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THURSDAY MID–DAY CONCERT
October 20, 2005 – 1 :20 P.M. – Casadesus Recital Hall
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Adagio and Allegro, Op. TORELL .......ocsoiithemsssinciossssssossssssstnsnssrssssnsiasessssipessansessess
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Roberta Crawford, viola
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( 18731943)
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ChaiKyou Mallinson, piano
Notturno for Violin, Cello, and Piano D897................
adagio
Patricia Sunwoo, violin
Stephen Stalker, cello
Michael Salmirs, piano
Franz Schubert
( 1 7971 828)
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From OldAmerican SOMES ..onisssccssscsssssssasissrssssncassssnsansassasssansassasassasensassascass8ils by Aaron Copland
(19001990)
Boatmen’s Dance
At the River
ChingARing Chaw
Timothy LeFebvre, baritone
ChaiKyou Mallinson, piano
Grooves.......
1. Bop
2. Hocket and Rock!t
3. Sultry Waltz
4. Bulgarian Blues
ceeeenenene. Philip Parker
(b. 1953)
Timothy Perry, clarinet
Margaret Reitz, piano
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2005
BINGHAMTON
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SPEC COL
State University of New York
Department of Music
The Harpur Trumpet
Ensemble
Ben Aldridge, director
Stephen Boel, conductor ·
Judith Zhu, piano
Sunday, April 3, 2005
7:30 pm
Casadesus Recital Hall
�Program
Royal Fanfare ............................................................. Josquin des Prez
(1450-1521)
Sonata for Trumpet and Piano .................................... Paul Hindemith
(1895-1963)
Massig bewegt - Trauermusic
Stephen Boel, trumpet; Judy Zhu, piano
Madrigal ........................................................................ Don Schaeffer
Canzona................................................................... Fiorenzo Maschera
Madrigal ................................................................... G.P. da Palestrina
Fugue from Saint Paul ................... .......................... Felix Mendelssohn
(1809-1847)
Trumpet Salutations ..................................................... Nigel Coombes
(b. 1974)
Buckaroo Holiday from "Rodeo" ................................ Aaron Copland
(1900-1990)
The Harpur Brass Quintet
Concerto for Seven Clarini ·························:······--Johann E. Altenburg
( 1734-1801)
Allegro - Andante - Vivace
�About the Performers
BEN ALDRIDGE holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Yale
University, and began teaching trumpet at Binghamton University in 1976. Aldridge
has directed both trumpet and mixed brass ensembles throughout his tenure at BU,
has performed both solo and chamber repertoire, and has taught theory as well.
Aldridge is a member of the Binghamton Philharmonic and the Utica and Catskill
Symphonies, as well as the Glimmerglass Opera Orchestra. He also performs with
and arranges for the Catskill Brass Quintet. Aldridge is a charter member of the
international Trumpet Guild, and has been recorded on Columbia and Redwood
records.
STEPHEN BOEL is a graduate student in Instrumental Conducting at Binghamton
University, where he studies with Timothy Perry. A graduate of Eastern Nazarene
College in Quincy, MA, Boel double-majored in Music Education and Music
Performance. He also fulfilled the requirements for the Choral Conducting
Certificate of ENC while serving for three years as the student director of the A
Cappella Choir and Chamber Singers under the mentorship of Timothy Shetler. Boel
served as director of music for the Wollaston Church of the Nazarene on the campus
of his alma mater, played trumpet in the brass septet Tribute in Brass and assisted
with the Wind Ensemble of Eastern Nazarene College. He serves as assistant director
of the Binghamton University Wind Ensemble.
JUDY ZHU a native from Bejing, China, is a graduate student majoring in piano at
Binghamton University. Zhu received her Bachelor of Science in Information
Science from Peking University, Bejing, China and her Master of Arts in
Anthropology from Binghamton University. She has also been admitted to the M.S.
Accounting program at Binghamton University. Zhu is a teaching assistant for the
Music Department and studies piano with Ewa Mackiewicz-Wolfe at Binghamton
University.
�The Harpur Trumpet Ensemble
Ben Aldridge, conductor
Stephen Boel
Garret Clarke
Phillip Deitz
Derek Ersbak
Erinn Hibbard
Thomas Osa
Finan Pan
Glen Widjeskog
The Harpur Brass Quintet
Stephen Boel, trumpet
Erinn Hibbard, trumpet
Patrick Lokken, horn
David Henann, trombone
Daniel Gallagher, tuba
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Joan na Heckert, piano
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3 :00 p.m.
Casadesus Recital Hall
�P rogram
Translations
I.
Arias from Messiah...
...George Frederick Handel
Arioso, “Comfort Ye”
(16851759)
Air, “Every Valley”
Air, “Thou Shalt Break Them”
II.
BEOMRIEEE ........cocovnsneiosssosmioqsinssessrniitiiibnsin–sts Paolo Tosti
Ideale
La serenata
Non t’amo piu!
(1846–1916)
L’ultima canzone
II.
Ideale
Perfection
I followed you like a rainbow
o serenade,
fly.
I felt you in the light, in the
air,
The moon
is shining white;
silence spreads its wings,
and behind the veils in the
dark alcove
a lamp is lit:
the moon
is shining white.
I followed you like a friendly
torch
in the veil of night.
in t he scent o f t h e flowe rs ;
the lonely room was full
of you, and your beauty.
–INTERMISSION–
III.
Berceuse, from Jocelyn... s i s i i m p r a i s o s m s iTa mTi sIs s Godard
“Oh! N e t ’ éveille pas”
(18491895)
From Schwanengesang, D. 957
IV. Standchen
VIII. Der Atlas
XIII. Der Doppelganger
X. Das Fischermadchen
IV.
Franz Schubert
(1 7971828)
V.
Aria of Cavaradossi, “Recondita armonia,”........... Giacomo Puccini
from Tosca, Act 1
(18581924)
is resting between her sheets:
of peace
across the paths of the sky:
Entranced by you, by the
sound of your voice,
Fly,
anguish of the world
in that dream.
turns between her sheets:
o serenade,
fly.
I dreamt at length;
and I forgot all the trouble and
C o m e back, dear perfection,
come back for a moment
and smile on me again,
and a new dawn will shine o n
me
from your face.
L a Serenata
Serenade
Fly,
o serenade:
my beloved is alone,
and with her lovely head
lying back,
o serenade :
my beloved is alone;
but, smiling, still half asleep,
The waves dream
on the shore,
the wind is amid the
branches;
my fair lady
still denies shelter to my
kisses!
On the shore
the waves dream...
�Non t ’amo piu!
I love you no longer!
Do you remember the day we
met ;
do you still remember the
promises you made?
Madly in love, I followed
you, we fell in love,
and by your side I dreamed,
madly in love.
Happily I dreamed of endless
caresses and kisses
stretching into heaven:
but your words were false,
for your soul is made of ice.
I no longer place my faith in
you now,
n o more are yo u m y great
desire, or my dream of love:
I do not seek your kisses, nor
think of you;
I dream of another perfection;
I love you no longer.
Lo
In those dear days we spent
together,
I strewed your path with
flowers:
you were the single hope of
my heart;
the only thought in my mind.
You saw me beg, grow pale,
you saw me weeping before
you:
I solely to satisfy your least
desire,
would have given my blood
and my faith.
I no longer place m y faith in
you now,
no more are you my great
desire, or my dream of love:
I do not seek your kisses, nor
think of you;
I dream of another perfection;
I love you no longer.
I
I
Leaf of mint!”
long thread of gold,
child, let it be complete.
III.
O h! Ne t ’éveille pas
O h! Do not awaken
Hidden in this retreat
where God has led us,
united by misfortune,
during the long nights
we both rest
sleeping under their veils,
where we pray to the gazes
of the trembling stars!
Nina, you ’re to be wed,
and yet I still sing my
serenade to you!
There, on the empty plains,
there, in the shady valley,
Oh! Do not awaken yet,
so the beautiful angel of your
dream
may finish unwinding his
long thread of gold,
child, let it be complete.
how often I ’ve sung it to you!
“Rose petal,
o amaranth flower,
even though you marry,
I’ll be with you still,
rose petal.”
you ’ll
Oh! Do not awaken yet,
so the beautiful angel of your
dream
the kisses I gave you!
L ’ultima canzone
The last song
They’ve told me that
tomorrow,
Tomorrow
“Leaf of mint,
flower of pomegranate,
Nina, remember
Sleep! The day has hardly
shown!
Holy Virgin, watch over her!
be
surrounded
by celebration, smiles and
flowers,
you won’t give a thought to
our old love.
But night and day, forever
filled with passion,
lamenting, my song will
come to you.
I
I
Under the wing of the Lord
far from the noise of the
crowd;
And like a holy wave
that softly flows away,
we have seen days
pass after days,
without ever growing weary
of imploring His help.
may finish unwinding his
Sleep! The day has hardly
shown!
Holy Virgin, watch over her!
IV.
Stindchen
Serenade
Softly through the night my
songs entreat you;
Come down to me,
sweetheart, in the still glade!
Slender treetops rustle and
whisper in the moonlight.
O, fair one, have no fear
of those who
might listen and betray!
Do you hear the singing of
the nightingales?
Ah, how they too implore
you, with the sound of their
sweet lament.
They know the yearnings of
the soul,
the pain of love, and touch
each gentle heart
with their silvery tones.
�Then let your heart be stirred,
my love,
O hear me! Trembling, I
await you
come give me joy!
Der Atlas
Atlas
I, wretched Atlas, must bear
the world, a whole world of
sorrows.
I bear the unbearable,
and within my body my heart
would break.
O arrogant heart, this was
your desire!
You wanted happiness,
infinite happiness
or infinite misery; and now,
proud heart,
misery!
you have
Der Doppelgfinger
The Double
The night is still, the narrow
“streets are sleeping.
In this house lived my
sweetheart who left the town
long ago. But the house is
still in the same place.
A man stands there, staring
up at it, wringing his hands in
silent grief; I shudder as I see
his face –
for the moon reveals my own
image.
You
counterfeit,
pallid
companion of mine!
Why do you mimic the
suffering of love,
which tormented me here on
many a night, in times gone
by?
Das Fischermidchen
The FisherMaiden
O beautiful fishermaiden,
bring your small boat to the
shore.
Come here to me, and sit
with me
lovingly hand in hand.
V.
Recondita Armonia
Hidden ha rm on y
Hidden harmony of diverse
beauties!
Floria, my ardent lover, is
dark,
and you, unknown beauty,
are surrounded with blonde
hair.
You have blue eyes,
Tosca has black eyes!
Art in its mystery
mixes the diverse beauties
together:
But in painting this wo m a n...
My only thought,
Ah! my only thought is you!
Tosca, is you!
Lay your dear head upon my
breast;
and do not be too afraid: you
who entrust
yourself each day to the sea
so free of care!
My heart is just like the
ocean,
with its storms and ebbs and
flows;
and in its depths is resting
many a beautiful pearl.
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�About the Performers
Mark GizziSchmidt, tenor, currently resides in Rochester, NY, where
he teaches vocal music and performs. In his two seasons as a Resident
Artist at TriCities Opera, he was seen as Alfred in Die Fledermaus,
Kaspar in Amahl and the Night Visitors, Prince Yamadori in Madama
Butterfly, the first man in Armor in the Magic Flute, and the Chief of
Police and the Imam in Kismet. He has sung extensively with Opera
Theater of Rochester in a variety of concerts and operas including the
leading roles of Canio in I Pagliacci and Alfredo in La Traviata. He has
performed in Buffalo, NY on several occasions most notably in Buffalo
Opera Unlimited’s production of Tosca as Cavaradossi and as Alfredo in
La Traviata. He has also performed with Opera Theater of Memphis and
Central Florida Lyric Opera. His range of performances as a tenor
oratorio soloist have included such great works as Mendelssohn’s Elijah,
Haydn’s Creation, Handel’s Messiah, Rossini ’s Stabat Mater, Mozart’s
Requiem, and Verdi ’s Requiem. Mark has also appeared on the musical
theater stage as Billy Bigelow in Carousel, Curly in Oklahoma and Tony
in West Side Story. He received his undergraduate degree from the
Eastman School of Music in Rochester. NY. He currently studies voice
with Mary Burgess.
Joan na Heckert, piano, was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and moved to
the United States at the age of four where she was raised in Florida. She
holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from the
University of Central Florida, where she received the prestigious Presser
Award ‘and eventually became a staff accompanist. She also played for
the University choral groups, and in over 100 student forums and
recitals. Joanna was a member of Sigma Alpha Iota while at UCF, and
was also inducted into Pi Kappa Lambda and Omicron Delta Kappa. She
received a Masters Degree in Piano Performance from Bob Jones
University in Greenville, South Carolina, where she played for a great
number of Masters Recitals. She also served as the rehearsal pianist for
all of the University’s operatic productions. Other credits include
performances with Orlando Opera Factory, the Rochester Opera Factory
and numerous churches and community groups. She currently resides in
Syracuse, NY, and serves as accompanist for several school districts in
Rochester, New York while maintaining her own private studio.
�
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M usic fro m t he 1 8 ” c e nt u ry to
two world premieres
J onat ha n Biggers, harpsichord
Stephen Stalker, cello
M a ry Burgess, soprano
Marlon Torres, dancer
Ma rga ret Reitz, piano
Ti mothy Michael Rolls, composer
l ’aul Goldstaub, composer
Sat u rda y, September 1 7, 2005
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Sonate Opus 2, No. 4, g minor, “La Lumagne”..........Michel Blavet
for flute, harpsichord and basso continuo
( 1 7001 768)
Adagio
Allemande
Sicilienne
Presto
Le Lutin
Jonathan Biggers, harpsichord
Stephen Stalker, cello
Aria, “Rossignols Amoureux ”,
...JeanPhilippe Rameau
from the opera Hippolyte et Aricie,
( 16381 764)
for voice and flute and harpsichord ( 1 733)
Sonate en Concert, Opus 1 7, pour Flute,
Cello et Piano ( 1 946)
Stephen Stalker, cello
Margaret Reitz, piano
JeanMichel Damase
(b. 1928)
Wot on C1)
~INTERMISSION~
“A Child ’s Life” for Solo Flute (2005)........ Timothy Michael Rolls
(b. 1967)
(World Premiere)
1. A Child ’s Life
2. Dance 1: A Spring A fternoon
3. A Child ’s Nightmare
4. Dance I I: Holiday Break
Mary Burgess, soprano
Jonathan Biggers, harpsichord
L a Capinera ( The Wren)...
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for soprano, flute and piano
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Syrinx for Flute and Dancer (1912)........................ Claude Debussy
( 18621 918)
Choreographed by Marlon Torres
Sir Julius Benedict
( 1804 I 885)
Mary Burgess, soprano
Margaret Reitz, piano
Marlon Torres, dancer
.
X X V Opera Snatches..
for Unaccompanied F Jute ( 1978)
Deux Stcles Orientées pour Chant et Flute ( 1 925)
I. Mon amante a les vertus de I ’ e a u .
I I. On me dit...
Mary Burgess, soprano
Jacques Ibert
(1890 I 962)
...William Schumann
(19101992)
Pastorale I I for Flute A lone (2005)............cccceueuue.... Paul Goldstaub
(b. 1 947)
( World Premiere)
Duet for Flute and Dancer ( (1966)...........ccoueeeeee....... [Ezra Laderman
(b. 1924)
(”horeographcd by Marlon Torres
Marlon Torres, dancer
�TRANSLATIONS
A ria, “ Rossignols Amou re u x ”
(Amorous Nightingales)
Rameau
Amorous nightingales, respond to
our wishes b y the sweetness o f
your warbling! Render the
tendercst homage to the divinity
who reigns in our woods!
Deux Stéles Orientées
(Two Monoliths Oriented )
Ibe rt
I. Mon a ma nt e a
les v ertus de I ’eau . . .
(M y love has t he vi rt ues of water)
My love has the virtues of water: a
clear smile, flowing movements,
a voice pure and harmonious,
drop by drop.
And when sometimesin spite of
Now, W l N D changes direction, it’s
peremptory. Thus, do not take this
woman.” And then, there’s the
commentary, listen: “He’s hurling
himself against rocks! He’s
entering a bramblepatch! He’s
putting on a hairshirt..." and other
criticisms which it is better to leave
unsaid.
flames, simmering : water thro wn
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upon red coals.
