Binghamton University - Colonist / Pegasus Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

AV AVAVAVAY . TAVAVATAVAVAV - VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 'A-A'A'A'A'A'A'A'l-z W Colonist TO THE SENIORS... The 1959 COLONIST is dedicated to those whose future will determine the future of Harpur College . . . MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT: The year 1959-60 at Harpur is the year of the big change. For the first time plans for the future of Harpur College actually began to influence the lives of our students and faculty. This year we have 300, then 450 students living in the residence halls in Vestal, in the beautiful rooms completely surrounded by the inconveniences of continued construction. This year we have a wonderful gymmasium as large as the total of all the classrooms and laboratories on the Endicott campus. This year we have four buses making 30 round trips per day for the seven mile distance, with all meals, even including Sunday morning breakfast for the energetic, served in the old cafeteria in East Hall in Endicott. In all this apparent confusion is it possible to do as good a job in the basic preparation of Harpur students as we have done in the past and as we expect to do in the future? The answer is YES. There is no confusion in the minds of the faculty about the quality of work required. There is no confusion in the minds of the students. In fact academic work is superior to any other time in our history, student activity in clubs and sports is on a good basis, friendships are being made personal and professional growth are all about us. The Class of 1959 has experienced three years of the old, and one year of the transition. Next year there will be more in Vestal and less in Endicott. The year after we should all be in Vestal. But it will still be the Harpur you know when you seek out the kernel inside the imposing new shell. .. s Glenn G. Bartle, President COLONIST STAFF EDITORIN-CHIEF .. Al Coen MANAGING EDITOR . Richard Corash BUSINESS MANAGER ... AlKobb LAYOUTEDITOR .o ... Joe Alaimo LAYOUT STAFF . Anne Cibula Jean Robinson PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR . Dave Cohen PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF . ... Bob Olson Gordon Schwartz Don Goldstein ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR . Nancy Lowkrantz ART CO-EDITORS o .. Lomy Maletta Cathy Codispoti CPORTS OEDIORS e e Bob Blum Al Schneider SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER .. Jerry Benowitz ADVERTISING MANAGER . Bob Wooding ASSOCIATE EDITORS ... Mary Alif Carolee Purdy Thanks for the memories, de. Conc Al Coen, Editor-in-Chief ADMINISTRATION i Liv FACULTY GLENN G. BARTLE President e it E L. M00RE G TR - i e 2 -, pramesm e S. STEWART GORDON Dean JOHN P. BELNIAK Dean of Students VIRGINIA N. KINLOCH Associate Dean of Students MICHAEL N. SCELSI Assistant to the President AYSEL SEARLES, JR. Director of Student Activities RALPH G. RISHEL Director of Admissions CHARLES K. COOPER Financial Secretary JOHN HIGGINS Assistant Director of Admissions MARIE D. CONEY Registrar ELY MEYERSON Director of Men's Housing GREGORY N. BULLARD Librarian Library Staff JANET E. BROWN Assistant Librarian JOSIAH T. NEWCOMB Librarian SEYMOUR PITCHER Chairman, Division of the Humanities Professor of English and General Literature ALDO BERNARDO Associate Professor of Romance Languages MICHAEL BOCHNAK Assistant Professor of Russian RICHARD BURGENER Assistant Professor of Philosophy VINCENT FREIMARCK Assistant Professor of English J. ALEX GILFILLAN Associate Professor of Music CHRISTIAN P. GRUBER EDWARD HOMEWOOD Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of English BERNARD HUPPE RODNEY KETCHAM ROBERT MARSH Professor of English and Literature Professor of Romance Languages Assistant Professor of English Hy JACK KAMINSKY HARRY LINCOLN CHARLES MAUSKOPF Associate Professor of Philosophy Assistant Professor of Music Instructor in English KARL KASBERG KENNETH LINDSAY CICERO McINTYRE Instructor in English Associate Professor of Art History Instructor in Romance Languages RIGO MIGNANI ALFRED STEER PAUL WEIGAND Assistant Professor of Romance Associate Professor of German Associate Professor of German Languages WILLI USCHALD Assistant Professor of French and German MICHIO OKA JOHN WELDw Associate Professor of English N Instructor in Spanish IRVING ZUPNICK Assistant Professor of Art JOHN PERRY LUITPOLD WALLACH Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of Classical Languages SIDNEY HARCAVE Chairman Division Social Sciences Professor of History JOHN BEALL LIN CHIAO JOSEPH FEKETE Assistant Professor of Anthropology Assistant Professor of Accounting Instructor in Geography JOHN CHALMERS PETER DODGE WALTER FILLEY Professor of Economics Instuctor in Sociology Associate Professor of Political Science AMY GILBERT Professor of Historv KENNETH LEWAN Instructor of Law and Jurisprudence ' MARVIN KRISTEIN ooy SEYMOUR M Assistant Professor of Economies a Associate Professor of Politi 1 Science D. CRESAP MOORE Assistant Professor of History JEROME SNYDER Associate Professor of Business Administration MARK NEUWELD Visiting Professor of Political Science PHILIP PIAKER JOSEPH VAN RIPER PETER VUKASIN Associate Professor of Accounting Professor of Geography Associate Professor of Economics JOHN BROHM Assistant Professor of Anthropology ENRICO QUARANTELLI Instructor in Sociology C. MAX HULL Chairman Division of Science and Math Professor of Chemistry JOSEPH BERMAN HAROLD FAGIN Assistant Professor of Chemistry RONALD HADLOCK Associate Professor of Psychology Instructor in Physics DONALD COATES JACOB FISCHTHAL Assistant Professor of Geology Associate Professor of Biology DICK WICK HALL Professor of Mathematics ROBERT HART Associate Professor of Physics WILLIAM HEYMAN Assistant Professor of Psychology JOHN HILZMAN Assistant Profescor of Mathematics LOUIS KATTSOFF Professor of Mathematics JAMES KENT Professor of Mathematics BRUCE McDUFFIE Associate Professor of Chemistry . DOROTHEA MUELLER Instructor in Chemistry MARTIN PAUL Professor of Chemistry 20 ROBERT PENFIELD Assoviate