Class of 1962

I would love to see all the basketball cheerleaders from ’62. I am sure we still have all that spirit. The best years of my life were spent at MU. Hope all the TLC gals and Judy Cole will be there. See you all June 2nd.

Class of 1977

Hoping that there will be alot of Alumni from the class of 1977 and from Delta Sig- at the reception June 2-
Hope to see you there- Hal Berger will you be there? A name from the past-How are you?

Class of 1977

221 Cedar Ave, Delta Sigma Phi, Doc Dorfman, Mike Burke, Dennis Franz, Laff Inn, Brighton Bar, IFC, Greek Weeks, a green Gremlin, red Fiat, blue Challenger, Face, bouncing & biting on Pub nites...LOL, Whale’s Tales, Grain alchohol, parties at the House!, Great Friends, Great Times, Hi Kathy S. six or seven posts below, YITBOS!

Class of 1974

Spruce Hall, free Bruce concert, Ralph Abernathy, Education building up the hill, Max’s tombstone on Cedar Ave, Ceramics class with Van, Topper House, Windmill, Cedar Ave apts, swimming with autistic kids, Giants summer training, just some of my memories. Thank you Monmouth

Class of 1962

I am looking for ZUS fraternity brothers from the 60’s and 70’s.

Class of 1968

The best four years of my life.The friends and experiences you just can’t forget.Athletics played a major part competing in three varsity sports-soccer,wrestling and track. I just retired from teaching but I’m still coaching soccer. Always a Hawk!

Class of 1974

Monmouth has such a beautiful campus. I have fond memories of riding my bicycle around the campus and to the beach. The Inkwell was a good place to meet friends and playing frisbee by Elmwood Hall was fun. I particularly enjoyed my classes in the beautiful Wilson Hall. My favorite professor was Arie Van Everdingen.

Class of 1985

The Student Center, in which the TKE table was a round table in the immediate right corner. If you were hungry you paid Addie the little red haired cafeteria lady for your goods! The radio station was on the 3rd floor, and it burned down and was rebuilt over a year later. My most memorable profs included "Yarmy" (Dr Yarmachuk), Prof Rich, Prof Lisankie (Marketing & Adv), Dr. Portuondo and Coates (Languages). Extra curricular memories include the TKEs and other Greeks and their parties, Greek Weeks, Spring Weekends, Thursday nights at Club Spanky’s, which I think the band was "The Passions", Pier Pub, Tradewinds, the beach, hot dogs and mushrooms at the Windmill, and a place that delivered strombolis.

Class of 1960

Felix Moltzer at the Aeolian Organ every Friday afternoon. I think I took every class he taught. Monmouth was indeed the best four years of my life as I spend these retirement days digitizing old slides mostly of the wonderful friends I made.

Class of 1979

I have fond memories of the Social Work
department and all the learning and fun that the social work students were involved in. Mrs. Greta Singer was our
advisor who was supportive and helped us in many ways. Monmouth was
smaller then but always provided a
friendly and supportive learning environment. I currently work as a counselor for CVR in Eatontown NJ.
I often wonder if any graduates from that year are still in the area.

Class of 1972

Long time ago... but great memories of the Ink Well, West End, war protests. There actually was a swimming pool in front of Wilson Hall. Walking through amazing architecture every day. Always sunny days.

Class of 1975

We used to play football on the large field at the libray. I remember studying for finals at the beach and on the roof of the Library. The science Hall was great, it seemed like a place where you could get away and the professors were great to talk to. Baseball (and basketball) were the top sports then. Summer courses can’t be beat, it’s a whole different atmosphere.

Class of 1996

To all of the girls in Elmwood Hall from Sept. 91- May 92. We had some good and bad times, but the good times were AMAZING! TKE parties, Laff Inn and the Stone Pony. Some of the best times of my life!

Class of 1975

Tough curriculum in Engineering, Living at the beach(condos still there), Golf team, (regretting still that I forfeited my match play to leave for Philly Forum to see J. Giles Concert) - Sorry coach Murtha ! Laff-Inn Saloon $1.00 pitchers of beer, Brighton Bar too, Ink Well, Racetrack,
Billy Joel getting razzed in concert,

Class of 1970

Classes held in the converted chicken coops,coffee at the old Student Union, science fraternity brothers at Sigma Phi Omega (SPO) and building the SPO homecoming float, Dr. Barnes, Dr. Benjamin, Dr.Van Arsdale, Dr. Teeters. Attending Monmouth was great life/educational experience.

Class of 1976

Smoking in class? There were tiny stamped tin ash-trays on most desks in 1972-73 and during exams the closed windows in the history/govt. building caused the room to fill with smoke. The rules were changed in 1973 after I organized a letter writing campaign and wrote editorial in "The Outlook". This was, perhaps my only real contribution at Monmouth but I remember the battle well. Free Springsteen concerts, 33.5 cent gas and $77.00 per credit classes. 4 years of great memories....and great friends. E-mail me if you wish to catch up!

Class of 1977

It is difficult to know where to begin; I have so many happy memories of Monmouth. I’ll always remember: The new(at that time) Student Center; Delta Sigma Phi; parties Thursday nights (we could drink at 18 then); keg parties; going with the pledges for a weekend to Penn State; The Ink Well; Elmwood Hall; Laurel Hall (my first home away from home); Wilson Hall; all of my friends; breakfast at 3am in Long Branch; my first true Jersey shore pizza (coming from Connecticut, there was no pizza like Jersey pizza); Asbury Park’s Asbury Jutes. I could go on and on because those were the best days. I would never change them for anything. We are now all grown up with children of our own and trying to pass on to them a legacy! Best Wishes, Kathy Sullivan, Class of 1977

Class of 1981

Memories of Monmouth College (prior to University status):
(1) Watching the NY Knick practice and meeting Walt "Clyde" Frazier.
(2) The filming of Annie on Campus.
All the professors who influenced my life and taught with such zeal.