My “water” lives, here she is,
spread out, all on the ground!
She slips by, she escapes me...and
l‘m thirsty, and I run after her.
With my hands I make a cup.
With my two hands I scoop it up
with intoxication
I grab her, I bring her to my lips
And I swallow a handful of
deception.
I I . On me dit...
(They tell me...)
They tell me, “You should not
marry her. All the omens agree,
and are unluck y : notice, in her
name. W A TER, flung to its fate, is
replaced by WlNl).
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Do not, then, choose this
woman.
A Child ’s Life for Solo Fl ute.
Timothy Michael Rolls
l . ‘‘A Child ’s Life”
The theme starts out much like a child: a small fragment that
ultimately develops into it’s own full idea.
2. Dance 1: A Spring Afternoon
With the end of winter, the children quickly and gleefully
I answer : Admittedly, there are
dubious omens.
emerge from their captivity to t he freedom of the outdoors.
3. A Child’s Nightmare
To a child, monsters are very real and frightening creatures.
While they don’t want to see them, for some reason they feel
the need to get up and look for their monster. While this child
is looking for his monster, the monster is following close
behind, as if playing tag. Everytime the child moves, the
monster follows (represented by the fluttertongue playing).
Finally, the child tums and sees the monster and runs back to
bed to hide under the covers, mockingly followed by it’s ever
faithful monster.
B ut let us not gi ve t he m too m u c h
importance.
After all, she is a widow; and all o f
that concerns her first husband!
Prepare the chair for the wedding
ceremony!
La Capinera
( The \Vre n)
Benedict
myselfthe fire comes into my
eyes, she kno ws how to fan the
P ROGRAM NOTES
With sweet April’s return,
You return. my dear onc,
And come to sing your song
A mong the lovely flowers on my
balcony.
Your voice gives me such pleasure
That it gives me the desire to sing!
4. Dance 11: Holiday Break
This dance is reminiscent of kids getting out o f school and
running home as fast as they can so as to not waste a moment
of their precious play time.
Let ’s si n g toge t he ryo u lead!
Let’s sing of love, of youth!
Let’s sing together o f love and
youth.
The plants and flowers greet you
In that secret langua ge o f theirs.
The murmur of the breeze
Seems to seek a k iss from you.
And while my heart, close to you,
I s full o f bliss div ine,
I wish to sing! You lcad me
Let ’s sing together o f lo v e and
youth!
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Pas torale II for Flute Alone .................ccuucuu.e...... Paul Goldstaub
Dedicated to Georgetta Maiolo, begins with a short,
introspective phrase that unifies the piece. The pitches (C#
G#) and the rhythm (dotted eighth, sixteenth, eighth in
compound time ) recur in man y forms as the piece grows to its
highpoint and then returns to its origins.
�ABOUT T H E PERFORM ERS
GEORGE TTA MAIOLO is on the faculty of Binghamton University and
Broome Community College teaching Flute and directing Flute Ensembles.
From 1977 to 1996, she held the position of Assistant Professor of Flute at
Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York. She also taught flute at West Virginia
University, Morgantown, West Virginia.
Ms. Maiolo i s a graduate o f D uquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and
attended graduate school at West Virginia University, Morgantown, West
Virginia. She studied with Bernard Goldberg, principal flutist of the Pittsburgh
Symphony, Marcel Moyse at Marlboro School of Music, and Victor Saudek. At
the age of 15, she made her solo debut with the Pittsburgh Symphony. Ms.
Maiolo is the recipient of numerous honors, including the NCMEA National
Music Award, the Pittsburgh Tuesday Musical Club, the Enola M. Lewis
Scholarship and the Mu Phi Epsilon Sterling Achievement A ward.
Ms. Maiolo is the principal flutist of the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra,
TriCities Opera Orchestra, Southern Tier Concert Band, and Downtown
Singers Orchestra. In addition to her playing positions, she concertizies as a
soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician. Ms. Maiolo conducted the 1983
NYSSMA AllState Flute Choir. She served as the flute chairperson for the
NYSSMA Manual from 1981 to 2001. She is a “clinician” for the Selmer
Company. She has recorded for Crest Records and NPR.
JONATHAN BIGGERS, cited as “one of the most outstanding concert
organists i n the United States,” maintains an active carcer as both a pro fessor o f
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organ and as a concert organist of the first order. Presently Chair of the
Department of Music and Professor of Organ and Harpsichord at Binghamton
University in New York, Dr. Biggers has presented concerts in church and
university settings throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. He has
also appeared with various orchestras in North America. and has been featured
on NPR, Canadian Broadcast Corporation, and Radio Suisse Romande
broadcasts. The Kansas City Star, in a review of a concert by Biggers, noted
that his performance demonstrated “authority and eloquence™ a nd stated “were
there more pla yers like this, the organ would be far less a minority interest.”
Dr. Biggers studied with Russell Saunders (Eastman School of Music), Lionel
Rogg (Conservatory of Music. Geneva, Switzerland), J. Warren Hutton (The
University of Alabama), Wallace Zimmerman (Atlanta), Harold Vogel (Bremen,
Germany), and has won numerous prizes in many different competitions. In
particular, he was awarded a unanimous first prize in the 1985 Geneva
International Competition, secondprize in the 1982 A merican Guild o f
Organists National Organ Playing Competition, and unanimously won the 1990
Calgary International Organ Festival Concerto Competition. Two highly
acclaimed Compact Disc recordings o f his work (“Slecpers, Wake! A Reger
Perspective” and “Bach on the Fritts!™) have been issued by Calcante
Recordings, and Dr. Biggers will be recording several other releases in the
future, to be issued by Loft Recordings.
STEPHEN STALKER, cellist, teaches cello and double bass at Binghamton
University. H e formerl y taught at Colgate University, Mansfield University,
Ithaca College, and in the Binghamton City Schools. He has performed
extensively with the Catskill Chamber Players of Oneonta, NY, the Finger
Lakes Chamber Ensemble, and in concerts at Binghamton University. He plays
with the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic and was the principal cellist of
the Ca yuga Chamber Orchestra in Ithaca, NY.
M ARY BURGESS, soprano, a graduate of the Curtis Instit ute of Music, has
been a member of the Binghamton University voice faculty for over twenty
years. Ms. Burgess made her U. S. operatic debut with New York City Opera
while still a student at the Curtis Institute, and subsequently appeared with Santa
Fe Opera, Washington Opera, New Orleans Opera, Nevada Opera, and many
other regional companies including TriCities Opera in Binghamton. Her
European operatic debut was at the Holland Festival in Amsterdam; she has also
performed at the Spoleto Festival in Italy, at the Theatre Royale de la Monnaic
in Brussels, and with Dublin Grand Opera. Burgess has appeared as soloist with
more than two dozen U. S. orchestras, including the Boston Symphony (with
Seiji Ozawa), Cleveland Orchestra (with Lorin Maazel, Eduardo Mata), Chicago
Symphony (Sir Simon Rattle), and Cincinnati Symphony (Klaus Tennstedt,
James Conlon). She has been a frequent guest at such prestigious festivals as
Marlboro, Monadnock, Ravinia, Aspen, Blossom, Casals, Chautauqua, and the
Cincinnati Ma y Festival. Her repertory of forty roles in five languages ranges
from Monteverdi and Cavalli to Britten and V irgil Thomson. Her performances
o f Britten’s Les Illuminations and Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 with the Omaha
Symphony were filmed for broadcast by Nebraska ETV. She has recorded for
Columbia, Masterworks, CRI, Sony Classical and Telarc.
M A R L O N TORRES is a native o f Caracas, Venezuela, where he was active in
dance and entertainment including several scasons on a popular TV show as a
featured performer. In the United States, he studied Musical Theatre at Tampa
University before graduating with a degree in Theatre from Binghamton
University, where he received the prestigious Friars Foundation Award for
Excellence in the Arts. Marlon performed with several theatre and dance
companies in New York and Indiana before becoming a principal dancer with
Galumpa ( formerly The Second Hand Dance Company). Mr. Torres hopes in
t he fut u re to c reat e a n Institute for t he Pe rfo rm i ng A rts in his hom eto wn o f
Caracas.
�M AR GA RE T R EIT Z is a native o
f the Binghamton area. She recei ved
he r
Bac helor and M aster o f M usic degrees
in pia no performa nce with accompany
ing
emphasis. She attended Boston Un
iversit y, Ne w England Conse rva tor
y a nd
Bingha mton U niversity. She has acco
mpanied throughout the U nited States
, in
England, South Ame rica, a nd at the
A me rica n I nst itute o f M usical St udi
es
in
Graz, A ust ria. She and Binghamton
U niversity fac ult y mem bers Timothy
Pe rry
and Stephen Sta lker were invited to pr
ese nt a recital at the International Cl
arinet
Conference in Tokyo this past sum
me r. She has been on the facult
y at
Bingha mton U niversity since 199 1 a
nd Ithaca College School of M usic s
ince
1999. She ma inta ins a private piano
studio in Vesta l, N ew York. She is
on
the
Execut ive Board of the New York
District MTNA organization. She is
past
President of the local Sout hern Tier Mu
sic Teachers Association and is an act
ive
adjudicator for the National Piano Guild
Organization.
TI MO TH Y MI CH AE L R OL LS joi
ned the faculty of Binghamton U niv
ersity
since 1999 teaching music t heory, mu
sicianship a nd technology. He ea rne
d an
AA from Broome Comm uni ty Colleg
e, a BA in Music from State U nivers
ity of
New York at Ne w Paltz, a n M M in
Composition from Bi nghamton U niv
ersity
and a DM A i n Composition from th
e U niversity of Houston. His work
s have
been performed in the South America
, Japan, a nd South Korea as well as t
he
United States. In the spring of 2005
, his work Oligopoly was premiered by
th
e
Bingha mton Universit y Wind Ens
em ble. Unity for Alto Sax, Vio
la (or
Cla rinet), and Piano was commissi
oned by the Universit y of Houston
and
premiered in 2004. A work comme
morat ing the Dece mber 2004 South
East
Asia Tsunam i has bee n commissi
oned by the Bingha mton Comm
uni ty
Orchestra to be pre mie red du ring t hei
r 2 005 06 season.
PA UL GO LD ST AU B is Associate
Pro fessor of Theory a nd Compositio
n, a nd
direct s the annual Musica No va concer
t o f contemporary music . His work s h
ave
been pla yed by ensem bles here at
Bingha mton Universit y and ma ny
other
col leges and universit ies, the St. Paul
Cham ber Orchestra, the M innesota O
pera,
and the East ma n W ind Ensem ble. He
has present ed guest lect ures at the O
berlin
Conse rva tory, the Chautauqua Institu
tion, SUNY Potsda m, the Universit
y of
Minnesota, Sanford Universit y (Birm
ingham, A labama), and the College M
usic
Soc iety, the NationalAssoc iation o f
Schools o f Music and sta te music educ
ation
organizat ions in Massachusetts, Ne
w Jersey, and Vermont. His mu
sic is
published by La wsonGould Publish
ing, Roger Dean Publishing, and
the
Int ernational Trombone Assoc iation
Press. Dr. Goldstaub, who earned
the
DM A degree at the Eastman Sch
ool of Music, has taught at the
College
Co nse rva tory o f Music in Cincin
nat i, the Sta te Un ive rsit y of Mi
nnesota
(Mank ato), Ithaca College School
of Music, and Eastem Michigan Un
iversit y.
He joined the fac ult y at B inghamton
Universit y in 1998.
Special Thanks to: Steve Machlin,
Dan Sonnen. Jane Zuckerman
and Marnie Wrigher
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Day, Athletics Committee of Univ. Assembly.
Freshman Basketball Team, SCB Spring/Winter Committee, lntramurals.
Fall 1968 saw a super-straight (by any standards) smalltown boy coming to a small but growing college
Now,
four years later, a super-straight (well, by Harpur standards anyway) small-town boy is leaving. What, if anything,
of significance happened to the young man and to the
school? The school is easy to deal with - a small college
was substantially transformed into an extremely liberal
The boy was little changed by this
University Center
new environment. However, his parents, old friends, new
friends and especially his roommate proved to be excellent examples to follow. He picked up a little knowledge
about the nature of life, but that's all
I guess you're
supposed to look back years from now and say, "Those
were the good old days," and think kindly of the old Alma
Mater. In keeping with my pro-establishment character, I
duly submit my "Senior Comment".
KENNETH BIRNBAUM
200 North Broad Street
Johnson City, New York
President of Broome Hall, Newing College Council Rep.,
Newing Delegate to Harpur College Council, Vice Chairman of Jewish Fellowship, Hovevie-Tzion, Student Information Coordinator for Student Activities
Feel free to be free.
STEVEN RICHARD BISKER
64-11 102 Street
Rego Park, New York
Economics
RONALD J. BUTLER
Addison, New York
Smith Hall President '70, S.H.l.T. Intramural Wrestling,
SCB Committee
Accounting
Varsity Tennis Team Captain, Tau Alpha Upsilon, U. A.
Athletics Committee Chairman.
"We entered this WOMB crude and searching,
"
We are expelled from it tarnished and lost
- The Shepherd
SANDRA CARD
3 Walnut Street
Binghamton
JOE BREDDAN
64 Shepherd Lane
Levittown, New York
Psychology
Math of Psych.
CAROL SUSAN CERINO
24 Mitchell Avenue
West Caldwell, New Jersey
PATRICIA A. BRODER ICK
9797 Ridge Road
Middleport, New York
Theatre
English Literature
Dance Production, Wind Ensemble
Secretary Newing College Council '68-'69.
CATHERINE CHRISTIAN
11 St. Charles Street
Johnson City, New York
RICHARD BROOKS
122 Cornwall Avenue
Utica, New York
Sociology
BILL C. BURNSIDE
Montour Falls, New York
Chemistry
FRANK CIOCH
R. D.#3
Frankfort, New York
Swim Team, Co-Rec. Volleyball, Soft Ball, Faculty Child
Math
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�LENORA CLODFELTER
535 Thatf ord A venue
Brooklyn, New York
Hinman Delegate to Univ. Assembly and USG, Intramural
Basketball, Resident Assistant and Counselor, Hinman
Night Security Guard, Harpur High Honor Roll .
English Literature
"Those who search for neverending euphoria find only
doom."
Afro-American Studies, Afro-American Theater Workshop, Black Student Union.
DIANE CUMMINS
24 Heron Street
Long Beach, New York
SANDI COLMAN
448 East 20 Street
New York, New York
Psychology
Psychology
WRA Bowling, Ski Club, Publicity Committee, Volunteer
Tutor
WHRW, Dance Group, SCB Weekend Committees,
B.A.A .
It was the best of years; it was the worst of years. The education, not so much academically as socially, was incredible to say the least. "Where are you going? Where are you
going?
Will you take me with you?
For my hand is cold and needs warmth
Where are you going?
Far beyond where the horizon lies
And the land sinks into mellow blueness
0 please, take me with you .. .
Let me skip the road with you."
Hey guys - wait for me for dinner.
I'll be back at 5. Hold on, I'm coming.
My years at Harpur have been filled with many people.
Some that I've known : 7 & 7, Dean, Rhodies, The Big C,
Chimele, Baby Snookums, E. B., Bear, 0 Dick, B. J., Tap,
Gap, and Crap; and many more that I haven't known:
B.G.S., P.B., D.B.B.G.S., F.A., Horseface, Ponyface, Perfect
Perfect, Round Wisp, Deadface, Skunkhead, Pookie, Little
Pune, E.V. Whitehorse and Mouse. I suppose when it
comes down to it Harpur is kind of a people zoo, with
many different variations of the same species. Harpur has
changed a lot in four years and it will probably change
even more in the next four, and for that reason, when
someone mentions Binghie, it's the people I'll always
remember and not the school.
It's funny but somehow in the space of 8 semesters
many factions of people somehow melted into one blob
and I guess that blob will stick with me for a long time .
