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whatnot succeede d the rigid formality of Victorian England. It was
called A rt Nouveau (as is virtually every other artistic moveme nt at
it outset). It is softly, gently concerne d with gardens, both interior
and exterior. Aubrey Beardsly, the ne plus ultra of the moveme nt,
raised art to new heights of ribaldry and eroticism . The moveme nt
was more than an artistic one; it was philosop hic in its unificati on
of life under the banner of design. There was an infiltrati on or style
mto every aspect of existence . The organic quality. the fluid asymmetricali ty of fulfilled design, the lush greennes s of Art Nouveau
is, we feel , an eminentl y appropri ate analogue for the yearbook of
Harpur College of the Universi ty Center at Bingham ton of the
State Universi ty of New York (at Bingham ton?).

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George Contemanoils
Stephen Davis
Randall Fadem
Allen Frank
Louis Giambalvo
Roy Gordon
Michael Halperin
Vernon Jacobs
Marc Kaufman
Alan Krebs
Richard Liss
James Reil
Arnold Schwartz
Michael Shaw
Edward Snyder
Michael Stone
Howard Turetsky
Robert Velazquez
Maury Weisel
Richard Wieczorek
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Jacques A deCoster
Peter S Ehrman
Wilham J. Gale
Kenneth M. Hausfathe:
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Robert B Kurtze
Marc J. Leitner
Wilham A Matros
Sidney Milman
Bruce F. Molnia
Abdul Nanp
Abram B Ran1bar
Irving Reed
Thomas L Sperling
Thomas Segman
John Visser
Donald L Walford
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By BOB DOLAN
Dr. Herbert Aptheker, a historian and Communist, drew
applause and sometimes laughter last night as he discussed
American Negro history and
countered the mockery of a
woman in the audience.
Dr. Aplhekcr spoke before
about 1,300 persons m the Harpur College gymnasium.
Though the audience included
a delegation of uniformed
American Legionaires and a
group of protest pickets who
had checked their signs at polite request, there was no other
hrckling.
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two plainclothes sheriff's deputics starting with his arrival at
the llarpur campus. lie never
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Young Americans for Freedom
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without any protest from him."
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began Dr. Aptheker. Again, Mrs.
Brooks laughed.
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rr.unism or Marxism. IL was
an academic treatment of Ne- or ~cit'ntific Negro historiogragro history, .a subject on which ph)'"
ne has published 16 books.
Dr. Aptheker criticized white
The applause seemed to come writers of American history for
mostly from students and facul- "two great sins, ontission and
tv membt'rs, some of whom in- commission."
dicaled in conversation that He criticized Henry S t e e I e
they resented. the off-campus Commager, one of the mos l
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Dr. Apthckcr was .introduced word written or spoken by a Neby Edward N Wilson, Jr., asso- gro" in his book, '·Documents of
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American History."
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of Communist theorist Herbert Aptheker may be unfounded, a letter to The Press sa) s. "It is most unlikely tbat an
admitt.edly Communist speaker "ill 'flaunt his allegiance
to a foreign power.' H be does. he is likely to go over like
a lead balloon and serve as a salutary antidote . . . "

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Arthur Abrahams
Eleanor Amidon
James Baldwin
Elvire Balsam

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Carol Breitbart

Eleanor Block
Christine Bonney

Elaine Camhi

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Stephen Derse
Patricia Donovan

Bruce Chaddock

Patricia Clark
Carol Conklin

Joan Canavan

Harriet Eagle
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Caryn Feinberg
Ins Finkelbrand
Richard Flint

Karen Freedman

Laura Gabel

Rodney Gierasch
Barrie Goldman

David Goldman

Henrietta
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�James Gustafson

Anne Hathaway
Arthur Heifetz

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Irene Greengerg

Beverly Gross

Sharon Hinkson

Aaron Gurwitz

Barbara Hladik
Janet Hosie

�Janet Horowitz
Marilyn Ismail
Mary Hudson

Vida Katkin

Steven Kellman
Keith Jones
Susan Jurkowski
Jill Kaplan

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Seth Kasten

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Patricia Kennely
Kathryn Kent

Naomi Kleid

Stephen Klinger
Ellen Kreindel

Dian Lawson

Shem Leitner
Janet Levine
Harriet Matthews

�Lucille Mackechnie

Anthony Miranda

Sally Morehouse

Carol Mick
William Mihalko
Rosanne Milligan
Bonita Miller

Stanton Miler

George Mohn
David Muir

�Joanna Osif
John Park
Jerome Raik
Joan B. Rosenberg

Stephannie
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Robert Niles

Lawrence Ramer

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Lindsay Romanow
Wilma Rosenberg

�Arnold Smith

Joan Senft

Eugene Shapiro

Rochelle Sandak
Paula Sauberman
Martha Schwartz
Mary Sellazzo

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Laura Simms

Jeffrey Steinberg

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Rosemary Tascione
Ellen Tauber

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Ann Stevens
Alice Stitelman
Linda Thompkins
Judith Treiber

Stephen Trosty

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Albert W1ldstein
Dean Wyand

Joyce Warshaw

Robert Valins
Arlene Vernick
Susan Wachs

Donald Walford

Francine Weinberg

Babette Weiss
Peter Wenz

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Schelltg·Hackett. M.
Heckrotte. C.
Schumacher. G
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Shrift. A
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Wilmoth. J.
Lazaroff , N
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Janauer. G.
Kaskan, W
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Norcross. B
Schrier, E
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GEOLOGY

K1ssl1ng. D.
MacDonald, W.
Roberson . H
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Coates. D.
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Hunter, H.

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Anderson. K.
Clinger, B.
Craft, G.
Hall, D W.
Houghton. C.
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Slifker, J.
Sterling, N .
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Burright. R.
Donov1ck. P.
Fagin, H
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Ranney. J
Richardson , J.
Strouthes, A.
Vandament. W.

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David Cooper

Marilyn Baker
George Bauer

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Leonard
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Roland Einhorn
William Bentley
Jerome Block
Carol Capaces

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David Hamma ck
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Charles Fisher
Ayn Fox

Bernard Ginsberg
Gene Godin

Ellen Frey

Carol Lynn Goldman

Curtis Graeber

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Harold Koenig, Jr.

Linda Herman
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Robert Kaplitz

Marshall Kent

Ronald Krizinafsk1
Magnus Lakovics

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David Lenoriv1tz
Lanny Levine
Harold Magalnick

Marilyn Margulis
Stephen Levitas
Barbara Lasher

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Jonathan Levy
John Lick
Stanley Lmdenfeld

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William Standish
Jonatha Smith
Timothy Smith
Edward Snyder

Gary Stoller

Loretta Strumpf
Lawrence Tedesco

Steve Treistman

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Ph ilip Wyde

Shirley Weitz
Ira Wolf
Jo Ann Ugenti
Gloria Valeski

Steven Walker

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Sweet L: Coult. A.. Hoffmann.
H : Horowitz. M .. Lipe. W.: Lynch.
0: Moench. R.: van der Merwe. N ..
Waldron. S.; BUSINESS ENTERPRISE AND ACCOUNTING: Dept.
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L.. Gray, R. Kom1sar. J.: Stlber·
berg, E.;Sterltng. R.. Van Handel. R.
Waxman, J .. Weinrich. J . Wilson,
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chal. J . Vukasrn. P . Weinrich, J
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Riper. J Butler, J : Kemp. W.,
Lancaster. M.; T1mofeeff. N.
HISTORY: Ak n, W: Amann. P,
Donnelly, A.. Gilbert A., emeritus;
Hamilton. E.. Harcave, S.. House.
A. Kadish, G.: Kaplan. E.: Kelley.
D Mason. B, Oggins, R.: Roi·
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Young. J .. Cohen. M.. Dekmej1an.
R., Ewing. B: Filley, W. Gra1ower.
R. Hakman. N.: Peterson. D.:
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Norman Handler
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Robert Hirst

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Eric Hochstadt
Dorothy House

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Michaele Krotosky
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Richard Mason
Alan Lichstein
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Douglas Saxton

Cheryl Purvis

Robert Saunders

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Susan Schurmacher
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Daniel Shanahan

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Gary Simons

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Timothy Smith
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��Best Wishes

To The
complimen ts of

1967 Graduates

LARAWAY JEWELERS

IDEAL LAUNDRY

70 Court Street

and

CLEANERS

MARINE MID LAN D
TRUST COMPANY
OF SOUT HERN NE'\N YORK
Member Federal Deposit lmurance Corporation

It

Every Bankin g Service Under One Roof"

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VESTAL

PLAZA

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BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967
From these Merchants at Vestal Plaza

Arto Barber Shop
Barbara Moss
Britts
Cheese Shop
Continental Coiffures
Endicott Johnson
Fanny Farmer
Grand Union
Home Dairy
Hilger's Travel
Ke nt Drugs
Marine Midland Trust Co.

McNeil Music
Muddle Puddle Ceramics
Radio Shack
Resnick 's
Rudolph's
Spaulding Bakeries
Tom's Texaco
Vaughn's Clothing
Investor's Diversified
Stark Real ty
Varden's Portrait Studio
Tress Chic Wig Shop

Remember, it's less than a mile from our front door to
yours
4 700 Vestal Parkway East

Binghamton, New York

174

�CONGRATU LATIONS TO
THE CLASS OF 1967
145 Conklin Ave. , Bin ghamton , N .Y. Phone: RA -2-6441

from

the

CAMPUS
STORE

Best wishes to the class of 1967
from your campus insurance agency

COUPER-ACKERMAN SAMPSON
INC.

63 Carroll Street
Binghamton, N.Y.

t13in9hamton Optical
DISPENSERS· INC.

17 .\lam Strei/

110 ' .ifnnrr11 Strtt I

8111f!,ll!lmlo11

E11d1cult

Phone: 772- 1444

175

�ill~ J D) IT (DJCO)LijJ:LlLijJ:Ll

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CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE CLASS OF '67

ENDICOTT, ENDWELL, VESTAL, WEST CORNERS, ENDICOTT PLAZA

(,implunents of

READ 'S FOOTWEAR

A Happy Day-

Ht&gt;adquarters for Old M,11111.' Trollers

Every Day-

ENDICOTT FLORIST
I 19 W.1shingto11 Ave
End1co11 /\, \

from

Ph,&gt;nt&gt; -54 2424

CY PEARIS
Girls l1kt'

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s.1y 11 .-.1mt' from

LEE'S
I 5 W.1sh111g1,111 Avt&gt;

Endico11

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�OLUM'S
Complete Home Furn1sh1ngs
I 14 Clinton St

ERNIE JACOBS

Binghamton. N.Y

Tra1111n

2.22 \11a111 St
Johnson City.

Driver

Rox 36

Y.

Phone 91-1 -139 5608

L1v111gston M.111or I'll Y
Hors~s

Boarded by D.1y or Monlh

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COLONIAL MOTOR INN
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DINING ROOM
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Banquets I 0-200
C hops
Steaks
Roast Beef
RA 9-490 I

BINGHAMTON'S FINEST ACCOMMODAT IONS
Private Tile Baths-S team Heat
Room Phones
2 I 0 Rooms-Baths

3 SWIMMING POOLS

AIR CONDITIONING

3 Miles West of Binghamton On Highway 17
Nearest to the Harpur Campus
Member of American Express &amp; D111er's Club
AAA

Hilton Carte Blanche
Mobil Oil

177

AMHA

�Complim e Ills

or

STUDIO BOOK SHOP

LITTLE VENI CE

I 04 Court Street

REST AU RANT

Bingha mton. New York

22 Chenan go St

RA 4-0866
Carrulh Brothers

Harmony in the home can't be
found in fa mily jars -

Weeks~

Compl1111e nts of

BENNER W HOLE SALE
COM PANY

Dickinson
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Endicott. New York

34 Chenango St.

Instant Radio

Binghamton, N. Y.

PARLOR CITY
SHOE co.

..

WENE

44 -46 Co urt St
Binghamton . N.Y.

Thi s 1s a Merv Griffin Station

Finer foo t wear fo r all the fam il y ...
... dial 14 30

(and ca mpus-app roved too) .

178

�Cong ratula tions To The
Class of 1967

GLI CK
STU DIO S
OFFIC IAL PHOT OGRA PHER S
All Portraits Are on
File in Our Studio and
Can Be Duplicat ed
at Any Tin1e
W A.3-:32:32
1107 Walnut St.
Philadelp hia 7, Pa.

179

�For wisdom is better than rubi~s ;
and all the things that
may be desired are not to
be compared to it.
Proverbs 8: 11

IB:t.1

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OF AMERICA

MOii THAN JU
CONVINllNI LOCATIONS

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Year-roun d Air Condition ing
Swimming Pool
Free Ad\·ance R eservation s
Telephone in e\'ef\ room-2-t Hr. Sernce
\1eeting Facilities for all occasions
Children under 12 admit ted FREE
\\'hen usin~ same lacilities \\ ith parents
Baby Sitters • Baby Beds
H ouse Ph ysicians
Appetizing Food sen·ed • Free Ice
\"alet and Laundn enxe
.\II-tile Baths • Telension
Free K en ne ls &amp; K en-L- R ation

Lppc:r Coun )trc:c:t

\ c:'tal Pad,\1a\

Binghamton. '\, 'l .

Binghamwn. '

Phone: RA 3 '091

Phone R \ 9-63"" I

FOWLER,
DICK &amp; WALKER

Congratulation s

SEARS , ROEBUCK &amp; CO., INC.
Binghamton and End1cotl Plaza

DAVIDS
69 Court Sr

B111gh;irnton.

y

Binghamton, New York

the young loo!..the DAVIDS look

We salute
the June Graduate s of
HARPU R COLLEG E

BALIN'S JEWELERS
Luggage
Phone RA 9 4431

Appliances
Jewelry

'r

Gifts

181

�EDWARD L. NEZELEK,
INC.
CONTRACTORS
Builders of: Broome,
Chenango, Delaware Dorms;
Dining Hall , Greenhouse,
Infirmary, Fine Arts
Building, Humanities
Burldrng, Administrat ion
Building.

JOHNS ON CITY, N.Y.

182

�FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE
SNACK BAR
Down the Road From
the Campus

THE ENDICOTT PH.INTI:\'G CO.

" \\'here \)uolity Still Co 1111ts"
All Commercial Printin .....,g
Programs and Brochures
Wedding Invitations
Announcemen ts

COST AS FLOWERS &amp; GIFTS
congratulates the class of ' 6 7
upon the ir graduatio n

124 Nanticoke Avenue
Endicott, N.Y.

I I 84 Vestal Ave

Phone 785-9441

1204 WITHERILL STREET . ENDICOTT, NEW YORK

Co111pli 111(' n ts

CONTRACTORS

of

Louis N. P1cc1AN O
and SON

E1npire Coin Co.
Johnson City,

TEL. RL 4-2222

~.\'.

183

HEATING
VENTILATING
AIR CONDITIONING
INDUSTRIAL PIPING
PLUMBING
SPRINKLER
FABRICATING

�Best Wishes to tlte
etass of 196 7
Denis V. Abrahams
Mr. &amp; Mrs . S. V. Acerra
'\l\r. &amp; Mrs. Harry A. Adams
'\l\r. &amp; Mrs . W. C. Adamson
T. Howard Aki and
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Albert Alpern
Mr. &amp; Mrs. M. C. Alter &amp; Family
Assemblyman &amp; Mrs . Benjamin Altman
Mr. &amp; Mrs Harry Altman
Mr. &amp; Mrs. H. W. Amidon
Mrs Arv1d Anderson
Carol Anthony
Leon Antman
Eugene Aquilino
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Irving Baron
Rabbi Irving Baurnol
I. &amp;I. Becker
Albert &amp; Beverly Begleiter
Mr. &amp; Mrs . L Z. Begnoche
Jacob Benderson
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Alvin Bergman
Dr. &amp; Mrs. Norman Berk
Rona Berman
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Samuel Berman
Mr. &amp; Mrs Joseph M. Bernstein
Stephen Bertin

Walter Bialobreski
Mr. &amp; Mrs. C. Bigelman
Selma . Denis and Laurel Binder
Mr. &amp; Mrs. George Bleezarde
Mr . .&amp; Mrs. Stanley Block
Madeline Bloomfield
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Julius E. Blumenthal
Evelyn G. Bolger
Marvin S. Bochner
John Bochnovich
Frederick H. Bohne
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Bartel Bonney
Morris Bornfield
Walter S. Bower
Lee L. Boyarsky
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Thomas Boylan
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Maurice Bressler
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Samuel S. Brown
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles Bullard
Samuel Burdman
J. Burkard
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jacob Berkowitz
Vincent W. Burr
Carl Cabasin
Rinaldi Caccicarni
Richard Calvin

IHI

�Alfred E. Davis
\l\r. George Da vis
Mr. &amp; Mrs . lrw111 H Davis
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Robert Dean
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles De Bree
Mr. &amp; Mrs. G. L. de Coster
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Peter De Land
E. Doell
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Vincent DeMas1
Mr. &amp; Mrs Sidney Demsky
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Sidney Dershin
Mr. &amp; Mrs. A. Derse. Jr.
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Lawrence Dick
Mr. &amp; Mrs. William E. D1rolf
Milton Doberman
Harry Dog
John &amp; Jane Doe
Mr. &amp; '\!\rs . Max Dorfman
John J. Donovan
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Harold Drosnin
Walter Ducat
Mr . t; Mrs . M . Dukler
Kenneth K. Oury
M . E. Dutcher
Dr. &amp; '\!\rs. Morns Eber
Mr. &amp; Mrs . David Effel
Mr. &amp; Mrs. C. Eichenlaub
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Raymond Eldridge
Dr. N Elitharp
Mr. &amp; Mrs . A . Ellenbogen
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Earle B. Ellison
Mr. &amp; Mrs Edward F. Elman
Fred Epstein
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Arnold Feinberg

Mr. &amp; Mrs . Richard H. Carson
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Albert Cerny
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Stanley Chakrin
Mr. &amp; Mrs. William R. Chapman
Mr. &amp; Mrs . H. Charner
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Murray Chermak
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Harold Clark
Candy &amp; Sandy Cohen
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Eugene Cohen
Herbert J . Cohen
Lottie &amp; Samuel J. Cohen
Louis Cohen
Nat Cohen
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Max Cohn
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Benjamin Colton
Mrs. Teresa Como
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Robert J. Cooke
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Paul J . Connelly
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles A. Conte
Helen D. Cooper
Mr &amp; Mrs. James A. Corcoran
Dale B. Corey
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Charles Cornelius
Mr. &amp; Mrs. W . I Corwin
John K. Courter
Mr. &amp; Mrs. J. N. Craig
Wi lliam &amp; Ruth Crickrnan
Mr. &amp; Mrs . John Cruty

w. c.
Mrs. Horace S. Daley
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Murray I. Dann
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Landon Darnell
A. Lewis Daub
H. Edwin Davey

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�Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jesse Ginsberg
Mr &amp; Mrs. Irving Ginsberg
\t1r &amp; Mrs. Lester Gittelson
\l\r. &amp; \t1rs. Herbert H Glantz
Mr. &amp; "v1rs. Randall Glasgow
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Philip Glass
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Seymour Gliber
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Sam Godin
Peter W. Goedtel
\!\rs Mark A. Goffa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Martin Goldberger
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Benjamin A. Golding
Mr &amp; Mrs. Lester Goldman
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Abraham Goldstein
Louis Goodman
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Herbert Gordon
Lawrence C. Gordon
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Lawrence Gordon
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Raymond G. Graeber
Edgar Grant
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Green
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Milton Greenbaum
Ann and Ruth Greenberg
Mr. &amp; Mrs. David Greenberg
Dr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph L. Greenberg
Daniel Greenwald
"v1r. &amp; Mrs . David Grossberg
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Casper A. Grunes
Mr. &amp; Mrs Irving Guberman
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Saul Guberman
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Henry L. Hagel berg
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Fred Halmos
Paul D. Hammer
Dow S. Hammond