Professor of Physics JACK RICHARDSON Assistant Professor of Psychology CHARLES ROCKWELL Instructor in Geology ROBERT RUDIN Instructor in Zoology MILDRED SCHELLIG-HACKETT Lecturer in Biology and Nursing GEORGE SCHUMACHER Assistant Professor of Biology JAMES WILMOTH Professor of Biology FRANCES WRIGHT Associate Professor of Mathematics DAVID HENDERSON Associate Professor of Physical Education Director of Physical Education and Athletics FRANK POLLARD Assis Profess f Physi JESSIE GODFREY eIl ees o Bhal Assistant Professor of Physical Education NANCY RIPPON Instructor in Physical Education CHARLES STEPHANOS Instructor in Physical Education 21 Office Staff ELEANOR HUFFMAN Secretary to the President x--!,': g SRR Y . MABLE E. BRAIN BARBARA WINTERS Secretary to the Dean President's Office Secretary MARGUERITE A. WEEKS ELEANOR KRAUSE Secretary to Assistant to the President Secretary to Dean of Students JANE M. CARD KENNETH GARDNER Assistant, Business Office Prin, Account Clerk g 5 qL- z - S JOHN E. PALMER Aceount Clerk JAMES M. CARL Assistant, Business Office LENA SELLANO JOHN CULLEN Sr. Acet. Clerk, Business Office Mail and Supply Clerk SHIRLEY M. MORRISON Assistant, Business Office ,l T 4 -i e ELLEEN L. KETCHUM MISS FISHER Assistant to the Registrar Secretary, Admissions Office JANET WHITMEYER CATHERINE A. BEARDSLEY Secretary, Admissions Office Typist LINDA SCRANTON Seeretary, Rafuse Hall BEVERLY A. COWAN DARRAGH L. BENNETT College Nurse Stenographer JOSEPHINE C. DOWNEY Faculty Secretary 25 VERONICA STACKONIS Faculty Secretary VIVIAN MUSSO Assistant to Registrar EDITH C. JAMES Faculty Secretary MARJORIE CROSS Manager, Bookstore Faculty at Work At Play 27 Senior Class Officers T Left to right: Bob Blum, Sergeant-at-Arms; Barbara Vosburgh, Secretary; Grace Hawley, Treas- urer; Bob Ellis, President; Dave Cohen, Vice President; Ron Rosenstein, Member-at-Large. Missing: Al Kobb, Member-at-Large. 29 Inter Social Club Council D. Cohen, A. Coen, J. Welsh, B. Ellis, R. Titus, M. Wolfson. L. Webster, J. Lynch, J. P, endergast, . Kelly D. Cohen, A. Coen, J. Welsh, B. Ellis, R. Titus, M. Wolfson, L. Webster, J. Lynch, J. Pendergast, D. Kelly. I S. C. C. is the second largest organization on Harpur's Campus and is composed of two representatives from each social club. The aim of this group is to promote cooperation among the social clubs through yearly sponsored events. These include the Campus Chest Carnival, the proceeds of which go to charity. Other events it sponsors are a blood drive and Harpur's Winter and Spring Weekend jazz concerts. I. S. C. C. is the coordinating group of Harpur's Social Life. PRESIDENT i Laurence Webster SECRETARY-TREASURER ,, Ralph Goldberg SOCIAL CLUBS . 32 ROW 1: . ROW 2: ROW 3: Jim Higgins, Jim Heffern, Steve Kucera, Ron Montaperto, Dennis Spetz, Winston Tom Brown, Mike Ronald Montaperto N PRESIDENT Dennis Spetz i - VICE PRESIDENT Dennis Kops .. TREASURER Winston Orcutt HP CORDI G SECRETARY Gary Cohen i CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Steve Kucera CHAPLAIN James Heffern b GF'U RAI OFFICER Orcutt, Joseph Petrone. Wolfson, Clark Jones, Ron Hulnick, Seth Koch, Ed Brigham, Bob Fratarcangelo, Gary Cohen, Bob Criffis, Ralph Titus, Steve Baker, John Small, Duane Benjamin, Bob Thompson, Mike Borelli. Baccacia ROW 1: Tom Curry, Walt McCarthy, Dick Emmons, Roger Wick, Dave Eisenberg, ROW 2: Ralph Goldberg, Art York, Ron Wolk, Jerry Reardon, ROW 3: Don Clow, M at Moravansky, Bill Smith, Lew Griffis, Walt McCarthy Dick Emmons Dave FEisenberg Tom Curry Roger Wick Dick Schwartz, Fran Bills, Tom Hull, Frank Panetti, William Opalski. Wes Shangraw, Ed Rogers, Tom . VICE PRESIDENT .. TREASURER . SECRETARY . HISTORIAN Carrigg, 35 36 Cassandrans ROW 1: MaryAnn Cooley, Judy Gillette, Judy Glenn, Judy Rosoff, Sandy Lander, Sue LaPaugh, Rhoda Quackenbush. 37 Dionysian Society ROW 1: Dr. Joseph Van Riper advisor, Bill Hyman, Steve Rappel, Dave Cohen, Alex Kohb, Dr. C. P, Gruber advisor. ROW 2: Burt Blustein, Al Emmolo, Hal Cohen, Jim Shear, Al Coen, Jeff Schiller, Dick Corash, Bob Blum, Gene Knapp. ROW 3: Jerry Benowitz, David Slobodin, Irwin Zucker, Nuhad Kanaan, Ed Taub, Chuck Ford, Henry Kaplan. Al Coen L, - ... PRESIDENT Dave Cohen - ... YICE PRESIDENT Steve Rappel .. TREASURER Chuck Ford . CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Bill Hyman RECORDING SECRETARY Al Kobb . SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 38 Goliards ROW 1: Gary Parker, Jerry O'Donnell, Henry Hammer, Claude Wilson. ROW 2: Ron Otero, Ron Rosenstein, Pete Dimitri, John Kaminsky, Carl Zymet, John Welsh, Herbert Pa rker, Hal Gumaer. Jerry O'Donnell PRESIDENT Henry Hammer i VICE PRESIDENT Claude Wilson TREASURER Gary Parker - SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 40 ITK ROW 1: Frank Tynan, Stan Dahle, Bob Kalmore, Don Greiter, John Beaton, Bob French, Norm Rifkin, ROW 2: Dean Porter, Art Ebeling. Bernie Heany. Don Greiter e B .. PRESIDENT John Beaton oooooo...... VICE PRESIDENT Bob French - e O RECRETARY Bob Kalmore , oo TREASURER 43 Pandorans ROW 1: Joan Brush, Judy Hansen, Jackie Ward ROW 2: Nadya Aswad, Joyce Sanders, Mary Alff, Marilou Formichelli. , Sally Henderson, Nancy Lowkrantz, Joyce Midhalek, Catherine Shafer, Betty Cowan. Avis Reines, Dorothy MacDermott, Leigh Chadwick, Joyce Lynch, Pat Cannaday, Sally Henderson - S . PRESIDENT Jackie Ward o VICE PRESIDENT Joyce Michalek - RECORDING SECRETARY Catherine Shafer CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Judy Hansen . - HISTORIAN Joan Brush SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 45 46 SOS ROW 1: Ronald Glazer, Al Schneider, Roy Costley, Mel C. Schwartz, Colin McKirdy. ROW 2: Al Young, Iony Pellegrino, Ralph Spinelli, Don Burt, Dennis Kelly, Steve Brieger, Jim Carlson, Dr. George Schumact Roy L. Costley CHANCELLOR Mel C. Schwartz VICE CHANCELLOR Ronald Glazer SCRIBE Al Schneider CHANCE I LOR OF THF EYCHEQUER Colin MeKirdy i oo EQUERRY rer advisor. 