JOSEPH F. CYNKUS
754 Allen Street
Syracuse, New York
Geography
SUSAN RAFF COOPER
925 Roxbury Drive
Westbury, New York
Spent three years in the Delaware Basement and the
handball courts. Even loved the rest of Harpur. If anyone
. wants to find me, write my parents for the address of my
kibbutz in Israel. It's been decent .
Political Science
Dean's List, Fall Weekend '70, Co-Chairman of the Carnival Weekend Auction '71, WHRW.
SHELDON DAGEN
1841 East 31 Street
Brooklyn, New York
ELLEN LOUISE COSNETI
1 Chenango Avenue
Clinton, New York
German
Math
Chairman Newing College Council, Resident Assistant,
Newing College Judicial Board.
KEVIN ALBERT CUDNEY
173 Saratoga Avenue
Yonkers, New York
LORNE DANN
222 Ackley Avenue
Johnson City, New York
Political Science
Theater and Philosophy
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�Theatre Department Productions, Colonial Players
el or two and took some time out to talk to a few people.
Organizations? I did that trip in high schoo l, and nothing
much got organized
Somebody get me out of this black box!
Amen.
Where now is the revolution?
Where the apocalypse?
Microcosm exploded Students become people Schooling gives way to education What were horizons
Must now be path ways ..
And then?
The revoluti on? The apocalypse?
Will you know . love
understand . me better?
I -you?
us - them?
When we have made these changes
LYNNE DEGANI
Fort Schuyler
Bronx, New York
Math
LINDA DEL POTTER
34-E Cambridge Court
Lakewood, New Jersey
English Literature
MARK F. DIEFENDORF
45 Mohawk Street
Fort Plain, New York
SUE EILENBERG
375 Garden Street
East Meadow, New York
History
Psychology and German
SHEILA DOHNALEK
913 Reynolds Road
Johnson City, New York
Wind Ensemble, German Club
I will never forget Harpur - it left a deep impression on
me. The rain - mud - worms - the most understanding
profs! Such interesting courses! What sma ll classes!!! But,
for some reason I'll sti ll miss Harpur. The people who
made it what it was for me - them I' ll miss. I wish everyGood luck and all the happiness in the
one I know
world. The time went so fast - especially that Tuesday
that was cancelled due to lack of interest!
Math
PHILIP H. EDELSTEIN
959 Cliffside Avenue
Valley Stream, New York
Accounting
JOYCE ELLENSON
32 DeHaven Drive
Yonkers, New York
KATHLEEN T. EDMOND
8 North Tyson Avenue
Floral Park, New York
Psychology
English Literature
Newman Association, Fire Marshal Delaware Hall - First
Floor - Spring '71, Fire Marshal Delaware Hall - Third
Floor - Fall '71 (kicked upstairs)
GERRY EPSTEIN
45-20 156 Street
Flushing, New York
In my three years at Hooper, there was good and there
was bad. I believe that now there will be better. Goodbye
Hoop Ies. I've had my turn, happily.
Psychology
If nothing else - I certainly learned how to live.
GARY L. EIKENBERRY
R. D.# 1
Chenango Forks, New York
HILARIE FABERMAN
15 Brisbane Street
New Hyde Park, New York
English Lit. and Creative Writing Activities? I wrote a nov-
Art History
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��Ad Hoc Committee Hong Kong Chinese
Students Association
MITCHELL ALBERT GREENBERG
1601 Avenue N
Brooklyn, New York
CHRISTINE GARDINEER
62 Sickletown Road
West Nyack, New York
Theater
Member and President of Colonial Players, Student Adviso ry Board to Theater Department, Actor, Director,
Drummer of the "Ga duntz ", Painist in Ja zz Quintet,
Member of Innovative Satire Group at WHRW, Member
of Human Race
Psychology
IRWIN GARSKOF
1415 Noel Ct.
North Merrick, New York
If four years at Harpur have not taught me how to learn,
I have learned
they may have taught me how to live .
that if one spends too much time trying to learn what the
learned teachers teach that we must learn, one will miss
out on much of what makes living a worthwhile experience. Okay, all you freaks, WAKE UP!
Biology
STUART GITLITZ
2675 East 7 Street
Brooklyn, New York
MARGARFT R. GRUCZA
92 Chestnut Street
Westfield, New York
Political Science
Dorm Council, President Endicott Dorm , Intramural
Sports, Intramural Referee, Student Manager
Economics
TENDER: Nice night, huh?!
SONJA HABER
3424 Kingsbridge Avenue
Bronx, New York
RICHARD LAWRENCE GOLD
3205 Grand Concourse
Bronx, New York
Psychology
" Of Mice Or Men"
History
Student Counselor, Colonial News (remember?), Demetreans (where are they now?)
SANDRA R. HANDEL
2171 Bragg Street
Brooklyn, New York
To all the people (especially those with the funny names):
I leave with a quiet confide nce. It's a good feeling.
You've helped instill it and for that I thank you. It's a confidence that extends for us all. I hope we stay together in
spirit if not in proximity. I also hope that:
As long as we can see, we will keep looking.
As long as we can walk, we will keep moving .
As long as we ca n stand, we will keep fighting.
If my confidence by quiet, let my emotion be heard - I
love you all very, very, much. (D.G.)
Psychology
DAVID HARVEY
66 Denton Avenue
Lynbrook, N.Y.
Studio Art
Co-Chairman Undergraduate Art Majors' Committee 7071, Chairman 71-72.
JAMES VINCENT GORMAN
5838 Park Road
Marcy, New York
Political Science
PAMELA HARWOOD
3135 Johnson Avenue
Bronx, New York
l.R.A., B.F.A., Greaser Dance D.J.
Literature
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��SHEILA HELENE KARBEL
54 Friendly lane
Jericho, New York
Psychology
"The only world I know without walls,
Is that of illusion and poetry
For me that is the only liberation
I don't believe man can be changed by outer systems
It has to come from within"
- "To be Nobody Else"
French
MARILYN KASNER
31 Top Notch Road
little Falls, New York
Psychology
Varsity Cheerleader, lntramurals, Co-Rec. Counci l, Newing Judicial Board, Jewish Fellowship
MICHAEL KASS
75 Coronado Street
Atlantic Beach, New York
EDMUND KEUNG
45 Granville Road 3/F
Kowloon, Hong Kong
Chemistry
JAMES A. KIRBY
Valley Park lot 47 R.D.;t 2
Owego, New York
Chemistry
Administrative Science
Harpur Chorale - Treasurer & Manager, University Chorus, Roger's Rosy Hips, Procrastination
FREDERICK SETH KOSLOV
54 Baker Hill Road
Great Neck, New York
Be Usefu l !
English literature
DAVID J. KAUFMANN
324C Larchmont Acres
Larchmont, New York
Broome Hall Dorm Council, High Hopes Drug Crisis Center '71-'72, Rock Groups: The Joint Project, The Plate
Glass, Magnolia Thunderpuss, Smiles, The Mudsharks
Political Science
"lord, I know that the day will come,
When the both of us will set down and strum on our
guitars,
And you'll see I really am a lot like you."
-Paco
"Have a good life"
- Crazy Fred
Administrative Assistant to Master of Hinman College,
Co-Founder and Acting Director of SUNY Binghamton
law Society, Student Chairman of Harpur College Committee on Urban Affairs, Vice President for Academic Affairs - Hinman College
PATRICIA A. KELLY
249 Rice Avenue
Staten Island, New York
MARGARET V. KREUTER
88-02 104 Street
Richmond Hill, New York
History
English literature
ROBERT D. KENDALL, JR.
372 Bennett Street
North Tonawanda, New York
IXTH US, Teen Center
"Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean,
Tears from the depth of some divine despair
Rise in the heart, and gather to the eyes,
In looking on the happy autumn fields,
And thinking of they days that are no more.
"Dear as remembered kisses after death,
And sweet as those by hopeless fancy feigned
On lips that are for others; deep as love,
Deep as first love, and wi ld with all regret
0 Death in life, the days that are no more?
English literature
Harpur Chorale -
President & Treasurer
CAROL J. KESSLER
71-16 Loubet Street
Forest Hills, New York
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��STEPHANIE ANN LOWE
120 Glengariff Road
Massapequa Park, New York
CAROL MASON
82 West Street
Albany, New York
English Literature
American History
RICHARD JOSEPH MACEYAK
Tarrytown, New York
TIM McCARTHY
212 Pleasant Street
lthica, New York
Economics
History
Chorus, Football, Alpha Phi Omega, House Counsel,
Head Resident, Community Relations Committe
Intramural Soccer
JOSEPH T. MALLOY
95 Oak Street
Binghamton, New York
NANCY L. McVEAN
272 Chestnut Street
Watertown, New York
English Literature
Psychology
Chief Engineer of WHRW '68-'69, WHRW Tech. Director
'69-'70, Program Director '70-'71, Gen. Manager '71-'72,
Student Manager, Orientation Advisor, Mozart Freak '68'72
From "darn" to "fuck" in four years.
HARVEY LAZUR MILLER
21 Captains Road
North Woodmere, New York
Wenn Tugend und Gerechtigkeit
Der Grossen Pfad mit Ruhm bestreut,
Dann ist die erd ein Himmelreich,
Und Sterbliche den Gottern gleich.
Sociology
Es siegte die Starke, und Kronet zum Lohn,
Die Schonheir und Weishett mit ewiger kron.
-W.A. Mozart
I came in scared, now I only realize that I know more and
am stil l confused and will always be that way. The Harpur
Dogs have grown, and they aren't too friendly. M ust be
because there are too many people around here actin'
friendly to them. Yeah, I learned how we pay the price.
But I didn't take Sociology to learn that, I just realized it.
The winters were grey and with the summer scents and
girlfriends' perfumes - that's how I'll remember Harpur.
I just absorbed the rest; it became part of me. It's not a
memory. I've changed, I can take the bumps a little better, but it didn't take Sociology to teach me that!
AB.A. in English: how unique! (and how useful!). Actually, I wanted to be a musicologist . Goodbye and best
wishes to WHRW and those who made it what it is, I hope
you advance in the next years in the same way you have in
the past. If you can (and I think you will) WHRW will be
the only radio station worth listening to (an unbiased
statement).
Thank you, Harpur College, for a host of unlikely things
among which are Mozart, Chaucer, Aristotle, and
computers!
LAURENCE MINERS
27 Cleveland Avenue
Massapequa, New York
Laura: See you later (831).
Economics
CAROL E. MARX
88-43 St. James Avenue
Elmhurst, New York
Varsity Basketbal I
ROBERTS. MON HEIT
429 Fernside Place
Far Rockaway, New York
Anthropology
WHRW Secretary to the Board, Ski Club, SCB Transportation Committee, Jewish Fellowship, Riding Club President, Intercollegiate Riding Team - Captain
Political Science
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��SHIRLEY RUTH OTCHIN
1030 Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn, New York
Psychology
JULIANNE PIRAINO
33 Fair Street
Nunda, New York
Studio Art
May we all be happy and live in peace.
Biology
WILLIAM JOSEPH OWENS
95-55114 Street
Richmond Hill, New York
JEFFREY PREISER
562 East Main Street
Middletown, New York
Psychology
Theater
Varsity Basketball
Varsity Swimming; Colonial Players, Intramural Football,
Tennis
PATRICIA PALLESCHI
112 Village Lane
Hauppauge, New York
This school has given me the basic learning and training I
needed to pursue a living in the theater. I feel the department I worked under was as well organized as it could
have been at the present time. There is always room for
improvement, but they already know that. One thing
which I am growing more and more to dislike is a majority
of "coll ege hippie kids". The destruction of themselves is
inevitable, since they have found it necessary to destroy
almost everyth ing else.
Literature & Rhetoric
DEBORAH PANSON
Lake Oniad Drive
Wappingers Falls, New York
Studio Art
BARRY MITCHELL PRIZANT
2270Plumb1st Street
Brooklyn, New York
Lehman Hall President, Hinman College Council, V. P. for
Academic Affairs - Hinman College
Linguistics
BETTSIE ANN PARK
East Main Street
Apalachin, New York
GROK, Thunderpuss, The Mud Sharks, Spring Weekend
Committee '70
English Literature
It has always been somewhat of a joke to consider Harpur
as one part of our existence, and the" outside world" as
the other part. Living in this protected little community
has done everything but prepare me for the "ruthless",
"vicious" outside world. It will be hard to adjust to any
way of life different than that I've experienced here. At
least I've learned what people and friendship are made
of.
Harpur Chorale '68-'69, Wind Ensemble '68, Brass Choir
'68
With all due respect to Zach Bowen, "hey kids, these are
hard times" ya-da-da, ya-da-da!
ELSIESHAR I PASSI KOFF
635 East 14 Street
New York, New York
PAUL REINGOLD
37-56 87 Street
Jackson Heights, New York
French Literature
Sociology
Dance group
Students for Israel, Hovevei Zion - R.Z.A.
BARRY M . PEARL
R.D.# 6 Duell Road
Kirkwood, New York
It is with intense sorrow and regret that I find that the
school I entered as a freshman, Harpur College, has gone
the way of the buffalo. I find that I have graduated from
10 4
��History
That is not what I meant, at all.'"
-T.S. Eliot
Dramatics, Voice, lntramurals, Entertainment for Newing,
Canvassing during Spring '70 Strike
REGINA SABLAUSKAS
Rochester, New York
" When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, and
you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which
has been your delight."
- Kahlil Gibran
Math
Harpur Chorale, University Chorus
ELIOT RUBIN
732 Imperial Drive
Baldwin, New York
PETER SALGO
1595 Uniport Road
New York, New York
Dickinson College Advocate, Chair. of Dickinson College
Judicial Board
History
"Keep smi ling
It makes everybody wonder what
you've been up to!"
Pipe Dream Editor, Hi story Dept. Student Advisory Committee, lntramurals, Orientation Advisor
KAREN RUBIN
48-47 190 Street
Flushing, New York
SARA J. SAUNDERS
Verm ont Street
Holland, New York
Sociology
Geography & Anthropology
Image Editor, Pipe Dream, Women's Varsity Tennis
CAROLINE ELIZABETH SAVAGE
Yonkers, New York
PETER CHARLES RUBINGER
Blind Brook Lodge
Rye, New York
Art Hi story
Economics
JEAN SCHAB
Lake Walton Road
Wappingers Falls, New York
Games Room Manager
Psychology
ANDREA RUBINSTEIN
1062 Gipson Street
Far Rockaway, New York
ROBERT SCHNAPP
3299 Cambridge Avenue
Bronx, New York
Art History
" And would it have been worth it, after all,
Would it have been worth while,
Aher the sunsets and the dooryeards and the sprinkl ed
streets,
After the novels, after the teacups, after the skirts that trail
along the floor And this, and so much more? It is impossible to say just what I mean!
But as if a magic lantern threw the nerves in patterns on a
screen :
Would it have been worth while
If one, settling a pillow or throwing off a shawl,
And turning toward the window, should say:
'That is not it at all,
Economics
SCB Carniva l '71, D emetrea ns Sec. '69, Endicott Dorm
President '69, Dean's Li st
I can only say that these four years have been the best
four years of my life. I will remember forever al l my
friends here at Harpur .
MICHELE SCOTTO
360 Alvarez Calderon
San Isidro
Lima, Peru
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��Hinman Social Chairman, Hinman Exec. Committee, C.N.,
Dean 's List, SCB Committees, Carnival Com., lntramurals,
Visiting Student Colgate University, Women's Varsity
Tennis
ROBERT A. STONE
Old Cahoonzie Road
Sparrowbush, New York
Math
. . There are many really fond and great memories. What
stands out is the memory of making the most out of these
four yea rs and making them as enjoyable as possible.
Now, of course, the inevitable is before me - I am confused about what I want to do, but after all, isn't almost
everyone!
MARTHA ELLEN STRASSBERGER
20 Orlando Road
South Norwalk, Connecticut
Music
EVA WONG TROY
154-2515 Avenue
Whitestone, New York
Harpur Orchestra, Tri-Cities Opera Orchestra, Orientation Advisor
" If music be the food of love, play on; "
School of Management
- Shakespeare
Roommate to Fire Marshall of Deleware Dorm '71, School
of Management Undergrad. Committee
MARK ALAN SWIDLER
29 Wantaugh Avenue
Pougkeepsie, New York
An old friend met
In a far country ..