Mr &amp; Mrs Emanuel Feinberg
Daw Feld
Mr f, Mrs Sol Ferdschneider
Mr &amp; Mrs Milton Fidler
Mr &amp; Mrs . Harold Fink
Mr &amp; "v1rs Harry Fischer
Mr &amp; Mrs. Robert B. Fish
G. N. Fishing
Mr &amp; Mrs. Harold H. Flint
Mr &amp; Mrs. B. l. Firetag
Lois Floyd
\l\r &amp; Mrs Victor Farm1sano
\l\r &amp; Mrs . E. D. Foulks
Mr &amp; Mrs Edward Foyt
Mr &amp; Mrs Bernard Frilnk
Mrs Ednil Friedman
"v1r &amp; Mrs Adolf Frey
Ht&gt;nry Frydman
Ambrose Fusillo
\t1r &amp; Mrs. Andrew Gachosh &amp; daughter
Donna Lou
Mr &amp; Mrs. Nathan A Ga111en
E. F Gilmm
Dr &amp; Mrs. Thomas G. Gardner
John T Garnevicus
Mr &amp; \!\rs E Gartner
"v1r &amp; \!\rs. Joseph Gatto
\1yra Gersh
"v1r &amp; Mrs. P Gershfeld
M. Gersten
C. J. Gerwitz
Joseph Gettler
\l\r &amp; \!\rs Paul G1erach
Lewis L Gillett

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�John &amp; Anne Jankowski
Mrs . Henry Jasik
Derek Jaskulsk1
Black John
Mary B. Johnson
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Harry H. Johnson
Mr. &amp; Mrs. John A . Johnson
Lendem Billions Johnson
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Albert Johnston
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Howard Judd
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Irving Kachel
Mrs. Beatrice Kaney
M. Kantor
Alexander Kaplan
The Parents of Jill Kaplan
Mr . &amp; Mrs . Leo Karger
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Philip Kasper
Nathan Kass
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Mortimer Katz
Mr . &amp; Mrs. Robert Kaufman
Mr &amp; Mrs. Anthony Kazakowit z
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Samuel Kera
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Rubin Kiken
Bernard Klar
Mr. &amp; Mrs. J . Kliban
Linda Klutz and Friends
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jack Knoll
Mrs. Helen S. Knox
Gina Kern Krant
Benjamin Kramer
Sol Kramer
Jeanne Kober
Harold H. Koerng
Mr &amp; Mrs. Ben1amin Kohen

Mr. &amp; Mrs. S. Handelsman &amp; Sheila
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Gerard Handler
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Wesley E. Hart
Mr. &amp; Mrs. John Hanna
Jeanette Harolds
Mr. &amp; Mrs . M. Harwick
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Max Harwick
Roswell D. Haupt
Hans E. Hauschild
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Robert S. Hayrnoutte
S. F. Hecht
Manuel Heifetz
Murray Heilicser
Mr. &amp; Mrs. M . Heitner
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Clarence H. Herrnstadt
Lillie Henderson
Ruth F. and Nathan Herman
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Cyril H. Hermele
Neil Heury
Frederick R. Hickerson
S. Richard Hirsch
Mr. &amp; Mrs. A. Hochstadt
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles Hogan
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Milton A. Horowitz
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Sam Horowitz
Mrs. R. Howell
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Omelian Hrab
Dr. &amp; Mrs. John P. Hudock
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Beryl Jackson
The Parents of Ronald M. Jacobs
C. Milton Jacobson
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jacobson
Dr. &amp; Mrs . Milton Jaffe
E. Robert Janae

187

�William D. Long aker
Geor ge E. Long hurst
William Lons dale
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Josep h Loren
Doug las \I\. Lowrie
Mary e &amp; Davi d Lucas
Mr. &amp; Mrs. E. A. Lukas
Steve n Lustb ader
Steve n Lust bette r (W. Y. B. ?)
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Robe rt C. MacA rthur
Mr. &amp; Mrs. R. Neel McG innis
'v1r.,&amp; Mrs . F. "v1cGovern
E. Z. MacH ine
\l\r. &amp; Mrs. Arth ur Mac leod
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Dona ld H. Mac leod
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Geor ge McSp arron
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Isreal Mach tey
Mr. &amp; Mrs. S. Maga lnick
Mr . &amp; Mrs. A Mala nchu k
Osca r "v1alina
Char les A. Mam pel
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manh eim
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Robe rt W. Mans on
Mr . &amp; Mrs . Morr is Marc us
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Char les Mark owitz
\l\r. &amp; Mrs. J. R. "v1artello
Dr . and Mrs. D. L. Mart in
Mr &amp; Mrs. Gera ld Maye r
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Mich ael A. Meln ichek
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Carl Mend elson
Mari an &amp; Srues t Meri dels
Mr. &amp; Mrs. J. W. Merr itt
1\i\r. &amp; Mrs Melvin Meye rs
Mr &amp; Mrs . Walt er Mick

\l\r &amp; Mrs . Leon ard Kostick
Jerom e Kovalcik
\l\r. &amp; Mrs. Jack Kozarsky
Mr &amp; Mrs. LOUIS Kutz
Marg aret Kwan
Haro ld J. Lado uleur
Mr &amp; Mrs. J. Lamo nd
'v1abel &amp; "v1alcolm Land
\l\urr ay Landy
\l\r. &amp; Mrs. Char les Lash er
\l\r &amp; Mrs. Josep h G . Laxer
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Robe rt Leana
R. Lead erma n
Mrs. Vivian Leblang
Dr. &amp; Mrs. Harr y Lebman
R &amp; M Lebowitz
John B Lehner
Dr &amp; \!\rs . Jacob Leinwand
Be;it nce B Leny
Mr &amp; Mrs. Sol Lesh
Mr. &amp; \l\r:;. Reuben Levin
\l\r &amp; Mrs . Richard Levine
Nath an Levit z
Mr &amp; Mrs I Levy
Jona than S. Levy
Murr y Lewin
Josep h L1chste111
Mr &amp; \!\rs. Jerom e Light
R E D. Light
\l\r &amp; \!\rs. "v1ax Linden
Leste r Lips1us
0 L1st1ng
'v1r &amp; \!\rs Roy E. Lloyd . Jr.
S Loew enste in

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�Walter O'Connor
\!Ir &amp; \11rs Albert J. Okas
\!Ir &amp; \11rs I. Oltcker
\11r &amp; Mrs Ph1l1p J . Olmstead
\11r Evelyn O 'Neill
Robert V. Osborne
\M &amp; \11rs John Osif
r\t1r. &amp; 'vlrs Bruce Ottman
Mrs Bett y A. Page
\!Ir &amp; \1rs Pasquale J. Paglia
(class of 1951)
Dr &amp; Mrs. Harold Palanker
Mr &amp; Mrs Ray A. Palm
Vincent R Palmieri Sr
Mr &amp; Mrs. Harry Papenn
'v1r. &amp; Mrs. Mtch.wl Paterno
Karl E. Patton
Dr &amp; Mrs. R J Paul
Mr Francis Peters
Ima Phynque
Mr. &amp; Mrs . R. P1cow
Mr. &amp; Mrs Andrew Pinch
Mr. &amp; Mrs . Luke P1sc1tellt
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles P1varn1k
Jane Plass
W1ll1am Podell
Dr &amp; \11rs Sydney S. Pollack
\11r &amp; Mrs I H Pollock
Mr &amp; Mrs Abraham Polsky
Mr &amp; r\t1rs John J Pontecorv o
Solomon Porosoff
Mr &amp; Mrs C. Wesley Powell
r\t1r &amp; r\t1rs John Powell
William L. Powers

Mr . &amp; Mrs. Andrew Mihalko &amp; Sons
Eugene \111lbauer
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Abraham Miller
Mr &amp; Mrs George Miller
Mr &amp; Mrs Jack 'v1iller
Louts Miller
Mr &amp; 'v1rs . J H Milhetser
Charles E. Mills
H David r\t1ilm,·m
C 'v1ilquetoast
r\t1r. &amp; Mrs. M. Minsky
Mr. &amp; 'vlrs David S. Molrna
H J. Moran
Mr &amp; \11rs Everett B Morns
Mr. &amp; 'vlrs r\t1ack r\t1orris
Mr &amp; Mrs. Angelo Mortecellt
Bernard Mosesson
Joseph Mueller
Mr &amp; r\t1rs Gordon Muck
Augustus Muyre
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jack Nash
Mr &amp; 'vlrs. Julus Nash
Mr &amp; Mrs. Manuel Nathanson
Mr &amp; \!\rs. Abraham Nemoy
Mr. &amp; Mrs Harry Nestle
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Felix Neuburger
\!Ir. 'vlichael Niezgoda
Murray N1ss11n
Mr &amp; Mrs. Millard Noel
A Nonymous
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Harold Nordlicht
Mr. &amp; \11rs . Albert Novak
Mr. &amp; 'v1rs . B. Nussenfeld
Mr. &amp; Mrs. L. Oberman

1119

�Mr . &amp; Mrs. Aaron L. Sager
Mr. &amp; Mrs Carl Saltzman
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Leon Sandak
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jerome J . Sanders
Mr. &amp; Mrs. William V. Sandgrun d
Mr. &amp; Mrs L. Sandler
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Andrew B. Santo
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Mr &amp; Mrs. Julius Reader
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Mr. &amp; Mrs. Leo Sickerman
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Mr. &amp; Mrs . Jack E. Snyder
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That the tradition of "Stepping-on-the Coot" is a sacred and aweful tradition hos by now been
accepted by all of th e diverse peoples of the Southern Tier. However, recent research hos shown that
the ceremony hos the profoundest of religious import, and is deeply connected, not only with the creation of Horpur but with the nature of the city of Binghamton. I ho ve recently found this Biblical fragment which seems to me to be conclusive proof of the aweful post of Ste pping -on- the-Coot.
And the re were a people that knew not of God 's name, nor knew they of spring.
Ar ~ these people lived on the banks of the Chenango and on the Southern Tier, in the City of
Binghamton, which men knew as "The Plattsburg of the South."
And the people of Binghamton were wicked in the eyes of the Lord. For they hod forgotten the
harp and the psalm, they hod forgotten good taste and the beauties of unoging intellect, but instead
did they listen liscentiously to wicked music and base thoughts. And wanton was their love of Liberace
and Lawrence Welk, and wanton was their love of Hermon Wouk . And th e people of Binghamton were
they veritable Goliaths among Phillistines, and were they dange rous and warlike too, and many were
the thousands their warrior-attorney hod slain with the mind of on ass. And in eve ry oreo did they forsake the ways of the Lord.
And God sow that the wickedness of Binghamton was great and that the thoughts of their hearts
were always towards evil and it grieved the Lord that He hod mode the city.
And the Lord said, "I will smite Binghamton from the face of the earth, for it repenteth Me that I
hove mode it."
But Lawrence of Krestl e found grace in the eyes of the Lord.
And God said unto Lawrence, "The en d of the Triple Cities is upon thee."
" But make thee on ark of culture, and make it of brick; and dorms make thee in the ark, and coll
it Horpur."
And the ark it was ugly, it was exceedingly ugly, yea in off creation was there no rival for it in
things vile to look ot.
And the Lord said, " Behold I, even I, con toke no more of Binghamton, and I shall bring a winte r that
will destroy all of the cross and the vulgar, and wherever there is the breath of stupidity, yea that too
sha ll die."
" But with thee Lawrence I make o convenont, and with eve ry living thing of flesh will I keep in your
ark of Horpur so that beauty and variation shall not die from th e Southern Tier."
And Lawrence took severa l of all living things.
And took he from the pla ins of New York City the wild Bronx J ew. And the wild Bronx Jew did toke
poorly to captivity and he pined away in a great meeting room of the ark and took he nothing into him
but gross.
And took he also several of the upstate prim itives, terrified littl e things whom the Lord hod called,
"The beasts who ore burdensome."
And took he severa l of all the bea sts of the field and of the peopl es of the earth so that only the
crass would die out.
And the Lord gave unto Harpur food and drink, the distribution of which He, in His wisdom, con cessioned to A.R.A. Sloter. But the food was bitte r and sickene d some, and life on the ark was hard.
And the winter lasted it 16 years, and all the culture which the Lord despised died from the face of
Binghamton, and Liberace came no more and there was no more music, and Norman Vincent Peale
spoke no more, and there was no more thought.
And the snow prevailed and Lawrence only re main ed alive and they that were with him in the ark.
And then the Lord become assuaged and the winte r stopped. And Lawrence sent a dove out of the
ark, and sent he students to live off campus, and they became fruitful and multiplied.
And the Lord said to Lawrence, who was now in his eight hundred and sixty year, 'Yeo , he re is my
s ign that I shall never destroy Binghamton again, or at least in the forseeable future."
And Lawrence looked up to the heavens and saw a coat-that coat, the stepping coat, my brethren.
And the Lord said, "Whenever there is winter I shall send my coat and you shall step on it and that
sha ll be my sign that th ere again will be spring and happiness and that the ea rth sha ll be plentiful with
grass."
And the Lord said, "Yeo, shall you make a holy rite of the sign, and shall you appoint a high priest, and hove a yearly ceremony, and you shall co ll the day, "Stepping-on-th e-coat-day," and you
sha ll keep it holy and cut classes."
And God saw what He had done, and saw that it was good, or at any rate mediocre, and bade
his children live in peace."

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President Dearing, Dean Belniak, Dean Gordon, Department heads, Heads of the Departments,
honored guests, representatives of the media, members of the faculty, faculty members, fellow students
and friends.
We are here today to celebrate an occasion of great importance to you all. It is a time of rebirth,
a time of new awakening, when flowers emerge from the dead soil and bodies emerge from beneath
the heavy layers of winter clothing. A miracle has occurred and we are in the midst of it. look around
you, you can see that it is true-once again after the winter of our discontent there is, once more, there
is grass on the Harpur campus.
For this is Stepping-on-the- Coat, the time to cast off the shackles of old man winter and greet the
virgin spring. In the past great scholars have traced the ceremony through its literary history. Today, I
would like to try to discover the origins of our rite in similar ceremonies of the past. Norman 0. Brown
suggests the entymological aproach and this is the method that I will employ.
Perhaps the earliest known ceremony in our country is the Arthurian rite celebrating the spring.
After long winters in Camelot, when bathing was impossible, the lords and ladies would immerse themselves in the ritual outdoor bath. This is the famous Stepping-in-the-M oat ceremony of legend.
Other scholars argue for the Indian strangulation cults as our ancestors, the dread Stepping-onthe Throat ceremony.
More recently, a theory has emerged that today's ceremony began during the Serbo-Croatian war,
when the Serbs' official policy of aggression was called Stepping-on-the- Croat.
let us not forget the sodomic rites of the North Owego natives of slipping in goat, or the ceremony of the Italian immigrants of Stepping-off-the- Boat.
And how can any survey be complete without mentioning the N.Y. Times crosword puzzle of April 11 ,
1956-you all remember I'm sure the day- 'crushing testicles, abbr." - the answer - Stepping-on-theScroat.
Last month, Dr. Pricsislk Wezardinik in his 3 page pamphlet; 'A Complete Survey of Polish History,
literature, and Culture," exposed the connection between our ceremony today ond the Polish spring
festival as on error by the translators (themselves Polish. ) Instead of Wshklyuk, stepping, Rydlwcz or the
Grblynceeech -coot, the true ceremony wos Wsklyuk, stepping, Rydlwcz-on the Grb/yneeech-g orbage
-well, don't look at me, it's their ceremony.
Personally, I feel that the only true ancestor of today's festivities is the famous stepping on the coat
ceremony performed by Queen Elizabeth and Sir Wolter Raleigh.
In any case, spring has come, my friends, the weather is worm to stay. Cast off your coots ond step
upon them, and in doing so revel in your archetypes, your ancestors, whoever they may be and step
and the world steps with you.

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EDYMIONS
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lorry Goinen
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ODEANS
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Carmac Conohon
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Chris Scoville
Rick Porker
Jim McMurray
Bob Seamon
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Arnie Schwartz
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Donny Lippiner-Pres. (Fall)
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CAMPUS BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
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Al Weise
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CINEMA CLUB
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CLARENDON
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Hank Kune
Molly Peacock
Ellen Schur
Bruce Serlen-Editor
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COLONIAL NEWS
Bill Clark-Business
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David Hammer
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David Jacobson
Teresann Joseph
Marianne Kirchner
Judy Koren
Jay Kotcher
Harriet Krein
Martha Lazar
Betty Liebowitz
Ross London
Edward Marion- Producer, Spring Revue
Pamela Mash
Ann Mayer
Joan McDonou gh
Timothy Miles
Patricia Owens-S ecretary
Gary Raucher- Chairman of One Acts
Philip Savath-V ice President
Laurie Schaffer
John Schryver
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Schwartz
Irv
Schwartz
Marilyn
Eugene Silver
William Smith
Alida Stahl
Karen Streisand - Member-a t-Large

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Melody Taylor
Sherry Teitelbaum
Donna Tunkel
Will Volnak
Susan Weiner
Bonnie Werthman
Irene Zeller
1968 COLONIST
Mara Alper
Ellis Barowsky-Photography
Charlene Cerny
Rosemary De Neve
Ronnie Goldfinger
Mary Beth Hoban-Business Manager
Shelly Katowitz
Katherine Kinsky
Ruth Klein
Larry Lynn
Pamela Mash
Ida Sperr
Karen Streisand-Editor-in-Chief
Alan Vietze
Douglas Vitarius
Bonnie Werthman-Art Editor
DANCE GROUP
Ruth Barnes-President (Fall)
Sara Barsel
Betsy Bott
Fred Chalfy
Violet Chang
Candy Cohen
Deborah Cohen-Secretary (Fall)
Karen Clark
Jef Dershin
Elizabeth Diroff
Leah Deland
Pamela DeSio
Cynthia Gilchrist
Laura Grabelsky
Pamela Mash
Tim Miles
Michael Pecora
Joan Rapkin-Honorary
Nancy Rosenstreich-President (Spring)
Phil Savath
Vivienne Sernaque
Leah Shatavsky

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Enid Silverman
Victor Simon
Laura Slimowicz-Secre1ary (Spring)
Gail Weiss
Barbara Zimbel
DELTA SIGMA RHO-TAU KAPPA ALPHA
Laurence Rotkin-President
Louis Gurman-Vice President
Bruce Bell-Historian
Irwin Romaner-Parlamentarian
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Harvey Landress
DEMOCRATIC-LIBERAL CLUB
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Kathy Jarvis
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Rick Weissman
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Jana Allen-Secretary-Treasurer
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FRENCH C:..IJB
Pam Denty-Secretary
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GALLERY COMMITTEE
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Joe Jantz
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R. Rowalcki
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Ellen Small
Robert Sparacin
Ivy Steinberg
Rick Stewart
Pat Sullivan
Douglas Vitarius
Linda Walgate
Nancy Wallach
Bonnie Werthman
GIRLS SERVICE SORORITY
Ann Bitteker
Reva Cohen-Historian
Margaret Cosgrove
Candace Duncan
Judi Elterman
Donna Hollen
Lois Jackson
Lorraine Jesifek
Kathleen Keely-1st. Vice President
Lourice Kenien-Alumni Secretary
Betty Liebewitz-President
Barbara Martin
Alison Nash
Marion Nydam
Mary Ann O'Reilly
Patricia Owens
Valerie Sheske
Judie Sinclair
Kathryn Stagl-Treasurer
Elizabeth Vallone-Secretary
Susan Villani-2nd. Vice President
Sylvia Wolf

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�GALLERY COMMITTEE (Con't)
Darryllin Kiken
Beverly Kune
Janet Kurz
Ann Milligan
John Peluse
Kathleen Reynolds
Steve Rosen
Carol-Aynn Rossel
Robert Rothchild
R. Rowalcki
Melanie Rukin
Ida Sperr
Jack Sherman-Chairman
Ellen Small
Robert Sparacin
Ivy Steinberg
Rick Stewart
Pat Sullivan
Douglas Vitarius
Linda Walgate
Nancy Wallach
Bonnie Worthman
GIRLS SERVICE SORORITY
Ann Bitteker
Reva Cohen-Historian
Margaret Cosgrove
Candace Duncan
Judi Elterman
Donna Hollen
Lois Jackson
Lorraine Jesifek
Kathleen Keely-1st. Vice President
Lourice Kenien- Alumni Secretary
Betty liebewitz- President
Barbara Martin
Alison Nash
Marion Nydam
Mary Ann O'Reilly
Patricia Owens
Valerie Sheske
Judie Sinclair
Kathryn Stagl- Treasurer
Elizabeth Vallone-Secretary
Susan Villani-2nd. Vice President
Sylvia Wolf

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Peter Weber-Editor-in-Chief
Honk Kune
Camille Paglio
ICTHUS
Donald Alexander
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JEWISH FELLOWSHIP
Zvi Klopett-Co-President
Jeff Kostick-Treasurer
Beth Obstgarten-Secretary
Paul Ornstein-President
JUDO CLUB
Douglas Cary-Treasurer
William Luis-Vice President
Don Markle
Brian O'Connell
Laurance Rotkin-President
Robert Saunders-Secretary
OUTING CLUB
Tom Blecher
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Ken Firestein
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Mark Haven
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Al Kenien
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Pat Schad
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Barbara Stanby
Ruth Weiner
Chuch Pettus
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Rich Wertheimer
Roy Winnick
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STUDENT CENTER BOARD
Mike Barnett-Chairman
Reva Cohen
George Contemanolis
Lorraine Hom-Treasurer
Darryllin Kiken- Secretary
Steven Laxer
Ken Levin
Sharon Lewin
Robin Orden
Stewart Reif-Vice-Chairman
Seth Roberts
Douglas Vitarius
Doris Weigel
Marty Zimelis
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Mike Bornstein- Treasurer
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Judy Schub-Chairman of Steering Comm.
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WHRW
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Charles Gordon-Program Director
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Judi Elterman-Popular Music
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Cherie Vick-Librarian
Sheila Cogen-Program Giude
Lorraine Hom-Secretary to the Board
WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION
Carol Weinberg-President
Sue Krebs-Vice President
Debi Hondorf-Secretary
Alison Lanza
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JOHN H . ABRAMS
173-14 Jewel Ave.
Flushing, N .Y
literature
Soccer Team, Va rsity
Club.
President Outing Club.

letter;

President

Outing

BARBARA ABRAMSON
300 E. 40 St
New York, N .Y.
GWENYTH MARGARET ADAMSON
15 S. So~on Ave.
Bay Share, N. Y.
English l iterature
Judicial Board (Whitney Holl ); Timer-Swimming
and Tra ck ; library Committee; Central App"?"ollote
4 semesters ; Constitution Committ ee;
Boord

PAUL ANDERSON
1341/2 Linderman Ave
Kingsto n, N.Y. 12401

JAMES G. BARCOMB
2417 Monhollen D
Endwoll, N .Y

BARBARA JANE ANDREN
107-49 111 St.
Richmond Hill, N.Y.
Sociology
Dorm Council

LOWELL BAREK
73 17 17B St.
Flushing, N.Y.