48 Thalians ROW 1: Rosemary Parisella, Joanne Kaminsky, Jean Russell. ROW 2: Bev Cowan. Sandra Giragosian, Allie Wertl ieimer, Fiske Dewees, Joanne Kaminsky - PRESIDENT Fiske Dewees VICE PRESIDENT Allie Wertheimer SECRETARY Roberta Warner TREASURER PUBLICITY CHATRMAN Rosemary Parisella 49 5i UNDERCLASSMEN 53 54 Freshman Class Officers BOTTOM ROW: Al Smith, President; TOP ROW: Nancy Schiele, Treasurer; ai-Lul';:L'. Ellen Furedi, Secretary; Les Mattis, Vice President, Mike Barth, Sergeant-at-Arms; Linda Pizer, Member- Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Tom Brown, Treasurer; Helene Shaw, Member-at-Large; Marcia Smith, Member- at-Large; Bob Lory, President; Bunny Rios, Secretary; Arnold Levine, Sergeant-at-Arms, 55 Junior Class Officers 56 Left to right: Dennis Kops, Treasurer; Avis Reines, President; Gene Loveless, Vice President; Claude Wilson, Sergeant-at-Arms. ORGANIZATIONS United Student Government ROW 1: Jim Higgins, Joyce Lynch, Ralph Spinelli, Gene Knapp, Nadva Aswad. Judy Gillette. ROW 2: Denny Newnham, Ron Montaperto, Mr. Searles, Miss Kinloch, Helene Shaw, Al Kobb, Marcia Smith, Ron Rosenstein, Jane Pendergast, Linda Pizer. PRESIDENT .. Gene Knapp VICE PRESIDENT . o el Ralph Spinelli RECORDING SECRETARY e Nadya Aswad CORRESPONDING SECRETARY . Judy Gillette TREASURER , : Jim Higgins ADVOCATE i ol Joyce Lynch MEMBERS-AT-LARGESenior : Ron Rosenstein. Al Kobh Junior: . Ron Montaperto, Jane Pendergast Sophomaore : Marcia Smith, Helene Shaw Freshman: Denny Newnham, Linda Pizer 58 Dra.gon Society Stanley Moldovan, Barbara Vosburgh, Al Coen. Publications Committee Marcia Smith, Joe Alaimo, Marcia Texler. 59 60 ROW 1: Jerry Benowitz, Joe Alaimo, Marcia Texler. Marcia Smith, Bunny Ries, ROW 2: Nadya Aswad, Nance Faxon. Bill Hyman, Joan Gluckauf, Spear, Louise Latiner, Jack Rose, Avis Cathy Fruhauf, Gail Carney. Karen Grayson, MariLou Formichelli. ROW 3: Sami Weingarten, Dorothy Wareika. Fredda Lerner, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR NEWS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR PRODUCTION EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR - EXCHANGE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHER CIRCULATION MANAGER Ralph Steinberg Joe Alaimo Marcia Texler Bill Coons Marcia Smith Spear Bunny Rios Jerry Benowitz Gordon Schwartz John Oldick Reines, Penny Popkin, Colonist E:;g oliF.linil Shear, Nancy Lowkrantz, Dave Cohen, Al Coen, Dick Corash, Mary Alff, Marilou Formichelli. v 2: Cathy Codispoti, Judy Palmer, Bob Blum, Al Scheider, Al Kobb, Lonny Maletta, Jean Robinson. Anne Cibula. Carolee Purdy o e b e 3 ean Robinson nne Cibula, Carolee Purdy, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Al Coen MANAGING EDITOR Dick Corash BUSINESS MANAGER Al Kobh LAYOUT EDITOR Joe Alaimo PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Dave Cohen ORGANIZATION EDITOR Nancy Lowkrantz ART CO-EDITORS Lonny Maletta Cathy Codispoti ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mary Alff Carolee Purdy ADVERTISING MANAGER Bob Wooding SPORTS CO-EDITORS 3ob Blum Al Schneider Clarendon ROW 1: Ila Solomon, Drusilla DeGroat. ROW 2: Judy Hansen, Carolee Purdy, Cheryl Sternlieb, Joe Alaimo. Glee Club ROW 1: ROW 2: Dave Cohen, Boh Dalyrmple, Bill Hyman, Frank Maver. Al Kobb, Jerry Benowitz, Ed Taub. Bob Blum, Charles Soodak. Steve Rappel, Jerry Sinnamon. Nuhad Kanaan, Dr. Gilfillan. Jurgen K. Hausmann. Joseph Alaimo, 62 Choir ROW 1: Inge Nitka, Evelyn Reinheimer, Judy Friedlander, Joy Wilcox, Marge Taylor, Cynthia Andreason, Jerry Rubin, Anne Cibula. Betsy Ross, Barh Russell, Sysan Payne. ROW 2: Dr. Linccoln, Sue Wray, Carolyn Margolis, Allie Wertheimer, Shirley Lewis, Betty Frank, Skip Greenblatt, George Buck, Bob Furlong, Sue Daglione, , Shirley Shotwell, Barb Goodwin, - -, Jean Vivier. ROW 3. Judy Hansen, Heidi Zollinger, Christel Schrumpf, Ron Letavish, Sid Felder, Jungen Hausman, Leonard Hellenbrand, James Condon, Donald Maresca, Louise Grossman, Nancy Hurd, --- 63 b4 Newman Club ROW 1: Gail Carney, Ruth Leach, Mario ROW 2: Margaret Ferranti, ROW 3: A. Bernardo LA ?VAj Pazzaglini, Bunny Rios, Marilou Formichelli, Mary Alff, Suzanne LaPaugh, Cathy Codispoti, Pete Mary Ann Curley, Virginia Clements. Jane Pendergast, Peg Normile. . . g g , Salvatore Spano, Frank 0'Connor, Paul Weinman, Joe Mazocca, Bob Griffis. Al Emmelo, Alaimo. Protestant F ellowship ROW 1: Sandra Carley, Frances Parker, Mary ROW 2: Anna Griffin, Mary Hafner, Ann Griffen, Ann Cooley, Ken Witmer, Cynthia Andreasen. Bill Smith, Cathy Fruhauf. ROW 1: David Currie, Ed Griffith, Richard Zhe, Cynthia Andreasen, Mary Ann Cooley, Rosemary Parisella, Jean Russell. Jewish Fellowship gl ROW 1: Hal Cohen, Steve Rappel, Al Kobb, Al Coen, Charles Ford, Dave Cohen. ROW 2: Tobe Cooper, Bill Hyman, Ellen Warshauer. Penny Popkin, Mike Wolfson, Marcia Smith. Jerry Benowitz, Avis Reines, Karen Grayson, Marcia Texler, Arlene Praszek. Joyee Fishbein, Nancy Lowen- Krantz. ROW 3: Joan Gluckauf. Sandy Choresh, Sami Weingarten, Fredda Lerner, Hank Kaplan, 65 Colonial Players e NE: g, ROW 1: wick. ROW 2: Dick Corash, Ed Taub, Joe Alaimo, Carl Goodman Cathy Fruhauf, Charles Ford, Marilou Formichelli, Nancy Lowkrantz, Dave Cohen, Leigh Chad- S.R.O. ROW 1: Leigh Chadwick, Nancy Lowkrantz, Marilou Formichelli. ROW 2: Dick Corash, Ed Taub, Dave Cohen. Joe Alaimo. ltalian Club ROW 1: Ron Ceccarelli, Judith Hansen, Marilou Formichelli, John Spadaro. ROW 2: Lonny Maletta, Sandy Choresh, Ron Rosenstein, Mike Borelli, Al Pellicciotti, Ellen Warshauer, Avis Reines, Randy Frick, Dr. Aldo Bernardo. German Club ROW 1: John Welsh, Anne Cibula, Gahe Sochor. ROW 2: Richard Haney, Jerry Rubin, Claude Wilson, Bob Ellis. 67 Slavie Club ROW 1: Joann Morris, Betty Frank, Nancy Faxon, Ellen Furedi, Mary Alff. ROW 2: Sal Spano, Mr. Michael Bochnak, Robert Chasanov, Jerry Sinnamon, Joseph Vella, Jurgen Haus- mann, Marvin Schad, Don McBride, Dennis Kops, Jim Carlson, Jugo Min. LR, ROW 1: Mike Wolfson, Samj Weingarten, Nadya Aswad, Nancy Lowkrantz, Marty Filler. ROW 2: Ron Montaperto, Dick Corash, Dave Cohen, Nuhaad Kanaan, Dennis Kops. 68 Debate Club ROW 1: Dick Kroiss, John Spakaro, Mike Gordon. Carolee Purdy, Martin Filler, Harvey Schechter. ROW 2: Howard Fox, Stanley Moldovan. Chess Club ROW 1: Karen Grayson, Shirley Shotwell, Heidi Zollinger, Helene Shaw, Tom Clarisse. ROW 2: Carl Sternberg, Philip Le Masurier, Behrooz Mohit. Wes Shangraw, Alvin Cummins. 