Rain after drought
Psychology
DORIS TASSIN
Kirkwood Manor 6D
Kifkwcod, New York
KAREN VOIGHT
Eastchester, New York
Sociology
German Language and Literature
Harpur College German Club
It's enough for an elephant to walk alone, let alone with
all those embellishments.
ROBERT H. THOMAS
91 Avenue C
Port Washington, New York
ROBERT WALDMANN
86-37 251 Street
Bellerose, New York
Sociology
History
Keep On Truckin' Society, Jack Cassady Fan Club
lxthus, Odeans, Inter-Frat. Council, Student Manager,
Inter-Faith Center Board , lntramurals
Let all become all each is capab le of being. PEACE!
.. As my friends plan to go their separate ways, I have to
thank them for making the last four years unforgettable.
The suite . . the "bio boys " ... lxthus and many others
all contributed toward making the studying, reading, testtaking, and academics bearable, and the tota l experience
enjoyable. With the future ahead of us I can only wish my
friends the best of good fortune and hope that the memories will not be forgotten but relived for many yea rs. To
CMH, a special thanks; and to my many professors, a
'' B -- ,, .
BONNIE THURSCHWELL
2258 Batchelder Street
Brooklyn, New York
French Language
LY N TEICHMAN
75 Stratford South
Roslyn Heights, New York
Psychology
GARY RICHARD WALLACE
7 Field crest Lane
Farmingdale, New York
Orientation Advisor, Dorm Rep., Hinm an Secretary,
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��Delaware Dorm Council, Newing Academic Committee,
Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, lntramurals, Rep. to Co-Ed.
Athletics
PATRICIA J. YOUNG
58 Glen Avenue
Little Falls, New York
All the activities that Robert has listed were done before
his senior year. Robert was a lazy senior. Robert was not a
clubbie; Robert was not a hippie. What was Robert
anyway?
Chemistry
Bobanjan
Larry tried to change Bob's mind but he was too far gone
Jan had him in her hand. He was going to be her man.
Larry warned Bob of the Fate of his Kind
But his thoughts were of flower and song.
To him, she was the fairest in the land,
And she was going to be his woman
his Jan.
So, unable to remove Bob from his bind
Larry bid Bob and Jan "so long."
Happiness as multiple as grains of sand
He wished them as he ran.
For he had to return to his balance pan.
Band, Synch . Swimming, Ski Club
Harpur was never a home for me (I still can't tolerate the
place in a bad mood), but I feel that I've gained from my 4
years here - knowledge which is not only academic. I
sha ll not forget the place easily.
GIUSEPPE MARINO ZACCAGNINI
260 Buttonwood Avenue
Peekskill, New York
Italian
Goliards, Varsity Soccor & Wrestling
RONALD LOUIS YACKEL
101 West Cheltenham Road
Syracuse, New York
ARLEEN ZIMMERMAN
140-21 31 Road
Flushing, New Yqrk
English Literature
Psychology
Y. JOY YAGMAN
Route 25A-Box 95
Mt. Sinai, New York
DEBBY ZUBOW
88-76 62 Drive
Rego Park, New York
History
Anthropology
IM Volleyball, SCB Transportation Committee, Jewish
Fellowship.
Terminal Beach Club
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Audrey Adler
Linda Allen
Marcia Alter
Nancy Altman
Stuart Altschuler
�Robert Andrews
Ann Balitsky
Jeff Appleman
Nancy Auten
Beverley Balas
Norman Barouch
�Douglas Barshter
Michael Bass
Curtes Bay
David Beaudreau
Nancy Beeman
Wayne Belding
�Sheldon Benardo
Gary Bergman
Michael Bennetti
Janice Bergman
Robert Berger
Nancy Beekowitz
�Claudia Berkowitz
Ira Bierman
Ray Berman
Kenneth Birnbaum
Sheryl Bernard
Paula Birr
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Steven Bisker
Susan Bolla
Michele Blecker
Robert Boni
Roslyn Bodofsky
Jeffrey Bonne
�Norman Bowell
Bonnie Bower
Harvey Braudwein
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Joe Breddan
Robyn Breiman
Roni Breite
�Patricia Broderick
Linda Brodt
Richard Brooks
Elizabeth Brown
Robert Browne
Linda Buczkowski
�Donna Bunansley
Ron Bulter
Carrie Burchardt
Bill Burnside
Steve Cakr
Philomena Cannuso
�Stephen Caputo
Mary Catrini
Sandra Card
John Caughney
Mary Catter
Carol Cerino
�Robert Chauncey
Marc Cherna
Elvera Chiccarelli
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Connie Cirille
Allen Church
Judy Cigna
�Frank Cioch
Warren Clark
Leonora Clodfelter
Bernard Cohen
Michael Cohen
Mitch Cohen
�Robert Coleman
Sandi Colman
Warren Cooper
Julie Coots
Susan Cooper
Ellen Cosnett
�Patricia Coury
Joan Craig
Linda Creveling
Catherine Cronin
Angela Csida
Kevin Cudney
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Joseph Cynkus
Michael Curtin
George Custen
Sheldon Dagan
Ralph Daina
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Diane Dean
Lynne Degani
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Cecelia Delgado
John D'Este
�Veronica DiComo
Vtary Ellen Domblewski
Mark Diefendorf
Daniel Dorfman
Sheila Dohnalik
Tom Doring
�Michael DuBow
Dan Durek
Stewart Early
Philip Edelstein
Ken Dymond
Kathleen Edmond
�Sue Eilenberg
Nancy Eldridge
Edward Ellenbogen
Joyce Cllenson
Cary Ell is
Douglas Epstein
�Gerry Epstein
Robert Evans
Jon Erlitz
Hilarie Faberman
Mitchell Essig
James Fahey
�Maria Falantano
Daure Feldman
Tom Farrell
john Fenner
Martin Feinberg
Sharon Fenner
�Richard Fenton
Linda Field
Andrea Ferran
Charles Fialkin
Anita Fisher
Laurie Fox
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Felicity, Frank
Robert Fravenglas
Francine Freedham
Barton Frahlick
Leon Fried
�Susan Fried
Mark Friedlander
Bruce Friedman
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Ellyn Friedman
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Miles Friedman
�William}. Froehlich
} effrey Frost
Marietta Fuentes
Anne Fundalinski
Rowenne Fung
Tobie Gabriele
135
�Christine Gardineer
Ed Gardner
Robert Gengerke
Laura Genua
Fred Gilbert
Carol Gill
136
�Gary Gilitz
Carol Glusman
Stuart Gitlitz
David Gold
137
Ira Glick
Richard Gold
�Marsha Goldberg
Sheldon Goldfarb
Paul Goodman
James Gorman
138
Marilyn Golub
George Greene
�Judith Greenberg
Leonore Greenberg
Mitchell Greenberg
Larry Greenwald
Judy Cross
Richard Crossman
139
�Margaret Grucza
Ralph Gumpert
Debi Guralnick
Sonja Haber
Patty Hakes
Mark Halperin
140
�Lynn Hamburger
Sandra Handel
Robert Handelman
Cheryl Harvey
Michael Harvey
Pamela Harwwod
1111
�Stephen Heckman
Laura Held
Marc Hendler
Peter Henry
Alexander Hentschel
Alan Hertel
142
�Susan Hoffman
Ellen Holian
Joseph Hogan
Alan Holmes
143
Michael Hohn
Joseph Hollander
�Joseph Hoolihan
James Homanich
Dan Homokay
Thomas Hornick
Charlene Howe
Joan Hraban
144
�Agatha Huang
Marc Hurst
Alan Hutchinsin
Leonard 11/felder
Mitchell R. Joelson
Darryl Johnson
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Debra Kanter
Roberta Kadish
Joel Kanter
146
Anne Kamen
Alan Kaplan
�Marc Kaplan
Michael Kass
Loren Karro
Lynn Kasner
Aviva Katz
Jay Katz
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�Leonard W. Kaye
Patricia Keller
Robert Kendall
Carol Kessler
148
Pat Kelley
Emmund Keung
�James A. Kirby
Roberta Kirstein
Lynn Kleinbaum
Wendy Klepetar
Stephen Koscomb
Fred Kos/av
149
�Maryann Kovarik
Margaret Kreuter
Roger Kramer
Jo Marlene
Kroczynski
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Martha Kraker
�Julia Ker/pa
Sanford Langbart
Robert Lacey
Charles Lange
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Linda Lankenau
�Susan Lasky
Gordon Leavitt
Paul Leff
Dale Lerter
Marcia Lesser
Susan Lesser
152
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Howard Leventhal
Martin Levine
Judy Levy
Sheryl Lewit
joAnne Liesenberg
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�Jack Liften
Edward Lanky
Lucy Sai-Yin Jin
Stefanie Lowe
Nancy Linder
Richard Maceyak
�Adrienne Maidenbaum
Arthur Markey
Joseph Malloy
Barry Marcus
Michael Marks
Claudia Martin
�Sandra Marx
Carol Mason
Lenore Mauleos
Ann Meadow
Sandra Medgio
Eric Mendelsohn
156
�Patricia Merry
Santa Militello
Susan Michelson
Harvey Miller
157
Frances Miksits
Harve y Miller
�Joseph Miller
Nicholas Miller
Kevin Mohr
Robert Monheit
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James Moore
�Betty Morales
Michele Morgan
Regina Moss
Joan Marie Mullaney
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Me/eta Murdock
�Donald Musante
Barbara McGarry
Ben McKenzie
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Elaine McLain
Thomas McTigue
160
Nancy Mcvean
�Wendy Nalter
Deena Nathan
Fred Nelson
Kije Nemovicher
161
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Jeffrey Nevid
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John Nowak
Howard Nussbaum
Elaine Ofen/ock
Karen Olyha
Shirley Otchin
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Student yearbook of Triple Cities College (1948- 1950), Harpur College (1951- 1965), and the State University of New York at Binghamton (1966- present).
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we have changed. isn't that wonderful?
isn't that sad? it is wonderful because
if a person stops changing he stops living.
it is sad because we have not changed together. the living people we arc now and
will be soon (tomoITOw . • • any minute! ! ! )
are not friends. it is not nice when we
cannot be friends . we used to be friends.
very good friends . i want to be your
friend again . but i don't know how we arc
to change again .
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I see my life come shining
from the west out to the east
Any day now, any day now,
I shall be released .
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For a male nymphomaniac pulled into town
An evil creature with lusts foul and base
"Moc Loogham is coming" a ll over the place
On billboards, on brickets, on toilet bowls
On signposts, in buildings, in students souls
Who is he? Where is he? Does anyone know?
Are you really alive? Please tell us Moe
Are you here to save us from SUNY at Hades
From midterms, papers, finals, and grades
Will drugs and boredom be things of the past
Will you give all our lives a true meaning at last
Are you the Messiah, the Holy ONE
Will you make your descent into lecture hall one
With cap and tassle and a blue nightie-gown
and little a ngels high flying around
and wander among us, our minds a ll a 'flipping
And give us the gift of eternally tripping?
Are you man or beast? Sinner of Saint?
Or just some dude with a can of paint
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just writing "Moe Loogham is coming to town."
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�Dear Graduating Class of 1973:
Jn a certain se11se 11 is perhaps artificial for me ro write vou a letter,
since few of us know each other on a personal basis. In part this 1s
because I have been here for only a few months, but it is also a
re flection of the fact that in a large university and SUNY
Bingham ton is now a large university with nearly 8,000 students it is
virtually impossible for a president ro come to know personally more
than a relatively small handful of students.
I suspect that most of us do nor really expect that a president and
the students at the university he tries to serve can rrnl_1· be 111t1mare
friends. Yer it is unfo rtunate that so few of us have a chance to get
acquainted, to exchange views, and perhaps to learn a little more about
each other.
Although the role of a president and the role of a student differ and
their experiences sometimes lead them to different conclusums about
certain things within the university, we nevertheless have much 111
common. We are all human beings and our lives have all intersected
within a u111vers11y. Being a university president is, 1 assure you, a
learning experie11ce (and at rimes a pleasurable experience), and I
believe that being a student is no less a learning experience a11d one that
also has its moments of pleasure and e njoyment.
I am certain that your years here have had their good and bad moments with experiences and learning
situations that vary dramatically in their usefulness and interest to you. I hope, however, that each one of you
can rake away from your experiences here, both the good and the bad, some knowledge and understa11di11g that
can assist you 111 the 1•ears ahead, nor only in vocational pursuits related to the human 11ecessity of "maki11g a
living," but also perhaps to the eve11 greater human necessity of trying to improve the quality of life in an
imperfect world. I hope, too, that you hove learned things here, both in your courses and other involvements and
experiences, that can assist you in acquiring more knowledge and understanding either co go on to further
educational opportunities or to other pursuits.
Finally, I would like to express 011e thought to you about a new role that you can assume if you wa11r
ro either now or at some time in the future. The word "alumni" may seem stra11ge in your ear, and you may
decide ro be alum11i i11 name only. I do 1101 make this comme11t with any thought of fu11d-giving that you might
eve11tually co11s1der, but simply because of a belief that srudents who have go11e through a university should retain
a special i11terest in what happens there, both educationally a11d in every other respect. Educario11 is a
complicated and difficult affair, and it has always seemed to me a shame that former students of the university do
11ot involve themselves in continuing to press for the things that they believe in and improvements they would
like to see made. As a consequence of th e intense public interest and often public misunderstanding about
higher educatio11, former srude11ts, 11ow the alumni, could serve an especially useful role in communicating both
ways between the university and the larger society of which it is a part.
You. 1101 I 11or anvone else, should define what constitutes "success" or achievement for you in the years
ahead. I sincerely hope that you fulfill your aspirations and that this university has in some significant way
contributed to that objective.
With all best wishes.