JOYCE E. ANTES
11 Crocker Ave.
Johnson City, N.Y

Mathematics
Spring Trock; Cross Country; Folk Music Sociery~
Whitney Dorm Council; O'Connor Council; Most

CAROL A. ANTHONY
2 Meadow Rood
Montrose, N .Y.
Philosophy

Improved

Horpur College Choir., Sec.; Deon s list; Endicott

Newing College Judicial

Blood Drive; Deon's List.

Dorm Judicial Boord;

HAROLD ADLER
20 Bogardus Ploce
New York, N.Y.

Fe llowship Nominee; Charter Member T E.A.S
'' Every Time my car doesn't start I'm convinced

Board; Whitney Dorm Council; W oodrow Wilson

that it's o divine sign that H orpur hos mode me
paranoid. To those who lived through this
paranoia in spring '67, especially m y companions
al Westover's, I thank you, B.Q

DAVID JOSEPH AFRICK
144-53 Collidge Ave.
Jama ica, N .Y. 11435

FRANK APPELL
99 Ook St.
Walde n, N.Y.

Physics

SUSAN AGIN
2709 Oceon Ave.
Brooklyn, N .Y. 11229

CARL ARMSTRONG
Rome, N.Y.
EDGAR NORMAN A VERY
6B-4 l Groton Street
Forest Hills, N.Y . 11375

MARION ALB'ERSTEIN
1815 East 17 St.
Brooklyn, N.Y.

Eng lish and Gen eral literature
Dorm Council; lnterdorm Council; Sargent at
Arms and Vice-President of Goliords; Dorm CoJn
selor; Captain of Varsity Swim Tf'om; Faculty·
Student Athletic Commitree.
" The opportunities of o personality chameleon
were numerous. I didn't just eye the world I
com·
idol idyl. I hod to listen to Th e H usrler"
0
cool" in
plain about his not writing anything

literature
Colonial Players; Dean 's list; Moi l Roo m

DENN IS LEE ALLEN
556 Front St.
Bingham ton, N .Y.
Chemistry

this years yeor bok . Good luck to The lmpero ls,
Ackley, and the D .D .D."

Church Cho; •• lfospital Orderly.
ERICA LYNN ALLEN
53 Halstead Ave.
Yonkers, N .Y. 10704

Spanish lang\Joge end literature.
For eign Students Commirree; Timer-Swim, Track
=~d

Teams;

Country

Cross

change Program

with

Spanish Club; Ex-

Universi ty of Puerto Rico

1965-66.
" Por Finl"

'' Thank

you,

reguloting

dear

dorm.

administrators,

Deon's list.

HUGH BAGATELLE
1310 E. 54 St.
Brooklyn, N .Y. 11234

ELIZABETH RAE BAILEY
Rte. 1, Bo&gt;&lt; 196
Bogalusa, Louisiana
Politica l Science

Political Science

TAU

BARBAR BACKER
66 W . Gunhill Rd .
New York. N .Y
Eng lish

Mathematics
Odeon Society

RICHARD HULL ALLEN
(Dicker A)
10 Morrison Ave
Plattsburgh, N .Y.
for th e

I thoroug hly enjoyed

self-

pulling

VIRGINIA BAKER
,Ginny

the wool over your eyes."

7 Bird Place
White Plains, N Y

MICHAEL E. ALLIGER
136 Snug Haven Ct.

English literature

Tonawanda, N . Y.

reworded by a

English
Deon's List; Po stal Cle rk .

History

U.S.G. Advocate,
Rec. Sec.;
U S.G
C.N; M.S F., lcthus; Student counselor.

I dappled in the Arts and in U.S.G., ond wns
con testant state of exhaustion "

"For the beau ty of the mud, for the splendor of

S.C.B.i U.S.G.; Broome Dorm Council Presidrnti
Adelpni Men's Social Club Treasurer. Student
Counselor.
ROBERT EDW A RD BARNETT
52511 St
W Babylon, N.Y
Political Science
TAU
ELLIS I. BAROWSKY
5639 Notherland Ave
Bronx 71, NY
Political Science

Yearbook; C. N. ; WHRW; SFY
JAMES L. BAUER
67 -70 Groton
Forest Hills. N.Y
Political Scit-t'lce
Deon'., list; Student Counselor; Tronsportorion
IM; Undergraduate AHistontship
C"&gt;mmittee;
Political Science Oopt
"No thing is important Except what is l'!"orned
first hand "

MARK T BAUMAN
1451 2 Helen St
Bing hamton, N. Y
JOHN R. BECKER
220 Oakdale Rd
Johnson City, N Y
DAVID A BEERS
270 Margaret St
Johnson City, N Y
MICHAEL L. BEGLEITER
Bl3 44 St
Brooklyn, N Y
Biology

FRANCES BALCOM
207 Woshingtc n Ave.
Rensselaer 3, N.Y

VIVIAN BENDER
RD. l
Foyettev;lle, N Y

ELIZABETH BALDWIN
RD 1 Hor an Rd .
Vestal, NY.

JOAN BERKOWITZ
204 15 Foothill Ave
Holl is, NY

BYRON BARCLAY
146 Cuyler St.
Palmyra, N.Y

35 Antlers Dr

Brentwood, .N.Y.
History

Newman Club

S.D C.

ALAN J BARNETT
29B2 Bayport Court
Wontogh, NY
Psychology

BARBARA ANN ANDERSON
67-25 Exeter- Street
Forest Hills, N.Y.

80 Madison ·Ave.

Who

(Jim1

Deon's lis t;
Blood Drivf".

CAROLYN ANDERSON

Who ' s

105 John St.
Chittenange, N Y 13037

" Of the System: It is possible to cop out without
dropping out."

SFY Nursery School

(trock ;

JAM ES EDWARD BARNES II

the slush, for construc-ti onmen galore, fo r exams
with diet pills, for snack bar coffee. ond for the
many fond rr.t morie s o f life and love. S.U N .Y
at Binghamrcn, Hor pur CoU"!'ge, I rhonk you! "

Mathematics

1967

Athlete

Among Students in American Col leges ond Universities "67-'68 ; Honor Roll ; Boccocio
You con get anything you wont at Alice's
'.excep tin Alice
Restaurant

RUTH BARNES
219 W . 81 St.
New York, N.Y. 10024

705 W. Liberty St.

,
Sociology
Dean 's list; WHRW News Director;
Judicial Board .

WILLIAM BARKER
(Bi ll, Pub"l
237 Sylvan Drive
West Hempstead, N Y

Dorm

Council·

lntromvccl

5oorts;

SUZANNE BERNHARDT
Rochester, N Y

169

�DANIEL BESSER

NORMAN BRIER

9 Hill Ave.

2475 W . 16th St.

Endicott, NY
Philosophy
'
l"
President of Adelphi;_ Soccer. Te?m ~, Deans 1st

Political Science

4 timer , Probation 4 times; Lion

the lion"

in

Androcles &amp;

,

d

" I was probably Horpur s worsl actor on
Germon student. toking 10 semester s here lo

become polished in both fields
probably this "

The

school

is

SUZANNE ELIZABETH BEST
(Sue)
R.F 0 . 1:4
Gouverneur

hockey

OHANNES BEZAZIAN
295 B Essex St.
Hockensnock, N.J
MICHAEL ONDERDONK BICE
8 Eoton Pl
Binghamton, N Y
Political Science

" In eight semesters on fhe meal pion, I

never

once ate Sloter Jello."

CANDACE H. COHEN
(Candy)
121 Horlwell Rood
Buffalo, NY.

KATHLEEN JOANNE BUCKHOUT
R.D =1
Jordonville, N Y
Anthropology

Theatr e
Counselor-foll '67 ; Colonial Players;
tionol Holl Progrom Committee-'66-67.

HOWARD BURDICK
209 Hazelwood Ave.
Syracuse, N .Y.

CAROL BEA COHEN
26 Quinlan Ave.
Staten lslond, N .Y.

Rep ;

Big

Sister"
&lt;Jf
Susauehonno Volley Home; Orientation Advisor;

WRA Basketball ond Volleyball; CN; DemocrolicLiberal Club; USG Tavern; Ski Lodqe Comm. ;
SCB Social Comm. ; Binqhamlon Bus Survey.
'' I remember Horpur: o with its block out, qos
main ond water pipe breaks. b wining o senior
key os o freshman ond c · cutting qym S times
in one seme1t er ond still possina. I'm glad I' m
aroduoting ond to the rtst of Second Floor

Central and th e Dregs, Good luck! "

Economics
Pre1ident of The Eternal New Society

MICHAEL A. BURR
Box 105
New Hampton, N.Y.
Art Hi$tory
Colonial Players; Thur-.doy Afternoon Drinking
Society; Proprieter· 121 Parties- Nightly Rood

Summer 1966
'After one flunk .out, 6 semesters on pro and two
contracts I om happy to announce thot I hove
finally " mode it". It hos been a true educational
experience! ''

Honors

USG (Newing at Lorge Rep ; Pre&gt;.-Chenonge
Hall; Tree&gt; Chenonge Hall; WHRW Pop Music
Director; F.S A.; USG Finance ond Library Comm ;
Dragon Society; Who' s Who
. ; Permanent
Honor Roll
JOHN ANDREW BOCHNOVICH
14 Dayton St
Biology ond Psychology
Wrestling; Weightlifting.
JEROLD BOGARTZ
("Jerry", " Bogie" )

172-44 133rd Ave
Jamaica, NY
Physics
Varsity Swimming; Varsity Track tcoptain ; TAU
tvice pre1. ; American Institute of Physics.
A borrowtr nor o lender be nor a member of

the U.S. Army "

HARVEY BORNFIELD
804 Hampton Ave.
Schenectady, N Y.
M eticulous Sickie"

1921 Olive Street

STEPHEN FREDERICK COLEMAN
("Steve '', " Povey", " Toomey"

Dorm Council; TAU , lntromurols; Deon s list; SFY
Thonks to R., J ., l., C ., T., and B."

Owego, N .Y.

MARGARET CONKLIN
30 Chadwick Rd.
Binghamton, N .Y.

DAVID C . CAPETTINI
21B Hoyes Ave.
Endicott, N. Y.

LORRAINE M. CONNOR
237 N. Middletown
Pearl River, N.Y.
GEORGE G . CONTEMANOLIS
60·20 Wetherole St.
Rego Pork, N.Y.

Philosophy
Colonist Stoff; nominated for Woodrow

Wilson

Scholarship.
' I toke ~reot pride in being per hops th e only

male student ot Horpur wh never once, in his
whole college career. wondered what he would
look like with a beard ''

" Scopin· , Threepenny Oper a

MICHAEL BRALOWER
508 Rose lone
Rockville Centre, NY
MARTIN 8RECHER
11 Irving Place
New Rochelle, N Y 10801
Political Science

SFY Big Brother, Honor Roll

linguistics

Pres. TAU;

ANTOINETTE MARIE CARLINEO
("Susie")
Rt . .tt3
Corning, N .Y.
English and General literature

Vorsity

Boseboll

Teom;

' Peace on Eorth ,

JOHN CARRANO
Rt. 1, Box 175
Freehold, N. Y

DAVID J . COOPER
(' Coop"
56 Seward lone, Green Ridge
Chester, Penna.
Hi1tory

USG Advocate; USG Committees
HARRIET M . COPPINS
704 Midvale Rd .
Binghamton, N. Y.

JAMES E. CARTER
P.O . Box 91
Johnson , City, N.Y.
JAMES DOUGLAS CAUSEY
20 Dellos Dr.
Rochester, N .Y.
Geology
Intramural Football, Baseboll, Baskctboll, 8owling, judo; Geology Club, Math Club, the Bi,.,,
tntromural Football, baseball, basketball, bowl.
Judo Club, CPO.
over

Chenango,

FREDERICK CHALFY
669 E. Olive St.
long Beoch, N.Y. 11561
VIOLE CHANG CHING
3 Jen Al Street
Tainan Toiwon, free Chino

ALLAN GREGORY CHARLAP
Wily Arob
109 Hoffman St.
Elmira, N.Y.
History
Odeon Society vice pres.
. I . do not hove to stay with you; the truth of
1t IS o you hove to stay with me."

CLAUDIA CHASKA
927 North Roilrood Ave
Stolen Island, NY 10306
Sponish

Coptoin

Varsity Soccer; Dragon Society; Student Center
Boord; Presidenr' s Judicial lmplimentotion Com·
mitree; Men's Judicial Boord; Student Counselor;
Senior Committee.

LINDA J . CERDA
14 Peorsoll Ave .
Lynbrook, N .Y.

Readi ng, Ptnnsylvonia

Pol itical Science
Civil Rights Club; Students for Democratic Com·
Sec. USG; Women' s Recreation Assn .,
Deon 1 s list; Student Counselor.

29 Morris Str eet
Auburn, N. Y
Sociology

JAY E. CAMPBELL
80 Eost Ave.

' Broome shall never Triumph
soys me and Mike Hoyt."

BROOK A BOTVIN

SANDRA S COHEN
121 Hartwell Rd .
Buffolo, N .Y.

English ond General literature
Student Counselor; Secretary of Dance Group

RICHARD CALVIN
102·00 Shore Front Porkway
Rockowoy Pork, N .Y. 11694
Philosophy
" The answer lies in thou!''

DENNIS JOHN CARSON
(Oen, Denny)
215 Keller Avenue
Kenmore 17, N.Y.
English

Johnson City, NY

Hideous.

DEBORAH HELEN COHN
33. 44 93rd St.
Queens, NY.

ROSITA CAREY
1388 Potters Blvd
long Island, N. Y.

STUART BOCHNER
726 Pine Ave.
W Islip, NY.

" Holy Mary, Holy Carol, Holy Bruce, Holy Steve,
Holy Jim, Holy Lloyd, Holy the Unknown Bug·

gered and Suffering Beggars Holy the
Human Angels!"

munity;

FRANK CARAMANICA
39 Hubbard St.
Cortland, N .Y.

JAMES J BLOCH
226 Arthur Ave
Johnson City, NY

MARK BOUJIKIAN
130 West Main St
Middletown, N Y
English

Inferno·

LLOYD R. COHEN
2251 Plumb St.
Brooklyn, N.Y.

ALICE M. CACALA
59 Schiller St
Binghamton, N. Y.

SUSANNE GISELE BLEIBERG
2234 Wilson Ave.
Bronx, N Y 10469
Sociology

170

DIANE CLEMENTE
141 Arkansas Or.
Valley Stream, N.Y

ALISON E. BUSHART
148 Ook St.
Binghamton, N. Y.

JOANNE BLEEZARDE
8 Madison Ave.
R:oveno , NY

American History

ANTHONY CLEAVER
1352 Washington St
Watertown, N .Y.

EDWIN C . BROCK
R 0 2 State St
Skoneoteles, N .Y.

English literature

PAUL ~LACK
45-52 Auburndale lo.
Flushing, N Y 11358
Geology
WRAF· WHRW · Colonial Ployers; Geoloqy Club
vice· Preso1; P~tron of Westever's; CPO vice
pres )i me-mber of the Bin .

Treas,

DONALD V. CLARK
67 Bethoven St.
Bingho mton, N.Y.

MARGOT BRINN
16 Frances Or
Westbury, N. Y.

JOANNE M. BURNE
13 Hillside Ave.
Binghamton, N.Y.

RICHARD T. BISHOP
8 Goethe St
Binghamton, N .Y.

Council

Brooklyn, N.Y.

DONNA BROWN
201 Evergreen
Vestal, N.Y

N. Y

Russian language and literature
Deon' s list , Dorm Council ; g irls' field
team; chorus

Dorm

STANLEY CHESLER
1448 E. 10th St.
Brooklyn, N .Y.

LINDA GRACE MARIA CORDARO
(" Lin"'
280 Melrose Street
Rochester, N .Y.
English literature

Folk Song Club.
JAMES J . CORDI
5 Sherwood Blvd
Owego, N .Y.
COROLE JEAN CORNELIUS
17 57 Becker Street
Schenectady, N .Y.
Studio Art
Deon's list

MARILYN CORWIN
West Side Ave .
East Quogue, N. Y.

MARGARET ALMA COSGROVE
(Peggy)
22 Rose Ave.
Harrison, N .Y.
Physics
Deon's list; Honor Roll; Newman Student As·
sociotion; GSS (tl'eos.) ; Harpur College Student
Chapter of the Am erican lnsriute of Physics
t P1 es. ' i Or. lowore Dorm Council.
' I started the fi rst Annual Physics-Chem istry

De pt. Snowball Fight

Physics won )."

Moy those

who f ollo w get os much out of Horpur as I
hove. Th ere is a greot deal to be found here
if eoch student wou ld only make th e effort and
o few sacrifiecs along th e way. Thank you
Ha rp ur, for a wonderful b eginning "

�ROSEMARY COVENEY
956 Lynn Dr.
Volley Streom, N . Y.

JEFFREY DERSHIN
1946 E 26 St
Brooklyn, N .Y

CHARLES GORDON CRAIG, J R.
f" Hou")

JACK F. DEUEL
Box 423
Sidney, NY

R D. itl
Port Crone, NY.
Political Science
Pledgemoster,

Bosketboll,

trock; lntrom uro l
Pintoplers.

