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Music Rec ita1 Hall PR OGRA M Concerlo Grosso, Op. 6, No. 9 Conccrtino: George Frederick Hande l (1685- 1759) Marcia Carpenter , Violin Mark J acobs , Violin Dawn Marr , Cello Lar go Allegro Larghetto Allegr o Menuet Gigue Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, KV. 525 Allegr o Andante Allegretto Allegro Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Intermission Concerto Grosso, Op. 3, No. 8 Conce rtina : Antonio Vivaldi (ca .1678-1741) David Einfeldt, Violin Edward Pettengill , Violin Allegro - Larghetto e Spi ritoso Allegro Brande nburg Concerto No. 5 Johann Sebastian Bach (1685- 1750) *Margaret J ackson, Flute Edward P ettengill , Violin *Ellen Leinwand, Ha r psichord * (In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Music. ) �STRINGS VIOLIN I David Einfeldt Marcia Carpenter Barbara Hull Mar c Jacobs Gay Butler Judith Sackser Diane Marr Kay C. Roberts VIOLIN ll Kathy Cox Diane Berde Sally Shafer Sophie Horowitz Ruth Everett Jeff Felns ll ver Marie Kulas za Melody Pierce John Hagopian VIOLA Edward Pettengill Laura Eringer Kenneth Hollister Ann Ziegler Mar garet Sewar d Ira Miller CELLO Ruth Brown Jane Whitmore Marguerite Mizelle Dawn Ma rr Linda Driver BASS Dick Thomas Sally Pierce Dayle Sherba CEMBALO Chai -kyou Kim LIBRARIAN Ann Grant PERSONNEL MANAGER Alan Thrasher � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Harpur College Orchestra Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-11-07 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791 Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750 State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Harpur Orchestra Concert_1967-11-7.pdf Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Women's Chorus Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-12-03 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 39091020058677 39091020058727 https://omeka.binghamton.edu/omeka/files/original/e108c4a283657826c40de2930ccc19a6.pdf bd569ed4ab9faf2c9285d64af0715884 PDF Text Text STATE UNIVERSITY OF N EW YORK AT BINGHAMTON IIAHPUH COLLEG E T II E DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BRASS QUINTET Thomas Battenberg, tn1111p et Richard Suddendor f, trumpet Paul Droste , trombone James Jones , Frenchhorn Robert LeBJanc , tuba December 4, 1967 The College Theater 8:15 p.m. PROGRAM Canzona Per Sonar e No. 2 Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 - 1612) William Brade (1560-1630) Two Pi eces Allemand Gai lla r d Harry Lockwood Symphony for Br ass Quintet (1967) Presto A llegro Presto Andante John Adson (c. 1620) Two Ayres for Cornetts and Sagbuts Moderat o A llegro Anonymous (c. 1684) Sonata from Bankelsangerlieder A llegro Sonatine (1951 ) A llegro vivo Andante ma non troppo Eugene Bozza A llegro vivo Largo - Allegro Intermission Contrapunctus Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Five Miniatur es (1952) Fanfare Chaconne Air March Canon Suite from the Monteregian Hills (1962) Valse Ridicule La Marche Danse Vi\lageoise Chanson 11,Jelancolique Rober t Starer Morley Calvert �THE O HIO STATE UNIV ERSITY BRASS QUI NTET RICHARD J . SUDDENDORF, T rumpet Mr. Suddendorf, assistant professor, holds degrees from the Univer sity of Cincinnati and the University of Illinois. 1n addition to teaching trumpet and cornet, he is conduc tor of the University Brass Choir, As sociate Conductor of t he Ohio State University Concert B and and first trumpet in the Faculty Brass Quinte t . THOMAS V. BAT T ENBERG, Trumpet Mr. Battenberg, instructor , hol ds degrees from the Ohio St at e University and A rizona State University. I n addition to his t eaching duti es and member ship in the Faculty Quintet , he i s a member of the Columbus Symphony and the Col umbus Brass Quintet. JAMES JONE S, French horn Mr. Jones , i nstructor, joined the Ohio St ate Universit y faculty in the Fall of 1967 , coming from the Universi ty ol T oledo faculty. He wa s principal French hornist in the Toledo Symphony Orchestra. I n addition to his teaching duties , he is a member of both brass and woodwind Ohio State Univer sity Faculty Quintets and pl ays in the Columbus Symphony Orchestra . He holds degrees from Kentucky and L ouisville Universities. PA UL DROSTE , Trombone Mr. Dros te, instructor of euphoniwn and trombone , i s al so assi s tan t di rector of the Ohio State Unive r sity Marching Band . He hol ds degrees from T he Ohio State University and the Eastman School of Musi c. He is a m ember of th e Columbus Symphony and the Co lumbus Brass Quintet. ROBE RT T. LEBLANC, Tuba Mr. L eB!anc , Instructor, holds degrees from Lamar Sta te College (Texas) and the Eastman School of Music. He has taught in Texas and New Yor k and has appeared in concert both as gues t soloi st and as a conductor. DECEMBER F UTUIIE EVENTS CALENDAR JEAN CASADESUS. PIANIST Lecture-recital: Ravel's " Concerto for the Left Hand" 6 Wednesday, 12:15 p. Music Recital Hall m. No charge DECEMBER 8 SENIO R RECIT AL Margaret Jackson, flute; Candace Duncan, c l ar inet Music Recital Hall No charge DECEMBER 10 Sunday, 3:00p.m. Music Recital Hall Admission fee Wednesday, 12:15 p.m. Music Recital Hall No charge Wednesday, 8:15 p.m. The College Theater Admission: $2.50 public RUT H AND JAIME LA REOO Second recital in the Beethoven Sonata series. NOON RECITAL Ellen Leinwand, harpsichord TllE GUARNERI STRING QUA RTET F!nal concert !n the fall Chamber Music series. $50 faculty $25 students A RE CEPTION honoring this evening's performers will be held in the Green Room L ounge adjacent to the Recital Ha ll. A ll are co rdially i nvited to att end. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. 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Template: PDF / Rosetta PDF with Rosetta audio/video link Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 2 sound tape reels Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 29:19 36:23 OHMS Object URL https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE60319 Streaming Audio Streaming URL <a href="https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE60319">Ohio State University Brass Quintet Recital</a> Accessibility Copy/Paste below: Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Ohio State University Brass Quintet Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-12-04 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Gabrieli, Giovanni, approximately 1554-1612 Brade, William, 1560-1630 Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750 Lockwood, Harry Calvert, Morley, 1928-1991 State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ohio State University Brass Quintet Recital.pdf https://omeka.binghamton.edu/omeka/files/original/6f5813811a9a88cb92db3cc5083463b3.pdf 7ba9fd204c252cf591e178f154f5f970 PDF Text Text STATE UNIVE RSITY OF NEW YOR K A T BIN GHAM TON CONVOCATIO NS COM MITTEE presents ‘ v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v ‘ Beethoven S o n a t a s for Piano and Violin Ru th and Jaime LAREDO �Ruth and Jaime LAREDO December 10, 1967 3:00 p. m. Music Recital Hall BEETHOVEN SONATAS FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN J A I M E LAREDO—Violin R U T H LAREDO—Piano (18001) Sonata No. 4–Opus 23 in A Minor Presto Andante scherzoso, piu Allegretto Allegro molto (1802) Sonata No. 8–Opus 30 No. 3 in G Major Allegro assai Tempo di Minuetto, ma molto moderato e grazioso Allegro vivace I NTE RM ISSIO N Sonata No. 9–Opus 47 in A Major ( Kreutzer Sonata ) Adagio sostenuto–Presto ( 18023 ) Andante con Variazioni Finale: Presto TH E PLACE OF TH E P IANOVIOL IN SOi ATAS I N BE E THOVEN’S L IFEWOR K Beethoven published eight sonatas as works for piano “with violin,” or for piano “with violin accompaniment.” This in no way means, however, that the keyboard is the predominating instrument. Although Beethoven’s own instrument, on which he appeared in public when he was a rising young musician in Vienna, was the piano, he understood the violin thoroughly. In 1794 he took violin lessons from Ignaz Schuppanzigh, who later became the celebrated leader of the group that gave their ﬁrst hearings to Beethoven’s string quartets. The reason for the appellation, “piano with violin,” was a simple and practical one. This was before the age of the virtuoso piano recital. A co mmo n practice of the time was for a pianistcom poser to give a public concert with the collaboration of one of the eminent violinists of the day. Beethoven made such appear ances. Op. 23 in A Minor I n the fourth sonata in A minor, Op. 23, Beethoven pro duces a dazzling experiment of ideas in the classic form, w riting m usic of constant stops, starts, a n d su rprises which ﬂow with a broadly lyrical slow movement. The ﬁrst movement, Presto begins with a stormy declama tory theme from the piano, hut the passion quickly subsides with the transition to the whimsical second theme. The ex position is rounded with a motif much like its opening. This leads strikingly into the recapitulation, which presents the exposition motifs in a more familiar shape, and then the coda occupies itself again with the freshly bo rn lyrical melody that comes out of the development. The second movement, in A major, is marked Andante Scherzoso, piu Allegretto, a clue to the seriousjoking mood of the entire sonata, Hero rhythmic invention and playfulness take over. There is a short development section, with a re ﬂective use of the opening syncopations, and then a lovely ornamental recapitulation of the opening material. The last movement, Allegro molto, starts again with a ﬁery, dramatic theme, utterly unlike a classic rondo theme in spirit. It re appears over and over, in the same key, with interspersed episodes. But the episodes are slow and reﬂective, as if Beethoven were teasing the listener with a constant brake on the momentum. Op. 30 No. 3 in G Major The C major Sonata, Op. 30 No. 3 shows Beethoven’s remarkable creative imagination. The ﬁrst movement, Allegro arsui, sonata fomi with a short development section, and the concluding rondo, Allegro vivace, are characteristic of his ex pressive powers. They ﬂank one of the uniquely shaped and lovely slow movements of this period. Marked T em po di Minuetto, ma molto moderato e grazioso, it is of course no minuet but a ﬂowing melodious invention in minuet rhythm, starting in E ﬂat, and somewhat kin to the dance rhapsody that makes up the slow movement of the Second Symphony, composed the same year. The Kreutzer Sonata The ninth sonata, Op. 47 in A, is the most celebrated of all violin sonatas, so much so that the name “Kreutzer” itself has taken on mysterious associations, which Tolstoi’s novel served to intensify. As Beethoven explained, the sonata was written for a thoroughly capable violinist and the dedication to Rudolphe Kreutzer is all the more appropriate. The movement begins with a slow introduction, Adagio Sostenuto, in A major, which is a Presto. The introduction is never repeated, yet its inﬂuences prevades the movement. The motif of a rising second with the second note stressed, heard ﬁrst in the thirteenth bar of the introduction, is the germinal motif givin g birth to eve ry theme of the movement proper. For the second movement, Andante con Variazioni in F major, Beethoven cream. a songful theme of great beauty; then in, a “pianistic” variation. a “violinistic” varia tion, a varia tion in minor, a n d a re tu rn to ma jor, with a d rawn out, lovoly coda. The closing movement, Presto, is a rondo in tarentelle rhythm with a sonataform development. Program notes paraphrased from S’orielgl, Inc. New Yo r k . Notes by Sidney Finkelstein, Beethoven : The Ten Sonatas for Piano and Violin; Joseph Szigeti and Claudia Arrau, Vanguard Recording Society, Inc., New York. Ruth and Jaime LAREDO �STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON CONVOCATIONS COMMITTEE v v v v v v v v v v v v v e w w v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v RUTH LAREDO pianist Ruth ( Meckler ) Laredo was born in Detroit, and was a student of Rudolf Serkin and Mieczyslaw Horszowski at the Curtis Insti tute in Philadelphia. Miss Laredo’s career has been as full and varied as her talents. She has performed as recitalist in New York, Philadelphia, Montreal, the Phillips Gallery Series in Washington, D.C., and the Garden Museum in Boston, as soloist with major orchestras, in duo recitals with her husband, Bolivian violinist Jaime Laredo, and in chamber music concerts. '\ Ruth Laredo has been soloist with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, the American Symphony Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski, the Marlboro Festival Orchestra, and with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Miss Laredo was chosen to represent the United States as Carnegie HallJeunesses Musicales exchange artist on a concert tour of Europe. In New York, her recital appearances have been under the auspices of the young Artists Series of the Metropolitan M useum of Art, and the Young Concert Artists Series. Ruth Laredo toured the United States this season with “Music From Marlboro,” the great chamber music groups which originated at the famed Marlboro Festival in Vermont, and was honored when Rudolf Serkin, Artistic Director of the Festival, invited the young pianist to appear with him in performances of the Bach T riple Concerto on a State Department “Marlboro” tour of Europe and the Middle East. Miss Laredo also appeared in an allcontemporary American chamber music program at Philharmonic Hall of Lincoln Center, in New York. J A I M E L A R E D O violinist Since he won the coveted Queen Elisabeth of Belgium Competition in 1959, Bolivian violinist Jaime Laredo has distinguished himself here and abroad as a violin virtuoso of the ﬁrst rank. Now at the age of 24 he has to his credit appearances with the orches tras of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, Chicago and Dallas, among others. He has also concertizcd widely through Europe, South America, the United States and Canada. Mr. Laredo has been honored many times in his native Bolivia, and one of the highest accolades received was a series of com memorative stamps issued in his honor in 1960. More recently, he was named Cultural Attache representing Bolivia at The United Nations, making him the youngest representative to the august organization. Laredo was also honored by Rudolf Serkin when he invited the young violinist to appear in performances of tho Beethoven Triple Concerto during the ﬁrst tour of Europe and the Middle East of Music From Marlboro, the great chamber music groups which originated at the famed Marlboro Festival in Vermont. He also toured the United States this season with Music From Marlboro, and will do so again during the 196667 season in addition to fulﬁlling his usual commitments as soloist with orchestra and in recital from coast to coast. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Laredo, Ruth Laredo, Jamie Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-12-10 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827 State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ruth and Jamie Laredo Recital, December 10, 1967.pdf https://omeka.binghamton.edu/omeka/files/original/e5af3c1066d3370ade0826eb5830c54a.pdf 8df1276f876764f8eab7c21ce14df916 PDF Text Text I’ATE UNIV E RSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGH AMTON HARPUR COLLEGE T HE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC R UT H LAREDO, Guest Pianist December 13, 1967 8 :1 5 p. m. T he College T heater P RO GRAM Sonata in G Ma jor, K. 379, for Violin & P iano Mozart Adagio Allegro Thema Andantino cantabile John Dalley, violin Ruth Laredo, piano Sonata in D Minor, Op. 40, for ’Cello & Piano Allegro non troppo Allegro Largo Allegro David Soyer, ’cello Shostakovich Ruth Laredo, piano Intermission 7Trio in E Minor, Op. 90 (“ Dumky”) Dvorak Lento maestoso Andante Andante moderato Allegro Lento maestoso Rut h La redo, piano Jo hn Dalley, violin Da vid Soyer, ’cello FL’TL’RE EVENTS CALENDAR DECEMBER 14 OPEN REHEARSAL Thursday, 11 :00— 1 :00 M usic Recital Hall T he Guarneri String Quartet DECEMBER 14 Thursday, 8:15 p. m. M usic Recital Hall No charge T HE HARPUR COLLEGE ORC HEST RA Infor mal reading of contem porar y English com positions No charge � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. 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Template: PDF / Rosetta PDF with Rosetta audio/video link Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 3 sound tape reels Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 17:59 26:05 34:11 OHMS Object URL https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE60327 Streaming Audio Streaming URL <a href="https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE60327">Ruth Laredo Recital</a> Accessibility Copy/Paste below: Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ruth Laredo Recital, December 13, 1967 Subject The topic of the resource Concerts Description An account of the resource Held at 8:15 pm, Dec. 13, 1967, College Theater. Works of Mozart, Shostakovich, and Dvorak. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Laredo, Ruth Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-12-13 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791 Shostakovich, Dmitriĭ Dmitrievich, 1906-1975 Dvořák, Antonín, 1841-1904 State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ruth Laredo.pdf https://omeka.binghamton.edu/omeka/files/original/4550084cd458035768c38d5878d311d4.pdf 0ef81d7aaa83fafafa6411ba1fd541e9 PDF Text Text )• '" . . - I... I II II II II II II h ..., .. .... ~ 'S" ��" .. . What ore patterns for?" They ore for seeing. They are for regulating, ruling and running our lives. We live with 1hem and by them. Can you defy them or deny them? You can try. We want to affirm them, glorify them, and criticize them. Visual patterns and psychological patterns. . . Gomes people play; with each other and on boards. The cylicol nature of things is the macrocosm. All other patterns are variations on this theme. What's camp today w ill be gone tomorrow. But yesterday's gone can become tomorrow's camp. Patterns are re ality and patterns ore dreams. Everything is said twice- once in front of the mirro r and once in back of it. �TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages 2-23 Pages 24-55 Pages 56-117 Pages 118-137 Pages 138-151 Pages 152-182 Section l ................ Section 2 ................ Section 3 ............... Section 4 ................ Section 5 ................ Directories: Page 185 Patrons and Advertisers Games Cycles Structure Illusions Camp Social Clubs, Organizations & Seniors ��OVO:illVH ·o., ·a >~ ~> :z. c "' ""V> \ \ f I READING RAILROAD ORIENTAL AVENUE INCOME TAX 1..1' .. PAY 10' OR BALTIC AVENUE �~ t a:i •• POLY WATER WORKS MARVIN GARDENS ��I I I I I I I y D N E 8 c s L T E A w L E F T F 0 R A E N T E D 0 N 5 0 c I E RT T y A N 0 G u M �13 �COLONIAL NEWS �STUDENT CENTER BOARD �IM AG E THE HARPUR COLLEGE JOURNAL OF CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY HARVEY J. LANDRE SS ROBERT 16 DEVILLE NEUVE EDITOR -IN-CHIE F ASSOCI ATE EDITOR ASSOCI ATE EDITOR ALFRED SCHWAR ZENBER G MICHAE L GERSTE NOVITZ ASSOCI ATE EDITOR PROF. PAUL A. SMITH ADVISO R �~~l;t[!J a UAG2i?J~ o ~O!! lD t!J .!:§ C!:i ~ <D 0 ~~ ~ I CZ3 © ~ m~~ ~iiit D f)fj~f!l/il l?ll~W a. ~~cu' ~ ��• ��28 ��/·/ . �VARSITY BASEBALL Sanford Clark Charles Conte George Contemanolis Paul Deitchman Paul Fitzpatrick Roy Gordon Michael Halperin Marc Kaufman Thomas Landers Jack Levine Richard Liss Kenneth Peress William Powell Paul Robbins Dennis Shikaly Richard Shumway Gillis Sperry Michael Stone Howard Turetsky Robert Velazquez Maury Weisel Richard Wieczorek 32 ��SWIMMING GOLF Ed Avery Barton Frohlich Michael Goldstein Leslie Handelsman Gilbert Hoffman Eric ltz Roger Knight Douglas Lowin John Mahoney Michael Nobles Jeffrey Power Steven Samuel William Schecter Keith Sherwood Gerald Starr Ari Tobias David Treichler Bruce Vogel Richard Walderman Leslie Wertheim Ivan (horner James Conlon James Craig Stephen Drosdek Douglas Dutcher Martin Eber Lawrence Gainen Richard Malanchuk Barry Nagel Richard Porker Todd Sandler Jeffrey Savin Richard Sharp Victor Van Vestrout Neil Wilensky TENNIS Sheldon Abramson Michael Barnell Richard Chakrin Curtis Graeber Howard Greenberg Christian Gruber William Howa rd Michael Jablon Lucien Jassy Peter Johnsen David Joseph Stanley Levine David Marcus Barney Noble William Schatz Peter Tashman David Zackheim Mark Zipkin CROSS COUNTRY Bill Barker Haward Brewi Steve Appell Charles Callier Mark Landy Roger Knight Gary Wallace Josh l evy lo rry Zalin Mitchel Shapiro Don Schroer Jim Mc.Mu rra y Gabe Yankowitz ��J: N T R A M u R A L 38 �SPOR TS 39 �40 �THE RISE OF FALL 41 ��•r~1' 47 ��50 �~- 51 ��John H. Abrams Gwen Adamson Marlon Albentein Carol Anthony Frank Appell �Joon Berkowitz Virginia Baker Frances Balcom Ruth Barnes Suzanne Best Ohonnes Bezazian Jessica M. Borneman �Frederick Chalfy Claudia Chaska Diane Clemente Candace Cohen Deborah ~n Margaret Conftlln Richard Calvin Dennis Carson • �Carole Cornelius Marilyn Corwin Linda Cordaro Lorraine Connor George Contemanolis Robin Crickman David Crowe Paul Darnell �David Fass Stephen Foulk Glenn Eisenstein Judith Elterman Catherine Della Penta Marilyn Denato Linda Dickinson lfalph Distin Candace Duncan Randy B. Ehrenberg ��Diane Herdman �Iris Karath Stephen Katz Carolyn C. Kelly Marianne Kirchner \amae Ko '\idith Koron: Gail aco Harriet Jasik Lynne Jennings Eileen Jones �-• • • Debfti Kowaloff Helen Kowalski Carol Lamond Gary Len-=o �Rita Levitz Ronald Linden Janice Little �Florence Mayer Diane Michael hester Mills. Betty Nordwind Carol Clicker Frances Ondrako �Betty Pearson Keith Peterson Cathy Piza Harry Pass Ilene Pearl Craig O'Neill Carolyn Onysyk Wendy Poland Patricio Pontecorvo �Ellen Reid Bernice Robins Stephen Popo lizio Evelyn Popp er Peter Quic k Gary Rogers Koren Rosenberg Richard Ross Marg ot Rabiner Frances Rabi nowi tz John Radigan Kathleen Reynolds �Laverne Schnare Philip Savath Laurie Schaffer Sylvia Schlusselberg Joel Schwartz �Marla Schwartz Stewart Shapiro Victor Shapiro Meris Skulnik Rhona Smolian �Sheron Stokes Joyce Strazzabosco Koren Streisand Patricio Sullivan Ida Sperr Lise Steinberg �• Arthur Tobias Timothy Tocher Nancy Traver Linda Wei Nancy We �Elaine Wolff Neil Weisbrod Janet Williams Stephanie Win �77 ��Susan Agin Richard Allen Carolyn Anderson �•• Stuart Bochner -- =----- ~ -- �Robert Cronin Hamaury Cruz .Stephen Coleman Rosemary Coveney Charles Craig �Mork Fleithfr Dorothy Fischer Howar<r Flaxman Randall fadem Arthur Feuentein Elizabeth Fink �Marion Frtedenreleb, Coty Friedman Gtor- frotQg lttthard Fusto Mark Forman �And~ Hamilton Edward Hart Anthony Heller David Horrocks Alan Goffa Katherine Gruber Louis Gurman ��Harvey Landress Alan Krebs Suzanne Lagasse Cynthia Land Michael Leban Gail Lefton Jack Levine Ned Levine Renee Levinger �Louise Macleod Roderick MacRae John Mahoney Diane Levy Norman Levy 0 Lawrence Manheim Renee Martello Pamela Mash �William Mills Corrine Muldoon Michael Nash Carol McAvoy Andrea McCabe Mtshana NCube Bradford Novak Patricia Olmstead ��e Michael Rice �Robert Sea Roberta Sil¥ Judith Sincl Phyllis Sitver �Martha Stanton Jay Stein Geoffrey Strauss Jomes Toft Lenord Smith ��98 �99 �...., r'""••, I -.."'-~--· - - ...... ,J ... I I 1 4 pl A'OOSEVEU HAU HINMAN DINING HAU D 00M l s1u row r-•• I •-----. I I I STAQIUM I L_.:------' J fUfU H MEN S GY MNA SIUM SOCCU flllO STATE UNIVERSITY of NEW YORK at BINGHAMTON HARPUR COLLEGE " ... • •c::::z:c:c:c::c:c:c:::i - - e1NGHAM10N , ,., V EST Al 100 WAY lASI \ r \\ .s Ml • lN01ron , ,., - ��~. Hugh Bagatelle Lowell Borek William Barker Alan Barnett Michael Begleiter �Michael Bralower Julie Detar Buckland ��Dennis Fenlchel Lincla Flshkin Ray French Richard Fuller Mary Gamin Marie Gavazzi Ronald Goldfinger Charles Gordon �Esme Hochbaum Michael Hamburger Gregory Hanna Alan Horris Marc Heller Carol Herman �Peter Johnsen Lorraine Josifek Jerome Kaplan Lorraine Kroposki Jeffrey Leblang Robert Holzhauer Alan Kenien Geraldine Knoll �Betty Leibowitz Mart- Leitner Hdrv')l Uhdenbaum Danfftl 'tfppiner Bruce u,,-. ��Peggy Opper Joseph Platt Alison Nosh ". .......'. .·. •- ....t-' ~ - ' . �Richard Schanler Wayne Schriever �Jeffray Smoller Keith Stanger Marilyn Stepnoslcl ��Robert Yudiskas Carol Welftbe rg Richard Wieczorek David Winston Patrida Woellmer Vicki Wolf Patricio Woodworth �..... ��126 ��: '! . :. ... _~. . :... ·<' ' .. .. + ~- ' • • ~· .. :· ·- - " ' .. �OJ1JJ ��David's That the tradition of "Stepping-on-the Coot" is a sacred and aweful tradition hos by now been accepted by all of th e diverse peoples of the Southern Tier. However, recent research hos shown that the ceremony hos the profoundest of religious import, and is deeply connected, not only with the creation of Horpur but with the nature of the city of Binghamton. I ho ve recently found this Biblical fragment which seems to me to be conclusive proof of the aweful post of Ste pping -on- the-Coot. And the re were a people that knew not of God 's name, nor knew they of spring. Ar ~ these people lived on the banks of the Chenango and on the Southern Tier, in the City of Binghamton, which men knew as "The Plattsburg of the South." And the people of Binghamton were wicked in the eyes of the Lord. For they hod forgotten the harp and the psalm, they hod forgotten good taste and the beauties of unoging intellect, but instead did they listen liscentiously to wicked music and base thoughts. And wanton was their love of Liberace and Lawrence Welk, and wanton was their love of Hermon Wouk . And th e people of Binghamton were they veritable Goliaths among Phillistines, and were they dange rous and warlike too, and many were the thousands their warrior-attorney hod slain with the mind of on ass. And in eve ry oreo did they forsake the ways of the Lord. And God sow that the wickedness of Binghamton was great and that the thoughts of their hearts were always towards evil and it grieved the Lord that He hod mode the city. And the Lord said, "I will smite Binghamton from the face of the earth, for it repenteth Me that I hove mode it." But Lawrence of Krestl e found grace in the eyes of the Lord. And God said unto Lawrence, "The en d of the Triple Cities is upon thee." " But make thee on ark of culture, and make it of brick; and dorms make thee in the ark, and coll it Horpur." And the ark it was ugly, it was exceedingly ugly, yea in off creation was there no rival for it in things vile to look ot. And the Lord said, " Behold I, even I, con toke no more of Binghamton, and I shall bring a winte r that will destroy all of the cross and the vulgar, and wherever there is the breath of stupidity, yea that too sha ll die." " But with thee Lawrence I make o convenont, and with eve ry living thing of flesh will I keep in your ark of Horpur so that beauty and variation shall not die from th e Southern Tier." And Lawrence took severa l of all living things. And took he from the pla ins of New York City the wild Bronx J ew. And the wild Bronx Jew did toke poorly to captivity and he pined away in a great meeting room of the ark and took he nothing into him but gross. And took he also several of the upstate prim itives, terrified littl e things whom the Lord hod called, "The beasts who ore burdensome." And took he severa l of all the bea sts of the field and of the peopl es of the earth so that only the crass would die out. And the Lord gave unto Harpur food and drink, the distribution of which He, in His wisdom, con cessioned to A.R.A. Sloter. But the food was bitte r and sickene d some, and life on the ark was hard. And the winter lasted it 16 years, and all the culture which the Lord despised died from the face of Binghamton, and Liberace came no more and there was no more music, and Norman Vincent Peale spoke no more, and there was no more thought. And the snow prevailed and Lawrence only re main ed alive and they that were with him in the ark. And then the Lord become assuaged and the winte r stopped. And Lawrence sent a dove out of the ark, and sent he students to live off campus, and they became fruitful and multiplied. And the Lord said to Lawrence, who was now in his eight hundred and sixty year, 'Yeo , he re is my s ign that I shall never destroy Binghamton again, or at least in the forseeable future." And Lawrence looked up to the heavens and saw a coat-that coat, the stepping coat, my brethren. And the Lord said, "Whenever there is winter I shall send my coat and you shall step on it and that sha ll be my sign that th ere again will be spring and happiness and that the ea rth sha ll be plentiful with grass." And the Lord said, "Yeo, shall you make a holy rite of the sign, and shall you appoint a high priest, and hove a yearly ceremony, and you shall co ll the day, "Stepping-on-th e-coat-day," and you sha ll keep it holy and cut classes." And God saw what He had done, and saw that it was good, or at any rate mediocre, and bade his children live in peace." �Philly Joe 's President Dearing, Dean Belniak, Dean Gordon, Department heads, Heads of the Departments, honored guests, representatives of the media, members of the faculty, faculty members, fellow students and friends. We are here today to celebrate an occasion of great importance to you all. It is a time of rebirth, a time of new awakening, when flowers emerge from the dead soil and bodies emerge from beneath the heavy layers of winter clothing. A miracle has occurred and we are in the midst of it. look around you, you can see that it is true-once again after the winter of our discontent there is, once more, there is grass on the Harpur campus. For this is Stepping-on-the- Coat, the time to cast off the shackles of old man winter and greet the virgin spring. In the past great scholars have traced the ceremony through its literary history. Today, I would like to try to discover the origins of our rite in similar ceremonies of the past. Norman 0. Brown suggests the entymological aproach and this is the method that I will employ. Perhaps the earliest known ceremony in our country is the Arthurian rite celebrating the spring. After long winters in Camelot, when bathing was impossible, the lords and ladies would immerse themselves in the ritual outdoor bath. This is the famous Stepping-in-the-M oat ceremony of legend. Other scholars argue for the Indian strangulation cults as our ancestors, the dread Stepping-onthe Throat ceremony. More recently, a theory has emerged that today's ceremony began during the Serbo-Croatian war, when the Serbs' official policy of aggression was called Stepping-on-the- Croat. let us not forget the sodomic rites of the North Owego natives of slipping in goat, or the ceremony of the Italian immigrants of Stepping-off-the- Boat. And how can any survey be complete without mentioning the N.Y. Times crosword puzzle of April 11 , 1956-you all remember I'm sure the day- 'crushing testicles, abbr." - the answer - Stepping-on-theScroat. Last month, Dr. Pricsislk Wezardinik in his 3 page pamphlet; 'A Complete Survey of Polish History, literature, and Culture," exposed the connection between our ceremony today ond the Polish spring festival as on error by the translators (themselves Polish. ) Instead of Wshklyuk, stepping, Rydlwcz or the Grblynceeech -coot, the true ceremony wos Wsklyuk, stepping, Rydlwcz-on the Grb/yneeech-g orbage -well, don't look at me, it's their ceremony. Personally, I feel that the only true ancestor of today's festivities is the famous stepping on the coat ceremony performed by Queen Elizabeth and Sir Wolter Raleigh. In any case, spring has come, my friends, the weather is worm to stay. Cast off your coots ond step upon them, and in doing so revel in your archetypes, your ancestors, whoever they may be and step and the world steps with you. ��services for youth �win nie the poo h • -- �GOLi ARDS Ed Avery-Pres. (Spring) Sandy Clark Charlie Callier-Sec. (Spring) Roberr Corcoran Frank DiPietra Jack Donovan Paul Fitzpatrick Steve Frolow Richard Fusco-V.P. (Fall) Jeff Goldberger Tony Heller George Hirko-Sec. (Fall) Steve Katz Steve Kernkraut John Mahoney-V.P. (Spring) Keith Markman Al Mason Steve Millheiser Danny Pozner-Tre as. (Spring) Ste ve Remme John Ricardello-Sgt. ot Arms (Foll) Mike Rice-Pres. (Fall) Sal Rubino Al Sounders Soul Sarney John Wasielewski Howie Yogermon-Sgt. o t Arms (Spring) DEMETREANS Lee Antmon Mike Borth Andy Berler Joy Bloomfield-ls! V.P (Foll) Mike Blumenthol-1 st V P. (Spring) Dovid Bromberg-Treas. (Fol l) Marty Feinberg Steve Feldman Bob Fellman Howie Flaxman Mark Farman-2nd V.P. Al Fronk-;-Pres. Emeritus Marty Gamliel Mike Halperin-Corres. Sec. Noel Hermele Bob Holzhauer-Pres. Larry Keller Harvey Lindenbaum Greg Mourer- Treas. (Spring) Les Marion Jim McSparron Larry Mintzer Barry Nage l lro Nordlicht-Rec. Sec. (Spring) Bruce Saal Willy Schatz-1st V.P. (Spring) Dennis Shikaly Ed Snyder-2nd V.P. Emeritus Steve Weiss Harry Weissblatt-Sgt. at Arms (Fall) �TAU Dick Allen Bob Barnett John Becker Jerry Bogortz Steve Colemon George Contemono lis-Treos. Charlie DeBree Je"e Decker Gory Fidelmon Gory Houpt Craig Jacobsen Mike Johnson Roger Kotz Marc Kaufman-S ec. Mike Klein Harvey Kutz Tom landers Joshua levy Rick Longhurst-V .P. Rick MocRoe Howie Mandel Bill Powell-Pre s. Poul Robbins Jim Ryon Andy Semeiks-Pl edgemosler Bob Semon Gil Sperry John Thompson Earle Thurston Bob Vawter Dick Wieczorek Fronk Zetelski BACCACIA William Barker Don Borton Bob Begnoche John Boylan-Flo wer Chairman Jim Cordi Charles Craig-Pres. Bill Crepe! Richa rd Donohue Steve Drosdek Rollin Fe uenden-V.P. Ken Firestein Ed Ginsburg Fronk Hogelberg- Sec. David Horrocks- Trec•. Jeff Leblong-Sg t. at Arms Don Markle Corl Muldner Doug Redfield Fred Santo-Parli amentarian Richard Schonlcr Steven Schein-Ple dgemoster Ed Vlosky Steve Vrooman Tom Walsh Dick Weymouth ------- �APO Mark Barth-Pledgemaster Elliot Berman-Sec. Richard Block Nick Defazio Fred Forman-Treas. Dove Fry-Service Chairman Alan Gaylord Mitch Katz Al Kenien Mike Leana Brant Maltby Thom McFarland Rick Michalak-Social Chairman Elliot Schwam-Pres. Bill Smith Lee Sprissler Jim Swierkocz John Trazino-Advisor Hal VanWart Bruce Wasserman-Advisor John Wolff EDYMIONS Bob Ka•enkamp-Social Chairman Lenny Kanerek Stu Mandel Dan Rocco Jeff Kornstein Jeff Rockman Rick Gordon Horris Levine John Marotta-Sgt. at Arms Tom Moxson-Athletic Dir. Walt Pupko Lenny Smith Denis Abrahams Jomes Romano Jerry Hirsch John Kelemen Jerry Schwartz Irv Schwartz John Yanchus Matt Vittucci Dave