Cordially,
C. Peter Magrath
Pres1de11r
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JOEL FREEDMAN
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PAUL FRIEDMAN
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STEVE H.1RSCHHEI1\fER
JACK HERZBERG
JUDY LYNN HOAK
SAt'-!DY HOfF\,V\l\
SHERRY HOFFMAN
SUSAN HOFFMEISTER
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�MICHAEL W. HOLLEY
BARRY D. JACOBSON
PAUL HORO\VITZ
GARY A. HOWARD
DORENE HYMAN
FRED J. ISAAC
MAXINE JACOBOWITZ
SUSAN JAFFE
71
ANNE E. JOHNSON
�KA TE JOSEPHSON
RALPH R . JOY
VINCENT JULIAN
CHARLENE KAHLOR
BOB KAHN
IRA C. KALB
AL KALTER
SHERRI KANDEL
ROBERTA KANDL
72
�BARBARA KANTOR
HEBERT KAPLAN
SANFORD B. KAPLAN
MARTY KARTAGENER
CLIFFORD KASDEN
EILEEN KATZ
LINDA G. KELLY
.\1ATTHE\\ C. KEN>.C:DY
NANCY G. KEENEY
73
JAY KENNIS
�j
M\RK KIPPERMAN
CAREN KESSLER
VIVIAN KESTEN
DENNIS KillIAN
KATHY KING
CAROLE KINNEY
ROBERT KIRELL
FRAN KIRSCHENBAUM
LARRY KIRSCHNER
74
CHARLES KETCHUCK
�LEONA RD K LEVA I\'
JANET KLUTCH
ST UART F. KOENIG
l'v!ARK KOLBER
)J\INE KOPP
ROBERT L KOR.:-.IGUT
LARRY). KOS\10NT
DAVID L. KOSS
75
GLE1''N KRA.>,,1ER
�DEBRA LASALlE
]A Y KRUGMAN
ELI KRUPNIK
ROCHELlE KURLANDER
CAROL LANDESJ\.1AN
MARK LANDMAN
MARCIA B. LANE
GERARD LA TOPOLSKI
HARVEY LATTERMAN
YUN - FA! LAU
76
�DANIEL LEONARD
RICHARD LA \VRENCE
JEFFREY LEBO\\"ITZ
MICHELE LEHR
DONALD LEIBOWITZ
DAVID E. LET A
DEBBIE LET AI
77
JUDITH LEVIN
�DEBRA LEVINE
BRUCE LIPSHUTZ
GARY C. LEVINE
RICHARD W. LEVITT
FRED LEWIS
SHERYL LEWIT
MADELYN LITTMAN
WILLIAM G. LOK
78
CHARLES LEVY
STEVE LIEBERMAN
PETER LORENZI
�EDWARD LUCY
MICHAEL LUSTICK
GLENN ARTHUR LYONS
ROBERT MAHLER
NINA MALAGOLD
lVIITCHELL G. MALLER
SUSAN E. MANLEY
ROBERT MANNING
DONNA IRENE MANKE
79
BRIAN MACPHERSON
LYNNE MARGOLIS
�CHRIS MARINICH
PAUL :-.1ELCHOR
CHRISTOPHER MARINO
MAR lON MARX
DOUGLAS McGILVRAY
MITCH MEDINA
JUSTIN MELLENDER
MICHAEL MENDELSON
80
LYNN MASON
DEBBIE METRICK
�PERRY MORTON
DAVID A. MUNRO
BARBARA MILLSTEIN
WILLIAM G. MOORE
BARBRA MOSKOWITZ
PAUL MUCCI
BETH MUNSON
PJ-ULIP S. NACHMAN
81
RENEE NALITT
�GERALD NATHAN
ROBERT NEARIER
VICTOR NG
RITA OLIVERIO
LINDA ORZELEK
ELLEN NEUFELD
EDWARD 1'.!EUKRUG
DON NOVICK
EUZABETI-I O ' CONNELL
ELLEN OSTROW
BRIAN 0 1 SUL LIVAN
�ROBERT OZER
PHILIP PACK
ELYSA E. PALANT
JAY PARKER
DARLENE K. PARRY
DAVID L. PASTRlCH
WILLIAM M. PHILION
LYLE PICKERT
GRETCHEN PETERSON
83
BILL PIEKARSKI
�RENEE PRAGALZ
SPERO PINES
JEFFREY PUSKIN
MARTIN POMERANTZ
ROBERT PORT
SUSAN PUNDYK
MARK RABIN
84
ALLAN PLUMSER
MARil.YN RAMNES
�MARIE B. RECANO
GAIL REIS
GAYEL. RHODES
PATRICIA RICCOBONO
DEBORAH E. RICHARDS
FRED RICI-Uv10ND
ROBERT ROBER TIEUO
JANET ROCHE
ELEANOR M. ROMA
85
GILBERT J. ROSEN
�CAREN ROYCE
IRIS ROSENFELD
WILLIAM ROSENFELD
BARRY ROSENMAN
BARBARA ROTHSCI-IlLD
JAMES ROWAN
ELIZABETH ROWLEY
EILEEN RUIZ
MILDRED RUIZ
86
FRANK A. SJ\J\S
�MICHAEL SASNOW
SANDRA RUTI-l SCHIFF
MITCHELL SA1v1EROFF
JOAN SAPERSTEIN
LEE SCHACHTER
HOWARD SCHANKER
PAMELA SCHNEIDER
DANA SCHNIPPER
87
DEAN P . SCHUCK..\.1AN
�EVA MARIA SEIFERT
STEVE SCHUSTACK
DANNY SCHWAGER
EUGENE SCHWARTZ
KATHRYN SEESING
MARILYN SEGAL
JEFFREY SEIBEL
PAUL SEIGEL
TERRY SELTZER
WILLIAM SEMON
88
�CINDY SEWARD
JOHN T . SHAFFER
JULI E ANN SHEKLOW
ROBIN D . SIEGEL
HOPE SILVERSTEIN
EILEEN SIMON
JANET SHAPIRO
MARC I A SIKOWITZ
JILL C. SIMON
89
LIDEY SILVER
ELLEN SINGER
�GREGORY SINOPOLI
NEIL SKOLNICK
JOSEPH SLATER
STEPHEN SMITH
LAURIE SNELL
JEFFREY SNOW
CARYN SOBEL
VIDA SOLOMON
RONNIE SOSINSKY
PETH ANN SOUTHERS
DEBBIE SOWUL
90
RONALD S. SMITH
�MAXYNE SPERGEL
ROGER SETH STEIN
SCOTT SPOLAN
LINDY LEE SPRY
SANDRA A. STEFLIK
JEFFREY F. STEIN
MAUREEN STEINHILBER
MARY A. STEVENS
91
ANDREW N. STOLZAR
�ADRIAN STRIZHAK
SUSAN SUSSER
DAVID SWANDA
LINDA SWANSON
RHODA SWEITZER
STEPHEN T ALERCIO
JEFFREY TANENBAUM
SHEILA TANNENBAUM
EUEN TANZER
JOY TARTTER
LOIS A. TEITELBAUM
92
DJ\ VID L. TILLEM
�MICHAEL TIMMENY
EUSE M. TISSOT
MARK R. TOLOSKY
LAURA J. TOTTEN
EVELYN TREISTER
ROBERT TURNER
JEFFREY UFFNER
JESSICA M. lITTS
LINDA J. VALJAOTS
93
ANDREA VAN ATTA
�RONALD VAN DYCK
VINCENT
J. VITO
ROBERT
J. VANEK
!SABEL VELEZ
CAROLYN VESPER
SANFORD O . VOIT
JEFFREY VORSANGER
94
LOUISE V ARCA
NANCY WAC KSTEIN
�MARYE. WALTER
ROBERT WALDMANN
IRAS. WALTER
JAMES E. WARD JR.
RICHARD WASHOUSKY
LAWRENCE WATT
BETH WEINER
BARRY WEINREB
MARK H. WEISBERG
LYNN WEISHOLTZ
�ANDREW M. WEISS
MITCHELL WILLIM1S
ANNETTE WEISS
ALLEN WELLS
STEVEN WEXLER
KATHLEEN WHEELER
PINLLIS WIESENTHAL
ANN WILLIG
ALFRED WILSON
ERICA WISE
96
�ANDREA
J.
YERMACK
DANIEL ZEIDMAN
LINDA ANN WOHLFELD
AMY WOLPIN
CAROLZARROW
SANDRA M. ZWEIG
ROBERT A ZUCKER
THOMAS
97
J.
ZUKOWSKI
LINDA A . ZECCOLA
�KAREN BLECHMAN
Karen would have liked the idea of a yearbook that almost did not exist. She
was not a dreamer and appreciated and understood the realities of life, but she
never hesitated to try to change things. She was never idle, from the lunatic
freshman days of making beds for a nickel , to the upper classman days when she
ran for every office possible. She even managed to win a few times, and was a most
conscientious member of Harpur College Council. Karen had won her last election
for Off Campus Representative to Harpur College Council in spite of the fact that
she was so busy helping S.C.B. set up the first concert for the year that she never
even had time to vote for herself! But she won anyway and would have continued
bringing home all those reams of paper and communiques and all the other
paraphernalia that we used to laugh at. What a joke it was when she became a
member of the Committee on Committees - the ultimate bureaucratic
organization, perfect for a girl who absolutely relished meetings and memos,
Robert's Rules of Order and Council gossip, faculty opinions and students' rights.
A memorial to Karen is so unfitting. She is not one who needs to be
remembered simply because she had an untimely death. Death plays no part in
Karen's story. She was too full of life. She had what one friend called a "Jewish
elan." She really enjoyed the whole Jewish thing - holidays and telling other
people about Judaism. Not that she was a missionary of any sort - Karen had too
much respect for people to be like that, besides she enjoyed hearing about other
people's religions as well. And enjoyment was very important to Karen. She had a
talent for finding crazy friends and being even crazier herself. So many nights the
accounting or math was dropped in a rush to F. and J .'s or Cosmo's or The Pub,
and being no different from any other Harpur student, she paid back for these
nights of indulgence by living on green salad for a week and promising to do all her
work before the day of the exam .
Really, Karen was no different from anyone else at Harpur, yet she was so
special, so vital, so much a part of what makes Harpur more than just a branch of
the State University of New York at Binghamton. Karen was so much a pMt of
things - Harpur College Council, treasurer of Zero Population Growth, and one of
the authors of the student handbook to Harpur College. But most of all, she was a
wonderful friend. She accepted people for what they were - not that she always
agreed with what one of her friends did. And Karen would tell you if she didn't
agree with you. She was a very special person, and perhaps the most wonderful
thing one can say is that her colleagues smile when they think of her and all her
friends laugh. She gave such texture, such color, such richness to life at Harpur. It is
this that should be remembered .
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�Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was g~assy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black .
Oh, I kept the first for another day !
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and :i.ges hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the differ ence .
--Robert Frost
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��T3ARBARA ABIS
Kaan Drive
Woodburne , New York
Honors in Biology
ALAN J. ALBERT
1 Edgewood Drive
New Hyde Par k, New York 11040
English Literature
SCB Blood Drive Chairman , Carnival
Chairman .
Biology
Carnival Weekend , Pipe Dr eam Reporter,
WHRW Staff, Dean's List, Harpur College
Theater Pr oduction Stage Manager.
ANITA ABOU LAFIA
69 Walnut Street
Binghamton , New York
If a man does not keep pace with his com-
English Literatur e
panions, per haps it is because he hears a
different drummer. Let him step to the
mus ic which he hear s however measured
or far away .
- -·-1 lenry David Thoreau
VIVIAN ABRAMS
278 First Ave.
Massapequa Park, New York 11762
BARRY S. ALBERTS
7 Balint Drive
Yonke r s . New York 10710
Biol ogy
Student Manager
Political Science & Urban Studies .
EILEEN ABRAMSON
1785 Jasen Avenue
Valley Stream, New York
Accounting
ETHAN ELIOT ALLEN
41 Ar mour R oad
Princeton , New Jersey 08540
Secretary of Jewish Fellowship
13iology
Human Sexuality Committee
SI !ARON SUE ABRAMSON
2334 Boston Road
Bronx, New York 10467
STUART ALPERIN
150-02 77th Road
F lu shing, New York 11367
Theater
Drug Counseling, Carnival Weekend
Chairman .
Economi cs
I Iar pur Law Society, Intr amural Softball
Champions 1970.
WILLIAM P. AIELLO
22 Allen Street
Johnson City, iew York 13790
BARRY ANECHIARICO
33 Adcla id Str eet
Rye, New York 10580
Biol ogy
106
��Chairman, Education Planning and Policief
Committee, Academic Co-ordinator of
United Student Government.
learned a great deal about people--and
about myself.
The first thing that impressed me about
llarpur was the people, and although I
know when I leave I'll miss the hills and
trees , it will be the people who I'll remember as I Iarpur . To all those who have
at one time or the other enriched my life- I thank you . To the few who have been
there always , and who have helped me
more than I coul d ever explain, thanks
somehow do not seem sufficient. I love
you and will never forget what you have
done for me .
STEVEN G. BERGER
7 Dock Lane
Great Neck, New York 11024
Biology
BRUCE BERNSTEIN
67-7 1 Yellowstone Boulevard
Forest Hills, l\'ew York 11375
HELENE LOIS BARTE
3971 Gouverneur Avenue
Bronx, New York 10463
Sociolqgy
Triple Cities School of Judo and Karate,
Junior Year Abroad in Copenhagen,
Denmark.
Creative Writing
There is but one of you in all of time .
DANIEL BEClIARD
241 West Avenue
East Rochester, New York 14445
JEFFREY ALAN BERSTEI1
1630 East 102nd Street
Brooklyn, New York 11236
Biology
English Literature
Varsity Swimming, Water Polo Club, Resident Assistant.
Yearbook 1973, Student Center Board Publicity and Transportation Committees,
Games Room Manager, Al'\ID a Tim Curry
Concert Usher .
~1ARIA BELLOMO
46 Arden Boulevard
Hempstead, New York 11552
In the Fall of 1969, four years were an
eternity. Freshman year crawled. It was
weird but it was interesting and different.
The next three years zoomed. To all the
people I knew, I thank you for the moments spent together. To all the other
faces of the dining hall and the classroom
you, too, helped to create the mood . The
I Iarpur Person may have always been a
dream , but I believed in him.
A tasty farewell to Chenango Third Floor
and Newing College.
The memories will cling.
Studio Art
ALFRED BE TDIXEN
1240 Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn, Tew York
English
Innovational Projects Board, Harpur College Council, Procedures Committee-
108
��RAYMOND S. BLOCll
226 ArUrnr Avenue
Johnson City, New York 13790
GREG DA YID BOBIER
634 Adams Avenue
West Hemstead, New York
Political Science
Economics
Off-Campus Representative to the United
Student Government and to the University
Assembly, Member of the Educational
Policies Committce(UA) , Member of the
Election Committee(USG), off-Campus
Representative to U1e I larpur College Coun -
Intramural Hurdling, Advisor to the Base ball Union of Little Leaguers , Kayak
Coxswain (1970).
The Conclus ion of a four year respite from
reality.
JILL BOGARD
English Literature
Do you. really smile when you smile?
DEBBIE BOREK
910 l Shore Road
Brooklyn, New York 11209
Biology
MARILYN E. BOWMAN
197 East 56th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11230
English
Black Student Union
We can make it if we try.
HAROLD STUART BOXER
24 Sunnyside Avenue
Harrison, New York
I listory
cil (l 97 l -72), Representative-at- Large
to the United Student Government and to
the Gniversit) Assembl), ;..1ember of the
Student Services Organization (USG) , Representative-at- Large to the Harpur College Council (1972-73), Member of the
Lndergr<.H.luate '\'ominating Committee of
CSG (1972-73).
It's been almost OK - MDRS - KNITS- and
the New York Giants.
11ELAINE BROOKOFF
134 7 East 17th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11230
110
��Political Science
FRED MICHAEL CO! JEN
2150-84th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11214
I. M. Judicial Council; Chairman of Auction
I larpur Law Society.
Political Science
JULIET CIIEN
No. 7 Mars St. Bel Air I
'v1akati, Rizal, Ph ilippines
Accounti ng
Senior member, Political Science Undergraduate Committee; Executive Board
Member, Harpur Law Society; Executive
Board Member , Tri -County Ileal th and
Respiratory Disease Assoc .
GRACE-PO-SIIAN CHOW
9A Glee Path, 11th Fl., Mei Foo Sun Chuen
Kowlon, Ilong Kong
JOSEPH COHEr
800 Imperial Dr .
Baldwin, I ew York
Sociology
Psychology
Secretary of I long Kong Student Associa tion
RENEE LESLIE COHEN
969 E . 85 St.
Brooklyn, New York 11236
I !EATI IER CHURCH
Social Sciences and English Literature
56 Pennsylvania Ave.
Bi nghamton , New York
Chairman SCB Concert Commi ttee; SCB
Fall Weekend Committee.
Anthropology
Veni , Vidi, Vi ci.
llonor Roll, Dean's List, Zumawaukee fan .
DEAr M. CORDIANO
19 Southgate Ct.
Brooklyn, New York
RANDY A. COFSKY
2 03 \V • 8 1 st.
New York City, New York 10024
History
Geology
Phi Beta Kappa; Baseball Team- -2 years ;
Dean's List- -4 years .
ERIC COIIEN
80 Allen St.
Johnson City, New York 13790
Count where man's gl ory most begins and
ends, And say, My gl ory was I had such
friends .
llistory/Certificate in Urban Studies
GAYLA B. COX
3624 Watson Blvd.
Endwell, l ew York 13760
Tutor with the Broome County Urban
League; Dorm Council; I. M. A League
Football champs 1972; I. M. softball, basketball, volleyball .
Art l listory
112
��MARK STEVEN DILLOF
576 Barnard Avenue
Woodmere, New York 11098
LARRY DINKES
216-31 Sawyer Ave .
Queens Village , New York
Philosophy
CIIEMISTRY.
JEAl\'NETTE MARIA DE LISA
30 Daniel Low Terrace
Staten Island, New York
USG Treasurer; 1 ewing College Council;
.>J. S. F. Undergraduate Research Participant; Chemistry Student Advisory
Committee
I did so much, but yet not as much as I
wanted to. I guess that's life.
NICI IO LAS J. DORIA
6617 Seville Dr.
Rome, N . Y.
Management Science
"What is done cannot be undone. "
JEANETTE DOVER
2685 llomecrest Ave.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Linguistics
Jewi sh Fellowship and Students for Israel.
Feel free to be free.