Varsi ty

Boccocio;

of

President

foolboll , sof tboll;

JAMES ADAM CRAIG
(Jim)
1034 Eugene Dr
Sch•nectody, N .Y.
Ch•mistry
APO-vie .. pres. ; Vorisity qoff · Stud ~nt counselor,
Svncronized Swimming, SCB committees; Ski
Club; Deon's list
WILLIAM CREPET
Conol Rd .
High Folls, N . Y

Bristol, Conn

Elections and Membership
Dickinson College
Academ ic
Affairs,
USG Political
Committee·
Affairs co'nstitutionol Revisions Committees; SCB
and
Winter
Relotioni;
rronsp~rta tion ; Campus
Spring W eekend Committees; Dickinson Coll~9e
Const1fu.
Judiciary Committee ; Dickinson C~llege
tion Committee; Jewish Fellowship; Math Club;
CN Reporter ; Intro-mu rals · Director of Stanley
Zelizer Memorial Fund
From Brf'odth, Through depth, To perspective."

FRANCIS H DISHAW
46 Boker St.
Johnson City, N .Y.

JUDITH ARDIENNE El TERMAN
59 Edqewood Dr.
New Hyde Pork, N Y

LINDA DICKINSON
R.D. 3
Fulton, NY.
ANGELA DIPACE
Pin~ St

851

~:~~~s

GAil SUSAN DITKOFF
56 W . 180 St.
N .Y.C.
Psych o logy

HAMAUqy ENER CRUZ
247 Northwe&lt;I 33rd St.
Miami, Florido
Political Scit&gt;nc~
Pre• Sponi&lt;h Club : Pr•• C levelond Holl : Agossir
Champlain

Wrest ling

Co•Jncil :

Dorm

Club , Copy Editor CN; WHRW stofl'; Vic• pres.
Circle;

Involvemen t Project;
Dean's list; Community
Binq State Hospitol Volunteer; Tutoring ( Inter·

Rociol).

Ontoloqy and
con we not p11s h ohtt-od now? Let us blow

, Dragon Society;
list; Who s Who.
GSS Sec and Pledgemistress ; WHRW.annour:ice r
ond Pvpulor Music Director ; Volunteer ot Bing·
Stote Hospi tal ; Orientati on Advisor ;
homton
Horpur College Choir; Volunteer at Susquehanna
Volley Home; Collegium Mu1icum ; Colonial P!oy~
' Threepenny Op~ra ' . Collegiate
,.n "Scapin
Structure Comm.; Dorm Council Rep. ; Student
Honors Recitols·vocal .
'A sincere thonk·yov. A wish for your hoppineu.
And o smile."

FRED LEWIS EPSTEIN

420 Westche ster Ave
M oun t Ver non, N . Y

CAROLYN DOBKIN
2980 Volentine Ave .
New York, N .Y.

Biology
LAURA ERINGER
51 Euclid Ave
Albony, NY

Rf"lotions

International

Club; STO.
' If :nit1olly we enioved Politics
Truth

Co·Choirmon of New York Stole College Young
Democrats; Orientation Adviser ; Choirnton ~f

ROBERT DeVILlENEUVE
130-06 230th St
Lourelton, N .Y.

Rensseloer , N .Y.
literature

JOHN A . CRUTY
146 Woinwriaht Ave.
Syracuse, N .Y.

International

Mothtmatiu
Dragon Society; Deon's List; Chairman of Demo·
erotic-liberal Club; Dickinson College Advoc~te;
Campus New1 Director of WHRW , Recor~ing
Sec., Regional Coordinator, Policy Committee

RALPH WILLIAM DISTIN
1497 Third St

ROBIN CRICKMA N
6 W. Mople Rd
Gr eenlown, NY.

Society:

KENNETH E HSTEIN
2030 Eost 14th St
Brooklyn, NY 11229

SAMUEL ROBERT DOLGOW
636 Brooklyn Ave.
Brooklyn, N .Y.
Political Science
Dorm council; Deon's list.

RANDALL FADEM
5 Clenl Rd.
Greot Neck, N .Y.

51 Pin~ Street
North Massapequa, N .Y.

GARY EDWARD DOLPH
212 Cyndy Street
Johnson City, N .Y.

ROBERT S. FARBER
1125 East 36th St .
Brooklyn, N .Y.

MICHAEL DANILOFF
17 Patricio St

Botany

on the crea ti ve spark of our minds!"
CLEMENTE DALESSIO

Social Science
JACK MAYO DANN
222 Acklev Ave.
Johnson City, N .Y.
Political Science
WHRW

WILLIAM DRANCtlAK
1205 Monor Entronce
Endwell, N .Y.

STEPHEN B FELDMAN
243·41 72 Ave .

CANDACE LEE DUNCAN
(CD, Condy

Biology
Demetreons-sect' y. ; Oeon' 1 lht; Honor
Androcles and the lion"
Bring me Anthony · the son of Godl"

gollon

kool ·oid

red

of

from

the

third

LINDA JOYCE DeBOER
Suffern, N .Y.
Sociology
Dorm Council Rep. and Social Chairman; Dorm

Binghamton

State Hospital; Deon's List; Snow Queen 1967
" I will never forget : 1) the " soup-group" 2) all
of the wonderful Goliords who worked so hord
to make me Snow Queen, 3) how to wish on

you know,

4)

my very

happy four years at Harpur."

CHARLES WILLIAM DeBREE
(Chuck )
18 Brown Drive
Pearl River , N . Y.
Business Enterprise
Deon's list; TAU Intramural

Tarrytown, N .Y.
Political Science
Students Commi tte e; WH RW - progrom
Foreign
International
directo;; Dorm Council; TOAD;

Relotions Club; Who"• Who.
R. P R "

ANITA J . FISH
6 Kennedy St.
Binghamton, N .Y.

LINDA BARBARA FISHKIN
200 Eost 205th St

New Hyde Pork, L I
English
USG; CN; SFY; Adelphi Men'• Socool Club

Treasurer;

Council

Group; Colonial

Student Association.
MARILYN J . DE NATO
113 Lexington Pl.
Utico, N .Y.

Bronx, N.Y

23 Herbert Drive

.

'Thanks to Krout and Gog for some stro1qht
company to Adelphi ; T.K ; Vy und " Chico" in
Carrol town.

WRA;

Newmon

RICHARD A . ELRAIJCH
441 Oceon Pkwoy.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sociology
Deon's

list;

Bing

Psychology
College Choir;
Sec.

Synchronired Swim

Club;

WRA

Since entering these portols The goofs have
is for sinking
caused me doubt~ Yet, red brick
11
And the Rots have left me out.

HOWARD R FLAXMAN
2741 E 2B St.
Brooklyn, N Y.

Gymnastics;

Players; SFY:

lntromurol Volleyba ll; softboll ; Doon' • list.

JOHN A FIGLAN
133 Dovid Ave.
Vostal. NY.

W.B."

Stay strong, TAU"

Dorm

Businen Enterprise

Deon's list. Orientation Advisor
I 11 never forget all of the tuna fish I hove
eol cn while at Horpur. Thank you M .8 . and

GLENN EISENSTEIN

Dance

ARTHUR FEUERSTEIN
407 Miller Ave
Brooklyn, N Y

BURTON LEONARD EDELSTEIN
( Burt)

Follies;

CATHERINE R. DELLAPENTA
Circle Drive
Colden, N.Y.

ROLLIN FESSENDEN
181 Clevelond Dr .

Bronx. NY.

Biology
Glee Club; Odeon Society

''Where there is o " Will", there is o " way".

" I' ll tell Andy B. everything I knowl"

DENNIS FENICHEl
U75 Peopond Rd .
North Bellmore, N Y

DOROTHY FISCHER
65-24 171 St
Flushing, N Y
Sociology

EVA EDELMAN
120 Gale Ploce

76 Crosman Terrace
Rochester, N. Y.

Sporh;

Roll,"

Kenmore, NY

Orientation Adviser .

English Literature

noor

IRENE DURHAM WEBSTER
154 Mortling Ave

works,

People);

Dougloston, N .Y.

on to a ponty raid. "

7 Sylvon Woy

really

(Chinese

Geology

PENELOPE DAVIS
(Penny )
22V2 High St.
Binghomton, N .Y.
Sociology

stars-i t

Softboll

M orningside Or.
Ossining, N.Y

Huntington, N.Y.
Music
Wind Ensemble· Orchestra; Woodwind Quintet ,
Young Republic~ns ; GSS; Dragon Society; Deon' s
list.
" I never hod so much fun os when I dumped o

at

ond

SUSAN H. FELDBAUER

9 Jarvis Ct.

Work

Roms)

Deon's list.
" y loscio sur grottor dov'e lo ro9no "

Larchmont, N .Y.

ERIC DAVIS
221;, High St.
Binghomton, N . Y.

Volunteer

execu tive Boord; I ntramural Football ( North

Owego

DANIEL DORIAN
47 Revere Rd.

MARCIA G. DAVIES
Von Dyke Rd .
Delmor, N .Y.

Sec.;

SFY

Boccocio.
" Hove o Grog ."

PAUL ROBERT DARNELL
2B69 Beebe Rd .
N ewfone, N .Y.
Enalish literature
IXOUS; College Choir; M•n's Glee Club.

Council

DAVID FASS
150 Wellington Rd .
Elmenl, NY
Philosophy
SOS; Civil Rights Club; Democrotic Lib orol Club;

RICHARD FRANCIS DONOHUE
Ditch )
191 West 19th St
Deer Pork, N.Y.
Biology

Binohomton, N .Y

State

Hospital

Volunteer ;

Political Science
Deon' s li1'1; Vice Pres ., Treas . of Oemetreon
Society; Inter re sidence Holl Judicial Boord.

Outing Club.
171

�MARK STEWART FLEISHER
112 Bekeley Sq
Suffern, N.Y
Anthropology

LARRY GAINEN
little Pond Rood
Hurl e yvi lle, N Y.

~.7~Y~~~~ ~~~~t~bronce

MARY GAMIN
RD . 2
Middl e port, N Y

Stolls,

Mung,

Max ,

of Oaf, Ouggie , C. 8 .,
Ox, "o ". Poper, R~isin,

Rufus, Mango, Youth and. Iott but least, Snides.

English literature

French Club
' To

Johnson City, N.Y

SHIRLEY ANN GEHRIG
Rt. 59
Tollman, N.Y.
Sociology

Accounting

.

Deon's list; Vice Pres Oemstreon Soc.; Jewish
fellowship, lntromurols.
I know almost everything that Feldman knows,
because I just Knowl Ey-Eye-Ey-Eye-Oh, P. l.D.A.S.,
8 .M.A. 1 S.M.B .• ore my degrees I was o member
of the original Melba Marauders."

Volunteer ot Binghamton Stoto Hospital.
''Eleven O 'clock
and four
o' c:lock
ore

English Literature

Deon' s Lisi; URM.
" John Cecconi and I did not hold up the Sky-

BRIAN FRANCIS
2621 Palisades Ave.
Bronx, NY.

Kenmore, N .Y.

LEON H. FRANK, Jr.
145 Brooks Ave .
Vestal, N. Y

Massena, N _Y.

lark Diner."

LOUIS GIAMBALVO
6 lisle Ave.
Binghamton, N.Y.

STEVEN GILBERT
196 Deerhurst Pkwy
CYNTHIA GILCHRIEST
23 Grant St.

PRISCILLA B. FRANK
''Pnscillo'', " Pris")
430B 56th St.
Woodside, N.Y

EDWARD GINSBURG
1590 Metropolitan Ave.

French

PAUL GITTLESON
6B-l0 174 St.
Flushing, N.Y.

Bronx, N.Y.

Dorm council; Carnival Chairman; SFY · Susque·
honna Volley Home
R.P R I Vive froncioJ Vivo ltoltol Vivo Februor)"

Beauty and the

Boost of

sand And a

Binghamton, N.Y.
the

CARYN GETTLER
1.42 Browers lone
Roslyn Heights, N.Y.

ROBERT W. GIBBS
R.D . 1
Theresa, N.Y.

groin of

RONALD PAUL GREGOIRE
12 Schiller St.

brightest times of the day."

STEPHEN DAVID FOULK
29 N Buffalo Street
Springfield, N.Y.
Philo•ophy
Methodist Student Fellow•hip; USG; IXOUE;
Horpur College Choir ond Glee Club; Pholosophy
Club.
There is no science without fancy, and no art
without facts ."
(Vilodimir Nabokov )

in a

GAIL FLORENCE GREENBAUM
1 Sunnyside Ave .
Hempstead, N.Y.
CN; SFY; USG; Neuchatel; Counselor•hip.
" It's all over- now- I con beginl 11

ALAN C GAYLORD
11 Crocker Ave.

MARK FORMAN
(Forms)
2965 Morion Ave.
Bronx 5B, N.Y.

world

RICHARD GREEN
15 Union Place
Lynbrook , N .Y.

MARIE l. GAVAZZI
321 Birch St.
Ve stal, NY

l YNN FORCH EIMER
136-10 72nd Ave
Flushing, N .Y.

a

palm of your hand And Eternity in on hour. 11
Bloke " Auguries of Innocence"

Huntington, N.Y.

LOIS FLOYD
R.D 2, Box 125
Loke George, N Y

see

heaven in a wild nower , Hold infinity in the

EDWARD F. GARRISON
4 Broadview Drive

CHARLES FLORANCE
~ . D I , Ahern Rd
Binghamton, N Y

11 , 196B' Hurray fo1
19661'

GERTRUDE JULIETTE GRANER
''Gigi"
Box 35
North Branch, N .Y. 12766

MARTIN GITTER
35-40 75 St.
Jackson Hts., N. Y.

Biology
DONALD GRIFFITHS
63 Tyler St.
Freeport, N.Y
RICHARD GROSS

9 Pleasant lone
levittown, N.Y.
KATHARINE GRUBER
2B5 Central Pork Wut
New York, N.Y.
LOUIS GURMAN
152 Hoypoth Rd.
Bethpoge, N.Y.
History
President of Debate Society.

JAMES S . HAGEN
R.D . 1
Fulton, N.Y
BRUCE HALLENBERG
SB Solem Rd.
Volleystreom, N.Y.
NANCY ANN HALPER
96 Pork Dr.
Eastchester, N.Y
MICHAEL HALPERIN
Holps )
163 Jules Dr .
Staten Island, N .Y.

Economics

Spanish language and Literature
President - Whitney Dorm Council; Member Chenonge Dorm Council; Member and Corresponding sec.- Demetreon Society; Dean's list ·

Brooklyn, N Y

CAROLYN JOYCE GLIBER

Sociology

555 Bronx River Rood

" Hoste la Vista! "

ANN E. FRATANTONI
2035 E. 16 St.
State Hospital
Deon's list.

ond Children s Home

volunteer 1

Yonkers, New York
History

RAY JAMES FRENCH
Box 56
Edwards, N.Y
Biology
Varsity Soccer; lntromurol Softball,
and Bolleyboll; Counselorshop.

Deon's list; Charier member of T.E .A.S.

" Everyone knows Harpur so well that they don' t
even question why I ' ve rushed through in three
years.

Basketball

IRA GLUNTS
2225 Bronxwood Ave.
New York, N.Y.

RICHARD GRANT FRIED
(Korostochev•ky
39 72 47th St.
l.I. City, NY.

ALAN A. GOFFA
66 Cleveland Ave.
Binghamton, N. Y.

English ond General literature

Political Science

Prosident

Folk Dance Club (fun while it lo•tedl ;

Treosurer· Harpur Film Production Society
while it lasted ; Anthroposophicol Soci:;ty.
Oh. to be in Yorkshire, now that.

(fun

MARK GOLDBERG
12 Scoview Avenue
Northport, N.Y.
English and General literature

MARIAN LEA FRIEDENREICH
224 11 Hillside Ave
Queens Village, N Y
History
Dorm Council.

Residence

Holl

Key

Committee.

J•wish Fellowship
CORY EDWARD FRIEDMAN
Wynn Ct
Mutrontown, R.F 0
Syouet, N .Y.
History
Treas USG; Chairman of Fre .shmon Orientation ;

Member FSA
ROBERT FRIEDMAN
BOB Montgomery St
Brooklyn, N .Y
Chemistry
Tenni s Team ,
Program.

Student

Coun selor;

GEORGE FROBIG
Bo x 191
Cincinnatus.

NY

RICHARD KENNETH FULLER
(" Dick")
35 Murray St.
Binghamton, N Y

Psychology
WHRW Pho Theta Koppa .
RICHARD C . FUSCO
233 Willow St.
Johnson C ity, N Y
Political Science

172

Big

Brother

Vorsity Baseball.

'

MICHAEL HAMBURGER

20 Post Ave.
New York, N. Y.
ANDREA HAMILTON
Tuthill Rd.
Blooming Grove, N .Y.

DAVID SAUL HAMMER
(Sledge)
840 Grand Concourse
Bronx, N.Y.
Chairman of one-acts-Colonial Players; Feature
Editor of CN; participated in various ploys;

Head of SFY Saturday Program; WHRW staff;
Head of group to make movie; Capt. of I ntra-

mural Baseball, Football and Soccer Teams.
LESLIE HANDELSMAN
1412 McBride St.
for Rockaway 91, N.Y.

RONALD GOLDFINGER
lOBB Eo•t lBO St.
Bronx, N.Y.
Biology
Honor Roll; Dean' s list; Art Stoff of: Clarendon,

MARTIN HANDFINGER
2430 Haring St.
Brooklyn, N .Y.

Horpur Review, Colonist '68 .
'Tho \.e at Horpvr know: " Mon must suffer to be
wise."

WRAF; WHRW-FM; Chenonge Dorm Council;
Democratic-liberal Club; SFY.
" Bless Johnson Holl Summer 1964. From

KATHLYN HANA GOMULA

Narrowness, and
ness, to ? ."

Sociology

Shallowness, and Nearsighted.

Regino lane
Amsterdam. N.Y.
English and General literature
Deon' s list.
''Good Grief!"

PATRICIA HELEN HANEY
764 Highland Ave.

ALAN R. GOODSITE
1·14 Sortogo Te.
Binghamton, N .Y.

ALAN M. HARRIS
312 Surrey Drive
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Biology

BARBARA GORDON
3215 Ave. H.
Brooklyn 10, N.Y.

~9~7'1BWRAF-AM ; General Manager WHRW- FM

CHARLES ALAN GORDON
320 Wilson St.
West Hempstead, N. Y. 11552
Chemistry
WHRW Chief Engineer, Chief Announcer. Program Oireclor; Judicial Boord; Men's Judicial
Boord; Orientation Advisor; Chemistry
lnde.
pendent Work
' 'Harpur college is not Dead ."

Kenmore, N.Y.

English

Eng ineer,

announcer,

board

of

direc-tors

mem-

"I. Nyop, so to soy goodbye , •2. Thank you
Horpur for JLE-ond thank you too."

EDWARD J. HART

67 Doncaster Ave.
Wew Islip, N.Y.
BERNARD HEILICSER
3108 Brighton 5th St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Biology
Intramural Athletics; Dorm Council Rep.

�MARGARET JACKSON
1210 Croes Ave
Bronx, NY
Music

MARC STEPHEN HELLER
18n Geor ge Ct
Me rrick , N .Y.
Psychology

Chenonge lnter·dorm Council Rep; Sec. of
Chenonge Dorm Council; Pres of Chenonge
Dorm Council; Deon's List.
" In my Freshman year I helped pion the dis·
cotheque which was banned by the administration b ecause the Go-GO girls were " Bosomy" and
' Voluptuous''
" One thing Harpur College hos dom~ for me is
to teach me to put up with adversity. Another

BRUCE KAUFSTEIN
12 Zoo Ave
Johnson City, N Y

List ; Orchestra;
Deon's
Quintet; Spring Review.

Chorus.;

Woodwind

JOSEPH J KEANE
189 Crory A•e.

