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4 The College of New Jersey Magazine Who's in the photo? Editor's note: Thanks to Fred Keating '70 who visited our office and identified the players. We are missing one person (circled in pink to the right), if you know him, please write to magazine@tcnj.edu. Front row, L to R: Sue Howard Flynn '69, Lynn Edelhauser Newman '68, and Karen Delinsky Goldwater '68. Back row, L to R: Tom Wieczerak '69, Jack Bell '69, Al Griffith '71, Pete Hawkins '70, Don Fowler '71, Skip Johnson '67, Fred Keating '70, coach Hal Wissel, assistant coach Joseph Servon MA '68, unknown, Art Albrizio '69, athletic director Roy VanNess '43, Dave VanNess '69, Alfred Bridges '69, statistician Ron Compton '70, Paul Brateris '67, trainer Robert "Buddha" Birnbaum, sports writer Gary Schnorbus, manager Dave Leidy '70 MEMORY LANE TRIP The photo (Looking back, fall 2023) is of the 1967 men's basketball team. They are on their way to play in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics tournament in Kansas City. It was a big moment for TSC. Thanks for bringing back a happy memory. MAUREEN KENNEDY RUSNAK '67 This photo caught my attention because I recall seeing it in a file when I was TCNJ's sports information director from 1984 to 1992. Before the college took on NCAA Division III status, it was a member of the NAIA. The 1967 Lions men's basketball team traveled to the NAIA national championships, and it was the most successful era in the college's basketball history until the dawn of the Greg Grant era in the late 1980s. PETER MANETAS Karen Delinsky Goldwater '68 (the cheerleader on the right) was my Howell High School JV cheerleading advisor. I remember her constant energy as she helped us with cheers. I went on to follow in her footsteps, becoming a cheerleader for the TSC Lions. The football field and track we cheered on back then don't compare to the beautiful facilities that exist at TCNJ today, but we had the best of times anyway. SANDRA THOMPSON GASSNER '75 THROWBACK FUN My favorite part of the magazine is the old photos of student life on campus. We have many fond memories of Trenton State as students, and also from when my husband, Tony Ianiero '74, was an administrator in the '70s and early '80s. PAM IANIERO '76 " ONE OF THE JOYS OF WORKING IN HIGHER EDUCATION IS MOMENTS LIKE THIS. TODAY I RECEIVED THE COPY OF TCNJ MAGAZINE AND SEE A FORMER STUDENT AARON WATSON '18 FEATURED AS HE SHARES HIS JOURNEY AS A SENIOR WHITE HOUSE VIDEOGRAPHER! " — Dionne Hallback, associate director, Office of Student Financial Assistance TCNJ MAGAZINE F A L L 2 0 2 3 CAMERA READY AARON WILSON WATSON '18 TAKES HIS SHOT AS WHITE HOUSE VIDEOGRAPHER inside AL KATZ IS MR. TCNJ DEEP DIVE INTO THE H 2 0 CRISIS