KAREN DUBOW
2229 Knapp St.
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11229
Music
Resident Assistant; Student Center Board;
Yearbook Staff; Student Center Manager;
Editor Lake Lieberman Gazette; Italian
Club; College Editor--Pipe Dream; Orientation advisor-- '70-- '71; Delaware Day
Chairman; ;\'cwing College council secretary.
To the friends I love and the good times
I'll never forget--it was THE BEST!!
Resident Assi stant, Newing Library Staff.
HARRIET DUBOWSKI
Box 570 Ilarpur College
Binghamton, N. Y. 13901
Art I Iistory
114
��MARC A FELDMAN
75 Oxford Rd.
Rockville Center, N . Y . 11570
Orientation Cornrnitte, F r eshma n Advisor,
Pre - Med Society, Ass is tant in department
of Biology.
Anthropol ogy
NORA F . FITZGERALD
23 Franklin Ave.
II ill crest
Binghamton, N . Y. 13901
RIClIARD STEWART FELDl\1AN
22 1-46 Manor Rd .
Queens Village, N. Y. 11427
English Liter autre
History
Regents and National Meri t Scholarships,
a ctive in theater productions.
Cum Laude, I-Iarpur College Law Society
Executive Counsel , Intramur al Counsel,
Super visor of Faculty Childrens ' Swi m
Program.
DENISE FRANK
1833 Palmer Ave.
Larchmont, N . Y.
Chemisty
Better living thr ough Chemi stry and love.
ERI C L . FRANK
100- 4 De Kruif Place
Bronx, 1• Y.
DAVID S. FELLER
100-13 Dreiser Loop
Bronx, N. Y. 10475
IIistory
USG Rep. from Newing College, USG
T r easurer, USG Vice -President, Corn rnittee to Revi ew the Articles of Goverance.
l listory
MARY PI!I LOMENA F INUCANE
2322 Grand Ave.
ROBERT FRAUENGLAS
ll34 E. 72 St.
Brooklyn, N. Y . 11234
Bronx, N . Y . 10468
Anthropology and Geography.
History
Varsity and intramural sports.
Treasurer - -Bingham Hall, Newing College
Council; USG Advocate , Newing Co llege
Rep. to USG , Jewish fellowship, Execu tive Commi t tee- -I Iovevei T zion, co-founder Poalei Hovevei Tzi on, editor ofNACHLAH, Shromei Hatikva, Jewish radio show,
Dean's List, University cal endar com mittee, member of Uni veraity assembly,
May 1970 St r ike Committee, Member SMC.
MICIIAEL FINZ
642 Banner Ave .
Soci ol ogy
DA.NIEL FIRSHEIN
1565 Waring Ave .
Bronx, '.J . Y. 10469
There are three things whi ch are r eal:
G-d humar folly, and laughter. The first
Biological Science
116
��NOEL A. GENCO
22 Arrowhead Drive
Rochester, N. Y. 14621
Chemistry
Four years of college and what do you
get- -another day older and deeper in debt.
GEORGEOSP. GERAKOPOULOS
22 South Grand Avenue
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Sociology
ADINA GILBERT
75-15 173rd St.
Flushing, N . Y.
Sociology
TllOMAS W. GIULIANO
156 Jackson Avenue
Mineola, N. Y. 11501
Dean's List, John Battle l\lemorial Fund,
French Club, Yearbook 1973, SCATE,
Hinman College Little Theater, Junior
Year Abroad in Neuchatel , Switzerland
and in Grenoble, France.
a
Et Pangloss disait quclqufois Candide:
"Tous Les evenements sont enchaines dans
le meilleur des mondes possibles; car,
en.fin, Si VOUS n 'aviez pas CtC Chasse d'un
beau chateau a grands coups de pied dans
le derricre pour l'amour de Mlle. Cw1cgonde, Si YOUS n'aviez pas etc mis a l'In quistion, si vous n'aviez pas couru l 'Amerique' a pied, Si vous n a viez pas donne un
bon coup d'epee au baron, si vous n'aviez
pas perdu tous vos moutons du bon pays
d'Eldorado, vous ne mangeriez pas ici
des cedrats confits et des pistaches. "
"Cela est bein dit, "repondit Candide,
"mais it faut cultiver notre jardin."
---Voltaire, CANDIDOU L'OPTIMISME
I
1\!1ARGIE LORRAINE GLENN
805 East 156th Street
Bronx, N . Y . 10455
Cinema (Production)
Theater
MakingFilrns, lntrarnuralSoccer, Traveling, espec ially in Colorado, Arizona, and
Oregon.
If you know what n turtle is, then you know
what a pumpkin cou ld be.
DAVID GLASSER
290 West 290th St.
Bronx, N. Y.
Liberal Studies
BARR\ 110\VARD GLEEN
578 Grant Place
Cedarhurst, N. Y. 11516
French
Black Student Union, Vice President AfroAmerican TI1eater Workshop, WIIRW Staff,
��English Literature
PllILIP DANIEL GOTTLIEB
l 462 Moffit Avenue
Hewlett, New York 11557
But most numerous of the herd was such
Who though too little, and talked too much.
Chemistry
Business Manager- -Pipe Dream; University Chorus- -First Tenor; Research .
NANCY JO GUTNER
12 Ridgeway Circle
White Plains, i ew York 10605
MELISSA JANE GRABE
305 London Road
Staten Island, New York 10306
I Ii story
JA
TE A GUTTERMAN
63-65 Douglaston Parkway
Douglaston, New York 11362
Anthropology
Women's Varsity Basketball
llistory
E LLEl L. GRAPENSTETET
RD #1
Geneva , New York
Ad lloc,
Ad hoc ,
And Quid Pro Quo
so little time
so much to know.
Women's Liberation; Binghamton Women's
Abortion Action Coalition; Young Socialist
Alliance; Student Mobilization Committee;
Radical Arab Jewish Alliance.
NEIL GUTTERMAN
2 9 Abecl Street
Yonkers , New York 10705
Psychology
LEONARD GROSS
162 First Avenue
Gloversville, 'cw York
Wind Ensemble; Carnival Weekend Committee; Teen Center.
Ilistory
MICHAEL T. IJAGELBERG
181-11 Aberdeen Rd.
Jamaica Estates, New York
Captain- -Chess Team
Political Science
PIIYLLIS ANNE GROSSMAN
1278 East 56th Street
Brookl) n, New York 11234
Psychology
Tll0'.\1AS GC \RNERA
149-53 128th Street
South 07one Park, ?'\ew York 11420
_ _ _ _ _ _ 120
Silver Lake Marching and Eating Society
" . . . And to my friends, A Tl !ANK-YOUSONG For being kind to me:
Sleepy days, I have known some,
Twisted followings, I've shown some.
Ways to live, different from
The way I pray to die, Lord."
- -- L. Taylor
��Art I Iistory (architecture)
Editor- in -Chief 1973 Year book, Resident
Assistant, Student Center Manager, Con cert Chairman , Student Center Board,
SCB Fall Weekend Chairman, SCB Film
Chairman, Convocations Commi ttee , United Student Government, University Assem bly , SCB Winter Weekend, SCB Spring
Weekend, SCB Transportation Committee,
Undergraduate Art Majors Committee,
Medieval and Renaissance Society, Dorm
Council Treasurer, Interview Team Captain, Summer Activities Committee, et. al.
GRETA M. IJEINTZ
72 Board Ave .
Buffalo, New York 14214
Geology
SANDY IIOFFMAN
3 50 Lenox Rd.
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11226
llistory
Staff writer on Pipe Dream, Hinman
Halitosis.
These four years have flown! But they were
worth it. I learned to think, to work , to
goof-off, to make friends, to lose friends,
t o "rap", to love snow, to hate mud, to
curse, to love, to hurt, to pull "allnighters", to appreci ate good food, to
enjoy privacy, to relish college life and
its freedom. I'll miss these things- -to
Harpur my appreciation; to my friends,
love; to my acquaintances, thanks for being; to my teachers, my gratitude and,
just remember, there are no cums!
SHERRY HOFFMAN
8 Birch Place
Huntington, N. Y. ll743
Geol ogy Club, Outing Club, Ski Club.
ELLEN J. HELBERG
134-45 166 Place
Jamaica, New York 11434
Sociology
Sociol ogy, Certificate in Afro-American
Studies .
MICHAEL W. HOLLEY
2954 Jerusalem Ave .
Wantagh, N. Y.
Psychology
EDWARD A. l!ELD
854 East 24 Street
Brooklyn, New York
Resident Assistant, Intramurals, Kinks fan.
JUDY LYNN HOOK
27 Windsor Rd.
Great Neck, N. Y. 11021
Political Science
Pipe Dream Sports Staff
Psychology
Synchronized swimming,
Chorus.
ROXANN llOFF
119 Park Ave .
Binghamton, N. Y.
PAUL IVAN HOROWITZ
2754 Reservoir Ave.
Bronx, N. Y. 10468
Philosophy / Psychology
122
University
��ALAN H. KALTER
47 MacArthur Avenue
Plainview, N. Y.
I would Like to thank all my friends who
have acted as the guiding Light for my in creased maturity, both intellectually and
socially.
Liberal Studies
l\ewing College Council, Lake Lieberman
Gazette, USG, SASU.
CLIPFORD KASDEI\'
67-02 218th Street
Bayside, KY.
"To sin by silence, when one should protest, makes cowards of men. "
- - - Abraham Li nco Ln
Spanish
Baseball Team, Wind Ensemble.
SIIERRIKANDEL
80 Sproat Street
Middletown, 1 • Y.
EILEEN KATZ
L50 - 25 72nd Road
F lushing, N. Y.
Po litical Science
Sociology
Binghamton Women's Liberation
II ERBER T J. KAPLAN
54-37 Browvale Lane
Little Neck, 1 • Y.
NANCY C. KEENEY
255 Mullin Street
Watertown, N. Y.
I Ii story
Psychology
MITCHELL Al'tDREW KARLICK
74-26 260 Street
Glen Oaks, N. Y.
Co-designer of Newing Navy Sweatshirt.
Mathematics
MATTHEW C. KENNEDY
245 Riverside Drive
Johnson City, N. Y.
VP for Social Affairs of Hinman College,
Co-Founder of the Cleveland Hall Bridge
Club, Hinman Representative to SCB.
Biology
ever fear that your life may come to an
encl. Be afraid that it may never begin.
l
Varsity Wrestling Team, 4 years .
Does anybody Listen arolll1d here?
MARTIN H. KARTAGENNER
L474 Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn, T . Y.
Biology/ Pre-med
ROBERT KEN YO 1
165 Silver Lake Rd .
Staten Is Land, N. Y.
Pre-med Organization, KNITS , usher.
Philosophy
124
��MARCIA B. LANE
98-l5 llorace Harding Expressway
Queens, New York 11368
Geography
Varsity Tennis, Chairman -USG Athletics
Committee, Supervisor-i\'ewing Maintenance .
Mathematics
LARRY J. KOSMONT
335 East Beech Street
Long Beach, ~ew York
NANCY J. LEDERMAN
280 First A venue
New York, New York
Political Science
Art History
Pi Sigma Alpha, Summa Cum Laude, Har pur College Ski Club.
MICHELE LEHR
l48 Amherst St.
Brooklyn, New York Ll235
GLENN LEE KRAMER
69-l6 175 Street
Fresh Meadows , ;'\ew York
Creative Writing/Genera l Literature
English Literature
DONALDS . LEIBOWITZ
323 E . Mosholu Park\vay
Bronx, New York 10467
Don't let the sound of your own hee ls make
you crazy.
Philosophy
T INA KRAMER
840 Jerusalem Avenue
"forth Merrick, l\ew York
JANE LEIFER
76 Bengeyfiel d Ori ve
East Williston, New York Ll596
Political Science
French
JAY WOLF KRUGMA.i"\
l 99 I Iarvard A venue
Rockville Centre, New York
The point however is: is there ru1ything
out there in the uni verse? And why? And
must they be so noisy?
Anthropology
CAROL J. LA.i"\!OESMA!':
3lll Heath Avenue
l3ro1...x , Tew York 10463
AGNES DEBBIE LETA!
97-37 63 Road
Rego Park, New York 11374
Biology
Psycho logy
MARK LANDMAN
450 Cleveland Avenue
Ilornell, New York
DEBRA LEVINE
2300 Bronx Park East
Bronx, New York 10467
History
Sociology
126
��STEVE LIEBERMAN
3l25 Tibbett Avenue
Bronx, New York L0463
MUBARAK MAHOUD
640 Riverside Ori ve, Apt. 10- F
New York City, New York
I Iistory
Theater
IIarpur College Council; Member Moon
River Intramural Team .
Acting and Directing (Professional)
Go even unto China in search of knowledge.
BRUCE LIPSIIUTZ
115 DeIIaven Drive
Yonkers, i cw York 10703
Chemistry
NINA MALAGO LD
500 Ft. Washington A venue
New York City, l\ew York
Varsity Basketball; Dean's List.
French and Literature
French Student Advisory Committee.
MADELYN LITTMAJ.'\J
172-10 133 Avenue
Jamaica, New York
MITCHELL G. MALLER
223 - 08 l38 Avenue
Laurelton, New York ll4l3
Ilistory
PETER LORENZI
3158 East Church Street
Eden, New York 14057
Political Science (B . A. )
Administrative Science (B . S.)
Success in not final, and failure is not
fatal - -the only thing that matters is the
courage to go on.
Varsity Soccer and Varsity Baseball .
President, Sigma Tau Omega; Hinman
Administrati ve Assistant; Intramura l
Council; Audio-Visual Staff; Inter-Social
Club Council.
DONNA IRENE MAi'\IKE
35-04 203 Street
Bayside, New York
GLE0.1N LYONS
North Road
Cutchoque, New York
Theater
LYNNE MARGO LIS
4-10 Bogardus Place
New York City, New York l0040
Music
I Iad a piece for string quartet and oboe
performed at SU:\'Y Composers Festival
at Potsdam.
Anthropology
I found Ifarpur to be intcllcctunlly stimulating although somewhat sterile.
Pipe Dream Staff; Dickenson College Council 1969- 1970.
128
��BARBARA MILLSTE~
150-40 58 Road
Flushing, New York 11355
DAVID A. ~1UNRO
1 Nina Court
Elnora, New York 12065
Asian Studies/Geography
Sociology
"TIIEY SAY": They say I'm tough , They
say I'm bossy, But I still love my little
horsey."
- - -John Wayne.
lntramural s, Outing Club.
BETll MUNSON
11 Stanford Place
Binghamton, New York
DOREEN ELLEN MONITTO
3 Davis Street
Binghamton, New York
Sociology
Volunteer Community Nursery work through
Services for Youth, 1970-71.
French
ROSEMARIE E. MORESCO
35-31 85 th Street
Jackson Heights , New York 11372
PI II LIPS. NACHM.Ai'\J
24 Coolidge Avenue
Troy, New York
Accounting
American Studies
OCC Orientation Advisor '72 , Academ ic
PERRY MORTON
283 West 24th Street
Deer Park, New York 11729
Accounting
What, no Bosco?
BARBRA DIAN MOSKOWITZ
48 Trafalgar Square
Lynbrook, New York
Creative Writing
PAUL C. MUCCI
79 Beryl Drive
Cheektowaga, New York
Biology
Cross-Country Team (Captain), Outdoor
Track, Indoor Track, Intramurals- -Foot·
ball, Soccer, and Basketball.
130
��BRIAi'\i O'SULLIVAN
35 Risley Street
Fredonia, New York 14063
JEFFREY L. PLISKIN
31 Phipps Lane
Plainview, New York 11803
Economics
Economics
Intramural Sports- - "Moon River. "
ALLAN B. PLUMSER
Brooklyn, New York
ROBERT OZER
2045 East 56th Street
New York, New York
Biol ogy
Pr e-Med
Biology
The Clubbie Lives!
Baseball Team - - Pipe Dream Sports Staff.
MONICA POLLIN
221-69 Horace Harding Expressway
Bayside, New York 11364
There are other things important in college
besides getting an education.
Anthr opology
ALICE M. PANZER
1927 East 27th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11229
Orientation Advisor
Will we see the day when Harpur can have
a "Stepping-on-the-Raincoat" ceremony?