GAIL J ACOBS
66 Douqlos Rd
Staten Island, N .Y

Binghamton, N Y

MARSHA LYNN KELLAR

RONALD M J ACOBS
Sox 36

is that it introduced me to S.E.K . 11

Livingston M anor, N .Y

DIANE C . HERDMAN
3064 34th St.
lonq Island City, N .Y.
Ennlish Literature
Coun&gt;elo r ; SFY

Deon'' List.
" Tho perseverance of tht woman Good fortune ''

literature
I Ching

Beoch urst Queens, N .Y
Polit ical Science
P~nny 'OPNo Sloeque• of Araby; South
liberty Ave. lrregulors; Sigma Chi.
" Stoy loose!"

CAROL HERMAN
1112 Lake Shore Dr.
Mauapequ o Pork, N .Y.

Chemistry
SHARON JANE Hill
R D. ::!6 Loughlin Rd .
Bing hamton, N .Y

HARRIET JAS IK
711 Oxford St
Westbury, N Y

ALAN G KENIEN
103 Seeihoven St

Binghamton N Y
Chemistry

Abandon hope. all

Rochester, N .Y.

An thropology

Mathematics
Deon' s list; SFY Tutor; Senior Key Committee;
Pres . O'Connor J udicia l Boord.
ROB ERTA HOLLANDER
16 1-04 Jewel Ave
Flushing, N .Y

Theatre Studio
Dean's list (S good, 3 bod ); Colonial Players
treasurer; Guy• and Do I• Ugly Duckl ng; Tiny
Close• June&gt; and ihe Poycock, Glo'is M"noqerie
1st prize Horpv r
Scap•n; Thret prnny Opera
Fo llies; Mistress of Ceremonies for Horpur
Fo llies; the Endicott Speakeasy in Carnival;
student counselor; SFY; Dorm Councii; Senior
Keys for _J unior Women Steering Committee;
Dragon Society.
' how .old.om.i .think .forever ''
JAMES l. HOLLEY
30 Parsons St.

Binghamto n, N.Y.

Political Scit"nce
Bingham Dorm Council Chairman; Endymions
Vice pres., Treas, Athletic Chairman, Intramural
Athletics.

English and General Literature
PETER JOHNSEN
158 Sutler Ave.
Stolen Island, N.Y.

MALCOLM KETCHUM
38 Floro! Ave.

JOSEPH J JO HNSON
R. D. 1 Colemon Rd.
Binghamton, N Y.

DARRYLLIN KIKEN
2211 New Hoven Ave
For Rockaway, N Y

Binghamton. N. Y

Art History
Dean's List; Dragon Society; SCB ·(sec., Cho ir·
man Winter Weekend, Chairman of Cori,ivol,

EILEEN S. JONES
1709 N ewe ll Rd
End icoll, N .Y

Spring

Eng lish and General literature

LORRAINE FRA NC ES JOSIFEK
3 Me adowbrook Rd.
Slyosset, N .Y.
Bio logy
Pres. G .S.S.; Jud icial Boards; Sec.-Centrol Appel
late; Field Hockey Team; W ho's Who.
SALLY NAN CY JUDD
246 East Main SI.
Westfi~ld , N Y

S USAN BARBAR HOLZER

29 Train Dr.
Eng lish l ite rature
Deon's List; Senior Key Committee.
"
" I would prefer not to .
ROBERT J . HOLZHAUER
( Bob, " Holz")

(Sargeant-at-Arms.

1st Vice

Pres., Pres.); l.S.C,C . (Sec.-Treas. : Varsity Swim

Teom (letterman); Student Counselor; Who's
Who . . . ; Horpur Follies; Deon's List; lntromurol
Athlet ics.
GINA R. HOROWITZ
25-40 31st Ave.
long Island City, N .Y.

Eng lish literature
Student counselor; editorial Boord of Claredon.
DAVID ALAN HORROCKS
8 Caywood Pl.
Hyce Par. N . Y.

History
Boccocio (pre1 ., sec., treas.); track team; dorm
council; Men' s Inter- hall Council; Inter fraternity
and Social Club Council (ISCC .
BERNARD RI CHARD IANTOSCA
(" Bernie")
126 E. Ca rmans Rd .
Farmingdale, N .Y.

English and General Lite rature
Who' s Who . . . ; SFY tuter and Nursery schoo l;
Binghamton State Volunteer; Track team.
" I'm tired of ploying gome1."

Rochester, N.Y
MARIANNE KIRC HN ER
147-40 77 Ave
Flushing, N Y

RUTH R. KLEIN
99·24 63 Ave.
Rego Par, N .Y

English literature
Deon'! Lisi; Dorm Council; Student Counselor;
SFY; Colonist ·68; Follies; Carnival
To all thosf" people who have spent the past
four yeors waking me up your patience ond
pers.everance is deeply opp:eciotcd. Thank.you."
GERALD IN E EILEEN KNOLL
2622 Arlington Ave

Deon's list; Cafeteria Comm., Dining Services
Bd.; Orientation Advisor; Dorm Council; Who's
; Judicial Boord; Central Appelote;
Who

scs.

ROBERT ARNOLD KATENKAMP
("0 ")
15 H illt op Dr.
Pearl River. N .Y.
Ant hropology

TAMAE KOBAYASHI
3·6 11 Nishikeiwo
Tokyo, Japan

Endymions Re c. and Corr. Sec., Treas., Social
Chairman, Pres.; Deon' s Commission on Judicial
Structure; Jud icial Structure Implementation Com·
mittee; Bingham Holl Judicial Board; Me n's
lnter ·Oorm itory Jud icial Boord; Intramural Fool·
Tennis,

Volleyball,

Softball,

Bodminton; Deon' s list; Dragon Society; Coun·
selor : Who's Who . .

'' Chogagagogmonchagogchob unogungamowgl"

JEROME KATZ
670 Taunton Pl.
Buffalo, N.Y.

French
11
"Smile and be happy.

LINDA KATZ
8962 220 St
Queens Village N .Y.

literature
giu°b.' s list; Jewish Fellowship; Young Democrati c

ond WRAF

KATHERINE KINSKY
81 French Rd

Psychology

Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y
Politi cal Scien&lt;e
Stud ent Couns9lor; Dean's list

LES LIE JEANNE IRWIN
(Les )
l Schoone r Rd .
Northport, N.Y.

ADRIENNE JACKEL
1• E. 37th St.
N ew York, N .Y.

ing; WHRW

Riverdale, N Y

ARNIS KASS
Quaker Ridge Rd.

Soske tball ,

:Corr

\W S . Gilbert\

Bronx, NY
English Literature
Endicott Jud icial Board; Johnson Pub licity Committee; WRA Gymnostics; Deon's List; Stvdent
Counselor
" After fore eon in this pace one mite wel be sic.
frum there gvggle to ther za tch. Howere, si nce
wee got th e third degree, who cud ask for
som~thingmuch more??

ball,

Club

all goes ri9ht and nothing goes wrong; And
isn't your life extremely flot Wifh nothing w ha t
ever to grumble At???"

IRIS ATHENA KARATH
1850 Loring Pl .

Biology

Liberal

Dem

1927 Colon11I Editorial Boord;
Deans Lisi;
Colonial Player&gt;.
Oh don t the days seem lonk ond long Wh en

JEROM E KAPLAN
58 11 246 Crescent
Doug loslo n, N .Y.

Main St.
W indsor, N .Y.

Weekend ;

Sec. ; Jewish Fellows.hip sec. ; USG Pol. Affairs
Social Regulations; NSA Committees; SFY tutor

Theatre-Studio

Economics
Deon's list

Great Neck, N Y.

who enter here!"

MARTIN STEPHEN KERA
lJ Titus Ave
Corle Pl NY

LYNN JENNINGS
2430 Haring SI.
Brooklyn, N .Y.

ESME HOCHSAUM
58·08 211 St.
Bayside, N .Y.

ye

COLLEE N C. KENNY
23 Hancock Ave.
Yonkers. NY

5 Burr Ave.
N .Y. Mill&gt;. N Y.
Political Science
S.A ,
Band; SFY.
" Happiness 1s o worm

Bing hamton, NY.

Oc(.ln s.

APO; Outing Club Dickenson College Rep.

PATRICIA JEDREK
(Pot, Jed)

ARTHUR HINE
8 Front St.

Demetreon Society

JAMES R KELSON
5311 Baltimore A.
Chevy Chase. Md

SFY.

PAUL HILLENGAS
246 Biscayne Dr.

Counselor,

Madison Wis,
literature

Threr

French

Germon

Dixie
l 49 Greenfield Ave
Tenawanda, N Y
Anthropology
enginf"cr ; Student
WHRW
lis t
Oh brave new world
CAROLYN CLEMENT KELLY
1118 Sow•n Ct.

CHUCK DAVID JACOBSON
162-21 Powoll's Cove Boulevard

" And the leaves foll ; and the sun shines."

His.tory

STEPHEN JAY KATZ
2010 Grand Ave.
New York, N.Y.

French language and literature
Varsity Track Team; Goliords.

MR. SON.JANG KOO
15.117 Doejo·dong

Seoul, Korea
Physics
DAN IEL E !(ORNSTEIN
2470 Florin Ct
Bellmore, N .Y

Busineu Enterprise
Dean's l is.t ; Pres. Bingham Dorm Council, Pres Dionysian Soc., Horpur foll ies, Intramural Sports .
' There really is a school of Business."
JUDITH HILARY KORON

Korostochevsky
12 Wimblelon Lane
Great Neck, N .Y.

linguistics

Colonial Players; Germon Club; Hole (•ic) Crow

Safe upon the solid rock the ugly hous~s Stand
Come ond see my shining palace b.Jih upon the
sand!'
'' lhr glucklichen Augen, Was 1e ihr gesehn
Es sti~ wie es wolle, Es war doch so schon ''

173

�DEBRA J KOWALOFF
31 Whihon Rd

DIANE ELLEN LEVY
21 ·55 34th Ave
long l•lond City, N .Y.
Sociology

JEFFREY LEBLANG
( fonq'

Sto., NY •
English and General literature

Hun1ington

f d
Deon's list; Honor Roll; Johnson and Cleve ~n
Holl Dorm Council•; USG _Rec. ~ec , SFY Tutori ~ .
Nursery School, ond Bog S11ter; !&gt;CB, S '.
Colonial Players! HSU ; Student Affairs Comm .•
Senior Comm

0

HELEN KOWALSKI

2 Byrd St
Glen Cove, NY
ALAN KREBS
137 19 231 St

73· 1 I Bell Blvd.
Bay•id• NY.
Psychology

..
Boccacio; Whitney Holl Judicial Boord; Research
Assistant to Or Strouthes
They were 1~~ best of years; they were the
worst of yean.

. ; Dragon Society; De.en' s li't;
Who's Who .
Dorm Council Pres.; Germon Club Vice Pr~s .;
Senior Key Comm.; WRA Vice pres.; Hou.sing
Comm.; Orientation Advisor; Chairman Endicott
Judicial Boord.
' R.P.R "
KENNETH KRETZER
530 Ivy Pl
John•on Coty, N.Y.
LORRAINE M. KROPOSKI
Box 731

Monroe, NY

Chemi•try
WRA; Judiciol Boord; Deon • list.
LEE KUCHEROV
421 Jonu Rd .
Ve•tol, NY
HENRY ERIC KUNE
Box 654 Horpur Coll .
Binghamton, N .Y
JANET S. KRUZ

127 Moun tain View Ave
Troy, N.Y
Art History
Gallery Comm.; Student Coun•elor;

GAIL RION LEFTON
142 Fronklin Ave

.
WHRW programmer and announcer; Colonial
Players· Horpur Follies; Carnival Weekend Johnso~ Bunny Club strip; GGS, treas., v.p.,
Pres .; Deon' s list; Dragon Society; Who's Who ...
' A great big thank you to Horpur ond oll the
many people here, profs, friends, and especially
Potty• , who have helped make my four years
here o truly wonderful time of my life!'• (3 more
years and 1t would be o Common low Mor·
rioge!"
JOSEPH LEIBOWITZ
405 Squires Ave.
Endicott NY.

Sec., Endi&lt;ott Dorm Council; Badminton; Clerk,
Choirmon, Champlain Judicial Bd
HARVEY J . LANDRESS
8 Glenbrook Rd
Hicksville, N .Y

Political Science
SWANA certificate; Deon' s list; Who's Who ... ;
Drogon Soc ; Editor-in·Chief of IMAGE; CN
\ma naging editor, feature editor, Technical. city
editor ; VP of Oebote Soc.; Varsity Debate;
Chairman of Foll '67 Orientotion; USG Rep·ot·
Lorge from Dickinson Coll.; Member Dickinson
College Council; Whitney Hall Dorm Council;
SOC; Student Publication• Bd.; Student Allain
Comm., Chairman of Harpur delegation to Penn.
legislative Anemblr; Student Personnel
Stat~
Council; International Holl Steering Comm.; Many
other &lt;ommiltees . Foreign Students, Charter,
Library Political Affairs, Transportation, Blood
Handbook Revision, Winter Weekend,
Drive
Faculty · Student Relations ; Jewish Fellowship;
softball
Intramural
photographer;
Colonist
888 ' ; undergraduate assistonship in Political
Scien&lt;e
I caused the faculty Senate to meet twice in
one day and never qot the credit for it I wos
responsible for the Tomaski-Bernstein Affairs"'.
long live the triumvirate of Landress-lebmanLoewen1tein!'
MARTHA LAZAR
501 8 Surf Ave
Brooklyn, N Y
MICHAEL f LEBAN
61·15 98 St.
Rego Pork, N .Y

History
O"an·s list; Honors in History; Student counHlor;
President's Conimission; Pres lnrerholl Council;
Pres . Whitney Holl; lntramurah.
Thank you. Horpur College-for lots of laughs,
o fine education, unforgetable memories, and
my wife

174

Vi"

RONALD A LINDEN
1510 Jesup Ave.

Bronx, N.Y
English and General Literature CN, .Dickinson
College Academic Comm. Deon' s list
HARVEY JAY LINDENBAUM
735 Pelham Pkwy

Bronx, NY
Biology
lntromu rol s. Dorm Council.
PATRICIA LINDSLEY

15 Duane Ave.
DANIEL LIPPINER
424 Gorden Street
Eolf Meodow N Y
Biology

ELLEN LEINWAND
611 W 239th St
New York, N .Y

Deon's list, Pres. Vice-Pres. Odeons, Spring
Revue, ISCC, Choor and Men'• Glee Club.

MARC JAY LEITNER
2410 Barker Ave
Bronx, N.Y.
Biology

Orogon Society; SFY Nursery School; Intramural
Football; Varsity Soccer Team; Students for
Israel.
' Timshel" Thou-Mayest"

BRUCE DAVID LIPSIUS
6 Vonderbilt Dr
Great Neck, NY.
Biology
lab. A .. 1., Jewi•h Fellowship.
All • well thot ends well!'
RICHARD LISS
3 Major Ct
Rockville Center. NY.
Sociology

" Bomba" "cousin Edward"}
284 E. 171 St.
New York, NY.

ELIZABETH LEMIEUX

Deon's list, Varsity " H 11 , Varsity Baseball, SFY,
Oemerreans, Member of the Roms Power Teams.
" I did the mints; I knew =1. I remember the
day with Lindo and Renee."
JANICE LITTLE
433·102nd St.
N iog ro Folh, N,Y
Sponi•h

Newmon
Circle.

German

Club,

Club,

International

EVE l. LONDNER
19 Horion Rd
Volley Stream, N.Y.

Liza''
130 Moin St.
Clayville, N Y.
Engli•h

Neuchatel Junior Semester Abroad

Pro-

STEVEN LESH

RICHARD LONGHURST
29 B&lt;0hrmoster Rd.
lothom, N.Y
WILLIAM LONSDALE
67-87 Booth St.
Forell Hill•, N .Y.

7 Highland Pl
Yonkers, N Y
KENNETH REED LEVIN
403 Spruce lone
East Meodow, N .Y.

English and General lit.
U.S.G., Deon's list, Honor Roll, S.C.B .. WHRW,
Convocations Comm.
11
All who would win joy must shore it; Happiness
was born a twin 11 •
JACK LEVINE
Box 341
Hurleyville, N Y

Accounting
Varsity 8osketboll,

Treas . ,

Binghamton. N Y

Business and Acco un ting
CN, Deon's List

S.F.Y.
gram.

Ci'-il

NORMAN LEVY

CAROL LIEBER
201 Evergreen St.
Velfol, NY

English ond General Literature Junior Varsity
Basketball; Clo .. icol Music Director WHRW;
'66-'67;
Award
CN Publications
Contributer
'Great Recordings";
lecturer Free Univer1ity
SFY; Intramural Boskeball " Acid".
' I can't help feeling fotheringay despite a great
deal of Holvoh, Bavarian lemmings and Brioschi;
becou•e none of the things thot happened would
hove if I hadn ' t li1tened to Tchaikovsky when I
was a kid."

CYNTHIA ANN LAND
Cindy)
252 Sunrose Blvd
Buffalo, N .Y
Anthropology

program,

BETTY JUDITH LEIBOWITZ
49 Seitx Dr
Bethpoge, N.Y.
Biology

SUZANNE LAGASSE
263 Jofle,.on Ave.
Island Pork, N Y.
Anthropology

liferature
•o•d Piglet laxily
logger i• oil right really
of coune he is" so1d Christopher Robin. " EveryThat's what I think "
body " r , IY •oid Pooh
But don't suppose I' m right." " Of
said Pooh.
course you ore" said Christopher Robin

Brother

Big

Accounting
Adelphi. lntromurals, Jewish Fellowship
Deon's Lill.
I never played cords in the snack bar."

GARY ROBERT LEMCO

CAROL LAMOND
12 Interstate St
Suffern, N .Y

SFY,

Malverne, N Y
. .
.
History
Deon's list; Dorm Counc1f_; Judicial Boord;
Central Appellate Boord; Senior Key Committee

USG Rep.;
Deon's Commission Report on Judicial Structure;
Central Appolote Boord.

Dorm Council; Fencing Club; Student Counselor.
11 11 miu the soup group-"

list,

140·19 58th Rd .
Flushing, N Y

lourelton, N.Y.
SUSAN JANE KREBS
144 16 29th Ave.
Flu•hing, N Y.
Germon Longvoge and literature.

DeoJ'\'s

Righh Club E~ec. Boord
" Good Grief!"

SANDRA KAY LOREN
Penncllville, N Y
Studio Art

Newmon

Club,

Dean's

list,

Binghamton

State

Ho•pital Vol.
GARY BERNARD LOVEJOY
·
30 Pork Dr.
Candor, N.Y.

Business
Wind Ensemble

Varsity

Baseball,

Varsity

Golf Adelphi, Deon'• list.
for four years I woi known os Jock " The
Shot , but in that time I scored only one basket,

but that basket broke the school shooting record.
NED LEVINE
128 Marilynn St.
East Islip, N .Y

Economiu
U.S.G. treaiurer, Chairman library Comm.,
Chairman Finance Comm., F S.A., Convocations
Comm., Self-Reg. evaluation comm. chairman,
summer, 1966,, Newing
Johnson Holl Pres.
Library Manager Dean's List, Who's Who . . .
CN endorsement, ond
left-handed
o
' I got
bucked HSU to be elected with the help of
letters which endorsed by opponent 8. l. lives
Hoo -Ha)".

Jamaica, N Y.
Art History
Council, Judicial Boord.

RITA LEVITZ
70-1 0 Parson• Blvd .
Flu•hing, N .Y
Engilsh and Generol lit

Student Counselor, SFY, Varsity Swimming.
"In fond remembrance of C.B., Rufu•, Stoll&gt;,
Mongs , Youth, Oof, 'O", Mung, Cronk, Poper,
Raisin Mox, and lost but leoS;t Snides."
CHESTER LUPTON
Box 195
Hurleyville, N .Y.
SOTERIOS l YT RAS
215 Court St.
Binghomton, N.Y.
DONALD MACLEOD

7 Commerce St.
Volholla, N.Y.

SUSAN LEVINE
134·17 166th Pl.

