119 iroguois ave., watertown, ab social studies
sigma alpha, student christian association, w.a.a.

catherine spaulding

rd. 1, waverly, bs physics

student education association, student christian association,
methodist student fellowship

augusta b. spellman

89 eileen st., albany, bs biology

kappa delta, w.a.a., debate council, biology club, beta
beta beta

patsy f. spicci
5 samsondale ave., w. haverstraw, ab

evelyn puff spock
188 frederick st., peekskill, ab english
smiles, phi delta

eugene stanczyk
27 baker ave., s. glens falls, ab

priscilla stehr
17 van ness rd., beacon, ab english
student education association

barbara sternstein
275 hoosick st., troy, ab english

richard g. stewart
5 north clark ave., gloversville, bs

judy a. strong

van hornesville, bs chemistry

w.a.a., sigma alpha, orchestra, signum laudis, kappa mu
epsilon, kappa delta epsilon

susan a. stubbs
216 woodlawn ave., auburn, ab english

merton h. sutherland
hall, bs business
kappa beta

judith I. swearingen
206 western ave., albany, ab french

thomas swift
566 central ave., albany

walter swindells
126 academy ave., middletown, bs math

donna m. szczepanowski

69 water st., perry, bs math

state college revue, newman club, residence council, vice-
president

jack taibi
139 bay st., peekskill, ab

alan a. tamarofft
129 homestead ave., albany, bs business
hillel, phi beta lambda

irene tarnawa
446 n. bellinger st., herkimer, bs business

harold r. thornhill jr.

522 bailey ave., greenport, bs business

senate, campus commission, newman club, state college
revue, moving up day skit, kappa phi kappa

joseph thorpe
417 livingston ave., albany, bs business

fred thumhart
508 madison ave., albany, ab english

toby h. tlusty

1579 metropolitan ave., bronx 62, bs math
pedagogue, phi delta, state college revue, moving up day
skit, kappa delta epsilon

robert I. todd
downsville, ab social studies
s.e.a., kappa phi kappa

teresa tomaszewski
r.d. 2, middletown, ab social studies
phi delta, sayles hall president

edward torre
62 n. pine ave., albany, ab

richard toth
155 berry st., brooklyn, ab

rose marie treccasi
108 chestnut st., lynbrook, ab english
chi sigma theta

gary trudell
1217 cornell ave., binghamton, bs business
kappa beta

dorothy j. truskolaski

main rd., laurel, bs biology

state college revue, biology clulb, newman club, sigma
alpha

clifford e. tryon
swaggertown rd., scotia, bs accounting

jean m. tully

10 gregory st., oswego, ab english

senate, gamma kappa phi, handbook, all college recep-
tion, student advisor, who’s who

daniel twomey
r.d. 1, unadilla, bs business
potter club, newman club

judith a. van deloo
route 1, box 324, selkirk, ab social studies
pi gamma mu, kappa delta epsilon

carolyn vandenburg
luzerne rd., r.f.d. 3, glens falls, ab

dale I. van epps

rushville, ab english

freshman soccer, frosh counselor, senate, cabinet minister,
alpha pi alpha
242

sally van riper
r.d. 2, romulus, bs biology
smiles, senate, gamma kappa phi, student advisor

elvira varuolo
3932 william st., seaford, bs business
psi gamma

linda vendetti
1044 van antwerp rd., schenectady, bs business
newman club

judith e. vener
63 ten eyck ave., albany, bs business

alice vesneske
182 state st., albany, ab

thomas vianese

90 moeller st., binghamton, ab math

smiles, news, i.f.g., s.u.b., press bureau, kappa mu epsilon,
vice-president, mu lambda alpha, signum laudis

gail p. wackerow

27 pierce st., webster, ab spanish

state college revue, beta zeta, student association, col-
legiate singers, women’s chorus

jeanne wagner
1339 glenwood blvd., schenectady, ab social studies
psi gamma

gary wait
85 hetcheltown rd., scotia, ab history

carol I. walker
eagle bridge, ab social studies
w.a.a., gamma kappa phi

edward walsh
50 elberon pl., albany, ab chemistry

edith e. walter
box 202, r.d. 1, delanson, bs

edith m. walter
kinderhook, ab german
gamma kappa phi

abigail wanzer
22 woodridge ave., chatham, ab

elaine ward
158 home st., valley stream, ab
chi sigma theta

marvin j. ward
53 n. evergreen dr., selden, ab french, english
s.c.a., i.f.g., canterbury club, mu lambda alpha

ralph h. ware
938 salina st., watertown, ab english
s.c.a., band, statesmen, kappa phi kappa

alan warner
16 magee rd., glenmont, bs

samuel warren
67 steinmetz homes, schenectady, ab

wendy warshof
84 sherwood ave., ossinging, bs business
collegiate singers, pi omega pi, dean’s list