Hall-Se c. Leroy Irving Bill Strothman Ron Aigen Dick Shumway Keith Sherwood John Marra Marty Kera-T recs. Bert Knorr-V.P. Dave Thaanom Ken Peress Ted Kizansky Jim Zuckerman Rich Oxhondler-Pres. �ADELPH I Steve Abrams Al Barnett Steve " Bookie" Berl ont Donny Besser-Pres. Jerome Chermak Glenn Eisenstein lorry Goinen George Ginsberg <\Ion He itner Anthony ''TK" Kornheiser Norman Levy Corl Lucio Jon Purgess Alon Schildkrout Alfred Schwarzenberg Woyne Srebnick Moury Weisel STO Horris Hornick-Pres. Stephen Corey-V.P. Warren Karp-Sec. William McMann-Treos. Monie Silver l i?ster Steinman Robert Runes Ronald G ilcris! Homoury Cruz Marc Leitner ODEANS Hugh Bagatelle-Pres. (S pring) Terry Howell David Joseph Phi l Teplitsky David Oberhond Richard Chokrin Mork Bower Clemente D' Alessio Ned Cronin Carmac Conohon Jeff Adams Chris Scoville Rick Porker Jim McMurray Bob Seamon Lorry Ratkin Arnie Schwartz J eff Smaller Donny Lippiner-Pres. (Fall) Phil Stewicki Neil Weisbred Tony Cleaver Alan Charlap l.F.C. Richard Oxhandler Bill Powell Bob Holzhauer Chuck Craig Horris Horn ick Dan Besser Donny lippiner Mike Rice ��157 �ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY CAMPUS BIBLE FELLOWSHIP Linda Crane Chris Gresham Pete Johnson Barry Liesch Dale Sharer Dick Squires Henry Virkler Al Weise Brenda Wield Pam Yeske CINEMA CLUB Chester Mills Donald Gutman Harry Thomas Robert Marcus Gary Miller Jeffrey Porasoff Mark Sadacca Harold Babcock Sam Dolge Pat O'Neil Alan Kluger John Rathschmidt Michael Bratt Andrew Mihok Jeffrey Ross Jeffrey Delin CLARENDON Michael Bloom Ken Diesla Hank Kune Molly Peacock Ellen Schur Bruce Serlen-Editor Stephen Winter COLONIAL NEWS Bill Clark-Business Frank Hagelberg-News Tony Kornheiser-Sports Julian Shapiro-Features John Simpson-Editor-in-Chief Stan Werb-Features 158 �COLONIA L PLAYERS Marion Alberstein Ginny Baker Mark Bauman Martha Baumstein Paul Black Mark Boujikian Fred Chalfy Candace Cohen Jef Dershin Pamela DeSie Judi Elterman Stephen Feld Susan Feldbaue r Dorothea Ferguson Susan Genis Stephen Gettlieb David Hammer Alice Hayes Mary Beth Hoban-P resident Roberta Hollande r Louis Giambalv e David Jacobson Teresann Joseph Marianne Kirchner Judy Koren Jay Kotcher Harriet Krein Martha Lazar Betty Liebowitz Ross London Edward Marion- Producer, Spring Revue Pamela Mash Ann Mayer Joan McDonou gh Timothy Miles Patricia Owens-S ecretary Gary Raucher- Chairman of One Acts Philip Savath-V ice President Laurie Schaffer John Schryver -Treasure r Schwartz Irv Schwartz Marilyn Eugene Silver William Smith Alida Stahl Karen Streisand - Member-a t-Large 159 �COLONIAL PLAYERS (con't) Melody Taylor Sherry Teitelbaum Donna Tunkel Will Volnak Susan Weiner Bonnie Werthman Irene Zeller 1968 COLONIST Mara Alper Ellis Barowsky-Photography Charlene Cerny Rosemary De Neve Ronnie Goldfinger Mary Beth Hoban-Business Manager Shelly Katowitz Katherine Kinsky Ruth Klein Larry Lynn Pamela Mash Ida Sperr Karen Streisand-Editor-in-Chief Alan Vietze Douglas Vitarius Bonnie Werthman-Art Editor DANCE GROUP Ruth Barnes-President (Fall) Sara Barsel Betsy Bott Fred Chalfy Violet Chang Candy Cohen Deborah Cohen-Secretary (Fall) Karen Clark Jef Dershin Elizabeth Diroff Leah Deland Pamela DeSio Cynthia Gilchrist Laura Grabelsky Pamela Mash Tim Miles Michael Pecora Joan Rapkin-Honorary Nancy Rosenstreich-President (Spring) Phil Savath Vivienne Sernaque Leah Shatavsky 160 �DANCE GROUP (Con't) Enid Silverman Victor Simon Laura Slimowicz-Secre1ary (Spring) Gail Weiss Barbara Zimbel DELTA SIGMA RHO-TAU KAPPA ALPHA Laurence Rotkin-President Louis Gurman-Vice President Bruce Bell-Historian Irwin Romaner-Parlamentarian Mark Schattner-Sect.-T reas. Harvey Landress DEMOCRATIC-LIBERAL CLUB Lawrence Avallone Ken Elstein Rita Fishman Jody Fox Paula Goodman Carl Hantman Kathy Jarvis Jim Leighton Luke Oberle Ralph Pernick Jeffrey Ross Lisa Rosenberg-President Rick Weissman Jeffrey Power-Vice President Jana Allen-Secretary-Treasurer Laurel Binder-Corrs. Sect. FRENCH C:..IJB Pam Denty-Secretary Gieji Graner Robert Mayer Barry Schneider Ira Sch litt-President GALLERY COMMITTEE Ruth Barnes M. Lorraine Conner rose Mary DeNeve Michael Gerston Rochelle Friedman Catherine Hall Iqbal Hassan Maria Hazilla Joe Jantz Jesse Kalfel-Co-Chairman Melanie Kenton 161 �GALLERY COMMITTEE (Con' t) Darryllin Kiken Beverly Kune Janet Kurz Ann Milligan John Peluse Kathleen Reynolds Steve Rosen Carol-Aynn Rossel Robert Rothchild R. Rowalcki Melanie Rukin Ida Sperr Jack Sherman-Chairman Ellen Small Robert Sparacin Ivy Steinberg Rick Stewart Pat Sullivan Douglas Vitarius Linda Walgate Nancy Wallach Bonnie Werthman GIRLS SERVICE SORORITY Ann Bitteker Reva Cohen-Historian Margaret Cosgrove Candace Duncan Judi Elterman Donna Hollen Lois Jackson Lorraine Jesifek Kathleen Keely-1st. Vice President Lourice Kenien-Alumni Secretary Betty Liebewitz-President Barbara Martin Alison Nash Marion Nydam Mary Ann O'Reilly Patricia Owens Valerie Sheske Judie Sinclair Kathryn Stagl-Treasurer Elizabeth Vallone-Secretary Susan Villani-2nd. Vice President Sylvia Wolf 162 �GALLERY COMMITTEE (Con't) Darryllin Kiken Beverly Kune Janet Kurz Ann Milligan John Peluse Kathleen Reynolds Steve Rosen Carol-Aynn Rossel Robert Rothchild R. Rowalcki Melanie Rukin Ida Sperr Jack Sherman-Chairman Ellen Small Robert Sparacin Ivy Steinberg Rick Stewart Pat Sullivan Douglas Vitarius Linda Walgate Nancy Wallach Bonnie Worthman GIRLS SERVICE SORORITY Ann Bitteker Reva Cohen-Historian Margaret Cosgrove Candace Duncan Judi Elterman Donna Hollen Lois Jackson Lorraine Jesifek Kathleen Keely-1st. Vice President Lourice Kenien- Alumni Secretary Betty liebewitz- President Barbara Martin Alison Nash Marion Nydam Mary Ann O'Reilly Patricia Owens Valerie Sheske Judie Sinclair Kathryn Stagl- Treasurer Elizabeth Vallone-Secretary Susan Villani-2nd. Vice President Sylvia Wolf 162 �HARPUR REVIEW Peter Weber-Editor-in-Chief Honk Kune Camille Paglio ICTHUS Donald Alexander Karen Bardossi James Barnes Mary Berleth Linda Crane Paul Darnell Diane Decker Stephen Foulk Linda Greatsinger Sharon Haber Penn Moulton Paul Noel John Ratigan Cheryl Sarnowski Richard Sharp Martha Stanton Linda Stiles Grant Sullivan Lynn Takas Barbara Thayer Anita Wells Brenda Wield Linda Wigner Patricio Woodworth Pamela Yeske JEWISH FELLOWSHIP Zvi Klopett-Co-President Jeff Kostick-Treasurer Beth Obstgarten-Secretary Paul Ornstein-President JUDO CLUB Douglas Cary-Treasurer William Luis-Vice President Don Markle Brian O'Connell Laurance Rotkin-President Robert Saunders-Secretary OUTING CLUB Tom Blecher Mike Bloom Mary Brock Joe Decillis Rich Elrauch 163 �OUTING CLUB (Con't) Ken Firestein Bernice Gottschalk-Secretary Nancy Hart Mark Haven Sue Hohenstein Jayne Kaplan Debbie Kaufman Al Kenien Alison Nash-President Pat Schad Marvin Selsky Elizabeth Settel John Simpson Barbara Stanby Ruth Weiner Chuch Pettus Sue Weiss Rich Wertheimer Roy Winnick Sylvia Wolf Cheryl Zwart Edythe Swid STUDENT CENTER BOARD Mike Barnett-Chairman Reva Cohen George Contemanolis Lorraine Hom-Treasurer Darryllin Kiken- Secretary Steven Laxer Ken Levin Sharon Lewin Robin Orden Stewart Reif-Vice-Chairman Seth Roberts Douglas Vitarius Doris Weigel Marty Zimelis STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY Mike Bornstein- Treasurer Andy Chertow Mindy Duitz- Secretary Kathy Jarvis-Vice President Mark Kowitt Judy Schub-Chairman of Steering Comm. Tim Smith- President Bob Velasquez 164 �SERVICES FOR YOUTH Melody Hope Taylor-President Chris Gruber Alex Huppe George Grupsmith Artie Homer Martin Brecher Larry Lynn Pat Tilles Harriet Jasik David Hammer Mindy Duitz Debby Kawa loff Dave Fass Shelly Katowitz Carol Goldberg WHRW Alan Harris-General Manager Charles Gordon-Program Director Zvi Klopott-Treasurer Harry Waisblatt-Technical Director Christopher Neuzil-News Erica Stern-Traffic Manager Richard Alpera-Sports Gary Lemco-Classical Music Judi Elterman-Popular Music Ronni Meyers Steve Elman Cherie Vick-Librarian Sheila Cogen-Program Giude Lorraine Hom-Secretary to the Board WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Carol Weinberg-President Sue Krebs-Vice President Debi Hondorf-Secretary Alison Lanza Bonnie Bohne Diane Courter Janet Merrick Beth Soule Kathy Hogue Cathy Dellapenta Nancy Traver Sandy Cohen Kathy McCarthy Marcia Davies Janice Tuller Bernice Mednick Janice Zebel 165 ��SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHN H . ABRAMS 173-14 Jewel Ave. Flushing, N .Y literature Soccer Team, Va rsity Club. President Outing Club. letter; President Outing BARBARA ABRAMSON 300 E. 40 St New York, N .Y. GWENYTH MARGARET ADAMSON 15 S. So~on Ave. Bay Share, N. Y. English l iterature Judicial Board (Whitney Holl ); Timer-Swimming and Tra ck ; library Committee; Central App"?"ollote 4 semesters ; Constitution Committ ee; Boord PAUL ANDERSON 1341/2 Linderman Ave Kingsto n, N.Y. 12401 JAMES G. BARCOMB 2417 Monhollen D Endwoll, N .Y BARBARA JANE ANDREN 107-49 111 St. Richmond Hill, N.Y. Sociology Dorm Council LOWELL BAREK 73 17 17B St. Flushing, N.Y. JOYCE E. ANTES 11 Crocker Ave. Johnson City, N.Y Mathematics Spring Trock; Cross Country; Folk Music Sociery~ Whitney Dorm Council; O'Connor Council; Most CAROL A. ANTHONY 2 Meadow Rood Montrose, N .Y. Philosophy Improved Horpur College Choir., Sec.; Deon s list; Endicott Newing College Judicial Blood Drive; Deon's List. Dorm Judicial Boord; HAROLD ADLER 20 Bogardus Ploce New York, N.Y. Fe llowship Nominee; Charter Member T E.A.S '' Every Time my car doesn't start I'm convinced Board; Whitney Dorm Council; W oodrow Wilson that it's o divine sign that H orpur hos mode me paranoid. To those who lived through this paranoia in spring '67, especially m y companions al Westover's, I thank you, B.Q DAVID JOSEPH AFRICK 144-53 Collidge Ave. Jama ica, N .Y. 11435 FRANK APPELL 99 Ook St. Walde n, N.Y. Physics SUSAN AGIN 2709 Oceon Ave. Brooklyn, N .Y. 11229 CARL ARMSTRONG Rome, N.Y. EDGAR NORMAN A VERY 6B-4 l Groton Street Forest Hills, N.Y . 11375 MARION ALB'ERSTEIN 1815 East 17 St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Eng lish and Gen eral literature Dorm Council; lnterdorm Council; Sargent at Arms and Vice-President of Goliords; Dorm CoJn selor; Captain of Varsity Swim Tf'om; Faculty· Student Athletic Commitree. " The opportunities of o personality chameleon were numerous. I didn't just eye the world I com· idol idyl. I hod to listen to Th e H usrler" 0 cool" in plain about his not writing anything literature Colonial Players; Dean 's list; Moi l Roo m DENN IS LEE ALLEN 556 Front St. Bingham ton, N .Y. Chemistry this years yeor bok . Good luck to The lmpero ls, Ackley, and the D .D .D." Church Cho; •• lfospital Orderly. ERICA LYNN ALLEN 53 Halstead Ave. Yonkers, N .Y. 10704 Spanish lang\Joge end literature. For eign Students Commirree; Timer-Swim, Track =~d Teams; Country Cross change Program with Spanish Club; Ex- Universi ty of Puerto Rico 1965-66. " Por Finl" '' Thank you, reguloting dear dorm. administrators, Deon's list. HUGH BAGATELLE 1310 E. 54 St. Brooklyn, N .Y. 11234 ELIZABETH RAE BAILEY Rte. 1, Bo>< 196 Bogalusa, Louisiana Politica l Science Political Science TAU BARBAR BACKER 66 W . Gunhill Rd . New York. N .Y Eng lish Mathematics Odeon Society RICHARD HULL ALLEN (Dicker A) 10 Morrison Ave Plattsburgh, N .Y. for th e I thoroug hly enjoyed self- pulling VIRGINIA BAKER ,Ginny the wool over your eyes." 7 Bird Place White Plains, N Y MICHAEL E. ALLIGER 136 Snug Haven Ct. English literature Tonawanda, N . Y. reworded by a English Deon's List; Po stal Cle rk . History U.S.G. Advocate, Rec. Sec.; U S.G C.N; M.S F., lcthus; Student counselor. I dappled in the Arts and in U.S.G., ond wns con testant state of exhaustion " "For the beau ty of the mud, for the splendor of S.C.B.i U.S.G.; Broome Dorm Council Presidrnti Adelpni Men's Social Club Treasurer. Student Counselor. ROBERT EDW A RD BARNETT 52511 St W Babylon, N.Y Political Science TAU ELLIS I. BAROWSKY 5639 Notherland Ave Bronx 71, NY Political Science Yearbook; C. N. ; WHRW; SFY JAMES L. BAUER 67 -70 Groton Forest Hills. N.Y Political Scit-t'lce Deon'., list; Student Counselor; Tronsportorion IM; Undergraduate AHistontship C">mmittee; Political Science Oopt "No thing is important Except what is l'!"orned first hand " MARK T BAUMAN 1451 2 Helen St Bing hamton, N. Y JOHN R. BECKER 220 Oakdale Rd Johnson City, N Y DAVID A BEERS 270 Margaret St Johnson City, N Y MICHAEL L. BEGLEITER Bl3 44 St Brooklyn, N Y Biology FRANCES BALCOM 207 Woshingtc n Ave. Rensselaer 3, N.Y VIVIAN BENDER RD. l Foyettev;lle, N Y ELIZABETH BALDWIN RD 1 Hor an Rd . Vestal, NY. JOAN BERKOWITZ 204 15 Foothill Ave Holl is, NY BYRON BARCLAY 146 Cuyler St. Palmyra, N.Y 35 Antlers Dr Brentwood, .N.Y. History Newman Club S.D C. ALAN J BARNETT 29B2 Bayport Court Wontogh, NY Psychology BARBARA ANN ANDERSON 67-25 Exeter- Street Forest Hills, N.Y. 80 Madison ·Ave. Who (Jim1 Deon's lis t; Blood Drivf". CAROLYN ANDERSON Who ' s 105 John St. Chittenange, N Y 13037 " Of the System: It is possible to cop out without dropping out." SFY Nursery School (trock ; JAM ES EDWARD BARNES II the slush, for construc-ti onmen galore, fo r exams with diet pills, for snack bar coffee. ond for the many fond rr.t morie s o f life and love. S.U N .Y at Binghamrcn, Hor pur CoU"!'ge, I rhonk you! " Mathematics 1967 Athlete Among Students in American Col leges ond Universities "67-'68 ; Honor Roll ; Boccocio You con get anything you wont at Alice's '.excep tin Alice Restaurant RUTH BARNES 219 W . 81 St. New York, N.Y. 10024 705 W. Liberty St. , Sociology Dean 's list; WHRW News Director; Judicial Board . WILLIAM BARKER (Bi ll, Pub"l 237 Sylvan Drive West Hempstead, N Y Dorm Council· lntromvccl 5oorts; SUZANNE BERNHARDT Rochester, N Y 169 �DANIEL BESSER NORMAN BRIER 9 Hill Ave. 2475 W . 16th St. Endicott, NY Philosophy ' l" President of Adelphi;_ Soccer. Te?m ~, Deans 1st Political Science 4 timer , Probation 4 times; Lion the lion" in Androcles & , d " I was probably Horpur s worsl actor on Germon student. toking 10 semester s here lo become polished in both fields probably this " The school is SUZANNE ELIZABETH BEST (Sue) R.F 0 . 1:4 Gouverneur hockey OHANNES BEZAZIAN 295 B Essex St. Hockensnock, N.J MICHAEL ONDERDONK BICE 8 Eoton Pl Binghamton, N Y Political Science " In eight semesters on fhe meal pion, I never once ate Sloter Jello." CANDACE H. COHEN (Candy) 121 Horlwell Rood Buffalo, NY. KATHLEEN JOANNE BUCKHOUT R.D =1 Jordonville, N Y Anthropology Theatr e Counselor-foll '67 ; Colonial Players; tionol Holl Progrom Committee-'66-67. HOWARD BURDICK 209 Hazelwood Ave. Syracuse, N .Y. CAROL BEA COHEN 26 Quinlan Ave. Staten lslond, N .Y. Rep ; Big Sister" <Jf Susauehonno Volley Home; Orientation Advisor; WRA Basketball ond Volleyball; CN; DemocrolicLiberal Club; USG Tavern; Ski Lodqe Comm. ; SCB Social Comm. ; Binqhamlon Bus Survey. '' I remember Horpur: o with its block out, qos main ond water pipe breaks. b wining o senior key os o freshman ond c · cutting qym S times in one seme1t er ond still possina. I'm glad I' m aroduoting ond to the rtst of Second Floor Central and th e Dregs, Good luck! " Economics Pre1ident of The Eternal New Society MICHAEL A. BURR Box 105 New Hampton, N.Y. Art Hi$tory Colonial Players; Thur-.doy Afternoon Drinking Society; Proprieter· 121 Parties- Nightly Rood Summer 1966 'After one flunk .out, 6 semesters on pro and two contracts I om happy to announce thot I hove finally " mode it". It hos been a true educational experience! '' Honors USG (Newing at Lorge Rep ; Pre>.-Chenonge Hall; Tree> Chenonge Hall; WHRW Pop Music Director; F.S A.; USG Finance ond Library Comm ; Dragon Society; Who' s Who . ; Permanent Honor Roll JOHN ANDREW BOCHNOVICH 14 Dayton St Biology ond Psychology Wrestling; Weightlifting. JEROLD BOGARTZ ("Jerry", " Bogie" ) 172-44 133rd Ave Jamaica, NY Physics Varsity Swimming; Varsity Track tcoptain ; TAU tvice pre1. ; American Institute of Physics. A borrowtr nor o lender be nor a member of the U.S. Army " HARVEY BORNFIELD 804 Hampton Ave. Schenectady, N Y. M eticulous Sickie" 1921 Olive Street STEPHEN FREDERICK COLEMAN ("Steve '', " Povey", " Toomey" Dorm Council; TAU , lntromurols; Deon s list; SFY Thonks to R., J ., l., C ., T., and B." Owego, N .Y. MARGARET CONKLIN 30 Chadwick Rd. Binghamton, N .Y. DAVID C . CAPETTINI 21B Hoyes Ave. Endicott, N. Y. LORRAINE M. CONNOR 237 N. Middletown Pearl River, N.Y. GEORGE G . CONTEMANOLIS 60·20 Wetherole St. Rego Pork, N.Y. Philosophy Colonist Stoff; nominated for Woodrow Wilson Scholarship. ' I toke ~reot pride in being per hops th e only male student ot Horpur wh never once, in his whole college career. wondered what he would look like with a beard '' " Scopin· , Threepenny Oper a MICHAEL BRALOWER 508 Rose lone Rockville Centre, NY MARTIN 8RECHER 11 Irving Place New Rochelle, N Y 10801 Political Science SFY Big Brother, Honor Roll linguistics Pres. TAU; ANTOINETTE MARIE CARLINEO ("Susie") Rt . .tt3 Corning, N .Y. English and General literature Vorsity Boseboll Teom; ' Peace on Eorth , JOHN CARRANO Rt. 1, Box 175 Freehold, N. Y DAVID J . COOPER (' Coop" 56 Seward lone, Green Ridge Chester, Penna. Hi1tory USG Advocate; USG Committees HARRIET M . COPPINS 704 Midvale Rd . Binghamton, N. Y. JAMES E. CARTER P.O . Box 91 Johnson , City, N.Y. JAMES DOUGLAS CAUSEY 20 Dellos Dr. Rochester, N .Y. Geology Intramural Football, Baseboll, Baskctboll, 8owling, judo; Geology Club, Math Club, the Bi,.,, tntromural Football, baseball, basketball, bowl. Judo Club, CPO. over Chenango, FREDERICK CHALFY 669 E. Olive St. long Beoch, N.Y. 11561 VIOLE CHANG CHING 3 Jen Al Street Tainan Toiwon, free Chino ALLAN GREGORY CHARLAP Wily Arob 109 Hoffman St. Elmira, N.Y. History Odeon Society vice pres. . I . do not hove to stay with you; the truth of 1t IS o you hove to stay with me." CLAUDIA CHASKA 927 North Roilrood Ave Stolen Island, NY 10306 Sponish Coptoin Varsity Soccer; Dragon Society; Student Center Boord; Presidenr' s Judicial lmplimentotion Com· mitree; Men's Judicial Boord; Student Counselor; Senior Committee. LINDA J . CERDA 14 Peorsoll Ave . Lynbrook, N .Y. Readi ng, Ptnnsylvonia Pol itical Science Civil Rights Club; Students for Democratic Com· Sec. USG; Women' s Recreation Assn ., Deon 1 s list; Student Counselor. 