S.F.Y .. Orientation Comm. and Advisor,

DOUGLAS MONROE LOWIN
(Duggie1
125 E. 18th St.
Brooklyn, N.Y
Biology

Dorm

LEIGH A . MAGINNISS
1454 Lowell Rd .
Schenectady, N .Y.
Biology

lntromurals, Deon's List.
JOHN MAHONEY

14 Greenway Terr.
Forest Hill•, N.Y.

�LINDA MALAMENT
141-51 73rd. Terr.
Flushing, N. Y.
English and General literature
Deon's List, Do rm Council.

ALAN DONALD MCINNES
(IA)
80 Chesler Rd.
Lynbrook, N .Y.
Economics
WRAF, CN, Digman Hall Council, lnterholl Co.in.

WILLSON MALCHAK
Castle Creek Rd.
Binghamton, N .Y.

di, Spring '67 Orientation Comm.

DAVID MCKENZIE
Box 348A R.D. 2
Endicott, N.Y.

ROBERT M. MAMBO
Box 2120

MARCIA MCLEAN
153 Ramona Ave.
Buffalo, NY

Mombasa, Kenyo

ELIZABETH MAMPEL
349 Madison Ave.
West Hempstead, N.Y.

MARTIN ANDREW MEEHAN
(Morly)
16 Livingston St.
Binghamton, N. Y.
Psychology
Newman Club.

ELIDE MANENTE
34 Fourth St.
New Rochelle, N .Y.
French Language and lit.
Uoward Bound Tutor, Junior Year in Paris.

GEORGE H. MEEKER Ill
(Chip)
407 Knight Ave.
Endicott, NY.

" Vivro".

HARVEY MANES
460 Neptune Ave.
Brooklyn, N .Y.

Germon

LARRY MICHAEL MANHEIM
666 Shoro Road
long Beach, N .Y.
Economics
Pintopplers,

Big

Brother,

Economics

Honors.

Honor Roll?
"Adam, beinq free to choose, chose to imagine

he was free."

LESTER MARION
4 Anthony Ct.
Spring Valley, N .Y.
DONALD PAUL MARKLE
(Captain Marvel )
118 Squires Rd.
Endicott, N .Y.
Psychology
8occacia, Judo Club

ADRIAN MENDELSOHN
887 S. Main St.
Spring Valley, N .Y.

(Co-Capt.),

Binghamton

State Hosp. Volunteer Varsit y Track .

RENEE MARTELLO
1 Richard Place
Massapequa, N .Y.
Sociology
Deon's list, SFY, Binghamton State Hosp. Volunteer.
commu~ed between N.Y.C. ond Binghamton
1n my senior yeor. I ate the mints. I remember
the day with Richi and Lindo. My sociology
record consists of A's, B's ond F's".