Music
MARTIN POMERANTZ
147-19 258th Street
Rosedale, New York
IIARVEY MICHAEL PARIS
Farmingdale Motor Lodge
RT 110, Farmingdale,
lew York 11735
Psychology
Jewish Studies
M*A "'S*H, S. T . 0., OHGM.
DARLENE K. PARRY
112 Woodgate Drive
Boonville, New York
ROBERT PORT
615 Demong Drive
Syracuse, New York 13214
History (European)
Political Science
GRETCHEN N. PETERSON
812 87th Street
iagara Fall, New York 14304
MARK J. POTEL
108 Bolmer Avenue
Yonkers, New York
Biology
Political Science and History
132
��man, and yet I was completely helpless and
without a goal in life. "
- - - "DEMIAN'' by Hesse
JOAN WOLF SAPERSTEIN
35-35 75th Street
Jackson Heights , N. Y. 11372
IRlS ROSENFELD
30 Rhodes Drive
New l Iyde Park, New York 11040
Sociology
Art I Iistory
Member of the Sociology Undergrad Student Committee.
BARRY ROSENiv1AN
2820 Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn, New York
HOWARD M. SCHANKER
4 Rose Lane
East Rockaway , 1 ew York ll518
Psychology
FRANK A. SAAS
.3 Colonial Street
E. Northport, N. Y. 11731
Carnival Weekend Charity Drive, Intramural Volleyball & Softball, Psychology
tutor, Psychology research assistant.
Chemistry
PAMELA SCHNEIDER
10 Minisink Avenue
Port Jervis, New York
NEIL SCOTT SADICK
52-54 65th Place
1'1aspeth, New York ll378
Anthropology
Biology
DANNA F. SCH ITPPER
59 Park Way
Sea Cliff, New York 11579
Dean's List, Biological Sciences l lonors
Program, Newing College Council.
I'm up in the study lounge.
Political Science
MITCllELL MARC SAMEROFF
278 Caryl Drive
Lawrence, New York
DEBRA SCHUECKLER
103 Rockland Road
Tonawanda, New York 14150
Sociology
Mathematics
Fencing Team
Sec't. Ski Club '69-'70, Vice Pres. Ski
Club '71, Publicity Committee '71, Newing
Navy Day Chairman '70, '71, Resident
Assistant '72.
"I was still undecided, however, as to
where and what I was to study. I had
grown a thin mustache, I was a full grown
134
��Clevzee Club, I Iarpur College Academic
"I'm on my way . .
- - -Eric Anderson
"The wind blows hard and often sad"
- - -self
I Ionesty Committee.
BEYERLY SIL VER
21-25 34th Avenue
Long Island City, New York lll06
RONALD S. SMITH
67-11 Parsons Blvd.
Flushing, New York
Art l listory
Psychology
I IOPE SILVERSTEIN
235 Ft. Washington Avenue
New York, N. Y. 10032
Sociology
STEPHEN C. SMITI I
75-40 Bell Blvd.
Bayside, Kew York
Timer for men's swim team
Political Science
Intramural Volleyball, Pipedream Con tributor, Off Campus Store, Harpur Stu dents for McGovern.
JILL C. SIMON
22 Dyke Drive
Monsey, New York 10952
1. As a Po litical Science major:
Government is an agreement between you
and myself, You and myself are often
wrong!
- - -Kahil Gibran
2. In Reflection:
It was but yesterday I thought myself a
fragment quivering without rhythm in the
sphere of life. Now I know that I am the
sphere, and all life rhythmic fragments
move within me!
- - -Kahil Gibran
3. As a Male Chauvinist:
When you enjoy loving your neighbor it
ceases to be a virtue!
- - -Gibran
Four Years- - So It Goes!? !
Psychology
Ambulance Corps, Jewish Fellowship,
Dean's List, Pre-med, Dental Society.
"This day has ended. It is closing upon
us even as the water-lily upon i t own tomorrow. What was given us here we shall
keep, and if it suffices not, then again
must we come together and together
stretch our hands unto the giver. "
- - - Kahil G ibran
GREGORY SlNOPOLI
50 St. Andrews Pl ace
Yonkers , New York
I Iistory
LAURIE A. SNELL
140-08 28 Rd.
Flushing, New York 11354
"I'd rather model harmonica holders than
discuss Aztec Anthropology"
- - -Dylan
Sociology
"It's a mighty long road that my poor hands
have hoed."
- - -Guthrie
Volunteer --Wyoming Conference (Children's Home)
136
��ANDREW STOLZAR
357 Longacre A venue
Woodmere, New York 11598
smile--A tear to unite me with tho se of
broken heart; a s mile to be a s ign of my
joy in exis tence. "
Chemistry-Pre-med
STEPHEN C. TALERCIO
Ha llock Lane
Rocky Point, Long Is land
Newing College Council, Newing College
Hous ing Committee, University Health
Services Committee.
Halian
APRIL CHUN YEE SUNG
32-41 93rd Street
East Elmhurst, New York 11369
JEFFREY TANENBAUM
86-70 Francis Lewi s Blvd.
Hollis, New York 11427
Sociology
Math- His tory
Hinman College Pres ident '72- '73
SUSAN B. SUSSER
2402 Dickens Stree t
Far Rockaway, New York 11691
SHEILA TANNENBAUM
120-2 Darrow Place
Bronx, New York
Linguistics
Liberal Arts
DAVID MICHAEL SWANDA
109 Academy Street
Manlius , New York 13104
ELLEN TANZER
295 West 21st Street
Deer Park, New York
Business Administration
Harpur Chorale
Ec onomics
"It is just as easy for a m an to have not
gone to school and know something as it
is for a man to have gone to school and
know nothing. "
- - -Tom Jones
JOY ELIZABETH TAR TTER
141 Bower Road
Poughkeepsi e , New York
Studio Art
RHODA SWEITZER
33 1/2 Margaret Street
Binghamton, New York 13905
LOIS A. TEITELBAUM
139-10 28th Road
F lushing, New York 11354
Sociology
History
Women's Swim Team (soph., j r ., sr.
year)
I thank and love a ll those who touched my
life while I was here, who cared enough
"I wou ld that my life remain a tear and a
138
��To the Seniors of 1973- -Best of Luck,
Love, and Happiness in the Future. To
those remaining at Harpur, may you ach ieve the same accomp lishments as the
Class of 1973!!!!
ANDREA J. VAN ATTA
200 Wellington Road
DeWitt, New York 13214
Biology
LAURA J. TOTTEN
1 Grace Church Street
Rye, New York 10580
RONALD T . VAN DYCK
415 Cortland Avenue
Mamaroneck, New York
English Literature
Organizational Behavior
Games room Mgr., Ski Club Officer,
Intramural Sports.
EVELYN TREISTER
76 -15 35th Avenue
Jackson Heights, New York
Give me a break!!!!
Business
LOUISE E. VARGA
1955 West River
Grand Is land, New York
ROBERT TURNER
110-15 7 lst Road
Forest Hills, New York 11375
Math
Anthropology
Varsity Cheerleading (1-4) Capt. (3-4) .
There really are cheerleaders at Harpur.
JEFFREY D. UFFNER
79-10 34th A venue
Jackson Heights, New York 11372
Political Science
JOSEPH N. VARON
117 Williams Avenue
Binghamton, New York
Law Society, member of l\TDC, Ski Club,
Intramural Activities, Carnival Committee.
History
Photography, Soccer, Softball, R. A.
JESSICA UTTS
925 South Main Street
Pleasantville, New Jersey 08232
CAROLYN VESPER
1211 Arley Court
Valley Stream, New York
Math, Psycho logy
Resident Ass't., Dorm Council Sec't.,
Dorm Carnival Chairman, Synchronized
Swim Team.
Spanish
So I'm out--What do I do now?
140
��NANCY WACKSTEIN
58-03 190th Street
Flushing, New York 11365
MARYE . WALTER
1805 Ri vervicw Drive
Endicott, New York
I Ii story
Nursing
GEORGE R. WALDEN
301 E. 78th Street
New York, New York 10021
RICHARD C. WASHOUSKY
Neversink Road
Liberty, New York
llistory
History
Hinman College Pres. '71-72, Resident
Ass't.
Intramural Soccer and Basketball.
I made it! Just two more years to go.
ROBERT WALDMANN
86-37 25lst Street
Bellerose, New York
GARY WEIDBERG
286 Cherry Place
East Meadow, New York
l Iistory, Accounting
Political Science
Pres . Inter Social Club Council, SCB
member, Exec . Chairman IXTIIUS, Vice
Pres . Odeans, Student Mgr.
ANDREW MARC WE ISS
30 Fairview Road
Scarsdale, New York 10583
Best of Luck in the cold cruel world to all
my friends who have made this year and
all the years a pleasure. SMC remember
the big pink elephant of Burdick Avenue .
Political Science
SCB Entertainment Committee, Football,
Basketball, Volleyball, Paddleball
Intramurals .
LEONARD A. WAL LACE
4 Grandview Drive
Cobleskill, New York
Herc's looking up your prerequisites.
Psychology
Goliards, Soccer Team Mgr.
JON MARC WESTON
57 Cheltenham-on-the-Dunes
Lide Beach, New York
It's been an experience.
Bio logy, Pre- Med
Varsity Wrestling, Tau Alpha Upsilon
(TAU), Harpur's Ferry Ambulance Call.
IRAS. WALTER
2192 New York Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11210
The moon never sets on Harpur Campus
(although it may "sit" sometimes).
Math
142
��Renaissance Society, Member--Harpur
College Admissions Committee.
SANDRA M. ZWEIG
223 Harrison Street
Johnson City, New York
After four years , you mean to tell me
I've got at least another three coming??
Eeecch!
!\\using
DANIEL ZEIDMAN
252-37 63rd Avenue
Little Neck, New York 11362
LA TE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN . . .
BRETT HART BROCKMAN
9 5 Main Street
Walworth, New York 14568
WALTER J. ZIMMERMAN, JR .
88 East Lewis Avenue
Pearl River, New York
Political Science
English Literature
SIMS/ IMS
JEFFREY BUSCH
3419 Irwin Avenue
Bronx, New York 10463
nistraigunyo bhav A:r juna- -Be Without The Three Gunas, Arjuna.
Bhagaved-Gita, II, 45.
English Literature
I have no tales, Creativity fails .
ROBER TA ZUCKER
270 Margaret Street
Johnson City, New York
SALVATORE CAR UNA
2632 West 2 Street
Brooklyn, New York 11223
Anthropology
god bless the child that's got her own.
History
President--Tau Alpha Upsilon
THOMAS J. ZUKOWSKI
R. D. #2
Port Jervis, New York
"Winning is not a sometime thing. It is
an all time thing. You don't win once in
a while, you don't do things right once in
a while, you do them right a ll the time.
There is no room for second place. There
is only one place, and that's first place. "
- - - Vince Lombardi.
Psychology
GROK--Crisis Call Volunteer
144
��BARRY LEE MYONES
53 Shelter Hill Road
Plainview, New York
Biology
Student Center Board; Fall and Carnival
Weekend Committees; Spring Weekend;
I3lood Drive; Transportation and Film
Committees of SCB; Social Activities Chairman of Bingham IIal l; Image Photography;
Innovational.
Projects Board; WSUB-TV; Co-rec Volleyball and Bowling; Intramural Swim ming; Instructor-Ambulance Service; Pros
from Dover.
! will never forget the place where I
began my life anew; it placed me on the
road of giving and understanding that I
\vill walk on for my life.
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PIIILIP PACK
3019 Avenur R
Brooklyn, New York
Ilistory
Student Manager
ELLEN SINGER
1032 East 29th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11210
English Literature
"We're captive on the carousel of time
We can 't return, we can only look
behind from where we came
And go round and round and round
on the circle game.
---Joni Mitchell
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<p>Binghamton University’s yearbook was published under several different titles. It was first called <em>The Colonist</em> in 1948, then became <em>The Yearer</em> in 1970, <em>Pegasus</em> in 1973 and finally <em>Binghamton University</em> in 2004. Yearbooks are a popular resource for alumni and can be used for primary source research. Each book typically contains class lists, class photos, candid photos, faculty and academic department information, campus and institutional facts, illustrations and ads, and editorials. They document student organizations, campus events, athletic teams as well as local and global events. Yearbooks offer a window into the traditions and culture of a time and place from the point of view of a select group of students on behalf of the student body. They are among the richest sources of student-driven content for an academic institution. For more information regarding yearbooks and the history of the University, please contact <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a> at 607-777-4844 or speccoll@binghamton.edu.</p>
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UNIV
BINGHAMTON
UNIVERSITY
State University of New York
Department of Music
Flute Ensemble
Georgetta Maiolo, director
Saturday, April 30, 2005
12:00 noon
Casadesus Recital Hall
�Program
Advent Music, Opus 8, No. 1............. ........ T. Donley Thomas
1. Prelude on "In Dulci Jubilo"
(b. 1929)
2. Interlude
3. Postlude on "Valet Will Ich Dir Geben
Marche Miniature ..................................... Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky
(1840-1893)
Arranged-by Arthur Ephross
Londonderry Air ............................... Arranged by Ricky Lompardo
Introduction to the Flute Family & Childhood Favorites
Arranged by Ricky Lombardo
Chanson Triste ......................................... Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky
(1840-1893)
Arranged by Clair W. Johnson
Selections from the opera "Carmen" .......................... Georges Bizet
Introduction
(1840-1893)
The changing of the Guard
Masques ................................... ................................. Anne McGinty
(b. 1945)
The Pink Panther. ................................... ................... Henry Mancini
The Pink Panther Theme
(b. 1924-1994)
Shades of Sennett
Arranged by Amy Rice-Young
When The Saints Go Marching In .... Arranged by Ricky Lombardo
�About the Director
GEORGETTA MAIOLO is a member of the faculty of Binghamton
University and Broome Community College, teaching Flute and directing Flute
Ensembles. From 1977 to 1996, she held the position of Assistant Professor of
Flute at Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York. She also taught flute at West
Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia.
Mrs. Maiolo is a graduate of Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and
attended graduate school at West Virginia University, Morgantown, West
Virginia. She studied with Bernard Goldberg, principal flutist of the Pittsburgh
Symphony, Marcel Moyse at Marlboro School of Music, and Victor Saudek. At
the age of 15, she made her solo debut with the Pittsburgh Symphony. Mrs.
Maiolo is the recipient of numerous honors, including the NCMEA National
Music Award, the Pittsburgh Tuesday Musical Club, the Enola M. Lewis
Scholarship and the Mu Phi Epsilon Sterling Achievement Award.
Mrs. Maiolo is the principal flutist of the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra,
Tri-Cities Opera Orchestra, Southern Tier Concert Band and Downtown Singers
Orchestra. In addition to her playing positions, she concertizes as a soloist,
recitalist and chamber musician. In 1983, Mrs. Maiolo was honored to conduct
the NYSSMA All-State Flute Choir. She served as the flute chairperson for the
NYSSMA Manual from 1981 to 2001. She is a "clinician" for the Selmer
Company.
Binghamton University Flute Ensemble
Stephanie Dodge
Michelle Grossman
Leah Hays
Stephanie Holleran
Joanna Hunt
Kelley Kimball
Nicole Lean
Caitlynn McMullen
Manessha Lal
Lauren Silinonte
Kira Slocum
Valerie Spiller
Meghan Tate
Jennifer Weintraub
�COMING EVENTS
Saturday, April 30 - Master's Recital: Amber Alarcon, mezzo-soprano 8:00 p.m. - Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Sunday, May 1 - University Wind Ensemble - We Band of Brothers - 3:00
p.m. - Anderson Center Chamber Hall - free
Sunday, May 1 - Junior Recital: Melissa Mattern, viola - 7:30 p.m. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Monday, May 2 - Master's Recital: Robin Kindig, bassoon - 8:00 p.m. Casadesus Recital Hall- 8:00 p.m. - free
Wednesday, May 4 - Student Conductors' Concert - 8:00 p.m. - Watters
Theater - free
Thursday, May 5 - Student Recognition Mid-Day Concert - 1:20 p.m. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Thursday, May 5-:- Harpur Chorale and Women's Chorus - 8:00 p.m. Anderson Center Chamber Hall- free
Saturday, May 7 - Master's Recital: Theresa Perrone, clarinet- 3:00 p.m. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Saturday, May 7 - Student Recital: Christina Wan, violin - 8:00 p.m. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Sunday, May 8 - Student Saxophone Quartet - 3:00 p.m. - Casadesus Recital
Hall-free
Thursday, May 12 - Master's Recital: Donald Truesdail, string bass - 8:00
p.m. - Casadesus Recital Hall - free
�
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UNIVARC
Recital
tap e
2005
BINGHAMTON
UNIVER SITY
State University of New York
Department of Music
5-1
SPEC COL
University Wind Ensemble
Il
Timothy Perry, Director
Stephen Boel, Associate Director
We Band of Brothers
The British Band Connection:
Folk-Song to l?uH Symphon ic
Sunday, May 1, 2005
3:00 p.m.