29 Morris Str eet Auburn, N. Y Sociology JAY E. CAMPBELL 80 Eost Ave. ' Broome shall never Triumph soys me and Mike Hoyt." BROOK A BOTVIN SANDRA S COHEN 121 Hartwell Rd . Buffolo, N .Y. English ond General literature Student Counselor; Secretary of Dance Group RICHARD CALVIN 102·00 Shore Front Porkway Rockowoy Pork, N .Y. 11694 Philosophy " The answer lies in thou!'' DENNIS JOHN CARSON (Oen, Denny) 215 Keller Avenue Kenmore 17, N.Y. English Johnson City, NY Hideous. DEBORAH HELEN COHN 33. 44 93rd St. Queens, NY. ROSITA CAREY 1388 Potters Blvd long Island, N. Y. STUART BOCHNER 726 Pine Ave. W Islip, NY. " Holy Mary, Holy Carol, Holy Bruce, Holy Steve, Holy Jim, Holy Lloyd, Holy the Unknown Bug· gered and Suffering Beggars Holy the Human Angels!" munity; FRANK CARAMANICA 39 Hubbard St. Cortland, N .Y. JAMES J BLOCH 226 Arthur Ave Johnson City, NY MARK BOUJIKIAN 130 West Main St Middletown, N Y English Inferno· LLOYD R. COHEN 2251 Plumb St. Brooklyn, N.Y. ALICE M. CACALA 59 Schiller St Binghamton, N. Y. SUSANNE GISELE BLEIBERG 2234 Wilson Ave. Bronx, N Y 10469 Sociology 170 DIANE CLEMENTE 141 Arkansas Or. Valley Stream, N.Y ALISON E. BUSHART 148 Ook St. Binghamton, N. Y. JOANNE BLEEZARDE 8 Madison Ave. R:oveno , NY American History ANTHONY CLEAVER 1352 Washington St Watertown, N .Y. EDWIN C . BROCK R 0 2 State St Skoneoteles, N .Y. English literature PAUL ~LACK 45-52 Auburndale lo. Flushing, N Y 11358 Geology WRAF· WHRW · Colonial Ployers; Geoloqy Club vice· Preso1; P~tron of Westever's; CPO vice pres )i me-mber of the Bin . Treas, DONALD V. CLARK 67 Bethoven St. Bingho mton, N.Y. MARGOT BRINN 16 Frances Or Westbury, N. Y. JOANNE M. BURNE 13 Hillside Ave. Binghamton, N.Y. RICHARD T. BISHOP 8 Goethe St Binghamton, N .Y. Council Brooklyn, N.Y. DONNA BROWN 201 Evergreen Vestal, N.Y N. Y Russian language and literature Deon' s list , Dorm Council ; g irls' field team; chorus Dorm STANLEY CHESLER 1448 E. 10th St. Brooklyn, N .Y. LINDA GRACE MARIA CORDARO (" Lin"' 280 Melrose Street Rochester, N .Y. English literature Folk Song Club. JAMES J . CORDI 5 Sherwood Blvd Owego, N .Y. COROLE JEAN CORNELIUS 17 57 Becker Street Schenectady, N .Y. Studio Art Deon's list MARILYN CORWIN West Side Ave . East Quogue, N. Y. MARGARET ALMA COSGROVE (Peggy) 22 Rose Ave. Harrison, N .Y. Physics Deon's list; Honor Roll; Newman Student As· sociotion; GSS (tl'eos.) ; Harpur College Student Chapter of the Am erican lnsriute of Physics t P1 es. ' i Or. lowore Dorm Council. ' I started the fi rst Annual Physics-Chem istry De pt. Snowball Fight Physics won )." Moy those who f ollo w get os much out of Horpur as I hove. Th ere is a greot deal to be found here if eoch student wou ld only make th e effort and o few sacrifiecs along th e way. Thank you Ha rp ur, for a wonderful b eginning " �ROSEMARY COVENEY 956 Lynn Dr. Volley Streom, N . Y. JEFFREY DERSHIN 1946 E 26 St Brooklyn, N .Y CHARLES GORDON CRAIG, J R. f" Hou") JACK F. DEUEL Box 423 Sidney, NY R D. itl Port Crone, NY. Political Science Pledgemoster, Bosketboll, trock; lntrom uro l Pintoplers. Varsi ty Boccocio; of President foolboll , sof tboll; JAMES ADAM CRAIG (Jim) 1034 Eugene Dr Sch•nectody, N .Y. Ch•mistry APO-vie .. pres. ; Vorisity qoff · Stud ~nt counselor, Svncronized Swimming, SCB committees; Ski Club; Deon's list WILLIAM CREPET Conol Rd . High Folls, N . Y Bristol, Conn Elections and Membership Dickinson College Academ ic Affairs, USG Political Committee· Affairs co'nstitutionol Revisions Committees; SCB and Winter Relotioni; rronsp~rta tion ; Campus Spring W eekend Committees; Dickinson Coll~9e Const1fu. Judiciary Committee ; Dickinson C~llege tion Committee; Jewish Fellowship; Math Club; CN Reporter ; Intro-mu rals · Director of Stanley Zelizer Memorial Fund From Brf'odth, Through depth, To perspective." FRANCIS H DISHAW 46 Boker St. Johnson City, N .Y. JUDITH ARDIENNE El TERMAN 59 Edqewood Dr. New Hyde Pork, N Y LINDA DICKINSON R.D. 3 Fulton, NY. ANGELA DIPACE Pin~ St 851 ~:~~~s GAil SUSAN DITKOFF 56 W . 180 St. N .Y.C. Psych o logy HAMAUqy ENER CRUZ 247 Northwenc~ Pre• Sponi<h Club : Pr•• C levelond Holl : Agossir Champlain Wrest ling Co•Jncil : Dorm Club , Copy Editor CN; WHRW stofl'; Vic• pres. Circle; Involvemen t Project; Dean's list; Community Binq State Hospitol Volunteer; Tutoring ( Inter· Rociol). Ontoloqy and con we not p11s h ohtt-od now? Let us blow , Dragon Society; list; Who s Who. GSS Sec and Pledgemistress ; WHRW.annour:ice r ond Pvpulor Music Director ; Volunteer ot Bing· Stote Hospi tal ; Orientati on Advisor ; homton Horpur College Choir; Volunteer at Susquehanna Volley Home; Collegium Mu1icum ; Colonial P!oy~ ' Threepenny Op~ra ' . Collegiate ,.n "Scapin Structure Comm.; Dorm Council Rep. ; Student Honors Recitols·vocal . 'A sincere thonk·yov. A wish for your hoppineu. And o smile." FRED LEWIS EPSTEIN 420 Westche ster Ave M oun t Ver non, N . Y CAROLYN DOBKIN 2980 Volentine Ave . New York, N .Y. Biology LAURA ERINGER 51 Euclid Ave Albony, NY Rf"lotions International Club; STO. ' If :nit1olly we enioved Politics Truth Co·Choirmon of New York Stole College Young Democrats; Orientation Adviser ; Choirnton ~f ROBERT DeVILlENEUVE 130-06 230th St Lourelton, N .Y. Rensseloer , N .Y. literature JOHN A . CRUTY 146 Woinwriaht Ave. Syracuse, N .Y. International Mothtmatiu Dragon Society; Deon's List; Chairman of Demo· erotic-liberal Club; Dickinson College Advoc~te; Campus New1 Director of WHRW , Recor~ing Sec., Regional Coordinator, Policy Committee RALPH WILLIAM DISTIN 1497 Third St ROBIN CRICKMA N 6 W. Mople Rd Gr eenlown, NY. Society: KENNETH E HSTEIN 2030 Eost 14th St Brooklyn, NY 11229 SAMUEL ROBERT DOLGOW 636 Brooklyn Ave. Brooklyn, N .Y. Political Science Dorm council; Deon's list. RANDALL FADEM 5 Clenl Rd. Greot Neck, N .Y. 51 Pin~ Street North Massapequa, N .Y. GARY EDWARD DOLPH 212 Cyndy Street Johnson City, N .Y. ROBERT S. FARBER 1125 East 36th St . Brooklyn, N .Y. MICHAEL DANILOFF 17 Patricio St Botany on the crea ti ve spark of our minds!" CLEMENTE DALESSIO Social Science JACK MAYO DANN 222 Acklev Ave. Johnson City, N .Y. Political Science WHRW WILLIAM DRANCtlAK 1205 Monor Entronce Endwell, N .Y. STEPHEN B FELDMAN 243·41 72 Ave . CANDACE LEE DUNCAN (CD, Condy Biology Demetreons-sect' y. ; Oeon' 1 lht; Honor Androcles and the lion" Bring me Anthony · the son of Godl" gollon kool ·oid red of from the third LINDA JOYCE DeBOER Suffern, N .Y. Sociology Dorm Council Rep. and Social Chairman; Dorm Binghamton State Hospital; Deon's List; Snow Queen 1967 " I will never forget : 1) the " soup-group" 2) all of the wonderful Goliords who worked so hord to make me Snow Queen, 3) how to wish on you know, 4) my very happy four years at Harpur." CHARLES WILLIAM DeBREE (Chuck ) 18 Brown Drive Pearl River , N . Y. Business Enterprise Deon's list; TAU Intramural Tarrytown, N .Y. Political Science Students Commi tte e; WH RW - progrom Foreign International directo;; Dorm Council; TOAD; Relotions Club; Who"• Who. R. P R " ANITA J . FISH 6 Kennedy St. Binghamton, N .Y. LINDA BARBARA FISHKIN 200 Eost 205th St New Hyde Pork, L I English USG; CN; SFY; Adelphi Men'• Socool Club Treasurer; Council Group; Colonial Student Association. MARILYN J . DE NATO 113 Lexington Pl. Utico, N .Y. Bronx, N.Y 23 Herbert Drive . 'Thanks to Krout and Gog for some stro1qht company to Adelphi ; T.K ; Vy und " Chico" in Carrol town. WRA; Newmon RICHARD A . ELRAIJCH 441 Oceon Pkwoy. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sociology Deon's list; Bing Psychology College Choir; Sec. Synchronired Swim Club; WRA Since entering these portols The goofs have is for sinking caused me doubt~ Yet, red brick 11 And the Rots have left me out. HOWARD R FLAXMAN 2741 E 2B St. Brooklyn, N Y. Gymnastics; Players; SFY: lntromurol Volleyba ll; softboll ; Doon' • list. JOHN A FIGLAN 133 Dovid Ave. Vostal. NY. W.B." Stay strong, TAU" Dorm Businen Enterprise Deon's list. Orientation Advisor I 11 never forget all of the tuna fish I hove eol cn while at Horpur. Thank you M .8 . and GLENN EISENSTEIN Dance ARTHUR FEUERSTEIN 407 Miller Ave Brooklyn, N Y BURTON LEONARD EDELSTEIN ( Burt) Follies; CATHERINE R. DELLAPENTA Circle Drive Colden, N.Y. ROLLIN FESSENDEN 181 Clevelond Dr . Bronx. NY. Biology Glee Club; Odeon Society ''Where there is o " Will", there is o " way". " I' ll tell Andy B. everything I knowl" DENNIS FENICHEl U75 Peopond Rd . North Bellmore, N Y DOROTHY FISCHER 65-24 171 St Flushing, N Y Sociology EVA EDELMAN 120 Gale Ploce 76 Crosman Terrace Rochester, N. Y. Sporh; Roll," Kenmore, NY Orientation Adviser . English Literature noor IRENE DURHAM WEBSTER 154 Mortling Ave works, People); Dougloston, N .Y. on to a ponty raid. " 7 Sylvon Woy really (Chinese Geology PENELOPE DAVIS (Penny ) 22V2 High St. Binghomton, N .Y. Sociology stars-i t Softboll M orningside Or. Ossining, N.Y Huntington, N.Y. Music Wind Ensemble· Orchestra; Woodwind Quintet , Young Republic~ns ; GSS; Dragon Society; Deon' s list. " I never hod so much fun os when I dumped o at ond SUSAN H. FELDBAUER 9 Jarvis Ct. Work Roms) Deon's list. " y loscio sur grottor dov'e lo ro9no " Larchmont, N .Y. ERIC DAVIS 221;, High St. Binghomton, N . Y. Volunteer execu tive Boord; I ntramural Football ( North Owego DANIEL DORIAN 47 Revere Rd. MARCIA G. DAVIES Von Dyke Rd . Delmor, N .Y. Sec.; SFY Boccocio. " Hove o Grog ." PAUL ROBERT DARNELL 2B69 Beebe Rd . N ewfone, N .Y. Enalish literature IXOUS; College Choir; M•n's Glee Club. Council DAVID FASS 150 Wellington Rd . Elmenl, NY Philosophy SOS; Civil Rights Club; Democrotic Lib orol Club; RICHARD FRANCIS DONOHUE Ditch ) 191 West 19th St Deer Pork, N.Y. Biology Binohomton, N .Y State Hospital Volunteer ; Political Science Deon' s li1'1; Vice Pres ., Treas . of Oemetreon Society; Inter re sidence Holl Judicial Boord. Outing Club. 171 �MARK STEWART FLEISHER 112 Bekeley Sq Suffern, N.Y Anthropology LARRY GAINEN little Pond Rood Hurl e yvi lle, N Y. ~.7~Y~~~~ ~~~~t~bronce MARY GAMIN RD . 2 Middl e port, N Y Stolls, Mung, Max , of Oaf, Ouggie , C. 8 ., Ox, "o ". Poper, R~isin, Rufus, Mango, Youth and. Iott but least, Snides. English literature French Club ' To Johnson City, N.Y SHIRLEY ANN GEHRIG Rt. 59 Tollman, N.Y. Sociology Accounting . Deon's list; Vice Pres Oemstreon Soc.; Jewish fellowship, lntromurols. I know almost everything that Feldman knows, because I just Knowl Ey-Eye-Ey-Eye-Oh, P. l.D.A.S., 8 .M.A. 1 S.M.B .• ore my degrees I was o member of the original Melba Marauders." Volunteer ot Binghamton Stoto Hospital. ''Eleven O 'clock and four o' c:lock ore English Literature Deon' s Lisi; URM. " John Cecconi and I did not hold up the Sky- BRIAN FRANCIS 2621 Palisades Ave. Bronx, NY. Kenmore, N .Y. LEON H. FRANK, Jr. 145 Brooks Ave . Vestal, N. Y Massena, N _Y. lark Diner." LOUIS GIAMBALVO 6 lisle Ave. Binghamton, N.Y. STEVEN GILBERT 196 Deerhurst Pkwy CYNTHIA GILCHRIEST 23 Grant St. PRISCILLA B. FRANK ''Pnscillo'', " Pris") 430B 56th St. Woodside, N.Y EDWARD GINSBURG 1590 Metropolitan Ave. French PAUL GITTLESON 6B-l0 174 St. Flushing, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. Dorm council; Carnival Chairman; SFY · Susque· honna Volley Home R.P R I Vive froncioJ Vivo ltoltol Vivo Februor)" Beauty and the Boost of sand And a Binghamton, N.Y. the CARYN GETTLER 1.42 Browers lone Roslyn Heights, N.Y. ROBERT W. GIBBS R.D . 1 Theresa, N.Y. groin of RONALD PAUL GREGOIRE 12 Schiller St. brightest times of the day." STEPHEN DAVID FOULK 29 N Buffalo Street Springfield, N.Y. Philo•ophy Methodist Student Fellow•hip; USG; IXOUE; Horpur College Choir ond Glee Club; Pholosophy Club. There is no science without fancy, and no art without facts ." (Vilodimir Nabokov ) in a GAIL FLORENCE GREENBAUM 1 Sunnyside Ave . Hempstead, N.Y. CN; SFY; USG; Neuchatel; Counselor•hip. " It's all over- now- I con beginl 11 ALAN C GAYLORD 11 Crocker Ave. MARK FORMAN (Forms) 2965 Morion Ave. Bronx 5B, N.Y. world RICHARD GREEN 15 Union Place Lynbrook , N .Y. MARIE l. GAVAZZI 321 Birch St. Ve stal, NY l YNN FORCH EIMER 136-10 72nd Ave Flushing, N .Y. a palm of your hand And Eternity in on hour. 11 Bloke " Auguries of Innocence" Huntington, N.Y. LOIS FLOYD R.D 2, Box 125 Loke George, N Y see heaven in a wild nower , Hold infinity in the EDWARD F. GARRISON 4 Broadview Drive CHARLES FLORANCE ~ . D I , Ahern Rd Binghamton, N Y 11 , 196B' Hurray fo1 19661' GERTRUDE JULIETTE GRANER ''Gigi" Box 35 North Branch, N .Y. 12766 MARTIN GITTER 35-40 75 St. Jackson Hts., N. Y. Biology DONALD GRIFFITHS 63 Tyler St. Freeport, N.Y RICHARD GROSS 9 Pleasant lone levittown, N.Y. KATHARINE GRUBER 2B5 Central Pork Wut New York, N.Y. LOUIS GURMAN 152 Hoypoth Rd. Bethpoge, N.Y. History President of Debate Society. JAMES S . HAGEN R.D . 1 Fulton, N.Y BRUCE HALLENBERG SB Solem Rd. Volleystreom, N.Y. NANCY ANN HALPER 96 Pork Dr. Eastchester, N.Y MICHAEL HALPERIN Holps ) 163 Jules Dr . Staten Island, N .Y. Economics Spanish language and Literature President - Whitney Dorm Council; Member Chenonge Dorm Council; Member and Corresponding sec.- Demetreon Society; Dean's list · Brooklyn, N Y CAROLYN JOYCE GLIBER Sociology 555 Bronx River Rood " Hoste la Vista! " ANN E. FRATANTONI 2035 E. 16 St. State Hospital Deon's list. ond Children s Home volunteer 1 Yonkers, New York History RAY JAMES FRENCH Box 56 Edwards, N.Y Biology Varsity Soccer; lntromurol Softball, and Bolleyboll; Counselorshop. Deon's list; Charier member of T.E .A.S. " Everyone knows Harpur so well that they don' t even question why I ' ve rushed through in three years. Basketball IRA GLUNTS 2225 Bronxwood Ave. New York, N.Y. RICHARD GRANT FRIED (Korostochev•ky 39 72 47th St. l.I. City, NY. ALAN A. GOFFA 66 Cleveland Ave. Binghamton, N. Y. English ond General literature Political Science Prosident Folk Dance Club (fun while it lo•tedl ; Treosurer· Harpur Film Production Society while it lasted ; Anthroposophicol Soci:;ty. Oh. to be in Yorkshire, now that. (fun MARK GOLDBERG 12 Scoview Avenue Northport, N.Y. English and General literature MARIAN LEA FRIEDENREICH 224 11 Hillside Ave Queens Village, N Y History Dorm Council. Residence Holl Key Committee. J•wish Fellowship CORY EDWARD FRIEDMAN Wynn Ct Mutrontown, R.F 0 Syouet, N .Y. History Treas USG; Chairman of Fre .shmon Orientation ; Member FSA ROBERT FRIEDMAN BOB Montgomery St Brooklyn, N .Y Chemistry Tenni s Team , Program. Student Coun selor; GEORGE FROBIG Bo x 191 Cincinnatus. NY RICHARD KENNETH FULLER (" Dick") 35 Murray St. Binghamton, N Y Psychology WHRW Pho Theta Koppa . RICHARD C . FUSCO 233 Willow St. Johnson C ity, N Y Political Science 172 Big Brother Vorsity Baseball. ' MICHAEL HAMBURGER 20 Post Ave. New York, N. Y. ANDREA HAMILTON Tuthill Rd. Blooming Grove, N .Y. DAVID SAUL HAMMER (Sledge) 840 Grand Concourse Bronx, N.Y. Chairman of one-acts-Colonial Players; Feature Editor of CN; participated in various ploys; Head of SFY Saturday Program; WHRW staff; Head of group to make movie; Capt. of I ntra- mural Baseball, Football and Soccer Teams. LESLIE HANDELSMAN 1412 McBride St. for Rockaway 91, N.Y. RONALD GOLDFINGER lOBB Eo•t lBO St. Bronx, N.Y. Biology Honor Roll; Dean' s list; Art Stoff of: Clarendon, MARTIN HANDFINGER 2430 Haring St. Brooklyn, N .Y. Horpur Review, Colonist '68 . 'Tho \.e at Horpvr know: " Mon must suffer to be wise." WRAF; WHRW-FM; Chenonge Dorm Council; Democratic-liberal Club; SFY. " Bless Johnson Holl Summer 1964. From KATHLYN HANA GOMULA Narrowness, and ness, to ? ." Sociology Shallowness, and Nearsighted. Regino lane Amsterdam. N.Y. English and General literature Deon' s list. ''Good Grief!" PATRICIA HELEN HANEY 764 Highland Ave. ALAN R. GOODSITE 1·14 Sortogo Te. Binghamton, N .Y. ALAN M. HARRIS 312 Surrey Drive New Rochelle, N. Y. Biology BARBARA GORDON 3215 Ave. H. Brooklyn 10, N.Y. ~9~7'1BWRAF-AM ; General Manager WHRW- FM CHARLES ALAN GORDON 320 Wilson St. West Hempstead, N. Y. 11552 Chemistry WHRW Chief Engineer, Chief Announcer. Program Oireclor; Judicial Boord; Men's Judicial Boord; Orientation Advisor; Chemistry lnde. pendent Work ' 'Harpur college is not Dead ." Kenmore, N.Y. English Eng ineer, announcer, board of direc-tors mem- "I. Nyop, so to soy goodbye , •2. Thank you Horpur for JLE-ond thank you too." EDWARD J. HART 67 Doncaster Ave. Wew Islip, N.Y. BERNARD HEILICSER 3108 Brighton 5th St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology Intramural Athletics; Dorm Council Rep. �MARGARET JACKSON 1210 Croes Ave Bronx, NY Music MARC STEPHEN HELLER 18n Geor ge Ct Me rrick , N .Y. Psychology Chenonge lnter·dorm Council Rep; Sec. of Chenonge Dorm Council; Pres of Chenonge Dorm Council; Deon's List. " In my Freshman year I helped pion the dis· cotheque which was banned by the administration b ecause the Go-GO girls were " Bosomy" and ' Voluptuous'' " One thing Harpur College hos dom~ for me is to teach me to put up with adversity. Another BRUCE KAUFSTEIN 12 Zoo Ave Johnson City, N Y List ; Orchestra; Deon's Quintet; Spring Review. Chorus.; Woodwind JOSEPH J KEANE 189 Crory A•e. GAIL J ACOBS 66 Douqlos Rd Staten Island, N .Y Binghamton, N Y MARSHA LYNN KELLAR RONALD M J ACOBS Sox 36 is that it introduced me to S.E.K . 