:'I

GAIL MARTIN
25 Sunnyside Rd.
West Orange, N.J.
Mathematics
PAMELA N . MASH
64-31 Cloverdale Blvd.
Bayside, N .Y.
Economics
Student Counselor. Dean's list, SFY, COLONIST,
Dance Group, Dorm Council Ho ppur Follies,
'
Spring Revues.
"At this point, I think mv cor could find it's
~~~M!'f'Y down-17 to DD's, provided it's post
JEANNE A . MATHES
R.D. 1
Holley, N .Y.
WILLIAM MATROS
191 Jan Pl.
Elwood, N.Y.
JACQUELINE MAURO
149-12 61 Rd.
Flushing, N.Y.
CINDY MAYER
124 W. 79th. St.
New York, N .Y.
English ond General lit.
Dean's list. Student Counselor.
FLORENCE CAROLINE MA YER
2969 Perry Ave.
Bronx, N.Y.
French
SFY, Orientation Adviser, Judicial Boord, Winter
Weekend Comm., Dean's list, Carnival Comm.,
WRA Volleyball and 8osketball, Horpur Follies.
" All my love and best luck to Second Floor
Central, Dregs. &amp; Co. and Herbie."
LAWRENCE MAZAR
Crocker Hill Rd.
8inghomlon, N .Y.
CAROL LEE MCAVOY
Cove Rd.
Sag Harber, l.I.
Business
WRA (until the first field hockey game when I
ruined my knee forever,) Choir, Brownies, Dean's
list, Charier Member T.E.A.S.
''Contrary to popular opinion, and much to my
own regret, I do not go to Cornell."
ANDREA MCCABE
3648 Bronx Blvd.
Bronx, N.Y.

ALLAN T. MENDELS
854 Leonard Dr.
Westbury, N.Y.
Biology
Student Counselor, Biology lob Asst., Ski Club,
Judo Club, Jewish Fellowship.
"A man should live so that at the end of every
day he can repeat, "I hove not wasted my
doy.' . . Zohor."

DIANE MICHAEL
44 Audrey Ave.
Elmonl, N .Y.
literature
Deon's list; Honor Roll.

PATRICIA J MURRAY
512 Grove St
Elmira, N.Y.
ALISON HELENE NASH
56·38 Springfield Blvd .
Bayside, N .Y
Psychology
Volunteer Stole Hosp ital; Outing
GSS; Deon's list; SFY Tutoring.

MTSHANE MAZIBANHANGA NCUBE
1 Mitch")
1872 New Highfield
P 0. Highfield
Salisbury, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)
Senior' Honor's Program ; Woodrow Wilson Fel·
lowship Nominee (Informed: " Ineligible"- "not
o cititen of the U.S. or Canada"·; Who's Who
. .; Dragon Society; USG Advocate; Chairman
USG International Students Committee; Member
lnternot1onol Holl faculty - Student Advisory
Committee ; President International Holl; Tre OS·
urer International Relations Club; Co·ordinating
Orientation
Students
International
Chairman
Committee; M~mber President's Ad Hoc Committee on Students' International Affairs; Col·
lege Soccer Team; Methadi•I Student Fol·
lowship; Sub-committee Chairman Dickinson Col
/ege Council; Senior Committee Janua ry Class of
1968; Editorial Boord Member New l e ft Forum
Horpur College Publication .
Mv sincerest gratitude to students at Horpur
College, faculty and odministrotors for all the
assistance they gave mo."
"Whv is the gross always greener on the other
side?"
M. C. NIEZGODA
2809 Yole St.
Endwell, N .Y.
ROBERT H. NILES
25 Chestnut St.
Binghamton, N.Y.

MIA-JANE MILLER
36 Prospect St.
Utica, N.Y.

BRUCE NISSIM
51 White Ook St.
New Rochelle, N . Y.

CHESTER H. MILLS
2246 Cedar Ave.
Bronx, N .Y.
German
Instructional Resources.

GARY F. NIZNIK
37 Rush Ave .
Binghamton, N.Y.

IRA MINTZER
2960 Decatur Ave.
Bronx, N.Y.
DIANE MONTAG
11 Margaret Dr.
Plainview, N. Y.
JOHN MONTANA
290 Ninth Ave.
New York, N.Y.
LINDA CLAIRE MOORE
118 Filmore Ave.
Endicott, N .Y.
Sociology
CARLA MORETTI
514 So. long Beach Ave.
Freeport, N.Y.
French
Orientation counselor: WRA; Judicial Board Rep.
CAROL LIEBER MORRIS
201 Evergreen St.
Vestal, N.Y.
Education
Publicity Commission; Young Democrats.
CARYN ANNE MORRIS
27-A Weis Rd.
Albany, N. Y.
English and General literature
Honor Roll; SFY tutoring; Choir.
"Les neiges d'ontan reviennent chaque hiver."

Pru. ;

MICHAEL H NASH
2440 Olinville Ave.
Bronx, NY.
History
Deon's list; Social Scienc:e Honors; Civil R1ghh
Club.

TIMOTHY MILES
415 Woll St.
Elmira, N.Y.

WILLIAM MILLS
18 Newman St.
Gloversville, N .Y.

Club

CHARLES M. NORCUTT
13 S. Duane Ave.
Endicott, N .Y.
PAUL R. NORDHOLM
215 Castle Creek Rd.
Binghamton, N.Y.
IRA NORDLICHT
517 Franklin Blvd.
long Beach, N . Y.
BETTY NORWIND
50-21 228th St.
Bayside, N.Y.
English literature
Civil Rights Club; SOS; SFY.
BRADFORD J. NOVAK
(Brod)
94 Montrose Ave.
Babylon, N .Y.
Political Science
"A knowledge of your inabilities is prerequisite
to the realization of success."
ARTHUR NUDELL
2511 locust Ave.
t~orth Bellmore, N.Y.
CHRISTINA M. NUNN
1560 Saker Ave.
Merrick, N.Y.
PENELOPE OGLE
1031 JFK Dr.
Endwell, N .Y.

KAREN A. MORSEMAN
819 Haul St.
Elmira, N.Y.

KATHLEEN ELIZABETH O ' HARE
(Kole )
453 Third Ave.
New York, N .Y.
Psychology
Justice of Dickinson College Court; Dickinson
Constitution Committee1; Dorm Council ; Judicial
Boord; CN; CN Exchange Editor; SFY Tutoring.
"Dont get on F in life."

SYLVIA MORTON
Box 1
Whitney Pt., N .Y.

CAROL A. CLICKER
85· 17 143 St.
Jamaica, N.Y.

CORRINE JOAN MULDOON
("Corky")
80 Larned lone
Orchard Pk., N.Y.
History
SOS; CN; Newman Club; GSS; music; •porh;
USG Committees; Playing Bridge.
" I really find it hard lo believe I mode ii
through Harpur College. There has got lo be a
better way to spend four yearal"

PATRICIA JEAN OLMSTEAD
(Pot)
22 Mople St.
Seneca Falls. N .Y.
Sociology
Honor Roll; Judicial Boards; USG CommittHs;
URM.

RUTH OLSEN
418 W. 17 St.
New York, N.Y.
175

�FRANCES MARIE ONDRAKO
24 Julian St
Binghamton. NY.
English ond General literature
' Givf'.I

PATRICK ONEii
31 Woito St

JOSEPH PLATT
120 Deon St.
Hicksville, N.Y.
Psychology
Dorm Co uncil ; Orientation advisor; varsity Ten.
nis; CN; Dean's Lid
' Degener is onimei timer arguit ."

N o rwich , NY

RHODA S. PLAUMANN
912 Country Club

CRAIG ONEil
41 22 42 St
l onq Island City, N Y

Binghamton, N Y

CAROLYN ONYSK
1113 Ookwood Drive
Kincuron, N.Y
Enqlish

lit~roture

Dorm committees; choir
' Horpur it' s been real!"

PEGGY OPPER
2009 Sonte Fe St.
Del Mor. Colifornia
P•ycholoqy
Deon's list; Honor Roll
EUGENE OSSA
12 First Ave

Pelhom, NY.
PATRICIA LEE OWENS
(" Selby" )
33 Charles St
Cort land. N Y
Thr.-ntrtt 'Studio
WHRW; CN; Colonial Players; Senior Key Com·
mittee, GSS Hhtorion, Sec., Chairman of Amblyopio Program

RICHM MALCOLM OXHANDLER
OX"
29 Hordv lane
Wo,tbury NY
Anthropology
Pres .; ISCC-Prei.; Follies; Dragon
Endvmions
lntromurols;
Society; Commencemf'nt-Morsholl;
Counselor; Proprietor- 21 Porty' s Nightly Rood.
" Feast on life"
CAMILLE A. PAGLIA
143 Melbourne Ave.
Syrocu1e, N.Y.
Fnqlish literature
Horour Film Socif"ty; Editorial Boord, Hor pur
Deon's List; Honor Roll; Senior Honors
R~ vi,.w
in English.

JOHN C. PAGURA
S4 Park St
Binghamton, N Y

BRUCE R. PALLEY
SBS W 214 St
New York, NY
ONNAlEE JEAN PALM
IOnnio)
2on Mople St
Wontogh NY
History

WRA Bosk•tb&lt;&gt;ll oolf gymnastics, field hockey;
WRA Board; Ches, Club
STEWART PAPARIN
32·20 89 St
Jackson Heiqhts N Y
Bvsineu Enterprise
Oionysion Societv Pledqemaster; &lt;"FY; Intramural
~oorh;

Harpur Follies (winner 1966·67).
cl~:'se:~~dqe clo" (1964) cancelled Thanksgiving
HARRY B PASS
17 49 Grond Concourse

Bronx, NY.

Philosophy
CN ; SFY; Intramural Sports.
ILENE MARILYN PEARL

2250 Wallace Ave
Bronx, NY.

French
Dean· s List; Tutor

BETTY l YNNE PEARSON
(Bl
10 Normon Ct
Glen Cove, NY
English
WRA softboll volleyball.
' Alas ond alack!"

ANDREW RADOW
43 Ooklond Ave.
Mt Vernon, N.Y
STEVEN MARK RAMME
S44 Crown St.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
History
Swimming Team, Student Counselor, Announcer
f,or Bo~ketb~ll,, ~oliards. ,.
Hopp1neu n Y .• , S.P.

WENDY JOY POLAND
190 S. Main S!.
Freeport, N.Y.
Art History

EDWARD I. POLLAK
322 Pork Hill Ave
Yonkers, N. Y
Psychology

JAMES RAMSDELL
65 South Chenonge
Greene, N.Y.

Deon' s List

PATRICIA PONTECORVO
66 Windermer Rd.
Staten lslond, N.Y.
Spanish

MARTIN RAPPEPORT
139 Chalford lone
Scarsdale, N .Y.

STEPHEN POPLIZIO
33-32 69 St
Queens, N.Y.

GARY RAUCHER
3478 Russell Pl.
Yorktown Hts., N.Y.
Theater

Italian Literature and Language

Study obrood ot Neuchatel, Switzerland.
EVELYN LAURA POPPER
78 Thayer St
New York, N.Y.
English and General literature
Pres. of Delawore Holl; GSS; Colon s• staff;
Coordinator of the Volunteer Program for Horpur
and Binghamton State Hospital; Deon's List.
In the post four years, I hove accumulated
more nick· nomes than anyone else I know:
Euloilia lpheginia (Pherp), (Phurp,. ( Furp),
Ph.oerp ; Pev; Pop; Eep; Pee.Wee;
IFerp, ,
Pepp1e; Ep1e; Grandma; Proper Popper; Elfie;
loopie; Bunkie; Repop ond Mama Popper."
IRENE CYNTHIA POWAZEK
112 Shoshone Ave.
Bulfolo, N.Y.
Sociology
Dorm Council Member; Judicial Board; Binghamton State Hospital Volunteer.
WILLIAM DAVID POWELL
143 Union Ave.
Amityville, N.Y.
Georgrophy
Co-Capt. Varsity soccer team; co-capt. varsity
boseboll team; Pres.- TAU.
KATHLEEN MARIE PRESNELL
(Kathy)
199 Richard Ave.
N. Merrick, N.Y.
Mathematics
Sec. Johnson Dorm Council; Newmon Club-Sec.;
Orientation advisor.
" R. P. R. Happiness is graduating; Sadness is
leaving."
JANET PRESS
4 Flower lone
Glen Cove, N.Y.
Sociology
Harpur follies. Student Counselor.
" I wrote the immortal line· ' More
·
inches!' "

than

six

KATHLEEN PUTKOWSK I
S09 Murroy Hi II
Binghamton, N.Y.
PETER D. QUICK
("P.Q.")
71 Cliff St.
Hosting1·0n·Hudson, N.Y.
SCB, Digman Dorm Council, Deon's list
" I have seen Harpur develop from' a small,
drab, uncompleted college to what it is todoyo small, drab, uncompleted university.
VERA LOUISE RABEY
3B Smith Rd.
Binghomton N. Y.
English ancl' General lit.
ALAN K. RABIN
20 John St.
Tarrytown, N .Y.
Political Science
Intramural Sports

SALLY JANE PECK
22 Dovis St
Bin\lhamton, N.Y
Sociology

MARGOT RABINER
126 Dutchess Blvd.
Atlantic Beach, N.Y.

CATHY EILEEN PIZA
West Seneca St.
Ovid, N.Y
English and General Literature
Ass' r. Features Editor- CN· Deon' s list; Orien
'
ration Advisor; SCB

FRANCES ETTA RABINOWITZ
11 Balsam Dr.
Hicksville, N.Y.
linguistics
Civil Rights Club, Dorm Council (O'Connor
'
Clevelond), Judicial Boord Clovelon Hall
" Rabbit's clever,'' said Pooh thoughtfully.
''Yes," .said Piglet. " Rabbit's clever. " And he
hos brain."
" Yes," said Piglet. "Rabbit has brain."
" I suppose," said Pooh, " that that' s why he
never understands anything."

ROBERT PIASSS
, Tho Earl")
Millbrook, N.Y
History
Horpur Bowling Team; Intramural Bowling

176

JOHN D RADIGAN
21S West Ostronder Ave.
Syracuse, N .Y.
English ond General Lit.
Deon' s List, Honon in English, Methodist Student
Fellowship, Cleveland Holl Evol. Comm.

CHERYL JOYCE READER
41-09 41 St
lonq Island City, N.Y
Sociology
Who' s Who . .. , Deon's list, Student Counselor
'
lnterholl Council; Housing Comm.
' 'Shaz:om, ond four wonderful years fl ew by."
ELAINE REID
6 West St.
Port Jervis, N .Y.
ELLEN D. REID
3020 Birch Ave.
Niaqara Falls, N.Y.
English and Genorol Lil.
Wind Ensemble, GSS.
STEVEN REIFMAN
1 Bluebird Dr.
Syouet, N.Y.
JOHN T. REILLY
208 Smith St.
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
KATH LEEN REYNOLDS
707 Front St.
Binghamton, N. Y.
MICHAEL BARRY RICE
Mayfield lone
Valley Stream, N.Y.
Business
Goliards (Pres., VP., Troos.). ISCC, Who' s
b':,~':,.; Lisi. • Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball,

I

BERNICE ANN ROBINS
(8.A.R.)
S9 Kirkwood St.
long Beach, N, Y.
English ond Gonerol lit.
"RPR-1'11 min you oll-but SJR I hope I never
hove to miss you- thanks for making my four
years greotl"
GILBERT ROEDER
1BS·Ol Hill1ido Ave.
Jamaica, N.Y.
GARY ROGERS
SS Payson Ave.
New York, N.Y.
MARY S. ROGERS
40 West Hyatt Ave.
Mt. Kisco, N.Y.
Who' • Who . . .
Club, SCB.

WRA, Field hockey, Swim

ROBERT G. ROGERS
3517 Stratford Dr.
Vestal, N.Y.
Philosophy
Philosophy Club, Volunteer-Binghamton
Hospital.
IRWIN ROMANER
80.JS Springfield Blvd.

Queens Villoge N.Y.
'
Economics
Deboto Club, WHRW.
MARIO ROMANO
524 Murray Hill Rd.
Binghamton, N.Y.

KAREN MARIE ROSENBERG
151 Hayward St.
Yonkers, N.Y.
French
Doan' s list, Jowish Fellowship, CN.

State

�ARLENE FRANCES SCHWA DRON

PHILLIP STANLEY SAVATH
{ Philly Joe")
lB Kincaid Or
Yonkers , N.Y

SUE ROSENB ERG
66-06 253 St.
Little Neck, N .Y
Sociolog y

19 Moqnoli o Terr

Albany, NY

ano
SFY Bingham ton Stare Hosp. Vol.. Susqueh
Volley Home Vol., Civil Righrs Club.
mind,
one's
into
stuff
this
all
cram
" One hod to
. It is in fact
whether one liked i t or no.
fact
whether one liked it or not . . . It is in
nothing short of a miracle that the modern
entirely
yet
not
methods of instructi on have
o
strangle d the holy curiosity of inquiry. It i1 nt
very grove mistake to think that the enjoyme
by
d
promote
be
con
g
searchin
of seeing and
means of coercion and o sense of duty.-A lbert
Einstein "

Theatre Studio
Colonial Players VP; Dance Group Pres .; Step
rec
ping·on· the-coot co·ordin oting comm.; SFY
reofion program ; Pre5erve Appoloc hin as Historic
Side
monume nt Comm.; Member lower East Meal
Egyptian Cobras; Plan B Park Palace
Program .
Tower,
"I stole the cornerst one to the Faculty
I
lived ot Appalac hin and Pork Place Palace
group
ion
orientat
took over Gerard Adelma n·,
I om
.
arrested
were
mother
his
and
he
when
~r~ft~_i,zord of Horpur College continue d-see

RICHARD ROSS
1Willy
16 Clemson lane
Woodbu ry, N.Y.
English and General lit.

LAURIE SUE SCHAFFER
64-50B 1BB St.
Flushing, N.Y.

Ode ans.
im·
" Horpur College hos been the scene of my
percepti vely slow bJt manifes t deterior ation
from o lame duck to a real person."

LAURENCE ROTKIN
39B2 Worthm or Or.
Seaford , N. Y.
Varsity Debatin g; Judo Club; Odeans; Studenl

24
Counsel or; Publicity Mgr for Brent Shea'swith
hour elevator enduran ce record; co·owne r
)
ft.
(5
largest
the
of
Hoyt)
the legenda ry Mike
ard
iguono in school history; only man to skatebo the
af
one
away;
walk
down Bun Hill Rd. and
"
few who believe in the innocenc e of " Jailbird
Gluntr. I om o better arm wrestler than Sago·
telle.
There ore for better things I should hove
done. .

History
Pres. Bingham Dorm Council ; Dean's list. Holl
Soccer.
" Mottoes hove changed from " How so, Soc·
rotes?" and " I could core less!" to love is
why isn't. And I'm straight ."
SALVATORE RUBINO
(Sa l)
6 Agnes Ct.
Hunt ington Sta., N .Y.

Account ing
Pres. Goliords .
or
• Thanks to all the people who mode my stay
Horpur a great one, especial ly B.A.R."

;
Deon's list; lob Assistan t ; Student Center Boord
Boccacia .

MARK SCHATT NER
22B-1 B Stronghu rst
Queens Village, N .Y.

Political Science
; Who's
Recomm ended for Woodro w Wilson
Who . . . ;VP of Debate Society; Sec. of Debate
Society; Men's J.B.; JRB.
WILLIAM SCHECTER
144-06 76 Rd.
Flushing , N.Y.

History
Pres. Seff.Reg ulating

Holl; Pres . Digman Dorm

students comm.; odvi1ory comm. to the vice pres.
;
for adminis tration of the budget; Who's Who ...
Swimmi ng team.
ROBERT SAMUEL S
62-23 Cromwe ll Crescent
Rego Park, N.Y.
English

Dorm Council; Judicial Review Boord; Deon's List.
PETER W. SANBOR N

2525 HarriJon Ave.
Baldwin , N.Y.
English
TODD SANDLE R
B Ouining Rd.
Pleasant ville, N .Y.

JAMES ROBERT SARRA
{Jim, Pimple)
429 Fries Rd.

Tonawa nda, N .Y.
History

History
Intra.
Varsity Soccer; VP Adelphi ; Pres. Adolpho ;
murals; Jewish Fellowsh ip,
for
''G .E . spent a fortune playing o certain son9
be
my benefit. W.S. and I were, ore, ondaskwill
Bing·
the best 1pies in Horpur history, just
same
~ARRY~:'ll · Adelphi ? It's just not the

English literatur e
Deon' s list;. SFY tutoring and Nurs~ry School;
Voluntee r Beng. State Hospital ; Carniva l Choir·
man-Joh nson Holl; Senior Key Comm
.1 wouldn move to the self-reg s-would actually
like to go through Horpur again -and my advice
to freshmen i•" abandon all hope all ye who
enter here"."

&lt;AVERNE SCHNAR E
45 Wilson St .

Corning , N.Y.
English and General Literatur e.

JEAN C. SCHNEI DER

3 Terrace Or.

Apalach in, N .Y.
MICHAE L H SCHNEI DERMAN
('Mich")
71 7th Ave.
Brooklyn, N .Y.
Socia logy

Deon's list.
WAYNE HENRY SCHRIEVER
99 W. Elder Ave.
Floral Pk., N.Y.
Biology

Comm. ;
Transpo rtation
fellowsh ip;
Student
st
Deo.n'.s list; Young Republic an Club; Methodi
Comm
Affairs
ic
Academ
Boord;
Jud1c1ol
PAUL LEONAR D SCHULSTER
249-36 51st Ave.
little Neck, N . Y.
Biology

Deon's list; Varsity letter in Track and Field;
Varsity Swim Team; Chorus.

GEORGE SAUCIU NAC
R.O. 2 Rockwel l Rd.
Vestal, N.Y.

FRANCI NE SUE SCHUST ER
Albany, N.Y.
BB7 Warren St.
Sociolog y

Bingham ton, N.Y.

LAURA A. SCHWAR TZ
341 l Irwin Ave

B16 Jefferson St.
Woodme re, N.Y.

7 Downs: Ave.

PAUL SASINEK

Chenong e Dorm Council; SFY; Sec , Odeons.; CN;
VP Chenong e 81n; lntromur a ls; 1st pr11e, Colonial
Players One Acr Ploy Contest Winter '64
Ho rpur de$troye d my stomach . govci me
y
h&lt;&gt;morrhoids. thinecl out my hair, ond generall
mode me o more unpleasa nt pNson than I used
ond
favors
small
for
l
to be; but I'm gratefu
the
assorted phenom ena e.g Juanita, Benny the
Tout, Joey Powers, Icelandic , Buffalo, and
tion
combina
mailbox
izt'd
personol
ed
unsolicit
only
in the entire Southern Tier.

ALAN SCHILDKRAUT
391 Briarwo od Rd .
N. Massap equa, N.Y.

SYLVIA SCHLUSSELBERG
7B Cedar Or.
Great Neck, N.Y.

Council; Sec. Bingham Hall Council; USG Foreign

Track :

JOEL J. SCHWAR TZ
Cab
147·42 7Brh Ave
Flushing , N Y.
English

Bronx, N.Y
Math"m otics
Beauty and the Beast; SFY tutor;
Comm., Transpo rtation Comm.
UH UH Happine u i1 S.P. ·y " "

BRUCE MARSHALL
1 Ward lane,
Sprinlj Valley, N.Y.

STEVEN HOWAR D SALTZM AN
69-0lA 1B6 lane
Flushing, N .Y.

Varsity

Boseboll team; golf squad ; offic"'r Odron Society,
Intramu ral Basketba ll all·Jfor team; Deon's list;
lntromu ra 1 Foaoball ond Softball
bs
The so:..I of YukklP Firtz lives in ths catacom
of ohe a:ology lab

HARVEY SCHIERM AN
R.O. 1
Deposit, N .Y.

WENDY SCHLES INGER
2 Walnut Pl.
N . Massape qua, N.Y

Chemist ry
all·
Varsity Basketb all; Intramu ral Basketb all
on
star; social club squash champ ion; Demetre
List;
Deon's
officer;
Council
Soc. Officer; Dorm
tallest student in Chenong e hall 3 yrs. running.

Jackson Heights N Y
Psycholo gy
APO Service Chairma n and Pledgem oster; Dorm
counselo r· Intramu ral Softball and football Your
Got a cigorPlt e? The some old sweater.
socks don t match. This corridor hos no filter!"
Prince Nomor' '

RICHARD J. SCHAND LER
433 Stewart Ave.
Staten Island, N . Y.
Biology

PATRICI A RUMMEL
1 Birchtree Pl.

Hunting ton Sta., N.Y.

Eli. ElioJ. Schwom ie

78·01 34th Ave

3239 92 St
Jackson Heights, N . Y
Biology

MICHAE L SCHALLER
31 Erick Ave.
Hewlert, N.Y.

Political Science
Honor Roll; Vorsit{. Swimmi ng;
Rep. lo Faculty Ath etic Comm.

ALLAN 0 RUBENSTEIN
(Guru )
Bo• 143
Mill Neck, N .Y.

ELLIOTT SCHWA M

ARNOLD ALTON SCHWAR TZ

Theatre History
Deon s list; Colociiol Player.

History
Roll
USG Rep. ; HSU member ; Dean's list; Honor

CAROL- lYNN ROSSEL
79 Hopping Ave.
Staten Island, N .Y.
Art History
WHRW

Sociolog y
DC'an's list; Student Counsel or; Upward Bound
Dorm Councils : Horpur
Tutor ~ Colonist staff;
S
Follies; Founder ond Charter memb~r of T E A
at Swor's
Evening
E. or Thursday
on
Contrary to popular opinion, I really om
ups later

Cafeteri a

MARLA SCHWAR TZ

English ond General literatur e
ion
Stud•nt Couniel or; Dorm Council, Orientat
Advisor, Deon' s List; Spring Weeken d Comm
Good Will Towards Men "
ROBERT N SEAMAN
239 Salt Point Rd
Poughke epsie, N.Y.
Sociolog y

Odean Society
STEVEN SEGAL
2 Divine St.
Staten Island, N.Y.

Art History
Deon s li•t; WHRW Announc er, Publicity Chrmn.;
SCB - Chairma n Publicily ond Constitu tiM Comm.;
Spirit of Christm as Past 1965 and 1967
MARGARET SEGRUE

5 Andrews Ave.
Bingham ton, N.Y.

MARC SELSBY
730 Faro Wash Ave.
New York, N.Y
BRUCE SERUN
BB-11 Elmhurs t Ave
Flmhurst . N.Y.

English and General Literatur e
Junior and Senior Honors in lit.; O~on s Liu,
Editor of C lor1 ndon Student Counsel or.
so
Over the years, so many words to define my
by
many feelings which to lost, lo stand
1
Mortin
?
wos"
it
how
'
up
summing
as
name
Buber speaks of "'confirm ing the other .· · •·con
lity
firming means acceptin g 1J1e whole potentia in
of the other I con recogniz e in him, know be
to
created
been
hos
he
him, the person
in
become." I hove tried to understa nd others
this way and in so doing hove tried to better
understa nd myself."
GEORGE W SHAFER
9 Bigelow St

Bingham ton, N.Y

EUGENE LARRY SHAPIRO
2512 Bron• Park East
Bran•. NY
English and General Literatur e

Hinman College Executiv e Planing Council; Chair.
d
man Johnson Holl Judicial Boord, Clevr.lan
Hall Judicial Board; VP STO, CN, Assorted
Trivia.
see 1967
address,
' For difinitiv e farewell
t:i on ~r"
STEWART P. SHAPIRO
244 H;ghlan d Pkwy
Rocheste r, N.Y

177

�VICTOR SHAPIRO
161 02 Jewel Ave.
Flushing, N Y
English and Oenerol Literature
Senior English Honors Program; Deon's list
''Think. and make love."
MICHAEL LEWIS SHAW
Mickey
3510 Boinbridqe Ave
Bronx, N.Y
Psychology
Stud,.nt Body Pre,id~nt; Dragon Societv; Member
of FSA and member of Boord of Directors of
FSA: Dean's list; Honor Roll; lntromurnl football basketball. softball; varsity baseball; Pres
Bingham Dorm Council

" Peocel"
BRENT MACK SHEA
Prospect St
Oneida, N.Y
Sociology
Rep., Sec., Moderator Chenango Holl Council;
Binq State Ho1pitol VolunteN; Colonist staff;
USG Alochol Comm., Chortening Comm., Eligi.
bility Comm.; Orientation Advisor; Inter-Holl
Council; Sub.Committee on ~tudent Status; Pres.Chenonqe Holl; Rep . USG; Housing Comm.
Member; Dininq Services Bd.; Deon's list.
I would just like to soy at this time that one
would not be altogether wrong in assuming that
I never hove been totollv unconcerned with
rhose matters deolina with the more covert
aspects relevant to the various manifestations
and salient features of the euentiolly substantive
issues peortinent to the collegium. i... academic,
lo the larger social milieu, and to life itself."
EDWARD f SHEPTER
244 And•rson Rd
Vestal, NY
ROBERT l. SHERRY
'716 Amherst Dr
Binghamton, N.Y
JULIUS SHOLTES
3613 Royal Rd .
Endwell, N.Y
GARY SHULL
291 Ontario
Wilson, NY
ARTHUR SIEGEL
300 E 71 St
New York, N .Y

ANNA LEE SMITH
172 W 107 St.
New York, NY,

~ti~~c:::, Counselor. HAR·IND Chairman; Chief
Postal Worker; and first person in history of
Horpur to flunk qym via a written badminton
exominotion
Tht-re is o place where dreams ore born and
time is never plonntd It s not on ony chart you
must find It in your heart, •
Swots Sullivan

JUDITH SINCLAIR
,Judie)

92 Allen St
Lockport, N Y
Sociology
Deon's list; GSS; URM; Distribution Editor CN·
'
.•
Orientation Advisor; Who's Who .
A word of wisdom I never learned at Horpvr"
8y swallowing evil words unsaid no one hos
ever yet harmed his stomach"."
DAVID M. SIPKO
2005 Watson Blvd.
Endicott, N Y.
PHYLLIS ANN SITVER
33 68 21 SI.
long Island City, N .Y
History
Deon's list; Dorm Council; Social Regulations
Comm of USG; Self.Regulating Holl Evaluations
Comm., Orit"nlotion Ad¥isor
To Horpur I leov• 25 oil nighters. 35 paper"
16 committees. ·2 jobs., countless friends and
m•mor1rs

LENARD C SMITH
Dynamite"
Joel's lane
Soq Harbor, N.Y
Sociology
Endymions; Bingho1n Dorm Council,· lnter·Holl