69 B ology Club ROW 1: Dr. Robert Rudin, Heidi Zollinger, Ellie Fischthal, ROW 2: Carl Zymet, Edwin Segal, A, Michael Kaplan, Jim Shear, Al Kobb, Chatles Ford, Ed Taub, Carl Goodman, Robert Giannuzzi, Herbert F. Shapiro. ROW 3: Jim Bridger, John Kohut. Hank Hammer, Tom Clarisse. Geology Club Altman, Tom Brown, Judy Rosoff, Joyce Sanders, Dr. J. H. ROW 1: Mr. C ROW 2: Marty Douglas, David Slobodin. Larry Midd ski, Carl Leonard, Gene Knapp. Rockwell, Joe Waring, Verna Steward. Penny Popkin, Mr. Donald Coates, augh, Harvey Goldstein, Robert Adams, William Opal- ROW 3: Dave Avery, Harold MacDonald. Donald Page, Dick Ulmer, Sonny Tamboia, Richard Schwartz, Al Glover, Chris Egan. Ch emistry Club ROW 1: Joan Brush, Claude Wilson. Pauline Tol erico. ROW 2: Pete Hoberman, John Welsh, Carl Goodman. Bridge Club EAST: Martin M. Filler. SOUTH: Nancy C. Lowkrantz. KIBITZER: WEST: Henry S. Hammer. NORTH: David X. Slobodin., KIBITZER - Roy Costley, Pete Hoberman. 71 Youn 2 Republicans ROW 1: Nancy Faxon, Avis Reines, Ralph Spinelli, Gail Grineff, Nancy Lowkrantz, ROW 2: Wink Orcutt, Sam Spano, Jack Small, Ron Montaperto, Joe Petrone, Skip Greenblatt, Peg Normile, Job Fratarcangelo, Mr. Michael Scelsi. Youn g Democrats ROW 1: Louise Grossman, Ron Rosenstein, Joan Gluckauf. Bob Blum. Dennis Kops, Sami Weingarten, Mary Ann Gibson. ROW 2: Al Schneider, George Covert, Steve Bricger, Penny Popkin, Dave Popper, Hal Cohen, Dave Cohen. ROW 3: Fred Shaw, Jim Shear, Henry Kaplan, Jerry Benowitz 72 ROW 1: Judy Pessin, Lois Pompa. Sandra Carley, Mickey Sklenka, Susan Wray, Peter van der Linde. Bill Thompson, Gordon Packer, Pintopplers ROW 1: Bob Blum. Burt Blustein, Martin Filler, Joyce Michalek, Dave Cohen. ROW 2: Mary Alff, Nancy Lowkrantz, Al Kobb, Hal Cohen, Jerry Benowitz. Hank Kaplan, Dave Slobodin, Betsy Hess, Bill Hess, Ralph Titus, Joann Wesko. ROW 3: Al Coen. Mac McKirdy, Roy Costley, Fran Bills, Don Clow. Bev Cowan, Lois Lent. 73 74 ROW 1: Robert Wooding, Dave Wexler. Skip Greenblatt, Dave I ROW 2. Rubin. Alpha Phi Omega Bob Blum, Ray Cornelius. Gene Lovelace, Tom Clarisse. Phalanx ROW 1; Larry Olds, Jerry Healy, Bob Lory, Joe Alaimo. opper, Arnie Levine, Dr. Jacob Fischthal. Dave Meeks, Lloyd Dent, Stan Volin, Jerry Jim Dorey, Arnie Shulman, 75 V. THOMAS AGAN Elmira Economics SOS . . . Vice-Chancellor, Colonial News . . . Copy Editor, News Editor US.G. . .. Vice President GEORGE AHLGRIM Gary, Indiana History Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship JOSEPH P. ALAIMO Ossining English Col. News . . . Ed.-in-Chief, Managing Editor, Feature Staff, Art Staff Colonist . . . Layout Editor Clarendon . . . Editorial Board Phalanx . . . Secretary Baccacia S.R.O. ... Lead Col. Players Gallery Committee Newman Club Spanish Club . . . Publicity Chairman Pintopplers Student Advisor Publications Committee ISCC DARA LEE ANDERSON Falconer Psychology Philosophy Club WINFIELD J. BASSAGE Vestal Sociology Choir Protestant Fellowship Alpha Phi Omega TODD BAYER Westover Economics Goliards Intramural Football Turkey Trot Canterbury Club FRANCIS A. BILLS Binghamton Physics Math Club Baccacia . . . Secretary, Historian Pintopplers ROBERT C. BLUM Brooklyn . Sociology Dionysians . . . Corres. Secretary Jewish Fellowship . . . President Alpha Phi Omega Student Advisor Young Democrats Club . . . President Colonist . . . Sports Editor French Club Varsity Tennis Mens Glee Club Pintopplers Senior Class . . . Sgt-at-Arms Intramurals S.R.0. Utica College Table Tennis Invitational Tourney, 1956 ROBERT A. BOLKE Yonkers English Literature US.G. . .. Sophomore Member at Large International Relations Club Intramural Softball CLIFFORD M. BROWN Bronx Art Clarendon Colonial Players Colonial News Gallery Committee JOHN BUSA Auburn Philosophy and English Literature Young Democrats Club Philosophy Club PATRICIA CANNADAY Stony Point Sociology Protestant Fellowship Pandcran ALVIN M. COEN Binghamton Economics Colonist . . . Business Manager, Editor-in-Chief Dionysians . . . Rec. Sec., President Jewish Fellowship . . . Treasurer, Vice President, President Geology Club German Club Student Advisor Student Court . . . Associate Justice, Chief Justice Student Advisory Comm. . . . Chairman Intramural Sports Pintopplers ISGE Student Publications Board Dragon Sociely Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities DAVID N. COHEN Troy Political Science SRO Dionysians . . . Vice President International Relations Club . . . President Pintopplers . . . Treasurer Intramural Sports Sr. Class . . . Vice President Colonist . . . Photo. Editor Jewish Fellowship . . . Treasurer Student Advisor Colonial Players . . . The Lady's Not For Burning The Gamblers HAROLD COHEN Long Beach Economics Dionysians . . . Historian, Parliamentarian, Rec. Sec., Treasurer, Soc. Chrmn. Math Club . . . Treasurer, President German Club Intramural Sports Jewish Fellowship U.S.G. . .. Elections Committee Ugly Man Pintopplers Tao Many Thumbs RICHARD N. CORASH New York Business Administration Colonist . . . Managing Editor Convocations Committee Dionysian Society . . . Corres. Sec. International Relations Club Elections Committee Inter Social Club Council Spring Review . . . Executive Board Colonial Players Pintopplers RAYMOND E. CORNELIUS Palmyra Political Science Alpha Phi Omega . . . President Vice Pres. Secretary Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Young Republican Club Protestant Fellowship ROY L. COSTLEY New York Business Administration 5.0.5. ... Chancellor Varsity Basketball Intramural Basketball, Foothall Softhall Spring Review Colonial Players Student Court Justice Social Activities Comm. . . . Chrmn. SHERRY JOAN DAHLE Chenango Bridge Literature Choir French Club Russian Club Pandorans STANLEY J. DAHLE Scarsdale General Business ITK Varsity Golf Inter-Social Club Crew Racing Team Spanish Club ISEC Intramural Sports Fall Election Committee . . . Chairman 2 MARY ANN DEKAR Binghamton Humanities Colonial Players Choir Colonial News A. L. FISKE DEWEES Binghamton Foteign Literature Choir Geology Club French Club Canterbury Association . . . Secretary Thalians . . . Treasurer, Secretary, Vice President Dean's List . .. 