11 Livingston M anor, N .Y DIANE C . HERDMAN 3064 34th St. lonq Island City, N .Y. Ennlish Literature Coun>elo r ; SFY Deon'' List. " Tho perseverance of tht woman Good fortune '' literature I Ching Beoch urst Queens, N .Y Polit ical Science P~nny 'OPNo Sloeque• of Araby; South liberty Ave. lrregulors; Sigma Chi. " Stoy loose!" CAROL HERMAN 1112 Lake Shore Dr. Mauapequ o Pork, N .Y. Chemistry SHARON JANE Hill R D. ::!6 Loughlin Rd . Bing hamton, N .Y HARRIET JAS IK 711 Oxford St Westbury, N Y ALAN G KENIEN 103 Seeihoven St Binghamton N Y Chemistry Abandon hope. all Rochester, N .Y. An thropology Mathematics Deon' s list; SFY Tutor; Senior Key Committee; Pres . O'Connor J udicia l Boord. ROB ERTA HOLLANDER 16 1-04 Jewel Ave Flushing, N .Y Theatre Studio Dean's list (S good, 3 bod ); Colonial Players treasurer; Guy• and Do I• Ugly Duckl ng; Tiny Close• June> and ihe Poycock, Glo'is M"noqerie 1st prize Horpv r Scap•n; Thret prnny Opera Fo llies; Mistress of Ceremonies for Horpur Fo llies; the Endicott Speakeasy in Carnival; student counselor; SFY; Dorm Councii; Senior Keys for _J unior Women Steering Committee; Dragon Society. ' how .old.om.i .think .forever '' JAMES l. HOLLEY 30 Parsons St. Binghamto n, N.Y. Political Scit"nce Bingham Dorm Council Chairman; Endymions Vice pres., Treas, Athletic Chairman, Intramural Athletics. English and General Literature PETER JOHNSEN 158 Sutler Ave. Stolen Island, N.Y. MALCOLM KETCHUM 38 Floro! Ave. JOSEPH J JO HNSON R. D. 1 Colemon Rd. Binghamton, N Y. DARRYLLIN KIKEN 2211 New Hoven Ave For Rockaway, N Y Binghamton. N. Y Art History Dean's List; Dragon Society; SCB ·(sec., Cho ir· man Winter Weekend, Chairman of Cori,ivol, EILEEN S. JONES 1709 N ewe ll Rd End icoll, N .Y Spring Eng lish and General literature LORRAINE FRA NC ES JOSIFEK 3 Me adowbrook Rd. Slyosset, N .Y. Bio logy Pres. G .S.S.; Jud icial Boards; Sec.-Centrol Appel late; Field Hockey Team; W ho's Who. SALLY NAN CY JUDD 246 East Main SI. Westfi~ld , N Y S USAN BARBAR HOLZER 29 Train Dr. Eng lish l ite rature Deon's List; Senior Key Committee. " " I would prefer not to . ROBERT J . HOLZHAUER ( Bob, " Holz") (Sargeant-at-Arms. 1st Vice Pres., Pres.); l.S.C,C . (Sec.-Treas. : Varsity Swim Teom (letterman); Student Counselor; Who's Who . . . ; Horpur Follies; Deon's List; lntromurol Athlet ics. GINA R. HOROWITZ 25-40 31st Ave. long Island City, N .Y. Eng lish literature Student counselor; editorial Boord of Claredon. DAVID ALAN HORROCKS 8 Caywood Pl. Hyce Par. N . Y. History Boccocio (pre1 ., sec., treas.); track team; dorm council; Men' s Inter- hall Council; Inter fraternity and Social Club Council (ISCC . BERNARD RI CHARD IANTOSCA (" Bernie") 126 E. Ca rmans Rd . Farmingdale, N .Y. English and General Lite rature Who' s Who . . . ; SFY tuter and Nursery schoo l; Binghamton State Volunteer; Track team. " I'm tired of ploying gome1." Rochester, N.Y MARIANNE KIRC HN ER 147-40 77 Ave Flushing, N Y RUTH R. KLEIN 99·24 63 Ave. Rego Par, N .Y English literature Deon'! Lisi; Dorm Council; Student Counselor; SFY; Colonist ·68; Follies; Carnival To all thosf" people who have spent the past four yeors waking me up your patience ond pers.everance is deeply opp:eciotcd. Thank.you." GERALD IN E EILEEN KNOLL 2622 Arlington Ave Deon's list; Cafeteria Comm., Dining Services Bd.; Orientation Advisor; Dorm Council; Who's ; Judicial Boord; Central Appelote; Who scs. ROBERT ARNOLD KATENKAMP ("0 ") 15 H illt op Dr. Pearl River. N .Y. Ant hropology TAMAE KOBAYASHI 3·6 11 Nishikeiwo Tokyo, Japan Endymions Re c. and Corr. Sec., Treas., Social Chairman, Pres.; Deon' s Commission on Judicial Structure; Jud icial Structure Implementation Com· mittee; Bingham Holl Judicial Board; Me n's lnter ·Oorm itory Jud icial Boord; Intramural Fool· Tennis, Volleyball, Softball, Bodminton; Deon' s list; Dragon Society; Coun· selor : Who's Who . . '' Chogagagogmonchagogchob unogungamowgl" JEROME KATZ 670 Taunton Pl. Buffalo, N.Y. French 11 "Smile and be happy. LINDA KATZ 8962 220 St Queens Village N .Y. literature giu°b.' s list; Jewish Fellowship; Young Democrati c ond WRAF KATHERINE KINSKY 81 French Rd Psychology Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y Politi cal Scien<e Stud ent Couns9lor; Dean's list LES LIE JEANNE IRWIN (Les ) l Schoone r Rd . Northport, N.Y. ADRIENNE JACKEL 1• E. 37th St. N ew York, N .Y. ing; WHRW Riverdale, N Y ARNIS KASS Quaker Ridge Rd. Soske tball , :Corr \W S . Gilbert\ Bronx, NY English Literature Endicott Jud icial Board; Johnson Pub licity Committee; WRA Gymnostics; Deon's List; Stvdent Counselor " After fore eon in this pace one mite wel be sic. frum there gvggle to ther za tch. Howere, si nce wee got th e third degree, who cud ask for som~thingmuch more?? ball, Club all goes ri9ht and nothing goes wrong; And isn't your life extremely flot Wifh nothing w ha t ever to grumble At???" IRIS ATHENA KARATH 1850 Loring Pl . Biology Liberal Dem 1927 Colon11I Editorial Boord; Deans Lisi; Colonial Player>. Oh don t the days seem lonk ond long Wh en JEROM E KAPLAN 58 11 246 Crescent Doug loslo n, N .Y. Main St. W indsor, N .Y. Weekend ; Sec. ; Jewish Fellows.hip sec. ; USG Pol. Affairs Social Regulations; NSA Committees; SFY tutor Theatre-Studio Economics Deon's list Great Neck, N Y. who enter here!" MARTIN STEPHEN KERA lJ Titus Ave Corle Pl NY LYNN JENNINGS 2430 Haring SI. Brooklyn, N .Y. ESME HOCHSAUM 58·08 211 St. Bayside, N .Y. ye COLLEE N C. KENNY 23 Hancock Ave. Yonkers. NY 5 Burr Ave. N .Y. Mill>. N Y. Political Science S.A , Band; SFY. " Happiness 1s o worm Bing hamton, NY. Oc(.ln s. APO; Outing Club Dickenson College Rep. PATRICIA JEDREK (Pot, Jed) ARTHUR HINE 8 Front St. Demetreon Society JAMES R KELSON 5311 Baltimore A. Chevy Chase. Md SFY. PAUL HILLENGAS 246 Biscayne Dr. Counselor, Madison Wis, literature Threr French Germon Dixie l 49 Greenfield Ave Tenawanda, N Y Anthropology enginf"cr ; Student WHRW lis t Oh brave new world CAROLYN CLEMENT KELLY 1118 Sow•n Ct. CHUCK DAVID JACOBSON 162-21 Powoll's Cove Boulevard " And the leaves foll ; and the sun shines." His.tory STEPHEN JAY KATZ 2010 Grand Ave. New York, N.Y. French language and literature Varsity Track Team; Goliords. MR. SON.JANG KOO 15.117 Doejo·dong Seoul, Korea Physics DAN IEL E !(ORNSTEIN 2470 Florin Ct Bellmore, N .Y Busineu Enterprise Dean's l is.t ; Pres. Bingham Dorm Council, Pres Dionysian Soc., Horpur foll ies, Intramural Sports . ' There really is a school of Business." JUDITH HILARY KORON Korostochevsky 12 Wimblelon Lane Great Neck, N .Y. linguistics Colonial Players; Germon Club; Hole (•ic) Crow Safe upon the solid rock the ugly hous~s Stand Come ond see my shining palace b.Jih upon the sand!' '' lhr glucklichen Augen, Was 1e ihr gesehn Es sti~ wie es wolle, Es war doch so schon '' 173 �DEBRA J KOWALOFF 31 Whihon Rd DIANE ELLEN LEVY 21 ·55 34th Ave long l•lond City, N .Y. Sociology JEFFREY LEBLANG ( fonq' Sto., NY • English and General literature Hun1ington f d Deon's list; Honor Roll; Johnson and Cleve ~n Holl Dorm Council•; USG _Rec. ~ec , SFY Tutori ~ . Nursery School, ond Bog S11ter; !>CB, S '. Colonial Players! HSU ; Student Affairs Comm .• Senior Comm 0 HELEN KOWALSKI 2 Byrd St Glen Cove, NY ALAN KREBS 137 19 231 St 73· 1 I Bell Blvd. Bay•id• NY. Psychology .. Boccacio; Whitney Holl Judicial Boord; Research Assistant to Or Strouthes They were 1~~ best of years; they were the worst of yean. . ; Dragon Society; De.en' s li't; Who's Who . Dorm Council Pres.; Germon Club Vice Pr~s .; Senior Key Comm.; WRA Vice pres.; Hou.sing Comm.; Orientation Advisor; Chairman Endicott Judicial Boord. ' R.P.R " KENNETH KRETZER 530 Ivy Pl John•on Coty, N.Y. LORRAINE M. KROPOSKI Box 731 Monroe, NY Chemi•try WRA; Judiciol Boord; Deon • list. LEE KUCHEROV 421 Jonu Rd . Ve•tol, NY HENRY ERIC KUNE Box 654 Horpur Coll . Binghamton, N .Y JANET S. KRUZ 127 Moun tain View Ave Troy, N.Y Art History Gallery Comm.; Student Coun•elor; GAIL RION LEFTON 142 Fronklin Ave . WHRW programmer and announcer; Colonial Players· Horpur Follies; Carnival Weekend Johnso~ Bunny Club strip; GGS, treas., v.p., Pres .; Deon' s list; Dragon Society; Who's Who ... ' A great big thank you to Horpur ond oll the many people here, profs, friends, and especially Potty• , who have helped make my four years here o truly wonderful time of my life!'• (3 more years and 1t would be o Common low Mor· rioge!" JOSEPH LEIBOWITZ 405 Squires Ave. Endicott NY. Sec., Endi<ott Dorm Council; Badminton; Clerk, Choirmon, Champlain Judicial Bd HARVEY J . LANDRESS 8 Glenbrook Rd Hicksville, N .Y Political Science SWANA certificate; Deon' s list; Who's Who ... ; Drogon Soc ; Editor-in·Chief of IMAGE; CN \ma naging editor, feature editor, Technical. city editor ; VP of Oebote Soc.; Varsity Debate; Chairman of Foll '67 Orientotion; USG Rep·ot· Lorge from Dickinson Coll.; Member Dickinson College Council; Whitney Hall Dorm Council; SOC; Student Publication• Bd.; Student Allain Comm., Chairman of Harpur delegation to Penn. legislative Anemblr; Student Personnel Stat~ Council; International Holl Steering Comm.; Many other <ommiltees . Foreign Students, Charter, Library Political Affairs, Transportation, Blood Handbook Revision, Winter Weekend, Drive Faculty · Student Relations ; Jewish Fellowship; softball Intramural photographer; Colonist 888 ' ; undergraduate assistonship in Political Scien<e I caused the faculty Senate to meet twice in one day and never qot the credit for it I wos responsible for the Tomaski-Bernstein Affairs"'. long live the triumvirate of Landress-lebmanLoewen1tein!' MARTHA LAZAR 501 8 Surf Ave Brooklyn, N Y MICHAEL f LEBAN 61·15 98 St. Rego Pork, N .Y History O"an·s list; Honors in History; Student counHlor; President's Conimission; Pres lnrerholl Council; Pres . Whitney Holl; lntramurah. Thank you. Horpur College-for lots of laughs, o fine education, unforgetable memories, and my wife 174 Vi" RONALD A LINDEN 1510 Jesup Ave. Bronx, N.Y English and General Literature CN, .Dickinson College Academic Comm. Deon' s list HARVEY JAY LINDENBAUM 735 Pelham Pkwy Bronx, NY Biology lntromu rol s. Dorm Council. PATRICIA LINDSLEY 15 Duane Ave. DANIEL LIPPINER 424 Gorden Street Eolf Meodow N Y Biology ELLEN LEINWAND 611 W 239th St New York, N .Y Deon's list, Pres. Vice-Pres. Odeons, Spring Revue, ISCC, Choor and Men'• Glee Club. MARC JAY LEITNER 2410 Barker Ave Bronx, N.Y. Biology Orogon Society; SFY Nursery School; Intramural Football; Varsity Soccer Team; Students for Israel. ' Timshel" Thou-Mayest" BRUCE DAVID LIPSIUS 6 Vonderbilt Dr Great Neck, NY. Biology lab. A .. 1., Jewi•h Fellowship. All • well thot ends well!' RICHARD LISS 3 Major Ct Rockville Center. NY. Sociology " Bomba" "cousin Edward"} 284 E. 171 St. New York, NY. ELIZABETH LEMIEUX Deon's list, Varsity " H 11 , Varsity Baseball, SFY, Oemerreans, Member of the Roms Power Teams. " I did the mints; I knew =1. I remember the day with Lindo and Renee." JANICE LITTLE 433·102nd St. N iog ro Folh, N,Y Sponi•h Newmon Circle. German Club, Club, International EVE l. LONDNER 19 Horion Rd Volley Stream, N.Y. Liza'' 130 Moin St. Clayville, N Y. Engli•h Neuchatel Junior Semester Abroad Pro- STEVEN LESH RICHARD LONGHURST 29 B<0hrmoster Rd. lothom, N.Y WILLIAM LONSDALE 67-87 Booth St. Forell Hill•, N .Y. 7 Highland Pl Yonkers, N Y KENNETH REED LEVIN 403 Spruce lone East Meodow, N .Y. English and General lit. U.S.G., Deon's list, Honor Roll, S.C.B .. WHRW, Convocations Comm. 11 All who would win joy must shore it; Happiness was born a twin 11 • JACK LEVINE Box 341 Hurleyville, N Y Accounting Varsity 8osketboll, Treas . , Binghamton. N Y Business and Acco un ting CN, Deon's List S.F.Y. gram. Ci'-il NORMAN LEVY CAROL LIEBER 201 Evergreen St. Velfol, NY English ond General Literature Junior Varsity Basketball; Clo .. icol Music Director WHRW; '66-'67; Award CN Publications Contributer 'Great Recordings"; lecturer Free Univer1ity SFY; Intramural Boskeball " Acid". ' I can't help feeling fotheringay despite a great deal of Holvoh, Bavarian lemmings and Brioschi; becou•e none of the things thot happened would hove if I hadn ' t li1tened to Tchaikovsky when I was a kid." CYNTHIA ANN LAND Cindy) 252 Sunrose Blvd Buffalo, N .Y Anthropology program, BETTY JUDITH LEIBOWITZ 49 Seitx Dr Bethpoge, N.Y. Biology SUZANNE LAGASSE 263 Jofle,.on Ave. Island Pork, N Y. Anthropology liferature •o•d Piglet laxily logger i• oil right really of coune he is" so1d Christopher Robin. " EveryThat's what I think " body " r , IY •oid Pooh But don't suppose I' m right." " Of said Pooh. course you ore" said Christopher Robin Brother Big Accounting Adelphi. lntromurals, Jewish Fellowship Deon's Lill. I never played cords in the snack bar." GARY ROBERT LEMCO CAROL LAMOND 12 Interstate St Suffern, N .Y SFY, Malverne, N Y . . . History Deon's list; Dorm Counc1f_; Judicial Boord; Central Appellate Boord; Senior Key Committee USG Rep.; Deon's Commission Report on Judicial Structure; Central Appolote Boord. Dorm Council; Fencing Club; Student Counselor. 11 11 miu the soup group-" list, 140·19 58th Rd . Flushing, N Y lourelton, N.Y. SUSAN JANE KREBS 144 16 29th Ave. Flu•hing, N Y. Germon Longvoge and literature. DeoJ'\'s Righh Club E~ec. Boord " Good Grief!" SANDRA KAY LOREN Penncllville, N Y Studio Art Newmon Club, Dean's list, Binghamton State Ho•pital Vol. GARY BERNARD LOVEJOY · 30 Pork Dr. Candor, N.Y. Business Wind Ensemble Varsity Baseball, Varsity Golf Adelphi, Deon'• list. for four years I woi known os Jock " The Shot , but in that time I scored only one basket, but that basket broke the school shooting record. NED LEVINE 128 Marilynn St. East Islip, N .Y Economiu U.S.G. treaiurer, Chairman library Comm., Chairman Finance Comm., F S.A., Convocations Comm., Self-Reg. evaluation comm. chairman, summer, 1966,, Newing Johnson Holl Pres. Library Manager Dean's List, Who's Who . . . CN endorsement, ond left-handed o ' I got bucked HSU to be elected with the help of letters which endorsed by opponent 8. l. lives Hoo -Ha)". Jamaica, N Y. Art History Council, Judicial Boord. RITA LEVITZ 70-1 0 Parson• Blvd . Flu•hing, N .Y Engilsh and Generol lit Student Counselor, SFY, Varsity Swimming. "In fond remembrance of C.B., Rufu•, Stoll>, Mongs , Youth, Oof, 'O", Mung, Cronk, Poper, Raisin Mox, and lost but leoS;t Snides." CHESTER LUPTON Box 195 Hurleyville, N .Y. SOTERIOS l YT RAS 215 Court St. Binghomton, N.Y. DONALD MACLEOD 7 Commerce St. Volholla, N.Y. SUSAN LEVINE 134·17 166th Pl. S.F.Y .. Orientation Comm. and Advisor, DOUGLAS MONROE LOWIN (Duggie1 125 E. 18th St. Brooklyn, N.Y Biology Dorm LEIGH A . MAGINNISS 1454 Lowell Rd . Schenectady, N .Y. Biology lntromurals, Deon's List. JOHN MAHONEY 14 Greenway Terr. Forest Hill•, N.Y. �LINDA MALAMENT 141-51 73rd. Terr. Flushing, N. Y. English and General literature Deon's List, Do rm Council. ALAN DONALD MCINNES (IA) 80 Chesler Rd. Lynbrook, N .Y. Economics WRAF, CN, Digman Hall Council, lnterholl Co.in. WILLSON MALCHAK Castle Creek Rd. Binghamton, N .Y. di, Spring '67 Orientation Comm. DAVID MCKENZIE Box 348A R.D. 2 Endicott, N.Y. ROBERT M. MAMBO Box 2120 MARCIA MCLEAN 153 Ramona Ave. Buffalo, NY Mombasa, Kenyo ELIZABETH MAMPEL 349 Madison Ave. West Hempstead, N.Y. MARTIN ANDREW MEEHAN (Morly) 16 Livingston St. Binghamton, N. Y. Psychology Newman Club. ELIDE MANENTE 34 Fourth St. New Rochelle, N .Y. French Language and lit. Uoward Bound Tutor, Junior Year in Paris. GEORGE H. MEEKER Ill (Chip) 407 Knight Ave. Endicott, NY. " Vivro". HARVEY MANES 460 Neptune Ave. Brooklyn, N .Y. Germon LARRY MICHAEL MANHEIM 666 Shoro Road long Beach, N .Y. Economics Pintopplers, Big Brother, Economics Honors. Honor Roll? "Adam, beinq free to choose, chose to imagine he was free." LESTER MARION 4 Anthony Ct. Spring Valley, N .Y. DONALD PAUL MARKLE (Captain Marvel ) 118 Squires Rd. Endicott, N .Y. Psychology 8occacia, Judo Club ADRIAN MENDELSOHN 887 S. Main St. Spring Valley, N .Y. (Co-Capt.), Binghamton State Hosp. Volunteer Varsit y Track . RENEE MARTELLO 1 Richard Place Massapequa, N .Y. Sociology Deon's list, SFY, Binghamton State Hosp. Volunteer. commu~ed between N.Y.C. ond Binghamton 1n my senior yeor. I ate the mints. I remember the day with Richi and Lindo. My sociology record consists of A's, B's ond F's". :'I GAIL MARTIN 25 Sunnyside Rd. West Orange, N.J. Mathematics PAMELA N . MASH 64-31 Cloverdale Blvd. Bayside, N .Y. Economics Student Counselor. Dean's list, SFY, COLONIST, Dance Group, Dorm Council Ho ppur Follies, ' Spring Revues. "At this point, I think mv cor could find it's ~~~M!'f'Y down-17 to DD's, provided it's post JEANNE A . MATHES R.D. 