Council-Treas.; Men's Judicial Boord; Student
Coun:..clor.
Do not look bock in anger or forword in fear.
But around you in aworent'ss."
NANCY LEE SMITH
Doy Rd
Holland NY
Sociology
Cossondrans

JOHN G

SKORPEN

9 Minden Ave.
Binghamton, N Y
SUZANE M . SKORPEN
9 Minden Ave
Binghamton. N.Y

JEFFREY STEVEN SMOLLER
The Sheik"
17 P•mbroke Dr.
M:1ssopequo, N Y
Biology
Odcons Rec. Sec.; Varsity Tennis
mural football and softball.

Teom;

Intro.

1055 Grand Concourse
Bronx, N.Y.
History
D~on's list; Bingham Dorm Council; CN; Jew ish
Fellowship; Dionysions; SFY Nurs!ry School.
ROBERT SPERL
19 Winches.ter Ave.
Middletown, N .Y
Political Science
Deon's li•I; Dao m Council; USG; FSA.
IDA SPERR
17 Norlh St.
Washingtonville, N .Y.
Studio Art.
LEPAGE LOUIS SPRISSLER
('Sain t")
275 We•I lake Rd .
Penn Yon, N.Y.
pledgcmoster, treas., Social Choirmon; Young
lntromurol football, basketball, baseball; Track
team; APO; ITK; Cheu Teom-Coptoin; APOPhilosophy
Republicans Club FSA Student Mgr. in Dining
Service; Amateur Hockey Assn.
To the senior Girls: Marriage is o great
ins.titution, no family .should be without it."

JOYCE MARIE STRAZZABOSCO
81 Culver Pkwy
Rochester, NY
French languoge and literature
Student Counselor; Timer for swim team ; Choir ·
Synchronized .swim club; Neuchatel semeste;
obroad; Dean's list.
I nominate Mrs. Charlotte Horris ond Or. Carrol Coates os Head Re.sident and Advisor of the
year, respectively!"
KAREN STREISAND- STREIS
6 Darley Rd
Great Neck, N .Y
English ond General literature
Deon's list; Dragon Society; SCB Weekends
Comm.; Folk Song Club (VP ); 1967 Colon SI
Editorial Boord; 1968 Colonist Editor-in·Chief·
Spring Revie~ C'?omn Yankees). Horpur Follies;
Student Publ1catrons Boord; Colonial Ployers·
Found•r ond Charter Member of T.E.A.S. (noV.:
Def unct); Film Society; Student Counselor· Senior
Comm.; Horpur Follies; Mascot of th e' Bridge
Champions of Harpur College; Alumna of the
Great University of Cincinnati
" My name hos always be~n my trodemork however, unbeknownst to oil, it is in reality
Cohen, and .1 hove been lying for 4 years I was
not respon11ble for the line 'more than six
inche::.'."
PATRICIA SULLIVAN
B9 Theron St
Johnson City, NY.

I

were Bingham's.

KEITH JUDD STANGER
2 Stuyvestont Oval
New Yor, N .Y.
Psychology
Perspective: I'm gain fishin' too."

DAVID STARKWEATHER
2308 Watson Blvd.
Endwell, N.Y.

178

0 573

GEOFFREY HAROLD STRAUSS
798 D•Molt Ave.
Baldwin, N .Y.
Accounting
Deon's list; JRB; Men's lnter·Dorm Council ; Cen.
trol Dorm Council; Cafeteria Comm.· Whitney
'
Judicial Boord; CN.

LOUISE SOHR
l 529 Morris Ave .
Bronx, N.Y.

BARBARA STEEN
3B5 Garfield Ave
W. Hempstead, NY.

SHERON R. STOKES
Shetry
289 North Wrexham Ct
Tonawanda, NY
Engli.sh literature
Deon·s List; Student Coun.selor; Cheerleader cop
to~n; WRA gymnastics.; basketball, volleyball;
Wizard of the soup group.
" I still believe in daydreams."
p

ELLEN SMALL

KAREN SMALL
50·15 175 Pl
Flushing, NY

LINDA BETH STILES
816 Hazel St.
Elmira, N.Y.
Mathematics
Women's Chorus; IXTHUS.

Oxford, NY.

MARTHA JEAN STANTON
Marti
144 Seneca St
Corning, NY.
Anthropology
Sec of Methodist Student Fellow•hip; IXTHUS.

Smithtown. N Y

HOWARD R STERN
328 E. 3 St.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Sociology
Track
Sociology
Track

RUTH STRATTON

THERESA W. SMORAL
1Terry)
401 W . Main St.
Endicott, N.Y.
English

MERIS GAIL SKULNIK
3777 Independence Ave
Riv.,dole, N.Y
French Lonquage and LitNoture
SFY tutoring.

53 Ro•e St

MARILYN STEPNOSKI
391 Reeves Ave.
Riverhead, N. Y

WILLIAM A. ST JOHN
Box 600
Kouneongo lake, N.Y

RHONA SMOLI AN
1387 Jesup Ave
New York, NY

WAYNE ROBERT SREBNICK
394 E 2nd St
Brooklyn, N Y.
Political Science
Adelphi.
"Keystone Cop.s Krout and
best spies.'

LISE J STE IN BERG
351 Myrtle Ave.
Albany, NY
JOHN STEPHENS
13 Shrldon St
Randolph, N.Y

ELEANOR K SMITH
58·B Ry• Colony
Rye, NY
Georgrophy
Deon's List.

MARTIN IRVING SPATZ
ROBERTA SILVERSTEIN
832 Ocean Ave .
Brooklyn, NY
Socioloqy
Snow Queen 1967; Dorm Council; Judicial Boord;
For~iqn Stvdenh Comm.
R.P R "

JAY MARTIN STEIN
736 W 186 SI
New York, NY
Political Science
Deon's List; Varsity Tennis; Dorm Councih;
Men's. lnterholl Council; Orientation Advisor;
lntromurals
Harpur was meaningless until RSF ."

KENNETH SUSSMAN
123 Volentine lo.
Yonkers, N Y
NANCY KAY SWEETGALL
15 Stuyvesant Oval
New York, N .Y.
Sociology
EDYTHE FAY SWID
33 Jeon Pl.
Syouet, N.Y.
Mathematics
Volun~eer o~ Binghamton State Hospital ; Dorm
Council; Outing Club; Deon's list.
JAMES A. TAFT
3011 Pleo•ont Dr.
Endwell, N .H .
Sociology
JOSEPH C. TALERICO
3 Brook Ave, RD 4
Binghamton, N.Y.

�ANITA LOUISE WALLS
618 Hector St
lthoco, N Y
Sociology
IXOUE; College Orchestro.

RENAY TAPOW
168 20 !27th Ave.
New York, N Y
MELODY HOPE TAYL OR
285 Sayord St.
Oceanside, N.Y
Studio Ari

SFY Pres .,; Dir Nursery School
selor; Dorm Council; Who s Who
or night?
Do wet birds

Student

Coun-

ny

JANET R WILLIAMS
Jon
RD l
Schonevus, NY
Enqlish and Gf'neral li terature

MARY T WALSH
32 Hoyes St
Binghamton, N.Y
French

THOMAS PATRICK WALSH
1220 Johnson Rd .
Churchville, N .Y.
Physiu

CA ROL ANN THOMPSON
Tommy;

605 Tompkins St.
Syracuse, N . Y.

Dean·s Lisi; Honor Roll; Baccocio; VP- AIPHorpur Chapter
I wos thP sfrangest clubby on campus "

literature

EARLE E. THRUSTON
Fuzzy"
RD l
Weedsport, N .Y
Political Science

AUDREY M WARRICK
16 Downs Ave.

Binghamton, N.Y.

English li tera ture
The beast is not evi l by nature, but its cage

TAU; lntromurals; Deon's list; C N .

SARSARA TIBERIO
Friendsville Stage
Binghamton, N .Y.

MARTHA TIGER
233 Exler St
Brooklyn, N Y
Political Science

SOS Exec. Sd.; Civil Righ ts Club; Deon' s list.
STANLEY TISH

8AR8ARA LEE WASHBURN
145 N . Moin St.
Gloversville, N .Y.
Sociology

is evil by int en t."

VAL E. WASHINGTON
1869 Baird Rd .
Penfield, N .Y.

PATRICIA WOELLMER
16 Ad oms St.

" Pipe-dream man still haunts the IBM golf course
on restl ess nights, prowling for s.easons in the
sun. Do we car'e?"

Port Wo1hington, N .Y.
Mo thematics
Volunteer ot Binghamton Sta te; Folk Music So·
ciety .

JOHN WASIELEWSKI
117 Seethoves St.
Binghamton, N.Y.

KAREN ANN WOJTANOWSKI

939 Soro togo St

ARTHUR JAY TOBIAS
565 w. 169 St
New York, N .Y.
li terature
Swimming Team; Sickies

BRUCE MARTIN WASSERMAN
3205 Mick le Ave.
Bronx, N .Y.
Thea tre

Pres. ·APO; Coloniol Ployer• ;

IFC; Horpur

Fol.

lies; Dorm Council; Carni va l; lntromurol s ; Deon's
List.
"And the lord shalt rain vengence upon the

TIMOTHY TOCHER
Augusto Pl

Tuxedo, N.Y.
English

house of Jocob."

Intramural Sports.

LINDA WASSERMAN
Wou )
3716 Ave. T
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Psychology
Deon' s list; SFY.
I arranged for Richie to know :.:: 1 (in the bib li ca l sense ). I remember the doy with Rene e
and Rich ie. I fed my off-camp u• boyfriend for 2
years on Dic kinson s andwiches . I know why the

NANCY J TRAVE R
RD 1 Coyugo, N Y
Humani ties

lnterd iviiiono l with History

De on s list; WRA Boord
I was one of the original gymmies."
JAN ICE TULLER
l 0 Lakeview Ave

Richfield Springs, N Y.
EDWARD TURAN
2060 Anthony Ave
Bronx, N .Y.
Economics
Varsity Basketball ;

Dorm

Council

Rep.;

Deon' s

list; Odeon Society lntromurols.
" N ever hove so man y, tr ave led so for, for so
little.11

C HRISTINE TYRRELL
1540 44 St.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
MERLE CHARMIAN ULLMAN
2596 W ood• Ave
Eost Meadow, N .Y.
Poli ti cal Science

FREDRIC URBA CH
Ke nozo lake, N .Y.
DEBRA VAJDA
Debby!
65 Central Po rk W e•t
New York, N .Y
Sociology
Community Involvement Proje ct

BARBARA HUMPHREY VA N INWEGEN
Rofu se Apt A Horpur College
Binghamton, N.Y.
Psychology
VICTOR VANVESTROUT
713 Day Hollow Rd.
Endicott, N Y
ROBERT VAUGHN
1809 Vestal Rd .
Vestal, N .Y.
KENNETH E. WAIBEL
222 Odell Ave.
Endicott, N.Y.
Sociology
lntromurol Bosk etbo ll and Bowling
Now we ore ready for society; is society ready
for us?"

college."
ELAINE HELEN WOLFF
77-19 141 St
Flus hing, N.Y.
French tilNoture

Student Counselor; SFY Sig Sister Program; SFY

PETER WESER
215 H il ls ide Ave.
Mt . Vernon, N .Y.

Centro! Ap pellate Soord; Horpur Follie•

Chemis try
JV Basketball; Intra mural Sports; Folk Music
Club; Dorm Judicial Bd .; Undergraduate Research
Anistont in Chemistry; Deon' s list.

Political Science
GSS ,Sec.\: Vo lunteer Big Sisttr" at Bingham·
ton Stole Hospital; Ou ting Club; Democratic·
liberal Club; Deon's list
I've been to
Friendship is to be olive

PATRICIA ANN WOODWORTH
Pat
.518 W Colum St .

HOWARD FREDRIC TURETSKY
134-17 166 Pl

IRA MI C HA EL TURNER
1Soke)
16 Dr. Fronk Rd .
Spring Vo lley, NY.

SYLVIA ALICE WOLF
160 Sennett Ave
N ew York , N .Y

tutor

' Reme mber Baptist Bible Gro nbe rg ."

Jomoico , N Y.
Mo themotin
Dorm Council; Varsity Bo seboll; W restling Club;
A ut. S po rts Ed . CN ; lntromuroh.

Utica. NY.
Spanish Language and literature
Dorm Council Rep and Prf's ; Presicff'nt' s Com
mission; Newmon Assoc . ,Sec. ; SFY Big Brother
Program; Foreign Students Comm., lnterdorm
Council; Deon's list

mints were mode."

CAROL WEINBERG
l 44-43 78 Ave.
Flush ing , N .Y
Psychology

NANCY WALLACH
240 Crown St.
Brooklyn, N Y

WRA. SFY, Doon's l ist.
ROBERT A WILSON
279 Simpson Rd.
Rochester N. Y
DAVID H WINSTON
1329 N Forut Apt. D-L4
Amherst, NY.
Biology
IMAGE; Deon'• list
STEPHA NIE WINSTON
3125 Sriorcliff A ve
Vestal, NY
STEPHEN WINTER
15 Holyoke Rd.
Rockville Centre, NY .

Student Counselor; WR:A Pres ; Dragon Society;
Judicial Revie w Boo rd; Dorm Council Treas.;

Syracu se, N Y.
Mathematics

W omen's Choru•; IXTHUS.
SON NIE RACHEL (PARKER) WORTHMAN
(the color Kid )
3027 Brighton .5th St.
Brook lyn, N. Y.
Studio Art

' To Second Floor Central, the Dregs. and Com·
11
pony: " Ke ep on Truck in' • Love, Mommo Leone"

Gallery Comm ittee; Ruu ion Club; Friday Club;

LINDA SOOLE WEINRICH
Chen ongo Holl Apt. A

Brother- Three Penny Opera; Never dropped a
course; on l y member of th e right side o f the
snockb or who attended four ye a rs , two terms ot
o ti me and monoged to keep a degree of son·

Binghamto n, N .Y.

French languoge ond literat ure
NANCY WEINROTH
1512 Coryl Ct.
Elmont, N.Y.
Studio Ari
NEIL L. WEISBROD
361 Rose St.

Mos.sopequa Pk., N.Y.
English ond Genero l Lit erature
Deon's List; USG; Volpon,.. Odeons; Bingham·
ton State Ho spital Volunteer; SFC Tut or.
" A lot was gained, but no less lost "

Art

Editor

1968

Yearbook ;

Modome

the

ity. Most ;mportonl I hod one of the first •econd
hond fur coo ts

To a ll who knew me, Clothes don't make the

Whoever follows
man or woman in this case
in my ka leidoscopic footsteps remember-you
con be o total visual pic:ture, but le t the colors
undernea th show too."

C 'f NTHIA WREN
66 Colfox St.

Jamestown, NY.

BRIAN S . YEL LIN
" Sri")
2 Hope Dr.

JO WEISSMAN
33 Hi ghwood Rd .

Pl ainview, N .Y
Chemi1try
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of

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LE O R. WHALEN
Binghamton, N .Y.

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Glenwood Rd . MR 96
Binghamton, N .Y.

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28 Jerome Ave
Binghamton, N.Y
RICHARD JOSEPH WIECZORCK
(Dick)
400 E. Corey Rd.
Syracuse, N .Y,
Phys.ics
TAU. Sec., Varsi ty baseball; Student Counselor;
American Institute of Physics
' Hoppineu is Graduating, Sadness is leaving "

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Sox 363 Foster Rd .
End;cott, NY

Mathem a tics

8AR8ARA Z IMBEL

57 E. G;rord Slvd
Kenmore , NY

Sociology
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Winter Review; Dance shows; Dorm Council
treo,. ; Cafeteria Comm.; Orientation Advisor;
Harpur Follies dancer

MARTIN ZIMELIS
118 Daisy Form•
New Rochelle , N .Y.
KAREN ZO IN E
106-19 78 St
Ozone Pork, N . Y
Politica l Science
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Binghamton, New York
BALIN 'S JEWELERS

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HARPUR COLLEGE

Jewelry

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''Every Banking Service Under One Roof'
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
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44-46 Court St.
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Finer footwea r for all the family . . .
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SNACK BAR
Down the Road From
the Campus

" Gallery of Unique Styles"
Binghamton, New York
27 Main St. (Next to Central High)
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Best wishes to the class of 1968
from your campus insurance agency

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63 Carroll Street

Binghamton, N.Y.

Phone: 772-1444

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Barry's Restaurant
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191 Main Street

Owego, New York
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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF N E W YORK  AT BING HAMTON

HARPUR COLLEGE
TH E DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
PRESENTS

COMPOSER’S CONCERT
ST UDENTS  OF  KA R L  KORTE

Sunday, March 16,  8:15 p. m. 

Recital Hall
P ROGRA M

Introduction  for  Piano  ­  (1968) 
Pe rfor med by the com pose r

Opus 1 7 /8 ­  (1968) 

Chai­K you Kim

Monte Joﬀee

Monte Joﬀee
Clarinet ­ Dale Kleps

The  Dark  Hills  ­  (1966) 
Terry Howell, Tenor
Donna Hallen, Piano
P relude  for Piano ­  (1967) 
Barbara Garges, Piano

Loren Broc

Christian G ranger

Every  Day I Will P raise Thee,  (Psalm 145)  ­  (1968) 
Soprano  Ca rol yn Kimble Hill
Al ida Stahl
Alto  Phylis Costanzo
Elizabeth Lee

Barry Liesch

Tenor  Greg Mathews
Bar ry Liesch
Bass  James Dunn
Terry Howell
Barbara Garges, Piano
Dust  ­  (1964) 

Nancy Carlson, Mezzo Soprano
Donna Hallen, Piano

T rio  f or  Recorders ~
 ­ (1968) 
Alto, Tenor Recorder, Susan Cooper
Alto Recorder, Barbara Hull
Bass Recorder, Wilburn Newcomb

G reg Mathews

James Dunn

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                    <text>BINGHAMTON
UN I VE R S IT Y
STATE U

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SITY OF NEW

YO R K

usi

D E P A R T M E N T

COMPOSERS AT THE
CONFLUENCE:
WA R AND CON SEQ UEN CE
Featu ring work s b y:

Evan Flury
Jame Budi nich
Richa rd Hugu n in

Sunda y,Fehru ary, 15th, 2015
2 p .m .

Phelp s M an ion Muu um

�PROGRAM

ABOUT THE COMPOSERS

Phrases ..... ... .. ............ ............... .. ........... .. .. ......... .. .......... . Jame B ud ini h

I. fo r a mo ment

(l99 )

Elean o r Kra ner, violin

Brothers ... .. ... ...... ............... .... ............ ...... ... ....... .. .... .. .... .. Jam

Budini h
(l990}

Alexio C hang, i.olin
Elea no r Kra ner, io lin

Grim conscience .... .. .. ... ...... ... ............. ........ .... ...... ... ... ..... . Jame Budinich
( l 990)

CodyRay Caho, bari ton e
Michael Lewis, piano

Piano Sonata

11. Adag io

o. 1, Op. 17 .. ... ..... .... .. .... ... ........... .. ... Richard Hugunine
( 1953)

Ill. Vivace - Ro ndo
tep hen Zank, piano

Jam Budinich (b. l990, orthport,
grew up urrounded by a mix of Croatian folk
music, Jaz z pianis , uch as Thelonious Monk and Bill Evans, and the driving rock guitar
o groups Like Led Zeppelin. After a few years of playing in rock bands out of friends'
garage , he went o to college, where he d iscovered the world of Classical Music. James is
currently working cowards h.is Master of Music in Composition at Binghamton
ni er ity, cudying with Daniel Thomas Davis. He has previously srudied with Jared
Miller,
and also with Chri Arrell and Osvaldo Golijov a the College of the Holy Cross,
where he completed hi BA. Throughout college he also studied classical guitar, with
Rober ullivan and Mateo Arnáiz. His work ha been performed by the Momenta
uartet, and upcoming e ents include perfo rmances by Loncano Ensemble, and ew
ore Code.
Evan Flury (b . 1992) ound his love of music in high school in Buffalo,
in his early
cudies with Kevin Moehringer, Greg Piontek and Craig Farrey in Jazz and Electric Bass.
Through college, he played in variou rock and jazz bands before beginning to srudy
mu ic om
ition with Daniel Thomas Davis. Upcoming events include a piece for
m/wire a well a performing in Bingham on University's production of Black Orpheus.
R.icba.rd Hugunine (b. l 95 ) began hi profe ional music career in h.is teens as a church
. From 1972 to 19 4 he provided improvi atory piano music for ballet classes a ional cademy of Dance in Champaign, Illinois, as clas pianist and personal
iani t or Patricia
ilde at Ame rican Ballet Theatre, as Music Di rector and Composer
in R idence at Ballet Bingham on, as lead cla s pianist at the ational chool of Ballet
in W hing on, D.C., and a on-call balle pianist at the Kennedy Center for the
Performing Ar in a hing on, D.C.
Folio ing a 20- ear care r as a con ulcant in the automation of corporate administrative
roce e, r. Hugunine reru med o Binghamton Univer sity in 2011 to complete his BA
in comp ition, cudying horal arranging with Or. Bruce Borton, and graduating Magna
a 20 l 2. He i cu rrently working on hi Mast er of Music degree in
Binghamton niver i under the direction of Daniel Thomas Davis.

INTERMI 10

War and Consequence ........ .............. .. ........ ..... .... ... ..... ...... .... .. E an Flu
it:,,t&gt;(J,

(l 992)

Da ni el Ro mbe rger, co nd u to r
Chri tina anta Maria, oprano
Daniella Rivera mezzo- oprano
Cole T ornbero, teno r
Jake ta mati , bas -ba ri t n
teph anie Verh age axop ho n
Raelee n Bi hler, violonc ell
Robe rt D urante, co n rraba
Alex Ra a, pe rcu io n

PROGRAM

OTE

Ph.ras
moment: for a momentis the fir t piece in a series of works for solo
in struments.
er reading The Rubaiyat of Omar
yyam, I was drawn to the beauty of
ertain ph r es, which might not cand ou o a reader on their own. A reader might
ea ily a b the e instances and no notice Khayyam 's word choices. for a moment
lor a sing! musical idea, the in erval of a second, ju ta a reader could explore the
ily as
b hra es of Omar Khayyam' Rubaiyat.
(tum over)

�ou r
B rother : Having grown up with a brother l always wanted to write a piece based on
relations hip. In this work I attempt ed to portray ou r bond on two levels, using related,
the individu al instrum ents clash against
but contrast ing, material in the two violins.
each other, they represen t the pranks and fights chat have occurred between my brother
the
and me over the years. Anothe r le el shows the unique qualities of each violin line;
two pares are able co complem ent each ocher, just like my relation ship with my brother.
er,
Grim coo cieoce: Ta en from an l 90 i ue of The Sun, a ew York based newspap
Grim conscience depicts a narrator recalling an unforrun ace acciden t involving a beggar.
before
The narrator brings the listener back to the moment s leading up co the inciden t,
as we
reflecting back on the event. The music follows the changes in the narrator's psyche
hear his story un old.
form.
Piano ooata o. 1, Opus 17 is Mr. Huguni ne's earliest foray into the sonata
and
Begun in Occober, 20l3, it was compl ted in early March 20l 4. Only the second
third moveme nt are pre enced o n chis program .
tona
Il. Adagio: The moveme nt opens with planed 7th chords which establish the
u nd
gramma r of the moveme nt. An o tinato line in the middle regi cer provides backgro
the
fo r two indepen dent melodi lines involved in a dialogue. Another voice joins in and
in
gesrures
with
whole evolves into an emotion al stateme nt, resolving much like it began
this
the piano's highest register. The broad ope of the regisce involved required
hand
moveme nt to be cored o n three caves. The perform er is required to choo e which
structure
hand
er's
to utilize co play note on the middle staff, dependi ng on the perform
and span.
again
ID. i ace - R ondo: cored in a lively 6/ , the principl e heme rerurns again and
in various treatments of range, conalicy and expression.
W ar and on equence: The idea o r t ar and Consequence began sitting in Phelps
the experien ce
Mans ion listening to a BU MM Opera rudenc inging. I loo ely follo
ar fo llowing the WW I Christm as
of a namele soldier's bru h with the concept
but
rmistice. I wanted to not only celebrat e the ntennial celebration of the Armistice,
was
to also look at the reaction s and implicat ion o w r through out history. Text, then,
s
clipping
aken from a number of cure includin g the Iliad and both poems and news
of
from W orld ar One and Two. The oprano and mezzo-soprano are p r onificat ion
ely.
the respon es to war by the private, home life and the public, political life, respectiv
a
of
study
a
Though not critical o all war by design, Warand Consequence became
ace of
somewh at ine capable, rimele ace through the lens of he la uncoord inated
eace between armies in a rime o war.

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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR COLLEGE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

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COMPOSERS
CONCERT

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THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1977
8:15 P. M.
CASADESUS RECITAL HALL

�PROGRAM

Kyrie: Gloria fram Missa Pro Meo Patri
David McKenas
for 4-part chorus, oboe, and cello
Madrigal group fram Harpur Chorale
Eliot Friedman, oboe
Holly Wilson, cello

Seven Songs
Howard Weinberg
set to poems by Theodore Roethke
Karen Haight, soprano
Vicky Gordon, piano

Fusion
Andante con moto
Perpetual Motion
Allegro Vivace
Amy Lipton, ﬂute
Debbie Neu, clarinet
Ross Levinson, violin
George Myers, viola
David Hoppe, cello
Geoﬀ Brooks, marimba

Amy Mereson

Three Pieces for Chamber OrchestraBob Halliday
Flauntoushe
Myxtypodip

Piece for Violin and Piano
Pat McGrady
Robert Seletsky, violin
Bill Lawson, piano

Dragons Live Forever...
David Denhard
Karen Tax, ﬂute
Jay Hilﬁger, horn
George Myers, violin
David Hoppe, cello
Cindy Peterson, piano
Marty Ricciardi, vibraphone
Geoﬀ Brooks and Joseph Pazienza, percussion
INTERMISSION

Brounk

The third movement is dedicated to the memory of
Louis Kennell (1890–1969), a ﬁne young man, a
jolly old fellow ...
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�ENSEMBLE FOR THREE PIECES FOR CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
First Violins
Olev Viro
George Meyers
Neil Blachman
Joan Weitzman

Flute
Nancy Becker

Second Violins
Bob Seletsky
Andy Stack
Eric Sadowitz
Nigel Allen

Clarinet
Augie Venturini

Violas
Carol Isaacson
Barbara Thomson
Laura Stein

Cellos

Holly Wilson
David Hoppe
Claire Liva
Caleb Davison

Basses
Neil Conaty
David Weinsoﬀ

Oboe

Debbie Vatcher

Trumpet
Steve Winans

Trombone
:
Richard Gower

Percussién

Geoﬀ Brooks

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