2 and 3 FRANKLYN E. DUNHAM Endicott History Intramural Sports CHRISTOPHER P. EGAN Owego Geophysics Geology Club DAVID EISENBERG Binghamton Aceounting Baccacia . . . Treasurer ROBERT J. ELLIS Endicott Economics German Club Goliards . . . Vice President. President, ISCC Representative Clarendon Intramural Baskethall Senior Class President RICHARD A. EMMONS Binghamton Business Baceacia . . . Historian. Vice President, MARTIN M. FILLER Brooklyn Political Science Forensic Society . . . President Varsity Debate Team . . . Captain IRC. . . Vice President Spanish Club Pintopplers Intramural Council Bridge Club Jewish Fellowship U.S.G. ... Member at Large 1 MARGOT J. FISH Binghamton French PR!IdUl'HHS SANDRA GIRAGOSIAN Binghamton Geology Thalians . . . Secretary. Historian Geology Club . . . Secretary-Treasurer CARL R. GOODMAN New York City Biology Biology Club . . . President Jewish Fellowship . .. President Colonial Players . . . Secretary Goliards Chemistry Club Student Advisor Intramural Sports Colonial News RICHARD GOODRICH Tioga Center Math Bridge Club Math Club DONALD J. GREITER Bronx Business Administration Intramural Sports ITK ... President GAIL VALERIE GRINEFF Vestal Sociology Pandorans Queen of Hearts 2 Mardi Gras Queen 2 SRO ISCC Representative Young Republicans Club Spring and Winter Weekend Committees JOAN SHERMAN GROVER Binghamton French HENRY S. HAMMER Johnson City Biology Goliards . . . Vice President Varsity Baskethall Varsity Cross Country German Club . . . Sgt.-at-Arms Biology Club ISCC Representative Chemistry Club Intramural Sports FRANCES HANKS Binghamton English Literature Pandorans Colonial News Student Court . . . Associate Justice Student Advisory Committee Student Advisor Spring Review WALTER HANSON Utica Literature French Club Italian Club Slavie Club GRACE HAWLEY Yonkers Literature Proctor U.S.G. . .. Secretary Freshman Class . . . Sgt.-at-Arms Pintopplers Basketball, Intramural Pandorans Senior Class . . . Treasurer Inter Dorm Council ISCE Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Dragon Society SALLY J. HENDERSON Vestal English Literature Intramural Sports Pandorans . . . Vice President, President US.G. ... Member at Large 2 Student-Faculty Committee Colonist Student Leadership Conference NSA . .. Co-ordinator Dragon Society BETSY KNICKERBOCKER HESS Endicott Mathematies Choir Cheerleading Pandorans U.S.G, . . . Member at Large 3 ISCC . . . Representative Protestant Fellowship Pintopplers AUSTIN W. HOGAN Fultonville Physies Baccacia Outing Club RAYMOND T. HU Owego BBARD Business Administration RICHARD JOST Lindenhurst, Long Island Sociology S.0.S. . .. Secretary Intramurals WILLIAM E. JACKSON Endicott Accounting ROBERT KALMORE Brooklyn Sociology ITK . . . Treasurer ISCC Intramural Sports Jewish Fellowship Inter-Social Club Crew Racing Team JOANNE MARIE KAMINSKY Binghamton Mathematics Thalians . . . Secretary, Treasurer, President Choir Intramural Sports Colonial News Newman Club ISCC. . . . Secretary German Club Math Club HENRY B. KAPLAN Brooklyn History Dionysian Society Jewish Fellowship Pintopplers IRC Intramural Sports AUDREY G. KENNEDY Binghamton French WILLIAM M. KERR Binghamton Business Administration Pintopplers GENE L. KNAPP Elmira Geology Biology Club . . . President Pintopplers . . . Vice President, President Ut'nlngvx Club Dionysians . . . Vice President U.S.G. ... President Intramural Sports Student Faculty Association Student Faculty Comm. . . . Coordinator ALEX KOBB New York City Biology Dionysians . . . Corres. Secretary, Social Chairman . Jewish Fellowship . . . Vice President Pintopplers Colonist . . . Bus. Manager, Adver. Manager US.G. ... Member at Large 4 Intramural Sports Biology Club German Club Glee Club Dean's List . . . 1 Ugly Man 56 Dionysian Directory Chairman ARLENE A. KOZAK Binghamton Sociology ALFRED J. KOZIARZ Amsterdam Economics Pintopplers ROBERT KROME, JR. Endwell History Baccacia Pintopplers SANDRA LANDER Caribou, Maine History Cassandran Society . . . Vice President Sgt.-at-Arms, Treasurer Colonial Players Jewish Fellowship Gallery Committee WILLIAM LEE Banyall Economics ITK Pintopplers LOIS A. LENT Binghamton Spanish Spanish Club . . . Secretary-Treasurer French Club . . . Secretary-Treasurer Pandorans . . . Secretary Pintopplers CARL LEONARD Johnson City Geology Dionysians Intramural Sports Pintopplers JOSEPH V. LOPOSKY Endicott Business Administration Goliards . . . Corres. Secretary German Club . . . President, Vice President Varsity Golf NANCY COOPER LOWKRANTZ Binghamton Political Science Pandorans Colonial Players . . . Chm. Executive Board 4 SRO . . . Secretary 2, 3 Italian Club Philosophy Club . . . President 3 Colonist . . . Organizations Editor 4 Clarendon Colonial News . . . Secretary 3 IRC Pintopplers Young Republicans Club Student Advisor Canterbury Association Winter Weekend Publicity Chm. 1958 Freshman Womens Tea Chm. 1957 DOROTHY MacDERMOTT Brooklyn Political Science Pandorans . . . Treasurer, Vice President Dean's List French Club IRC Pintopplers Young Republicans Club Inter-Dormitory Council . . . President GERALD D. McLAIN Endicott Literature Junior Class . . . Vice President USG . .. Treasurer 3 Freshman Orientation Chairman 1958 Intramural Foothall Intramural Softball STANLEY E. MOLDOVAN Brooklyn Psychology US.G. ... Member at Large 1 Student Court Justice Sophomore Class Treasurer Baccacia . . . Historian 1SCC Student-Faculty Committee Colonial News Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Dragon Society Varsity Debate Team Forensic Society . . . President Dean's List. .. 