1 Holley, N .Y. WILLIAM MATROS 191 Jan Pl. Elwood, N.Y. JACQUELINE MAURO 149-12 61 Rd. Flushing, N.Y. CINDY MAYER 124 W. 79th. St. New York, N .Y. English ond General lit. Dean's list. Student Counselor. FLORENCE CAROLINE MA YER 2969 Perry Ave. Bronx, N.Y. French SFY, Orientation Adviser, Judicial Boord, Winter Weekend Comm., Dean's list, Carnival Comm., WRA Volleyball and 8osketball, Horpur Follies. " All my love and best luck to Second Floor Central, Dregs. & Co. and Herbie." LAWRENCE MAZAR Crocker Hill Rd. 8inghomlon, N .Y. CAROL LEE MCAVOY Cove Rd. Sag Harber, l.I. Business WRA (until the first field hockey game when I ruined my knee forever,) Choir, Brownies, Dean's list, Charier Member T.E.A.S. ''Contrary to popular opinion, and much to my own regret, I do not go to Cornell." ANDREA MCCABE 3648 Bronx Blvd. Bronx, N.Y. ALLAN T. MENDELS 854 Leonard Dr. Westbury, N.Y. Biology Student Counselor, Biology lob Asst., Ski Club, Judo Club, Jewish Fellowship. "A man should live so that at the end of every day he can repeat, "I hove not wasted my doy.' . . Zohor." DIANE MICHAEL 44 Audrey Ave. Elmonl, N .Y. literature Deon's list; Honor Roll. PATRICIA J MURRAY 512 Grove St Elmira, N.Y. ALISON HELENE NASH 56·38 Springfield Blvd . Bayside, N .Y Psychology Volunteer Stole Hosp ital; Outing GSS; Deon's list; SFY Tutoring. MTSHANE MAZIBANHANGA NCUBE 1 Mitch") 1872 New Highfield P 0. Highfield Salisbury, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) Senior' Honor's Program ; Woodrow Wilson Fel· lowship Nominee (Informed: " Ineligible"- "not o cititen of the U.S. or Canada"·; Who's Who . .; Dragon Society; USG Advocate; Chairman USG International Students Committee; Member lnternot1onol Holl faculty - Student Advisory Committee ; President International Holl; Tre OS· urer International Relations Club; Co·ordinating Orientation Students International Chairman Committee; M~mber President's Ad Hoc Committee on Students' International Affairs; Col· lege Soccer Team; Methadi•I Student Fol· lowship; Sub-committee Chairman Dickinson Col /ege Council; Senior Committee Janua ry Class of 1968; Editorial Boord Member New l e ft Forum Horpur College Publication . Mv sincerest gratitude to students at Horpur College, faculty and odministrotors for all the assistance they gave mo." "Whv is the gross always greener on the other side?" M. C. NIEZGODA 2809 Yole St. Endwell, N .Y. ROBERT H. NILES 25 Chestnut St. Binghamton, N.Y. MIA-JANE MILLER 36 Prospect St. Utica, N.Y. BRUCE NISSIM 51 White Ook St. New Rochelle, N . Y. CHESTER H. MILLS 2246 Cedar Ave. Bronx, N .Y. German Instructional Resources. GARY F. NIZNIK 37 Rush Ave . Binghamton, N.Y. IRA MINTZER 2960 Decatur Ave. Bronx, N.Y. DIANE MONTAG 11 Margaret Dr. Plainview, N. Y. JOHN MONTANA 290 Ninth Ave. New York, N.Y. LINDA CLAIRE MOORE 118 Filmore Ave. Endicott, N .Y. Sociology CARLA MORETTI 514 So. long Beach Ave. Freeport, N.Y. French Orientation counselor: WRA; Judicial Board Rep. CAROL LIEBER MORRIS 201 Evergreen St. Vestal, N.Y. Education Publicity Commission; Young Democrats. CARYN ANNE MORRIS 27-A Weis Rd. Albany, N. Y. English and General literature Honor Roll; SFY tutoring; Choir. "Les neiges d'ontan reviennent chaque hiver." Pru. ; MICHAEL H NASH 2440 Olinville Ave. Bronx, NY. History Deon's list; Social Scienc:e Honors; Civil R1ghh Club. TIMOTHY MILES 415 Woll St. Elmira, N.Y. WILLIAM MILLS 18 Newman St. Gloversville, N .Y. Club CHARLES M. NORCUTT 13 S. Duane Ave. Endicott, N .Y. PAUL R. NORDHOLM 215 Castle Creek Rd. Binghamton, N.Y. IRA NORDLICHT 517 Franklin Blvd. long Beach, N . Y. BETTY NORWIND 50-21 228th St. Bayside, N.Y. English literature Civil Rights Club; SOS; SFY. BRADFORD J. NOVAK (Brod) 94 Montrose Ave. Babylon, N .Y. Political Science "A knowledge of your inabilities is prerequisite to the realization of success." ARTHUR NUDELL 2511 locust Ave. t~orth Bellmore, N.Y. CHRISTINA M. NUNN 1560 Saker Ave. Merrick, N.Y. PENELOPE OGLE 1031 JFK Dr. Endwell, N .Y. KAREN A. MORSEMAN 819 Haul St. Elmira, N.Y. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH O ' HARE (Kole ) 453 Third Ave. New York, N .Y. Psychology Justice of Dickinson College Court; Dickinson Constitution Committee1; Dorm Council ; Judicial Boord; CN; CN Exchange Editor; SFY Tutoring. "Dont get on F in life." SYLVIA MORTON Box 1 Whitney Pt., N .Y. CAROL A. CLICKER 85· 17 143 St. Jamaica, N.Y. CORRINE JOAN MULDOON ("Corky") 80 Larned lone Orchard Pk., N.Y. History SOS; CN; Newman Club; GSS; music; •porh; USG Committees; Playing Bridge. " I really find it hard lo believe I mode ii through Harpur College. There has got lo be a better way to spend four yearal" PATRICIA JEAN OLMSTEAD (Pot) 22 Mople St. Seneca Falls. N .Y. Sociology Honor Roll; Judicial Boards; USG CommittHs; URM. RUTH OLSEN 418 W. 17 St. New York, N.Y. 175 �FRANCES MARIE ONDRAKO 24 Julian St Binghamton. NY. English ond General literature ' Givf'.I PATRICK ONEii 31 Woito St JOSEPH PLATT 120 Deon St. Hicksville, N.Y. Psychology Dorm Co uncil ; Orientation advisor; varsity Ten. nis; CN; Dean's Lid ' Degener is onimei timer arguit ." N o rwich , NY RHODA S. PLAUMANN 912 Country Club CRAIG ONEil 41 22 42 St l onq Island City, N Y Binghamton, N Y CAROLYN ONYSK 1113 Ookwood Drive Kincuron, N.Y Enqlish lit~roture Dorm committees; choir ' Horpur it' s been real!" PEGGY OPPER 2009 Sonte Fe St. Del Mor. Colifornia P•ycholoqy Deon's list; Honor Roll EUGENE OSSA 12 First Ave Pelhom, NY. PATRICIA LEE OWENS (" Selby" ) 33 Charles St Cort land. N Y Thr.-ntrtt 'Studio WHRW; CN; Colonial Players; Senior Key Com· mittee, GSS Hhtorion, Sec., Chairman of Amblyopio Program RICHM MALCOLM OXHANDLER OX" 29 Hordv lane Wo,tbury NY Anthropology Pres .; ISCC-Prei.; Follies; Dragon Endvmions lntromurols; Society; Commencemf'nt-Morsholl; Counselor; Proprietor- 21 Porty' s Nightly Rood. " Feast on life" CAMILLE A. PAGLIA 143 Melbourne Ave. Syrocu1e, N.Y. Fnqlish literature Horour Film Socif"ty; Editorial Boord, Hor pur Deon's List; Honor Roll; Senior Honors R~ vi,.w in English. JOHN C. PAGURA S4 Park St Binghamton, N Y BRUCE R. PALLEY SBS W 214 St New York, NY ONNAlEE JEAN PALM IOnnio) 2on Mople St Wontogh NY History WRA Bosk•tb<>ll oolf gymnastics, field hockey; WRA Board; Ches, Club STEWART PAPARIN 32·20 89 St Jackson Heiqhts N Y Bvsineu Enterprise Oionysion Societv Pledqemaster; <"FY; Intramural ~oorh; Harpur Follies (winner 1966·67). cl~:'se:~~dqe clo" (1964) cancelled Thanksgiving HARRY B PASS 17 49 Grond Concourse Bronx, NY. Philosophy CN ; SFY; Intramural Sports. ILENE MARILYN PEARL 2250 Wallace Ave Bronx, NY. French Dean· s List; Tutor BETTY l YNNE PEARSON (Bl 10 Normon Ct Glen Cove, NY English WRA softboll volleyball. ' Alas ond alack!" ANDREW RADOW 43 Ooklond Ave. Mt Vernon, N.Y STEVEN MARK RAMME S44 Crown St. Brooklyn, N.Y. History Swimming Team, Student Counselor, Announcer f,or Bo~ketb~ll,, ~oliards. ,. Hopp1neu n Y .• , S.P. WENDY JOY POLAND 190 S. Main S!. Freeport, N.Y. Art History EDWARD I. POLLAK 322 Pork Hill Ave Yonkers, N. Y Psychology JAMES RAMSDELL 65 South Chenonge Greene, N.Y. Deon' s List PATRICIA PONTECORVO 66 Windermer Rd. Staten lslond, N.Y. Spanish MARTIN RAPPEPORT 139 Chalford lone Scarsdale, N .Y. STEPHEN POPLIZIO 33-32 69 St Queens, N.Y. GARY RAUCHER 3478 Russell Pl. Yorktown Hts., N.Y. Theater Italian Literature and Language Study obrood ot Neuchatel, Switzerland. EVELYN LAURA POPPER 78 Thayer St New York, N.Y. English and General literature Pres. of Delawore Holl; GSS; Colon s• staff; Coordinator of the Volunteer Program for Horpur and Binghamton State Hospital; Deon's List. In the post four years, I hove accumulated more nick· nomes than anyone else I know: Euloilia lpheginia (Pherp), (Phurp,. ( Furp), Ph.oerp ; Pev; Pop; Eep; Pee.Wee; IFerp, , Pepp1e; Ep1e; Grandma; Proper Popper; Elfie; loopie; Bunkie; Repop ond Mama Popper." IRENE CYNTHIA POWAZEK 112 Shoshone Ave. Bulfolo, N.Y. Sociology Dorm Council Member; Judicial Board; Binghamton State Hospital Volunteer. WILLIAM DAVID POWELL 143 Union Ave. Amityville, N.Y. Georgrophy Co-Capt. Varsity soccer team; co-capt. varsity boseboll team; Pres.- TAU. KATHLEEN MARIE PRESNELL (Kathy) 199 Richard Ave. N. Merrick, N.Y. Mathematics Sec. Johnson Dorm Council; Newmon Club-Sec.; Orientation advisor. " R. P. R. Happiness is graduating; Sadness is leaving." JANET PRESS 4 Flower lone Glen Cove, N.Y. Sociology Harpur follies. Student Counselor. " I wrote the immortal line· ' More · inches!' " than six KATHLEEN PUTKOWSK I S09 Murroy Hi II Binghamton, N.Y. PETER D. QUICK ("P.Q.") 71 Cliff St. Hosting1·0n·Hudson, N.Y. SCB, Digman Dorm Council, Deon's list " I have seen Harpur develop from' a small, drab, uncompleted college to what it is todoyo small, drab, uncompleted university. VERA LOUISE RABEY 3B Smith Rd. Binghomton N. Y. English ancl' General lit. ALAN K. RABIN 20 John St. Tarrytown, N .Y. Political Science Intramural Sports SALLY JANE PECK 22 Dovis St Bin\lhamton, N.Y Sociology MARGOT RABINER 126 Dutchess Blvd. Atlantic Beach, N.Y. CATHY EILEEN PIZA West Seneca St. Ovid, N.Y English and General Literature Ass' r. Features Editor- CN· Deon' s list; Orien ' ration Advisor; SCB FRANCES ETTA RABINOWITZ 11 Balsam Dr. Hicksville, N.Y. linguistics Civil Rights Club, Dorm Council (O'Connor ' Clevelond), Judicial Boord Clovelon Hall " Rabbit's clever,'' said Pooh thoughtfully. ''Yes," .said Piglet. " Rabbit's clever. " And he hos brain." " Yes," said Piglet. "Rabbit has brain." " I suppose," said Pooh, " that that' s why he never understands anything." ROBERT PIASSS , Tho Earl") Millbrook, N.Y History Horpur Bowling Team; Intramural Bowling 176 JOHN D RADIGAN 21S West Ostronder Ave. Syracuse, N .Y. English ond General Lit. Deon' s List, Honon in English, Methodist Student Fellowship, Cleveland Holl Evol. Comm. CHERYL JOYCE READER 41-09 41 St lonq Island City, N.Y Sociology Who' s Who . .. , Deon's list, Student Counselor ' lnterholl Council; Housing Comm. ' 'Shaz:om, ond four wonderful years fl ew by." ELAINE REID 6 West St. Port Jervis, N .Y. ELLEN D. REID 3020 Birch Ave. Niaqara Falls, N.Y. English and Genorol Lil. Wind Ensemble, GSS. STEVEN REIFMAN 1 Bluebird Dr. Syouet, N.Y. JOHN T. REILLY 208 Smith St. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. KATH LEEN REYNOLDS 707 Front St. Binghamton, N. Y. MICHAEL BARRY RICE Mayfield lone Valley Stream, N.Y. Business Goliards (Pres., VP., Troos.). ISCC, Who' s b':,~':,.; Lisi. • Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, I BERNICE ANN ROBINS (8.A.R.) S9 Kirkwood St. long Beach, N, Y. English ond Gonerol lit. "RPR-1'11 min you oll-but SJR I hope I never hove to miss you- thanks for making my four years greotl" GILBERT ROEDER 1BS·Ol Hill1ido Ave. Jamaica, N.Y. GARY ROGERS SS Payson Ave. New York, N.Y. MARY S. ROGERS 40 West Hyatt Ave. Mt. Kisco, N.Y. Who' • Who . . . Club, SCB. WRA, Field hockey, Swim ROBERT G. ROGERS 3517 Stratford Dr. Vestal, N.Y. Philosophy Philosophy Club, Volunteer-Binghamton Hospital. IRWIN ROMANER 80.JS Springfield Blvd. Queens Villoge N.Y. ' Economics Deboto Club, WHRW. MARIO ROMANO 524 Murray Hill Rd. Binghamton, N.Y. KAREN MARIE ROSENBERG 151 Hayward St. Yonkers, N.Y. French Doan' s list, Jowish Fellowship, CN. State �ARLENE FRANCES SCHWA DRON PHILLIP STANLEY SAVATH { Philly Joe") lB Kincaid Or Yonkers , N.Y SUE ROSENB ERG 66-06 253 St. Little Neck, N .Y Sociolog y 19 Moqnoli o Terr Albany, NY ano SFY Bingham ton Stare Hosp. Vol.. Susqueh Volley Home Vol., Civil Righrs Club. mind, one's into stuff this all cram " One hod to . It is in fact whether one liked i t or no. fact whether one liked it or not . . . It is in nothing short of a miracle that the modern entirely yet not methods of instructi on have o strangle d the holy curiosity of inquiry. It i1 nt very grove mistake to think that the enjoyme by d promote be con g searchin of seeing and means of coercion and o sense of duty.-A lbert Einstein " Theatre Studio Colonial Players VP; Dance Group Pres .; Step rec ping·on· the-coot co·ordin oting comm.; SFY reofion program ; Pre5erve Appoloc hin as Historic Side monume nt Comm.; Member lower East Meal Egyptian Cobras; Plan B Park Palace Program . Tower, "I stole the cornerst one to the Faculty I lived ot Appalac hin and Pork Place Palace group ion orientat took over Gerard Adelma n·, I om . arrested were mother his and he when ~r~ft~_i,zord of Horpur College continue d-see RICHARD ROSS 1Willy 16 Clemson lane Woodbu ry, N.Y. English and General lit. LAURIE SUE SCHAFFER 64-50B 1BB St. Flushing, N.Y. Ode ans. im· " Horpur College hos been the scene of my percepti vely slow bJt manifes t deterior ation from o lame duck to a real person." LAURENCE ROTKIN 39B2 Worthm or Or. Seaford , N. Y. Varsity Debatin g; Judo Club; Odeans; Studenl 24 Counsel or; Publicity Mgr for Brent Shea'swith hour elevator enduran ce record; co·owne r ) ft. (5 largest the of Hoyt) the legenda ry Mike ard iguono in school history; only man to skatebo the af one away; walk down Bun Hill Rd. and " few who believe in the innocenc e of " Jailbird Gluntr. I om o better arm wrestler than Sago· telle. There ore for better things I should hove done. . History Pres. Bingham Dorm Council ; Dean's list. Holl Soccer. " Mottoes hove changed from " How so, Soc· rotes?" and " I could core less!" to love is why isn't. And I'm straight ." SALVATORE RUBINO (Sa l) 6 Agnes Ct. Hunt ington Sta., N .Y. Account ing Pres. Goliords . or • Thanks to all the people who mode my stay Horpur a great one, especial ly B.A.R." ; Deon's list; lob Assistan t ; Student Center Boord Boccacia . MARK SCHATT NER 22B-1 B Stronghu rst Queens Village, N .Y. Political Science ; Who's Recomm ended for Woodro w Wilson Who . . . ;VP of Debate Society; Sec. of Debate Society; Men's J.B.; JRB. WILLIAM SCHECTER 144-06 76 Rd. Flushing , N.Y. History Pres. Seff.Reg ulating Holl; Pres . Digman Dorm students comm.; odvi1ory comm. to the vice pres. ; for adminis tration of the budget; Who's Who ... Swimmi ng team. ROBERT SAMUEL S 62-23 Cromwe ll Crescent Rego Park, N.Y. English Dorm Council; Judicial Review Boord; Deon's List. PETER W. SANBOR N 2525 HarriJon Ave. Baldwin , N.Y. English TODD SANDLE R B Ouining Rd. Pleasant ville, N .Y. JAMES ROBERT SARRA {Jim, Pimple) 429 Fries Rd. Tonawa nda, N .Y. History History Intra. Varsity Soccer; VP Adelphi ; Pres. Adolpho ; murals; Jewish Fellowsh ip, for ''G .E . spent a fortune playing o certain son9 be my benefit. W.S. and I were, ore, ondaskwill Bing· the best 1pies in Horpur history, just same ~ARRY~:'ll · Adelphi ? It's just not the English literatur e Deon' s list;. SFY tutoring and Nurs~ry School; Voluntee r Beng. State Hospital ; Carniva l Choir· man-Joh nson Holl; Senior Key Comm .1 wouldn move to the self-reg s-would actually like to go through Horpur again -and my advice to freshmen i•" abandon all hope all ye who enter here"." <AVERNE SCHNAR E 45 Wilson St . Corning , N.Y. English and General Literatur e. JEAN C. SCHNEI DER 3 Terrace Or. Apalach in, N .Y. MICHAE L H SCHNEI DERMAN ('Mich") 71 7th Ave. Brooklyn, N .Y. Socia logy Deon's list. WAYNE HENRY SCHRIEVER 99 W. Elder Ave. Floral Pk., N.Y. Biology Comm. ; Transpo rtation fellowsh ip; Student st Deo.n'.s list; Young Republic an Club; Methodi Comm Affairs ic Academ Boord; Jud1c1ol PAUL LEONAR D SCHULSTER 249-36 51st Ave. little Neck, N . Y. Biology Deon's list; Varsity letter in Track and Field; Varsity Swim Team; Chorus. GEORGE SAUCIU NAC R.O. 2 Rockwel l Rd. Vestal, N.Y. FRANCI NE SUE SCHUST ER Albany, N.Y. BB7 Warren St. Sociolog y Bingham ton, N.Y. LAURA A. SCHWAR TZ 341 l Irwin Ave B16 Jefferson St. Woodme re, N.Y. 7 Downs: Ave. PAUL SASINEK Chenong e Dorm Council; SFY; Sec , Odeons.; CN; VP Chenong e 81n; lntromur a ls; 1st pr11e, Colonial Players One Acr Ploy Contest Winter '64 Ho rpur de$troye d my stomach . govci me y h<>morrhoids. thinecl out my hair, ond generall mode me o more unpleasa nt pNson than I used ond favors small for l to be; but I'm gratefu the assorted phenom ena e.g Juanita, Benny the Tout, Joey Powers, Icelandic , Buffalo, and tion combina mailbox izt'd personol ed unsolicit only in the entire Southern Tier. ALAN SCHILDKRAUT 391 Briarwo od Rd . N. Massap equa, N.Y. SYLVIA SCHLUSSELBERG 7B Cedar Or. Great Neck, N.Y. Council; Sec. Bingham Hall Council; USG Foreign Track : JOEL J. SCHWAR TZ Cab 147·42 7Brh Ave Flushing , N Y. English Bronx, N.Y Math"m otics Beauty and the Beast; SFY tutor; Comm., Transpo rtation Comm. UH UH Happine u i1 S.P. ·y " " BRUCE MARSHALL 1 Ward lane, Sprinlj Valley, N.Y. STEVEN HOWAR D SALTZM AN 69-0lA 1B6 lane Flushing, N .Y. Varsity Boseboll team; golf squad ; offic"'r Odron Society, Intramu ral Basketba ll all·Jfor team; Deon's list; lntromu ra 1 Foaoball ond Softball bs The so:..I of YukklP Firtz lives in ths catacom of ohe a:ology lab HARVEY SCHIERM AN R.O. 1 Deposit, N .Y. WENDY SCHLES INGER 2 Walnut Pl. N . Massape qua, N.Y Chemist ry all· Varsity Basketb all; Intramu ral Basketb all on star; social club squash champ ion; Demetre List; Deon's officer; Council Soc. Officer; Dorm tallest student in Chenong e hall 3 yrs. running. Jackson Heights N Y Psycholo gy APO Service Chairma n and Pledgem oster; Dorm counselo r· Intramu ral Softball and football Your Got a cigorPlt e? The some old sweater. socks don t match. This corridor hos no filter!" Prince Nomor' ' RICHARD J. SCHAND LER 433 Stewart Ave. Staten Island, N . Y. Biology PATRICI A RUMMEL 1 Birchtree Pl. Hunting ton Sta., N.Y. Eli. ElioJ. Schwom ie 78·01 34th Ave 3239 92 St Jackson Heights, N . Y Biology MICHAE L SCHALLER 31 Erick Ave. Hewlert, N.Y. Political Science Honor Roll; Vorsit{. Swimmi ng; Rep. lo Faculty Ath etic Comm. ALLAN 0 RUBENSTEIN (Guru ) Bo• 143 Mill Neck, N .Y. ELLIOTT SCHWA M ARNOLD ALTON SCHWAR TZ Theatre History Deon s list; Colociiol Player. History Roll USG Rep. ; HSU member ; Dean's list; Honor CAROL- lYNN ROSSEL 79 Hopping Ave. Staten Island, N .Y. Art History WHRW Sociolog y DC'an's list; Student Counsel or; Upward Bound Dorm Councils : Horpur Tutor ~ Colonist staff; S Follies; Founder ond Charter memb~r of T E A at Swor's Evening E. or Thursday on Contrary to popular opinion, I really om ups later Cafeteri a MARLA SCHWAR TZ English ond General literatur e ion Stud•nt Couniel or; Dorm Council, Orientat Advisor, Deon' s List; Spring Weeken d Comm Good Will Towards Men " ROBERT N SEAMAN 239 Salt Point Rd Poughke epsie, N.Y. Sociolog y Odean Society STEVEN SEGAL 2 Divine St. Staten Island, N.Y. Art History Deon s li•t; WHRW Announc er, Publicity Chrmn.; SCB - Chairma n Publicily ond Constitu tiM Comm.; Spirit of Christm as Past 1965 and 1967 MARGARET SEGRUE 5 Andrews Ave. Bingham ton, N.Y. MARC SELSBY 730 Faro Wash Ave. New York, N.Y BRUCE SERUN BB-11 Elmhurs t Ave Flmhurst . N.Y. English and General Literatur e Junior and Senior Honors in lit.; O~on s Liu, Editor of C lor1 ndon Student Counsel or. so Over the years, so many words to define my by many feelings which to lost, lo stand 1 Mortin ? wos" it how ' up summing as name Buber speaks of "'confirm ing the other .