janet m. wathier
107 spruce tree lane, syracuse, ab math
w.a.a., gamma kappa phi

henry weaver
122 williams st., oneida, ab

mabel weaver
122 williams st., oneida, bs

joan c. webber
west lake rd., mayville, ab french
psi gamma, les innovateurs

audrey r. weiner
8 locust st., spring valley, ab english
sigma phi sigma, debate club

jill weitz
31 emerson rd., larchmont, ab math
kappa delta, debate council

darrell welch
43 monroe st., johnsville, ab

diane lehmone westcott
2009 pennsylvania ave., medford, ab french
phi delta

donna I. wetsig

deer river, bs math

cheerleaders, s.u.b., frosh counselor, phi delta, kappa mu
epsilon, kappa delta epsilon, signum laudis

nicholas t. whelden
403 sixth ave., north troy, ab english honors
primer, kappa phi kappa, signum laudis

enid d. whipple

box 206, morrisville, bs math

psi gamma, signum laudis, kappa delta epsilon, kappa mu
epsilon, sigma pi sigma, dean’s list

david b. whitaker
star route, hudson, bs business
a.m.i.a., commuters club, phi beta lambda, dean’s list

kathryn white
39 dolge ave., dolgeville, ab
psi gamma

linda p. white
405 myrtle ave., albany, ab english honors

gamma kappa phi, news, editor, signum laudis, kappa

delta epsilon

cynthia whitney
388 third st., albany, bs business

mare wiesenberg

329 simpson pl., peekskill, ab spanish

sigma lambda sigma, amia, frosh counselor, mu lambda
alpha

benjamin willard
11 pleasant view dr., lancaster, bs business

george j. williams
30 lower woods rd., new hartford, ab social studies
statesmen, music council, i.f.g., collegiate singers

robert e. williams
102 south allen st., albany, ab social studies
potter club, vice-president

e. joyce williamson
3361 gilchrist rd., argyle, ab social studies
news

wynnova willis
2484 troy rd., schenectady, ab

roger m. winchell
1031 ostrander pl., schenectady, bs accounting
pi omega pi, signum laudis

dina winders
4 campbell dr., albany, ab

susan a. winer
kathmandu, nepal, ab english

frederick h. winsor
guilford, bs math
kappa phi kappa

irene a. wister

spring hollow rd., r.d. 1, st. james, bs biology

news, debate council, president, biology club, frosh coun-
selor, o’brian forensic tournament, co-chairman, kappa
delta, beta beta beta, dean’s list

patricia a. woinoski

122 ten broeck ave., kingston, ab math, french
senate, myskania, smiles, music council, directory, hand-
book, co-editor, psi gamma, kappa mu epsilon, mu lambda
alpha, kappa delta epsilon, signum laudis, who’s who,
dean’s list

frederick wolf
43 elberon pl., albany, bs

george r. wolff
19 lake st., stillwater, bs business
kappa phi kappa, signum laudis

carolyn d. wood
r.d. 4, box 181, saugertiés, ab english
i.v.c.f.

howard d. woodruff

hinsdale, bs business

senate, rivalry chairman, state college revue, sigma lambda
sigma, news, student guides co-chairman, moving up day
skit, handbook, frosh counselor, all college reception,
myskania, who’s who

ronald woods
15 len court, kingston, bs business

ann e€&. worsnopp
280 oakview ave., oceanside, bs math
channing club, kappa delta epsilon

john m. woytowich
r.d. 1, richfield springs, bs math
wrestling, kappa beta

mary jane yanko
30 william st., st. johnsville, bs math
psi gamma

louise m. yeager
r.d. 1, alpine, ab math
kappa mu epsilon, kappa delta epsilon

gail younglove
red creek, ab

richard h. zachow
r.d. 1, hartwick, bs business
pi omega pi

mona t. zandri
admas ave., cohoes, ab latin
chi sigma theta

marylou zanker
r.d. 1, binghamton, bs business
wsua, phi beta lambda

carol zebroski
north rd., peconic, ab social studies
pi gamma mu, signum laudis, kappa delta epsilon

claire zebroski

north rd., peconic, ab social studies

les innovateurs, signum laudis, kappa delta epsilon, mu
lambda alpha, pi gamma mu

rosalind r. zeichner
154 west lena ave., freeport, ab french
sigma phi sigma, s.e.a.

robert j. ziegler
85 church st., lancaster, ab english honors
primer, kappa phi kappa, signum laudis

marie zongrone
main st., chester, ab
kappa delta

joseph zwicklbauver
17 oxford pl., albany, ab
potter club

lori zwicklbauver
17 oxford pl., albany, ab
chi sigma theta

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