1, 2 Student Organizations Committee Jewish Fellowship Student Organizations Committee JOANNE VALABEK NELSON Endicott Literature Colonial Players . . . Secretary, President Colonial News Spring Review . . . Director, Costumer, Props INGE NITKA Binghamton General Literature Pandorans Choir NICHOLAS OCCHINO Johnson City Biology Biology Club Ttalian Club RONALD OTERO Port Crane Accounting Goliards Intramural Sports HARRY PALMER Johnson City Physics FRANCIS J. PANETTI Owego Accounting Baccacia GARY J. PARKER Batavia Linguistics Goliards Cross Country Track Spanish Club . . . Vice President Brass Quintet Slavie Club Outing Club ALBERT R. PELLICCIOTTI Binghamton Sociology Goliards Italian Club Intramurals JOSEPH PETRONE Binghamton French Adelphi Colonial Players Spring Review Newman Club French Club Italian Club Young Republicans Club . . . Treasurer RHODA QUACKENBUSH Goshen General Literature Canterbury Association Protestant Fellowship Intramural Sports Learned Dorm . . . President Cassandrans . . . Sgt.-at-Arms Young Republican Club GERALD REARDON Binghamton Business Administration Baccacia . . . President Sophomore Class . . . Sgt.-at-Arms Varsity Tennis Intramural Sports NORMAN. RIFKIN New York City Humanities ITK . .. Secretary French Club Debate Club Biology Club Band EDWARD ROGERS Binghamton Accounting Baccacia WALTER R. ROSE Afton English Literature RONALD ROSENSTEIN Bronx Political Science Dorm President Sophomore Class . . . Vice President U.S.G. . .. Senior Class Representative ISCC Intramural Council Goliards . . . Sgt.-at-Arms Student Advisor JEROME H. RUBIN Flushing Music Alpha Phi Omega Jewish Fellowship Spanish Club German Club . . . Rec. Sec. Choir MELVIN SCHWARTZ Newark Humanities SOS. . . Equerry. Vice Chancellor Colonial News Gallery Committee TERRY SIEGEL Brooklyn English MILDRED SKLENKA Huntington, L.I. Philosophy Pandorans . . . Sgt.-at-Arms, Treasurer SRO . .. Secretary 1 All That Harpur Allows Prams Are Tender Isn't the Country Colonial Players . . . Membership Chairman The Silver Cord The Vise Outing Club DAVID SLOBODIN Brooklyn Geology Dionysians . . . Secretary Intramural Sports Jewish Fellowship Geology Club French Club Chess Club Pintopplers WILLIAM G. SMITH Dehli Zoology Pintopplers Protestant Fellowship Baccacia Cross Country Proctor GABRIEL J. SOCHOR Endicott Languages Goliards Intramural Sports German Club . . . President Student Faculty Athletic Comm. Spanish Club DENNIS SPETZ Jamestown Geography Adelphi . . . Sgt.-at-Arms, Vice President Spring Weekend 58 . . . Co-Chairman Winter Weekend 58 . . . Co-Chairman Murphy Dorm . . . President Varsity Basketball Intramural Sports SUNY Maritime College Cruise Dragon Society WILLIAM H. STANTON, III Binghamton Sociology IVCE . . . President Pintopplers RALPH J. STEINBERG New York City History CN ... Feature Ed., Ed.-in-Chief APO . . . Historian, Vice President President Slavice Club . . . Treasurer, Vice President President Dormitory Proctor Play, Lady of Larkspur Lotion Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities VERNA STEWARD Mayyville Geology Pandorans Geology Club . . . Sec.-Treas., President College Group of 1st Methodist Church Modern Dance Doirm Proctor HAROLD STRANG Poughkeepsie Biology NORMAN R. STRITE Albany English Literature Clarendon ROBERT THOMPSON Mount Morris Geography Adelphi Varsity Basketball Intramurals WILLIAM B. THOMPSON Binghamton Philosophy APO . . . Corresponding Secretary, President French Club Philosophy Club Math Club Clarendon . . . Associate Editor SUNY Press Association Committee for SUNY Literary Magazine Outing Club . . . President DANIEL B. TWIGG Sayre, Pennsylvania Geology Geology Club Pintopplers FRANCIS W. TYNAN Schuylerville Political Science ITK . .. Secretary, Vice President, President Intramural Sports BARBARA VOSBURGH Hancock Political Science Dragon Society U.S.GC. . .. Recording Secretary Dormitory Proctor Cheerleader Pandorans IRC . .. Treasurer French Club Sophomore and Senior Class Secretary ISCC . .. Treasurer Convocations Committee Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Pintopplers Intramural Sports Colonial News JACQUELINE WARD Binghamton Sociology Pandorans . . . Vice President C. JOSEPH WARING Saratoga Springs Geology Geology Club . . . Vice President Dormitory President Assistantship . . . Geology Department JOHN WELSH Binghamton Chemistry Goliards . . . Sgt.-at-Arms, Secretary Intramural Sports Chemistry Club . . . President ISCC . . . Representative ED WENNING Long Beach, L.I. Accounting Alpha Phi Omega . . . Treasurer MARTHA GRAHAM WESTON Ellenville History ROGER WICK Binghamton Business .Administration, Baccacia ROGER WINTERS Port Jervis History ROBERT W. WOODING Rochester Accounting Alpha Phi Omega . . . Rec. Sec., Treas., Vice Pres. Intramural Sports Colonist . . . Advertising Manager CARL ZYMET Bronx Zoology Freshman Class . . . President Junior Class . . . Treasurer Lincoln Dorm President Spring Weekend 57 . . . Publicity Chairman Biology Club . . . Vice President Varsity Basketball German Club Biology Club Goliards Student Faculty Committee Dragon Society Seniors not shown Michael A. Berardino William A. Bradford Rheta H. Cartmell Marie Downey Coney Gloria M. Cosgrove Wilber R. Dodge Arthur H. Ebeling Richard I. Evans Roger W. Ferris Morton A. Frieje Karl Gottesman Bernard A. Heaney William J. Hess James Larrabee Barbara J. Lynch Edward T. McGlynn Joseph F. Milensky Valekle Misher Edgar H. Sutphen Richard P. Ulmer Peter VanderLinde Laurence Webster Silvio Zenone 112 A liberal education is achieved by a guided study of man's entire gamut of knowledge, as contrasted with the pursuit of a single branch of knowledge which has a specific application. Today, through the influence of the age in which we live, specialized bodies of knowledge expand and cleave, in a process not unlike the fission of micro- scopic organisms, into the new and even more specialized fields, which again expand, through research, and again split. Thus, in this type of intellectual climate, the only method of acquiring proficiency and the only method of in- creasing still further our knowledge, is through specialization. A specialized education, however, does not necessarily include the funda- mentals required for an increased sensitivity, a broadened understanding of the factors underlying human experience, a spiritual and moral sense the elements which, in the final analysis, are the essence of the knowledge needed for preserving the human pattern. Specialized education may produce nothing more