· · •·con lity firming means acceptin g 1J1e whole potentia in of the other I con recogniz e in him, know be to created been hos he him, the person in become." I hove tried to understa nd others this way and in so doing hove tried to better understa nd myself." GEORGE W SHAFER 9 Bigelow St Bingham ton, N.Y EUGENE LARRY SHAPIRO 2512 Bron• Park East Bran•. NY English and General Literatur e Hinman College Executiv e Planing Council; Chair. d man Johnson Holl Judicial Boord, Clevr.lan Hall Judicial Board; VP STO, CN, Assorted Trivia. see 1967 address, ' For difinitiv e farewell t:i on ~r" STEWART P. SHAPIRO 244 H;ghlan d Pkwy Rocheste r, N.Y 177 �VICTOR SHAPIRO 161 02 Jewel Ave. Flushing, N Y English and Oenerol Literature Senior English Honors Program; Deon's list ''Think. and make love." MICHAEL LEWIS SHAW Mickey 3510 Boinbridqe Ave Bronx, N.Y Psychology Stud,.nt Body Pre,id~nt; Dragon Societv; Member of FSA and member of Boord of Directors of FSA: Dean's list; Honor Roll; lntromurnl football basketball. softball; varsity baseball; Pres Bingham Dorm Council " Peocel" BRENT MACK SHEA Prospect St Oneida, N.Y Sociology Rep., Sec., Moderator Chenango Holl Council; Binq State Ho1pitol VolunteN; Colonist staff; USG Alochol Comm., Chortening Comm., Eligi. bility Comm.; Orientation Advisor; Inter-Holl Council; Sub.Committee on ~tudent Status; Pres.Chenonqe Holl; Rep . USG; Housing Comm. Member; Dininq Services Bd.; Deon's list. I would just like to soy at this time that one would not be altogether wrong in assuming that I never hove been totollv unconcerned with rhose matters deolina with the more covert aspects relevant to the various manifestations and salient features of the euentiolly substantive issues peortinent to the collegium. i... academic, lo the larger social milieu, and to life itself." EDWARD f SHEPTER 244 And•rson Rd Vestal, NY ROBERT l. SHERRY '716 Amherst Dr Binghamton, N.Y JULIUS SHOLTES 3613 Royal Rd . Endwell, N.Y GARY SHULL 291 Ontario Wilson, NY ARTHUR SIEGEL 300 E 71 St New York, N .Y ANNA LEE SMITH 172 W 107 St. New York, NY, ~ti~~c:::, Counselor. HAR·IND Chairman; Chief Postal Worker; and first person in history of Horpur to flunk qym via a written badminton exominotion Tht-re is o place where dreams ore born and time is never plonntd It s not on ony chart you must find It in your heart, • Swots Sullivan JUDITH SINCLAIR ,Judie) 92 Allen St Lockport, N Y Sociology Deon's list; GSS; URM; Distribution Editor CN· ' .• Orientation Advisor; Who's Who . A word of wisdom I never learned at Horpvr" 8y swallowing evil words unsaid no one hos ever yet harmed his stomach"." DAVID M. SIPKO 2005 Watson Blvd. Endicott, N Y. PHYLLIS ANN SITVER 33 68 21 SI. long Island City, N .Y History Deon's list; Dorm Council; Social Regulations Comm of USG; Self.Regulating Holl Evaluations Comm., Orit"nlotion Ad¥isor To Horpur I leov• 25 oil nighters. 35 paper" 16 committees. ·2 jobs., countless friends and m•mor1rs LENARD C SMITH Dynamite" Joel's lane Soq Harbor, N.Y Sociology Endymions; Bingho1n Dorm Council,· lnter·Holl Council-Treas.; Men's Judicial Boord; Student Coun:..clor. Do not look bock in anger or forword in fear. But around you in aworent'ss." NANCY LEE SMITH Doy Rd Holland NY Sociology Cossondrans JOHN G SKORPEN 9 Minden Ave. Binghamton, N Y SUZANE M . SKORPEN 9 Minden Ave Binghamton. N.Y JEFFREY STEVEN SMOLLER The Sheik" 17 P•mbroke Dr. M:1ssopequo, N Y Biology Odcons Rec. Sec.; Varsity Tennis mural football and softball. Teom; Intro. 1055 Grand Concourse Bronx, N.Y. History D~on's list; Bingham Dorm Council; CN; Jew ish Fellowship; Dionysions; SFY Nurs!ry School. ROBERT SPERL 19 Winches.ter Ave. Middletown, N .Y Political Science Deon's li•I; Dao m Council; USG; FSA. IDA SPERR 17 Norlh St. Washingtonville, N .Y. Studio Art. LEPAGE LOUIS SPRISSLER ('Sain t") 275 We•I lake Rd . Penn Yon, N.Y. pledgcmoster, treas., Social Choirmon; Young lntromurol football, basketball, baseball; Track team; APO; ITK; Cheu Teom-Coptoin; APOPhilosophy Republicans Club FSA Student Mgr. in Dining Service; Amateur Hockey Assn. To the senior Girls: Marriage is o great ins.titution, no family .should be without it." JOYCE MARIE STRAZZABOSCO 81 Culver Pkwy Rochester, NY French languoge and literature Student Counselor; Timer for swim team ; Choir · Synchronized .swim club; Neuchatel semeste; obroad; Dean's list. I nominate Mrs. Charlotte Horris ond Or. Carrol Coates os Head Re.sident and Advisor of the year, respectively!" KAREN STREISAND- STREIS 6 Darley Rd Great Neck, N .Y English ond General literature Deon's list; Dragon Society; SCB Weekends Comm.; Folk Song Club (VP ); 1967 Colon SI Editorial Boord; 1968 Colonist Editor-in·Chief· Spring Revie~ C'?omn Yankees). Horpur Follies; Student Publ1catrons Boord; Colonial Ployers· Found•r ond Charter Member of T.E.A.S. (noV.: Def unct); Film Society; Student Counselor· Senior Comm.; Horpur Follies; Mascot of th e' Bridge Champions of Harpur College; Alumna of the Great University of Cincinnati " My name hos always be~n my trodemork however, unbeknownst to oil, it is in reality Cohen, and .1 hove been lying for 4 years I was not respon11ble for the line 'more than six inche::.'." PATRICIA SULLIVAN B9 Theron St Johnson City, NY. I were Bingham's. KEITH JUDD STANGER 2 Stuyvestont Oval New Yor, N .Y. Psychology Perspective: I'm gain fishin' too." DAVID STARKWEATHER 2308 Watson Blvd. Endwell, N.Y. 178 0 573 GEOFFREY HAROLD STRAUSS 798 D•Molt Ave. Baldwin, N .Y. Accounting Deon's list; JRB; Men's lnter·Dorm Council ; Cen. trol Dorm Council; Cafeteria Comm.· Whitney ' Judicial Boord; CN. LOUISE SOHR l 529 Morris Ave . Bronx, N.Y. BARBARA STEEN 3B5 Garfield Ave W. Hempstead, NY. SHERON R. STOKES Shetry 289 North Wrexham Ct Tonawanda, NY Engli.sh literature Deon·s List; Student Coun.selor; Cheerleader cop to~n; WRA gymnastics.; basketball, volleyball; Wizard of the soup group. " I still believe in daydreams." p ELLEN SMALL KAREN SMALL 50·15 175 Pl Flushing, NY LINDA BETH STILES 816 Hazel St. Elmira, N.Y. Mathematics Women's Chorus; IXTHUS. Oxford, NY. MARTHA JEAN STANTON Marti 144 Seneca St Corning, NY. Anthropology Sec of Methodist Student Fellow•hip; IXTHUS. Smithtown. N Y HOWARD R STERN 328 E. 3 St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Sociology Track Sociology Track RUTH STRATTON THERESA W. SMORAL 1Terry) 401 W . Main St. Endicott, N.Y. English MERIS GAIL SKULNIK 3777 Independence Ave Riv.,dole, N.Y French Lonquage and LitNoture SFY tutoring. 53 Ro•e St MARILYN STEPNOSKI 391 Reeves Ave. Riverhead, N. Y WILLIAM A. ST JOHN Box 600 Kouneongo lake, N.Y RHONA SMOLI AN 1387 Jesup Ave New York, NY WAYNE ROBERT SREBNICK 394 E 2nd St Brooklyn, N Y. Political Science Adelphi. "Keystone Cop.s Krout and best spies.' LISE J STE IN BERG 351 Myrtle Ave. Albany, NY JOHN STEPHENS 13 Shrldon St Randolph, N.Y ELEANOR K SMITH 58·B Ry• Colony Rye, NY Georgrophy Deon's List. MARTIN IRVING SPATZ ROBERTA SILVERSTEIN 832 Ocean Ave . Brooklyn, NY Socioloqy Snow Queen 1967; Dorm Council; Judicial Boord; For~iqn Stvdenh Comm. R.P R " JAY MARTIN STEIN 736 W 186 SI New York, NY Political Science Deon's List; Varsity Tennis; Dorm Councih; Men's. lnterholl Council; Orientation Advisor; lntromurals Harpur was meaningless until RSF ." KENNETH SUSSMAN 123 Volentine lo. Yonkers, N Y NANCY KAY SWEETGALL 15 Stuyvesant Oval New York, N .Y. Sociology EDYTHE FAY SWID 33 Jeon Pl. Syouet, N.Y. Mathematics Volun~eer o~ Binghamton State Hospital ; Dorm Council; Outing Club; Deon's list. JAMES A. TAFT 3011 Pleo•ont Dr. Endwell, N .H . Sociology JOSEPH C. TALERICO 3 Brook Ave, RD 4 Binghamton, N.Y. �ANITA LOUISE WALLS 618 Hector St lthoco, N Y Sociology IXOUE; College Orchestro. RENAY TAPOW 168 20 !27th Ave. New York, N Y MELODY HOPE TAYL OR 285 Sayord St. Oceanside, N.Y Studio Ari SFY Pres .,; Dir Nursery School selor; Dorm Council; Who s Who or night? Do wet birds Student Coun- ny JANET R WILLIAMS Jon RD l Schonevus, NY Enqlish and Gf'neral li terature MARY T WALSH 32 Hoyes St Binghamton, N.Y French THOMAS PATRICK WALSH 1220 Johnson Rd . Churchville, N .Y. Physiu CA ROL ANN THOMPSON Tommy; 605 Tompkins St. Syracuse, N . Y. Dean·s Lisi; Honor Roll; Baccocio; VP- AIPHorpur Chapter I wos thP sfrangest clubby on campus " literature EARLE E. THRUSTON Fuzzy" RD l Weedsport, N .Y Political Science AUDREY M WARRICK 16 Downs Ave. Binghamton, N.Y. English li tera ture The beast is not evi l by nature, but its cage TAU; lntromurals; Deon's list; C N . SARSARA TIBERIO Friendsville Stage Binghamton, N .Y. MARTHA TIGER 233 Exler St Brooklyn, N Y Political Science SOS Exec. Sd.; Civil Righ ts Club; Deon' s list. STANLEY TISH 8AR8ARA LEE WASHBURN 145 N . Moin St. Gloversville, N .Y. Sociology is evil by int en t." VAL E. WASHINGTON 1869 Baird Rd . Penfield, N .Y. PATRICIA WOELLMER 16 Ad oms St. " Pipe-dream man still haunts the IBM golf course on restl ess nights, prowling for s.easons in the sun. Do we car'e?" Port Wo1hington, N .Y. Mo thematics Volunteer ot Binghamton Sta te; Folk Music So· ciety . JOHN WASIELEWSKI 117 Seethoves St. Binghamton, N.Y. KAREN ANN WOJTANOWSKI 939 Soro togo St ARTHUR JAY TOBIAS 565 w. 169 St New York, N .Y. li terature Swimming Team; Sickies BRUCE MARTIN WASSERMAN 3205 Mick le Ave. Bronx, N .Y. Thea tre Pres. ·APO; Coloniol Ployer• ; IFC; Horpur Fol. lies; Dorm Council; Carni va l; lntromurol s ; Deon's List. "And the lord shalt rain vengence upon the TIMOTHY TOCHER Augusto Pl Tuxedo, N.Y. English house of Jocob." Intramural Sports. LINDA WASSERMAN Wou ) 3716 Ave. T Brooklyn, N.Y. Psychology Deon' s list; SFY. I arranged for Richie to know :.:: 1 (in the bib li ca l sense ). I remember the doy with Rene e and Rich ie. I fed my off-camp u• boyfriend for 2 years on Dic kinson s andwiches . I know why the NANCY J TRAVE R RD 1 Coyugo, N Y Humani ties lnterd iviiiono l with History De on s list; WRA Boord I was one of the original gymmies." JAN ICE TULLER l 0 Lakeview Ave Richfield Springs, N Y. EDWARD TURAN 2060 Anthony Ave Bronx, N .Y. Economics Varsity Basketball ; Dorm Council Rep.; Deon' s list; Odeon Society lntromurols. " N ever hove so man y, tr ave led so for, for so little.11 C HRISTINE TYRRELL 1540 44 St. Brooklyn, N.Y. MERLE CHARMIAN ULLMAN 2596 W ood• Ave Eost Meadow, N .Y. Poli ti cal Science FREDRIC URBA CH Ke nozo lake, N .Y. DEBRA VAJDA Debby! 65 Central Po rk W e•t New York, N .Y Sociology Community Involvement Proje ct BARBARA HUMPHREY VA N INWEGEN Rofu se Apt A Horpur College Binghamton, N.Y. Psychology VICTOR VANVESTROUT 713 Day Hollow Rd. Endicott, N Y ROBERT VAUGHN 1809 Vestal Rd . Vestal, N .Y. KENNETH E. WAIBEL 222 Odell Ave. Endicott, N.Y. Sociology lntromurol Bosk etbo ll and Bowling Now we ore ready for society; is society ready for us?" college." ELAINE HELEN WOLFF 77-19 141 St Flus hing, N.Y. French tilNoture Student Counselor; SFY Sig Sister Program; SFY PETER WESER 215 H il ls ide Ave. Mt . Vernon, N .Y. Centro! Ap pellate Soord; Horpur Follie• Chemis try JV Basketball; Intra mural Sports; Folk Music Club; Dorm Judicial Bd .; Undergraduate Research Anistont in Chemistry; Deon' s list. Political Science GSS ,Sec.\: Vo lunteer Big Sisttr" at Bingham· ton Stole Hospital; Ou ting Club; Democratic· liberal Club; Deon's list I've been to Friendship is to be olive PATRICIA ANN WOODWORTH Pat .518 W Colum St . HOWARD FREDRIC TURETSKY 134-17 166 Pl IRA MI C HA EL TURNER 1Soke) 16 Dr. Fronk Rd . Spring Vo lley, NY. SYLVIA ALICE WOLF 160 Sennett Ave N ew York , N .Y tutor ' Reme mber Baptist Bible Gro nbe rg ." Jomoico , N Y. Mo themotin Dorm Council; Varsity Bo seboll; W restling Club; A ut. S po rts Ed . CN ; lntromuroh. Utica. NY. Spanish Language and literature Dorm Council Rep and Prf's ; Presicff'nt' s Com mission; Newmon Assoc . ,Sec. ; SFY Big Brother Program; Foreign Students Comm., lnterdorm Council; Deon's list mints were mode." CAROL WEINBERG l 44-43 78 Ave. Flush ing , N .Y Psychology NANCY WALLACH 240 Crown St. Brooklyn, N Y WRA. SFY, Doon's l ist. ROBERT A WILSON 279 Simpson Rd. Rochester N. Y DAVID H WINSTON 1329 N Forut Apt. D-L4 Amherst, NY. Biology IMAGE; Deon'• list STEPHA NIE WINSTON 3125 Sriorcliff A ve Vestal, NY STEPHEN WINTER 15 Holyoke Rd. Rockville Centre, NY . Student Counselor; WR:A Pres ; Dragon Society; Judicial Revie w Boo rd; Dorm Council Treas.; Syracu se, N Y. Mathematics W omen's Choru•; IXTHUS. SON NIE RACHEL (PARKER) WORTHMAN (the color Kid ) 3027 Brighton .5th St. Brook lyn, N. Y. Studio Art ' To Second Floor Central, the Dregs. and Com· 11 pony: " Ke ep on Truck in' • Love, Mommo Leone" Gallery Comm ittee; Ruu ion Club; Friday Club; LINDA SOOLE WEINRICH Chen ongo Holl Apt. A Brother- Three Penny Opera; Never dropped a course; on l y member of th e right side o f the snockb or who attended four ye a rs , two terms ot o ti me and monoged to keep a degree of son· Binghamto n, N .Y. French languoge ond literat ure NANCY WEINROTH 1512 Coryl Ct. Elmont, N.Y. Studio Ari NEIL L. WEISBROD 361 Rose St. Mos.sopequa Pk., N.Y. English ond Genero l Lit erature Deon's List; USG; Volpon,.. Odeons; Bingham· ton State Ho spital Volunteer; SFC Tut or. " A lot was gained, but no less lost " Art Editor 1968 Yearbook ; Modome the ity. Most ;mportonl I hod one of the first •econd hond fur coo ts To a ll who knew me, Clothes don't make the Whoever follows man or woman in this case in my ka leidoscopic footsteps remember-you con be o total visual pic:ture, but le t the colors undernea th show too." C 'f NTHIA WREN 66 Colfox St. Jamestown, NY. BRIAN S . YEL LIN " Sri") 2 Hope Dr. JO WEISSMAN 33 Hi ghwood Rd . Pl ainview, N .Y Chemi1try Varsity Tennis; Dorm Council Treas.; CN . Anthropology Modern Do nce Club; SFY Nu rsery School. CAROL DAY YOUNG 233 Gro yt on Rd Tonowondo, N .Y East N orwich, N.Y. of 77 Ook St. French literature Deon's list; Semester a t Neuchatel; SFY; Bing homton Stole Volunteer . ' I II miss the soup group." DAVID WHEELER 2 Hill Pl. Dryden, N .Y. ROBERT RICHARD YUD ISKAS 96 Hawk St Peo rl River, N.Y, LE O R. WHALEN Binghamton, N .Y. ROBE RT D. WHITE Glenwood Rd . MR 96 Binghamton, N .Y. MARGARET WHITNEY 28 Jerome Ave Binghamton, N.Y RICHARD JOSEPH WIECZORCK (Dick) 400 E. Corey Rd. Syracuse, N .Y, Phys.ics TAU. Sec., Varsi ty baseball; Student Counselor; American Institute of Physics ' Hoppineu is Graduating, Sadness is leaving " ROBERT WILCOX Sox 363 Foster Rd . End;cott, NY Mathem a tics 8AR8ARA Z IMBEL 57 E. G;rord Slvd Kenmore , NY Sociology Binghamton Stott> Hospital Volunteer Dancer in Winter Review; Dance shows; Dorm Council treo,. ; Cafeteria Comm.; Orientation Advisor; Harpur Follies dancer MARTIN ZIMELIS 118 Daisy Form• New Rochelle , N .Y. KAREN ZO IN E 106-19 78 St Ozone Pork, N . Y Politica l Science Student Counselor; Binghamton Volunteer; Deon' s list. • I' ll min tho soup group." State Hospital 179 ��181 ��PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Agin Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Allen Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Allen Mrs. Gorden F. Andren Murray Backer Albert Begleiter Mr. and Mrs. B. J . Black Mrs. Marian Bochner Mr. and Mrs. Bochnovich Major and Mrs. E. C. Buckhout Mr. and Mrs. Vincent W. Burn Richard Calvin Mr. and Mrs. James K. Causey Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Coleman Mrs. Gladys R. Connor George and Maria Contemanolis Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Alan Coppins Mr. Charles Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Corwin Mr. and Mrs. James Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. David L. Coveney Mr. and Mrs. John N. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Crepet Mr. and Mrs. William Crickman Mr. and Mrs. John Cruty Mr. and Mrs. Murray I. Dann Mr. and Mrs. Garret Deboer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Debree and family Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dershin Mr. and Mrs. A. deVilleneuve Frances L. Donohue Kenneth Kyle Oury Samuel Eringer Mr. and Mrs. A. Farber Parents of Stephen B. Feldman 186 Mr. and Mrs. William Fishkin Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Fratantoni Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gainen Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gittelson Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Gorden Dr. and Mrs. Irving S. Gorden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Halperin Mr. and Mrs. S. Handelsman Mr. and Mrs. S. Heller Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hillengas Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hoban Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobson Harriet Jasik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jedrek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Judd Roz and Bill Katz Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kera Mr. and Mrs. R. Kiken Mr. and Mrs. He nry Klein Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kowaloff Mr. and Mrs. W. Kowalski Mabel and Malcom Land Mrs. Vivian Leblanc Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Leinwand Parents of Mrac J. Leitner Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lipius Mr. and Mrs. Leo Levine Nathan Levitz Mr. and Mrs. Max Linden George E. Longhurst Mr. and Mrs. Lonsdale Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Loren Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Macleod Sr. �Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malamen t Mr. and Mrs. Pocco Manente Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mazar Mr. and Mrs. George H. Meeker Mr. and Mrs. Ernset Mendels Charles E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nash Murray Nissim Mr. Framcis J. Novak Mrs. Francis J. Novak Mr. and Mrs. Pa~quale Paglia Mr. and Mrs. Ray' A. Palm Mrs. Robert L. Peck' '· Mrs. Jane Plass Mrs. Florence B. Radow Mr. and Mrs. Julius Reader Louise E. Robins Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Rogers Werner Rogers Mario Romano Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. George Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Rossel Mrs. T. M. Rotkin Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Rubenstei n Mr. and Mrs. M. Saal Sall Stearns Mrs. Harriet Samuels Mr. and Mrs. L. Sandler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schattner Ann and Ben Schecter Ben Selsby Mr. and Mrs. Finley Serlin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Mack E. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sitver Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Small Mr. and Mrs. Edward Small and Son Mr. and Mrs. Myron Smoller Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sperl Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sprissler Mr. and Mrs. Solesh Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Perry Steen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stepnoski Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Streisand William P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swid Mr. and Mrs. B. Tapow Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wasserm an Arthur and Katherine Weber Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Weinberg Nancy Weinroth Mr. and Mrs. John Wieczore k Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. I. Winston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winter Stanley and Wanda Wojtanow ski Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Som Wurtzel Dr. and Mrs. Harold Yellin Mr. and Mrs. E. S. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Text Title A name given to the resource Colonist 1968 Subject The topic of the resource State University of New York at Binghamton -- Students school yearbooks Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Binghamton, N.Y. : State University of New York at Binghamton Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Binghamton Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In Copyright Description An account of the resource Student yearbook of Triple Cities College (1948- 1950), Harpur College (1951- 1965), and the State University of New York at Binghamton (1966- present). https://omeka.binghamton.edu/omeka/files/original/61f3aa99df1fb309729b2049b57da380.pdf 3cadc8c88defe770a7dc468ada4bc952 PDF Text Text STATE U N IVE R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K A T B I N G H A M TO N l lARPl’R COLLEGE TH E DE PARTMENT OF MUSIC SENIOR RECITAL Ellen Leinwand, pia no e David Crowe, pvrcu. . ion / January 5, 1 968 lr’ ' 8 15 p.m. Music Recital Hall PROGRAM Scherzo for Four Timpani David Crowe, percussion Rebecca Tobin, piano Sonata No. 15, Op. 28 in D Ma jor Allegro Andante Scherzo Allegro vivace T rio Rondo Allegro ma non t roppo E llen Leinwand, piano Didier Graeﬀe Ludwig v. Beethoven Intermiss ion Rondo for Ma rimba . ‘ 7 , " David Crowe, percussion Susan Peters, piano Intermezzo, Op. 117, No. 2 in B Flat Minor Capriccio, Op. 76, No. 8 in C Major Intermezzo, Op. 119, No. 1 in B Minor Capriccio, Op. 116, No. 3 in C Minor E llen Leinwand, piano Hors d ’oeuvres David Crowe, percussion Barbara Garges, piano T heodore Frazeur Johannes Brahms Roland Petit A RECEPTION honoring t his evening’s performers will he held in the Green Room Lounge ad jacent to the Recital Hall immediately following the performance. All are cordially invited to attend. T his recital is gi ve n in part ial f ulﬁl l m e nt of t he requi rements for t he degree of Bachelor of Arts in Music. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. 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Template: PDF / Rosetta PDF with Rosetta audio/video link Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 2 sound tape reels Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 26:10 30:34 OHMS Object URL https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE60332 Streaming Audio Streaming URL <a href="https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE60332"> Ellen Leinwand and David Crowe Senior Recital</a> Accessibility Copy/Paste below: Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Leinwand, Ellen Crowe, David Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-01-05 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Brahms, Johannes, 1833-1897 Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827 Frazeur, Theodore Petit, Roland Graeffe, Didier State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ellen Leinwand and David Crowe Senior Recital.pdf https://omeka.binghamton.edu/omeka/files/original/4e1a9eb136b29e2f6836dc55b68f9c8b.pdf dab378d8f19a7e2d4b89fed87b613d05 PDF Text Text S TAT E U N IVE RS IT Y O F N E W YO R K A T B I N G H A M TO N HA RPl ’ R COLLEGE T H E D E PA R T M E N T O F MUSIC THE HARPUR ORCHESTRA Da v i d Bu t to l p h , co nd u c to r with JEAN CASADESUS, PIANISTIN RESIDENCE Sunday, January 7, 1968, 8 :15 p. m. T he College T heater �PR OGRAM Suite de Pulcinella Sinfonia Serenata Scherzino Allegro Andantino Tarantella Toccata Gavotta con due variazione Vivo Minuetto Finale Concert Champétre pour Piano et Orchestre Jean Casadesus, pianist Allegro molto Andante Presto Igor Stravinsky Francis Poulenc Intermission Siegfried Idyll Richard Wagner Second Concerto pour Piano et Orchestre (Op. 22) Camille SaintSaéns Jean Casadesus, pianist Andante sostenuto Allegro scherzando Presto A RECEPTION honoring this evening’s performers will be held in the Green Room Lounge adjacent to the Music Recital Hall immediately following the concert. T he audience is cordially invited to attend. Ushering courtesy of Alpha P hi Omega and Gamma Sigma Sigma. Smoking is permitted in the hallways, but not in the theater. �P ulcinella Suite Stravinsky ) (1882~ In the years 19171920, the director of the Ballet Russe (Diaghileﬀ) conceived the idea of devising some new productions based upon music by old Italian composers. Instead of merely arranging and transcribing the material chosen, Stravinsky reverted in imagination to the environment of the Neopolitan musicmakers of the early eighteenth century. Taking material f rom ﬁve trio sonatas and a popular song as a point of departure, Stravinsky creates a highly original “portrait” of Pergolesi, a distillation of the spirit of the tunes, an enlivening and strengthening of phrases rather than arbitrary decoration. Concerto Champetre Poulenc (18991963) T he Concerto Champetre, or “Rustic Concerto” belongs to the com poser’s socalled “elegant period. ” Composed in 192728, Poulenc desc ribes the work as “set in a very deﬁnite atmosphere of the eighteenth century. ” Not surprising when we realize that the work was inspired by Poulenc ’s f riendship with the late Wanda Landowska, and written originally for harpsichord. T he piano version (authorized later) can scarcely disguise the musical alliance between the Baroque style and the surprises of modern harmony. Siegf ried Idyll Wagner (18131883) Composed in November of 1870, the Siegf ried Idyll was rehearsed in utmost secrecy and performed early on Christmas morning on the stairs of the Wagner home as a surprise birthday present to the composer’s wif e, Cosima. T he Idyll is a piece of intensely quiet and purely instrumental music, connected with the opera only by a private undercurrent of poetic illusion. Concerto in G Minor SaintSaéns (18351 921) Anton Rubinstein wanted to conduct a concert in Paris and asked his good f riend, Camille SaintSaens, if he would write a concerto. Three weeks later the work was performed, the composer playing as soloist. T he year was 1868. T he G minor concerto second of ﬁve piano concerti is unquestion ably stamped with the mark of a master musician, brillian organist and piano virtuoso ; a man who, by reason of his high standards in form, style and workmanship, was greatly responsible for the emergence of French instrumental music f rom a subservience to the opera tradition during the latter half of the 19th century. �THE HARPUR ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Marianne Wallenberg Barbara Hull Nancy Robbins Gaye Butler Judith Sackser Marcia Carpenter Edward Pettengill Kay Roberts Diane Berde Ruth Everett Sally Shaf er Sophie Horowitz Marie Kulasza Jeﬀrey Feinsilver John Hagopian VIOLAS David Einf eldt Valarie Gara bedian Russell Colton Kenneth Hollister Karl Getz Ira Miller CELLOS Fritz Wallenberg Jane Whitmore Donal O’Buckley Linda Driver BASSES Richard Thomas Dayle Sherba Stephen Kotrch FLUTES Margaret Jackson Christine Dietrich OBOES Sue Weiner Geoﬀrey Barron CLARINETS Beverly Tomasosky Michael Bereha BASSOONS Dennis Williams Linda Crane Louise Belsky HORNS Karen Kester George Papstrat Brian Sternberg Timothy Wetherbee TRUMPETS John Williams Delbert Cobleigh T ROMBON ES John Baldon Allen Thompson TUBA Alan Thrasher TIMPANI David Crowe P ERCUSSION Robert Mersky Christian Granger PERSONNEL MANAGER Alan Thrasher LIBRARIAN Ann Grant � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. 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Template: PDF / Rosetta PDF with Rosetta audio/video link Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 3 sound tape reels Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 23:59 27:59 23:52 OHMS Object URL https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE63025 Streaming Audio Streaming URL <a href="https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE63025"> Jean Casadesus Concertl</a> Accessibility Copy/Paste below: Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. PDF Layout This field specifies how the pages of the PDF will be laid out. Enter only the CASE SENSITIVE keyword without quotation marks. [default: 'FacingContinuous'] Options: 'Single' - Only the entire current page will be visible and Zoom will be set to page width. 'Continuous' - All pages are visible in one scrollable column and Zoom will be set to page width. 'Facing' - Up to two full pages will be visible and Zoom will be set to page height. 'FacingContinuous' - All pages visible in two scrollable columns and Zoom will be set to page height. 'FacingCover' - All pages visible as whole pages, with an even numbered page rendered first. (i.e. The first page of the document is rendered by itself on the right side of the viewer to simulate a book cover.) 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Casadesus, Jean, 1927-1972 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-01-07 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971 Poulenc, Francis, 1899-1963 Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883 State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. 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Ka tz , te no r V I O L A Q U E B R A D A Ja yne Ka pla n, m ez zo s op ra no Ha ndel V i llaLobos NONE BU T TH E LONE LY H E AR T Do m in ic De fa zi o, ba rit one Tc ha iko vs ky O MIST RE SS M IN E Ro ge r Qu i lte r Thom as Strain, ba rit one ‘ NE BBIE Na nzy Ca rls on , me zz osopr ano VE RBORGE NH EI T Anne Gra nt , m ezzos op ra no AU F EIN A LT ES BILD DE R GA ERTNER Ca ro lyn K im ble, sopr ano CH ANSON EPIQUE (Don Quichotte a Du lc ine e) IM R H EIN (D ic ht e rli ebe) Russel l Fu lle r, ba rit one AU F DE M SE E DORT IN D EN W EIDEN J u d i t Wolf W o lf Te rr y Howe ll, ba rit one BOTS CH AF T Resp igh i h Elte rm an , m ez zo s op ra no Wolf Brah m s Ra ve l Sc hu m ann Br ah m s Brah m s DANS LES R UINES D’ UN A BB AY E [ A = 7 Ja net Pete rson, soprano Fa ure LES BE RC EA UX Fa ure CHANSON TRISTE TES YE UX ‘ Ma rga re t Jac ks on , m ez zosop ra no Alida Sta hl, soprano AU F OND DU T EM PLE SAIN T ( Le s Pe cheu rs de Pe rles ) Al a n A . Ka tz , te no r Te rr y Howe ll, ba rit one Donna Ha lle n, pia no Ba rbar a Ga rges , ac co mpan ist fo r M iss S ch losse r ’s st ud en ts . Cha ikyou Kim , ac co m pa nist f or M r. W ill iam ’s st udents . Dupa rc Ra bey Bize t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus. Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright. Template: PDF / Rosetta PDF with Rosetta audio/video link Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 4 sound tape reels Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 17:41 26:11 37:10 16:03 OHMS Object URL https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE63031 Streaming Audio Streaming URL <a href="https://eternity.binghamton.edu/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE63031"> Voice Studio Recital</a> Accessibility Copy/Paste below: Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Voice Studio Recital, January 17, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Concerts Description An account of the resource Held at 8:15 pm, January 17, 1968, Music Recital Hall. Works of Handel, Franck, Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dept. of Music, State University of New York at Binghamton Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-01-17 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827 Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791 Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich, 1840-1893 Vivaldi, Antonio, 1678-1741 Franck, César, 1822-1890 State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Voice Studio Recital 1-17.pdf Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1960's - present Title A name given to the resource Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings Subject The topic of the resource Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings Description An account of the resource Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus. Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright. Template: Universal Viewer / Rosetta Rosetta audio media Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 2 sound tape reels Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) 16:32 38:14 Accessibility Copy/Paste below: Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Binghamton University Libraries is working very hard to create transcriptions of all audio/visual media present on this site. If you require a specific transcription for accessibility purposes, you may contact us at <a href="mailto:orb@binghamton.edu">orb@binghamton.edu</a>. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Guarneri Quartet Recital, February 11, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Concerts Description An account of the resource Held at 8:15 pm, February 11, 1968, Harpur College Theater. Works of Klenz, Webern, Korte. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Guarneri Quartet Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Binghamton University Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-02-11 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource In copyright Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Webern, Anton, 1883-1945 Korte, Karl State University of New York at Binghamton. Department of Music. Type The nature or genre of the resource sound Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 39091020058545 39091020058594