Anderson Center Chamber Hall
�Program
The Binghamton University Department of Music presents the
University Wind Ensemble
Dr. Timothy Perry, Director and Conductor
Stephen Boel, Associate Conductor
We Band of Brothers
Sunday 3:00 p.m.
May 1, 2005
Chamber Hall
Anderson Center for the Arts
Program
English Folk Song Suite (1923) .. ....... ..Ralph Vaughan Williams
I. March- "Seventeen come Sunday"
(1872-1958)
2. Intermezzo - "My Bonny Boy"
3. March- "Folk Songs from Somerset"
A' Bhirlinn Taibhseil (1993) .... .... ............... William Sweeney
"The Ghost Longship"
Oligopoly (2005) premiere performance..... .. Timothy Michael Rolls
Sketches on a Tudor Psalm (1971) ......... ............. ..Fisher Tull
Lincolnshire Posy (1937) ....... ..... ......... ......... Percy Grainger
1. Dublin Bay
(1882-1961)
2. Harkstow Grange
3. Rufford Park Poachers
4. The Brisk Young Sailor
5. Lord Melbourne
6. The Lost Lady Found
Thank you for attending today's concert. We congratulate all of our graduates,
thank all of our outstanding players and look forward to serving you
with more great Wind Ensemble music next season.
~Timothy Perry, Director
~Stephen Boel, Associate Conductor
~Robert Smith, Conductor-designate
�Wind Ensemble
Piccolo
Amy Forgacs
Flute
Joanna Hunt•
Nicole Kalisz
Subin Lim
Elise Martingale
Lauren Silinonte•
Valerie Spiller
Clarinet
Heather Boland*
Caroline Bravo
Alice Choi
Shanika Cooper
Colin Edmunds
Michelle Grexer
Simon Hawk
Andrew Hsu•
Andrei Lee•
Bass Clarinet
Joshua Schaier
Christopher Strub
Soprano/Alto Saxophone
Emily Alkiewicz
Amy Natiella
Tenor Saxophone
Kevin Kneifel
Baritone Saxophone
Joe Sobel
Trumpet
Mark Alfes
Garret Clark*
Philip Deitz*
Derek Ersbak
Thomas Osa
Steven Pan
Andrew Sanfratello*
French Horn
Megan Caruso
Greg Cecere•
Patrick Lokken
Al Jacobsen
Trombone
Jamie Cepler
David Hennan•
David Ricotta
Baritone/Euphonium
John Testa
Richard Mokan*
Tuba
Erik Appleyard*
Dan Gallagher
Percussion
Christopher Jacobson
Ai Karasawa
Spencer Lo
Christine Jackson
Mark Turley•
Keyboard
Robert Magee
Violin
Tina Chiu
Amanda Dumont
Lauren Moscowitch
Rosa Nam
*principals
�COMING EVENTS
Sunday, May 1 - Junior Recital: Melissa Mattern, viola - 7:30 p.rn. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Monday, May 2 - Master's Recital: Robin Kindig, bassoon - 8:00 p.rn. Casadesus Recital Hall - 8:00 p.rn. - free
Wednesday, May 4 - Student Conductors' Concert - 8:00 p.rn. - Watters
Theater - free
Thursday, May 5 - Student Recognition Mid-Day Concert - 1:20 p.rn. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Thursday, May 5 - Harpur Chorale and Women's Chorus - 8:00 p.rn. Anderson Center Chamber Hall - free
Saturday, May 7 - Master's Recital: Theresa Perrone, clarinet - 3:00 p.rn. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Saturday, May 7 - Student Recital: Christina Wan, violin - 8:00 p.rn. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Sunday, May 8 - Student Saxophone Quartet- 3:00 p.rn. - Casadesus Recital
Hall- free
Thursday, May 12 - Master's Recital: Donald Truesdail, string bass - 8:00
p.rn. - Casadesus Recital Hall - free
�
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Works of Williams, Sweeney, Rolls, Tull, Grainger. Held at 3:00 p.m., May 1, 2005, Anderson Center Chamber Hall.
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UNIV
ARC
Recital
BINGHAMTON
Tape
UNIVERSITY
2005
State University of New York
Department of Music
5-2.J
S EC COL
Master's Recital
Robin Kindig, bassoon
with
Margaret Reitz, piano
Kira Slocum, flute
Theresa Perrone, clarinet
Monday, May 2, 2005
8:00 p.m.
Casadesus Recital Hall
�Program
Sonate....................................................................... Paul Hindemith
(1895-1963)
I. Leicht bewegt
II. Langsam, Marsch, Pastorale
Robin Kindig, bassoon; Margaret Reitz, piano
Trio II ...................................................................Francois Devienne
(1759-1803)
I. Allegro
II. Rondo: Allegro, Minore
Kira Slocum, flute; Theresa Perrone, clarinet;
Robin Kindig, bassoon
Concerto in F, F VIII no. 8 ..................................... Antonio Vivaldi
(1678-1741)
I. Allegro non mo/to
II. Andante
III. Allegro mo/to
Robin Kindig, bassoon; Margaret Reitz, piano
Please remember to turn offor silence all cell phones
and pagers during the performance. Thank you.
�About the Performers
Robin Kindig is a local from Endwell, New York. She attended
the Maine-Endwell Central Schools and was heavily involved in
musical activities while there. Her passion for music led her to
Houghton College, where she studied bassoon with Ed Wadin.
Robin graduated from Houghton in May 2003 with a Bachelor of
Music in Music Education. She is currently a Master of Music
student in bassoon performance and studies with Lynn Hileman.
Upon the completion of her degree, she hopes to teach elementary
or middle school band.
Margaret Reitz, piano, received her Bachelor and Master of
Music degrees in piano performance with accompanying emphasis.
She attended Boston University, New England Conservatory and
Binghamton University.
She has studied piano with Jean
Casadesus, Victor Rosenbaum, Seymour Fink and Walter Ponce
and accompanying with Allen Rogers. She has accompanied
throughout the United States, in England, South America, and at
the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria . Reitz
has been on the faculty at Binghamton University since 1991 and
The Ithaca College School of Music since 1999.
Kira Slocum is a senior Music and Comparative Literature major.
She is a student of Georgetta Maiolo, and is currently a member of
the University Symphony Orchestra and Flute Ensemble. She has
also played in the Harpur Jazz Band and participated in the 2003
Concerto and Aria Competition.
Theresa Perrone earned her undergraduate degree in Music
Education at Ithaca College, studying the clarinet with Dr. Richard
Faria. She currently teaches Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade
vocal music and directs a Fourth and Fifth Grade chorus in the
Greene Central School District in Greene, NY. In addition, Theresa
has a private studio of woodwind students. She is also pursuing
her Masters in Clarinet Performance at Binghamton University,
studying with Dr. Timothy Perry.
�COMING EVENTS
Wednesday, May 4 - Student Conductors' Concert - 8:00 p.m. - Watters
Theater - free
Thursday, May 5 - Student Recognition Mid-Day Concert - 1:20 p.m. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Thursday, May 5 Hurpur Chorale and Women's Chorus - 8:00 p.m. Anderson Center Chamber Hall - free
Saturday, May 7 - Master's Recital - Theresa Perrone, clarinet - 3:00 p.m.
- Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Saturday, May 7 - Student Recital: Christina Wan, violin - 8:00 p.m. Casadesus Recital Hall - free
Sunday, May 8- Student Saxophone Quartet- 3:00 p.m. - Casadesus Recital
Hall- free
Thursday, May 12 - Master's Recital: Donald Truesdail, string bass - 8:00
p.m. - Casadesus Recital Hall - free
�
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Master's recital, Robin Kindig, bassoon, May 2, 2005
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Works of Hindemith, Devienne, Vivaldi. Held at 8:00 p.m., May 2, 2005, Casadesus Recital Hall.
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Kindig, Robin
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Slocum, Kira
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UNIV ARC
Recit
BINGHAMTON
al
U N I V E R S I
t ape
2005
5-4
SPEC COL
T
Y
State University of New York
Department of Music
Undergraduate Student
Conductors' Concert
University Chamber Chorus
University String Orchestra
University Orchestra
Wednesday, May 4, 2005
8:00 p.m.
Watters Theater
�The Binghamton University Department of Music
presents the
Undergraduate Student Conductors' Concert
with the
University Chamber Chorus
University String Orchestra
University Orchestra
Program
Gloria, selected movements ..........Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
I. Gloria in excelsis, conducted by Rob Magee
II. Et in terra pax, conducted by Deanna Bunal
IV. Gratias agimus tibi, and
V. Propter magnam gloriam, conducted by Nicole Kalisz
VII. Domine Fili Unigenite, conducted by Cari Begeal
XII. Cum Sancto Spiritu, conducted by Ryan Bagg
University Chamber Chorus, accompanied by Jody Schum
Capriol Suite .......................Peter Warlock (1894-1930)
Movements 1 and 6, conducted by Alex Wiesendanger
Film Music from Henry V ..........William Walton (1902-1983)
Movement 1, Passacaglia: Death of Falstaff
Movement 2, Touch Her Soft Lips and Part, conducted by
Emily Creo
University String Orchestra
Four Waltzes, op.39 (arr. Stone) .... .Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
Movements 1 and 2, conducted by Juliana Maslen
Movements 3 and 4, conducted by Matt Cosnett
Purcell Suite (arr. Siennecki) ... . ...... Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
Movements 1 and 3, conducted by Matt Green
Movement 2, conducted by Remington A. Gregg
University Orchestra
�About the Conductors
Rob Magee is a Junior Music major studying piano with Jody Schum.
He hopes to focus on conducting and vocal accompaniment and one
-day work as a music director on Broadway (or something equally
prestigious). He would like to thank Dr.'s Borton, Perry, Rolls,
Goldstaub, and Reardon for fostering his passion for the divine art
of music.
Deanna Bunal, originally from Lee Center NY, is a Senior at
Binghamton University. Her specialization is voice, under the tutelage of Mary Burgess. She will be graduating this spring with a B.A.
in Music and plans to continue on to Syracuse University where she
will pursue an MST in Music Education.
Nicole Kalisz is a Senior Music (B.A.) and Biology (B.S.) major. She
plays the flute and piano and is a member of the University Wind
Ensemble. Originally from Buffalo, she will be teaching math next
year in New York City under the NYC Teaching Fellows program.
Cari Begeal, a native of Bath, NY, is a Junior at Binghamton. She is
double majoring in Political Science and Music, with a minor in
Spanish. She currently studies voice with Mary Burgess, and is a
member of the University Chorus. After graduation she plans on
pursuing a career in choral conducting. Cari would like to dedicate
this performance to her mother.
Ryan Bagg is a Senior Music major from Vestal. He plays guitar and
is the musical director of the Binghamton Crosbys. Ryan is currently
applying to graduate school to pursue a degree in Music Education.
Alex Wiesendanger is a Senior Music and Political Science double
major. He would like to thank Professors Borton and Perry for their
�hard work, as well as Professors Stalker, Sunwoo, Goldstaub, Loy
and Reardon for all their support, and his parents for forcing music
on him when he was three. Finally he would like to thank the
orchestra for putting up with him.
Emily Creo, a native of Vestal, is a Junior Music major studying both
cello and voice. Emily is a member of the University Orchestra and
Harpur Chorale. She credits her enthusiasm and success in music to
exceptional teachers Denise Heckel and Dennis Powell. She would
like to thank her parents for all their love and support.
Juliana Maslen is a Senior at Binghamton University. She is graduating with a degree in Music and Psychology. She studies piano with
Chai-Kyou Mallinson and is a member of the University Chorus.
After graduating she will be doing research and working as a
teacher's aid for children with autism. Juliana plans on getting her
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology.
Matt Cosnett is a Senior majoring in Music at Binghamton
University. He has studied percussion for twelve years and is currently studying under Dan Fabricius. Matt is from Vestal, New York.
Matthew Green is a Senior percussionist finishing up his B.A. in
Music. After undergraduate studies, Matt will be pursuing a Masters
degree in Music Education.
Remington A. Gregg is a Junior majoring in Philosophy, Politics,
and Law. He is director of Classical Music at the campus radio station, WHRW, and a member of the University Chorus. He presently
studies piano under Jody Schum. Remington is an assistant to the
Organist-in-Residence at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in his hometown of Staten Island, New York, and Assistant Organist at Calvary
United Methodist Church, Vestal.
�String Orchestra
Violin 1
Christina Wan
Tiffany Chang
James Leddy
Karen Krause
Rosa Nam
Elizabeth Mansdorf
Violin 2
Claire Bryne
Micah Banner-Baine
Dana Kerker
Marie Mizuno
Jennifer Hsu
Rachel Jacobs
Cello
Matthew Woolever
Justin Wong
Yi-Eun Park
Kathleen Bradley
Bass
Elizabeth Bartlett
Donald Trusdail
Viola
Melissa Mattern
Melissa Lee
Beth Vayshenker
Cassandra Aikman
Janet Ievins
Full Orchestra
Violin 1
Akira Maezawa
Reme Doh
Alisa Selman
Samuel Wang
Tamara Potapova
Karen Tang
Jennifer Liebman
Violin 2
Corinne Paull
Jungsun Oh
Jennifer Paull
Stephanie Mawhirt
Richard Goldman
Mark Liu
Viola
HyunjungOk
Kerry Conway
Christopher Trow
Christopher Fiore
Cello
Heajung Kim
Katy Walker
Nicholas Capone
Mackenzie Wen
Bass
Christopher Hui
Andrew Eiche
Serena Murray
Flute
Kelsey Bauer
Kris Gilbert
Kira Slocum
Oboe
Rebecca Rodbart
Clarinet
Bethany Bonhof
Caroline Bravo
Bassoon
Kimberly Meeker
David Weinberg
Trumpet
Garrett Clark
Steve Pan
Horn
Diana Amari
Ernie Epelman
Al Jacobsen
Patrick Lokken
Trombone
Harris Brenner
David Hennan
Percussion
Matthew Chedister
�University Chamber Chorus
Soprano
Emily Burr
MayBelle Golis
Margaret Hays
Barbara Herne
Connie Lamando
Kerry Nienstedt
Mary Joan Ragard
Susan Sarzynski
Barbara Alhart Simon
Barbara Thamasett
Bass
Eric Bare
Anthony Biconish
Garret Clark
J. Scott Husted
Conrad Krebs
Phil Millspaugh
Joseph E. Nelson
Edward Orosz
Christian Ritter
David L. Schriber
Alto
Lois Bare
Barbara Barno
Maria Luisa Cook
Jeanne Fenzel
Grace Houghton
Cheryl Labban
Nancy McGee
Judie Meador
Ethel F. Molessa
Anna Nicholas
Joyce Printz
Jane Shear
Susan Szczotka
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Tenor
H.B. King
Dennis Leipold
Sherry Williamson
Floyd R. West
The Conducting II class is under the direction of Professors Bruce Borton
and Timothy Perry.
�
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Undergraduate student conductors' concert, May 4, 2005
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Works of Vivaldi, Warlock, Walton, Brahms, Purcell. Held at 8:00 p.m., May 5, 2005, Watters Theater.
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Magee, Rob
Bunal, Deanna
Kalisz, Nicole
Begeal, Cari
Bagg, Ryan
Creo, Emily
Maslen, Juliana
Cosnett, Matt
Green, Matthew
Gregg, Remington A
Wiesendanger, Alex
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