Alfred State College - Statonian Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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ALL CAMPUS BAND Mlifl1TCllCSZ F. Bossarlg P. llurgerg D. Hapesg F. Seorsoue. First Row: W. Cross: F. Alleng F. Perryg li. Wllitliteyg J. Kleing A. Sherman: G. Filliandg G. Pop ianhonser. Seeowl Row: B. Rossg ll. Vailg D. Postg D. Godauisky: J. Durfee' R. Grassig H. Ritler. Third Row: A. Ca rpadonia, Direetorg P. Livecehig G. Goodwin: P. Dethg R. Powerig S. Dassanee' 1 s M. Sapienzag A. Warnin 'L F. Dulan. llbllflll Row: C. Nlaassg A. Shaw: L. Russellg D. Aarong R. Rohersong R. Frost' D. Herinang D. Jordan. Fifth Row: J. Oliverg ll. Eckert? R. Postg R. Wllca long D. llottsteiug J. COIIICSQ D. Payne. A mixed group of 90 selected students, the Glee Club tours throughout New York State. The Glee Club has a very large repertoire, and has proven to be a great success at its various concerts. As an added presentation, the Glee Club works in con- junction with the Trombone Trio. This is a trio consisting of Richard Fote, Wessell Cross, and Gloria Gilhand. HARM AN IACS Robert Slnrartg John LaMotheg Richard Shuartg Edwin Simonson. For a special musical treat at its concerts, the Glee Club has a Varsity Choir composed of the more talented and experienced members of the group. Two new groups which were just formed this year are the male quartet and girls' quartet. The male quartet is composed of Richard and Robert Shuart, John I.aM0the, and lfldwin Si- monson. Patricia llickey, Judy Konzen, Carol Cornell and Roberta Glover are in the girls' quartet. I-IARMANLACS

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vg,...- Q. ' I ' '.l ' MIXED CHORUS VARSITY CHOIR First Row: A. Saxton, Accompnnist: C. Cornell: K. Collins M Becker See K Chambers I Calle L olmson H 9 , ,I 1 ,Q , Q ',. yi - J I - Lacy: P. Hickey, Pres.: R. Glover. Second Row: A. C. Cup- gndonia, Advisor: B. Shuart, J. LuMothcg F. Ilossart . Osborne: J. E. Konzen: L. E. Burton: D. Smith: F. Ruab. Third Row: R. Scholcs: ll. Doobining D. Shuurl D. P. Naeye: D. C. Beekhorn: W. Cross: J. Yunda. 1 MUSIC MIXED CHOIR First Row: Mr. Cup mdoniu: K. Collins: J. Davis: Lucille Krezmun: L. Stekloflg D. Inwood: M. Becker: J. LuMothe: B. Shuurt: D. Shuurt: L. Burton: D. Smith: K. Chambers: N. Jackson: P. Staley: C. Schop 3 A. Saxton, Accompunisl. Second Row: A. Williams: J. Lugevreg R. Graves: C. Wul- lcr: S. Osborne: F. Bossurtg li. Gcelg J. Wulsh: R. Glover: H. Lucy: Z. C. Gutley: A. E. Austin: R. Wilson: L. John- song V. Levine: A. Bcrtch. Third Row: F. G. Horton: S. Foatc: 'M. D'Ortonu: D. Ostrom: D. Dostcr: C. Cornell, Sec.: P. Hickey: M. Glenn: E. Rosco: L. Gibson: M. Bas- inskig J. Vundcrli 1: B. Enri ht: M. Peck: J. E. Konzen. Fourth Row: T. Moore: T. lgeebcg G. Cilliund: K. Wade: K. Warner: M.Joscph: D. Fuller: J. Popp: S. Martin: C. Dunn: M. Driscoll: P. Carr: M. A. Supienzug N. Walker: P. S. Delh: G. T. Clark. Fifth Row: W. Cross: A. L. Cup- well: A. Miller: F. Raub: li. Didus: II. Benjamin: II. Pct- licrew: R. Foteg C. Medlicott: K. Reynolds: P. Edwards: R. Giles: F. J. liucltncr: J. Stump. Sixth Row: R. Miller: E. Simonsong W. liurtlettg R. Scholes: J. Richter: B. Doobin- ing M. Cueuce: D. Kobcr: G. Egan: Nueyc, Pres.: J. Jclliffg D. Beckhorng C. Lehman: G. Spezzano: J. Ynnda. VARSTY CHORUS STATESMEN .-i-ffl STATESMEN d M C d i 1' : E. M a R. G 'sb-ll'I1 f- DPW mlm' Vail?-ll... Barrlilislmclzina B. Vogel, Vocalist, R. Lane. Second Row: II. Rittleri A- Shaw: D3 Smnh' Third Ruw: E. Whitney: W. Cross: P. Hickey. Puma: D. Herman. String Bass: P. Hedges. Drummer: B. TruvCZ- Absent: L. Johnson, Vocalist.

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DRAMATICS CHARLATANS 3' iz Mu 1 if X , J . 'g kt -M,,..3 First Row: L. Danskyg E. Lathro g A. Binghamg J. Sie elg S. Marting G. Radderg R. Marks, See.g L. Russell. Second Row: D. Irwing V. Militellog J. hearg K. Chambersg . Murra g F. Horton, Treas.g M. Jose hg J. Barkley. Third Row: M. Clark, Advisorg A. Bourkeg V. A. LeClaireg P. Cliftg Doleckig A. Martyniakg T. Trudhommeg D. Mc- Donald. The Charlatans are concerned with the production of one and three act plays, and as- sembly skits. This year they have presented The Devil and Daniel Webster as their one act play, and Ah Wilderness as their three act play. At the end of the year, the Charla- tans have a banquet where hits of the major triumphs of the year are again presented. The east of Ah, Wilderness! 68