than an individual highly skilled in his chosen field, but one perhaps unaware of the role of man. We believe that in order to develop ones full potential one must have a broad educational background before proceeding into a specific field of specialization . . . RICHARD D. ROBBINS A0 RIS SPORTS 13 Harpur Gymnasium Designed for a program of instruction classes, intramural and intercollegiate sports, the Harpur gymnasium building combines facilities for men and women. Begun in the s;';ring of 1056 and completed in the summer of 1958 at a cost of $2,395,000. in addition to classrooms and specialized areas. it includes a gymnasium with men's and women's baskethall courts and bleachers for 1500 spectators. It also includes a swimming pool which conforms to the latest intercollegiate standards. Outdoor areas include a soccer field with running track. baseball fields tennis courts and practice fields. Main Gymnasium: 100 x 140 with a folding door dividing the area into two units, one for women. 60 x 100 and the other for men, 80 x 100. Such events as intercollegiate basketball. college convocations. dances. ete.. will be held in this area. With the door closed each unit can be used for basketball, badminton. volleyball. or other physi- cal activity. Dance Studio and Correction Gym: A space of 40 x 100 with a folding door may be operated as a single unit or as two units. The dance area is equipped with a full wall mirror and exercise bar. The corrective gymnasium is complete with individual exercising equipment and can also be used for wrestling. Handball Courts: There are two handball courts 237 x 46 which will also be used for squash. Rifle Range: This area is 80 x 21 with four firing positions and is equipped with wire carriers for target removal. Classrooms and Visual Aids Rooms: Two rooms accommodating a total of 66 students that may be used for lectures. movies. film strips, ete. Swimming Pool: 75 x 35 in size. it has five seven-foot racing lanes: minimum depth of four feet, maximum 14 feet. The pool contains 160.000 gallons of water. There is one-meter aluminum diving board and one three-meter aluminum diving board. Permanent concrete bleachers provide seating for 330 spectators. Locker Rooms: Locker rooms are all equipped with individual lockers and include the following: men's locker room. 531 lockers: varsity team locker room. 100 lockers: visiting team locker room. 40 lockers: faculty locker room. 26 lockers: women's locker room. 280 lockers. Training and First-Aid Rooms: Each locker area is equipped with a training room with whirlpool bath, lamps. ete. 114 Basketball 1957-1958 Coach Frank Pollards Colonials took one victory in fourteen games in the 1057-58 season. In addition to an abundance of good opposition. the Green-and-White faced the usual problems of academic probation and injury. lime and again during the first semester, Mr. Pollard saw his forces look impressively aggressive. displaying signs of oreat promise. Then. when finals were over and grades were turned in. Tom Ash. high scorer to that point. was lost to the club. Also lost were sparkplugs Bob Thompson and Ron Newland. To add insult to injury, Zip Zymet hurt his leg while playing against Hamilton. Bob Griffis' trick knee acted up. and high scorer Jim Higgins suffered a serious shoulder injury against Oneonta State. He missed the final four games. Only Steve Kucera and Bob Rosencrance managed to play in every game. Starting five 1957-58 opened season against Utica. FRONT: Steve Kucera, Jim Higgins. BACK: Bob Thompson. Bob Rosenerance, Tom Ash. 115 16 FIRST ROW, left to right: Tony Cerasaro, Carl Zymet, James Higgins, Robert Thompson, Mel Matza, Steve Kucera. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Pollard, Griffis, Steve Baker, Manager Mike Wolfson. Name Baker, Steve Cerasaro, Tony Harpur College Basketball Cherrone, Demetrious Clarisse. Tom Davis. Jim Griffis, Bob Higgins, Jim Kirk. Tom Kucera, Steve Matza, Mel Ramsey. Dick Sexton. Art Thompson, Bob Zymet, Carl Roster 1958-1959 Hometown Johnson City Endicott Binghamton Centerport Hewlett Binghamton Binghamton Hewlett Binghamton Elmont Schenectady Binghamton . Mount Morris New York City Ht. 6 27 502 BANg s GRS B an GRS HBR 5gn 510 62 i 5 6 Wt. 185 165 160 153 165 170 170 175 160 180 175 196 s 155 Age 19 18 18 19 18 21 21 18 20 18 18 24 22 21 Dick Ramsey. James Davis, Tom Kirk, Robert Year Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Senior Senior First Semester 1958 Coach Frank Pollard opened the 1958-59 season with a squad bolstered by six lettermen and six more very enterprising frosh. With the season about to open, Jim Higgins. last season's top pointmaker suffered : deep charley horse in his leg and missed the first five games. To open and dedicate our gymnasium to intercollegiate competition, four teams engaged in a two-night Bas- kethall Weekend. Dr. Bartle awarded the Most Valuable Player Cup to Dave Bourns of Wooster. Harpur lost both its games that opening weekend. However, the Colonials put three frosh on show, all to very good advantage. As the first semester ended. seven games had been played. Review of action: The opening game of the big weekend saw Wooster of Ohio put on a tremendous exhibition of race horse basketball, swamping Hamilton. Vin Coyle hit for 26 that night for Hamilton. The second game saw the Hobart Statesmen take the measure of Harpus. For Harpur, 6-3 Jim Davis, 6-4 Tom Kirk and 5-10 Tony Cerasaro all made their first collegiate appearances. Meanwhile Steve Kucera, Steve Baker, Bob Griffis and Bob Thompson were plugging for their positions in the absence of Higgins. Steve Baker had 15 as Harpw lost, 58-44. Wooster won 78-48. The next night Hobart won again. this time over Hamilton, 68-57. Harpur was soundly trounced by the Scotties of Wooster, 95-53, Steve Kucera leading with 10 points, Wooster was the outstanding team, usually employing two five man units to outrun their opponent. It worked. One week later as part of Harpur's Winter Weekend, the Maritime College Privateers traveled to our gym from Fort Schuyler for an exciting overtime battle. the Harpur