Class of 1965

So many-the fun and laughs we girls had while living at the Chateau(247 Cedar Ave.) with Mrs. Ferrara; Our famous
water-balloon fight with TKB fraternity and all their great parties;forming Chi Sigma Delta sorority;walking our pet skunk (Judith Canoe)on campus!;Hanging out at Paddy Murray’s bar; working in the cafeteria and sneaking sandwiches to my friends!; picnics and campfires on the beach and all the wonderful friends I had while at Monmouth. I cried when I graduated-never wanted to leave!

Class of 1980

Remember meeting my first love and how he carried me to my dorm when I sprained my ankle. Great school, great memories!! It was a magical 4 years...

Class of 1976

Fond memories of having classes in Wilson Hall and being amazed by the beauty of it all. I remember the student center opening for the first time and enjoying the pub (you could be 18 years old to consume alcohol in NJ then! Meeting the love of my life at Monmouth during a student/faculty b-que.

Class of 1933

I remember when Monmouth moved from Long Branch High School to the the
campus in a pick-up truck. My mother Ruth L Bayly worked for Monmouth
when it was at the high school until her retirement and was the the ad
visor for MAP.

Memories of the outdoor swimming pool ... I do it was mighty cold when
I took swimming lessons in it! The Christmas dances that faculty,
staff, students and families attended...the first open houses for the community to see the campus...the dining hall in the main building...
the movie Annie being filmed at Monmouth and then seeing it with my
daughter who was five and wanted to stay to see all the credits and
exclaimed that is where my Grammy works! Basketball games in Convention
Hall in Asbury Park and then the new Boylan gym...Ron Kongay playing
basketball for Monmouth...and the memories go on.....

Best wishes on being 75!

Class of 1971

During my four years at Monmouth, I embraced educational and social interactivity; I welcomed the opportunity to be in an atmosphere of different cultures; opinions and knowledge; I established lifetime experiences and lasting friendships. I am thankful for the opportunity to be part of the Monmouth University experience.

Class of 1975

Playing soccer, playing golf, early classes. Terrible food but the ink well was great. Many parties and Sammy was great.

Class of 1987

Memories.... Being in D Phi E with my friends. Living in Laurel Hall in the same room for 3 years. Windmill breaded mushrooms and crunchy hotdogs. The wonderful Dutch Coffee from the late night stop (cant remember the name of the restaurant)after Dancing at Pier Pub. Getting Sunburn on the beach the DAY before Graduation...LOL. Great 4 years!

Class of 2001

I can’t even begin to pin point one specific memory. My years at Monmouth were all very rewarding in so many ways! I made many friendships with people that I could not possibly imagine my life without! Among some of my cherished memories would be:
-move in day freshman year to Pinewood hall
-"Lake Pinewood"
-Pledging AST
-Spring RAGE
-Orientation Leader
-Student Ambassador
-the morning crossing guard on cedar avenue...one word..."cross!"
-my senior year in the Garden Apartments
-the many things I saw pass me by as i sat at the info desk!
I would go back and do it all again if I could!

Class of 1975

Annual dance marathons were spectacular! Fraternity parties every week. Sitting on the Wilson Hall front steps between classes.

Class of 1994

Who could forget the Laff In on Thursday nites-roaches, fatbox at the door and hiding in the bathroom?

How do you compete with any Phi Sig bash?

MY DPHIE sisters who rock and still support me. Pledging DPHIE was the best thing that happened to me at MU. I still cherish sisterhood.

The windmill -splitting a cheese fry and chicken sandwich at 2am.

The list could go on and on...but my four years at MU were awesome.

Class of 2006

Hawking it up with the MU cheerleaders. Living life simply in the moment.

Class of 2003

I have so many memories from the good ol days at MU, but the one sticking out in my mind now is when ZTA won Greek Week my senior year! ZTA was overall my favorite memory. Being a part of that family made me who I am today.

Class of 2005

I have some pretty great memories of MU! I can still remember move in day at Elmwood Hall. I remember how nervous I was...waiting in line to get my key! I can still remember the Underground Pizza/Sub Shop at Elmwood, the year without an Underpass, I remember the crossing guard, I remember McAllan Hall before it was McAllan Hall, I remember the Plangere Center before it was built. I remember jackhammers pounding at 7am in the Quad to build the underpass! Most importantly I remember friends. I remember my first real Spring Break! I remember moving off campus for the first time. I remember the first time I got involved on campus. I remember Homecomings, 9/11, a New President, and so much more, but most of all I will never forget the day that Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity was approved on campus! That day will always be my best memory!

Class of 2005

To pick out one favorite memory from my time at Monmouth would definitely be a tough task to accomplish. Maybe it is something in the air, or maybe it’s the fact that I have been away for about two and a half year, I find myself reminiscing about the fun I had and the friends I made at my time at MU! Some of the great memories that I have are New Student Orientation…both my own orientation as a freshman and the many others that I assisted with as an Orientation Leader, great times living in the residence halls (Spruce/Great Lawn Apartments) and off campus around Long Branch, the fun times with The Student Activities Board S.A.B., Student Government, and Sigma Tau Gamma!