team winning, 63-60. Jim Davis sparkled with 15 and Steve Kucera continued his improvement with a dozen plus one markers. The very next week, Harpur left home soil for two battles upstate. They faced the Oneonta State Red Dra- sons. Coach Hal Chase's outfit at the time was the highest scoring small college in the country and they proved it with a 99-50 win over the visitors. Personal fouls caused the early loss of Davis and Kirk, Carl Zymet lead- ing the scoring with 12 and Baker with 11. Utica's Pioneers, only two days later took the Colonial's measure, 61-50, although Steve Kucera once again led the scoring with 13. And again it was personal fouls that made the loss a tough one. After nearly a month lay-off for the Christmas holidays; the Harpur quintet returned to action against Hart- wick. in Oneonta. The Warriors proved effective in the early minutes. rolling out to an 18-1 lead. From then on it was even. the Hartwick unit winning, 87-60. Jim Higgins return to action was dearly noticeable as he hit 21 points, and Jim Davis tossed in 17 for his personal high. The semester ended happily for the Green-and-White as they upped their home mark to 2 and 2 against the Geneseo State Teachers; 65-62, Higgins leading the way with 16. Jim Davis' last minute picture jump shot iced the decision for the Colonials. 117 GAMES Harpur Opponent Score 14 Hobart 55 55 Wooster 95 63 Maritime 60 59 Oneonta 99 50 Utica 61 60 Haxtwick 87 65 Geneseo 62 First Semester Results Won 2 Maritime, Geneseo Lost 5 Hobart, Wooster, Utica, Hartwick. Oneonta SCORING Name Games FT FG Points A?'c'mge Davis, Jim 7 28 16 72 10.3 Kucera. Steve 7 27 11 65 9.3 Baker, Steve 7 il 10 52 74 Cerasaro. Tony K g 23 11 5.9 Zymet, Carl 7 11 16 38 5.4 Higgins, Jim 2 16 i o7 18.5 Kirk. Tom 7 13 8 34 4.9 Griffis. Bob i 5 8 18 2.6 Clarisse, Tom 6 3 12 18 3.0 Thompson. Bob 7 7 3 17 2.4 Ramsey. Dick 3 1 0 2 0.7 TOTALS 7 141 112 394 56.3 118 Zip Zymet 11, practices Kucera 10, defends. jump shot while Steve Dave Bourns 45, MVP in Week: end of Basketball, taps in missed shot for Wooster against Ham- ilton. 19 Splish Splash-I Was Takin A Bath. 120 TOP: Allen Rodgers, Dean Phipps, Dave Parker. BOTTOM: Coach Henderson, Paul Weinman, Jerry Sinnamon. Allen Rodgers finishes first against NESTC 121 Now Try it With a Ball Two hands for beginners 122 Intramurals 1958-59 Men's Intramurals began with basketball during the first semester with a new innovation. a six- team dormitory league, composed of the freshmen who were not yet in social clubs. The Senior Circuit, composed of the social clubs: LT.K.. S.0.5. Goliards, Adelphi, Baccacia, Dionysians. and service club A.P.O. and the Independents composed the league. The action was hectic and exciting and the schedule brought LT.K. and Goliards to battle as undefeated teams in the final week of play. After regulation play and two periods of overtime, the score was deadlocked. In a sudden death overtime, Al Pelliciotti of the Goliards scored on a jump shot to give them a 4240 win and the first-half erown. Second half play was still to remain. Meanwhile. South Corridor Two and West Corridor Three battled for the Rafuse Hall title with West prevailing. The anticipated dorm-social club game was never played due to the Frosh heavy academic schedule. The Goliards won by a forfeit. 123 The Colonist Staff would like to thank its advisor, Dr. Rodney Ketcham. for his help in making this book a reality. 124 ACTIVITI Wake up! Sandy Happy birthday Hen party? Judy Gillette left, President; Judie Gienn, Mem- bership Chairman. Cassandran, Invitation Dinner, November 16, 1958. 126 Dr. Burgener reflects Mrs. Bob Lury dances Mr. Lury is also talented Qur reps. to Amer- ican Bandstand Marcia Smith and Joe Alaimo N Schneiderincreasing inter-social club relationsAlaimo 127 130 Alaimo's in everything Smile of victory SOS Between classes What are you up to now, Alex? OK, you chipmunks What's the word from Bob, the Big Bopper? Drs. Gruber and Berman and fans Winter Weekend 1958 Another Pandoran Party Again Shades of Night Are Falling s Twilight Time Harpur College of State Um'zrersity of New York at Endicott N, . e it Colonial Players Present Ibsen Play misiapseieaHedda Gabler As Season's First ilege Physiciari s e e ; : K. G. Kasherg . Karl D, Rundell w4 As thejr firse play of the 1y appointed Colege jSon, the Harpur College Coly at Harpur in place IPlayers will present. Ihg 1 .Manoz-y, who rd IHedds Gabler tonight, Saty weeks ago. Dr. Runl 'sand Sunddy at 8115 p.1., in f onsible for the ti eollega theater at the Endi th: Services on hoth ! jFRapus, t and Vestal campusg be available for appoif 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. b 1ial Building, und fro in the Pirst Aid 7 ytnasium, Monday t y. He will be on the il ampus on Saturday, to 1:30 p.m, j Rundell js 5 grady Free Academy and . and M.D, degrees 4 University, During l, he served in the! Medical Corps and f aff of the U, s General Hospital in Mel- Australia. In more recent Jr. Rundell was the Presi. 'the Binghamton Acade- ledicine and President of lical Staff at the Ideal Qs --'mk-.-.-l- I As Peer Gyme wgrs Ibsen's an here, Hedda Gabler i8 an anf ;neroine. She is everything th a modern woman? should n 4 1'!3e. She is, perhaps, the most e 2 g'nrming nonscanformist . in 4 modern drama. ; ; The play is more than g char iacter study, ang more. than 4 ptudy of characters, Thsen ha T thampioned the emaniepated wo 3 Mman in earlier Plays, but this is V.5 Efhe drama of g young woman Hho thinks she jg emancipated o gs well as those about her who - AN o $elieve' she should be free. She - ; o has all the gifts aristocratic N.Y.U. Classics i v, Yo, wit, beauty 3 fid win her a role as i Woman of the world, E egotistical attempt to ers, she ironically de self. Mary Ann Dekar, Eghamtony plays the dda with verve and As Hedda insists that ; 'their secrets to her, 4 Hunfolds the myste- tvacuupus destructive Woman to the aundi- 'ijigh-spirited irony. sman, Hedda's hus- flert Lovberg, Hed- : sc, are character op- rve a similar pur- Wing Hedda's desire 1 Wt brestige. 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